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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02

! ne had succeeded In settling matters favoraby
with the creditors OF Brazil at London and Paris.
thanks TO the grave and enormous ens ,,
festations OF friendship shown 10 hin on his return
involved also from now and for the future grave
o. their President.eiect In foreign countries had
the necessary task Of lending TO him their sup,
port in order TO facilitate the fulhlmeni OF the
engagements made by him with the foreign oond,
holders 1t must be recalled also mat me nnanciai
Senior Prudente Da Moracs. the actual president.
which will he added the greeting or the uu ~,
States sailors. will Apply 10 the outgoing az well AZ
10 the Incoming PRESIDENT Inc pecPr % NE e ,hnIr
countrymen Of Bahia and Pernambuco. they are
by Dr. Campos SALES for the best interest OF Bra
lillian credi; abroad and Brazilian progress ana
prosperity at home.
The journal Offciel" 81 the French Government
has just published statistics showing for the year
1928 the quantity Of beetroots utilized ana inc
amount produced OF sugar, syrup and glucose The
number OF mills in the industry was this year 5f
instead Of a5s as in the preceding year. The mum
Der Of days work was 2S,i26 against .a6 iast
siderably less than that in the Two years follow-
ing. The total quantity Of sugar produced amount q
Oss ITS kilogrammes in the last fiscal year n these
figures refined sugar represents os S1soD mes
S for iss7 ss !" i'"' anu "''''''-' ''''
The development Of mines Of ore and sulphur in
on account Of the low prices paid 10 tho laoorers
The Government Of Rome obtained recently from
the Chambers a law guaranteeing financial support
sick wounded and lame miners. The pro-
prietors Of the mines announced that they woulu
decrease the wages OF the workmen In q sufiicient
proportion 10 the extra expenses imposed upon
them by the operation Of the new law taxing prop
ery for the support Of invalid LAHORE The miners
In the Province OF Grgenu TO the number OF ABOUT
a thousand have struck work. and. at the last
reports strike still in progress; Fortunately
this time q not accompanied ny the violence
and boodshed which too often marked the labor
troubles OF Sicily.
The Venezuela Herald" OF Caracas, recently
called again the attention OF American manufact-
urers 10 the necessity OF being careful In packing
and Of conforming 10 the customs regulations of
Venezuela 1t insisted that various classes or
goods paying different tariff rates should not be
packed in the case and II quoted the case or
a Boston agent who had been nned nearly Sop'
by the Custom House at la GuaYra, because nc
had pa samples of envelopes in cases Of print
ing paper. He would have had TO pay duties as II
the cases contained only envelopes had no> been
for the intervention Of the American LegauHr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
REAL ESTATE.
EX-GOVERNOR FLOWER ACQUIRES =
FTFTH-AvE. PLOT VALUABLE
DWELLINGS, SOLD

