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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-14
NORTH END.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of John Nolan and Miss Annie Kennihan,
two well-known young people.
The Misses Lottie and Gertrude Connol-
ly and Miss Gertie Beckett, Of the Scran-
ton Business college, spent Sunday with
friends. In Pittston.
Mrs. W. Lawrence, Of North Park, IL
visiting at the home of j. h. Connolly,
of Summit avenue.
T Miss Minnie Duggan is visiting friends
in PHtston for a few days.
Do not forget the indoor base ball game
this evening at st. Mary's hall, on West
Market street, between the Keystones
and Adonis. A waltz contest after the
game.
Martin McAndrew was arraigned before
Alderman Roberts on a charge preferred
against him by John Shutz for breaking
In the door Of Shutz's residence and
threatening to kill. He was held In SoGO
bail to appear in court, Michael Burke be-
coming his bondsman.
Joseph Twist, Jr, son OF eX-Police OH
Ger Twist. had his foot badly injured at
of the injured limb being necessary.
MIR. and Mrs. David Thomas. OF Put
nam street, are visiting friends In Rich
mOndale.
The Misses Morgans, of Wayne avenue.
are visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre.
The fire alarm which blew last evening
for box No. 81 was caused by a small fire
in the dwelling Of Martin Lynch, OH
Brick avenue. 1t was extinguished with
out the assistance Of the hose companies.
The Combination defeated Mulley's last
evening In a game of indoor base ball by
a score Of 9 to 5. The next game will be
played Friday evening between Fenner
4 Chappel's and the Clarke Store COM
pany.
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THE DOCTORS ADVICE.

n. o. N.-Please state a good remcd.
constipation (chronic). | have used VI
rlous forms of pills for some time an
they do not agree with me
Natrolithic Salts will I'LL the bill.
c. RI have been IA sufferer from gov
for many ears. Please suggest treatmoa
Take Natrolithic Salts and MuSculin,
extract of the muscles of the OK
+. Il. C.-For nervousness and inson
1ia, take Cerebrine. extract of the brai
If the OK. 1t will cure you.
j. RI am suffering from nervaous G.,
oility, want Of confidence, and get easil
out of breath.
AS above. Plenty of outdoor eXel
else.
VIM. R-What Is the best tonic +
muscular weakness and general debility
Alternate Cerebrine. extract OF a.
brain, and Musculine, extract of Il,
muscles. The Doctor.
Columbia Chemical Co., Washington, ID. {
OWNERS OF THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
Letters answered free,and In confidence
Preparations at all druggists.
Sold by Matthews Bros. $40 Lack'a ave
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RESOLUTIONS OF TEACHERS.
Passed with Reference to the Resignation
Of Professor q. w. Phillips.

At meeting of the public school
teachers of the city the following reso-
lutiOns were adopted:
Whereas, Professor George w. Phillips,
after more than eight years service as
superintendent of the public schools Of
this city. has now, because Of failing
health. resigned that office: and
Whereas, He has during that time de-
voted himself with rare zeal and intelli-
gence to the best interests Of our schools
and has effected many improvements
therein; and
Whereas, His manner toward all who
have had intercourse with him has been
marked by unfailing courtesy and 'kindli-
ness; therefore be II
Resolved, That we, the teachers of the
public schools of Scranton. record our
high appreciation of the efficiency and
dignity with which he has discharged the
arduOus duties Of his office.
Resolved, That We extend to Professor
Phillips our most earnest wishes for his
early and complete restoration to health
and for abundant success In all his un-
dertaking.
Resolved, That a copy of these resOlu-
tions be presented to Professor Phillips
and that they be published in the papers
of the cfty
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Years ago DR.. R. v. Pierce, now chief
consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. ",
recognizing the fact that consumption was
essentially germ disease and that rcm-
edy which would drive the germs and their
poisons from the blood would cure consump-
ton, at last found medicine which cured oy
per cent. of all cases, If taken in the earlier
stages of the disease.
The tissues of the lungs being irritated by
the germs and poisons in the blood circulat-
ing through them, the germs find lodgment
there, and the lungs begin to break down.
Soon the general health begins to fail, and
the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy
aud confused.
This is the time to take DR.. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery; it drives the germs
and poisons from the blood, and has a sooth.
ing effect upon the dry cough. In cases Of
bronchitis the g Discovery" Is invaluable.
Golden Medical Discovery" increases tho
amount and quality of the blood, thus invig
Grating and fortifying the system against dis
ease and builds up wholesome flesh and
strength after wasting diseases. as fevers
pneumonia, grip and other debilitating af
Tpcsio,s
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lanes psmbrid &C Buried.
Annual Meeting Held.

