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EIPPED A PLOT TO MURDER.
Cant. Anderson Arrested tho Sailor Who
Meant TO XIII Him and Burn the ship.

Z
Meant TO XIII IIim and Burn the ship.
BALTIMORE, July 24.-The story of plot to
murde or the Captain and set fire to the British
oil tank steamship Hothhm Newton, which
sailed from baltimore for Amsterdam several
days ago, was told IN shipping circles hero to-
day. The steamer carried u cargo of petroleum.
The instigator OF the plot Is said TO have been
an English sailor who felt aggrieved at the
treatment he had received at the hands of
Capt Thomas Anderson Of the the steSmsr &c ;I% The
feag IN and put tho man In Irons.
il had been planned to kili the GaPuaih Win
an iron bar as he lay asleep in his berth, ana
"a. set fire TO the ship laden with petroleum
tn destroy all evidences OF gullt.
Owing 10 the fact that the vessel was ready Tor
sea when the plot was discovered, ana that 10
sSnro se" nrnsecuted the mutineer would have de-
inved her sailing by OBTAINING her oihcers, the
S nan was taken before British Consul Coates by
1ant. Anderson and discharged without pay.
lie denied the charges, but several nf me crew
testified he had revealed his scheme to them and
Sad tried TO induce thom TO assist hlm IN carry:
nav nav ~ nnt Instead of so doing, they reported
ths is matter 10 the Captain. and the man was I'M
,nsdiateiy put under arrest and heavily man
acled.
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Pas,ae Gable Conreress Here.

Sir Donald A. Smith and Sir Mackenzie
Bowel. who with Stamford Fleming were to
have represented the Dominion OF Canada Mt
the Pacific cable conference which was TO have
been held in London last week, returned yester-
day on the Lucania. The conference was post
poned, Rs Parliament was enRrossed with other
questions. and IL will DO resumed in the latter
part of October,
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Gold and silver In Fireworks.

A radical change will be made this evening In
thShrework display in Pains open-ar theatre
At Manhattan Beach. Tonight Pain proposes
to make an unusually elaborate exhibition with
showers OF silver and gold rain after the spec-
tGce Of Cuba"
The sun., 1896-07-25
Stone & Kimball, N. Y. and Chicago
Fined $3.50 for had Plumbing.

William S. Shaw, a boss plumber OF 2,o05
Amsterdam avenue, was found guilty of putting
defective plumbing work into new tenement
house on the south side Of West 16Gth street.
which is being erected by Charles Fisher, and
was fined $3.50 by Presiding Justice Jacobs in
the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday.
The complaint was made by L. N. Thompson,
an inspector OF the Building department
The sun., 1896-07-25
Corporal Bulgsr Elected to n Lieuten ane y
In the ~ H II ninth.

Company f Of the Sixty-ninth Regiment hold
an election for a Second Lieutenant last night
in the Armory. The candidates were Corporal
J. II. Bulger and Sergeant +. J. Mulligan. OF
tho thirty-five votes cast Corporal Bulger re-
ceived TWENTY-FIVE and was declared elected.
lie has been member Of the regiment for
eighteen months.
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tariff secondary. He believed. he said. that the
time. and that any division in their ranks would
be great misfortune
Or. Depew will not take any moro vacation
this summer. lie says no 10 going to get In and
work for the Republican candidates. but that
no Will not leave New York again until Mr..
Vanderbilt Is entirely recovered.
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8elisipus 3lotifes.


