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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PTLEs-PETFR FREILING's pile saIve, 81 per
box; warranted to cure all cases of bleeding;
itching external. internal protruding
Piles without fai. no matter OF how long
standing. 1G2S Devisadero St. near Sutter.
ROOMS papered from So, whtened, 81 up;
painting Done. Hartman Paint Co, Sl9 Sd s..
BAD tenants elected for -; collections made:
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTJoE
CO ala MONTGOMERY st. rooms 9-lo: tel e6sO
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iARDFNEE. married. desires position in
nursery or private place, sober. steady thor
oueh experience: very best references NH-
,Irees GARDENER. Dalves' Hotel. Wo0dstde,
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AGENTS make bie money selling automatic
screen door catches: write for information;
samples pos ostnaid. 25c. AUTOMATIC DOOR
l'ArCH co l'hica
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MEMBERS are solicited for club TO dlNlde
labor or expense in handicappnS lhe races
T. PATTERSON. IFS Seventh St
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+ WAITRESSES Tor hrst-cTass springs anu fH.
sorts $50: y mattresses for best commercial
hotel $50: , Chambermaids u wait for re-
sorts 500 > Mattresses for best city hotels
S2o: chambermaid. 500. c. Il. HANSEN *
Co (irarN
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ROGER. thoroughly experienced. desires stu
alton. sign marker BAYNE. lla Third =.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

FREE lecture On Vital Science" or The
Essentials Of Life and HEALTH Physical and
spiritual by Dr !. Depew Kergan of Drs
X & Ks Electric Saniarium. this even
Ing at $ o'clock at Crystal Han Pythiau
Castle. 800 Market st, followed by magnf-
cent views of India and the Vale # Cash
mere. Those attending this lecture may pro
cure free tickets 10 the wonderful X-ray
exhibition at the sanitarium on Tuesday
evening next.
SOCIETY Of Progressive spiritualie,s occi-
dental Hall. corner Larkin and McAIllster
Mrs r. s Lille Suiiect is Tbera Hn.i,
timing Unnatural or Supernatural in the
Spiritual or Material" Admission free
JOHN SLATER. the acknowledged worlds
greatest platform test medium. grand test
seance tonight. Scottish Hall. 105 Larkin St.
AZ SIS sharp; all VITO are seekers after living
truths should attend; admission loc
At DIR. RINEs' Spiritual Society. qro Market
ST. 1l-3. $40 loc. Mrs Bird. Seeey. Nigers
Ginugham Doctor office 1896 Marker sr
10 TO >; circle Friday, 5 p. M, Tuesday. 1898
Howard ST. D. M
PHILOSOPHICAL Society in America--c7Ium-
han building sic Market st. room 30: free
reading room and library: pubic meeting
Thursday. y. M. subject. What Consti-
tutcs an Authority
MRS. ERERHARDT win hold her first meet
ing in hor new hall, Temple Of Truth to-
nlght $3.50 Twenty second st. between NJ
sion and Valencia; good music; admission lQc
IARKIN. u7-R. S. GARRISON viii explain
and demonstrate platform tests, also physical
phenomena.
MMF. YOUNG'S convincing test circle to-
night zoe. 6o5 McAllister St: come skeptics
MRS. s SEIP. readings reduced 80 o5c cir
evenings. except Saturday. Zoe. 1924 Market.
MEDIUMS Association, Occidental Hall 2o5
Larkin, Wednesday evening; spirit messages.
MRS HARLAND'S test circle tonight; articles
read; questions ans; 10c; sit. daily. l2o 6th.
TEST. developing healing meeting. SUM- and
S H. m. 10c Stitt, Iargrave. others. "a 9Th.
e. r. MILLER'S materializing ethereal1ing
seance. p. m, SOC. i09 Leavenworth ST.
MRS. EGGERT AITKEN, medium; sittings
daily. l20 McAlliater St. fat l.
Cheapest and best in America-'7he Weekly
Call. l6 pages, sent TO any address in the
United States or Canada enc year for 81,
postage paid
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s200-CIGAR stationery. notion and candy
store; sunny rooms. COWING & CO, 99o
Market st.
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wANTED-Continu
SITUATIONS WhNTED-MALE.


