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No. 12.-All the defendants right title
and interest in and to that lot or piece
of land in the borough of Archibald,
Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania, de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Containing
front of sixty feet southeastward on
Laurel street, bounded southwest one
hundred and one QOD feet by lot number
32 belonging to Christian Moulter, north
west sixty (60 feet by land late of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal company.
northeast one hundred and four and Il
half QOilD feet by lot number thirty,
belonging to Ontario, Carbondale and
Scranton Railroad Company, comprising
lot number thirty-Cnc on Laurel street on
the plot of lots of the Delaware and Ilud-
son Canal company. Coal and minerals
reserved. Improved with a two-story
framo dwelling house and Outbuildinss
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Ferguson & Doyle VS.. John Tim
lin and Catherine Timlin. Debt SSO0.0 no.
Judgment No. 372, March term, 1895 III
ia. to May term, 1898.
DEAN, Atty.
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Of the defendant, Alexander Norman,
being an undivided one-third 0.8 in
terest of in and TO the following described
real estate situate lying and being in
the city of Scranton, county of LaCka-
wanna, state of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Being
lots Nos. 3, 10, IL, II, l3, II, Is, lG II, lS
10 and 20 in square or block No. 70 and
situate on Maple and Elm streets, city
Of Scranton aforesaid, according TO the
Pawnee Coal cOmpany's map of said city
of Scranton. Zach of said lots being rec
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No. 4, All the right title ana interest
of the defendants, James Doud and Cath
crime Doud, his wife, i'm and to, All that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate
in the said borough of Jermyn, county of
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Containing "A front of fifty feet north
ward on "B" street bounded eastward al
right angles to said street one hundred
and fifty feet by lot No 10 I'm block No.
6; southwark parallel with said street
fifty feet by lot No - in said block; and
westward at right angles with said street
one hundred and fifty feet by lot No. s
i'm said block Comprising lot No. in
block No. 6, fronting on "B" street as the
same Is represented and designated on
a map OF building lots on lands of the
Northern Coal and Iron company in the
borough of Jermyn being same land
which the Northern Coal and Iron com
pany conveyed to James Doud by deed
recorded I'm Deed Book No, no. page l1G
etc. All improved with a one and a half
story frame shingle roof dwelling house,
outbuildings, etc.
Seized ana taken in execution at the
suit of New York Mutual Savings and
Loan association VS.. James Doud and
Catherine DOud, his wife. Debt, $3lS 49,
Judgment No 1925, January term, 1895,
lev ia, to May term, 1895,
WATSON DIEHL & kEMMERER,
ATTORNEYS
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No. s. All the right, title and interest
Of the defendant, Louis Breswitz in and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in the
Fourth ward of the city of Scranton
county of LaCkawanna and state of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows to wit Beginning at a point on
the southeaSterly side of Garfield avenue
on the division line between lots twenty
and twenty-One in block seventeen on
the plot of William Swetland'S estate in
Hyde Park; thence along said division
line south fifty and three-fourths C5OsD
dgrees east one hundred and forty-two
and One-half Gi2i9 feet to an alley;
thence along said alley north 1914 degrees
east twenty-five C25) feet to a corner of
land conveyed to William G.. Vettcr
thence along said VetterS line north jO94
degrees west one hundred forty-two and
One-half 042iaD feet TO Garfield avenue
aforesaid and thence along Garfield ave-
nue. aforesaid south 39A degrees west
twenty-five (25 feet to the place of be-
ginning. Containing 3,562ia square feet of
surface, be the same more or less. Be
ing the southwest one-half of lot number
twenty (2W in block number seventeen
90 in the plot of w. Swctland's estate
recorded in the office for the recording
of deeds, etc, in Lackawanna county in
Deed Book No, 90 page sos etc Being
the same lot of land conveyed by Caro-
line NJ. PettebOne, ct al. to Edward O.
Allspaugh by deed dated 21st Nav, lSSS
and recorded in LaCkawanna county i'm
Deed Book No. 50, page 3II and conveyed
by said Allspaugh and wife to the de-
fendant Louis BreSwitz, by deed dated
10th June, 1896, in which deeds the coal
and minerals are excepted and reserved.
All improved with a two story frame
dwelling house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of John d. Jeffers VS.. Louis Bres-
witz. Debt, S563.74 Judgment No. 273,
January term, 1897, fl. ia. TO Nav term
1898. CHAS. e, Oliver, Attorney.
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LOCAL Ann Personal.

