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March was his of month. Ono of the Judges
has rest of month after every three months
service. Judge MARITIME caught cold, and his ILL
developed into pneumonia. His family
physician. DR.. John Dwyer Of 1872 East 111th
street, attended him. Tho patient had partly
recovered from tho attack of pneumonia, and
the family were making preparations to take him
to Old Point Comfort or Lakewood, when he had
q turn for the worse.
DR.. Dwyer found that Brights disease had
developed. Judge MARITIME was dangerously Ill
again for two weeks. and at 10 o'clock on FRI
day suffered a relapse DR.. Dwyer spent most
Of the night with him and called yesterday
morning. but found the patient SO improved that
he left him after short stay. intending to re-
turn later. Assistant District Attorney Ran
dolph B. MARITIME, Jr, the only surviving child
Of the judge came down to his office yesterday
morning and was able to give encouraging an
swers to inquiries after his fathers health.
Shortly after noon, however, Judge MARITIME
suffered another relapse. and he died few
minutes before = O'Clock. Mrs. MARITIME. her Sis
ter, Mrs. Hastings, and the nurse were at the
bedside. Just before he died Judge Mar
tine recovered consciousness and called his
60 It to The New New YORK Athletic Club. Of which
he Is member, and there he. he heard s r; Of i
plained to the Health Board about the constant
door neighbor. Dr. Freidehburg, which annoyed
Randolph Brant MARITIME came OF one of
born in this city in 1874. His father. Theo-
dore. was a real estate broker. The family
name was originally Lamartine. but was
Judge "' born 'a s
OF Scotch-Irish extraction. He, attended the
Columbia Law School, where he was graduated
in 1866. He was admitted to the bar the same
year and began the practice OF his profession IN
and had a large practice in real estate. He
was for number Of ysars in partnerfhip with
Ssi Of Hs SeST IN lie
WAS candidate for any office. lie resigned
from Tammany Hall in i.i 1852 With Henry D.
man Of the Executive Committee of the County
Democracy when in 1884 that party nominated
him for the office OF District Attorney. His wa.
one OF the most successful administrations Of
the Office in the history, OF the city. John =.
Fellows: Judge Fitzgerald. De Lancey Nicoll u.
mnse cas.n a aiS drrn hs
nre. Chief of them were the cases against the
hoodle Aldermen in the first year Of his term.
cepted the bribes of Jacob Sharp In return for
the valuable franchise of the Broadway surface
road. we're actively prosecuted. Mr. MARITIME
personally took charge of the prosecution OF
Jacob Sharp and secured n conviction. His sue
cessful administration or the Office induced the
of the Court of General Sessions and the nonli-
nation was endorsed by Tammany Hall and the
Republicans. Judge MARITIME was a mem Der OF
wright clubs, and Of the Bar Association He
was brought up. in the Protestant Episcopal
tier the Senate Committee M adjourned yester-
day Judges Cowing and Fitzgerald went to tho
formers chambers. They were informed that
they decided that the courts should be opened
on Monday morning next. but adjourned.
The sun., 1895-03-31
SIX LITTLE TAlL0RS
DEATH FROM ANTI-TOIINE.
The Serum Is InIccted Into the Arm OF Q
Young Girl nnd Cnuses Con nvuleIons.