A LII ARE ACCORDED u cordial invitation to ser.
n vices at Central Metropolitan Temple, 7th av.
and IAN st. Services uyery night. Sunday, by re-.
guest two sermons on the future state II A. N; and
800 pleasant hour; Miss Lille Thomas, OF European
concerts, will sing. Monday. discussion, DO the
Churches Rightly Represent Christ 7" J. Lewis Hart.
cock Tuesday, lecture. M. CAdman, "Engllsh Life
Mr.. Rose OF liberia, Africa Saturday, temple con.
cert. seats free
A MEXICAN MISSION 10 the Jews.-Herman Wars.
~ Zawiak the superlntendent, has Just returned
from missionary tour OF country. and will preach
this Afternoon at O'Clock In the Mission Hall ig1
Grand 81, Welcome.
SOUTH CHURCH MADISON Av AND 3sTH ST.
n Services at II A. a. Rev. Roderck Terry, ID. D.,
Will preach.
(,HURCH OF TIE PEoPLE-Five Points Mission.
y DR.. Sanford, pastor, 1880. 1906 sunday school
2:3O illustrated lantern talk at night All welcome
lNFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner
IL 35lh ST.. Rev. John Hall, D. D., pastoT-SeryccS .
Sunday, July 16, at IL a. NJ and L. NJ
CT BARTHoIoMEw's PARISH HOUSE. 2O5,9 Fast
SP n. DR.. AcGreW will oficate. Seats free
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John RsGh ConvIeted or Murder In tho See.
Ond Degree

MAYS LANDING, n. j.. July 24-Tho jury in
the OF John Rech, accused Of numbering
his wife, after two hours deliheration this after
Ond degree.
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DIED..

DE MaCARTY.-ou Thursday, July 80, at tho
residence OF Listor W. Clark, Edgartown Mass.
Matilda. wife OF tho late Armand dc MaCarty.
Services at woodlawn on Sunday, July 90. train
leaving Grand Central Station at l0;l5 a. 81.
M'CARTHY.-on Thursday, July 49, at his resi-
dsnce. Al Morton st, John J. Mccarthy, younger
son OF John c. Mccarthy.
Funeral services at ST. Joseph's Church. 9th
av. and Warrington place, on Saturday. July 25.
at 1880 A. NJ. Please omit flowers
ROBINSON. Edmund Randolph, on Friday morn.
ing, July "a. at go North Washington square, In
the 59th year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral ereafter.
SNOW.-At Boston Mass,. on Thursday. July 23
1890. hiSSJulat Sophia Snow OF East AID ST.,
New York, daughter OF the late George N. Snow.
ESQ.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KINuR KENSICn CEMETERY- locntad ON thu ua I'm a
The sun., 1896-07-25
New CItIEeus In Brooklyn.

United States Judge Benedict yesterday Is
sued nearly 200 naturalization papers in Brook =
The sun., 1896-07-25

GIiy Gets IA Worlds Fair Medal Tor Mas
The city has received q diploma and me 'al
from the World, Fair Commission. It 10 for
the excellence Of dcsign and the skin Of sxsCii-
Iiun Of the rAiHrd wOTk certain relief nlA Is t
lac City. The diploma and medal have iIuS
LunG ia the GoveTnors room at the CitT Hall
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A Conedietta

in ono act. by ANNIE ELIOT. entitled
"As Stranger" A clever scene in which
two afianeed lovers ondeavor 10 return
to terms of strict formality. With 10
pages Of marginal borders and illustra-
tions by orson Lowell. printed in two
colors.
The sun., 1896-07-25

Arrived-FRIDAY. July "a
ss Lucania, Mckay, Liverpool.
SIS ralRtia- kopn. Hamburg.
SIS Adriatic, Sowden, Liver pool.
e. Habana Gomez. Havana.
IS Hogarth, Black. Rio Janeiro.
IS Leona, Wilder, Galveston.
Ss Benefactor, Townsend, Philadelphia
IS Ohio. Page. Boston.
6s Cambay. Rowland Norfolk.
BS CITY of Birmingham. Burg, Savannah.
SIS Arkada- Lloyd Arroyo.
ss Yorktown, Dole. Norfolk.
ss Manhattan, Bragg, Portland.
tFor later arrivals SEQ First PAgAl
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-. ,rl.kIv hsat insect bites, channg, sunburns.
ss" nppthIng rs so beneficial as Ponds E1tract
Silnted with . little water. insist on hANihS tue
genuina-AdI
The sun., 1896-07-25
ARRIVED OUT.

ss Campania, from New York. at Queenstown
IS Ems from New York, at Genoa
IS Aslatic Prince, from New York at Rio Janelro.
SIS st. Cuthbert. from New York. at Antwerp.
ss Seminole, from New York, at Charleston.
The sun., 1896-07-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AIAANAc-THB DAT.
Sun rises. %49 Sun sets 23 Moon rtsea 20
HIGH wArER-rMs DAY.
Sandy Hook. z 56 Gov. Island. so He'll Gate Il 10
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RIGHrRD.


