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Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07
Notice tS (,srAst0Ps.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE Territory of Ariz ma, County of Mohave. In the matter of the estate of Notice to Robert l.. Frazier. (Credit0rs. Notice is hereby given by the under signed William Frazier, exscutor of the s.tato of Robert L. Frazier. deoessed. to the credit rs of and ali persons having claims sg g,iust said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within four mo pths after the first publication of this notice. t' said exeoutor ns his resi- denos. Psaoh Sprinvs, Arizons. the same being tn, place for the transaction of the business of ssid estate in the county of Mohsve. T rritor, O AriEons. ...
 WILLIAM rsAzrER
 D tied December ', 1895
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Grover, the fat one, has a congress to deal with and h = alre sdy "wvit" his uesssss to it. While the msssa sase is not bad, ss fsr ss state papers %, the psssi. dent makes some sstonadingly elaring miststsment, of fact. H, says ihst the retirement of sresnbsck, was the first csu'e for shrink.gs in the gold reserve and that the Shsrm n pnrrhass law completed ths de,truc,ivs work This is . lie. pure aud sim ole. The -Shsr n an law looked to no Roli resssvs sior re. demptlon of notes issued undsr it's pro. vision and ths secretaries of the tre ,snry by selling out to the money power n ,ds raids on the tre ssury possible.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

CEDAR. MoHAvE Co.,, ARIz., Nov. l2. '95
 Sealed bids gill he recelved for haul. ing supplies. machinery, lumber, ores, etc. between Yucca Station, A. & P. K. K, and Cedar over the new graded road, which will be com pleied about Decem. bsr 2d. when bids will be opened. Right reserved to reject any sd all blds. Only responsible bidders will be con. sidered
 CEDAR VALLEY GoLD AND SILVER MINING
 COMPANY.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

The Los Angeles Herald Tn trying to answer some tres silver questions. pro. pounded by the Santa Ana Standard, acknowledges that gold bug srgumsn,s are as thin ss ,he ics that forms n HAdes on cold morning. It ststes that the government will have to maintain the parity of silver by redesming it in goli should we become e double stand
 ard country. Mr. Herald. hos does France maintain the parity of her silver coins7 Does sha red.em them In gold |?
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

In few days ws wal ses whether the two populist mem bers of the Kentucky legislature are simon pure. blown in the bottle silver men or whether the old party sympathy will lead them into the ranks of the gold bugs The Eght in tlliuois was identical with the one now on in Kentucky Palmer. a gold bug carried 6 the prize.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Western republican senators will make so effort to orgsniss the senate in e is~ days They do not proposs to bs lssd by Sherman and HoAr. but will throw these old villAins overheard wheo the siue arrives. .--L -- ------.-.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

We have heard tho statement made by many people that the U s. treasury tdoss not redeem silver dollars In gold, but such is . fact. You can take silver to the treasury. get treasury notes tor 1t and then hsve your notes exchanged for sold. What do you csll it?
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