DR.. ]. j. Thompson left for Philadel-
i1hia this morning, whore he viii at
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No. H.. All the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, NJ. Baumgardner, adj
ministrator of the estate of Henry Par
ker, deceased in and to all that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land situate i'm the
FIRST ward, city of Scranton, county of
LaCkawanna, and state of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
Being lot No. seventeen 90 in block A
or David Coughlin's, survey and situate
upon street called and named Parker
street, said lot being 80 feet in front the
same in rear, ard $50 feet in depth. Coal
and minerals reserved. Improved with
two story frame dwelling house and out
buildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Ezra b. Hurlbutt VS.. NJ Baum
gardner, administrator of the estate of
Henry Parker, deceased. Debt. $S29.S5.
Judgment No. 6lS March term, 1885 lev
ia. to May term, 1898.
HULSLANDER q ALSWORTH.
ATTORNEYS
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No 9. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant Mary e. Lewis, in and
to all that certain lot of land situate in
the borough of Olyphant, county of
Lackawanna, state of Pennsylvania, and
being lot numbered five 90 of the town
lots on Hin street as laid out by Abel
Barker. Said lot is bounded on the
southwest by Hill street, on the north
west by land now or late of Lewis Will
liams, on the northeast by lands of Del
aware and Hudson Canal company. and
on the south by lands now or late of
William Reese, being same land conveyed
to said Mary f. Lewis mortgagor herein
named by deed of Daniel j. Evans, ad-
ministrator of the estate of John s
Jones, deceased, by direction of the will
duly prObated in the registers office of
Lackawanna county of the said Jones,
Said deed bearing date the 2Sth day of
November, A D. 1884 and recorded i'm
Deed Book No. %, page 3Ol, in the Of
flee of recorder of deeds, mortgages etc,
in and for the county of LaCkaWanna
Coal and minerals reserved TO the legal
owners thereof by sufficient terms in law
Improved with two two-story frame
dwelling houses and outbuilding thereon
Seized and taken in execution al the
suit of Arthur L, Utter to the use of the
Franklin Fire Insurance companv vs.
Mary IL. Lewis. Debt, S565.OS. judgment
No. GAG, March term, 1898, lev ia to MAY
term 1898. TlNkHAM, Attorney.
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

