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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

giaeianb - 5larpanbsbanen tans
tes aabnst for ~alminoelis Graff / Ses
apnbelisn al IOuember Maaneo.
Sernbauelesemet er III feroist til
6~laruano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

6absprnbiftnerne | ariitiania Fut'
tss for iaar | osnne Maaneb. Be bar
uaret boIbt paa SernbauetOruet. Srpss
gen, SammersbO % GniertOruet.
graiter % tbeUlosiife 9%anoioater bar
unosr Siifopsns Tilipn perlet ION 1us
Isrs. 2iItrumniusen fisss at bare
sRr,t tilireoSlillenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Sc iamlebe Solbinbtegter for belle
2dnoet bar i be Hu i~urlsbne ire Maas
neeer al Sucsetaarst uosiort 5. 430, 900
SIR. mob 5,643,oo0 i ben til iparenbe
2ib i'ior. Wtinbre altiaa iaar spot
% bel 100000 8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29
MammeI WiheI.

6ammel gibel. Iaa @aarben
SemmiusbD / Seieren ~Upbepares en-
8iasbbibsl, Der barer G~arstallet 1889.
Zen er altiaa 800 gar sammel. 9robs
fin bsie sloer, er ben bog soot peolis
aehplOt,
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Sill en- SertiGrbane fra llrfoebas
mems Slutuins til Stullerrb / SemnGs
Inner bar Sslanos Spmmuneltpre be-
pilset 200, 900 8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

&paspriIerne / SeIemarfen ipnes
at pere temmetis bsie ibsf. Seh SBits
murteoet / Sflen betales aipr meb fro
100 til 200, % for pete fra 200 til
800 Or.
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get brpst ! suu fsntt Har al p2ttItousr AZ
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brubtt nco tuIbfo n mtnt btI6. Gtibsros
tiger rarnttbIseatst Summsrut, JttIs
bet b,bfs 1aiss.i mob gtarttes. ealass al apeis,
fsrs L~srspsr Del al 0tre,r- pas paa at fsrioaet
Mrs. sNissle~'s s~ssfhins Syrup, % taJ -trsn
aaeen Slsas. 0eusssstpbs Seats 9taffsn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Stuertfple ftal MI opreftes | 8ris
Niausianb. Gil bens Seitprelie er
pulat to sfibSrebere % en- 2smmer.
maub.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29
spebItranps &pmmune ualate meo

SDc0Hran0S Nprlfflllile ual9te i1leo
fort 5lertal Sslremano inb SOms
m~unetpreli fen. Speoeitrano palste iams
men mso SOlt !Ssiremeno peb 8alss
m%anospalgeue OsIaa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Slaaet ia libel. On albre Mano,
Die Sralauosb ei, 8oinesoal, falpt uos
ior ct Sielo / 2arbeoen Of Gaios fors
leben ps fog fig libel pua SteOet.
Sans Sig iunotes ifraitelis len,laitet.
IioSbe bar esentlis fra &riitianss
Ianosfanten. San bar @ntemanb %
eiterlaber fig flere Ssrn, Den &ualo.
lllptfen iteoe, bapbe ban paret paa
&sineltab % Itulbe bjemuper. stUsue
hans fanotes m~artp9rbis uuf paa
Soppen al Sieloet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29
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ID ae be Barer: kang5oa uIes
pia I al De NET . nsts
ioeHfe SaHsrre RugiHtts
b. ttattr a gauitina RIl'
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RuNi liti aft bette igy TIA
IS Qeats. g 30 4 az. RsuH
setis plao. e.. Hanson,
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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

SpiS man snit.r iDrite 8lasies Tano.
l1ssarbeibe, bsr nan saa til Coleman &
Sops. &onior aHosu Spr | geit Joe Girfi
Rational 9aat. 68.ti.S
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29
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tuo ise np. senaonelfsr / JlDrse for ytaat, gxst %
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toIitsr OF is Liter; Hekto 4Centintor, Aloo
betyder ct Hundredel. al en- Liter.
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(Grund- Enheden er her Gran-k kvfnun)
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gram.
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/ LOd-l6 Gram ~ toe-Io hllosIAM.
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MARX ellsr ort-se Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

I'm aoueS 9lrbeibs. T%bronbbiem.
SOs Sitobsr. Ten Der nplis afpspe
gHtsmaoame edmiot. Tom bapbs fam.
let ls en- betposl,s Sormue psb ! man.
sc War perionlie at bape brepst Mars
tosbOneel ! Norblano os 9bronobiem,
bar / GIt teitamenteret 80, 900 Ser. til
psrs'tslie al ct 2esat for Sattise. iar'
'9 SunOelsmGnbs % Stippsres Gnier
l2brunobiem.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29
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bar tsnamentsret &enterue Of fin efter.
laSte Srrmue til ct 2esat for 8unit.
mere eler aunitnerinber pee 8riiiania
3beater.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