David B HIll, senator and democrat from the State of New York, has become disgusted with his lecture tour and has gone. back home. David lsctussd to empty houses. His style of democracy does not seem to bs appreciated. Por Dave; can't you hear the raven knock. ing at your chamber door? H. ..ss.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Senator Stewart VAS on ds.k vi tn a bill for the free coinage of silver at the opening of congress.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Tho San Francisco Ex.eniaer. con. usotins on Grover Clesslaod's messsys, strongly intimAtes that the fat one is s fool.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Psttenon Dsop,s "oS ciA'm there was more hunor in the eggs which they presented to Ball Nye, than there was in the lstter's lecture. E' f' .aa
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Santa Fe. Prescott < Phenix railway with the Atchison, Topebs q Santa Fe, railroad Is the shortest and quickest route to Deaver. East The scenic iine. Of Arizoaa. The bes, route to Csiiforais. The only north and south line in Arizona to the Grand Csuyon of the Colorado. petrined Forest. Great fias Forest; Clin Dwellings, Great Salt River Valley aud numerous other points of Interest. .,s... .....L Beautifully lllustratsd Book free on sppi Through tickets to all points ip the United, States. Canada and Mexico. E All the comforts aud conyeniences of | Ar.tc sss road with superb equipment.
 No. makes connectIons At Ash Fork with east. This is the finest train west of Chicago
 No. also connects with A. r. No. 2 from Per.on, desiring to stay over st Ash Fork No. makes close connections at Ash Fork with A. & P. tralns No 1 and % A. &P. No. mornfng. A: &P, No . iss ,yesttbnled train thr0aghout, lighted with Pintch Gas, dining cay runntns through Los Angeles to Chicago. lfning car. under .he maaag .ment of, Fled Harvey. with his uaexceiled service care anu attenfio to his guests. .sf ,,., s,.,s .. Nos. 1 X coupect at Jerome Junction with trsias cas of the v, A ?; KY: ier Jerome au priuc,psi mining camps; ai Congress with stage lines for Harqua Hala station and Var nell: ct Phenix with the Maricops and Phenix R,y for points on the sonthern Pacihc railway THE SANTA FE PRESCOTT X PHRNIx RAILWAY IS IKE BEST ROUTE TO THE GREAT SALT RIVER VALLEY.
 For informati. n reeardIag this VALLEY and the RICH MINING SEXTON tributary to this road. address. any SANTA FE ROUTE representative, or, -.... 4. r.- GEO. N. SARGENT, GEO. T. NICHOLSON Gen. F. < Pas. Agt., General Passetgef Agt,
 Prescott, Ariz. ..s. Chicago. , E. E. WELLS, J.J. FREY,
 Assistant Gen. Manager, General Manager.
 Prescott, Ariz. Chicago, III. a S.P. P. &P By AT. &S. P R.R
 IRA P. SMITH,
 Commercial Agent,
 Phoenix, Arizona r... .... E. COPELAND
 = General Agent, Fl Paso, Texas
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

CIsvelsnd's snssssgs is isvorsoly con mented on by the London psass. -------
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07
Advertisement.

Sold by drngyists, price 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

D tied December [. 1895
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-07

Mountain nms s sfandard Used
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

now Mr. scisco is classed by the company, as a
satisfied policy-hoider. made affidavit OF this
buying of OF my client In court before Judge
Beekman on September IS, when l withdrew the
case from court
MI Woodruff showed his affidavit, which was
such as he described. and proceeded:
"One OF the men at The meeting was n smooth
faced young fellow of apparently twenty years.
nve Zee; eight inches tall. of med um weight and
dark compex.on: He professed to be the son of
an ALLEGED f. +. Church OF No. sSl Manhattan
ave. who had attended previous meeting. and
he gave his own name as Douglas Church In bus!-
moss at No. Ga Broadway. He said he had come in
to see qbout the assessment; on the policy OF IN
uncle OF Hureyvie. this State. lie had the s..eged
policy. but would not leave H. since his father
would call the rext day
Il have ascertalned that such f. T. Church
lives at No 3e7. but an E i. Church lives at No
3s6 Manhattan-ave. But he Is wholly dfferen;
man: No Church Is at No. CAT Broadway The
whole building Is occupisd by mons furnishing
house
Now. will contribute $40 to TIE Tribune Fresh
Air Fund for next year II ] got M eyes
that young man who called himsc;f Douglas
Church. The Scisco and DOUGLAS busincss shows
me some OF tho tricks Mr.. pnrnham has resortel
to. The falsehood told by his man Clark shows
another phase"
Does youc letter to Mr C.arh not admit the
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
". TOoDRUFF W4NTS 4 EXTRACTION.
I'VE AYERS THAT HE NEVER CALLED MR. CLARK
WHAT THE LATTER SAYS HE pID-THE
MUTUAL RESERVE FIGHT.

