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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

e MATTRESSES, oRT, 500; HEAD
" waitress, city hotel, $50: i-onrrs, country
laundry, $40 and $25 and found; cham bermaid
and wait, country hotel, $40; res saurant waitress
Sl5 cook private family country, S25: cook and
second girl, same family, countrv town. S2O and
Sl5 girl, housework, city, $25; 10 girls, house
work, $50; 20 girls, house work, SIS. q. Z. HAN
SEN " CO., no Geary ST.
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re- PLYMOUTH CON GREGATIoN NAL
@~S Church, Post St. Weoster-Services
to-day at II A and 7:45 P. N. Sunday
sch ool $3.50 A. NJ The communion OF the
Lords Supper will be observed in connection with
the morning service. Professor G. =. Nash Will
preach morning and evening. The public cordially
Invited.
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RE- CALVARY PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
&g~S corner of Geary and Powell sts.-Rev John
Hemphill, d. D., pastor. Services at II A. N. ana
7:45 P. NJ Topic evening, "A sore Famine sud
denly Lifted" rhe sacrament Of the Lords sup
per " Ill be observed at The close of the morning
service. Bergman Ridges, member OF the
Pales inian Exploration Society, will deliyer
stereoptcon lecture the "HOy Land" on
Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock Admission
free. Music morning: "Benedc Anima," \ o.
(Mosentha); organ offertory, uarZo," h ID. Bur
ness: offertory, 'Ihy WnI BE Done" contrAIt 10
SOLO Miss Mary Mann. Music evening: "Jubi-
late Deo" L fiat (Holden): offartory Peace
Leave With Thee" (Tlnney). s prano solo, Miss
Florence Doane. All are cordially invited.
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ES MEMBERS OF THE PICNIC COMMIT
b~S tee of st. Patrick's Alliance of America
Attend next meeting at K. r. b. Hall. FRIDAY.
June IL, to make arrangements Tor your picnic 10
be held at schuetzen PARK san Rafael June IA
JOHN GANEY, President
JOIN HESNESsY, secretary.
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Es REV. W. A. GARDNER WILL AD-
ne dress the meeting the Young Mems
Christian Assoc alton, Mason ami Ellis sts., this
afternoon at O'Clock. ne will speak young
men only, and his su bject is "PeccadIloes Seats
free and all obng men welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE
- WEEKLY CALL In wrapper, Tor mailing.
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Re SWEDENBORG MISSION SOCIETY
Gr~S Washington Hall, Red Mems building, 800
Post St. opposite Union sQuare-ReV. J. =.
David, pastor Sermon at II A. NJ on sThe
Doom OF : odom." Al 5 P. NJ Rev. Mr. Dav Will
address the single-tax meeting at the hall on
"The Earth sous GIN TO Man" All are invited
TO attend.
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Rs FIRST CHRISTIAN HURCH
&~S Twelfth St. bet. Howard and Mission
Tne day bel g children's missionary day will be
given to miss ionary services. sermon II A.
''Put Ye the Lord Jesus" :45 P. NJ, chli-
dren's day exercises. an Interesting ~ usicaI and
literary exercise by the chldren Sunday
school, $3.50 A NJ; Y p. s q E, $50 P. Seats
free. All welcome. Come
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WANTED-GERMAN OR FRENCH COOK.
w city. $50; cook, country. $40; laundress and
second work, s25; French nurserr governess, $ s;
lhfants nurse, $50; waitress, re tauranr, So so
and 50 a week; cook fDr houseworK and assist
P'otestant wom.n for sma family, $50. LEON
ANDRE. S0S SlocSton ST.
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60 FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH. l1.O
~ Powell St PentecostaI service mOrnins,
1O:46 O'Clock, Hope, tne Light Of Life " Com
riunion service evening 7:I5 O'Clock, sThe Apo5-
tOlIc hurch."
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. FEMALE COOK SMALL BOARDING
= house. $50 and $25; giri for private family
s25; girls, SIS; 40 10 pack cherries JOHNSlN N
d Co., S72 Broadway, Oakland
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|" FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
49, (Swedenborgtsn) O'tarrell street. bet.
Webster and FimOre-ReY T. V. Bowen pastor
Service for the children at II a II GOOD music
from the choir AL invited. uesda ?
evening meeting at 8 O'CLOCK. Free circula lag
library OF Swedenoors's WORKS aud general New
Church literature
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EF FIRST FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.
@~S Bush St, LarkIu-Rev. w. Me
serve pastor Preaching st II A and 80
F. NJ, by Professor Coodeu or Oakland.
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- FIRST CONGREGATIONALC AL CHURCH,
EF~S southeast corner Of Post and Mason SIS
Rev. George c. Adams, D. D., pastor. Services at
IL 4. NJ and 7:45 Rev J mes p. O'Brieu of
st. Louis will preach morning and evening.
Morning service theme, Five Great ReYivais "
Evening service theme. al he Conversion OF The
Ethiopian Euruch." The pastors Bib class i'm
mediately after the morning sunday
school l2:45 P. Y. Z. :. &. +. at $50 p. NJ
samuel d. Mayer, orgauist and choir-masteI.
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Rs THIRD CONGREGATIONALCR CR URCH,
Ms Fifteenth St.. near Misslon-Rev. William
RAIDER, pastor Services at IL A. NJ. Sacrament OF
the Lords supper and reception of members.
Services at 7:45 P. NJ The pastor will preach on
"Peter and the Keys" Music by chorus choir,
under the direction of William C stadtfed. All
are cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