.Ir. -. q. GpIeman al 5irmaet
Coleman d Epn 2anpIaaeL tan tranes
RiSssipap 2srbas ben 29oe 5uai Seq oil
bereitsr beige Iiesetpap anosnsper epreas.
70&7l.-tf.I
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Sub. Som napnt for en- Glib H.
zen sr oer nDlis lat isans Irpuebriit
9aa OmS. bpor en- s~uloiprenoe Gang
bar paaoiit.
" uomineret Maln, Der par Ienbt
III Ssmmelgen for at reuies. Tom en-
sIunp Cub paa en- Nsos etsrrelje,
Yer Hal baue en- 8aroi al IS &r.
Der psntes MI til Dms en- fasfyus
..a Rineralus for at fpretase nsiere
au~Nsrissslier.
aooafsapl sanb. Sra llbitinin'
wv paa Nriobbeu bar psiaa 1obatss
1'a's oarst uoiiaet Of SObn Gem, Der
V''uer Sobafsapl. Saapibt man peb,
Il bette ben eneite paa bisI. 8anter,
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wv VI bar ! lansere 9io paret bprtet
SUbu,.
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ga y'aaO ira e:auoe bar bsapnSt at
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g'aa' SorS aplct Gobaf til 100 81.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

9aralo 9aarbraabe. Snoiamlin"
gen al Eensebioras til bette Wunus
ment, Der tanfes retit paa Saralo
9%aarOraaoes Ylaos i Oslo os iom ans
tasslis pil fuite $4,000 arUner, bar
allereoe MI prirat buit Srsmgans.
Saaleoes bar ct 8ur 9ripatiolt tesuet
Jig for 1000 8rOner bper. 9esuoen
er Der tesnet Ell Del Gmaabslso ioru4
Den bet nprite Selltabs Sioras $500
Str. Der pil ienere blipe uSIiebt of
ientlig Snobpoelie til S%nbiaml,nB al
Tensebioras. aOmiteen bar / Saseus
4nleonins bait flere Msber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Gn Niarsariniabrif tGnfes unlust
| Nprblano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29
2erebsser paa 2anosmaal for

SGrebcger paa 2anbsmaal for
6olfeIfoien. vi be beuilssoe Mibler
III 9arebrs:r paa 2anosmaal for bet
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aeuI6s 9anoiunna elsr Gepsrafi o.
Serer Clap saHoss Sibeliosa i Iioltc
S%tpresmpoe tiltienbt 2Rrsr Spar Rass
music 800 SIR. for bans aprfieipsa
os 2arer Souas Ssaeien 500 Sir.
Tor hams IOriss SOsa.
aptfi'ioga, iom M er autoriisret, er
uotommet hos Olaf Rprli, % Icrigs
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ilt o8iaa en- al De melt bruate SateiIss
meIorflarrnser, S~arebsser i 0aturs
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Statesmen bleu, iom bsfieuot, puer-
lat at TrOf. Or. 6. big % uosipst al
Bet norite Samlus i 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19

association rooms this evening at
O'Clock, when business of general inter
est Will be transacted
The funeral of Henry Campbell took
place from his late residence ON Capouse
avenue yesterday afternoon. Services
were conducted 1T St Peters cathedral,
after which interment was made in the
Catholic cemetery at Carbondale.
Judge f.. W. Gunster and Margaret
Simon. executors of IN, last win of Fred.
erick Simon, deceased. YESTERDAY began an
action in ejeetmsnt AGAINST #. II. WIN.
Jams to recover possession of 1850 square
feet of land in the Twentieth ward.
The regular weekly meeting of the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance union viii
be held in their rooms, SOS Spruce street
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. 4 pleasing
programme has been arranged. reports
from mid-year convention held at West
Pittston Will be made and there viii he
Il parliamentary drill by Mrs. Franc Y.
Vail
4 meetino, of the taxes committaa of 90.
lect council is called for tomorrow night.
The application of Richard Henwood for
the eXoneIation of taxes upon his I.aclla-
wanna avenue store property will be con-
sidered. The building was destroyed by
fire last summer. The committee will
also act upon the tax eNoneration of
tremen who have been in service three
years.
The mortality renort of the hoard of
health for tbe rast vsal, shows thirty
seyen deatbs from All r,usss of which siv
were from contopiot,s discusses There
we're four new c,Ses of contnpious dis
,.nsa, durinr tba weeI, From tvnboid
fever there was one dantb from scarlet
fever one death. of dnbthprio three new
cases of measles ono new case from
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
SOUTH SIDE NOTES.