The Serum is inlected Into the Arm OF
ho"n4 Girl and Causes ConS"'sions
Bertha NJ. Valentine. tho 17-year-old daueh-
ter of Samuel Valentine. fish dealer. died in
convulsions on Friday afternoon Mt her home
311 Roebling street. williamsbursh ten min
utes after DR.. j. l.. Korr!ght Of csc Rodney
street had administered anti-toxine for dlph.
Lewis Hampston, 9-year old nephew OF VAL
entne. was taken with diphtheria week ago.
and DR.. Kortright was called In. He prescribed
Thursday morning the Doctor advised Valen.
,;ns tn ao - sohn,s.nh herr r. Ko.cho, ,ha An.r-
,"e '" ~ " :. 'o's ~ no., ,io
ican agents OF behr,np $ German ant'-toAine. At
20 Murray street. this city. to get a bottle Of
antjtox,p. v,,.r+i,. hou,ht n bo,t,s ood toox
:. e"'' o'"e"l" oo'.'e Gnu .o'A
II home. Dr. kortriEht WAS sent Tor and in
jected the serum. The boy however died three
b,nrs ot,.r,ord
ii " ""o.
In the mean time valentines daughter had
contracted the disease and on Friday Valentino
., ,..,.u h..,,. -, ~. 80; .-, ~. -.
NJ ".o,ei o.',e vi t.e "n',.'oA' ~. hor'-
right injected 1t into the girl's arm shortly be-
fore 3 O'Clock on Friday afternoon Soon tho
girl told the Doctor that she had tickling SEN
sation all over her body. Five minutes after
ward she went into conyulsions md sbe died
-,,,,, . o., ..,.,,,
DR.. KortriSht notified Coroner Creamer, and
an autopsy which was made yesterday failed to
throw .nv ,i-ht n, t,,. cars. -. dnoth irr.
Univ" my nsn. WI .ne cause va 'e"'"' ~ jury
sions due to the injection OF unti-toxinc
n, E,r,ri,b, ,,Id S,-S r,,o-..r !, g. -,-A.
~. ~. 'k"o .o,' 80 ''u''' 1881 h'sns
that the causeof tie girl uentn was mystery
The sun., 1895-03-31
Spring Medicine

That is Why 1t overcomes That
Tired Feeling, gives energy in place
of exhaustion, life instead of languor.
That is Why the sales Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla have increased year after
year, while other preparations of less
merit have come, held little tempo
rary favor and are heard of no more.
That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla
requires for its production the largest
Laboratory in the world.
That is Why it is true nerve
tonic, cures nervousness by feeding
tho nerves upon pure blood, and
builds up all the organs and tissues of
the body.
That is Why it is the preparation
for you to take, as you undoubtedly
need a good Spring Medicine.
That is Why
The sun., 1895-03-31
A Firm Foundation
The Cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla Rest Upon
the Solid Basis of
Rich Red Blood

The testimonials in behalf Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla mean something. They
tell Of things worth telling.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is known by
the cures it has made. Just read
this testimonial, bearing the impress
of sincerity and truth:
az have been great sufferer for nearly
two years but thanks to Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla, am now quite we'll. When I COM
menced taking Hoods sarsaparilla, my
weight was only IS pounds, now weigh
112 pounds. In October, 1892, had q
long run Of fever and pneumonia, after
which an abscess formed on my left
shoulder. After being lanced, the sore
discharged freely and continued to run
some four weeks before healing. then
The sun., 1895-03-31
HOODS $arsapari.la
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the Public Eye Be to get Hoods.

are going to force him on us. We must submit to
your superior Judgment and to such chastise-
ment rs you choose to administer.
The sun., 1895-03-31

commenced to have pains in my right
side near the liver. After suffering
Untold Agony
for fourteen weeks, I again had an oper-
alton performed and for nearly q year
afterward there was a considerable dis
charge daily. After trying different
medicines and paying out large sums Of
money to different doctors, concluded
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. After taking
the fifth bottle, the Assesses were nearly
healed, and one more bottle
Completed the Cure.
continued and am now taking
the fifth bottle, and can say this wonder
full change is all due to Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Iwould recommend it to all suffer-
ing from any blood disease. My stomach
is stronger and my digestion is good"
EUGENE PARsLow, N. Blenheim, N. Y.
The sun., 1895-03-31

That is Why the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla are CURES.
That is Why Hoods sarsapnrilla
positively does cure the severest cases
Of Scrofula, Salt Rheum and all other
blood diseases, even when all other
preparations and prescriptions fail.
That Is Why the testimonials in
behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla are real
solid facts, and will stand the closest
investigation.
That is Why the people have con-
fidence in Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
know that whatever appears in its
advertising is strictly true.
That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla
is recognized by all as the standard
The sun., 1895-03-31
DEATH OF JUDGE MARITIME.
FEW PERSONS KyEH THAT MS ILL
NESS WAS SERIOUS.