DAYING AGENCY OFFERED TO ONE LIVE
L worker in each county. Box 70. Call.
A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN:
~ brand new goods sell at sight; no experience
required; liberal terms; write for full nforma-
tion. Mutual Manufacturing Company, 126
Chambers st. Now YORK.
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Ea Mr.. MCCLURE, IRELAND, WILL Be
b~S gin to night, in the hall S32 Howard St. a
series Of 'ectures on the Lords Coming and ether
prophetic events, illustrated by Two large harts
These VIII continue nightly Except Wednesdays
and Saturdays through June.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

EE THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
~ The BrahmsCharin viii lecture tonight at
So'ciock in Shasta Hall, Native sons building:
sublec; "keincarna ion.I Silver collection n. en-
trance The usual daily classes will be held onr-
ing the week in same building.
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EF QUEENS JUBILEE-MINUETA AND
~ Maybe dancers meet al Scottish HaIl
MONDAY, June z, at $3.50 sharp, as sets will he
CHOSEN COMMITTEE
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CHURCH NOTICES.

p FIRST CRURt II or CHRIST, SCIEN-
ES~SS tist-~ervices at II A. NJ in Beethoven
Hall, 80 Pest ST.. cor Powell Christian Science
Bible Lessons; subject. "M Marning against the
UnruIy Iongue.'' Sunday-schoo tor children at
the same hour. science and Health" STUDY
Thursday at g P. NJ. in Ruby Hall, 800 Post
st. All welcome.
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

w WANTED-AN UPRIGHT PIANO; RENT
" reasonable. W. a., box 55, Call Office.
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E3- SAN FRANCISCO THEOsOPHICAL
30 Society. Academy of Sciences building SI9
Market st-Lecture tonight, "Effacement or the
Self" by Dr. Jerome A. Anderson subject Ines
day evening, Love"
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HOUSES WANTED.

HOUSES WANTED.
TNANTED-FLAT or 4 OR SMALL ROOMS
w by family OF 2 bounded by Van Ness Sutter.
Kearny and McAllister sts rent not to exceed
500; references. Address a. G., box 80, Call
Np ANTFD - COTTAGE ABOUT 4 ROOMS
W detached; position and rent a. B., box 10,
Call Office.
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special NorICEs-Continued.