Ex-Governor Roswell p. Flower has purchased
| from Mrs Elizabeth F. Brokaw the plot 27xlc adj
joining his home at No. 597 Fifth-ave. on the
north for $4,000. The purchase was made several
days ago. but only revealed yesterday when
conveyance transferring the property was re-
corded.
Sales of several valuable dwellings and apart
ment-housos in addition to the usual number OF
vscant lots closed yesterday.
Pearl Gilman sold for J. Hooker Hamersley
to n client the four-story and extension brown
stone dwelling No. 4i Madison-avo.. 24xso feet. for
about sI5vU.
X Smith ad SOD ID to an investor for s e.
houses.
sIawson & Hobbs sold No 80 West seventy.ntth-
bath extension xiOo feet inches for Andrew Little
to ellen, for occupancy; Terms private The
Mordeca & Hebbard sold for Potter & Bro. the
St on IN" s9qh sde OF zn Ia
builder for inprovement.
brick observation-disclosures at the southwest corner OF
seyenth-ave. and Ono-hundrei and-fcrty fourth-st,
Hrrzog & Cohen sold for John voz to Isidor
Flank ho SGstory double asihousf wh nsT
payment the hree-story single fathouse and pri-
vatc stab.c No 49, East Eighieih:st.
Josephine l.. Paytcn the three three-story brick
tenement houses. on plot 2oxs0 Nos 81 3 and IS
Sullivan-st. Tho purchaser will improve the prop
s 9"Fshsssa f sD% 5ss Rs
brownst one-front dwelling on ot @xlo1 No. l1a
East Sxty-ffth-st.. on private terms
" Sokolski e Son sold FOR /. Lsk No. l3i Madison
ST a six-story brick tenement-house. 2x9"xloO for
about $1,000
II. Sokoski & Son sold for 6. Wise the four story
hrownstone business building the east side or
Second-ave. 50 feet north Of Fifethst.. for about
$500.
De Blois & Eldridge have rented Tor the Whiting
estate the house No 3S2 Fifth-ave to Harold
Brown. OF Newport. r. l.. from December l.
Plans fled with the Department or Build
ings Yesterday by William Call for sx-story brick
nathouse. 5ox90 IN Central Park West west side.
Gs II north Of Ninety fourthst. at cost OF sl25
0Do and by Judson Lawson for a six-story brick
hathouse 75xsoi the north side OF one hundred
and-severteenth-st.. - feet west Of Manhattan
ave-. at "a cost Of 5000
AZ the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter r.
Never sold in foreclosure the eight-story brick
store building. on lot 25xes.9. No. ia West Thirty
fnurth-st. TO the plaintiff FOR s29 ESQ., and In parti
ton the four-story brick tenement house. on lot
22ylo2 . No rs East Seventy fourth-st.. to Kemp
Bros. for IS 100
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure tho brick
and frame buildings. plot 12xln.5. Nos. 53o TO
IA West Forty hfthst. to B. Stanley, for $50 900
and the two fve-story brick stores and fathouse.
plot 5osx7o. Nos $50 and 1892 Lexington-ave
10 s. Ashner for S2.l0
James l.. Wells sold in foreclosure the plot. AS
x7e o5x1S. a. Anthony-ave southwest corner
OF lands of tho Jerome Park Railroad and 1876 feet
north Of tho Southern Boulevard. to the plaintiff
for $40
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

cansv Helene NJ to John F'rsh'on Nos 81,
coIs dIn h : +" Elias Kempner No Is Ea,,
4th-r ana strip adjoining. oeX irregular. y year $50
.i' 20 Z, OF shave easshoId years.. 40
Doan Mary A.. % Newnfors IAfs . ihs1rane
MsrEs' Morris. to Ernst Marks Nathan Company -,
SAM to SAM. : Fulton-sve. 1910 # o, 60
Same 81 TO same. : corner iIith-.t and Fulton
tn church Of The Holy eros. to Ernisrsn. In
dustrai Savings Eank. = 43d-sf. y" = ~ -
Msrks. ~ Wo-rs 70 Ernst Marx Nathan company.
Fulton 126 II e Of i7'th-''' secures AN
n6 Sp,f"1 Mar, = to Ems, Marx Nathan com
panv. 3t-ave :2j # n i7lst-s'. year &c
Graal,e fsiFi. to Thomas FAILS. $ li,'a-.t.
Ia r. " of ls-ave > years ,.,.........'. '@'
A9s , @ to map a9 % p rlsS"s1 arm
ruclermSa' Rayard. to Laura " Towndes and
mother. executors. etc : 'Sd ST rs ~ ~ %,
9TH ave years -. ''''
sa9 F 6 cs F9T Of @9f"s' E;.s
Ks c Maybe c =? EsTSsH Sasl@s RsS
Mc,'racken william and another to Moses
Sane f. Arthur Foster sam. property. demand ioa
Tioel.nch. Caroline. 70 Herman Lambert. No 90 .
pn,'cr Pr.sr:, II - jere F. Tracy $ 35th e.,
Bacfsbsum i1st,na. to Sew York Public I.brar:
A-,or.. L'noS and rilden Foundation. No 's2 -, a
Ranlbcrgcr. Theresa. 10 New York Pubic Library
Astor. Tcn,N and Tden Foundation. No Iss
Columbus ave- = " ars Pc
Fi~ehel. Harry. 70 Mary r schwab : Henry -,
so III n Of Clinon-st j wears. ............ 40
same % John r Metcalfe and another. EXECUTORS.
etc. H~nr, a.. 2l21 II . ~ 'lnton-st. :
Ioeuo ANNE T.. Edwin Lord. 5ith ST ila
- - 1fh al - .....-.....--..-.- LOO
shell0u. MARY Il and George r. TO Margaretta 9
stone No ~ East 3Sth ST 2 ............ 50 n
Thomas. Fan. Elizabeth fleddeshemer
e7ih 1fl.S Q ~ Ri ave. years 100
Nullc. Annie J. to Ellen King. No 1915 West
81 st. years %"'
Com Rcbecca Profu Exchange Trust Com
pans, 40 30 27S 7th-st. ............. $50
Sane 10 Frederic Middlebrook same property.
Observation-Disclosures. so
Fuk John W n Frederic J Middletrook
4Gh a. = Il Stn ave Years. .......... f6o
kertan. charles % Frederick . Potter = Tooth
81 10 . OF Amsterdam ave | wear. ......-. lis
Lrweufeld. l.ncus and william Prayer 70 Mutual
Lio Insurance Company. No s2l 20 ga Eas'
"f =. veal. %''
Schmidt Charles Emily Codiington.
an 81 los Il Of Isl ave. year............. 1870
Sfader. Elizabeth. Elizabeth Betz. No 221
Alexander ave- years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1OS
Trautman Alexander. the Lawyers Mort
gage Insurance Company. corner Lexington
md 3oth-st. years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23N
Same Catherine Walsh corner IsXng
irT'on and 3oth-st. year.................. a"
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TIE BOHEMIAN BANK EHBEZZLER
HE ADMITS HIS GUILT AND rs READY TO RE-
TURN to EUROPE.