CHINESE and japanese Employment Ofnce
best help il4}7 Otarrell -; tel. East va
Emp. Agene,: All KINDS
hel GEO. AOkI % ';earv -; tel. Grant %
GARDENER married desires position in
nursery or private pace; sober, steady; thor-
oueh experience: very best references Ad-
dress GARDENER Dalres Hotel, Woodstde,
Cal.
GROCER. thoroughly experienced desires sltu-
alton; sign marker. RAYNF. l' IhHd =.
YOUNG man. 10 years business experience.
hest references, salesman OF office. desires
position: town or country. Box 4oO1, oal!-
GOOD, steady shop butcher wishes position
city or country Box 1909. can oIhct.
POSITION as watchman by married man: can can
give best Of references or security. Address
box APPS, Call Office.
SITUATION wanted by an elderly man. handy
with tools as night watchman or lan!tor' :
has city references. Address l.. SCHAEfER
142 Howard 81
YOUNG man Of 81. German, would Ike posi-,
ti5n at private place as choreman' Sooa
gardener. Box 1905, call office
YOUNG man Of several years experience as
corlpostcr on straight matter and also On
Jobs desires a position; Will worh cheap 40
dress box 472a Cali,
BUTLER and inside servant wants situation;
understands care Of horses. garden and cows
and every repairing in house; wages SZo 10
$50 BOX 1910, Cali
YOUNG man of good habits desires position in
ely or country. Address box 461l. Caii othce'
YOUNG man with experience in cigar and gro
Gerry; best Of references. Box 400. can.
YOUNG man of good address with experience
in grocery drug store and printing Office
wants steady employment; references bcN
1926. Call office.
YOUNG German desires Il position nurse or
indoor servant. NJ w. III Bush st.
YOUNG man with best references wants situa-
ton: would invest Si1oo. Box 1929, Call Office.
YOUNG English gardener and porter; under
stands care OF horses: can milk and run gas
engine quick. active and useful. X. HOL-
DEN 1883 Park ave. Alameda.
HANDY man and rough carpenter wants
steady work of any kind: wholesale house.
factory or watchman Box 512, Call office
STRONG young man would like a situation
willing to do any kind Of work. Address box
500. Call.
SITUATION wanted by a first-class barkeeper;
good mixer: city country or extra Work
done. HERMAN. 1905 Powell st.
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THE The0sophical Scciety-"Moral Evolution "
Popular lecture tonight at & o'clock Odd
Fellows buildinr. corner Seventh and Market
SITS. Theos phical Sunday school u a. m.
Headquarters same building. Library open
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WE want co-workers (either SEX in every
locality: there is no nicer home work than
this-light, pleasant and good pay: particu-
lars for e stamp. Address. THE NON
MEDICINE CURE CLUB, lock box Nc. S02
Los Angeles, Cal.
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DELICACY store must be sold; great sacrifice;
leaving city. COWINCs & Co, 995 Market st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


AGENTS-s100 weekly and expenses guaran-
teed good men to sell Arctic Refrigerating
Machines for cooling refrigerators: guaran-
teed ~ per cent cheaper than ice; indestructi-
bic, everlasting. Every owner Of a refrigera-
tor buys them, as the saving OF ice in one
month more than pays for machine. Have
over 5000 in use. 1000 testimonials from lead
ing merchants Of the L. :. Greatest
nopoly offered agents. No competition:
exclusive territory assigned good statesmen.
Write to-day and secure your territory before
it is taken. ARCTIC REFRIGE CO,
cincinnati, @.
WANTED-An experienced fur fnisher. one
that understands the fur business thoroughly.
can oversee the work and cut Innings;
steady position TO the right party. Address,
Silvarneld Fur Mfg. Co.. Portland, Ore.
GOvERNMENT positions Don't prepare FOR
any civil service or examination
sent free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPON-
DENCE COLLEGE, Washington d. c.
$4,000 DAILY; no competitions: introducing
gaslight burner for kerosene lamps sells
itself: sample free. Perfection Gaslight
Burner Co. Cincinnati. o.. p. B. 81.
WANTED-From any city. cakewalkers. anna
teur performers for International Cake Walk
Carnival, Mechanics Pavilion July II TO 90.
Apply or write to 26 O Farrell st.
BEDMAKER; small wages Alpha House
Market st.
MATCHMAKING: young men and ladies TO
learn trade. OTTO SIM. 2212 Geary, rm 81.
WANTED-Two good men Apply at 90 Post
St, from 1:5o p. m. to $50 p m, 18th Inst.
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SPECIAL gospel meetings at The Hall. II city
Han square. near Market ST. SUNDAY Tues
aay Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
tnes at o'clock II. y. IRONSIDE. eyange-
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SACRED concert sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock
in the association auditorium. corner Mason
and Ellis SITS, given by A. y. l'ankin and "A
quartet composed uf Miss Merrihew Miss
Rosin. Harold Preston and Hugh Williamson.
AN from -. Pauls Church choir Admission
tree. Men only.
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PERSONALS.

