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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Grange Trees Bead.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. S.-Pa1m
Sear II on Lake Worth was the warmest
point on the main land Of the whole of
the United States this morning. the
mercury showing 35 degrees above zero.
On top of the freezing tempa,nre last
night Tampa reports snow falling at
day break and at 8 O'Clock the snow
was Increasing. This is unpre sidented
In that Florida la itude. Mercury fell
TO X above zero in Jacksonville. The
coolest POINTS in the state were 10 at
Tltusville, % at Tampa and 2s at
Jupiter. At Key West and Palm
Beach the mercury dropp ID from 81 to
81. These were ne only points in the
state above freezing
Orange and other fruit trees are
probably all killed outright. ex,ept the
loidest and toughest Of them, for thev
lwere naked, ba,hiiug and full of sap.
End therefore particularly susceptible e
40 cold
| The ,7ss viii aggregate mary millions
Pf dollars. Tie average life of a tree
f. thirty years, which a1cans fully twen-
lty prospective crops for the IL e
now beginning to bear Al early veg
etables are ruined, l0o 600 boxes of
Strawberries which would have been
shipped from February 20 to March 10,
are completely destroyed. There Will
probably be no strawberries from
Florida this season.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Little Show Fer Sold Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Feb. To.mor-
row The house enters upon the last
three weeks of the session. Al
though the presidents special
message relative to the bond is
sue, sent le congress on Friday, is
being considered by the ways and
mcans committee, there rs no pres
ent expectation hatany effort will
be made to pass u bill authorizing
gold bonds dur ng the coming
week. The majo,ity Of the repub
Iicans are against il, and without
their aid the democratic leaders
believe it is a useless waste of time
to consider such measure In the
house. The week viii be devoted
70 routine business. To.morrow
the consideration of the legisIa-
tive appropriation bill will be
resumed, and if not completed it
will go over until Wednesday or
Thursday by agreement, having
been set apart fer the bills reported
from the committee on District OF
Columbia After the Legislative e
appropriation bill is disposed of
the naval appropriation bill. will
be taken up and it is expected it
will consume the remainder Of the
week if determined effort is
made by the naval committee TO
provide for the construction of the
new cruisers they have recon
mended. The general deficiency
appropriation bill, tn. last OF the
regular bills, is IN process or
preparation and if the naval bill is
disposed of before the end Of the
week it will be taken up.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

1--WE Lives saved.

Mrs. Phoeha Thomas Of junction city,
H., was told by her doctors she bad
Cousumpton aud lhat there was no
hope lui' her but two bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and Size says it saved her life.
Mr.. 'fIlrs Eggers l3) Florida ST., san
Fraari~co, suffered from dretifn
cold approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else then
boqght one bottle of Dr., Kings New
U;acosefs and was in two weeks
cured lie is naturally thaokful- 1t
is such result, OF which these are sam
plrs, that prove the woderfai efficacy Of
this medicine IN Congh ans, Colds. Free
trial b,t.les at j. K. lIasoert,s Drug
st,Ie.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Esfray Notice.

Taken up BY j. Z. Givens one
mare mule and posted before A.
NJ Webb, Que of the Justices OF the
Peace, within and for the township p
Of Ilickoay, in the county of
Carroll and state of Arkansas, on
the Is day of Dec. 1894 Said
mule is q dark brown mare mule,
IL or 13 years old, about l3 1-2
hands high. ordinary flesh, bare
tooi all around, gear marks and
appraised III $40.
STATE OF Ark.
CO. Of Carroll
|, ;. P. Funcher county clerk Of
said equity, d" hereby certify that
the above is Il ,rne copy Of tie
original appra'Smcnt on file aud OF
record in my Office. Witness my
hand aud Off icial seal this 81 lay OF
Jan. 1895. ] P. FANcHER,
Go. clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison, Ara

Land Office at Harrison, ARK
Jan. 10 1850
Noticnis hereby given that the following nam
ed f,ttpr has fled nutiee OF his late tioa to
niakc ii,ial proof in support of his claim, d
that SAID oroof vii be nlade before the Regis
ter atd Receiver at Harrison, Ara. on Feb. .
lSj5, Viz:
william R Wilson h e. TO 1852 for The
ss re, nW sc, nesw. NV Sec %, L. u II
OF T =. W
!ie hamcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cutiva ION
Of said lad viz: john Gwaltnev, James
@altaey, Augusta Collins, James Caudill,
all OF Raunl, erkaasas
JSo. p. CLENDENIN, REGISTER.
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NOTICE FORPUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison, Ark.