ER NINE. PEARL HARRISON, PALMIS1
Er~S electric treatments. 1201a Geary, rms. 2&3
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t. GREAT GATHERING OF
~ ~ the clans at Shell Mound Park. n Ax1
1e5Keley, MONDAY, July 5. 1897. AHYS
under the auspices of the San Francisco &&
scottish Thistle Club Grand ball and disuIav of
hrev orEs in the evening
]. n. HILL, acting r oval Chief,
GEORGE w. PATTERSON Recorder ~
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- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-RE- -
E~S ception to supreme ChanceIlors a
PHILIP T. 90. GROVE at Metropolis an3S[ES
Temple on MONDAY. June 8. IL 81 com 4NfE
mencing al O'Clock n OpeIf to the pnoIIc
Tickets OF admission al library, Pythian Castle.
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CCANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES sI1 UATIoN
- in American family; is good cook and Iaun-
dress. q. G., box 1U2, Gail
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ls BAD TEN ANTS ELECTED FOR 81:
80 collections made: city or country. Pacihc
collection Co, 4l5 Montgy ST.. room b; tel. o9su
RP BAY CITY TRANSFER Co, REMOVED
GR~S 244 to 3l112 sutter runks de.ievred, 2oc-
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

H5S1 CA ALIFORNIA LODGE, No ,,,ulyl>
C~S !. ]. o. o. F.-AlI members are S%N<
requested to be present MONDAY, -
June Z. Election OF officers for ensu- ->%IfHNS~
Ing term. 6. W. DAYWALT N G.
c. PosT, Rec. Sec.
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A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
~ house west of Chicago is kOHLER 4
CHASE'S 26 28 and 80 o Farrell ST.; pianos or
gans and all other musical instruments, of all
grades and prices; terms easy. prices lowest.
everything possible done please and satisfy tne
customer.
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WIDOW WITH CHILD WOULD LIKE PO-
w sluon: housekeeper; city or country. Address
w. w. box 76, ALI
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

RANJ~IST WOULD LIKE ENGAGEMENT
L. y. SACKET, 129 Third ST.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

~~-~~-'--~----~--~~
RE YOU ABOUT TO PURCHASE A PIANO?
n We sell them for IS, 81, $5 S6, 81. $S SO, $40
per month; also for cash; the best makers of every
grade; cont pay rent when the same monthly
payments will purchase one from us. SHERMAN n
CLAY Il Co. cor. hearny ADd Surter sts. Stein,
way dealers
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

YOUNG WOMAN WITH ONE CHILD WOULD
i Ike to obtain position as housekeeper in city
or country; city preferred. Address 439 Jessie
ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS WANTED-WE MANUFACTURE
~ slot machines, kalamazoo, horseshoe. card,
roulet aud twenty other most wonderful money
makers: wri US. The LEO CAN DA Co. Cincin-
NATL Ohio
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS CHAM
~ berwork in hotel or roomng-hous-. G. c., box
9, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

NJ AN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS IN
Va country hotel, restaurant or camp as cook and
helper; can cut meat; near city. M. w, box Ga
Gall Office.
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DELIABLE GERMAN. UNMARRIED, COM
IL pebent TO take charge Of winery. vineyard and
orchard, wishes situations; best OF references Ad-
dress OF NJ. HAFER, 81 Third ST.
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mast wishes a place with an invalid trs vel OF
summer resort: can tend horses and be useful 9th.
erwise: reference. Address Y. n. NJ box 65 Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

SITUATION WANTED AS FOREMAN or
- milIman of mine; 20 years experience. Ad,
dress C. R, box z, Call Office, Oakland.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-oout,nm...

YOUNG GIRL DESIRES POSITION AS
l. typewriter or copyist eSS Mission s.. room ?.
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HELP wANTED-Continued.

