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Wanted To loan s2o,oOO on improved business property.
 w. N. MALONE & CO.,
 zOl7 First Avenue.
Three Ballots Taken

Sacramento, Cal, January 1.-The legis- lature took three ballots today for United States senator without any change over the vote of yesterday. There were no indica- lions that the deadlock would be broken for the next few days at least,
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NAVAL PERSONNEL
 BILL WAS PASSED Result of the Agitation of the Past
 Decade. FEATURES OF THE MEASURE: The Line and Engineer Corps Amal6a-
 mated Into One. PRIZE MONEY CLAUSE ABOLISHED Almost the Entire Session of the Senate Was Devoted to Consideration of the Pending Nicaragua
 Canal Bill.
PRIZE MONEY CLAUSE ABOLISHED

Washington, January 1.-The house today passed the naval personnel bill without division on the final passage, thus accom- pljshing what the officers of the navy have striven for during more than decade By it's provisions the line and the engineer corps are welded into an amalgamated line, staff officers are given positive rank, but their command is limited to their own corps and a system of voluntary and com pulsory retirement on three-quarters pay as of the next higher rank of forty officers a year is established, which is designed to remove the congestion in the lowest rank at forty-fve. The bill also practically equalizes their pay with that of army off cers
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Phoenix Lodge

Phoenix Lodge No. 25 Knights of Pythias, will meet in it's castle hall tonight and work in the second degree. Visiting brothers will be cordially welcome.
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Important Information to Investors

If you speculate In grain or stocks 1t will pay you to communicate with me. Am no broker and don't solicit orders. Write im- mediately. H. F. ROBINSON,
 167 Dearborn St., Chicago 1-1S-wed-sun-2t
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1-1S-wed-sun-2t

For this week. oysters in any style at the counter 25 cents per dozen at Gelders res taurant. l-lS-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. S, 5,000-Elegant South Highland home lot 122 feet front on prominent street. 9-room house, with every convenience; large stable and servants house. $1, 1,750-Each, for two choice South High land lots, on car line. at bargains Ss75-Nice small home near 18th street and 9th avenue.
 $3O00-Comfortable home on easy terms, on car line, near 18th street and 10th ave- nue, south.
 s4,O00-Nice 2-story home in choice local ity, near 9th avenue. north, and 24th street; stores and residences for rent and property for sale in all parts of the city, East Lake, Woodlawn, Avondale and West End.
 MCCONNELL & WHATLEY, Phone 46. IF Fist Street. cod FOR -SALE-Corner lot 5th avenue and 22d street.
 sS5O-4-room cottage at Woodlawn; slOO cash; balance s10 per month. s1 ,S00-619 22d street, south, S-room mod ern house.
 s5OO-Lot 50x24O, 12th avenue and 23d street north.
 $40O-Choice shady lot, 16th avenue south fronting east.
 $s50-100-foot lot, corner Avenue H and 18th street, and new Groom cottage; good bargain.
 s3O00-Easy terms; lot 50x190. 9th avenue and near Fist street; improved.
 CHICHESTER X VANCEY, Telephone 606. 2009 First avenue.
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WANTED-A young lady to act as cashier; must be competent and well recommends ed: address in own handwriting. r. 0:
 Box 412 1-15-ff
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WANTED-Couple with two small children desire board in private family or select boarding house; state location and terms; references. W. J. w., care Age-Herald. 1-1S-2t
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WANTED-Posltion by experienced book
 keeper and stenographer; best of endorse
 ments. Apply at Age-Herald office for address. 1-17-1mo
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WANTED-Foreman for forge shop; must be accustomed to getting out car foEg- ings, and able to furnish first-cass refer ence; good salary and steady work. Ap- ply, immediately, to Georgia Car and
 Mfg. Co.,. Savannah Ga 1-1S-St
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WANTED-A position by sober, industri- ous young man with ten years experi- ence as shipping clerk or transfer clerk. Address, Clerk this office. A-3
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WANTED-To sell one hundred and three typewriters, in good condition and cheap.
 Address, A. R. Dearborn & Co.,, 1921 lst avenue. l-8-f
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WANTED-A young lady to assist as book keeper; none but those who are experi- enced and competent need apply. Ad-
 dress in own handwriting. giving ref
 erence. F. O. Box sos. 1-1o-tf
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WANTED.

