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proposals.
NOTICE.

.
COMMISSIONER OF II SINKING FUND. 1907
TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for F,rnishing Materials and Perform:
the Criminal Court Building. on the Block bounded
by Centre Elm, fraa 7 and White Streets; par:
Authorized by tho commissioners OF the sinking
sh f%he s. E I @mts!,PE sT fSr p 9Gs as"Se We Work XVI Endorsed
with the above title. also with the name Of the person
s or Pe, VIII be % recsiss saS At si the o a%a '@ @f the c o, RpssSh,9.
Rooms Nos. ] 4 and 10, Finance Departments. stewart
until to'ciock. NJ, wedn's day, June eih, lso7, AZ
which place and hour the bids win be publicly opened
sinking Fund and read. and the award OF the con,
tract, n awarded, will b. made to the lowest bidder
with adequate security 9" soon thereafter as
The person or perfonS to whom the contract may ho
tSo Se % Tnai ut Of f'2 HaSiir W V sss' WITH AZ the i"S Sn9Ss Ss
offered by him or them. and EXECUTE the contract
notice to that effect and r. case OF failure or neglect
to do so; he or 'hsy W w l. be considered ~ as hsy,ms
and thereupon the work shall he raRdvcrthei AMI re.
let; and S SO on NUM- UNI, ~ the so, "n",r%s. NJ y" s SScsPi ,OS and ds IKE X.
commissioner Of Public Work. may DESIGNATE.
draw y n b Of ans S% or ~' a..i %"s '' e Sa'i I'd for NH ii' h %l. a1.
cepted from. or contract aw Ard ID TO. any person who
Ia In arrears to the Corporation uIOndr or contract.
or who Is a dofnulter. A. surety or otherwise. upon
any obligation to the GorpoFntinn. ,.,,,n v,v,rv
DAYS after the notice to commence work has besn
given 10y the Commissioners OF Public Works.
The amount OF security required Is FIFTEEN THOU
Blank form OF estimates. and further Information.
II desired. also the form of agreement, including the
specifications for the work. can 10 obtained at onlCc
of the Comptroller. No, ESQ broadway.
For full information See cry Record.
y Il May 20, 1877.
WILLIAM l..
Mayor
III ". GOFF,
Recorders
ASHBEL r.. FITCH, COMMISSIONER
Comptroller; OF the
ASSoN q. McCOoK, Sinking Fund
Chamberlain
John 7. OAKLEY.
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Board OF Aldermeni
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SATURDAY. june 5.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
quiet and easier. No sales. Free on board afioat:
No. / Northern spring, New York, 76isc.; do.
Duluth. 77isc.; No. 8 hard winter, 73lsc.; No.
2 do, 74lsc. Futures declined iac. to lie. After
Change, July on curb was ~ S-l6973c.i 6los-
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains IeaNu New YORK, fOOt or ChAmhcrs
ST.. as follows. aud five minutes earlier from West
YBd ST.:
O.On =. M.-vestIbulc Express daily for waverly.
J:Ov Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford. ar
rives buffalo 500 I. NJ, Parlor ear To buffalo.
s).0l y. M.-vestibule limited. Fast mail daily.
~ Solid train for chicago, via Chnutauqua Lake.
arrives Cleveland at 7;+O A. NJ. Chicago 5 =. NJ.
Slerpers 10 Chicago, Cleveland. aud Cincinnati. Din
lug car,
81 y. M.-Bunal0 and Cleveland vestibuIc Eek.
.CU pr 'ss. daily. arrives at nuIalo 5:iS A. NJ.
Bradford 7;lD A. NJ. jamestown 1903 A. NJ, Clcve.
land 1915 r. NJ. (Sleepers 10 HufTalo and ClevelandI,
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, and
the West.
O. q. DAILY Via Chnutaudua Lake and
O.tO Niagara Falls. Solid train TO Chicago. Sleep
ers TO fOruellsyillc, Chicago. and Cincinnati, Dining
car.
VICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ll3, 2dl, IOl aud O57
broadway, l27 Bowery. 100 East l26th ST.; and ~
West 25yh st. Chalnbers and West I3i u. ferries,
New FORK; 38:i aud T26 Fulton st.. 100 Broadway.
Brooklyn; goo Hudson ST.. HObokrn, and Jersey CITY
station, WestcOtt's Express calls for and checks bag.
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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Tho Catholic Boys Association Was founded
to provide IA place Of recreation and amusement
where working boys and street urchins may
spend their evenings, Its present quarters are
at 3l2 West Sixteenth street, ftted with Il gym
nasium, n reading room, game room. and u drill
hall. To raise money Tor the extension OF its
work the association has arranged for u lecture
James II. O'licirrc will speak on 4" Ireland in
Americas Struggle" Mayor Strong will pre-
side, and an address will be given by Bishop
Farley.
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Stramb boats.
BOSTON