REFINED young widow with best references
wishes to meet gentleman lurhlshlhs saHhe'
Box 4130, Call
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$ lNPS'N Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. .or Hayes ana buchanan sts Rev.
.l.tr ~-rrrsr~. pastor. residence 303 Haght
- Trsa.a.ng at IL Il. M. and 40 p. m. The
pastor NiI rre4 .n at both services. Topic al
q = r,. "H0l Fast. At 40 y. IN. The
t.,y ana ;ha church. Sunday school at l. .3l
g. m. r B Perkins. superintendent. Ep-
',.-th League meeting at 60 p. m. Prayer
,t,.. c.r.gr,r l1%lted IT, al the services ~
jhis church Seats free Ushers IN attend
a1ce
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WANTED-Canvassers or grocers in every
county on the coast for exclusive sale of Con-
solidated Flavoring Powders; strongest ma
Npring extracts made; sample jar postpaid
pc. Consolidated Flavoring Co. 457 Ninth
St, Oakland Cal.
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lost.

REWARD paid parties who entered room 19.
Al Mason st, Thursday night. on return Of
papers stolen; can keep other articles; papers
of value to owner alone; arrange your own
BARNETT.
COMING from Oakland. Saturday, 4 o'clock
boat, Berkeley" q black double cashmere
shawl. paisley border. The finder will be
LOST-Last Thursday, about p. m. steel
spangled black sauze fan. on Larktn St. bet
Sacramento and Clay. Reward al 1910 Larkin
GOLD locket. engraved f. WOENNE. and en-
blem of Knights Templar Return I07 Mar
ket st. and receive reward.
S15 REWARD for pocketbook and contents. Re
turn to MRS. WALDRON. 732 Post st.
LOST-Gold medal; E. Lewis on bar liberal re-
ward. 704 Golden Gate ave.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WIDE-AWAkE agents wanted for a fast sell
ing article; required in every bank business
house. office and home. and BY travellers ana
campers; good profits: incose stamp Tor re-
ply. Address CALIFORNIA SUPPLY AND
MFG. co, p. .. box $50. Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18

AN honorable woman wants To correspond win
temperate honorable gentleman. between 81
and 40. with view to matrimoAy Box 4'0f
Call Office
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EXPERIENCED grocery clerk. country store,
single young man California references.
MURRAY (; READY.
634-636 CLAW st.
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of Refinement and wealth
temperate habits and liberal. desires domeS-
tic happiness in wife and home AMEl4-
CA" 1921 Lexington ave- Ne" 1oth'
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\ ROOMY house, 10 light rooms; bargain this
day. COWING & CO. 995 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18

THE First Divine Science Church-M. E. Cra-
rner pastor. Discourse Al II "a. m. subject
II Set Refore You the Way Of Life Ser
vices every sunday in Yosemite Han. Native
sons building. Mason St, between Geary and
Post Take elevator
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BRANCH bakery. candy, notions; a bargain;
leaving city. COWING & co. 991 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18

THE Fins; Unitarian Church southwest corner
Geav and Franklin SITS R"v. pr. StephinS.
minister emeritus. Rev Stop;ord W. Brooke,
minister Iro tenn. and superintendent ~ sun
aav school The sunday school IS M u
O'Clock. TIE morning service is at ID O'clock.
.. sermon .'p-ac- and Vet sword All are
cordially invited. There is no evening ser
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FOUND.