 WANTED-Several bright, energetic young men to sell Old Virginia Cheroots in Ala bama and Mississippi. Call Room g, Pot ter Building.
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WANTED-By young lady-position as cashier, hotel preferred. had experience; good refere ices given. Address,
 "Cashiere' care Age-Herald. l-io-zt
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WANTED-Furnished house, T to 10 rooms; first-class party. Apply at once to " N. Malone 6 Co., 2O17 1st ave. 12-lS-tf
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
Court House News Notes.

The time for the fling Of the re-
port of the viewers in the matter of
the condemnation of Ridge turnpike
was Yesterday continued till January
s. 1900.
Edwin LLOYD. charged with attempt
ing to kill Police officer Peter Malta,
of Winton, was released yesterday on
$1,000 bail, Thomas j. Mack becoming
his bondsman
stephen Mabey now in the county
jail charged with feloniously wound .
ing his wife, was yesterday ordered
removed to the Hillside home to be
treated for alcoholic dcmentia.
Application for n charter for the st.
Anthony of Padua society, No. Al,
Polish National Alliance of the United
state of America, was made to court
yesterday, by Attorney w. W. Bay
lor.
Attachments were issued yesterday
for the following defaulting witnesses
in the Eighth ward election contest:
Anthony Walsh, Andrew Schultz. John
McNames, John Mcdonald, John De-
laney.
An appeal was take to the Supreme
court yesterday in the case Of Mrs.
Emily Rhule against the Diamond
Mine Accidental fund The question in
volved is whether or not posting a
notice at the head of a shaft is sutfi-
cient notice to members of an acci-
dental association that an assessment is
due.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
Five New Suits Instituted.

O'Brien & Kelly instituted five new
trespass suits yesterday
Two of them are brought to recov,r
damages from the Lackawana Iron
and steel company for the death Of
Patrick McGCVern, ana the injury of
his own son, owen, which occurred
at the South mill on the night OF
January 22 last They were at work on
the charging floor when the electric
lights went out anG in cropping around
in the dark they stumbled over an
obstruction and fer into the unguarded
opening of a cupola.
The heirs of the father ask 500. .O0)
damPes. The son asks $4,000 for the
injuries he sustained.
Two other suits grow out of an ac-
cident on The Carbondale Traction
company's line on the night Of Decem-
Der IS, last, Frank A. Collins son
of Patrick II. Collins, Ct Jermyn, was
aboard a car which jurlpcd the track
and was badly wrecked Young COL
lins claims to have beer permanently
Injured. for which he wants the com.
pany TO pay him S2O,OO0 The father
asks $1,000 fer loss of services of his
son.
Evan Hopkins, who claims to be n
decent married man Of Taylor, wants
to be reimbursed to the extent Of 81, ,OOD
for damages done his reputation by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
TRYING TO WIND UP AFFAIRS.
Committee of Firemen's Fair Held a
Meeting Last Night.

The committee of five appointed to
wind up the affairs of the firemen's s
convention met last evening in city
hall held a session lasting three and
Cne-half hours, but didn't succeed in
winding up said affairs.
S. j. Ward & CO., of New York, the
firm which got out the souvenir pro-
gramme were represented by Attorney
William Shean, Of this city. They
agreed that twenty-five per cent. If
the $23S now in the hands of the
treasurer Of the fund be paid over to
the general committee. they to have
the remaining sevcntv-five per cent.
after several claims now in the hands
of the treasurer We're paid out of it.
They also agreed to use every avail
able effort to collect some S4OO in out
standing accounts and pay twenty-five
per cent. of said collections over to the
general committee. Their lawyer
promised that the books Of the COM
pany would be presented at the next
meeting of the committee TO be held
next week
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Pertinent.

VIII a seven-foot column Of wafer
l49 or 2lO feet high knock lightning out
OF turbine? What's to hinder?
The trusts and combines control
everything but real estate. They NAV
want the earth but dirt staggcrs them,
An Indiana man left to each of his
five sons 10000 worth Of real estate.
the whole of which originally cost him
that amount He bought it in the right
place.
The place for the pioneer is where
something remains to be devcloped. II
may be in London or Jerusalem. bur
everybody knows it hits Niagara Falls.
The professional swindler cuts no
ice in this world, nor viii he in the
next.
hake list of all the rich men you
know Check off those who made +.
by the rise in real estate, and decid,
Tor yourself which crowd to join.
There are few Guuds ana Wander
bits, but to tyery one Of these there
are 100000 Smiths and Joneses who
have acquired competence by tho
advance in lands and lots.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
APPRECIATIVE STUDENTS.
Faculty of the Scranton Business
College Remembered.