II Began with Cold and rneumorts. and
About Two Weeks AGO Brighps Disease
Deveioped-Denth Came Very Suddenly.
Tho sudden death yesterday of Judge Ran
dofph b. MARITIME of the Court Of General Ses-
sions was q surprise To nearly everybody. for the
reports made public regarding his illness had
been encouraging. He was first taken Ill month
ago, just after he had completed his service on
tho bench In Part III. for February. The term
was an arduous one, on account Of the important
trials of the east side frebugs. The Goff grab
bill had been intr )duccd in the Legislature, and
Judge MARITIME was exercised over II moro than
his associates. He was violently opposed to the
bill, which he did not hesitate TO denounce as
pernicious in principle and an insult to the
Judges Of tho court.
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No Pardon Yet for the Guttenbsre " Big
Four"

The New Jersey Court Of Pardons had long
session in Jersey City yesterday. 1t was
rumored that they discussed thoroughly the
petition filed In behalf OF Dennis Mclaughlin,
Gottfried Wabaum. John Carr. and mic"
Crnsius, the Gutenberg big Four" and de-
cided to take no action in the until tho
appeal is decided by the Court OF Appeals.
The sun., 1895-03-31

Editor and owner ot Eme iis!dS Washington Of
washington u, g., paper devoted TO tlir cause nf
Enprranrr, stated IN recent speech tha; the pro.
hIttlpn laws, as enforced IN the stat = Nr
not promoting the temparance caus. aud her advice
Nolli be 10 nlake "A moderate allowance OF mild
beverages IN her estimation this would help the tenn.
Rates head IL level and as "a mild drink ~ a r..,,
ADJ. N'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

mi desesperaci6n jdrame que no revelaras
nadie 10 que has sabido por casual dad
va ssbe Ia se1ora msrquesa que hay IN
hombre en- ell mupdo para el que Markof no
tenn secretos. Exception hecha del sef1or
Raul De Savjgnan, mi amo; juro que no hablarG
nadie de 10 QUE he visto
--dY 81 20 to suplioo que tampoco le digas
NADIA Raul?
Markof permapccio mudo
-jQuG testarudo! murmur6 Laurencia.
-Cuando mi ano era pequeno ve1a cue
usted ests ba tri~te, acudfa siompre 81 lado pa
ra consolarla; hoy que usted sufre, doonooe u.s.
ted una persona mejor, mas generosa que su
hermano? En- suma, Ssabe usted de alR1ien
mas digno que 81 psra acudir 81 socorro?
La marquesa mov1a Ia cabeza con &deman
sombrfo djo:
Raul no me comprendera; no participa
de ciertos dolores!
Sc engafia listed, sefora; mi.amo es de los
que consuolao los desgraciados; siempre esta
disp3esto enjugar una lSgrima
-QQiz5s teogas raz6n Markof-murmuro
Ia marqueea de Treffere.
Timoteo acompail6 la joven hasta Saint
Cloud, donde contraron IN carruaje que loa
oondujo hast4 el Pa1que de los Prinoipes.
Aquella noche, Ell general dsba una oomida
{ntima q Ia que aaistfap 1niqamente Hua cuHadoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

Ell conde Hector de Savignan estaba muy
pensativo y costo gran trabaio Raul distraerle
IN POGO pesar de su buen humor.
Laurenoia pretaxto una indiepc sioi6n
apenas abri6 Ia booa. El general, costqmbra-
do al car&cter deaigual de eu mnjer, no perdi6
nj I'M ge@gto nj una p2labra de Raul, que, con
loooacidad pasnnosa, rafr;6 los intereaantes aven
turaa de que hab1a sidc heroe durante aus Via
jea. Apenas terminada Ia comida, Hector Sc
retro al>reeuradamente
FL general, con el mas jovon de aua co1la-
dos, SO dirigi6 IL aala de billar, adonde pssa-
ron un rato j0gando charlando alegremente.
Lucgo se ret;raron q eua habita clones,
apenaa Raul habfa cerrado la puerta de la suya,
ouardo &c present6 Markof, inm6vil, grave y
pensstivo.
-IQuG cara de enterrador tienes esta no.
che, mi buen Tmotsc!-exclam6 el ioven-pa-
rece que ell dia de hoy no ha sido muy bueno.
El russo movie Ia cabeza ayanz6 un paso
haca Raul.
-sahor-dijo con voz penetrante-no de-
bemos p31der el tempo en- palabras vanas; per,
mita uated que 81 humilde oriado le diga al oil
do, muy bajo, IN seoreto que oprime mi cora
zon
El joven savignan oonoofa eu fel servi
dor; oomprendfa que 81 Sc nanifestaba tan
tr6gioe, no debfa ser por ssanto dc pooa impor'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
awEL sIeLO SAN FRANCISCO 50.