FOUND-On Bay near Siege. June 1G l sail
boat and rowbOat: have same
by paying salvage l.. NJ. DARLING, Siege.
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CHINESE and Japanese Employment Ofnce.
hest help 4l4lq q Farrell 81; tel. Fast t2+.
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-ENTHAI Methodist Fpiscapai Church, Mis-
-..n ST.. h.t sixth and Seventh-pr Charles
Flwarl Lr.sc pastor. Class meetings at $50
f. r au5 1873 j.. ~. At II a. m.. sermon by
Roy .r Robert Mackeasi'. pastor First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Sunday school at I =.
u r. g. Wait. superintendent. Christian
E-,l-a,ar Society. . J.. m. Al rs o. IN Dr.
r..k. will preach In the Metropolitan Iem-
;.- l'rh So. uear Market; subject. God
.u D.. early National History" appropriate
.., EIuhor HIN Day Seats free. All cor
.sUt invited AidWeok prayer service
Wednesday, evening
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JOHN SLATER. the acknowledged worlds
greatest platform test medium. grand test
seance tonight. Scottish Hall. los Larkin ST
az u sharp; all VITO are seekers after living
truths should attend; admission l0c
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AGENTS-Gasoline gas lamps for hot weather;
81 to s. profit to agents BRILLIANT GAS
LAMP CO., As Clark st, Chicago.
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SOCIETY Of Progressive SIIrituaIists 0cci-
dental Hall. corner Larllin and McAUIster
SITS. Sunday. June IS. nj 80 p. Iu.-Speailer
Mrs. Il. s. Lille. Subject Us There ANY
thing Unnatural Supernatural in the
Spiritual Material" Admission free
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At DR.. RINEs Spiritual Society 9o9 Market
st. U-3 $40. oc. Mrs Bird Seeley. Nigers
10 to >: circle Friday, p. M. Tuesday. l25S
Howard ST. e D.. M
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-AIEARY Presbyterian Church. cor. Powell
and Deary SIS Rev. John Hemphil. ID,
pastor. Services at II a m. and 80 =. m
Topic. evening. Noise from Heaven Heard On
Earth Music. morning Anthem. 'RejoicP
-re Heart tS1utharD. solos and quartet;
offa-t.ry. Come Unto Him tFaure): duet,
TENOR and bass. Evening serVice-Anthem.
Like Ass Father tHattUnl; -olfertorE.
t.~art.r Breathe an Evening Blessing
.Diru.i1. soprano solo and quartet All are
..rGf.LE- invited.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

VIrls -old from IrlIntWeU IN why tEey
lr not attend church. NJuRs peoples rally.
C.sn Thursday. between IL n. ami ..
~ ladies' wi1 ser.e lun he7r- Tickets 25c.
come. l6.l vented.
GRAcG N. y. church. cor Capr and twenty
81. ~. heia1' ,G, 2 i,,a,. pas
hoo, %, i-3' y. u'.: j. -. Sanchez. super
.rtrrts1t. Class ead conservation meeting at
t..' %. p,. James EenVicll leader As =. m,
.tasrntnE by tho pastor. subject, The
.'rrh ans Continuation ~ Capital Trusts" -"
.Hra 25 80 g.. n. Tine church and Com
t.ra'nu of Labor G.sllr Cp;ousl' All are
-----.-ulN IrLiI-l. Soale roe
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,w rtI-LS church. california ST. near
~..i-.. r. Rector. Rev. " Maxwell Reilly.
fj.I. ..u ..4uiun. 1.5t q. m. sunday school,
G.t m Morning service and sermon 10y
t.. ..ctor % O'Clock Evening service AMI
sermon. 49,
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FRUIT PICKERS FRUIT PICKERS
For a large orchard and canning company.
% strong boys or men to pick and pack
fruit etc, 500 and found, long job, to go
Monday Call early.
MURRAY & READY,
-636 Clay ST.
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T JOHN $ Presbyterian Church. California
tr. Dstavla stS.-Treachlne morning ana
.,..rfns bl Ee-. :. n. Weller DID. Morn
.r.. subject Passing Through S1mHI1a.
I-.arinr Almost Succeeding.
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4oW NED Presbyterian Church. oak and Ba-
A.r SITS Panhandle Golden Gate Park)-Sun-
1-t school ar $3.50 a. m. Rey. Frank \. Gree
lev wi. preach at II a. m. on How Shall We
Treat the Neishbor2 Also al :45 p m. on
-EuN shall We Treat Christi Christian
Eni.avor meeting At 6:45 Wednesday, even
Ing rraye; meeting at l:45 Rev. j. :.
dlrac tha week ami to preach SUNDAY next,
June y5.
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HELP NANTED-FEMALE


