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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-19
DIAMOND DUST,

Mark Baldwin is still In Rochester and
fills In his time In visiting the little town
adjacent to the city and pitching for the
country clubs.
Just before the game started al Chicago
Thursday, Walter Wilmot, supported by
half the team and several Cleveland
players, went up into the 2j-cent blea CHI
ers in left field and administered we'll
deserved thrashang to an abusive indi-
v.dual whose vile tongue has caused the
players great annoyance lately. The party
was located and besides being well
punched was thrown out of the grounds
by Groundkeeper Negel.-Ch.cago Mail.
Says yesterdays New York Herald:
Sam Crane, the old-t.me second base
man, who is base ball reporter for q New
York morning newspaper, was denied ad-
mission to the Polo ground by the New
York club yesterday. A complimentary
book, issued in his name. was taken up at
the gate when he presented It. He then
bought ticket, but that was also refused
and its price refunded. The club alleges
that Mr.. Crane. for some weeks, has un-
Justly criticised President Freedman, and
In doing so become offensive and PERSONAL
ly abusive. Several weeks ago notice was
sent to the newspaper office that Mr..
Crane would be denied admission to the
ground II he did not cease his attacks upon
the clubs president. An unusually severe
censure of Mr.. Freedman, 1t Is alleged,
followed and brought the affair to a crisis
yesterday as above stated"
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ON Other SIDE OF channel
Some Events of the Day on the West
Side Of the City Noted.
TRIPP HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
Went Down with q Disabled Soil Boat at
Lake Winola-Rcscucd by Albert
Davies of Eynon Strcot-False
Alarm of Fire.
TRIPP HAD A NARROW ESCAPE

(The West Side interests Of The Tribune
have been placed In the hands Of Elmer
son owen, to whom all news announce
ments and complaints may be addressed.l
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Amateur Ball Notes.

The Olyphant Browns challenge the
Poplars of Moosic, for Olyphant grounds,
Wednesday. Answer through The Trib-
une. j. Pettgrew. captain.
The Ivy Base Ball club challenge the
representative team of the O'Connel
council, Young Mems Institute, for a game
on Aug. 25 n Brickyard grounds. T. Da-
Wis, captain.
The E,irekas defeated the James Boys
at the Eureka grounds yesterday after
noon by a score of 16 to II. Regan did the
twirling for the Eurekas. and Nolan for
the James Boys.
The Sunset Base Ball club defeated the
Ugly Ten Base Ball club yesterday morn
ing by a score of to 4. The feature of
the game was the battery work OF Elkis
and Heller of the Sunsets, Elkis having
fourteen strike-outs to his credit. The
battery Of the Ugly Tens was Rentchlei
and W.rth.
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DIR. LOBB's BOOK FREE

TSs4 II yscS iss,.: :sa s Hhsess sS SY
WOMEN, soe ,psees; cloth bound; securely
sealed and mailed. free. Trestmsnt by mali
strictly confidential, and . positive qnick cure
qua, anteed. No matter how long standing, ]
will positively curs yoa Write Or call.
np 1nnn $40 N. 18th st.. philada., Pa
IN 1v00 y ysars cuntihueus pracoloss
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SHOES.

Well, did you hear the latest, We are
selling Shoes for half their actual value Such
remarkably low prices have never been heard
OF before in the city. Our line Of Sl.O0 La
dies Shoes are worth Sl.51 and our line Of
Ladies 80 Shoes are worth $3.50 Our S225
Ladies Shoes are Of the best Of makes and are
warranted equal to any $500 Shoe In the city.
our u N Mems Shoes are worth $200. and our
500 Mems Shoes arc good enough for the
best. Our 81 25 Hand.Sewed Shoes are worth
seeing, and you can't duplicate same for less
than $50 elsewhere.
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Saturday Games.
Yesterdays Games.

At Raltlmore-Baltimore Washington
game called at end of the third inning
rain
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TILE CIGARETTE QUESTION.
The Legality of the Law hrcucd before
Judge Nathan Con.