Q7S PARTNER TO ASSIST IN GETTING
III ~. patent Address ]. B., box 81, Call.
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f. FIDELITY LODGE No 222, ,sayuy1,
&r-H l. o. o. F.-Initiation ana cleo Sss@1$Es
ton Of officers, MONDAY, June 7, @E9
l. Il. VANDYBOGURT N G.
W. H. STACKPoLE, r. y
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no YOU KNOW THAT LEIBOLD HARNESS
~ co. has removed to 211 LarSin st., opp. City
Hall; we have big bargains in harness, robes, etc
call and satisfy yourself
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

7 ADY MUSIC TEACHER OF EXPERIENCE
l. would give lessons for dinner each day in ex-
change Address NJ. T., box S. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

RONA FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES
II Haines, knabe, Bush & Gerts and others; sec
opd-hand pianos from SlOO up. w. Z. HAMIL-
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

CALIFoRNIA STATE SPIRTTCALISTS' AS
~ sociatlon at Scottish Hall 105 Lsrk1n -, So y
DAY June g. al 7:3O p N Mrs Maude l. Won
Freitag will give one of her wonderful platform
DalIOt-.esO seaDces. Come and see and you Will be
Admission 10 cents
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4 ADY WOULD EXCHANGE FINE GOLD
II chain and watch, or wOu give nice furnished
room for good upright piano. Address Widow,
box 19. Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

LHOR LE-DAPPLED BROWN HORSE, 8
Il years old. kind and gentle; also phaeton OIym-
| pic Club stable, 5O3 Sutter ST.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
INSPECTING THE SCHOOLS.
Buildings that Were Visited Yester.
day by the Officials.

City Superintendent of Schools
George Howell, T. i. Jennings, presi-
dent of the board of control, and mem
bers John Gibbons and w. ]. Welsh
yesterday visited school buildings Nos
S6. 2, 8, s, 10, II and T. This took up the
entire day. Today they will inspect
No. IL and possibly one or two others
If they have time.
Some time was spent on the South
Side arranging for the proper promo
tion of the children. Heretofore that
part of the city has had but one gram
mar A building, No. 3, on River street,
and all of the students from that part
of the city had to pass through that
building before they could reach the
high school. Superintendent Howell
proposes also to make new No. 10 a
grammar A grade, which will be a
great convenience to pupils living in
the upper portion of the Nineteenth and
in the Twentieth wards.
The inspecting party yesterday paid
particular attention to arranging for
the promotion of pupils to the most
convenient schools.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
BABY CARRIAGE
COVERS

At less than half their former
values. You may naturally ask
how this is done. Well, we made
an offer last week on a well-known
manufacturers entire line, which
he wanted to turn into ready cash.
The offer was accepted-although
at an immense loss to him-and
place same on sale today at these
remarkable low prices:
AT 35c-Nottingham lace covers,
cream and white, regular val
ue, 75c.
AT 69C-Made of Brussels net,
ruffle, fine lace edging, good
value at $1.25.
AT 9SC-Brussels net covers,
ruffles, trimmed in fine butter
colored valenciennes lace, con-
sidered cheap at $500.
AT S1i9-Fine dotted Brussels
net, 1 ruffle of same material
and trimmed with fine lace,
worth $500.
AT S19S-Made of fine netting, 3
ruffles, each ruffle profusely
trimmed in fine val lace, very
snowy and would be cheap at
$3.50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Conducted in the High School Audi
torium Last Night.