SIS Gnthie from Flushing for New York. passed the
Isle OF Wight
SIS l;Indoo, from New York for London. passed the
The sun., 1896-07-25
Slkmt HnhlieHtinna.

l%%NN%<~~%NI ri
! Ready To-day: !
I SCRIBDER'S ;
! NUMBER
? With Special Cover Design
! by VIII II. Low.
= IN this number. for many
! seasons past, some of the
I most famous American short
, stories have made their first
! appearance. Each year the ,
I selection has met with in
: creasing favor. It is conf
! dently believed that the ,
! number now issued will
: more than sustain the re- ,
! cord.
! SIX SHORT STORIES.
"Charm He Never so Wisely" by
ELEANOR STUART. is a tale OF great
Y originality describing the love OF IA
= nous tenor for princess.
! George W. Cable contributes "Gregory's
Y Island" The fret short story he has
' written since The Taxidermist." Illus
\ trated by Clinedinst.
H"Th Maids Progress" by ALsToN
y GOODE. has to 10 with the love of q
\ young college student for q girl who 10 ,
4 old enough TO SEQ the mistake the boy 10
! making. Illustrated by Gustav verbeek.
81. A. Mitchell contributes fnrctcal Ca
4 tire of certain type of society women.
I entitled MIRA. Lofter's Ride" nlus-
trated by W. T. Smedley.
I" From the Error OF His Way" by roll
10 OGDEN. describes certain type Of
Y young clergyman W no has q better knowl-
Y edge Of theology than OF human nature.
! "By the Committee is the story of .
Y benevolent stratagem. by which poorly
2 paid New England clergyman is rescued
\ from his troubles. BY BLISS PERRY. 4
? Barrie's d" Sentimental Tommy" illus
? trated by Hatherell. is the only con-
y tinued fiction.
The sun., 1896-07-25


BS Sormannla. from Southampton for New York.
Ss Bonn. from Bremerhaven for New York.
SIS Wcrra, from Naples for New York.
SIS Thingvalla, from Copenhagen for New York.
rs Anrhoria. from Glasgow for New York.
SIS Montauk. from swansea for New York,
SIS Wells CITY, from Swansea for New YORK.
IS CeVic, from Liverpool for New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
SIR KNIGHTS PREPARING
Making Ready for the May COnclaye
of the Grand Lodge.
PARADE DIFFICULTY SETTLED
Win BE No Conflict with the Barnuin Cir
Gus pascaut-Four Communicates
Added TO the List OF Expected
Organizations.

A meeting of the executive commit
tee Of the Knights Templar, which has
in charge the general arrangements
for the conClave of the grand COM
mandcry in this city Ma. %, &c and q,
was held last night in the Masonic
Temple, Penn avenue and Linden
street. Reports Were received from a
number of subcommittee. There
have been no important changes in the
three-days' programme.
In addition to the communicates
whose titles have already been pub
lished. notice has been given that the
following will be here: Packer No. %,
of Mauch Chunk: TyagaShton. No. 2S,
OF Wellsboro, and Ivanhoe, No. 20, of
Mahanoy City. Malta commandery, OF
Binghamton, will also he here as II
body through the courtesy Of the grand
commandery and local executive COM
mite and will take part in the parade.
The hour of the parade on Tuesday,
which, it was thought. might conflict
with the Barnum circus parade ON
that morning, will be at 10 O'Clock.
Mayor Bailey has given the sir knights
the use of the streets at that hour.
The knights Temnlar have not had
any understanding with the Barnum
circus people. consequently il is as
sumed that the latter have decided to
have their parade at noon. The grand
| commandery pageant will last about
an hour.
On the night of Monday. May %, the
| Scranton communicates will have Il re-
| ception in the rooms Of the Scranton
| Rowing association. Other receptions
| will be as follows: Grand Commander
| Edward Il. Spencer at the Jermyn; st.
| Albans and Commandey No. 9. at the
| Wyoming; two communicates of Read
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
DIVISION OF THE MONEY.
AppOrtiOnments Mado by the County
Treasurer OF the Money Derived from
IiqnOr Licenses OF tho County.