I've AYERS THAT HE NEVER CALLED Mr.. CLARK
WHAT THE LATTER SAYS HE pID-THE
MUTUAL RESERVE FIGHT
The hcAt which A. Edward Woodruff OF No. iaO
proadway a wcl-known lawyer. who lives at
railway is making against the Mutual Reserve
,,,rd Life Association in behalf of policy holders
who are protesting against recently increased as
..ssmeuts bids fair 10 take on a serious phase Mr.
woodruff yesterday mailed the following communi-
cation
New-York. scp.embrr a. 1926.
T p Clark esq. No. Gi Reekmag-st.. city.
pear sir My information is tina, YOU have stated
ma ns IN my" nv cfice en- saturday last.
Having lived for upward OF ifty years without
ssys hs you TOD TO find any one who viii say that
,hey ever heard from me such an expression. and
ycsrs from having tho satisfaction such as under
stand is Afforded sometimes by ac,erizing
seSy nsy yoS Sa Il iG Do
moi at once retract your sanderous and as pub
hsd snail o ussd fs IN am ondap you yon
opportunity 20 prove that made any such state
ment TO yon; or ndced mat & ever any any such epthst
rev" 4. EDWARD wOoDRUFF.
The cause Of this communication wcs the state
nent published on Sunday last in which Mr.. Clark
,ppears as making the assertion at tire meeting Of
dissatisfied poncy-hoders the day before. Mr.
clark after leaving Mr. Woodruf"s room asserted
that Mr Woodruff applied 10 him the epithet set
forth in The letter above.
Speaking OF the matter yesterday. Mr.. Woodruff
after repeating the substance of his letter, added
"Mr Clark came TO the meeting. not a dis
satisfied certifcate-hoider. bu; satisfied one. In
other words. he came in the interes; OF the Mutus
Reserve. and that means President Burnham I
did not put him out of the room lie walked ont
when he found that his real purpose was dis
covered.
This Is only one OF the many tricks Mr.. Burn.
ham has been up 10 In this matter. In the case
Of william ID. SciscO. a. dissatisfied stockholder
against the Mutual Reserve | found he had been
sent for went TO Mr.. Burnham's office. and that
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
sUBynBAp REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR &OSTCLAlR.-Hesid
proper .es. all kinds; sale or rent
lrEHS & TAYLOR. 3 Deeklnan-si.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Interpretation OF challenge to a enel? MI "oo"-
ruff asked.
Vol" he smi.ingly replied Il want 10 see wn'I
Mr.. Clark proposeg 10 do about II. suppose
have ost much satisfaction In no; calling some nsn
damned fools, but | am too old nov TO lear"
how" 49,.
Mr.. Woodruff said he did not caro- 10 60 into ,nv
ethics OF damned. especially after the schoslinS
article In the Sun some two wears ago. In "niel
The argument made tha; the word was nor
pTofanc but only good Latin English for ming SAT
isfac;orily need sprinCirg from viocrt emotion.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 'ro LET

AT NEW-UAVES. CONS.-Taofoush.y
tuil brick house. J.; rooms; N Des .es.
c4Etisi quarter. convenient 70 -e,''xs.
Address Professor 4. 81. WHEELER. NV
HaisL. Conn. ~
IL VILLAGE OF Flushing. Long isIHnI
mile. from c.ty HAIL. aFa r'in-nts M Mfu'
able for light marufac g urins b'.' pufi"ss -.
iocaiion. reat low Eox 80, liJshlht' A''s
Island
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

a YOUNG MAN With q few thousand dol
lars In q profitable established business.
Aiaress W. CHASE. BOX 81. Eldred. sui
liYnn Cornty n Y
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
FURNISHED nOrsEs-To Let.

TO LET Furnished. paIatisi; private ~,
ofh,e; rragnifccnuy anl ''i"L.'n ',,.,n
furnished hrest party of ciiy ps''sr, n,
Syh ara 10th s;s. Just OF 5ta-9s'' rem
ss.5JD year 70 select party oHi,. 70 n
'htiKsiAHK * Co. 1TG Broao"a''
Country.
IcHKIsfOWN. y. Ito let. o'' ~ ~,
furnished trict rssidercf; ono or veg
choicest places on S0gth-si.: co1vs'.e""t :"
syeryth'ng j. HENRY J0HNsV. & ~
&9u.stovn u, J.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
The Howard hotol.
Norfolk Hotel. BRIGHTON. England

Ellie Fa miy Hotel. Overooks sea-wr promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lfhts. Lift Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
Jules A. Creighton. Mgr
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