NlA S'lNp LINES.
NORWICH LINE. via New London, from Pier 40.
Mr., next to peshrosses ST.. week days only. at
FALL RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fall River,
from Pier IL. y. r., foot Murray ST., week days and
Sundays. ut $3.50 =. NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence direct, from
Pier 80. y. r., one book above Canal 81. Week
days only, at $3.50 i. VI.
sTONiNGTON LIMB, via Stonington. from Pier 10.
Mr. one block above Canal St, week days only. AZ
BP.M,
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surplus sac. ele. 100 s4a.s 500. sab pee.e ,at

Tho surplus n year ago was $1S,4s8,300. and
two years ago $39. 667. 900.
ing dry goods. at the port OF New York last
week were Sl0,512, 100, against 81 500, ss8 the
previous week and S9,4O7, 06l for the corre-
specie for the week were $3.50, 1877, OF which
$40, 200 was gold; making total specie imported
since Jan. l. 81, $3.50, 060. Exports OF specie were:
Gold, 81. o 800, and silver. 1921 ,s45, a total
of 8 ,Os2,6l5. against 50, 70i, 50+ the previous
week. The exports OF specie since Jan. l have
q total of 1877, 716.967.
Imports from Mexico this week wero 1s6, 900
ounces of silver and Sl2, 900 gold.
Railway gross earnings for May compared
with those for the same month OF last year as
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Available cash balance,

Money In London. la g cent. Rates of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills, l5.16@l v cent. Amount of Dul-
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to- day, $4,000. Paris advices quote 8
v cents at lO4 francs 22l2 confines. Exchange
on London, 20 francs 10 confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
duy yyerc aA follows:
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Kew Work stock -ExchanEe-saies Suns 8.
rv,1rp STATES AND STATE N TN sl.ooos,.
q "a, r.
c,os,so PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS
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Rntlroada.

Rat1roadd.
"aMERloA,s oarArusr aArLRoao."
NEW YORK
GNT ,!,!E2 4! ! .
THE F0UR-TRAGK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLs,
Trains leave Grand Central station, ted street and
500 A FFainR}HlR.yss ffHSR' ss A f aiN EaTIr'
Utica, Syracuse, Rochester. due Buffalo a,is r. ",
Niagara Falls 6!56 7. NJ. This train IL limited to
o.9n Ie&I, <, aas.SSFFgHsT NAIL, pany-ror poushteep.lo,
o'0U Albany; Utica; SyraSnsS' Rochester Buffalo.
1O.M 4. M.-NoRTH sHoRE LIMITED, Daily
,rSI ROUTE 5i0Oo st s'S.n at I RiSany. = utic a,0n syracuse Sse.
-RucheStsr. and Dnraio. Dus Chicago 800 NJ.
lU:SU For Miibrook' catssiii Mountains. and all
n important $ NeT E95f S SIs,f pSl1' LIMITED, Daily
1'UU For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis, and
81 Louis, stops at poaghksepsie. Albany, Utica
7.O0 .M.-CHfCAdo SPECIAL. D%sry-For De.
A'U a. rd ,sSi,i elISf!.n ai6 TSasa0i . sR Ss'SsyG' S StGRs
syracuse, Rochester, and Buralo. -
3.3O :; MSTR9Y ASD AaAT2e ;Hv. sPEc u
Poughkeepsie. Albany, and Troy.
E.O0 ]. M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. ,Daly-24.
stops at Albany; Utica. Syracuse; noGhccter and
c.0n p. M.WwESTERN EXPRESS, Dauy-ror Al.
WV bany. Troy, Utica Adirondack Mountains,
Montreal. Syracuse. Rochester. Burnlo. Niagara
Falls. Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago. cincin.
e.OE =. I.INoRTHEpN EXPRESS, Daily-For,
O.AC Troy. PlattsburKh, Burlington. Montreal
so s11, ' =. M' saf%rffy n,snts' P 2.tfxn. p.ny-ror
t.OV Rochester. Buralo. Niagara Fails. Cleveland.
Indianapolis, St.: Louis and Chicago. stops at
O.fln p. a-sPEcTAI LIMITED MAIL. Daily
c.OO Isleepins car passengers onlyl.for points on
rni GTo"k inaiNnSyno iva any hgG 81 1o ona FOR Buffalo,
o. = ~.M.-PACIFIC Il Daily-For syria.
O'lC cuse, oswego. .Watertown, osdensburg.
except saturdays for Cape Vincent and tho
I2:iO ilsin io4 5PisHss and S]7In r ps 1nss' on
the New York Central. every night except Sunday
nights. Sunday nights. Chicago sleepers leave on
OtOo A. NJ. and 3is5 p. M.-Daily. except Sunday.
to Iittsneld. via Harlem Division.
OILS A.. M.-sundays only. to Pittsneld and the Berk.
ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO
.All night " trains run between lb5th street and
connection with the elevated road. The only line run
ming all night" trains out OF New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand Central Station,
49, pol. tl3 broadway. 81 East l4th ST., 0+2 Broad.
way; ssS cS Ssm Tn,S avsi a % Nv, ws: He is Fn1, s.' .. and al is ,on
Broadway. Z. d.. brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the
Westcott Express Company,
JOHN n. TOUCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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ANCHOR LINE,