Chicago. Nov l.-Lambert Wilt the absconding
controller OF the Burtzaa Savings Bank. Bohemia
who was arreste. with his wife and aunt at St
Louie. brought here to-day. They will Oe held
70 await instructions from Bohemia Wilt through
an Interpreter confessed to having embezzed $4,000
Of the banks funds and expressed relief that he
was through with being fugitive. His young
Wife whom he married about the time lie left Eu-
rope declares she ignorant OF the cause OF
their sudden departure for America, and that she
knew nothing Of her husbands defalcation until he
was arrested in St Louis.
In Wits possession was found s5,52l and he is
sad 10 have considerable Of the s45 900 which
he stole from the Bohemian bank on deposit In
New-York Wilt says his father had frequently
written lette-s him demanding money and threat
ening 10 commit suicide II It was not forthcoming.
Wilt asserts that he had no money. and that ap-
parently the only thing left for him to do was TO
steal The prisoner expressed a willingness to
start Immediately for Europe without extradition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
Gountrp Real estate tor Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents of
Metuchen, N. j., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads Of families. 1t IS
not a real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
issue it desire to reach only congenial peo-
pie, looking for suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind Of home
and the kind Of surroundings they want
The pamphlet may be secured by Addressing
A c. Litterst, Metuchen, N. !.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hivins,on-st. 81 {, Of Eldrldse't FAX a.
pold Barth and wife to Louis Benedict and an -
s7tS st. 10 81, West. 5xioo 5: Lavin,a Van So,.
and anothe. 70 William A. Baantine ;.:;..... q
Huison-st. No tSi; lanes BIG. individual and .,
Aibany-s. corner Greenwich-st. ssx55.4x
irregular: John II Rosan. referee. to Geors. -
7sfh i-,t No East 221s22: william F Borsel,
Broom o'rTe' St. corner Eidrids.-. 37xio23x
2ssxio24 Frederick careil and wife to Harris %
Jackson 'en ave. s. 2so Il OF i5sth,, oSxs7s
,s St Gan NS 5as 20 Es. Isu a.o William Aston to
Caroline Froehlch ..:.......,,.;.......,: 10
E s515 Jacob Passu.s to HbraSsm "f
bthave. No 500 8. 27xloo; Elizabeth F Brokaw ,.o
Fu ln f'VN 2s 10 It Of 74h--t i251ss9
irreg; Ernst Marx Nathan Co to Morris Marks Is
s Ems. Marx aT 4 Si0n 20 'y to Morris
21-aye, No 49, $. 2ox7o; Samuel Weiss and q,
Madi.on-s,. 10 49, :. 25IiOO: Morris Iesk and -,
Go Mrye No IS 3 8. % lixsse william
Walton ct Al; Individually and as executors =.
Gouverneur 81. 20 So W $. 2461625 Mary A
Mullins to Barnet rsinbers. .:::......;,:;.,:. H.
io2 2sies O. N.v-York Inve.tmen, and Improve
Go e Noses No.. as snd MapS H Levi,
4o,S st. 'sI. Is T Z Q, shave 25xass; Eliza l.
4,hA A' s. rs It " 81 i-t-av. 25ros 2; George
Dorm 81 al 70 tf1ar1es Schnlldt ~
eth-st No eos East. 2ox92; Mary z Wilson 20
Pincus Lowenfeld and another. 49,. ........ y
Wnlet- st. o. No IS. c0xioo; Anna K Jainratn
al 70 Pincvs Isowsnfeld and another 800: ~
eth-st, No 627 East. 2ox92 3: Louis stumpf and q.
another 70 Pincus Lowenfeld and another. Ia
Willett-st No ST. :. 20xi0o; Herman r klumpp
and another executors to Pncus Lowented and :.
e, Fns" No eo5 East. 2o.s2 8; Lawrence keenan,
and wife Pincue 1owenfeld and another ... H.
I/xington-ave " corner 39th-st. 20xI5. Frances
r Ciwyer 70 Alexander Trautman -. =: =. -. -
33th-st n $50 u Of Madison ave. 25x"se;
Brown and another executors. etc. 10 Pres -
colt n Butler 80. y"
Catharine-st 5 lot No BAL. map Henry Rutgers
Michael Fav ~ al ~ John = Keogh Of al....'.' ."
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GALFN HALL AT ATLANTIC CITY