Land Office at HARRISON, AK,
Jan. % 1895 !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has iied ;.otice OF his intentoA 10
make tiNal proof il support o his claim. g, d
t3at said proof will be made before the Register
aud Receiver at itarrson Ark. Mas ch ltil
isa5, viz: Sylvanus c. Davis, n 40. i633Z for
the sla sei4 Sec. j, sW}s sWia, Sec, i. nM u
nwl4 sec. 3 7 20 Ii T Il W
He names the following witnesses to prove
his residence upon ad cultivation. OF said la,'d
viz:
X och :, Maxwell, p G. Hoyt, OF oeoaaa.
Ark, AID Frank ilaycratt, nater Gl2naelce
OF Liugicr. Ark.
JNo. ChHNDEN1N, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Eotk Chilly.

FoEr SMITH, Feb. 5 The jury in the
case of Bill Cook and Gheerokee Bill
received the case a. 3:30 and returned
a verdict Of guilty at 800 These con
vichons are for robbing the Wells Far
90 express company on the ST. Louis
and San Francisco at Red Fork, | T.,
last July There are several other
cases against them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At HARRISON, ARK.

LAND OFFICE At HARRISON, ARK,
Jan 10, 1885.
Notice is hereby gicen that the following nam
cd stu,ier has hled noticc OF lis intei'tion to
make ii sal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the neGis-
ter AZ d Receiver at Harrison, frk OF Feb.
23 iS.5, viz
Gavin l.. hiattox h @. no. 1856 for the sw
s" see 25, ne ne VIZ ne Sec. 81 /. 20 OF
- west
lie names the following witnesscs to prove
his co tnious residence upon and cultivation OF,
said AID viz: j l.. sims. A Roberts. John
Vowel, Rome Whit. ali uf Shaver, Ark
JNo p CLEND MN Re. is or
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
NOTICE FORPUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE ~ HAHassoy, Ai;N..
Jan - ls.5.
Notice ia hereby g.vea that til" following-narn
ed settler has tiled notice OF his iattf ito = 10
make iinat proof il suppor, NJ his claims . Il
That said proof will be rala before tae l,eaist,r
and Receiver at Harrsso \ rk.. OF .t'arcf Sfh
ls!t', viz: Joseph s ShaWgir h e. No l3i2i
for the " = seia seli xvi See 7 is ,r2sw
lie r;smes the Following witnesses 10 prove
his coat uous resdeace upon and cultivation
OF, raid LAID viz:
j J Rrawse, TT Coxsey. & K Watsor,
Sannilrl Barr. all of arr,llto6. Ark
JolN p "a ~ eESiS. Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

a Sound BASIS.

The testimonials published by the pTcprietors
of Hoods Sars tpariila are not pure hased, nor
are they written up III their cflicc. nor are they
from their employees, bat they are facts from
truthful and grateful peopie, nho aec reliable
an as worthy OF confidence as L they came from
your NEST trusted ncighbor
EEoca's Pills are the best family c"thartic
and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable. sure.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
SHORT CUT 70NENS,
INTERESTING EVENTS F9oN Al.
sec TONS Or IEs COUNTRY.
If Summary 'cs tk. Na~s Of inc Weah
Complied for Trioans Readers.