The annual meeting of the Plymouth
Congregational church was held last cv-
ening at the. church. The pastor, Rev. T.
Beli. presided. Reports of the church
clerk, Miss Lizzie Evans, the financial
secretary, treasurer, trustees and the diff
ferent branches of church work were read.
The church has prOspered, financially and
numerically, during the past year. Miss
Continental mission branch and A. b.
Eynon, superintendent Of the main Sun
day school, made reports. The anniver-
sary meeting Of the church will be held
on March %. at which thanks-offering
for the benefit of the church will be re-
ceived.
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Piles! Piles! Itching Piles!

and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. Swayne's
Ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, ana In most cases
removes the tumora At druggists, or
by mall, for 80 cents DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia. - * stE -
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HOMEOPATHIC MEETING

Interstate Association VIII Meet In The
..,. Court House This Afternoon.
This afternoon at O'Clock the eighth
quarterly meeting Of the Interstate
Homeopathic association will convene
in the court house.
Drs. Dewitt G. Wilcox, of Buffalo;
]. G. Greenleaf. of Owego, N. Y; j. w.
Coolidge and H. B. Ware, Of Scranton:
F. NJ. Bishop. Of Newark Valley; M. s.
Purdy, of Corning, N. Y; and H. w.
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DUNMORE.

Miss Slosson returned to her home in
Port Jervis. yesterday morning. after a
visit with her friend. Miss Florence Fow-
Ter, of Cherry street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith entertained a.
few friends and relatives at tea last even
ing, the occasion being the fifteenth ami
versary of their marriage.
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the home
of Mrs. COrdy. on North Biakely street,
Thursday afternoon at 2.3O.
Mrs. Marvin Tuthill, of Cherry street,
is spending some time with friends and
relatives in Chicago and vicinity.
Quite little excitement was caused yes
terday afternoon by team belonging to
Clemons. Ferber & OMalley of Scran-
ton, running away. They dashed down
of Chestnut street they were unable 10
make the turn and dashed into j. j.
Brogan's fence upseting the wagon and
strewing broken crockery in every direc-
ton. The wagon righted and they con-
tinued their mad flight until Morgan's
store was reached, when they were cap
tured. The wagon. harness and contents
of the wagon were all pretty we'll demol-
ished.
Sale of seats at the Presbyterian church
An oyster supper and entertainment will
be given by the Loyal Legion in their
hall on Jan. 22 and THE Confederate
Spy" which gave such general satisfac
tion WneH given Some tiiHe asO, VIII be
repeated on Washington's birthday.
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WILL BE UNIFORM.
Traction Company Cars VIII All Be
Painted in the Same COlOrs.

It is the intention of Manager Frank
Silliman to have a uniformity in the
appearance of the cars Of the Traction
company. The prevailing cOlors OF yell
low and maroon will be the established
hues.
A force OF sixteen carpenters and
eleven pain GERS are at present engaged
i'm overhauling all the old cars and put
ting them in good shape.
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News Notes and Personals.

Miss Lizzie Thomas, of Eynonstreet,
Is eriously III.
Mrs. Frederick Snyder. of Washburn
street, Is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Isaac Morgan, Of North Hyde Park
avenue, has returned from a visit to
friends at Peckville.
The successful Bellevue choir at the
Bellevue eisteddfod met and reOrganized
last night under the leadership of d. Ev-
ans for the purpose of entering the COM
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Champlin, Of Towanda. will read pa pers
and a general discussion of the topics
will be- indulged in by the doctors OF the
association.
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0ooe Thinning AND SOLDERING

~ AZ s Ssee sHSg Nth n sns : uss e .. HAnT
Of ingredisnts we'll l-known to all. It can b
rsofs. Also to brick dwelinSs which win
prevent absolutely any crumbling, crack
lng o. breaking az the brick. Il win out.
iaSt e. ,ts...ning q any y kind by many Zesra
0f the ceot Of Timing. II sold by IL 5oo
ANTONIO HARTMANN, "a DisuA =
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jSo. NJ. HlrE, Of Az.
dnbon, Amd.bon Co.. a.,
says: II took a severe
cold which settled on my
lungs and chest. aud I
suffered intensely with
it. I tried several Of
our best physicians here
and they gave up all
hopes OF my recovery,
and thought I would
have to die. / would
cough and spit blood
for hours, and I was pale
and weak. Twas greatly
discouraged when I be-
gan the use oftlc Dis
~~.-s-, t...A ..-s. -
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Officers Installed,