Tho Legality Of the LAW Argued before
Judge Nathan Gon.
Sp<efGl DitpCich 10 gH jHttEiigendr.
MAKrrSsEuRG, ". Va, Juno o0.-The
case OF the state agains. Frank Miner,
involving tho a~nti-cigarettc law re-
Gently enacted by the legislature OF
West Virginia, came up for argument
boioro United States Circui. Judge
Nathan Golf this morning. a special
term OF the court vas hold for the hear.
ing OF this case. Tho state was repre-.
Bented by Prosecuting Attorney U. S.
G. Pitzer. Mr.. Fuller, OF New York,
waa counsel for Miner. and tho altor.
neys having agreed upon the facts OF
the case, a statement Of them was sub.
mittcd to tho court and both counsel adj
dressed themselves to tho question OF
Law involved.
Counsel for Miner contendcd that tho
packages Of cigarettes sold by Minor
we're original and unbroken PACKAGE,
and that any attem pit on tho part Of tho
state to collect revenue by taxing such
imported goods was an interference with
Interstate m and hence null
and void under tho original package de-
cisions OF tho supreme court OF tho
United States. After 4 full argument
the case was submitted TO the court.
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CLEVELAND, Ono, Juno 20.-Gcneral
McAlpin, tho now president OF tho Re.
publican league. is n successful NOR.
chant and soldier. Ito Is adjutant gon.
cral OF Now York. and bUing chief tGoy.
ornor Levi +. Morton's stall, his olec.
ton ia considered by somo as favorable
to his election for president. General
McAlpin IL IS years old. nut Is n, act
Two rs mos, mon At 40. lilo was president
Of tho New York atatc league for four
years. llo ia n mombor Of tho Now
York board OF trade and chamber Of
commerce, and it Ia said ho ia n candi-
date for tho next govornorship OF Now
York.
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TIL:

No Skeleton mt lth, Feast Where n liar
mouious Party Congratulated I,.oit on
Its Virtues and Krcouniod tho Short
ConInE. OF Incompetent Democracy.
CLEVELAND, O., Juno Gothic ban.
quet, rendered tho delegates 10 the ma
tional Republican league convention at
tho Arcade tonight, was n memorable
and brilliant aiIair. There were 1850
plates turned on tho ground floor. while
the four balconies were filled with thou.
sands OF spectators. Tho ladies were
ont on nasse in evening dress and tho
occasion socially was equal 10 q national
Inauguration ball. No hall could have
afforded such facilities as tho interior
OF the Arcade building.
No expense MOI ingenuity was spared
to make the fines. spectacular effects.
After the elaborate menu had .un lis
courses, Hon. John II. lloy,. who was
recently a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor, introduced
tho speech making.
In HIS Introductory address Mr.. Hoyt
was witty and brilliant, starting the
ora,ory with cheers and wild demon.
STATIONS.
Governor" Henry Clay Evans, OF
Tennessee, responded 10 Our Party
and the New South"
D. d. Woodmansec. president OF tho
Ohio league. took Governor Mckinlcy's
place in responding to the Grand Old
Party"
Senator.clect J. G. Burrows, OF Michi-
gan, responded to "Portidy and Dis
honor and Political Integrity"
Toastmaster l1oyt then announced
that Senator ingalls,, who was on the
programme as the next speaker. was
delayed owing to a m~is-counoCtion, and
Warner VI. Miller. OF Now York, re-
sponded to the toast assigned to Scna.
tor neutrality-suspicious. in tho
West"
Tho toa,t OF Mr.. Dopow, on "Our
Democratic President" was the only
ono ignored. Tho disgus,od committee
said they would treat Depew like tho
silver question had boon treated by ~
noring him.
The toast master made aomo happy
remarks in reference to tho absence
OF Chaunccy NJ. Depew. to respond to
the toast "Onr Democratic President"
Mr.. Iloyt suggested that in the absence
Of Mr.. Dopew tho toast be drank stand.
ing.
Mrs. J.. Elton Foster followed in re.
spouse to tho toast. "The WoIuan's Re.
publican Association Of tho United
States"
Scnator.olect John N. Thurston, OF
Nebraska, responded to the toast, Tho
National Republican League"
Shortly alter midnight tho banquet
was owe
Tho gloo club and orchcs,ras made
| the air inelodious az the vast throng
passed out OF tho festive Arcade
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
| OW Prices
II And Standard Goods

This has always boon our motto. No
other house in the State can show such
n record. We have at all times bcon
the first to reduce prices. and through
the daily papers posted tho purchasers.
Our price list can always DO relied upon
rs the loves! for the quality OF goods
We offer.
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOB SALE.