lie late John w. Norton will Iva.
Net been found.
Ne Senate Finance committee voteo
hinst 5 fer bond issue.
n attempt was made in the House
ill the civil service system.
qldrow, |. T., WAS nearly wiped
of existance Monday 10y fire.
he Arkansas House of Representa-
apassetl an anti cigarette bill.
he blizzard was felt III almost every
eand is the worst OF the year.
te house and senate passed bill
ating $40 ,000 for the needy poor Of
Ellington.
Br.ator Lodge introduced bill rro
np for the issuance of 81 POO ,000,-
gold bonds,
K Queen l.iliuok ala i has re-
need whatever rights she has as
rof Hawaii.
resideut Cleveland as arbitrator
teen Brazil and Argentine decided
avor Of Brazil.
Sante Fe train was held up near
ia Kan, bv four men. The pas
sers were obbed.
sel' Dodson was placed on trial
an at Montague, Texas, for the
M Stailings murder.
eSMissonri house ordered the bill
Hitting Sunday basebs II and foot
pieving to eGgrossinent.
M. Tucker, his wife aud three
ren we're murdered near Ardmhre,
and their house burned over their
as.
sMail three Cabinet members viii
.Aaadates for appointment to the
n bench when Justice Jackson
"a \ r has joined the Cenfed
Neterans in asking for HE estah-
esit of national park at Apo
xN
leSI5anee Brewer, known all over
Pmntry as sn invalld girl, who
led stamps, died at Hot Springs
lAay.
lisbas been introduced in the
atlre prohibiting the mannfart-
e dsale Of fliquor in the state Of
Y Geas.
Rsrident Cleveland in message
lcongress that he had pnr-
Ne ,a09 ,009 in gold by issuing
l,OM 30-year 4 per cent bonds
Il, presiolent has signed the bill
|. sagafhe rank Of Iieutenent Cen
sSs%file Army. and nominated
be General sselnield fer the place.
pves tga,iun Of cid eneechrs
I I'm Gngress, printed aud laid
II the basement of the capitol,
the musty oder therafronl is az
9StHtzF titc NOt h'i!CH 1iC iihs'''
louiDg|.
4 Bs been been announced that Miss
- ,iouse1, Youngest sister of q ,a },
- issAnga5el t. Count de Caste!-
Paris, anl.4hat the wedding
8 akm AlacSin New York some
kA'3<xSX, ring
'@' Jo!p l.. Stevens, ex-Mlnister
raii,s&nd the man who ordered
Aft fs AM stri pes hoiste,l at Homo
in tSer tiM deposition of Liliouka-
lis Head. Mr.. S,even's first
,,rs tlliS8}on was that OF Minister
!. y 'glaW 10 which he was appoint
JssisEnt Grant. He resigned
mlr4iij&ned home, and engaged
osi' lry rSrsuts. In 1881 lie was
ed Minister 10 Sweden, remain
cg rtsliffee Years. In 1891 be
" pSin4& Envoy Extraordinary
eouiiske&P ienipatentiary to Ha-
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Colector's Aotsce.

will meet the taxpayers or Carroll
county, Arkansas, ut the following
times and places, ln receive the taxes
OF Carroll county for the year 1871,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Eigin, Vregan.


is1Ik: - ls.i.lose find 81 cents
(IsNill please continue The
sEy address. | cannot do
gives me great pleasure
eolumus, and to know
nest is advancing. 1t will
BE leading city Of Moth
Eonld rather live in that
a my other place that |
1iD in, and it 1ay he that
G5I| agaln become a citizen
B +. PlSKLEY.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAMP OrF1oE AT HARRlsoN Al

Jan. -, ]
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
named settler has filed notice of MS lnte
70 make i ,al proofin support oi ms clalti !,
thaf said ,roof VIII ha MADE before ne .
} or Clerk Of Carroll ounty, ARK. at Berry,
Ark. on Feb %, 1888, viz ihom@s II :,
han n. e. no 1882 for the Set4 Sela sec :
sw1a, Neld sw aSec. 10, 7 20 n OF r - s, West
lie aalnes thc following witnesses 70
hiscon1iouous residence upon and Guilty
Of. said viz: W r. Phillips, J " a
An.lv Walker, Il. Z. McSiel. al OF Gfee'
est, AK ro.,ic4.,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
NAY DE THE MURDEREnS.
Mysterious Arrest Made by the Barring &
McSwccrcy detectives.