Hyde Park lodge. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. installed officers last evening in
their meeting place, at the French Roof
hall. 1t was Il public meeting and the at
tendance was large. William ReesS o pre-
sided over the entert ainment, the',pro-
gramme of which was printed in yester-
days issue, was carried out In full. Re-
freshments were passed around at the
close of the exercises. ..s
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Fifth Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezar Jones, Of li29
Washburn street, celebrated their fifth
wedding anniversary last evening. A
number of invited friends were present.
Singing, social chat. and refreshments
made the evening an enjoyable one. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones received many congratn-
lationS
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than last year for lighting and heating
500 more for repairs of harness anC
patrol wagon. $50 less for equipment oi
police and sl3.5OO for fifteen additional
patrolmen.
Says More Patroimen Are Needed.
Chief Simpson intends to strenuously
press his demand for the additiona!
patrolmen. They are absolute neces
sites and If they are not secured tho
service Of the department will be great
ly hampered, almost demoraliZe6.
There are at present three beats whict.
cannot be supplied owing to the fac :.
that IL has been found necessary to in :
crease the day force at the expense o
the night force.
The territory between Petersburg anL
the hill which is being so rapid.
built Is absolutely without police pro-
lection. The new bridges will each re-
quire two patrolmen, one for day ant
the other for night. The health de
partment demands two additional sani-
tary officers and the newly annexed
Bellevue district is clamOring for police
protection of which 1t has not had c,
whit since ii began turning it's taxec
into the city treasury. .. ....
With fifteen additional patrolmen thc
chief feels that he will be able to give
satisfactory service.
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Saved His Life

by a fortunate dis.
covery in the nick of
time. Hundreds of
persons suffering
from consumption
have had the pro.
gress of the disease
stopped, and have
been brought hack to
life and health by the
Golden Medical
discovery" of DR..
nj
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IT'S SILVER JUBILEE.
Father Matthew Society viii CcIcbratc c
Its Twenty fifth Anniversary

Its Twenty fifth Anniversary.
An energetic committee Is at wori
making elaborate arrangements for thr
silver jubilee of the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence and benevolent So
ciety of the West Side, which will have
been a quarter of a century in existence
in August next.
1t is proposed to have the celebration
last all day and during q part of tho
night. A high mass and sermon at or
Patrick's church. in the morning, an en-
teItainment during the afternoon ant
banquet and social i'm the evening will
comprise the principal features Of the
event.
Prominent Father Mathew men, botf
in the cleric and laity from all over the
United States will be invited to be pres
ent. j. G. Gallagher, who has been g
member of the society since it's incep-
ton. is preparing history of the or.
ganizatiOn to be issued in connection
with the jubilee. f-...
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Gposcry store of PrOtherve watkins
ON North Main Avenue. visited ny
burglars sunday Night.
Scranton and Taylor.

Rurglars broke into the grocery store OF
Protheroe 4 Watkins, on South Main ave
nue.. during the early hours OF SUNDAY
morning and number of hams, Quah.I-
~ of groceries, etc, are missing as le
suit Entrance was effected by preakihs
a pane of glass in a rear windoY ana py
this means lifting the window. the inert
was not discovered until yesterday morn,
ing. when one OF the prOprietors opened
The store Goods on the floor and general
disorder lead 10 an investigation.
The amount missing was not large, anu
as no money was In the room at the tlhe,
the loss il not much. It's supposed that
the same crowd Of young men VINO rined
Zsntlc's barber shop, on scranton street
about a year ago are the perpetrators Ol
the Sunday morning robbery.
James Psmbridgc Buried.
The funeral Of the late James Pembridge
occurred yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, on North Main avenue.
Rev +. Bell pastor of the Plymouth con,
gregational church, preached the funeral
sermon in the presence OF large gain
ering of the friends Of the deceased: Mr.
Bells tribute was well-deserved. tfle
from tn Plymouth COngresational church
choir. consisting OF Mrs. Richard owens
Agnes Joseph Joseph and ID. F.. Hughes
sang several hymns. The pall-bearers
were: George Davis, Daniel James Rich.
ard Davis and Mr. Owens. Intermcnt
was made in Washburn Street cemetery
Among those from out of town who at.
tended the funeral were the families oil
Thomas Pembridge, William Pembridge
and James Pembrdge, of Spring Brook
Joseph Pembridge and family, Of Dun
more.
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TAX Levy IS Announced
Controller Says it Will BE Thirteen
and Six.tenths Mills.
ALL ESTIMATES ARE NON IN.
Chief Simpson the Last to Mako His
Wants known. Asks for Fifteen
More Patrolmen--More Holes
Than Pegs. rs Usual.