c. r. HANSEN x CO......Telephone Grant lS5
10 mattresses for rst-class resort. Santa
cruz to start 2lst inst; see proprietor here
Monday. G. Il. HANSEN & co, l04 Geary st
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-14
A Stock of
Over 10000 Yards
Divided up among something like
$50 Patterns.

This is not intended for BRAG-it
argues the benefits this store extends
to the purchasers.
The advantages are two-fold for us
and you. Our large purchasing power
enables us to command the out puts If
he largest mills of the country, and
get first and exclusive choosing OF pat
terms, and further commands the cx-
ira discounts which go far in lessen
ng the cost to the final purchaser
Further--In this great gathering
5ou'n find none but standard makes =
dependable sorts that the makers
guarantee by weaving their mill marks
n the back of every yard. And to
this we add our personal guarantee
that the quality will be right, and
back OF this personal guarantee is a
.hirty-year reputation of honest deal
ng.
our statesmen will come to you with
samples, and completeness and abil-
ity to satisfy you; and without any
extra expense to you on account of
your foreign residence.
Making and laying done under the
Iuperintendancy Of competent work.
nen-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-14

The slight cough may
soor become deep-seated and
hard to cure. Do not let it
settle on the lungs.
Think! Has there been
consumption in your tamilyf
Scott's Emulsion is Cod
liver oil with hypophos-
phites. These are the best
remedies for a cough.
SCOTS Emulsion has saved
thousands who, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
ed on until past hope. 1t
warns, soothes, strengthens
and invigorateS.
soc. and LOO, all drussists.
SCOTT * BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-14
Court House News Notes.

Henry J. Spruks yesterday began
proceedings against Henrietta Wey-
ardt to recover damages in the sum Of
$1,000 for being elected from a prop
erty on Taylor avenue.
Larry Rooney, constable of the Four
teenth ward of this city, filed his bond
yesterday and it was approved by the
court. 1t is in the sum of 800 and
has p. ]. McAndrew and George f.
Kellow as suretics. The bond of John
c. Moran, constable of the Twelfth
ward. was also filed and approved. DR..
William Haggerty is his bondsman.
Court made an order yesterday for
the discharge Of Henry Xylander, of
South Scranton, from the Hillside
Home. Xylander was acquitted of as
sault and battery and attempting to
kill Lieutenant of Police Zang because
he was insane, and by direction of the
court was sent to the Hillside Home.
The home physician says he has re-
covered and the court has therefore
ordered his discharge.
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Suit for Damages,

An action in trespass was brought
by Emanuel X. Crothamel yesterday
against the Central Railroad of New
Jersey to recover $4,000 damages. Mr..
Crothamel was injured in a wreck last
June, while on his way to Philadel-
phia. He occupied a seat in the Smok-
ing car. Down the Lehigh Valley the
Central Railroad of New Jersey and
the Lehigh Valley railroad run par
allel almost, on opposite sides of the
river. Mr.. Crothamel claims the train
in which he was was racing with the
Lehigh Valley train in an endeavor to
reach Penn Haven Junction first.
While rounding a curve the Central
train jumped the track. The engine
was thrown down the bank. The
smoking car also rolled down the en-
bankment, and in the smashup Mr..
Crothamel was seriously hurt about
the head and body. He is represented
by Attorneys Ward & Horn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-14