Two fairly well dressed men hand
cuffed to, one of the detectives of the
Barring & McSweeney agency al.shted
from the Llckawanna train which
reached Scranton at 6 o'-loci last night
from New YC.I city. The hand-cufIed
trio weic closely followed from the
train by Mr.. Barring, cs the detective
agency. All hurled to 4 cab, watch
stood near the ext, ard which evil
IDENTIFY awaited them ard were driven
rapidly up LGckawanna avenue.
1ne detectives and Their two pris-
oners bearded the tran in Jersey CITY.
The crime for wh.ch the two men were
arrested is unknown, ara there Is as
great i mystery concerning their
whereabouts after being driven from
the station in this city. They were not
confined last nght in the county Jail
or central police station.
At Ills o'clock last night Tribune
reporter called at Barring & Nc
Sweeney's office, in the Commonwealth
building, and found all three offices
lighted and occupied. The reporter
was not admitted, nor ccu.i he secure
any information whatever regarding
the mysterious prisoners.
When asked II the men had not been
arrested for the murder of the Halwley
watchman by burglars Friday night,
an ovas!ve answer was given by the
detective, who stood in the door, but
did not invite the reporter to enter.
He was asked If he would deny that
the men had been ARRESTED as the
Hawiey murderefaJ He would not
deny 1t nor would he affirm 1t, but he
Showed a desire to shorten the inter-
yirN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
ENGLISHMEN AFTER IT.
A Lancashire Firm Wants TO Make Plate
by the Bonita Process.

An English firm, the Pilkington Glass
company. of st. Helens, Lancashire,
are making n bid for the foreign pat
ents of the Bonita invention. One of
the Pilkington brothers is now in this
country and will visit this city during
next weak with a view of making a
deal with Mr. Bonita
DR.. T.. o. Shakespeare, of Philadel-
phia. one of the heaviest stockholders
in the Bonita Plate Glass company. tele-
phoned Mr. Bonita yesterday requesting
him to arrange meeting with MIR.
Pilkington. Mr. Bonita replied that IL
Mr.. Pilkington would come on Tues
day next he would confer with him and
would also make n cast of glass for his
benefit. Mr.. PIlkington announced that
that date would be convenient and that
he would be here to witness the cast
ing.
On the following Thursday. Nov. Z,
another rolling will take place, to
which all interested parties are in
vited. Mr.. Jarvis, president of the Ber-
lin Iron Bridge company, visited the
Bonita Glass works yesterday for the
purpose of giving an estimate of the
cost of an extension of the main build
ing, 5l2 fet, and also for putting in an
overhead travelling crane. Mr.. Jarvis
was much impressed with the cast of
the Lincoln cabinet, which he char
acterzed as most fitting subject for
the first plate made at the warks. He
said that 1t ought to be in every public
building and school house in the United
States
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
CHANGING THE ROUTE.
Preparations Arc Almost Completed TOT
Using franklin Avenue.

Using franklin Avenue.
1t was reported yesterday tnat the
Tuction company was about to begin
running its inward bound Providence.
Green RidgePeople's and Suburban and
Durmore Suburban cars up Franklin
avenue to Lackawanna avenue. The
report could not be verified at the offices
of the company yesterday. although the
statement was made by Superintendent
Fox that Franklin avenue would be
used probably wi.hin q month. The
rumor probably was given credcnce by
the street work of the company on
Lackawarnl avenue beginning al It's
junction with Franklin avenue and to
the lower Part of the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western "Y." The work.
however, is preparatory to paving
within the rails and 20 laying now rails
and a new curve into Franklin avenue.
Superintendent Fox stated yester-
day that when Franklin avenue Is used
L w.cl be for inward-bound Green Ridge
Peoples and Providence cars which will
approach the avenue through Mulberry
street from Penn avenue. and for in
waril-bound Green Ridge and Dunmore
Suburban cars which will reach the
avenue throuGh Spruce street instead
of via Wyoming and Lackawanna ave-
nue. as at present. The Laurel Hill,
South SIDE and West Side lines viii be
shifted on the Lackawanna avenue
switches as at presen,, but the relief
afforded by the franklin avenue route
for the ether lines will give helt line
that will expedite transfer and travel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
FINANCES OF DISTRICT,
Shown by a Statement Filed by the City
Controller.