6EAStsUN VIA ~NDONDER
Weekly from Pier 81, N. r.. foot West cath st.
Anchoria .. June ~. noon Furnessia.. June 10. noon
City OF Rome. July n and sept. q.
For new illustrated book Of tours and passage rates
and further particulars apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Z Bowling Green.
(IUNAkDLINE ToLIvERPOoL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Etruria.. June 12. Pm Etruria. e. July 10. l Pm.
.Campania-J une I. lcampania. July II. s AN.
Cmbria ... June go. l NJ. Aurania. -. July "a, noon
Lucania. &c. July 3. 4 A.M.
EXTRA sAIL1NGS.
Servia. June g. IL 40 A.M. lSeryia.... July Q, 10 An.
Aurania. -. June 22. noon
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Campania will sail hence Thursday, June
II. at 9 4. NJ, instead or Saturday, June 10. which
will enable passengers TO arrive at Liverpool in
time to attend the Queens jubilee Review at Spit
head. June 20.
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Orfan Steamers.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW
Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
PARIS ........... June y ST. LOCIS....... June %
ST. PAUL......... June 10 OHIO. ........ Sat, Juno 2S
BERLIN ...... Sat, June 10 PARIS ........... June 80
RED STAR LINE TOANTWERP.
Sailing every Wednesday.
Southw ark June %. IL A N. Berlin. Sat. J une1 70. LOAN.
Soordland. June Ia. noon Frissland. June 23, noon
~TERSATIOSAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers - and Is, North River. Office. o Bowling Green.
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Steamship G
DID DOMINION N

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport NewS.
Petersburg, Portsmouth. Primers Point. Richmond.
Virginia Beach, Va. and Washington. +. G., daily. ex-
cept sunday. from Pier 20. North River. Sailing
every week day except Saturday at 3 i. NJ, and Sat-
urday at 1 =. n. W. l.. G"UILLAUDEU,
Wee Pres. and Trafic Mgr.
STRICTLY SELEC ESCORTED PARTY to Europcj
- July; cheapest rates ever offered; four vacancies.
Address imme ttataly
STONE & MiIRRELL. leS William At. \. Y.
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mUnS0X niNEn mn nAYIIGHT.