En- este nuevo cafe, montado como los primeros de
clase en- la Isla, Sc haara stantemente rico
surtido de who's esquistos brands, licores refres-
cos, chocolates, cafes etc. Todos los dias las de
la manana habra pastehl os de carne duce los
domngos jueves cocas empanadas de carne y dull
ce. Los Jueves domngos emparedados riqusimos y
Eelados mantecados todos los das Vsite i'll SltiLO
San Francisco 50. G. Llabr6s Compania. l5-l2
Sc vENDE BARATO.-El movim;en-
10 de- una rnaquina horizontal de vapor en-
buen estado con todas sus pleas, do fuer-
"a de nu8ve caballos ingleses, propia para
cualquier industria Informara on Fajar-
Go su duefo.-AmgeE Roberttne. 15-6
En- un tribunal:
FL presidente:
:-dNisga usted que sea el asesino de
Ia viuda Lopez?
El acusado:
ST senior. La infeliz muri6 de I'm
enfriamiento.
El presidente:
-Co9forme; pero fu6 listed ell que Sc
10 produjo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

NE(tl'3 sol AZ Compra veDde aeeiones del Banco Es
af0 a. o iao ael Territorial Agrcola Cedulas hpote-
tooariaS del miSmo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
aERONIHO ZERel,-AGENTE DE

@EG1'":3. sol AZ Conpra veDde aoeones del Banco Rs
af a. RE bt3o col Territorial Agricoa Cedulas hlpote
teoarias del msmo.
ASJ E9!
Sus cab 3IlAs son rubios como 81 oro;
al cults sDnrosado como IL nacar;
un tentzGor lunar Ell IL nolilla,
y ang4lical nnirada.
De- dientaa di5ninutos, como perlas;
10 Ia bios como grAoa;
de- cuorpo 0ecultural v airoso porte,
modelo, en fin, da hoohlzos de gracia.
Ya Ia wis: IS herncsa
81 quereis SEE feIlc,4s, no adolarla.
i Yo la llegue I: querer, como en- la vida
solo uua vez So anna,
y compre2}], va tarde, que en- su pecho
u2 coraz6n ce pedernal guardaba!
5Da pedernal? Ment1; q. aun siendo dura,
fuego ti2ne e8a piedra en- sus 9ntrahas.
FL do duro metal y 20 tan solo
,d1 en- 81 conSel oxide que nnata.
JOSE BALSABRN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
aaRnnM N. EacnTr Natural de Es

COSTA @on III .chos q Il r ,t3 practice co
mo Agricultor Y Azuc Arsro IN fdorjcas
centrales ia nto de Daru rars4 co1no IL 'Eri-
nidad, ofrece los hac@ndados dc cana do
esta Isla los d. Sauto Domingo au*
servicios como tai, pud;enio prosontar cro
denciales 4 es4 fl. Para mas iufoT mes
dirijirse al misnln. casa d. los geilores
Wilson Cong pahia.-Arecibo. 7-5
U, matrimonio apcio1o. pero nuy
pintados tofidos 6l y ella, estau viendo
un piso
ri portero les alaba el cuarho; pero e1
matrimonlo no pareco satlofecho.
Hay cuarto d. bano, guardarropa,
| luz electric ..-}ic9 el port8ro.
La - fora, hacienda mines, pr gunCes
| al port"To:
| -5Hay cuarto para Ia ro3riza?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

GJ0 AQUL-Se hace aaber al pdblico
que "a antigua renombrada fonda LAS BALEAREs, sin
rival en- esta Marina, tene magnicas habitacOnes
para personals soas matrmonios comidas todas
horos del dia de la noche, carta. Sc levaGan
duefas dona Mercedes Rodriguez Amarante doha
Gertrudis Marero as los encargados de la fon-
da, don Jose Cabo Vazquez don Pedro Marrero Sc
Vista hace f6. l5=l3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
NlMns-EL Ma1oR DE ronoa ga o.