Galen Hall at Atlantic City n J.. the favori;e
all-the-year teaith and pleasure resort remains
open throughout the year and. combining as it does
the facilities Of a high-cass sanatorium with the
service OF a high-class hotel It fills acceptablv a
niche in the hotel world OF Atlantic City The
heath-eiving qualities Of the resort during the
winter arc we'll known and Galen Hall is thorough
NJ
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NEW BUILDINGS.

9s'h-st a 10 T. " Of Colum bus-aye. for two
story brick shop. Il 5y90. Valentine Nes No
81 West Heth-st. owner. James " cole No +n3
West 51sf- -. architect. ...
l0cth e.. No I'D 20 2i6 East. for two SKIS
brick fathoure-. with stores. 2INs63. Peter =
" rler. No .032 LNXington-ave. owner. p Her
ter q Son architects. ....-.............
L. ave. e. - q n = 10Th for a story
frame shop. 2jxfO: Antonio Tufani owner. VI Y
D'Amors 40 2 1872 lst-ave. architect. ..........
Il-ih-st n >. 325 n ~ Ith ave. FOR i've three
story and basement brick dwellings. 3nN56
Francis Crawford. No - Easf 42i st. owner A
II TAYLOR No ~ West 3tth IT. Rrchltect........
HIN 81 = :. 30 q ~ Manhattan ave. for a
story brick nathouse. 13Nf0 T. Judson Law
ron 40 SOS West End ave. owrer. VI Holden.
architect ................
hVe.stor, brick tenement houses 2JNs6 d. katJ
4 Haugh. No so Rathgate- ave. owners.
central Park WeH'. > GS.3 n II OF asth ST. for
slN-storr irick nathouse 36aDO. William call.
No lob Broadway owner. ] T. Ware Son
and II Harde. architects ....................
Wocdycrest- q. 10: II Of i6fth-st. for
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forcrlosnre Sales.
.o~o<~NNN-I~0oNNoNNo0,N ooorDD@/N1IO~ooooo
SI-PREAfE COZ RI COT 1Y OF NEW.