Yesterday City Controller Widmayer
received the last of the department esti-
mates-Chief Of Police Simpson's-and
Is now busily engaged preparing a
statement which will show councils
and their estimates committee where
the city Is at.
Mr. Widmayer has so far progressed
with his work last night as to be able to
state definitely that the tax levy for
the coming year will be thirteen and
six-tenths mills, which Is one mill less
than last year. when the purchase or
Nay Aug park had to be provided for
on this basis he estimates that the
revenue from all sources. including
taxes. licenses and fees will be $272. 800.
which is about $1,000 more than last
years estimated revenues, when the
levy was fourteen and siX-tenths mills.
This results from a new revenue OF
81, 900 from poll tax and $1,000 addi-
tional taxes from the increased Valua-
ton. The assessors have not as yet
completed their work, but they give out
approximately that the assessed valua
tiOn of the city will amount to over $50,
900, ,OOO an increase of about 100000.
Against the $272, 300 in sight there are
reauisitions from the various depart
| ments for over $500, 900 in the hands of
| the city controller. The large demands
made by the chief engineer of the fire
| department. the street commissioner
| and the chief of police are accountable
| for the difference between the estimat-
| edn eeds and the estimate wherewiti
to meet them. TIL appropriation ordin.
anc. Of course, cannot provide for all
| the items asked for by the different
heads of departments. so 1t Is safe to
say that the estimates committee Is
hunting up double-edged pairing
knife or axe.
Chief simpsons Estimate.
The last estimate to be made out was
that of the police department. which
| Chief Simpson handed in yesterday IL
is as follows -oo o.
| Salary of the chief of police. .....$ 1900 o.
Salary of the Clerk of Chief OF o ~
salary of Captain of Police. 1000 o.
aacS 81 600 ...,,......., 1000 O
salary of the Desk Sergeant ... 700 O
sacb ssS '"o '" ........... 80, 200 o.
salary of the Police Surgeon. 100
Rent of Second Precinct Station -, a.
| House ............... WV w
f'th, Gnusa y. ro"''" '..''...',....... 800 O
Feeding Prisoners. h,o "
| RanairS nf Statjon Houses . 100 q
Lighting and Heating. ...";....,:.. 2oo
nis, fSup borses'.'.'................. % w 1,Ooo 0
Hepa,r,"s warnn ""'" 1...... r 100 0
| u,,vantv f10 te,enhones ,.. 900 u
E"n,nment Of Police. 200 O
CGmvuyiS Tnst,t,,tions ''....... 200 o
printin~ Stationery and Postage. l50 U
| t,iaan9a,s .. 200 0
| ro,o, S64 S64, $50 o
| The chief asks for an increased ap
| ,roDr;o tion of St335 He asks 500 les
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WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS.

Radford, Va, August 1l.-(SpeciaD-
The grand jury in session mt Radford to-
day made twenty-cight indictments
against Ben Smith, VIM. Smith,, Mont.
Smith and Mrs. David Hall. Il cousin of
the Smiths, charging them with robbing
the storehousc of Capt. a. Robinson.
These people were arrested last month
by Detective Baldwin's men. The cases
are set for trial at the September court
The commonwealth have over 100 wit
nesses. who purchased the stolen goods
of the Smith Brothers, and a great many
new developments have been made by the
detectives since the arrests were made
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first boat ont of the slip, while her hus-
band and the remainder of the party fol-
lowed behind the struggling police to
IL hundred feet it took the party fifteen
minutes or more. The police threatened
with their batons and hustled and jostled
people to clear Il passageway. The mob
was good natured but insistent and de-
manded in anything but dulcet tones
that Mr.. Bryan should speak He smiled
and shook his head in refusal, and then
the crowd called for Sewall. Finally the
police made way and the party reached
the boat. They went upstairs into the
pilots cabin, while at least two thirds of
the great crowd surged around on the
lower deck, and as the ferry piled her
way to the Des Brosses street slip, kept
shouting their approval of the can iidate
and his principles. When the boat
reached the dock in New York, Captain
Cross, with n Gordon of police, held the
crowd aboard the boat for II few minutes,
while Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Sewall and the re-
mainder of the party entered carriage
in waiting. When they got outside of
the ferry gates they found at least 500
more people awaiting, and although the
police-ma all diiigent effort to allow
the carriage to proceed it was stopped
several times At Mr.. St Johns house
on Thirty fourth street, there was
another gathering of citizens who APP
plauded vociferously. Neither Mr. nor
Mrs. Bryan showed much fatigue after
their long journey.