A special meeting of the Young
Mems institute will be held this even
ing.
The funeral of Edward, the 3-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hefty, of
Cedar avenue, took place yesterday af-
ternoOn.
The funeral of Miss Isabella Holland
took place yesterday morning from her
late home on Stone avenue. A large
number of people attended the funeral.
In the report of the accident that
happened to the two men who were in
jured Saturday on Prospect avenue by
the explosion of dynamite blast The
Tribune stated yesterday that one of
the men, Christian Woehrele, of j2l
Fifth avenue. was dead. He was re-
and the reports yesterday from that
institution showed that Mr.. Woehrela
had not expired.
Michael Tighe, of Prospect avenue,
and Miss Mary Thies, of First street
will be married tomorrow evening al
st. Johns church on South Main ave-
nue.. The ceremony will take place at
o'clock. Bernard Tighe, brother OF
the groom, will be the groomsman;
Miss Nellie Duhigg will be the brides
maid. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. +. A. Fricker. The young
couple will leave on wedding tour for
Niagara Falls.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
JUDGE HANDLEY'S BODY.
Taken to Winchester, Va, Accompanied
by Many Friends.

by Many Friends.
The body of eX-Judge John Handley,
accompanied by the executors of his es-
tate and many friends. was taken to
Winchester, Va, yesterday. The box
containing the casket was placed in the
baggage compartment of a special COM
bination passenger car which will be
transferred over the several lines of
railroad until the destination is reached.
The body left the city at 955 o'clock
over the Bloomsbury division of the
Lackawanna road. 1t was expected
that Winchester would be reached at
s o'clock last evening. 1t is understood
in Scranton, though no authentic in
formation has been received to that
effect that the citizens of WINCHESTER
have arranged for burial services in an
Episcopal church in that city this
morning.
Those accompanying the remains
Were; Mrs. Edward Jifkins, j. Hand
ley Jifkins, Eddie Ward, Franl;
Woelkers, James Williams, James Jor-
dan, Franklin Howell, A. j, Casey, John
~. Richards. Lemuel Amerman, II. w
Palmer, Judge II. NJ. Edwards, +. II.
White. j. A. Mears, A. $. Hottenstein
of Milton, Pa; Miss Hottenstein, George
Harding, Gustav Hahn, u. IL. Coyne
and Undertaken William Price, jr.
The cause of eXJudge Handley's
death was officially reported to the
board of health as grip.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
A JAY CIRCUS.
A Crowded House Delighted at the avis
lhcater Last Night.

Sherman and Moriseys company
We're well received at Davis theater
last night by crowded house. Inde-
pendent of the jay Circus" the com
pany has several specialties, which, in
themselves, are Il complete entertain
ment. Sherman and Morisey, the ec-
centric comedians, are well described
as the pain-kllers," and create rOars
Of laughter by their antics. Seaman
and Burke give Il marvellous perform
ance on the breakaway ladder. While
one actor holds a light ladder poised
on his shoulder. the other mounts and
disconnects the rungs and one sides of
a ladder, leaving Il bare pole, on which
he performs several daring tricks.
Miss Millie Delmore, the charming
serpentine dancer. gave a splendid eX-
hibition of her abilities, and was ac-
corded the hearty plaudits of her audi
ence. The Davenport Sisters are very
able musicians and received a double
encore in their duet. The shadow pan
tomime was AN improvement on the
past efforts of the company. The com
pany will appear today and tomorrow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
The Suggestion Indorscd.

Editor Of The Tribune
Slr-l read with considerable interest
your editorial For Greater Scranton"
In this mornings issue of The Tribune. |
want TO say 'on my honor as u gentleman"
that there has been no ''collusion between
u.s." yet the idea expressed in that article
Is Identical with one have in my mind FOR
some time. | have stated on more than
one occasion during the past year, that
the first Scranton paper that would dis
continue its separate news departments,
would be the most popular paper in this
city. | still hold to that belief
| 20 even farther and ,ontend that II IS
all wrong to label our street cars Provi-
dence, Green Ridge, Hyde Park, etc, etc.
Take for instance n car going to Provi-
dence, mark IT North Main avenue TO
Parker street, mark Il ear going to Green
Ridge, Penn and Sanderson avenue to
West Market street, ETC.; every one would
understand the destination Of the car,
and in Il short time. with the discontinue
ance of the separate news departments
in the newspapers, these localities would
lose their individuality, and that Is just
what Is desired for the welfare Of the city.
These districts are divided from the cen
tral city by imaginary lines only, and 1t is
time these 'mossback" ideas were
shelved. Keep up the agitation Yours
truly, ID. Il. Atherton.
Scranton, Feb. l8, 1895.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19