. UARIAINi-aG7 West 127th-st.-Eiegant
three story and basement. 1I-foot dwell
ing. \. D.-Reduccd TO $4,000: immediate
executors sale. keys from Y. k steven
son & Co.. city real estate appraisers au'
flon sa-s and brokers. III Broadway; branch
Office :2s Wes, 125th-st.
ATTRACTIVE three-story, high-sioop. light
stone house. l6S West 54th-st. In g"od
order; reasonable rent: unfurnishei
MILLS & WHITEHOUSE. 503 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

foreign Resorts.
The International COmpany's EOtcis
The chczrch Palace
CAIRO .......................-.... ..EsyP|
The Riviera Palacc. .
Th- ASrnia Palace.
LISBON N...........................fo .foftuSa"
Nainia Palace ana knrsaal.
MAIOIA. ENGADiNE. ............ .Swi'zef'a''''
The Sumner Palace.
TlIEEA"iA ......................'Iu'h
The rera Palace
CONETANTINOPLE ..............IuTEey'
Gl Hotel International
For Information ticket. 20 sll points nrd TO re.rve az
eommodaton. apply Int tsrnatonsl 9. G. COS omces d"
Cockspu--st.. London. or 3. Iiaes de ro?era. PARIS
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Queens Hotel, S%"tn.sr; S"s soe view Faoin;
Isle CT Wight. Lovely ole gardens. Tennis etc. Ad-
3cns knysi Yacht Clu3 Frequent boats to Cowes RyGs
and Southampton. "NoyaI Pier Hotel" under sarss
direction
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

a RELIABLE LAUYFn gives prompt g.
tfntion 10 all legal business; all courts
conY~yancinE, collections. advice frs-.
open evenings. . West Iith-st. Room q.
TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS. TEEc.;
SUIT CASES. ladies saichA,s plc'trf 20
books. great - variety IN Sev-Yora. s-g,
.owest prices. manufac'ory ard sn,~sfOom
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 50 fh-aye.. aear
Dth-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.
COun try.

COuntY..
oRANcE. =. Ii miles out; bfs, Si"u,p.
II frsips. lovely race: house lG rooms, !,
serer- GA trees: a~adise for cAil.frf.
ie1' ~ eel GILBERT. rOrTfN q co.
lD' fTCIt-st.. Hsw-ieik.
RIVERSIDE ON-HUpSON. Only fuf'
.lshe0 house. accessible 10 failgoai. STA
iion with fine river view; stable an 20,
a"nrr's co;,Age; possession N"tsHip-' l.
Apply q J.. y. DAEfDcA. ID H'""A ~
\. y
STOCK FARM AT GREENWICH; 2W
acres. .x,eilent buildings. well wairsea .
near dcDoi and shore. ATWATER u
LiDeTiy-.t.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
european A0peri,5cmcnts.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will find
the London oflce OF The Tribune. rs Zee, street.
Z. c. convenient place leave their advertisements
and subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Double and single Coach. Coupe. Surrey
ana ight Road Harness ladies' ana gen
temen's Saddles and Brides. kobes,
blankets. Whips. Horse Clothing. All the
paraphernala Of private stable.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

A stylish FAIR high-actiny carriag,
horses perfectly matched. 1873 hands sln
aha seven years old. with penS an
around action. have been constantly used
double an1 single. free. prompt drivers
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

HANDSOME HARNESS AND SADDLE
cor: this H. on If the safest driving ana
saddlo horses in this city: nne 'ahueih iesI
or. safe for lady 10 drive or ride; has high
action and can road fast.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
HELP WAITED.
HELP WANTED.