The Scranton business college closed
for the holiday vacation yesterday
noon. Just before time for dismission
a committee of students marched into
the large study hall bearing the fol-
lowing presents: For Prof. Buck. a
life-size oil portrait of himself Uhis
the artist has placed in a Lackawanna
avenue store window for a day or two !;
for Prof. Whitmore, an elegant up
holstered reclining chair and smokers
set; for Prof. loder, tie pin, small
diamond surrounded by opals for Miss
Susie Tierney, a gold mounted hair
brush and comb
The presentation speeches were
made by Mr.. Charles Warrick, of
bloomsbury, and Frank Michael, of
Stroudsburg. The members Of both
day and evening sessions contributed
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DONOVAN COMMITTED. John Dom
ovan of Pine Brook, who was arrested
Thursday night for breaking plate
glass door in the Jifkins house on Penn
avenue was yesterday morning discharg-
ed from custody by Mayor Moir. He was
re-arrested, however, on n warrant is
sued at Alderman Millars office by Ed
ward Jifkins, on account of the breaking
Of the glass. Donovan had no money
with him. and said he had his pocket
picked since he came to town, of Sl9 lie
was committed TO the county jail for
sixty DAYS
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Two Divorces Again Yesterday.

Judge Archibald granted decrces yes
terday divorcing Edith Walker Finn,
OF Park Place, from Harry Il. Finn,
and Anna T.. Morgan, Of Olyphant,
from Reese J. Morgan
The Films we're married in Hoboken,
Octo. Il, 1857, and lived together till
May -. 1890. The libelant Is only
eighteen years of age. Cruelty is the
grounds for divorce.
The Morgans were married In Tay-
lor, Aug. 3, 1876 and separted March.
1897. Desertion and cruelty are charged
against the husband
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23

The Fell township school board case
or rather the contempt Of court featur
of IT, was set down for argument yes
terday, but as the regular list took
up the entire day. the attorneys had TO
be content with handing up their pa
pers to the accompaniment of few
Informal remarks.
All day long the lawyers We're long
winded and against the protests OF the
court insisted that the particulnr case
each of them was interested in was
the particular case that demanded the
extended attention of the judges.
Cornelius Smith was arguing the DIS
kin case and court had INDUCED him
in lengthy hearing. Ex-Judge
Knapp responded tersely and then MI
Smith approached the bench again
and began to reiterate his argument
The court intimated that It did nct
care for any more enlightenment on
the subject, but Mr.. Smith kept right
of adjourning time and it was, what's
more, the last day of argument court
Mr.. Smith. unmindful of all this, con-
tinued in his argument until Judge
Archibald swung around in his cha,'
arose and left the bench. Just how
Mr.. Smith interpreted this is not on
record, but, at all events, he stopped
in the middle of a sentence and took
his seat.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
FIRE AT CLARK's SUMMIT.
Building Owned by Sake & Dymond
Destroyed.

Yesterday noon, a large frame two
story building at Clarks Summit was
destroyed by fire. The building was
situated opposite the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western station, and about
II o'clock it suddenly burst into flames
NO one knows how the fire started
Clark's Summit has no fire companies,
and the fire having practically no op-
position, the building burned to the
ground.
One side of it was occupied by S. p.
walker who kept a grocery and gen.
eial notions store, while b. S. Petrick
had butcher store in the other half.
Ihe building was owned by George
SAKE and William Dymond.
The building was insured at 81 nm
and the stock of Petrick at 5000 Wal
ker's general merchandise store carried
$500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
INSPECTION WILL BE MADE.
Thirteenth Regiment to Be Reviewed
January 8 by Major Millar.

The preliminary inspections Of the
Thirteenth regiment are now at an
end. and everything is ready for the
regular inspection. This will be begun
on Jan. s. in the armory. and will be
conducted by Major w S. Millar.
The regiment has had a good deal Of
preparation for the inspection and
ought TO make good showing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
A Card.