The class of '97 at the Scranton high
school, which will hold commencement
exercises at the Lyceum tonight, in
stituted the "class day" idea at the
high school last evening when a fine
programme was rendered in the pres
ence of q great audience.
The exercises were on a magnificent
scale. Each number was supplied from
the remarkable individual resources of
the class of sixty-two members, and
there was an unmistable college ring in
the air
The auditorium had been lavishly
bedecked in flowers, ferns and stream
ers of green. On the wall in front and
Immediately over the stage was a CEN
ter piece Of American flags. Round
the stage front were punches of daisies
and laurels and from the ceiling swung
green streamers. Lawrence orchestra
occupied seats below the stage front.
The class of '97, the evening enter
tainers, in the front row, made a pretty
picture-a bed of white with here and
there black break, where one Of the
few male members of the class had
esconced himself.
p. E. Kilcullen, president of the class,
was chairman of the evening. Law
rence's orchestra began the entertain
ment with an overture. Rev. j. B..
Sweet, whose son, Charles E., is one of
the graduates, then offered a fervent
invocation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
MEETING OF HOMEOPATHISTS.
They Elected Officers Here Yester-
day and Did Other Business.

In the office of DR.. II. B. Ware, in
this city, yesterday the annual meet
ing of the Homeopathic Medical So
ciety, of Northern Pennsylvania, was
held. In the absence of DR.. Hill, the
president, who was absent on account
of illness in the family, DR.. Johnson,
of West Pittston, presided.
The society received the reports of
the committees on finance and enlist
ment for the homeopathic State So
ciety, which will meet in Scranton in
September. Extensive plans were
adopted and the finances fully provid-
ed for.
The election of officers for the COM
ing year resulted as follows: DIR. H.
b. Ware. president; DIR. Sarah j. Cae,
vice president; Dr. Anna c. Clarke,
secretary and treasurer; DR.. Lang was
appointed chairman of finance commit
tee, and Dr. Coolidge, chairman of en-
tertainment committee.
The review of the work for the clos
ing year was most satisfactory, more
papers having been presented than in
any previous year. The average at
tendance has increased and perfect har-
mony prevailed. A vote OF thanks wS5
rendered to DIR. Hill, the retiring pres
ident, for so successful year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
THE NAY AUGS CELEBRATE.
Threw Their Handsome New Build
ing Open TO the Public.

The Nay Augs had a house warming
in their palatial new quarters last night
and despite the drizzling rain between
two thousand and three thousand per-
sons attended. The exterior of the
building was gaily decorated with flags
and bunting and the interior was
transformed into a bower of beauty
with flags, banners, palms, flowers and
brilliant illuminations. The members
constituted themselves one general re-
ception committee and with the assis-
tance of a bevy of their young lady
friends made everybody welcome and
saw to it that they were well looked
after.
On the first floor the visitor was
shown the apparatus and enlightened
as TO the workings of the various
hurry-up contrivances, which permit
the company to have the tail end of
their hose cart even with the threshold
fourteen seconds after the first tap of
the alarm is sounded On the second
floor Bauer's orchestra from a posi-
tion in the hunk room played enliven-
ing airs, while In the parlor, during
the intervals that the orchestra was
resting a pianist kept up the melody.
On the top floor a corps of colored
walters helped the visitors to dainty
refreshments and in the later hours of
the evening informal dancing was in
dulged in there.
At the conclusion of the council meet
ing the members of both branches in
RESPONSE to special invitations went
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
PERSONAL.

]. C. Manning, of Pittston, was in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. j. C. McAndrews is visiting Car
bondale friends
John II. Brooks has returned from a
visit of several days at Princeton.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Guard are spending
the week at the Jay House at New Mil.
ford.
DR.. C. L. Frey has been appointed oph-
thalmic surgeon to the Moses Taylor hos
pltal.
Alexander Aikman, of this city, arrived
in Glasgow Scotland, June 8, according to
letters received by his Scranton friends.
Mayor James G. Bailey has been con-
fined to his home on Mulberry street for
several days with badly swollen ankle.
Frank N. Brown, of Rome, N. Y, and
w. S. Remington, of Rochester, were
guests of S. p. Fenner in this city yester-
dav
Y Register of Wills Roderick, of
WI. ,Srre, brother of Mine lnspec-
tor l.oderick, of this city, was here yes
terday.
! Superintendent Frank Ruth and Sec
retary Goff, of the Spring Garden Insur-
ance company, of Philadelphia, were the
guests here on Wednesday of A. b.
Holmes and W. w. Phillips. 81.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Blanche l.. Jenkins, of
Capouse avenue, to John Harris Chapman,
Wednesday. June 80, in the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church at noon.
Mrs. John Lilly announces the coming
marriage of her niece, Miss Laura Wat
son, of Chester. S. c., to F. A. Crump, of
Fredericksburg, Va, on Wednesday even
ing, July z, 1897, at Howard Place African
Methodist Episcopal church.
William ]. Mullen, of Milton, this state,
has been appointed freight soliciting
agent in this vicinity for the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad company. He succeeds G..
w. Cobb, who was recently made di-
vision freight agent with headquarters
at Altoona
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18

