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&c; tomatoes. 7Sloc; green peas. s0Sc:
green peppers. sss5sac; carrots. Ssasoc: cab
hsges. Sae. garlic. 4i4sfsAzc: dried peppers,
50 ,ac: asparagus. 1as7l9.sS.
E'rlI.<-Apples. No. era ieS, SocStf, COM
mon, 525soc: fancy. s. 5. Lady apples. 500
7se; Do large boxes. s1sS1-25; craaeerr4es.
very few Offering; psrsimm0ns. sasSs5c.
MeNie2n lr1es, S5SS; California lemons.
common. siasl- =; CD good 20 chalce. 81. 5ose
:: d. fancy S22ssrS; California oranges.
seedlings Sl.sSasL35: navsls. sl.S9Gs2.I5s
JspaneSe mautsrins. S8l.Z: bananas.
S.@G2: pineapples. 2s0QG
hu1tes-tAncy creamery. s5Sesc; Sec
opas. 281sc: fancy dairy. 2992ac: seconds.
asG~ic.
chesse-Farey mild rev cheese, Let fair
n good. 1E9c; Eastern. 1991sisc.
Esgs-Store. "a Csc; ranch 25e2Gsc; East
ern. 1sT1c: selected Eastern. 2l02sc.
T3ul1ry-tfohhlerS liE8l1lsc Per 10. hans
uGiSsc; ROSTERS. yoanE- S5855o; do old.
sifai.Sa: hroileFs. small SSdS5o; 10 large.
ssslf =; hens. Sass; ducks. s5as -; geese.
81. sst8t'5; pigeons. old. aGLl2'a. TO young.
81 ss5l5a
Garie-Nisllara ducks. ss8a5o: teal. $50:
spTig. sL582: NldEeon. Sl8L2S; quail. Z
$50 81; stray geese. Sss 20; RABBITS. 1Sess
s. for bush; cotteatails. SlaL45; hares. $40
75c. English sniPe. sza22a. common snipe.
S8L2s; houkers, Ses85sl: bgSnt, Sl.2&
Wool.
wooT-FaIl. short, trashy san Joaquin
plains. sE45c; good san joaquin plains. 40
SC: southern and coast. sGl5c: mountain
wools. light and free. ea5c: mountain
wools. detective ard heavy, sJSe; Hum
boldt and Msndocino. SG9c.
Hops.
Hops-4SSc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Sfesay: May. r.0T.-
Bsrley-Firu; May, 70Ac-
C0rn-S5c.
Bran-SI3Q.
financial.
Silver Bars ..... 6gTs Drafts, Sight Par
Mex. Dol .5Slrg54 Drafts. Tslsg 4. Par
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALrE.

- STEAMER ROSALrE.
-. Ton dock. leaves FOR Victoria and
- Townsend da1N. except sunday. a.
a n. returning. leaves victoria At g
~ steamer Geo. r. Starr leaves Tor
.s5l Townsend ana vav points delv. ex-
:, saturday. az p. m: sunday. direct
n returning direct. leaves Port
@assAo az p. ~. Phone. Pike -
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

= STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
sargsng United States mail. leaves City
T. loot OF Main street. Monday.
esnesday ard Friday at l a. IN. for
- ToWRserd, san Juan islands and
vss Whateom- Returning. leaves New
@1eom Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
,lIME CARD. N EFFECT JAN. /:
,Neth bound-Ieaves Seattle / a. m:
les Fort Townsend 6 a. m: leaves Fri
80 .s-.oer Is =. m. arrives at New What
a, IN hound--I.eaves New Whatcom 4 a.
e raves Roche Barbor 10 a. n leaves
Tsay isrbor Il a. ms leaves Port
n , ''-' ~4f I'VE q S'@'''-e ~
=. * Thompson. managing owner Lilly.
rS.ees 4 CO. agents. City dock.
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llMf4 AAtkAs
Single fare. soc; round trip. 75c.
Leave seattle-7:45. 1l:15 a. M: 2:s5. 6:i5
pm.
Leave Taeoma--a:So a. m; !. 40. p. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a m. ~ m: p. M.
Leave Tacoma-s:30 a. m. 2.30. $50 p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
iona, and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
non street. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington. fare soc.
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Sir Julian Goldsmith. a well-knowr Ne
brew philan shropist, is dead. In London-
He was born In 1888,
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When you want coal free from rock. Dirt
ana SCOT. order Newcastle.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except sunday.
IN one hour and twenty five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, SeattIe-Tacoma
rngis as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 2
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland, Jan :. 1sSs>
Rain: stationary.
3. 8 PAGTE, Forecasts-.
u E. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICLL-
ICRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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CUT RATES! CUT RATES!
sEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes three round trips daily as follows:
leaves Tacoma 7:20 a. m. y m. and 40
u. m: leaves Seattle $40 a. m. 2:l5 p. m.
and 7;i5 .. N.
Fare. DC.
SUNDAY Excursions-Leave Tacoma $50
q N and 40 p. m: leave Seattle II a. m.
and 4:3o p. IA. Fare. &c
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNCTnN pOyrT~E

THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. o. Brien, Master
Leaves Tacoma, II noon; Seattle Yesler's
wharf. s p m, Mondays and THURSDAYS
for Port Townsend. Anacortes Fairhaven.
New whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor
and Vancouver, arriving Vancouver %. m
following day.
Fare to Blaine. 81: fare TO Vancouver S.
For further information apply TO Yeslers
wharf.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
club, 539.c; blue stem, 5s1.c.
WHEAT MARKET.

'ortland. Jan. 7.-Wheat-Firm and ac-
e: Valley. SIC; Walla Walla. SAC per
shAl
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FOR PREVENTION, L. S. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.

tIfslN. IA.N d L
Leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
n m except ne second Sunday IN each
tsonrh then maA4ng one trip only, leav-
ing att p. N Leaves Sundays at a. m.
and Z y. m. touching at all intermediate
Returning. leaves Sidney al s;i5 a. m.
and IL noon: leaves Charleston at I a m.
and 1910 D. m. leaves Bremerton AZ 7:15
m and l. % p. m. arriving at Seattle
nj a m. and 2-i5 z. m.
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"a fellows: BEGINNING at a
xsscrss1. ..irs west OF the quarter section
rcsDs. - range Line between sections -
~, 'tcwnsh!D = nertn, range z east
a.. y, emit, Washington territory.
Z kslk Issfr,a the center OF the county
s2s1 Pe..sfnsy from Snoqu2l Eylzc pass 70 SS-
yozsss .Fsnce following the rnsaneers q
81 rad as near as nlay . a. ios.yss =
scgt1 = s,f Is deg west chains and 20
- saafh . deg. west CLANS an1 :!
Irks. = MONT . chains south and IL
Gas ana u ,b a4ss west west CHAINS lain and q
secls9l.. rso.nt the southwest corner %
EFhse-.heast quarter OF the southeast
e. section u, thence nortin ~ cnains
q i. ~ east 70 the place OF beginning.
b. 49, % g5-I00 ares. Also ex-
ss,.ng from said above described
e. e. ne foiI2w,nE' to-T ss5c.l That az
esFiais. ..,ste lying and being tn section
81 CIV. township a nortns range 4
: ana,5nty Of King ana state OF wash
tss- so more particularly bounded as
E go: From the post corner 70 sections
tes "a and Is variation 2 deg. 3 min.
% chains and 80 links: thsgee due
g. tf CHAINS, where stands CEDAR posi-
gssAs..-vev. thence west thirty Inks:
~ as.h the rneanders Of the brow ~
s5shSsTsls a. follows: south - deg. Vest 80
iss north So Inks: 70 me can n.a lha
pot az e. 1anaredths q 5-ioD acres. An
80 property being N King county.
9 60 3, Washington.
So e therefore heregy given that on
- 49, tYg 10Th day % January. 1856 az
fTysat,,r Of ten O'Clock q. m. or SAID day,
O. sroat door OF the courthouse, IN the
. ~ eeaffje IN said King county. l will
eg -. - above described property at pao-
= action, TO the highest and best bidder.
b. csssn; ,s,s the 9th day OF December. 1895.
r. YAK DE VANTEft. Sheriff.
Timer & Legg. Attorneys.
.oTTcE OF sHEREFF"s sALE-In the
s1aaIsrsar court OF the state OF Washing
sss for the county Of King: Herbert
: Gnggs. ,plsailntifr 5 -: r., r, NJ charsn
a. Land and Improvement Co,
csargs ~. Fischer. and r. Il Fischer.
gss.sytners doing business Snder the
az name Of Fischer Bros. defendants.
49,. - ard by virtue Of an order OF sale
~ speciai execution. Issued out OF the
Sc named court. in the above entitled
s~.snn and 70 me directed and delivered.
rave duly levied upon the following de-
.--ssed real property, situated in King
ssasfy. Washington, to-wit:
AZ tract OF Cormode's fve-acre
.sr3en tracts, as numbered and shown
= ne p,ats thereof, OF record IN the Of
e ~ the auditor Of said King county,
~ King county. state OF Washington.
ivstsee Is therefore hereby given that on
r-s5sv the 10Th day OF January. 1886, at
- hour OF ten o'clock a. m, OF said day,
:. he front door OF the courthouse. IN the
- a. Seattle. in said King county. / viii
~ the above described property at
rssge auction, to the highest ane best
laser for cash.
r,a,ed this :he 7th day OF December. 1895.
T. VAN DE NANTER, Sheriff.
ssrssrf g. Grssgs. Attorney.
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AsaT - AMER CLAN WDONAr.D
Asrsss, 4 midnight except Saturday for
s4etS = everett ana SnchOuiisn river
L. -wyaalns &c CITY dock. Seattle.
& M bOGARDt-S & CO. Inc.
=. Owners an1 AAnAgeEs.
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sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER ". X MERwIN
vvrn leave Yeslcr wharf for Skagit river
and way landings
SUNDAY a. s a. m; TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY AT a m.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dlspatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
Fss- San Francisco via Port Townsend
apd Victoria at $ a. m. passengers re-
@stt.ed ON hoard at ! "a. nj January 3. s.
i'r FOR Aiaska-January and Is
p,rgct sound ports at a. m. January 5.
p1Isef Sound ports az a. IA. December
II. IS % -. %.
Tickets may be obtained al the office OF
,ha company AT Ocean dock, Seattle
VI GOOpALI4. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
7 = TROWRRIDGE. Z. s Supt.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
g. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. 80 a III Tacoma at. g: 30 a m
Tacoma at. 1900 m Seattle at. .12:O0 m
Seattle at. loo p m Tacoma at. 800 m
Tacoma at $50 p m Olympia at. go D IA
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle -. 7:30 a III Tacoma 80. $50 m
Tacoma 1000 a N Olympia 80. 100 m
Olympia -. ECO p III Tacoma 49,. 5.00 m
Tacoma 49,. $50 p m Seattle ...... 7:3O m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, g
cents. Landing at Seattle, City dock, foot
Of Main street
LILLY. BOGARDUs & CO. Agents,
City Dock Telephone, Main ST.
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager.
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EvERETT ROUTE STR GREYHOUND
- Daily. except sunday.
Tsaves Everett As a m, p. n.
leaves Seattle 1850 a. m. ard 40 ?. m
Sundays-Leaves Seattle 40 p. m:
taat.ss Everett II a. m.
80. single trip. t5c. round trip. N.1:
.I,,1s.,ts with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
40 nn,,nsli3'ing-Colmsn dock. foot OF Marion
81 '3.rrE AND TACOMA NAVTGA-
sh.'N TON COMPANY.
.-,.,t Troup. Pres. r. ". Goodhue. Sec.
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TFr. ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WIIL.APA.
Capta!n George Roberts.
Ts,vfnc Seattle for Alaska January leJA.
,Sss ard every fifteen DAYS thereafter.
Fcr freight aud psssenEe- rates aPp.y 70
81 CARROLL AGENT,
s-AvaNa>rr- Deck Te,. Pike &
C,rrAS IS PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tine Card in Eject June ]. 1875.
S-et+fa Everett and Whatcom route
60 - washington leaves Seattle daily
$50 Saturday, At - %, n.
Se4tt9e and Ia Conner rolte-Fai TnaVen
leaves Seattle c2iiv except SATURDAY g.
10 =. m. w. NJ
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Total Sales.