~ IkEME COZ k1. COZ MY Of NEW
YORK-Iacob D. Butler. plaintiff. against Charles
/. Hs-reu and others. defendants
In pursuance ~ judgment u foreclosure and sale,
ing 2Gh day Of October lS? l. the unde~ gued
Referee said judgment named, viii sell public
auction. the New York Real Estate Saesroom Nun e.
Der III Broadwat. tho Borough - Manhattan Il
o'clock noon that DAY. by Peter +. Meier. Auc
Jcer. the premises directed hy said iudgn"nto be- sold
ana therein described as follows:
Al hoe certain lots pieces parcels - land situate
lying being the Twelfth Ward II the CIV - New
York and taken together bounded ana described fol-
lows: beginning the formed hy the
with the Easerly II Amsterdam Avenue. and run
thence S0ufherly along said Eastery side e
ferdam Avenue. hunlrcd and ninefsnne O!ei feet
90 inches 20 the formed hV The irfersec
fourth street said Easterv side - Amsterdam
nuc. EastcIy. along aid N1fther.y side - one
hundred and forfyf urth Street. thirty 900 feet. thence
NOrthery parallel with Ams'eidam Avenue. Yne hundred
Slutherly side one hundred forty nh Street and
Westerly said Soutt,rly i q one hundred
fOrv-nft thirty I'm feet the The
point uac. Subject nevertheless fO inc
The Intoxicating liquors, beer wine nta1eI iu
tie deed recorded office - The Register n tho city
County Of New York. in Block Series u convey
section : Liner -. page 37f SUBJECT also tho
restriction and TO character 0f buildings and as 10
nuisance contained the decd recorded In the oice =
sad r. gister Block Series ~ 'onveyanccs section
IlDer 81 page 900. lar thoy affect said S9uth"rly
Dated New York October 3ist. 1875.
JOHN II EOGAN Referee
SAMUEL ". WEISS Attorney FOR Plaintiff - a
Wall Street. New York city.
Tho following g. diagram of tho premises mentioned
and described I'm tho judgment herein
li5fh street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
HEAVY FAILURE N PROVIDENCE.

Providence Nov John II. H. Mason & Sons.
cotton goods manufacturers, filed a voluntary petit
ton In bankruptcy yesterday. The petition shows
that the firms liabilities amount to $4,000, and
the assets Of the firm are in the neghborhood OF
$4,000 in real estate and personal property and
s1so 100 In accounts The partners also filed their
Individual petitions in bankruptcy. Eugene W.
Mason's liabilities $4,000 while his assets are
estimated at only a little over 100000 John n.
Mason has liabilities amounting TO $4,000 and as
sets estimated at about $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
BONDS PICKED Up ~ THE STREET.

A. II. Coombs & Co.. Of No. Is Broad-st sent
out q notice yesterday OF the loss Of United
States registered As par value $1,000. and
q receipt for Ne~-York 3i4s for 5000 Later
in the day young italian returned the miss
ing securities TO Farson. Leach Il Co.. whose
name and ad 1ress were on the envelope con-
tanning them. The bonds had been sold by Farson,
leach & Co. and the customers messenger lost
Them in the street. The Italian will get substan-
,ial nard from the owner OF The seCurities.
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4 DvERTisEMENrs and subscriptions for rhe Tribune
n received A their Uptown Oice NJ. L24- BROADWAY
"a door II 3st-st, until o'clock p m aivertls.
ment- ,e1et at following branch offices at regular
once rates until O'clock D. m VIZ. 20 shave
cor Oldest l52 6th l2h-st Mays Sd ave
42l ST. 6h-ave.; % Est IAN u 25' Wsss
42i-st between 7th and sth 1873 East iIth St S
81 ave hetu 10th 7Tth lo26 3d-sve. near
6st-st: EOS lstave. s9th st: 6N0 3tsve, near
4st-s 554 81 2lO Blocker 325 Bleecker-st
zoos "a East 79h-st. 1927 2d ave Coz % ave
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Gitn Goisls.
IA o / ELL E .Ml p D IR {.

BOULEVARD AND GID ST. NEW YORK
A MODERN FIREPROOF FAMILY HOTEL
OF THE FIRST CLASS. CONDUCTED on
THE AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS;
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THOSE
WHO WANT THE BEST AT REASONABLE
COST
Easily AMI quickly accessible by electric eab's sni
elevated cars all parts % the city.
W. JOHNSON QUINN. Proprietor
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two-story frame dwelling. 25x57: Campbell.
Woodycrest- ave. owner ard architect. .........
Ferris Place. =, 1924 II Of Thomas-st for
f-::- iwo-and- a-hr.<<-story frame dwellings; FIX
IS Baisss WILSON owners; Lawrence q
Ringrose i50th-st and 3d-ave. architects .....
80 ST. a. AIS II Q Of Avenue y. Unionport. for
one and half story frame dwelling. 2oxSo;
Nathan Moore. Of Tnionport. owner: Law
Rlngrose. architects.
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ments received the following branch Offices at esas
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2Sd-st l52 81 ave cor i2th-st Macy s. ia
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.2d ST. 7th and 9Th lS9 East tIth Ct Lob,
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Ceetures ano nleetlnas.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF the AMERICAN
~ INSTITUTE November g. at lis West 3sth Street At
S O'Clock 2. WILLIAM T. PEOPLES. secretary
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g onntrp llropertp Cor Sale or 90 Eel
FACTORY AND LUMBER SITES

FOR sALE-Large blocks ~ Tote with huKh-ah water
front Creek: accessible by sesgoing vesses
fronting Long Island Railroad low prices terms
s B. sCHIEFFELIN. 95s Madison Ave.
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Real Gstdte Udute0.