PALACE IRON a LINE EAU
NEW DIRK and .ALHAXT.1
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton 81, ly Annex),,,.S A. n.
" New YORK, DesbrosSes 81: Pier .,"..s;Io 4"
" West 42d 81. Pier ......O
For LIZA landing at Yonkers, West Point, New.
burg. Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point, Catskill, and
Hudson.
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WHITE STAR y

Germanic %. June -. noon Britannia. June 23. noon
Tentonic. June -: noon Majestic June 80. noon
COTTON CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier I5, North River. ONCE 9 broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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ALBANY Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
will leave Old Pier ~. y. r.. foot Canal
ST.. att p. NJ. daily Sundays excepted, making diro0s
connections with trains North. East, and West.
HUDSON AND
uOATs Will leave foot OF Christopher 81. every week
day AT q y. NJ. connt citing with II, * A. X, X. at Hudson.
HUDSON RIyER sTESMER MANY q
Daily except Sundays, leaving Desbrosses At. 3:l5
y. N. saturdays 1915 4. 81, West 22d ~. $40 y. VI.
saturdays = y NJ. for CRASSTON'S WEST POINT,
CORNWALL SEWDING, NEW HAMBURG. MILTON,
POUGHKEEpSIE, RoNDouT. and KISGs1oN.
KINGSTON LINE, West 10Th st. Daily I p. NJ. Sat
IN uriays at !, ~ 'aners BALDWIS and NJ for
Cornwall. Scwhurg. New hamburg Marlboro, Milton.
FOughkrepSip, Hyde Park. EsupuS. Kingston. connect
Ing with L. Is u X, II. for all points in Catskills.
NEW HAEEN.-Farc 81; EXCURSION. bi.h0.
sundays, Excursion, o. 90; Fast steamers leave Pier
20. T.. r.. week DAYS, 3 +. NJ. and ~ midnight; sun
DAYS, $50 A, NJ. and ~ midnight; week day steamers
arrive in time for train to Meriden, Hartford. spring
field. and points Sor,h,
RAMsDIIL LINE Steamers lrayN Pier 81, y n,
foot franklin St. for Crauston'S, West Point, Cold
Spring, Cornwall. FishknI Laud NJ. and Srwhurg,
week days. . 4. Nj; Sundays, . A, N; lH3d st., y. H..
p:3O A. VI,
TROY GOATS.
CITY OF Troy ar SARATOGA leave Pier 80, y. n.
foot West lOth 81, dmly, except saturday. d 4, NJ.
sunday steamer touches ~ Albany.
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HAMBURG LINE

HAMBUkG-AMEklCAN LINE.
TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS from New York TO Plym-
outh london. Cherbourg, Paris and Hamburg.
Columbia, June 10. A n lNormannia. July l : y.
A.Victoria. June II, A. VI. Columbia. July s. 7 A. NJ.
F. Bismarck. Ju. -. IA. N. !. Bismarcv, July 22. JOAN
HAMBURG SERVICE by Twin-screw Mall $. S.
Patria. -, June II. 3 p. N. Persia. June 10. 900 4. N.
First Cab. 515 up; second class, Gao; steerage. $50.
Hamburg American Line. "a froadwny.
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.
OCEAN TRIPS.
superb. new. fast steamships JOHN ESGLIS and
MANHATTAN sail TUESDAYS. Thursdays. and Satur.
days at D p. VI. for Portland. Me-. connecting for East
ern points. Commencing June II steamers will leave
every week day except Wednesday from New York.
Steamers fitted with every modern Improvement for
comfort and luxury. This Is the most comfortable
route 10 all points East. necessitating no changes.
Low fares. Quick passages. Tickets at Pier IS. +. r..
Maine S. 3. Co.'S ONCE. 2sS Broadway, and Thomas
Cook 4 Son. 1925 and POI broadway.
II. HALL. Agt.. Pier IS. F. X.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS
Havel. Tues. June <. JOAN. Travc. Tu.. June pc. 10 AN.
Saaie, Tu.. June 1910 A. NJ. Lain, Tu.. June 20. 10 A. NJ.
oELRICHS & Co. = Bowling Green.
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CommIssIOhcrs
OF the
Sinking Fund,
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COMPEED.

Total sales. 5000 sharas.
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TROY BOATS.