mencc 10 feet from the inside of the side
walk. The owner to have the right to
enclose, occupy and use 10 feet in front of
said lot for Cellar-way, porch, steps, or
shrubbery, but not the right to erect any
Duilding thereon. Reserving, however, to
the legal owners their successors or as
signs by such legal terms as shall be suf-
hclent in law, all coal and minerals be-
neath the surface of said lot with the
sole right TO mine and remove the same
Dy any subterranean process without
thereby incurring in any event whatever
any liability for injury caused or damage
uone TO the surface of said lot or to the
buildings or improvements which now
are or hereafter may be put thereon,
provided that no mine or air-shaft shall
be opened or any mining fixture estab-
llshed on the surface of said premises.
BENG the same lot OF land conveyed to
the said Dennis Ruane by Orlando $.
johnson and wife by deed dated the first
day of May 1885, and duly recorded in
Lackawanna county in Deed Book n,
page 80. Improved with two-story frame
dwelling house with hotel basement
fronting on street and out-buildngs.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of i. II. and a. Il. Fordham, exeCu-
tors, VS.. Dennis Ruane. Debt, $1,000.
Judgment No. 3iO May term, 1898 fl. ia.
10 May term, 1898 ID. w. BROWN,
Attorney.
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No 10. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Dennis Ruane, I'm and
TO All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate i'm the borough of Dunmore,
county of LackaWanna and state of
PENNSYLVANIA, being lot No. 2 in square
or block No. T. and situate upon street
called and named quincy avenue on a
map or plot of lots laid out and sold by
Orlando S. Johnson (being a portion OF
the lands formerly known as the Hollen-
back tracD said lot being so feet In front
and so feet in rear and $50 feet i'm depth,
the measurement of the depth to COM
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No. H.-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Bernard Bubcl. in and
to all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being i'm the city of
Scranton, county of LaCkawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, being lot No. {,
in square or block No. SS and situate
upon street called or known as Meadow
avenue, upon the town plot of the city
of Scranton, intended to be duly regis
tered and recorded, said lot being 80 feet
in front and 40 feet in rear, and 40 feet
in depth. Coal and minerals reserved.
Improved with a two-story brick DIV IL
ing house and out-buildings. Being the
same land conveyed 10 the said Bernha
Bubel by Mary Katherine Sailer, c&.
cutriX of John q. Sailer, deceased, Free
erick Miller and wife and George l..
Breck and wife, by deed executed the
18th day of July, 1895 and recorded in
Lackawanna county July %, 1895, in deed
book No. 1877, page 1893.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Katherine y. Hill VS.. Bernhard
Bubel. Debt S604.s3 Judgment No. Sl1
January term, 1898. Lev. ia. to May
term, 1898.
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d. w. BROWN, Atty.
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No. 15.-All the right. title and interest
of the defendants, Frances Kryger and
William V, kryger, in and to all the fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land situate i'm
the township of COvington, in the county
of Lackawanra, and state of Pennsylva-
mia, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at beech, a corner of land i'm
the warrantee names of Elisha Judd and
Hannah Millctt and being also a corner
of lots 32 and SO of Sarah II. Buffers
land; thence north l degree east along
line of lot No. 81 ~ 5-l0 rods to a post
and stones; thence north 73 degrees east
42l2 perCheS to post and stone; thence
south 80 degrees west AZ perches to post
and stones; thence north 40 degrees east
AZ percheS to post and stones; thence
north so degrees west (passing a beech
12la perches from end of distance) l2ilg
perches to a stone heap on line of lot %
Sarah H. Buffers lands; thence north /
degree east along line of lot 25. 81 7-lO
perches, NOR or less, to land of Martin
Langan; thence along line of Martin
Langan, and at right angles from last
mentioned line, north S34 degrees west
present bearins) 2S l-3 perches to a cor
neri thence still along line of said Martin
bearing) rs l-3 percheS to a corner on
line between lots q and 25; thence at
right angles TO last aforesaid line and
along line of lot % north SO degrees west
81 2-3 perches to corner; thence through
the center of lots numbered % and 32 south
l degree west, 263 perches to stones cor
nef on line between Wdffdntee tracts in
names of Elisha Judd and Hanah M,llett
being also the line between lots 32 and &3
Sarah III. Butler land; thence along the
same south SO degrees east G6 perches TO
place of beginning
The courses herein given. except when
stated are the courses given in the orig
inal grants from Sarah III. Butler, lhe
Sarah IL. Butler heirs and Henry w
Drinker, not adjusted to present bearings
or to each other.
Excepting and TeserVing out Of said
piece of land five 90 acres and hfty-two
(59 perches, conveyed by the grantors to
one Louisa Schall by deed 22d September
1891, recorded in Lackawanna county
deed book 50, page 42S
Comprising the easterly one-half of lot
No, 32, Sarah H. Butler plot of lands
the whole lot No. 80 having been con-
Neyed by Sarah ii. Butler TO David Dale
llth April 1854; recorded in Luzerne
county in deed book 5S page 1g7 the
southeasterly one-quarter of lot No. Is
conveyed by A. b. Dale TO David Dale
by deed dated 9th May, 1879, recorded IN
Lackawanna county in deed book 9, rage
lG6, a portion Cf the northeasterly one
quarter of lot No. 25 conveyed by the
heirs of Sarah ii. Butler to David Dale
Slst December, 1864 recorded i'm Luzerne
county, in deed book 107, page $40, and
also a tract of 34 acres, conveyed by
Henry W. Drinker and wife to William
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No 1G All the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, Amos Singer, i'm and to
an thdt certain piece or parcel of land.
situate in the Second ward of the city OF
scranton county of LaCka wanna, and
state Of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a post
corner At the southwest corner of lot
SOLD by William Won Storch. ct al, to e.
d. Farnham in the northwest side of the
road now called Nay Aug avenue. lead
ing from near the east end of the bridge
across the LaCkawanna river to the coal
breaker of the Delaware AMI Hudson
Canal company I'm the Second ward of
scranton; thence south % degrees and
40 minutes west along said Nay Aug ave-
nue. "a feet and six inches to an iron pin
FOR corner; thence north about IS de-
grees west "a feet to an iron pin which is
y feet rom the Farnham lot. measured
In direction parallel with said road;
thence In same direction north about 80
degrees west about 80 feet to the east
bank of the river; thence by and along
the bank of the river about IL feet to the
Farnham lot south 81 degrees east. about
rs fcct to corner; then continues same
line "a feet to road the place OF begin
ning Improved with one two-sto"y
frame dwelling house and outbuidings
thereon.
Seized and taken I'm execution at the
SUIT OF George Stansbury vs.. Amos
Singer Debt, $500. Judgment NO. j39,
May term, 1891 Alias Fl. IA. to May term,
1873. BEALE. Atty.
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SHERIEE'S SALES.