LIDAD PkECTO. EI. RI9JANo DE TRTCIO Sc daa]la q@
pita Cristo IS; Manuel Rivera Sebastian
endas de Ay6n f. Iamorano Puet de Tie
segunda certfcados de origen duass de
tan cados esan dhposic1u yerloa
Doiembre'IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

soluci6n la Charada de aver:
ZA-BU-LLlR
De LOS MEJORES pr1ntoa de Galicia
ha legado Ell uno d los Ultimos vapores,
una buena partida de jemones, chorizos,
lacones y la tan renombrada ruanteQuilla
dc vaca, que go expende precios muy Ii
mi5ados @n Ia pnlperia "Las Delicias", de
Vicente VazQuoz, calle del SoleSluina
q San Justo. 6-5
BUEN NEG0ClO.- Sc deaea verder
en- Aguas-buenas una Iermosa casa ccompuesta de y
Taras de frente con de ondO martillo Is, coc
ma letrna, f4bricada la mayor parte m"deras de
piehipeny techada de zinc en- solar propo, cuya
casa ocdpa uno de los stios vsibles de la Pc
blaci0n y de construction moderna y reciente, el
que la interezca pnede diriiirse a dueno este
misno pueblo Que 10 es, Jose IsatGS CaN0ch0. l5 2
DIR, R.M. PONTE Z NlIO,-C1RU-
Quina a la Fortai6za San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
9 Fl AR A D 4

81 la sflaba tercera
de tu nombre, todo, fuera,
en- vez de una soIa, dos,
aquel beso que por Dios
to supique en- la escalera
y que me diste cort6s,
aquel beso bien dijera
que me supo a un>s dos tres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

@. .TEMAUDs-JoYER1 PLAZA DE- Al
oNso sqS de- joyss de o Plata con p5antes
rahle beo primoroso dc la Joyers francesamEs
on5netros Caonogafo Repeticones Roseopf etc Lentt
Gas orc crsales fnos de Roca. Centres de
Jalrs Vnaeras Escribanas Cuadrupls plateaGO
importation dir8cta. Preci0s sin oon1petenoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

-. EL BuEk auST0.---Uno de los meio-
E ms eegantes saoles de Barberfa ess sbeo,do -
se sdea aSonsds gAH IA DecGn SAN us IS
tumera de las fabricas rsnornhradas S9rdo de Per
Barberfa e BUKN GUSTO. w ~ nloo oeoen sohcitaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
BEeEA COLOCARSE-Un ioven on

WE4EA OOIOJAIEoN N.-Un IOV6n que
conoce Ia Tenedura de Iibros bastante de contabli-
dad, perfeccionado ell Comercio, algo de acri-
cultura presentando las referencia que Sc quieran
de buenas de esta Capital. En- esta imnrenta
lnformaran.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28
l0TERIA NACIONAL DE MADRID.

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos en- la Pc
luqueria "Laurak-Batk de d. Pedro Urbiztondo San
francisco AZ. Sc envaran la Isla quienes 10 sell
citen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-28

soluci6n q la Charada de aver:
ZA-BU-LLIR
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
JERMYN.

The funeral services of Mrs. J. D..
Stocker took place Tuesday afternoon
at the family residence, The Naples"
The services were in charge of Rev.
Charles Lee, of Carbondale; Rev. w. II.
Swift. of Honesdale; Rev. w. Il. West
lake, of Dallas, and Rev. f. Gendall,
of Jermyn. A quartette from Carbon
dale. consisting of Mesdames Burr and
Hadcock and Messrs. Thomas and
Burrill, sang several exquisite selec-
ti0ns. Wednesday morning a special
car conveyed the body to Salem,
Wayne county, for interment. Rev.
Mr.. Swift accompanied the family, and
the pall-bearers. who We're George
Kimball and l.. A. Burr, of Carbondale;
\. w. Dickson,of Scranton; W. S.
Hutchings, of Moosic; Thomas Hunter,
Of Jermyn. and William Walker, of
Mayfeld. The flower bearers were II.
u. Swlck, Thomas Walkey, w. K. Dod-
son and II. 4. Willman. Mrs. Stocker
was a lady who was much beloved by
everyone. and she will be greatly
missed in the community. The be-
reaved family have the sincere SYM
pathy of all in their affiiction.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29