>oOo'O'0No~N'1N"
Of city. country. for sale rent.
exchange SMITH BROS. 3D. ave. l49th-st.
xx7ANTEp-By builder plot q ground. south Of l4th-
w at with old buildings will give in exchange IL
modern story and basement private houses IN choice
residence location. brokers' recognized DUFF n
RISfTT-R 60 Tioerty-st
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FOR SALE-STATfN ISLAND.

&s, acres being 5s5 city lots: choice location. high
round superb views: IS minutes by trolley line TO
T. George As minutes New York; low price; terms
e. p sCHIEFFELIN. 95s Madison Ave. New York
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-18
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

What might have been a very seri-
Gus accident occurred on Rushbrook
turnpike, a short distance above the
toll-gate, last Thursday night about
Q o'clock. Burgess H. A. Williams and
Mr.. c. f. Baker had been at East Ben
ton attending the institution of Willow
Leaf lodge. No. 9S5, I. O. o. F. AS they
were returning home. when they had
reached the above named point in the
road which is at the brow of a steep
pitch, one of the holdback straps on
the harness broke, letting the buggy
suddenly against the horse. This
frightened the animal and she started
on a run down the steep hill, Mr.. Will
man trying all the time to turn her
into the bank on the upper side of the
road, but the animal refused to obey
the reins and dashed on down the hill.
Mr.. Baker seeing that there was no
chance of getting the horse under con-
troll, jumped from the buggy and sus-
tanned some severe bruises and a few
scratches, none of which are serious.
Mr. Willman Clung to the reins as long
as possible, but on account of the great
speed at which the horse was plung-
ing down the hill and the rough con-
the seat to the bottom of the buggy
and from there out onto the side of the
road, landing heavily on his face. He
received some painful cuts and bruises
on his face. arms and limbs. but no
bones We're broken, and nothing seri-
Gus is anticipated from his injuries
The horse plunged on down the hill
and was caught unhurt at the upper
end of town.
William WoodmanCey, who until re-
Gently resided i'm this town. has been
seriously i'll with lung trouble for a
long time, but during the spring months
he began to improve and moved to
Orson. Wayne county. where he ap-
peared to be steadily improving until
a short time since, when he began to
fail rapidly and Thursday morning
death came and ended his suffering.
He is survived by his wife. He was a
member of Oscar G. Smith Camp, Sons
of Veterans, of this town. The re-
mains will be brought to MOntdale,
where interment will be made next
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Baker. of Main street,
visited Carbondale yesterday.
Chidrens day exercises at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing at 1890. entitled Heroic Mctho-
dism." Also at morning service bap-
tism of children with water from the
River Jordan. In the evening the pas
tor, Rev. c, A. benjamin, viii preach
to the young people.
G. w. Northup, of Scranton, was a
caller in town last evening.
d. II. Swingle is said to be taking
a vacation for the benefit of his health.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-18

IT. Ripple. All women are invited to
attend. Good singing.
The Scranton Athletic club met in
special session last evening to decide
to run an excursion to Harvey's lake
during the week beginning Aug. %.
Columbus Council, Young Mems In
stitute, gave a complimentary dance
last evening in Pharmacy hall to the
young ladies who assisted at the re-
cent picnic conducted by the institute.
Carl Matz, of Lancaster, the general
director in charge of the saengcrfest
at that city this month, was in the city
last evening, as noted in yesterday s
Tribune. He was received in Saenger-
runde hall. the Yungcr MaennerChor
and the Saengerrunde combining and
entertaining him.
Peter Marker and Joseph Gciger,
well-known young men, will leave to-
day with a number of enlisted regu-
lars. A farewell reception was given
them last evening at George Rosen's
hotel
Nelson Rabbit, of Buffalo. who has
been residing here for several months,
returned to his home yesterday.