This year the amount of money pald
into the county treasurers office for
liuuor licenses was $l5S,Si20I. Last
year the amount was $3.50. 160.Sl. or w.
6Sl. &c less. There Were $50 licenses paid
for this year. Seven licenses that were
granted have not been taken out.
The money paid in for wholesale,
brewers and bottler's licenses amounts
to $t3,6S0. 80. This goes without reserve
to the state treasury. The money re-
ceived for retail licenses amounts to
Sli5,16l57. OF this fOur-tifths goes to
the cities boroughs and townships of
the county. Each district is entitled to
that proportion of the amount of money
paid in from the district. The other
one fifth remains in the general county
fund.
Deputy Treasurer John a. Schadt will
be prepared on and after May 5 to pay
to the treasurers Of the various districts
the amount due them. Borough treas
urcrs mus. have orders signed by the
proper authorities and township treas
urcrs must have an order from their
supervisors. The amount each district
Is entitled to il as follows:
The detailed statement showing the
amount due the county and each town.
ship, borough and city follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
WANTED 4 CHILD WIFE.
This Arabian Evidently Read Charles
Dickens.

Eight Arabians, four men, two wo-
men. a boy and Il girl called at the Of
flee of Clerk of the Courts John II.
Thomas yesterday, their purpose being
to get a marriage license for one of the
men and the little girl. whose age did
not appear to be much more than 10
years, although they protested that she
is -. Mr. Thomas chased them out OF
the office.
The girl was decked out in a shy-blue
wrapper. many sizes too big for her
Her hat was Il large one with wealth
of black feathers. and over her should
ers she wore a scarf of the same color
as her dress, hut several shades darker.
The attempt to give her an older ap-
pearance by means of the clothing was
grotesque in the extreme.
/ The man to whom she was betrothed
is an unhealthy looking specimen of his
sex. He is about - years of age and
gave his name as John Ponchca. The
girls name is Ragus Haddad. Her
mother was along, or at least a woman
who represented herself as such.
1t was a great disappointment to
them to be refused license, and they
spent over two hours around the court
house. They went to Attorney John F..
Scragg's office and wanted him to in
tercede for them, but were not success
ful. They live in the central part of
the city on one of the courts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28

he show cause why he refused to- ac-
cept payment of costs in the assumpsit
suit of A. Z. O'Donnell against John
Il. Caffrey for the board bill afore-
mentioned. in order that the defendant
could appeal the case.
Mr.. O'Donnell sued Druggist Caffrey
for $l2S.55 and got Judgment. The
petition for .he mandamus alleges thai
on April 20 the defendant went to the
alderman's Office and offered to pay the
costs. which We're 1851 so as to take
an appeal, but the alderman refused
to accept the costs, and now the court
is asked to compel him. The writ is
made returnable ON Monday, May H.
at a. m. The effort tp appeal was
made by the druggists father; the drug
gist is out of town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
]. b. CAFFREY'S TROUBLES.
Ills Drug Store sold Out BY tho Sheriff.
Yesterday.