We the undersigned, de hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If II
fails TO cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove satis-
factory or money refunded:
Matthews Bros. G. T.. Chittenden,
Phelps Pharmacy. d. w. Humphrey
McGarrah & Thomas G.. Pichel.
II. G. SandeTson. J. +. Donahoe.
n. NJ. EiChe. Browns Pharmacy
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Given Away.

A pair of kid gloves makes a nice
present. but a pair of gloves in a pret-
ty enamelled box makes a much nicer
present. Buy the gloves of us and we
will give you the box gratis.
MearS & Hagen.
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Notice.

No freight will be received for shin
ment at the D., L. & w. freight house
on Christmas or New Years. but the
freight house will be open for delivery
up to - o'clock noon on each of the
above named days. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23

ARTICLES DISPOSED OF.-Articles
disposed of at ST johns German Cath
Ollie church fair Wednesday evening were
as follows: Hand grip, won by DR.. Roos;
chamber set, won by Rev. George j. stop
per; sofa cushion, won by Sophie Gaul,
Thirteenth street. other articles Will I've
disposed of this evening, and some will
be sold for cost.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23

Man good seats can yet be obtained
at Powell's for the Princeton con-
cert. The diagram will be at St.
1.uke's Parish house on Monday. -
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MONIES POST MEETS. - Colonel
Monies post Grand Army of the Republic,
will meet this evening at 42l Lackawanna
avenue.
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LEUTNER HELD.-Alderman w. s.
Millar yesterday held in $500 bail, Harry
Leutner on the charge of desertion and
non-support, preferred by his wife. the
justice gave Leutner time to get bail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23

Needle Pines, Southern Palms, Mis-
tletOe, Roping, Wild Smilax wreaths
at Clark's Annex, 1923 Washington ave-
nue.. -
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Mulberry Street Lots. sa7h-

Worth 1000 wav prices arc eoin.r
You VIII be sorry if you miss it. Tell
your friends Comegys -
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HEPTASOPH MEETING.-The mem
bers of Providence conclave No. 1875, Inn
proved Order of Hcptasophs, are request
ed to meet in the auditorium on Sunday,
Dec. p, at ! O'Clock sharp, to attend the
funeral Of their late brother, Hugh Nor
sn,' Sister Conclaves are invited.
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Wanted.

A good girl for housework for one
week, Good wages Apply at once,
72S N. Main avenue. ..
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Meerschaum and Rrier Pipes in all
styles and at all prices at O'Hara' S
cigar store, AL Spruce street. ~
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RULES DISCHARGED.

| Rule discharged G.. G.. Lilibridge and
others against the LaCkawanna Coal
| company, exceptions to affidavit of de-
| fense and rule for judgment; j. F.. Bar
her against j. d. Eastman, rule to open
| judgment.
Continued-Eugene II. Can against
| jeremiah Ryan, rule for substitution; (;
| Mary Swift against Michael Walsh and
others, rule for new trial; Solomon DaW-
son against Levina Dawson, rule for de-
cree in divorce; John c. Webster against
Charles Webster, rule for decree in di-
Vorcc; in rc-estate Of Catherine Winton
exceptions to auditors report; common
wealth against John Wishnoski, rule to
remit costs; commonwealth against An
thony Gillespie, rule for new trial; in
re-polling place of Benton township rule
to change polling place. rule for an ad-
ditiunal election district in the Third
ward; in rc-road in Scott township, ex-
ceptions to report of viewers common
wealth against Frank Holgate, rule to
remit costs.
Argued-ln re-rule to compel Mary Nc
DDnOugh and others to bring suit in
eieCtment; Samuel Lees against Hugh
korrigan, certiorari; Richard r. Williams
against Isaac p. Hand and others, cXecu-
tors, rule for a new trial; I'm re-estate Of
Emma S.Watkns, exceptions to auditors
report; i'm re-Cstate of Joseph RydZy, rule
to set aside order of sale; i'm re-estate OF
Patrick Corcoran, exceptions to auditors
report; i'm re-cstate Of Jennie Vert ex-
CeptiOns to auditors report; Andrew
Diskin against the Greenwood Coal COM
pany, rule To strike of non suit.
Suhmittcd-Ejith Finn against Harry
T.. Finn, rule for decree in divorce.
The exceptions to the Widows ap-
praiSemcnt, in the estate oc Peter
Robat were withdrawn by agreement.
\ decree was made authorizing
Charles and Ettia Whitman to adopt
Mildred Price
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
VERY BUSY DAY In
ARGUMENT COURT
LARGE NUMBER OF IMPORTANT
CASES CONSIDERED.