down In q body and were introduced
around by Chief Hickey and District
Chief McManus. Chief Ellerick, of
Pittston and more other firemen from
adjacent towns attended.
Each visitor was presented with a
neat souvenir containing a history of
the organization, and half-tone por-
traits Of President Isadore Goodman,
Vice-President +. f. Zizelman, Secre-
tary F. w. Zizelman, Treasurer W. r..
Gilhool Foreman John w. Moir, First
Assistant Foreman Q. A. Beemer, Sec
ond Assistant Foreman Frank Moir,
and ex-Chief Engineer Enoch Page.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
MOORE SLANDERED MRS. DIKL.
AtLeast That Is the Charge She Made
Against Him.

Mrs. Margaret Dikl, of South Scran-
ton, today began proceedings against
Henry Moore, also of that part of the
city, to recover $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Dikl alleges that Moore has ac-
cused her and other members of her
family of scandalOus conduct. one
of the persons to whom Moore told his
story was the son of the plaintiff.
The papers in the case were filed for
Mrs. Dikl by Attorney r. II. Hol-
gate,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
EXERCISES HELD
AT TWO SCHOOLS
Annual Commencement OF the School
of the Lackawanna.
THOSE WHO OBTAINED HONORS

Some eAnnouncements,i in Which He
Referred TO the Distinctions Won
by Pupils of the School in Colleges
and Uniyersities--Class of '97 of
the High School Conducts a Very
Interesting Entertainment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
ADDRESS OF WELCOME.

Mr.. Kilcullen made the address of
welcome. Mr.. Kilcullen is a tall, hand
some appearing young man, who is a
prime favorite with his class mates.
His address was most creditable. In
closing he announced John j. Thomp-
son, who responded to the number,
"The Glass History"
Mr.. Thompson read from paper his
class history. 1t was a happy effort.
The young man is q humorist and he
made the most of the punning possi-
bilities of the names of his classmates.
President Kilcullen then announced
for the next number-a piano duet by
Miss Marilla K. Kiefer and Charles
Doersam. The piece was one which
called for a great degree of artistic
execution. The applause of the au-
dience warranted a second selection
but was not given.
Miss Gertrude Fellows, a charming
young lady, recited THE Minuet," to
the piano accompaniment of Miss EN-
ma w. Burns. 1t was very grace
full rendering of a pretty piece. The
next number was of the humorous
kind. John B. Hitchcock made class
presentation. Two of the white-duck
trousered ushers carried in upon the
stage from the ante-room mysterious
big basket.
Then Mr.. Hitchcock began his Santa
Claus work. To one member of the
class he gave curry comb; to Mr..
Doersam, a cotton dog; to Miss Will
liams, a leather medal; to Mr.. Sweet,
some face powder; Mr.. Kilcullen, the
editor of the school paper, was made
happy with a nickle novel; Mr.. Hall
received pair of 4-year-old trousers,
and so forth.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
Notice.

We are still doing business at the
same old stand where we have been for
twenty-five years past and most re-
spectfully solicit the patronage Of the
public as heretofore in awnings, tents.
flags and all kinds of society goods
and decorations.
ss S. j. Thurman s. Bro.