iority being for sums of 81 each. Alto
gether the response has been generous
and beyond expectations and amply il
lustrates the general interest of poor
and well-to-do in the plan for helping
this the foremost of Scranton institu-
tions.
There are at present several plans un-
der way among schools and individuals
To swell the Finishing and Furnishing
Fund. Each of these plans have been
noticed in this column. They will be
more substantially heard from later
on. If any other movements to help
the fund are in progress, the promoters
should inform this paper, addressing
the Finishing and Furnishing Fund.
The Tribune will extend all the aid in
its power.
Meanwhile how many are considering
contribution?
Don't consider It; that's a mistake.
Just send your money along; you
won't blunder.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
In LOCAL THEATERS.

While Mrs. Frank Dayton, known
professionally as Miss Airline Athens,
of "The Derby Winner company, was
playing recently at omaha, she was
the recipient of very novel but useful
present. Upon opening a daintily
packed box she was very much sur
prised In lifting out of 1t silver belt,
fac smile Of the belt worn by James
j. Corbett, the champion. The belt
was the gift of Mrs. James ]. Corbett,
the wife of the champion. She and Ar
line Athens were two little girls In blue
together, and formed an attachment
for one another which increased In ad-
miration as years passed by and they
are steadfast friends. "The Derby
Winner will be at the Academy of
Music on Friday and Saturday even
ings.
Il Il
James ]. Corbett has been billed to
appear at the Academy of Music on
Feb. 81.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
CITY NOTES.

Select council will meet Thursday even
ing.
Third chamber concert Thursday even
ing next, Feb. q.
The estimates committee of councils
will meet Friday night.
regular meeting of the Mems league
Of the Penn Avenue Baptist church will be
held this evening.
The Tribune acknowledges its indebted
ness to l.. o. Cameron for recent copies Of
Elkton, Md, papers.
The Mems league of the Penn Avenue
Baptist church will hold their monthly
meeting this evening.
In the estate of Amy Clark late Of
South Abingdon township. letters of ad-
ministration were granted yesterday to
Sophia NJ. Clark.
Court yesterday appointed John a. Muir
ply inspector of election In Dickson city
borough to FIJI the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of John Malta.
A large attendance was recorded at last
evenings meeting OF the Jewish Women's $
society. when considerable business of a
routine nature was transacted.
A large gang of men who have been en-
plOYed In clearing the snow were paid
yeADrday at the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western paymaster's office.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union of Green Ridge will hold their relsi-
lar weekly meeting this afternoon at 2.3O
in their room, Glj Green Ridge street.
Lawrence w. Bonham, of Herrick, Sus-
Quehanna county, was united In marriag ge
10 Miss Emma Campbell. OF New MIL
ford, Pa, by Alderman Fuller yesterday.
A meeting OF the I.ackawanna County
Preachers association will be held at the
Young Mems Christian association hall on
March 2, when important business will be
transacted,
Mrs. Henrietta Ainey yesterday began
an action In equity against Eliza Brown
to restrain her from levying on and sell
ing Mrs. Aineys real estate as the prop
erty of her husband.
1t was Ladies' circle. No. 49, Ladies OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, that at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Charles At
water, and not the Ladies' Relief corps
as announced yesterday.
Judge John Mcpherson, OF Dauphin
county. filed an opinion with Prothonotary
Pryor yesterday dlscharging the rule fol
new trial In the case of S. Il. Mott, as
signee, against c. =. Jadwin.
The members of the Ladies' Aid society
Of Elm Park church will serve their semi.
monthly supper on Thursday night, whei
an excellent menu will be served. After
supper the Epworth league chorus viii
hold rehearsal.
A special matinee will be given at the
Academy OF Music on Friday (Washing
ions birthday at go y. m. of 1.-THE Derb,
Winner" Special reduced prices for this
+ performance have been arranged. Adults
b0c. children, 25c.
A meeting of the executive committed
OF the Scranton Christian Endeavor unior
will be held at the Young Mems Christian
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
OVERSEERS OF ELECTION.
They Were Appointed Yesterday by the
Court.