City Controller Widmayer yesterday
filed with Clerk Of the Courts Thomas
a statement of the liabilities and re-
soucres of the Scranton school dis
trict. 1t is the intention of the dis
trict to increase its bonded indebted
ness $4,000 and the fling of this state
ment is a preliminary step required
by law. The statement shows that the
district has the following outstanding
securities:
Bonds redcemable July l, 1900 $4,000;
redeemablc July l. 1901, $4,000; high
school building loan, redeemablc July |,
1908. S50,UOJ; high school building loan,
redeemable July /, 1918, $5O,0OO. Total
bonded Indebtedness, S205000. That is
the total Indebtedness of the district.
The resources of the district are as
follows: Cash in hands of the school
treasurer, $73G46; delinquent taxes and
other items estimated collectable. $685.
900. Total resources, s9S,G4609. School
taxes of the year 1895 are not included
in this statement of resources. The
amount of assessed valuation of tax
able property within the city of Scran-
ton school district at the last ASSESS
ment was SIS.599 7G4
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
sui easrnbsr. slain by the aasassln's

sui cAcrnber, slain by the assassln's
hand.
Dr.. Scott was pleased 20 characterize
CltgSr'S contemporaries cs follows:
Cato. an o. fool; Catiline, 4 sciheming
villain, going about with law-5reakers
G. his hseis; C-cero, as Visionary.
acconSlisi1irg rothing. The speaker.
with dr1nltic fire, described the stages
OF the Roman empire ficEa its inception
doW,l to Caeg3c's time, how, after Il
had attair>i the nagrtficence OF power.
the rulers ard the ro5il.,y had plunged
into the most extreme eXcesses and
chao5 was the Inevitable and natural
doom.
The populece was fast decimating
into the most abject slavery or becom-
ing tingcd with the desire of attaining
nobility. Every man was at war with
his brother and the Weakest went TO the
wall. The tendency OF the government
was toward rtter chaos. The nobility
was slain il the streets of Rome by the
thou-ands.
Great Achievement of Caesar.
Caesar appeared on the scene at the
age of II. lie married Sullas daughter
and was prescribed to die because he
refused to be divorced from her. He
spurneu and contemptuously rejected n
pardon. Sulla released him from
prison and remarked that. "ln that boy
there were many Marius's. Caesar had
studiad the science of arms under
Marius, but at the ccc of 10 he was un-
trained in the art of war, yet his mag
nificent genius created martial sys-
TEN that has remained unparalleled.
II 10 an insult to the school boys intel
ligencc, said the speaker, to say that
Caesar invaded Gaul from merccnary
motives. The great conqueror's pur-
pose was to organize his armies and
drill them TO oppose the invasion of the
barbarous tribes of the north.
In affairs of state he dissolved the an
tagonisms that sprang up and he har-
moniZed Them to the satisfaction of all.
He re-established the laws of the re-
pubic. devised financial system that
brought a large surplus to the treasury,
cleanscd the ci+v of Rome in one night,
and reoreaniycd the calendar, which
had gone siXty-scvan days astray. His
character was cXemrlilied in the words,
"Eeni vidi Vici"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
ORDERED OFF THE LAND.
Contractor Hart and Gibbons Strike q
Snag on Fnrbcr Court Sewer.