\
EPmPi".
WAN. ED.--A comSrtent. neat GIN az
cook. laundress and vaitrsfs; NJ upa'h ~
work IN private family of three. ten niirH
from city: will pay good wages. hppiy
from 9:3O to II O'Clock. fTRATroN, ll'
West sGth-s.
WANTrD.-A strong reliable Protestant
grl for genera; honsework: Elust bring
good written recommendations Alpy ~
West 3lst-sf.
WANTED.t Protestant girl ss pam
cook and 10 help with housewoiH 10
Perry-s'.
WANTED. 49, Neat young German or Eng
lish girl ~ waitress in e private srhp"l,
wages SIG. Apply ] West i3th-st.
WANTED. Young girl IN confectionery;
one with experience preferred. 3V;' 'o-
imb.a St. brooklyn. -
WANTED. .-Exp-rlencsd cook for private
family: must have nrs;-class cltN reiSr-
ences: wages s.5 Apply H. Fast iis'-r'.,
Thursday. September 49, II Il. ~.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

THis 10 fia-l rnle. Euersch's Yeef Boot
for 1906. Ci,'h-hcTnd aG5 pp.. writing
nan r, i'iNd. 20 cents: Gr?. ~ enis. ST.
toners or ID. A. IiuEB.s, II = co. Mfrt
81 E,se-st., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

CASH OFFERS WANTED. as THEY
MUST Be SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

h-FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE
THE FOLLOWING COSTLY PROPERTY: I:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

VERY SPEEDY ROAD HORSE; siyl-
ish. safe ami can tro; In $50
CARRIAGES CONSISTING of BrouRham
extension Ton family Surrey (seats fOur).
Runabout Wagon. top sidebar Hosd Wagon;
Soad cart, built by DEST MAKERS anu
In hne condition.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

FOn >iLE.
A.-A-A-A y Eysryihinr gus!.9nttescci
FINE "a DOWN. 81 WkEki.l.
DIANONTS. 40 trash Gail or aciress W.
MATHIS CO.. Ma'dea Lane. Room =
~, ,,rTfp.S Tooi. STORE. 80 Fu:ior-
-. New-Y0ri,. WORKSHOP machinery fooi
nov.rl list free; woof-tarving 'ont. sff'-!
,aw. designs srd fancy woods. Wcnbaio;I
ana inOoacr. !, operation.
A-rLFGANT l'rnicUT PIANO almost
given away. convince 'ui' ", brilliant
tone: reed money. 33l Easi 3D,h.si.
ar Rrrt'arp PRICES --,sSu ,rrolG-ahli
wood and iron working mSonres full
,.grsnteed machinery bought ard -,
shsncsd. GEcRoE H. EDDY. Bis 3a.r
,nn-Sf.
uIrY-LE FON SAf.E.--A Vict-r safftr ~
goid az new. cost siSi. fcr sac cheap
5Si cl1Ssor-s,e.. B~roI!yn
CIGAR. confectionery and Stationery sore
for sale. .b2 Ar,rap-st.. EfO kan.
rOR sNLE.-oh man - Nex-Yo.k cIiy
from an s,innl survei made .,2s. Rob
orr Ju-iinc. Nltag; IN good condition.
PRANK r. WyNTE. ashecMs. y. {.
FOR SAL i.E.-Niceiy Furnished fAi with
all improvemrnts: cheap rent. win fsc-
r;fcs a. great barss'n, DE.JAnIS. -
Wet aD'hst
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-04
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

George Biemeller, of the South Side,
was naturalized yesterday by Judge
Edwards.
Christopher Smith began an action
in trespass against the city of Scranton
yesterday.
rule to show cause why new trial
should not be allowed was granted yes
terday in the case of Katz Bros. against
John Stout.
In the estate of Charles Young, late
of this city, letters testamentary were
granted by Register of Wills Koehler
yesterday to Anton Hafner
John Wyman. charge with larceny
and receiving, was admitted to bail
yesterday, Fred ]. Widmayer becom-
ing security for him in the sum Of
$500.
On motion of Attorney r. N. Willard,
John r. Edwards, son of Judge II. NJ.
Edwards, was yesterday admitted to
practice in the Lackawanna county
courts.
In the matter of the application for a
mandamus against the Olyphant bor-
ough council the defendants were yes
terday allowed two weeks to plead or
answer.
Attorney r. d. Stuart was appointed
by the court yesterday to take testi-
mony with regard to the alleged lunacy
Of Anthony Battle, who owns property
at Carbondale.
An order was made yesterday direct
ing that an inquiry into the mental con-
dition of Mrs. Cordelia Edwards, OF
Moscow, be made at Q o'clock on June 8
In common pleas court.
In the case of c. L. Rice against the
Fidelity and Casualty company, in
which binding instructions were given
to the jury by Judge F. w. Gunster last
week, rule to show cause why new
trial should not be granted was yester-
day allowed.
An opinion was filed yesterday in the
case Of N. A. Hulburt against w. X.
Beck, which ordered that the defendant
within ten days, by paper filed, agree to
release the amount certified in his favor
so that the verdict shall stand simply
as verdict for the defendant and that
thereupon the rule for a new trial shall
be discharged or otherwise that the rule
be made absolute and a new trial
awarded
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-04