Dale 10Th December, 1A7, recorded in Lu-
zerne county in deed book l6, page 375,
and the said William Dale and wife con-
Neyed the same May 10 1SiS, to said Da-
vid Dale, then called David Dale, Jr.,
recorded In LuZerne county in deed book
a. page 2i5. Improved with a two-story
frame dwelling house. three frame barns,
one workshop, two orchards. other fruit
trees and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Francis T. Ryan vs.. Frances
ktyger and William V. Kryger. Debt,
", 10000. judgment No. 7O7 May term,
1928. FL. ia. to May term, 1898.
w. II. STANTON, Atty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-31
forsigu Notss.

Premier saeas,a Is reported M being
very III.
For the first time In the history OF
the University OF tpsala. Sweden, now
more thnn 400 years old. n woman has
been admitted TO II lecturcship. Elsa
Eckstrom In the woman who Inns this
double honor. and she IL now regularly
lccturing before the law students OF
III" university.
The prusslnn government hns vrnnt.
ed the Rhine province permission TO
hold n lottery. the proceeds Of which
nrc so bc used to rescue the valley Of
the Rhine from scenic destruction mt
the hands Of manufacturers, who nrc
lndustriously planting factories nil
along the mountains skirtIng the
Rhine.
The antl.nnnrchist conference of In.
powers Inns Just ended at Rome with
speech by Vice Admiral Cnncynro
italian minister Of foreign Affairs. who
also opened tho congress with sn nd.
drcAs of welcome when II came 10.
gcthcr November ?tth. A protocol en-.
bracing nll points on which tho co,.
ferccs arr Ia perfect accord has been
signed. but tho only practical result
Of the conference which Ii known In
that heresfter the police Of nfteen
statea Of Europe will act with q com.
p1ete mutual nndcrstandIns for tke
suppression Of anarchism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-31
Gambler. Fiock,nr to Havana.

New York. Dec. pa dispatch
to the World from Havana. says:
On the heels of the announcement
that Jim Corbctt Will open saloon
here, comes the news that Bat Mas
terson, Wyatt carp of Tombstone. A.
~; Doc Holiday. Ed Casey, "Thc
KID OF Skaguay, Alaska. and Doc"
Brown of Spokane, are coming to Ha-
vana to engage In various enterprises.
Judging from appearances. the early
history of the Western towns OF Amer
lea VIII be repeated in Havana
Gambling houses will be opened
everywhere. II Is u poor business
street which has not bids on II for n
location for an American bar That
seems TO be the idea among the sport
Ing fraternity that Havana will be
made another Monte Carlo, TO endure
through the reconstruction period at
least.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-31
SAMPSON BACK HOME.
SAYS Military Ruls In Cuba Will Last Three
Ysars.

New York, Dee. 24.-Admiral Samp.
son returned today from Havana. He
talked rather freely on conditions In
the island.
Reveiting to the question of the fu-
ture Of Cuba, Admiral Sampson said:
THE wealthiest and most influential
people In Cuba want the island an
nexed to the United States. whether
us state or territory, they don't
much care. But there are many Gu
bans who think that they are able to
govern themselves. Cuba ut present
certainly is in no condition to govern
Itself. The question of what shall be-
come of Cuba will not be settled for
year Mt least, and possibly not for
two or three years. In the meantime.
the military government by the United
States will go on"
When General Greene and Chief Me-
Cullagh have established their police
force. he thinks there will be little dis
order. The admiral said the material
benefit from the reduction of the Gu
ban custom receipts could not be
judged Mt present, and remarked that
there had always been so much fraud in
connection with Cuban customs that II
was impossible to change everything
right away. In answer to the question.
DO you think the people of the island
Will prove amcnable TO the American
government" Admiral Sampson said
1t does not make any difference
whether they are or not. We are down
there and our government will 20 ON
us long ms II Is necessary"
Regarding the suffering throughout
Cuba. which Mrs. Sampson has been
working 10 alleviate. Admiral Samp.
son said:
The government Is issuing rations
regularly. hut the rcconcentrados are
now scattered, and there is the diff
Guilty. Many of them have died and
many more Will die. They lack tools to
work their farms, and the only crop
they could raise now is sweet pota-
toes. 1t is too late to raise sugar"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-31
TEACH A CHILD TO THINK,
From Infanry the Mother should study
to Promote lts Mental Geowtb.