CITY OF TROY ar SARArOGA leave Pier 46, y. r.,
DOT West 10Th ST. dnly, except saturday. d l.. N.
sunday steamer touches ~ Albany.
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MATTER. &c.-Gernan steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. for GER.
MANY and Specially Addressed Matter. &c.. for
other parts OF Europe, American and White star
steamers on Wednesdays, German STEAMERS on
Thursdays. and Cunard. French and German
steamers on aturdaya take Printed Matter. &c,
for all countries for which they are advertised TO
carry mail.
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nd. Isked.
o6 -
ll0k III
1871 l19
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l2dh
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

Total sales of railway bonds par vaiue,. 81, 1880
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18
THE SUNDAY NEWS.
sixteen Pages, Christmas Edition OF
ScrantOn's Leading sunday Paper.

a fine dOuble-cOlumn, front page.
portrait of Miss Louise Linder, form
erly organist at the English Lutheran
church, together with a letter from
Miss Linder. Very interesting indeed
beautiful obituary on the late James
copeland, written by one who knew
Mr. Copeland for nearly forty years.
Why the Hotel Anthracite was closed
The divorce case of Ike Jones, a Hamp-
ton miner who married Esther James
y real sensation for South Hyde Park
avenue. The career of eX-Rev. Mr.
Cocker, who worked at Nortons store
Where Mr.. Albright first met Miss
Lindsay. Another Corking article on
the School Board. The Rippards, of
Wilkes Barre. John l.. Sullivan talks
to Gus Merrill, Shamus Clark and
Paddy John Durkin. The Ninth ward
caucus. Jerry's Irish setter and Fred
Fleitz's bull pug. He's Irish. kick
him out Full account of an exciting
affair in the basement of the City Hail.
The Peckville Sissy club A lengthy
Interview with Jim Judge, in which he
tells how be defeated Jimmy RYAN.
by y. j. Colborn, esq. Scranton lead
ing business houses advertise in to-
morrow's Sunday News, sixteen pages
OF intensely interesting reading.
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CITY NOTES.

The Delaware and Hudson company
paid its emploves at Nos. . and = and Bos-
ton mines at plymouth Yesterday.
1,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,,, ,,,,,,. ,.,,,,r,itt,a 20 ,,,o
corntv iail Yesterday for assault and bat
tory ON his wife nv Alderman $. $ Jones
,f CarbondaIn
,,.. 49,
Justice ol the Ieace AhureW i'oies' VI
ola forsc yesterday committed JoSepl
hola 10 tie county jan On 'h"lSc u
Wv "''s'
ANTONIO ohehdtr lor lalSe pretchS'S ana
Ills orotlpr AllulcW Slohucr, LOT itS-
Sault ana battery were committed 10 lne
county Jan by Justice OF the fcace H. "A.
DuttN, OF LackaWarna township.
Four Ncals, Patrick, Jtmcs. Kionda
and Stephen. representing one family,
were committed to the county jail yes"
1crday by Justice of the Peace, Nicholas
Glynn, of Fell township. They are
charged with house breaking.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey is
authorized to issue round trim tickets to
students of schools. at the rate of one ana
onc-third the lowest trst-class single trip
rare for the round trip. These tickets are
10 he sold only from Dec. IL to Dec "a, M
elusive.
The proposed organization of a civics
club for the study of civil government
sociology, political economy, Ctc. will be
considered at a meeting in Albright IL
brary hall this evening. The promoters
of the idea are j, A. Lansing j. II. Tor
rey. w. II. Buell. and H. c. Shafer.
profo.o,. w L, pl,,r,Io,. oe ,L cohooI
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LEATHER CONTAINED POISON.
IL. Emmett Collins Chewcd it and
His Death Resulted.