House, five rooms. brick. corner lot. I'd ,,rs,
$500.
Two brick houses md 4.roomcd house IN ~,
Eolt 81. 9Th wnrd. rents for 500 20. year, 49,
House. . rooms brick. lot a3xlsa Il. Chipl!a,
Splendid lot for dwelling. y. Main street, ue.
Sth street. {|,OJl
House. iiroomS and store room. Main s,-ca.
near 2lst street. lot ti1i21 feet.
House. 0 rooms and hall, Chapllno street, zet.
sd street. $500.
Corner lot. Lind street. Belvcdcrc, $50
House, rooms, brick, anu stable. 18th s;,s,;
sl.aDo.
House, 5 rooms, 18th s,ret. sI.6Ol.
House. ) rooms and hall. corner North Fro,,
and Kentucky streets. S1.GOl
Double frame house. 10 rooms and s;ore mn,
corner Q! 20 and jacob streets, rents for 81 u;
House. 5 rooms. brick. and 4.roomcd house f,
rear, Eot' street, Ceutre Wheeling sj,Oll
House. / rooms. 2tih street, sl.Ol.
House / rooms, 18th street.. Cheap. On cay
terms. SOD. ~
House. rooms, brick. Jacob slroo.. IA wal
Sl.SOO.
House, ) rooms md hs!l. PARK vlow. ID: lo,-
lTh feet, easy terms. Sl.7O.
Double house 10 rooms. Indiana strec,. I;lS,I
easy terms SL5Sl
Rouse, 5 rooms, corner lot. 9th stree, cary
terms. sl.iO
House ; rooms. McColloch street. Eas. whc...
AE< SlstVt
House. 7 rooms and hall. with large lot, l;.s
Street, 500.
House, rooms. Baltimore street, las, wh...
Ing ensy tcrinS sl0p
House. rooms. 18th street. easy terms. SOL
House. 10 rooms. brick. with large lot. lin
street cheap.
IIouAc; 5 rooms. Jacob street. 9th ward. e,,y
terms. 81 800.
House. G rooms, Wood street. 5th ward. l.s5l
House. ICONS. hrlck. Marke! street, Ceat:.
Wheeling. cheap. 1.aA
Lots on Lind street, Pclvcdcre. $50 aud s.;i
earh.
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
Business property on Market stree. a. mode.
ate price.
$50. 800. $50. ss1o. 5000 and $, so to loaa o,
real estate.
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DELiiatHtE.
All Sorts OF local News ani Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

. -
All Sort, OF Local New. and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.
F. NJ. Walker, mail uscnt on the
Cleveland K Pittsburgh railroad, whc
has boon oil for some limo on accoun,
Of tho death OF his wife, is back on his
old run.
Several OF tho merchants OF this city
arc opposed to closing up at 6 o'clock,
and hnyu got O petition whereby tho
stores will close at 1880 o'clock. instead
Of @ o%'cloc5s.
Invitations sont ont Yesterday
announcing tho wedding OF Mr.. Albert
Roll and Miss Hattie Loo. to takO place
next Thursday, Juno u. Both are well
known.
Mrs. C. J. Crawford loft yesterday for
her home at st. Clair8villo Junction,
after visiting her parents In tho Second
ward.
Miss Eta Armstrong, OF tho Frs,
ward, has returned from a visit with
relatives at Waynesburg, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brown, Of tho Fourth ward
has gono TO Mt. ClemOns. Mich, to
spend the summer.
FornA Fisher has returned from
MoundsvilIc, whcte she has boon iQi
some time past.
Miss Addie ~lsowlcs, Of Alliance. O.. is
visiting her brother. in the First ward.
Mrs. Jacob Dehecn, OF Marietta, is
visiting relatives in tho Fourth ward.
J. y. Whitman returned yesterday
morning from tho east.
Joseph Henderson. Of ST. Clairsvillc,
was in town yesterday.
A. Z. Bronson. OF Cleveland. is in tho
city OH business.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
raIuAnIE pnnprnT