Deputy Sheriff r. J. Price went to
Providence yesterday afternoon and
sold out the drug store of John B. Cnf-
frey. OH West Market street. The sale
brought s405, and the stock was bought
in by Richard Caffrey, the defendants y
father, who was the first to enter an
execution Of $1,000. There were other
claims against the missing druggist.
but the sheriff's sale was made in pur-
suancc Of this execution.
George O'Donnell had a landlords
warrant for $l74.S9 for rent; A. p.
O'Donnell had Il Judgment. for S12S. 75
for board: y. A. knight had con-
stables writ for $5l.55 for wages; and
there was another wage claim amount
ing to ST. The money realized on the
sale will likely have to be paid into
court, on account Of the various claims
that are entered.
Senator NJ. II. Mcdonald, represent :
Ing Richard Caffrcy, filed a netition in
court yesterday for writ of alterna-
tive mandnmus directed to Alderman
p. De Lacy, Of the Seventh ward, that
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
A CARRONDALE OPINION.
What the Herald las TO say About Rev
pr. Mcleod.


In the course of column of interest
ing preshytery notes, the CarbOndale
Herald has this to say of n popular
Scranton pastor:
"Itcv. DR.. Mcleod, who was much in
evidence is probably the most aggres-
siVe man in the I.ackawanna presby-
terry. He fills n very important place.
There Is need of just such man. He
has ideas, all his own, and he is not
afraid to express them whether they
are in harmony with those of others or
not. He never waVers from his convic-
tions, and only sits down when voted
down. He evidently admires the man
with spirit enough to fight for what he
believes to be right. for when Elder
Dickson spoke against the overtures he
proposed sending to the general as
Semb!y, the doctor said: L am glad
there is one elder here who dares op-
pose his pastor The question was de-
batCd, hotly, too, and the elder won. In
less than five minutes the doctor and
elder were having a hearty embrace in
the rear Of the church. That spirit of
brotherly love seemed to dominate in
every individual. No unpleasant per-
sOnal feelings We're engendered by the
strictest antaCunism on questions at
issue. DR. Mcleod has a happy facul-
ty of getting nearly anything he de-
sires through the preshytery-whenh his
elder isn't opposed to him"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
CITY NOTES.
lin the Blues and eat Turkey.

Join the Blues and eat Turkey.
Conrad Peil, blacksmith of Pittston ave
nue., had a big toe crushed yesterday by
Il bar of iron falling on it.
Fifteen different sewers are Contcmp'at-
ed or in course of construction in the city
at present. The North End has the larS-
est share of them.
The pupils of Mrs. Katherine Wilcox will
give a musicale in the Assembly hall of
the Young Women's Christian association
tonight at 73O o'clock prompt.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold their regular evanSelistic
services this afternoon at O'Clock. The
meeting will be led by Mrs. George Field
All welcome.
The Green Ridge Woman's Christian
Temperance union will hold Il mothers
meeting in their rooms, on Penn avenue
Tuesday at 80 p. IN. a cordial invitation
is extended to all
A months mind mass for the late Rev.
Gerald McMurray, of Dunmore, Will be
celebrated Wednesday morning ut $50
IL st. Mary's Catholic church, of which
athcr McMurray was for years pastor.
The hearing of Arthur Frothingham for
again attempting to build the purtico did
not take place yesterday afternoon, owing
TO Alderman Millar's absence from the
city. The alderman will be back next Sat
urday and will then render his decision in
the first case.
Marriage licenses We're granted yester-
day to Frank karalarich and Ella Sick
anowitz. Priccburg; Frederick Lawrence
and Maggie kaub, Scranton. William Raj
ter and Mary \. Gallagher. Scranton;
Scranton; Henry Weis and Ida Riedml-
lar Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
In tho Register OF Wills office

Register of Wills Hopkins yesterday
granted letters of administration to
Eva Pilger in the estate of her hus-
band, William Pilger, who committed
suicide on Sunday, April 10, at his home
on Richter avenue, in the Tenth ward.
In the estate of Margaret McHale, late
of Scranton. letters of administration
were granted to John McHale. In the
estate of Morgan II. Williams. late of
this city. the will was probated and let
ters testamentary were granted to Mar
Caret Williams
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28

THEY ARE TO BE AVOIDED,
Death bed Rcpcntcnccs the Snhjcct the
sermon NJ the Cathedral.