+. Fmmet Collins. a young North
End harness maker, died last night
from tanning poisoning. Not knowing
of the danger of the practice he was
in the habit of chewing on pieces of
leather "hile at work Gs a carpenter
might chew a piece of wood. or as
many people habitually chew on tooth.
picks.
Three months ago he was stricken
down with stomach trouble and when
physicians diagnosed his case it was
found that he had been poisoned. His
explanation of the habit he INDUCED
in, coupled with the symptoms, show
ed the doctors at once the nature of
his disease. From the time he was
taken down with the illness he has not
been able to eat anything.
He was % years of age ami a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Collins, of 1349
North Main avenue.
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jurymen. Judge Archibald suspended
Sentence and forthwith entered a rule
for a new trial. When the matter was
reached yesterday Judge Archibald liv-
ing TO his Associates, said: "If there is
no objection, | will make the rule in
tn. case absolute. tried the case, and
I am satisfied that the jury, in arriv-
ing at a verdict, consulted their preju-
dlces, rather than their Judgment.
The other judges nodded acquiescence
and Judge Archibald announced new
trial granted"
The rule to strike off forfeiture was
made absolute in the case of the COM
monwealth against Il. Berkovitz, and
the costs were RENTED in the cases In
which James O'Malley and Sarah and
Emma Dreyer were defendants.
In the case of +. L. Brown against
T. J. Morris, exceptions to affidavit Of
defense, tn rule was discharged.
other cases submitted or argued
were: Commonwealth VS.. Antonla Beb-
rick, Joseph Kucopeck, John Cheney
and John McNichols and others, rule
TO strike off forfeiture; exceptions to
the report of viewers of the new road
in Spring Brook township; rule to
change the polling place in the First
ward of Jermyn; Samuel Vail against
Jasper Vail and 9th rs, rule to compel
children to support their father: Thorn
as Henry against Evan Hopkins, rule
to quash indictment; John Jones
against Charles Clark, rule for judg-
ment; George ID. Brown against w. A
Rice, rul7 for judgment.
In the cases of W. w. Robertson
against the Haupt Lumber company,
j. NJ. Croft against NJ. r. Keller and
in the matter of the grading of Robin
son street the rules were discharged
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MUST PAY THEIR FINES.
Warrants ISSUED for the Peuarrost of
Two West Scranton Irchins.

NV warrants We're issued yesterday
from Alderman Millar'S office for the
re-arrest Of Willie Decklenicll and John
Winfield Fernell, two of the boys who
used a deceased dog to smash in the
headlight of an engine on the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western road
at the SHETLAND street bridge a few
nights ago
The two boys We're members of a
gang which did the work. They were
fined So each by Alderman Millar Mon
day night, and both boys left the Of
fee, promising to return the next day
with the money.
Alderman Millar is desirOus of check
ing the practices of the boys who
make things unpleasant for the train
men passing under the bridge All
manner of tricks, such as throwing
vegetables and other unmentionable
things on the railroaders are prac-
tictd.
Decklenick and Fernell will be rear
rested today, and unless their fines
are paid, they will spend Christmas
in the county Jail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18
SCHOOL TEACHERS PAID.
Day Instructors Receive Their War
rants--Night Teachers to Wait.

The day teachers in the public
schools began receiving their pay yes
terday afternoon for services in No
Vember.
Unless the board of control meets in
special session before the date for its
regular meeting, Dec. 27, about sixty
night school teachers, who finished
their month last Tuesday night will
have to wait until after Christmas for
their pay.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Brodhcad & Hanks' shoe store was YES
terday sold out by Deputy Sheriff Ryan.
r. Brodhead purchased the stock for
$5,514.
The will of James Il. Lewis of Mayheld,
was yesterday probated.
John RCap, stephen Reap ANA John
Dacey, three of the four burglars cap
tured on BuzernC street Wednesday
night, were adm itted to bail before judge
Archibald yesterday. Each was required
to furnish security in the sum of $500.
Mrs Mary McGlnnis became bail for the
Reaps and Dacey's widowed mother, Mrs.
Ellen Davis, became his bail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18

insane, which was asking for a con-
clusion and hence incompetent.
1t was adiourning time when Mr..
Thayer had concluded Mr.. Wedeman
will be heard this morning and he will
be followed by the district attorney
who will present depositions to con-
tradict the story of the Cairns girl
ard arguments against the granting Of
the new trial.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18
LEGALITY OF THE
BOARD OF CONTROL
Question Is Now Ia the Hands Of the
Court.
MULBERRY STREET ASSESSMENT.

Was Argued Yesterday as Was Also
Many Other Important Cases
Among Them the Moosic Borough
Matter.-New Trial in the Assault
and Battery Case Against simon
Rice and the Jury Again Criticised.
Other Matters Disposed of.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18

Wherever you can use water
use
FELS-NAPTHA
soap and you will get
the best work. Water
should be lukewarm
only, even in winter.
FELs & CO.. PhiIa deIphia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-18
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

A new trial was granted without arg
ument in the case Of the commonwealth
against Simon Rice. 1t is an assault
and battery case, and the evidence
warranted an acqulttal, according to
the judgment Of everybody who heard
the case, with the exception Of the