Contractors Hart & G.bbcns yeSter-
day entered on the land of Mrs. Flor
erre Mccarthy, .hroush wh.c,l it is
interied TO run the FilOcr cOul. sewer,
ard were Immediately ordered off the
preTtls.;. Upon ;Ihe refusal cf the con-
t.actoys to vacate Mrs. Mccarthy sent
for leC neighbor. II. A. Riefenberg,
whose lot IS also to be cut up for the
s-,wec, and he also warned the men
.lhal. they ha,l better stop work until
the city SACu'd come 10 some agree
ment VIII the property owners.
Mr.. GGbhor,s explained to Mr.. Riefen-
berg that the city had the right to
enter upon any lard. and had directed
him to proceed win the work. The
proper method fer the property mold
ton and compel the city to file an in
Gamrify.ng bcrd SO shat they might
secure any damages that viewers may
hereafter award Jhem
Mr. RisfeT5erg stated that neither he
nor Mrs. Mccarthy nor Jacob Germs,
through Whose land the sewer course
.s laid, nave ever been consulted re-
gardIing the occupation of their prop
ert,es. He tried to zee some of the city
officials yesterday but failing in this
determined not to allow himself to be
ridden over rough shod, and notified
ilie contractors that unless he Is guar
anteed by the city that he will be re-
lnibursed he will cause the work to
cease when the sewer reaches his fence
line.
The property holders have decided
to accept nothing less than immunity
from the sewer assessment, and one
years taxes. This proposition will be
submitted to the city. and unless it
Is accepted Mr.. Riefer.be,g says that
10 stwer will be put Through his land.
Wien NJ. RitfenI6erg called on City
ClCcX L1ve.le yesterday after being un-
able to fird the mayor or solicitor he
was advised to consult with his at
'sorney for the u.her two property own
ers. When the law on the rights of
corporations is explained to Mr.. Riefen-
berg t IS likely that he VIII change his
mind about using physical force to OBJ
TO TN n i- rf
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
MUSICAL AT Y. NJ. c. A. ROOMS.
It Was Under the Direction OF Personal
Workers Training Class,

The usual Tuesday evening enter
talnmeE. was given last night in the
Young Mems Christian association
roons, on WGehlrgto ton avenue, and was
under the direction of the Personal
Workers Training class. a social Pc
rlod occurred during an interniss.on OF
the progil.nme.
The entertainment was provided by
Miss Nellie De Graw, soprano; Miss
Margaret Vlrori. contralto; Mis-
Bertha Conger, pianist: Miss Cora Grif-
fin, elocut.cnist, and the Green Ridge
Wheaimen quartette. A commendeble
feature Of tiege weekly entertainments
Is t:ls they are free to all young wo-
men, whether members or not.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
TROLLEY CARS WERE HANDY.
Bclntcd Passengers on the D.and II. Rail.
road lake the Street Chr from Mnosic

A fre.clt train. sou;hbcund, on the
Delaware and Hu3-on ra.lrcad delayed
traffic on the read fer an hour about
. O'Clock last evening. Near MinCoka
Junction, a car of the train got off the
track arl Blocked the nor,hEound
road
The o't.Cck passenger train from
Wilkes-Blrre was stale 4 at the Moosic
depot, ard the passengers got off and
came to Scranton on the street car
The cause CT The displacement of the
car was a broken frog. The train was
going very slow when the car lef. the
track.
The passenger train was delayed an
hour The o'clock train was late only
a ftiyy minutes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30

eral fire companies in the Scranton Fire
department was held last evening IN
Dnrr's hall. The committee appointed to
confer with the mayor reported that they
were unable to meet him. After some dis
cussion II was decided to have the COM
mittoe call on the mayor again and report
at the call OF the chairman. In the mean
time President Goodman, of the Volunteer
Firemen's associa ton, will call special
meeting to decide what action the asso-
citation will take regarding the manner
for d!sposing of the money appropriated
lv the stlte
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-30
MORE SHERIDAN RELICS,
They Wcro Placed on Exhibition at the
Enir Inst Niphf

At the fair OF the Sheridan Monu-
ment association last night a concert
was given by the talented King family,
Of Bellevue, who rendered number OF
selections In an excellent manner.
Tonight the contest for the silver
trumpet between the fire companies of
the city will open. The trumpet is of
silver and beauty. 1t was donated
by Megargee Brothers. Besides Phil
Sherldan's sword. his saddle, saddle
blanket, bride and headquarters flag
were last night placed on exhibition,
and attracted m;:ch attention.
a meeting of the association was
held last nitLlt ct whach 1t was de-
clded not to allow dancing hereafter
at the fair.