ly virtue OF Il deed OF trust made BY Isabelle
;. Snvngo, To mo ~ trustee, dntcI April Il, ls9R.
recorded In tue 0thcc of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia. in Deed Of
Trust nOOs 80. ". pagD ll6. ! will sell NJ the
north front Moor Of tho Court House OF said
county on
SATURDAY. TIL ljTr DAY OF JUNE, 1896,
commencing at 10 o'clock IL. IN. the following
property. that IL to say: All Of TINT ccrain piccu
or pnrcci Of lind SiiuntC III THndclphia district,
In ohio county. State Of Wcs, Nirginin, lform.
crly part Of tho farm owned BY William Il Tor.
ter, situate on tho NHtl0nal road, about three
iuilcs cnst Of the city OF WhCclIngl and bounded
II, follows: %lrglnniug at II stake On the south.
cnSt Side of Edglngton Lane. thence running
south 31'2 ~ cast frC.lundrcd AMI nine md five.
icnIhS feet to Il stake; thence running north GS'
H. east ono bundled md forty.SiN md ilyc.
iCntlIS feet: thence running north 81 IS
west four hundred nnd scvcnty. Scvcn feet To
nSlnkO on the run; thence running north o. aT
west SCrcnty.nlnC feet 10 the corner OF tho first
turn to the right OF thu EdSIngt0n Lano. and
hence running with tho lane south 5Go 2J west
one hundred md forty.ihroo foe, 10 the placo
OF beginning. containing iva acres OF lunh,
Also the exclusive use Ola spring on tho al.
jnccnt inrm Of said William Il. Porter. lying
sOuthcnStrrly from tho mud hereby conveyed
nnd nbOui ihroG or four hundred feet distant
thrrotrom, with right Of lngrc6s TO aud cgrcSs
IN said spring nnh lay Pipes therctrom To tho
property hereby conveyed, hciug tho Snulc
property conveyed To Snll Isabelle ). Savage By
William Il. Porter, bv deed dated September Il,
1877. recorded In Deed Hook No. e.. pages as,
~.
TERMS or SALE:-Oncthltd aud rs much moro
OF the purchase money rs tho purchaser elects
to pnv IN cash on tho lay Of Snln, tho balance In
two equal lnSinllincntS nj twelve md eighteen
months. notes bearing Interest from tho day OF
EalO. with security satisfactory to the trustee 10
b. given for tho deferred pAy mcntS. the tltlu la
10 retained until payment II mal" In full.
W.. W. CoWDl:S. Trustee.
J. u hEi1NEf, AuciohCer. mylS.P
Tho above mlc Is adjourned until Saturday.
fu,,u ~ tLus at IN ,f,I,.Ig =. -
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BALTIMORE. Mp., Juno 90.-Tho pasI
wcols 10 ono Of tho most notable In
tho history Of tho south. on accoun.
oftho number OF tho now enterprises
OF tho magnitude which have boon made
public. The Manufacturers Record
has received official confirmation Of tho
report that tho Southern railway
company will mako its principal
tidowater terminus ut Norfolk. and has
secured control OF over two miles OF
water front on which to erect ware
houses, whNrvos and M elevator aud
othor buildings.
Woss Virginia reports n 500, 900 lum.
Dor company, also uovOral now oil weIla
aud saw mills.
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lived in Ohio several yoars. 1Io 10 tho
most prominent architect in this state.
His bride 10 n Cherokee Indian and
under tho laws oil North Carolina they
could not marry hero. They wore 10.
gally advised that II thoy married elso.
whore their marriage would DO valid in
this state. but to-day tho announce.
mont Ia made thut tho marriage Ia in.
valid, and tina! undor n supreme court
decision thoy arc liable to prosecution
II thov return. Their many irlouds aro
greatly concerned.
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GROCERS CELEBRATE
Tho Sovonth Annual Holiday OF
tho Local Association
THE GREATEST SUCCESSOR RECORD
Tho Park Crowded with People all
Day ana n Elmo Programme Of
Events Givon-A Parade Introduces
rho Days obscrvanoe-Isacos, howl.
ing and Fireworks Intorcst nll, and
Dancing Ia n Popular Feature,