Hearing of the Fell Township Con-
tempt of Court Case Was Made In
formal by the Lack of Time and
an Interruption-Judge Archibald
Left the Bench When Cornelius
Smith Refused to Heed the Courts
Request to Cut 1t Short-other
Court Matters.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23

HAVE SENT TURKEYS.-Lackawa
ma lodge of odd Fellows has sent out
this year to the wives of deceased. mem
bers, seventeen turkeys.
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Local Work of Reference.

The Scranton Tribune Year Book for
1900 VIII be second to none in this re-
spect. Ready for delivery on Jan. |.
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CITY NOTES


DOLLS NEEDED.-Dolls are needed for
the Christmas tree at the Home for the
Friendess.
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Finest quality Briar Pipes, at Lam.
dis, 2O7 Wyoming avenue. .s
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Imported and Domestic Cigars. at
Lands, 2O7 Wyoming avenue. ..
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ton to attend the alumni banquet next
Wednesday evening, in the board OF trade
rooms.
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Xmas trees at retail and wholesale
at Clarks' Annex, 12l Spruce street. ss
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Smoke the Hotel Jermyn" cigar. lOc.
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Hudson Fay Sable Gcarfs from SIS
to $50, at #. L. Cranes. -
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Smoke the Pocono Sc. cigar. 81.
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Finest wines and cigars at Lanes,
S20 Spruce street. 90
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HE TOOK THE PAPERS.

MeSSfS. Butter, warren and TOrrey
called after Judge Archibald that the
Fell township case was yet to be heard.
but the judge kept on his course and
left the room. He returned. however,
in a few minutes and stayed long
enough to take the papers in the Fell
case.
Mr.. Butler, who appeared for the
rule for contempt, stated to the court
that the depositions would show that
the school board had ignored Judge
Edwards injunction directing them not
to buy any books under the contract
which had been declared null and void.
Messrs. Warren and Torrey held that
the depositions would show nothing
of the kind; that there were no books
bought under the nullifed contract
and no books whatever purchased en-
cept a few to take the place of those
that had been lost or worn out.
Other cases were disposed of as fol-
lows:
Rule Absolute-M. j. Martin against NJ.
.. Webster, rule to set aside sheriff
sale; Casey Bros. against John +. Roche,
rule for judgment; i'm re-estate of Re
bccca Colby, rule to set aside order of
sale; i'm rc-cstate of Catherine Lee rule
for discharge Of guardian; in re-estate
Of Henry Hissung, rule for discharge of
oNccutriX; commonwealth against Sylves-
ter HOwey rule to remit costs; common
wealth against Anthony Mcdonald, cX-
ceptions to report of viewers; common
wealth against Michael Ruddy, rule to
remit costs; in re-rOad i'm Madison town
ship, rule to open confirmation of the
report of viewers; commonwealth
against Andrew Stupock, rule to remit
costs; commonwealth against Emil IIups-
man and others, rule to remit costs; conf
monwealth against Peter Pustosky, rule
to remit costs; commonwealth against
James Watson and others. rule to remit
costs; in rc-ostate of Mary Ann OHara,
rule for discharge Of administrator; in
re-estate Of Ira c. Athcrton, rule for
DISCHARGE Of executor
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SOLD WITHOUT LICENSE.-Patrol-
men Feency and Lowry yesterday after
soon arrested on Lackawanna avenue, a
man who was selling jewelry without Il
hcense. lie had several watches with
him and would take these into saloons
and there try to dispose of them He
sold one to Charles Moffatt, of Lacka-
wanna. This morning Mayor Moir Will
give him hearing.
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1899

certain utterances Of ono Lizzie Nor
ris.
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BuY tie Boy.

Cigars, at Landis,' 2o7 wyoming ave.
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Smoke the Hotel Jermyn" cigar, 1Oc.
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IS. WEIR MITCHELL COMING -Rev.
Mr.. Ballentine received a telegram yes
tsrdav from Provost G. G. Harrison, OF
the University of Pennsylvania stating
that DIR. 5. Weir Mitchell, the famous
Philadelphia specialist and author of
iliugh Wynne," had accepted an invita-