Total Saies.
The total sales Of stocks today were Z9s,-
GA shares. including; American Sugar 81. :
500 American Tobacco ia, go. Atchison 200.
burlington IL. 900. Chicago Gas $500. Discill-
ing g. 400 Kansas & Texas preferred Aso''
Touisyrle q Nashville. u, Io, Missouri Pa
eIar 500. Reading 3. 800 Rock Island $500,
ST. Paul $500, Southern Railroad 800. do
preferred $500, Tennessee Coal and ron
2 TOO. United States Leather preferred o,0oo'
Rubber zoo, Western Union le,SJo.
Flour.
F'lour-Receipts $500. exports $3.50 bar
rels Firm and higher for winter wheat
brands, ana unchanged on spring grades.
Wheat.
wheat--Txports 4s5oo bushels. Spot
strong. No. ! hard 7oizc Options opened
easier, bu; turned and advanced all day. in
auerlcel By foreign buying. heavy LEGAL
covering, Investment buying and big ex-
mort buying: closed strong at lGitc adj
vance. NJ red January closed at s19se:
MAY. O. 5-ic3ssa.c; closed s7Nc.
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Cuba is making itself felt in Seattle mar
kets, and IL it continues will raise the
price Of those articles materially. Sugar
has gone up about one-haK cent a pound.
Clear Havana tobacc0s are becoming very
scarce.
In groceries the entire line OF farinace-
GUS goods. which covers about four-fifths
OF the grocery trade, Is stronger than for
the past year. Flour in all grades has
had an average raise OF about - cents
over the prices quoted last week.
In fresh meats a slight raise Is also
noticeable. The poultry market Is bare,
with the demand good.
Barley Is very strong at the prices
quoted. Yakima is sending little corn
in now.
The outlook for the fur trade Is not en-
coUraging. There IS no doubt that furs
viii sell this year at one-half the prices
received last year. HibDard Il Norton are
In receipt of a letter from London acvis-
Ing them OF the poor market there.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA.
y..,.es Harrington's dock. foot OF Wash
,nrton street, Tuesday, Thursday and
safurday az o'clock a m. for Kingston.
p1rs Gamble Seabeck. Bremen. Holley.
Dewatto, I.illlwaup Fans; Hoodsport and
Fare. Soc TO all points-
4. Z. u. BERRY, Agent
n TROUTMAN. Master.
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Financial.


Silver Bars &c.. 667s Drafts. Sight, Far
Mex. Dolrs. 5StrgS4 Drafts. Tslsg h. Par
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GRASS SEEDS.

Grass-(By the ssckl-Timothy, per ID.
=; orchard, I4c; red top. I2isc; blue grass,
b: rye grass, Zoe: mixed lawn, lSc.
'lover-(By the sack}--Red. per ID, lie;
ske. 1Sc; alfalfa, $40; white, 81
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-11
APPEAL FROM WINCHESTER.
That City Takes Exception TO II. T..
paine's Appraisemcut.

Paine's Appraisemcut.
Register of Wills w. S. Hopkins re-
ceived yesterday an appeal by the city
of Winchester, West Virginia. from the
appraisement of ii. f. Paine of the es-
tate of John Handley for collateral in
heritancc tax purposes. City Solicitor
RobeXt NJ. Ward. of Winchester. repre-
sents the appellant, and a bond in the
sum of $1,000 is filed.
A resolution by the common council
of Winchester was passed directing
the city solicitor to file exceptions to
the appraisement. The appeal is a
voluminous document and Is identical
with that filed by the executors of the
Handley estate few weeks ago.
1t represents that under the provi-
sions of the will of John Handley the
city of Winchester is one of the specific
legateeS and as such Is aggrieved in
its interests and is prejudicially af-
ected by the appraisement.
The specific appeal represents that
the appraisement of the legacy of $780,
O0c to Winchester. at $l6t. .49O is an eX-
cessive h valuation of the same and
said up ,,isement is otherwise illegal.
That the legacy is not liable in any
event to assessment for collateral in
heritance tax, but if the court should
otherwise hold, that appellant con-
tends that the tax Is not asseSSable and
liable until such time as the legacy
shall have been naid over by the es-
tate to the city of Winchester. The
appeal will be argued possibly next
week
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PERSONAL.