'o" bu'Aury tue uDther shOulu StuOy
to Promote Its Mental Growth.
Froebel's Mother Play" book is full
OF the richest suggestions as to how
the everyday life of the nursery can
be made to yield up its treasures OF oil
and wine, goodness and truth. for both
baby and mother. He shows very
clearly there that while 1t is easy to
keep In sympathy with child-nature.
and for many mothers to provide for
the varying ceaseless activities, yet
that to really understand the origin
and end Of this activity an earnest
study Of the human mind in its indi.
vidual and social relations is also need
ed. The mother must learn that
thought and feeling. as well as nerve
and muscle. have their pulsations,
their rhythms, their periods OF greater
or less activity. She must learn that
TO try to work against these laws writ
ten In the whole being Of the child IL
but kicking against the pricks." She
will learn that just as there is seed
time and harvest. and the work Of tho
one period cannot be done except in
that period. SO the child cannot be
made to take on certain states OF mind
and heart. To take up certain studies
when he has not yet reached the time
in which such mental or heart nourish-
ment is demanded Is but to block the
wheels to u true. logical. orderly de-
velopment Of all the faculties. She
will learn that a child's interests can
not be ignored and other interests for
eiEn 10 his present stage Of growth sub
stituted for his own. She will study
books like Doneison's Growth Of tho
Brain" or Warmers THE Study OF the
Child" to md true physical basis for
education. and then strive to gain .
clearer. larger view OF all those psycho-
logical questions which bear on mental
development. To this will be added
true knowledge Of those principles
which make for n better understanding
OF the child ~ a. spiritual being. II -
not hard to do all this II you will look
at life from the child's standpoint. CIV
ing him your own loving Instructive
sympathy.-Alice II, Putnam In Wom-
ans Home Companion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-31
SPORT SHE LIKES BEST.
Little cslisornia Diana Who Took %
The Gam S~v H.>nA

Little csiisornia Diana Who Took Uv
The Gun for Health.
Lead an outdoor life a. much us you
possibly can," is the prescription many
doctor has given to fair patients
whose health and nerves were shatIer>
ed by complying with the demands Of
society. There are many ways Of fll-
ing this prescription-tennis. golf.
wheeling. rowing. angling. There Is
one more method. and Miss Rose Mey-
er OF San Francisco has adopted 1t. She
Is the only daughter of the western me-
tropolis who has turned to the gun
and held to bring back the roses which
Ill health has stolen from her cheeks.
For years Miss Meyer has lacked the
one thing she most longed for, . robust
constitution and perfect health, but
has long hesitated to adopt the COM
nonsense suggestion OF her family
physician-to pass most Of her time in
the open air. Finally she decided to
So on hunting trip. and. having done
so, was SO greatly benefited that ever
since she has stuck to this plan Of
obeying her doctor. The trim little fig-
ure OF this modern Diana is a familiar
sight to sportsmen who tramp the
marshes abou: Shellville or the uplands
bordering on Sonoma creek. Almost
every week. in company with rela-
1--WE, she makes a pilgrimage to some
favorite haunt OF wild game, and her
skill with the gun is evidenced by the
well-hlled game bag which she inva-
riably brings back. On recent visit
10 the Sonoma marsh she bagged sew
en- teal. five English snipe. besides sew
eral quail. all killed on the wing. Her
mentor VOWS that she bids fair to be-
come one OF the most notable wing
shots in San Francisco. Miss Meyer is
petite, Weighing little more than 100
pounds. but there Is a suggestion Of
strength and agility In every line Of the
supple figure which only exercise in the
open air can give. and light In the
eyes which denotes perfect health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-31
Grrmaoy esf~tinr t,u..,.n.

Berlin. Dee. .;!.-rhc Russian gov.
crhmcn, now hns fcl, the pinch OF
Prussinn cNpulsions. and has Joined In
with Austria mud Denmark In protest.
In. against the Wholesale cJectin-ni OF
Russian subjects from Prusslan bor-
d"rs. The ltlsskl Trud OF Si. Peters.
burg nnI other government organs nrc
Threatening that continuation OF the
present Frussinn policy win result In
determined r.prlsai.
Meanwhile ih. German papers nrc
taking hand IN the defense OF Pro.
fcssor bclbrucck, who In being prose.
cutcd by the ministry Of education for
Ills shnrp editorial uticrnncc. In rrus.
,inn Annals. tho journal ~ which he
is chief editor. In criticism Of III. cS.
piilslons OF Danes from northc
kchicswlg.' AL hut n few uitrn con.
scr,ntire pnpcrs Join IN his bchnlf aud
In condemnation of tho cvic,ions.