I'Sltn DSi NcHcUtCUCtS tNC StlNJCcf o the
sermon NJ the Cathedral.
Rev. r, +. Quinnan. of Pittston,
preached the sermon at the cathedral
last night. No sermon will be deliv-
cred tonight, that the confessions of all
may be heard. The forty hours devo-
ton will close tomorrow morning with
Il high mass at o'clock.
Rev. Father Quinnans theme was on
the necessity of being at all times pre-
pared for death; not to delay repent
ance until the deathbed. He spoke of
persons who pass along through life
with very little regard for their saliva
ton. hoping to wait until old age comes
upon them. and then they expect to
have sufficient time, when they are
good for nothing else. to pray and make
their peace with Almighty God. Ex-
periences are presented every day
around us to teach well the lesson that
no one can tell at what hour and In
what manner death will come. hence
the necessity of being at all times pre-
Dared
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
TWENTY.EIGHTH ANNUAL.
Interesting. Meeting to he Held in Y. NJ
C.. A. Hall Tonight.

Iutcrestin: Meeting to he Held in Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall Tonight.
This evening at 9 o'clock there will
be held in the association parlors one
of the most important gatherings ever
held by the Young Mems Christian as
sOciation. The occasion Is the twenty
fifth annual meeting of the association.
The programme will consist of music
and brcif addresses by President A. w.
Dickson and others and of reports
from the following gentlemen, who
have been chairmen of the different as
sociatiOn committees during the year:
William y. Wilcox. Professor w. IT.
Buell., L. II. Platt. w. w. Inglis. w. r.
McClave. II. b. Cox and Charles Cen
ter. The reports of the various COM
mittees will no doubt be received with
intense interest, as it Is underst Z
that this has been one of the most sue
cessful years in the history of the as
SOciatiOn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE.
Intends to Ascertain Shc Exact Cause of
the Death of Mary Jane Lewis.


the Death of Mary Jane Lewis.
Coroner $. =. I.ongstreet will go to
the West Side this morning to investi-
gatev the cause of the death of Mary
Jane Lewis.
The coroner will examine the rela-
tivcs of the dead girl and take other
testimony to throw light on the case.
He may if he thinks the facts war
rant such a proceeding. issue an order
to have the body eXhumed and an au-
tOpsy held to determine the exact
cause of the girls death.
Dr. Longstreet is determined to probe
the matter to the bottom. and if there
be any criminality connected with it
every effort will be made to have pun
ishment meted out to the guilty ones.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
WIFE FOR WIFE.
Produced BY the Winnctt Stock Company
at the Frothirgham.

AT the rockingham last evening the
Winnett Stock companX onennd- 4 threa .
days engagement by producing "Wifc
for Wife," a melodrama of striking in
terest the scene of which is located in
the sunny South. The company is
headed by Joseph Slaytor, an actor of
the romatic school who possesses much
real ability. Charles Bowen and l.. Ii.
LIE Due were the most meritorious men,
bers of the rather weak company that
supports Mr.. Slaytor. Specialties were
introduced by Mart Fuller and May
belle Bonner.
Tonight the same company will be
seen in Passions Slave"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
Jesse Left His lIomc,

Jesse Teets, u boy indentured to J. G.
Stevens, of Green Ridge, ran away from
home last August and ever since has
refused to live with his adopted par
! ents. Mr.. Stevens has had the boy ar
rested in order to compel him to live
at home until he Is 81 years of age.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
Electric Plant in lIospital.

The Scranton Electric Construction
company has been awarded n contract
for furnishing 500-light dynamos to the
Moses Taylor hospital. The Siemus &;
Holske make will he used and 1t will
be put In place by Robert kiple.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-28
POWDERI.Y AT WOODS COL.
LEGE.
A Free Lecture,

On the evening of Thursday, April 30,
at s O'Clock, the Hon. Terrence V. Pow
derly, labor's greatest champion. will
deliver his famous lecture Labor and
Christianity" at Woods college.
President Williams will meet every
expense in order to give his students
and friends the full benefit of the great
advocates latest thoughts on a great
subject.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all
pupils, patrons, the clergy and the
press. -