They Were Appointed Yesterday by the
Court.
The following overseers of election
We're appointed by the court yester-
day:
Fell township-First district, Patrick
McGlrry and George Williams: Second
district, Samuel Updyke and John Null
downey; Third district, Daniel Regan and
II. -. Mitchell.
Old Forge township-Harry COPYRIGHT
and Francis Cosgrove.
Eighth ward, Scranton-Frst district,
Fred Durr and Martin Keogh; Second dis
trict, William ]. Shiffer and David S.
Ryan.
Thirteenth ward, Scranton-First dis
trict, Charles l.. Teeter and Martin Fur
geson; Third district, James \. Pace ana
\. r. Kiefer.
Third ward. Scranton-First distrlct.
James Hopkins and John HUI; Second
district, Thomas Boylan and G. s. Decker.
Fifteenth ward, Scranton-First district,
David o. Lewis and John H. Williams
Second district, John Finnegan and James
Carpenter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
IT Saved HER BOY Danny
Story That CarewOrn Mother
Wanted to tell.
WILD AND In BAD COMPANY
Y. NJ c. A. Halted Him and Now His
Mother Helps That Finishing and Fur.
nishing Fund-Nickcls and Dimes
Are Coming i'm Rapidly.

A woman above middle age and
lines of care and anxiety entered The
Tribune business Office yesterday and
counted out certain sum in coins of
small denomination. She handed the
money to the cashier and said:
"There. ! want to give this toward
your Young Mems Christian associa-
tion fund; It isn't much, but it is some
thing. | wish | could afford more"
you are Interested in the associa-
tion, are you?" asked the cashier.
Lord bless you. sir, of course | am.
Hasn't It made u man of my boy
Danny? Wasn't he wild and good for
nothing and staying out nights and
sickT and everything else thats-no,
! won't say he was bad He didn't
wrong company and there was no
stopping him.
after Danny grew up | worked for
most all the money that supported us.
one night he saw some kind of gym
nasium performance ut the association
and a few days later he became Il
member. Bless you, that was two
years ago, but it changed my Danny,
and he works steadily when he can
find work to do. He really was a good
boy, always; he didn't mean any
wrong. But / think ] owe to the Young
Mems Christian association some
thing and here 1t is; it isn't much,
hlIt-p
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-19
TURNER'S MASQUERADE.


Persons.
The Scranton Turn-Verein held It's
twenty-eighth annual masquerade ball
at Turner hall last night. 1t attracted
n large attendance and proved a most
enjoyable event.
There were several hundred maskers
on the floor, many of whom showed
much originality In the selection of
their costumes. All OF the maskers
participated in the opening march.
which began at $50. 1t was led by
Carl Steiber. Henry Vockroth. william
Softley and Napoleon Nothack, They
wore evening dress and long white
wigs and were unmasked.
Until midnight the maskers were in
entire control of the dancing floor. and
then occurred the unmasking with Its
accompanying surprises. After mid
night the dancing floor was at the dis
posal of all present, whether in cos
tune or not.
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SIS REWARD!

So many complaints OF irregular
delivery have reached us, which
We have aced to stolen papers,
that we now offer SIS reward for
information that will lead to the
conviction OF any person caught
stealing The Tribune from the
dOOrsteps OF regular subscribers.
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IMBRIANO Is RELEASED.
District Attorney Jones Objected to Civ
ing the Italian His Liberty.

ing the italian His Liberty.
Antonio Imbriano, the principal wit
ness of the commonwealth in the Bos-
chino murder case, was yesterday re-
leased from the county Jail upon furn-
ishing $500 bail. District Attorney
Jones opposed the release of Imbriano
on the ground that he should be de-
tained until after the rule for new
trial in the Boschlno case Is disposed of.
Imbriano was first put in prison,
charged with the murder of Conforti
but the grand jury set him free. Then
District Attorney Jones had the court
to bind him in the sum of $4,000 bail
to appear as a witness. He could not
furnish the bail and had to go to Jail
SALVATORE was sent to Jail under SINH
lar circumstances, and an effort will he
made In a day or two by his friends to
have his bail diminished so that he
may be released.
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a wife and two children in

alleged. has wife and two children in
Nebraska.
Hopkins was to have been married
to Miss Kate Flemming, of Parker
street, this morning, but, he disap-
peared Sunday night. Meanwhile, so
Miss Flemming claims, he had also
plighted his troth to Miss MCGOWAN,
Of Yard street, and engaged to become
her husband Thursday. The charge of
attempted bigamy' is the result. Hop
kins is from Montana.
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Fire i'm a Clothiup store

At $50 last night fire was discovered In
the clothing store of B. Lehman e. Co., at
Lackawanna and Franklin avenues by
Patrolman McfIale, 1t was extinguished
by the chemical engine. The damage was
slight. The fire originated In some un.
known manner at the cutting table in the
center of the store.