resident of Forest City. His age was
aLou; % years.
The friends of Fitzpatrick, alias
Fitch, who was committed to jail for
attempted criminal assault Tuesday,
are threatening newspaper reporters
who made mention of the matter. AS
yet none of the correspondents have
taken to the woods.
y meeting of the directors of the
Knoll Head Rest company was held re-
Gently at Nandling. Secretary Osgood
was instructed to receive subscriptions
for stock, and Attorney l.. p. Wede-
man. of Scranton. was authorized to
obtain charter for the company.
The SusQuehanna county grand jury,
which Is in session at Montrose this
week. found true bill against the
supervisors of Clifford township for
neglecting to keep the Greek road,
north Of Forest City in proper repair.
Morris Rounds was the complainant.
W. q. Reynolds, l.. V. Arnold and John
w. Jones We're witnesses in the case.
The effects Of II. l.. Kent the res
taurateur, We're sold at public sale,
yesterday.
W. +. Kirby and Alderman Bunnell
of Carbondale. were in Forest City on
business yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
DALTON.

The social given by the Women's
Christian Temperance union last Fri
day evening was very largely attended,
and a very pleasant time was enjoyed
by all.
Misses Mabel Purdy and Ila Jennings
have returned to the Bloomsbury State
Normal school after spending u few
days vacation at their homes.
w. S. Decker, of Taylor, was visiting
relatives at this place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett, of Scranton,
spent Sunday with friends at this
place.
The funeral Of James McKune was
held at Scranton last Monday. The in
terment was at the Dunmore Catholic
cemetery. Mr.. McKune was one of the
been employed by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad for
number of years. During the last
three years he has been the gate tender
at the railroad crossing. and many of
us will miss Uncle Jimmy"
Merton Purdy is sick.
w. Clark Dean, of Phillips Exeter
academy, is spending his vacation at
his home at this place.
The young mems class met in the
basement of the Methodist Episcopal
church last Wednesday evening and
passed resolutions toward organizing
Young Mems Christian association.
Asa Eaton is recovering some from
his illness.
Mrs. Kiser was at Scranton Tuesday
J. II. Miller has sold his property and
expects to move west this spring.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a social next Friday evening.
Walter c. Purdy is serving as juror
at Scranton this week.
Dan Jennings, of Clarks Summit
was visiting at this place Sunday.
G.. w. Carlton is having the cellar
wall built for his new house, which he
expects to build this spring.
Mrs. Emma Fashaber is visiting rela-
tives in New Jersey.
Mrs. ~ 7. Purdy spent Wednesday
at Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
KEYSTONE ACADEMY.

Miss Acken our instructor in elocu-
ton, was on the programme for select
reading at an entertainment held in the
Penn Avenue Baptist church of Scran-
ton, and also at one in the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church last week.
At a petition from large number Of
the young ladies the library will be
opened to them exclusively from AIS
p. m. to ) p. m. three afternoons in the
week.
The young ladies' prize speaking con-
test will be held Friday evening, April
5 instead of March 49, as given last
week.
A minstrel show will be given in
main chapel this Friday) evening for
the benefit of the base ball team. The
young men have made thorough
preparation for this entertainment, and
if faithfulness and hard work will make
II a success there will be a large and
well-pleased audience, and the base ball
team will not be in need of funds this
year.
The Young WOmen's and Young
Mems Christian associations held q
union missionary meeting Tuesday
afternoon. Il. j. Dunklee was leader
Subject, China" A programme con.
sisting of letters and reports relating
to missions in China added to the in
terest and profit.
Harry Winters, of Dunmore, former
student at the academy, spent a few
| days with friends here last week.