s.. NJ. Phillips, of Dalton. was here yes
tcrday.
A. Morrison. of White Haven. spent yes
t.rday in this city.
Richard Sweet. of Wilkes-Barre. called
on Scranton friends yesterday.
Deputy Register Of Wills james H. Hop
kins returned yesterday from New York.
A. n. Kramer. of the firm of Kramer
!. trip.
A. n. Adams. of Fair Haven. VT. is the
guest or his .,un-in-law, George b. .Ier-
myn.
~. a, Roberts and w. A. Smith. of
!AnEhanton. n. Y. were in the city yes
terday.
John F.. Lee. ex-po!ice court clerk. of
fni"rioE y. j.. was in the city yester-
day on business
J; r. Reddington. of the firm of Kin
seiia Reddington, is on business trip
TO New York city and New Haven.
Edward Pickering mail carrier has re-
turned from Denver where he went some
iinie ago Tor his health. He is Smewhat
improved
MISS Dolcy f. V. Haldeman is visiting
friends in New York city, where she will
make arrangements for continuing her
music studies.
Albert Schultz, one of the dancers of
the Tyrolean Dance. has kindly consented
to take the place of ike" Brown, of the
Tamborine, Dance. Mr.. Brown is lying
seriously ILL.,
T.. W. Pearsall, secretary Of the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian association,
left yesterday for Cleveand. o., where he
VIII attend conference OF the associa-
ton OF general secretaries
Miss Lizzie A. Donlan and John f.
oNeill Will he married in st. Peters ca
thedral tomorrow morning at 7.3O O'Clock
Each Is Western Union telegraph opera
Tor. me former in this city and the latter
In Philadelphia.
Homer Greene, Honesdales poet-law-
yer, was yesterday admitted to practice
as member of the several courts of
!.ackawanna county. Mr.. Greene does
her musical education. She has been
his admission 10 this bar IL merely busi-
hess relation.
Miss Dolcy Il. V. Haldeman. of Wyom-
ing avenue. will spend week with
friends in New York city. and also while
there Will make arrangements to finish
oniookers at the boxing tournament in
the leading contraltO soloist at Il promi-
nent church in this city.
Miss Georgia Frampton entertained a
few friends at her home. 1913 Page place
last evening. the occasion being her tenth
birthday. The evening was passed in
playing games and other amusements.
Those present We're: Misses Ruth, Meta
anu Eva kresky. Lizzie Rose, Anna
compton. Mary Roseler. May Gadwood.
BESSIE iadwOod, Carrie Bloch. Hattie
Abrams. May Heed. Anna Belle, Mary
ana Hazel Frampton. Masters Charley
nosele', Fred Ferber. Carl SchoeL, George
Schoen, Leonard Gadwood and Johnny
Irampton. Each little friend remembered
MISS Heorsic with Il very pretty birth
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-11
SUPREME COURT CASES.
They viii &c Argued at the Term
BEGINNING Feb. 21.

bSb' -f'
The week beginning Monday, Feb.
"a. will be devoted to the argument be-
fore the supreme court at Philadelphia
Of appeals taken from the decision of
the courts Of this. Wayne. Pike and
Wyoming counties The only capital
case TO be argued Is that of the COM
monwealth against joseph BoschinO.
convicted Of having murdered Frank
Conforti at Dunmore on Nov. II. 1894.
Appeals from the common pleas of
Lackawanna county are as follows:
Aylesworth against Simrell. appellant;
McHale against Mcdonnell, adminis-
tratriX. appellant; Levi against Lewis
and Others, appellants; Harrington
against Guernsey and others. appel
lants: Cohen and others against Deans
and others, appellants: Hallock Bart
ley against borough of Dickson city,
appellants; Comegys and others
against Russell, appellants; Flynn
against Jacobs, appellant; Brink
against Borough of Dunmore and
others. appellants: Handley and
others, appellants, against Barrett. and
others: Pitcher. appellant, against
Peoples Street Railway company of
Lu2erne county: Gibbons against Glib
bons. guardian, appellant. and others.
In equity: Aswell against City of
Scranton, appellant: Hughes against
Delaware and Hudson Canal company,
appellant; Mccarthy against Scanlon,
administrative. appellant; Roberts
against Delawarea nd Hudson Canal
company. appellant; Seamans. appel
liant, against Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad company; Hand.
appellant. against the Central Penn
sylvania Telephone and Supply com
pany: Providence and Arlington Turn
pike and Plank Road company against
city or Scranton. appellant; South
Lincoln Land company. appellant.
against Hosie and Others Kennedy,
executor of Nancy Knight. deceased.
against knight. executor of BENJAMIN
knight. deceased. appellant; Potter,
appellant. against Scranton Traction
company; Zimmerman, appellant.
against Barber: Jaeger. appellant,
against Peoples Street Railway COM
pany of Luzerne county and Scranton
Tract ton company: Electric City Land
and improvement company. appellants.
against West Ridge Coal company. in
equity.
The following appeals are from the
Orphans court OF this county: FAIRIES
estate. Shurtleff. administrator. appeal:
Nichols estate. Nichols. two appeals:
Boes estate, Mills executor ana trus-
tee. appeal
The following appeals are from WyO-
ming county: Quarter sessions--Over-
seerS OF the poor Of Tunkhannock bor- |
ough against overseerS OF the poor of |
Montrose brough. appellants. Common
pieaS-ln rH-assignnent Of Miller and |
others 'Tunkhannock Manufacturing |
company and others. Reynolds appej- |
iant: Harley. appellant against Mes |
hoppen Water company. in equity.
n wayne county common pleas an
neal Is Kilgallon against Delaware and |
Hudson Canal company. Orphans |
cuurt-Crane estate. Hussell commit |
tre. appeal; Crane estate. Torrey, ey- |
ecutor and others. appeal.
Pike county-Morris against Camp |
bell. and others. appellants. common |
pleas.