At last nights common council
meeting the following communication
was received from City Engineer Phil-
lips:
Scranton, Pa, Aprjl IL, 1889.
Gentlemen OF Councils:
ON April ith / addressed the following
communication to Dunn Brothers, TO
whom was awarded the contract for
constructing the Seventeenth district
main sewer.
Dunn Brothers.
GCntlemen on March lG, 1882 l noti-
fled you to get material and be prepared
To start work on the Seventeenth dis
trict main sewer, ON or about April /,
and up to date ! fan TO see where you
have made any attempt to comply with
the above.
| again notify you to proceed with the
said work and in case you do not start
within a reasonable time it will become
my duty to notify councils.
The Willow street outlet is already
staked out. Yours truly,
Joseph +. Phillips. City Engineer.
This morning / received u cUmmunica-
tion from them of which the following is
a copy:
Joseph p. Phillips, Esq. City Engineer
City.
Dear Sir: We are in receipt of your
under contract for constructing the sewer
in the Seventeenth sewer district this
city.
We have been advised today by our at
torneys that no appropriation has been
legally made for supplying funds to pay
us the consideration named in said con-
tract.
We, therefore. decline to begin work
until the city has made the necessary APP
preparation. We desire to have it under
stood, however. that we will not inter
fere in any manner with the city in case
they deem 1t advisable to rCadVertiSc and
make new contract for the work
Dunn Brothers.
| would respectfully recommend that
your honorable bodies take immediate
action, to either compel the present con-
tractors to at once commen,- work ana
proceed with the same or cancel tho
contract and rcadvcrtisc as soon $ pos
sihle. This is due the people of the South
Side, who have suffered for years from
flooded ceiars and other inconvenience
after every storm. Respectfully sub
mitted. Joseph p. Phillips,
City Engineer.
On motion of Mr.. Harvey, the COM
munication was referred to a special
committee of three from each branch
of councils. Chairman Keller APP
pointed Messrs. Harvey, Tewkeshury
and Calpin to represent the lower
branch.
The claim of Dunn Bros. that no ap-
preparation has been legally made is
based on the fact that the estimates
committee failed to provide in the an
nual appropriation ordinance for the
citys share Of the cost Of the new
sewer, which under a recent law Is
fixed at two-thrds of the entire cost.
The ordinance providing for the sewer
contains clause reading that such
appropriation "shall be and hereby is
made" but the money itself is not ac-
tually in sight. 1t is the first time
that this question has come up in this
city.
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WILLIAM GRIFFIN's TRIALS.
Served Fifteen Days for Vagrancy,
Is Now Charged with Burglary.

William Griffin, who gives his resi-
dence as Mountain View, n. j., was
discharged from the county Jail yes
terday after serving fifteen days for
vagrancy and was Immediately rear
rested by Detective Moir on charge
of burglary. He was given hear
ing before Alderman Millar, and in de-
fault of $1,000 bail was committed to
the county Jail.
Griffins alleged crime WAS commit
ted March ~, 1899, at the store uf j.
Grossman. 3l2 Cedar avenue. and the
shoes, valued at 81, he is accused OF
stealing, We're found on his feet other
articles We're stolen. and it is supposed
that he had accomplices.
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73 and rs Public Square
WILkES-BARRE.
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF Co.'S
TUNES AND SELECT DRY GOODS.
Pennsylvania
Largest Carpet Stock
Outside Of Philadelphia

We think there is not another such
Carpet Store in Northeastern Penn
sylvania, and there are patrons in
Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne,
Wayne, Susquehanna, Sullivan, Col
umbia, Northumberland and Lycom-
ing counties whose opinions bolster
up this impression. For years we have
been recognized as leaders in floor
coverings in this corner of the state.
1t is this leadership and the expecta-
tions it engenders in the public's mind
that prompts us this season to gat. ar
such a stock. as only the largest ex-
elusive Metropolitan stores can com
pete against in extent and lowness Of
price.
Our invoices since the first arrival
of Spring orders, shows