alleges was given to him by Mr.. Brady
In payment for a horse. Payment of
the note was stopped and Mr.. Brady
refused to accept the animal, when 1t
was brought to him, whereupon 1t
was sold for its keep to man named
Costello, whose bid was 800.
After the defense opened. Judge
Archibald decided that the case had not
been properly begun and suggested
that a. juror be drawn. The case was
then continued until the next term. No
other case was called in that court
room during the remainder of the day
The Depuy Brady case was tried
June IA. 1894. before Judge Edwards,
and verdict of $S52SO returned In ia
vor of the plaintiff. on Aug. 13 a new
trial was granted.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-04
PERSONAL.

DR.. E. X. Mott. of Chester. is visiting
West Side relatives.
Charles Fowler has announced himself
as a candidate for city assessor.
Sanford Mulford, of Montrose, called
on friends in the city yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. l.. Miller. of Mulberry
street, viii spend the week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. C. E. Spencer and daughter. Of
lCarhondale, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Schlager.
A baby girl has arrived to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lane, of
Spruce street.
Mrs. ]. w. Coolidge left yesterday for
Durango, Col, where DR.. Coolidge lies sick
with typhoid fever.
John ]. Gordon has severed his connec-
tion with the Scranton Times to accept a
position with Life.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wag-
ner and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vockroth
will sail for Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Tallie Morgan are receiving
congratulations over the arrival of a
young musical leader at their home.
Miss Nellie Smith, of Montrose, daughter
of Theodore Smith. the founder of the
scranton tepuDllcan, is NlsltllS lrIeHuS III
the city.
Miss Burlck, daughter of ]. w. Bur-
dick, general passenger agent of the Del
aware and Hudson Canal company, has re-
turned to her home in Albany after a visit
with friends in this city.
E. B. Sturges, T. H. Watkins, W. G.
Parke and his son, Norman Parke, will
sail on the new American steamship st.
Louis for Southampton tomorrow. They
will do England, France, Germany and
Russia before their return.
Police Officer Iona Day and Miss Mar
garet Cross, of the West Side, will be mar
ried at noon today in the Elm Park
church. 1t will be a quiet wedding and
Immediately after the ceremony the bride
and groom will start on a wedding tour,
d. !. -i..4.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-04
POLICE COURT JOTTINGS.

John Gallagher, who was arrested for
fast driving and abusing the horse and
wrecking the surrey Of Liveryman b.
J. Neville. was yesterday discharged.
The damage will be paid.
Joseph Lverwirtz and George Ben
son are the two men who were arrest
ed Sunday for being concerned in the
drunken fight in the rear of Wolf
Johnson's hotel. Alderman Millar
gave them a hearing and held each
under $500 bail, which they furnished
and were liberated.
Patrick Lynn. Of Hamm court, South
Side. was arrested Sunday afternoon
by Patrolman Neuls for being drunk
and abusing his parents. He had q
stone as large as n pineapple and was
threatening to batter his father with
it. A fine of Sc was imposed, and If II Is
not soon paid the young man will spend
ten days at the county Jail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-04
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Saw Dust Doll, by Mrs. DeKOven.
Princess Aline,
by Richard Harding Davis.
Degeneration, by NOrdau.
The DEVILS Playground, by Muckie.
In the Midst Of Alarms, by Barr.
Trilby, by Nodier, so cents.
Trilby, by Du Maurier, SLs5.
Coins, Financial School, IS cents,
the present craze i, ST and south.
June Magazines " Ready.
Century, Cosmopolitan Munscy,
Peterson, Mcclure, Scribner, Forum.
All the Fashion MonthlicS for Summer.