A,,hojy ,yl,o f,iln1 ., pot;nn In IA,
w Wv.
aauy press IN lhe past low aays 'nh'
Thursday was "Grocora' Day." found II
out carly Yesterday forenoon. All tho
,rno.r &c wh.,,I,. I'D ~. ,,,.h,
~
on ooth sides oil the rlVor droppeo
business for tho day and Joined tho
thronc Of thouaands tha. started fol
wh,ol;,, ,,,t /, ,ho o,r,v mo,,;r,
h pa ),
anu Kept going all day. Inc pasaao OF
tho Wheeling Retail Grocera' Protective
Associntion star,cd nj g I, m. Ths
..-,.,..,.
p'oS p'Au ~ 'uV
dENcER was carried out very iaithlusly.
Tho parade was in command OF Chief
NfarsbaI Fl. w. Schrcbo. and was hoaded
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RALEIGH, n. G.. Juno Ca angular
marriage case is attracting attention
hcrc. Monday, Adolph G. Bauer md
Miss Rachel Blythe. both of Raleigh,
wero married Mt Washington. D. G..
Bauer ia O native OF Philadelphia and
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NOTICE..

I wnnt overy man and woman In tho
United Stntos Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono of my
books on those diseases. Addross B. NJ.
WooILEY, Atlanta, Gu, Box $50. and II
will DO aent you frea. H4wy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The county commissioner Of Putnam county,
". Va, invite sealed proposals. for the erection
OF a new court house on the public square In tho
town OF Winfield. agreeable q. the plans and
specifications for samc prepared by Architec,
Frank I. Milburn. OF kcnova. ". Va Said plans
field on and after June Is, 1885,. Contractors
wi. file with their bids n certified check for
500 90, made payable to l. 4. SRlmons, county
clerk. as evidence II their bid Is accepted, tncy
will Ole bond for $500 o. 10 said county for tho
faithful performance of their contnci. Bids
viii be received until | o'clock p. m. July l..
lSa5. when said bids will DO opened and the de.
cislon Of the court made public. The commits.
sioncrs reserve tho right 10 rCjcct my or nil bids.
Il. A. SALM0SS.
jclO County Clerk.
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WHES occasion demands its use. try
De Wits Witch llnzel Salvc. 1t /.
cooling to burns. stops pain instantly.
~cleansOs. a perfect healer for scalds or
skin eruptions. Always cures piles.
Logan Dtu. Co.. Wheeling. ". Va, b.
F. Peabody. Benwood, and Bowie Il Co.,
Bridpennrt.O Q.
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O. SALE

Splendid 7.uomcd house. % Son,h Pc.
street Fimo location. VIII sell on the ron, NJ, :
at low figure. payable SIS per month Gr,
reasonable rent, and IN u short time yOU M
the property. 4
10 LET.-
Elegant s.roomCd dwelling, splendid v,,,
flowers, %Shrublery and shade trees, SO 5s,S"ItH
Front street The most deslrAblu rcsilses, "a
cation In this city.
Modern flat, Ijl7 Chapliuo street, GrooE,,pt
bath.
Modern fat, ?iil Chapllne street, 1 rooz,s,,
bath.
G-rooinch house. Of South From, street
6'rOOmcd dwelling, bath. laundry, Iot G1,1y
Shndc and fruit trees. No 20 SOrill Front o.,
Two. three ind i%OuF.tooncd houses cAr4p
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Tel. Cts 1889 Market Street.
FOR SALE

No. lis S. Tenn street. . rooms and bath. bs.s
gases. Cheap.
No. Iltthstreet. li.roomed brick, Cheap
No. COZ Market street. 6 rooms, Sl.50l
Nos iioi and ll0j Market stree, buslau
property, Si2.510.
Nos. Y and - 5itb street, - rooms. si.5I.
No. eE5 Marketsircct. : rooms aud bath. SJ5r
No. WIS York street 8 rooms. Cheap.
No. 81 y. Front St, S rooms and bath. CheIa
No. loS Chaplinc St. 5 looms, bath rooG al
large stable si.o1.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling -!
store room. Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and in different ~locatlo,I
Saloon for sale on 10Th street. cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Market ,taes.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on l?.a SIX.
cheap.
Cigar store n Market street for sale cheap
building lots In all the best locations !a;.i
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN