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No. 19.-All the right. title and interest
of the defendant. Celia l.. Nelson,
Charles Nelson and Robert Fidiam, terre
tenant, in and to all that certain lot IF
land with the improvements thereon, sit =
uatc in the First ward of the city Of
Scranton. county of Lackawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, on the northeast
erly side of Fairfield street in Fairfield
Park, having a frontage on said street
Of thirty (30) feet and extending at right
angles to said street in a nOrtherly direc-
tion depth Of seventy C7M feet to line
running parallel to said street. Being
known and designated as Lot No, "a, IN
said park. Coal and minerals excepted
ana reserved. Being the same premises
sold apd conveyed to the said Celia L.
Nelson by George NJ. Carpenter by deed
dated Aug. 30, 1895 to be recorded forth
with. All improved with one twO-story
frame shingle roof dwell ing home with
addition thereto and outbuildings thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of New York Mutual Savings and
Loan association VS.. Celia l.. Nelson,
Charles H. Nelson and Robert Fidiam,
terre tenant. Debt SSS99j Judgment
No. 992, MAY Term, 1890, Lev. ia. to
September Term, 1895
WATSON, DIEHL q KEMMERER,
Att'yS.
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TERr1S OF SALE.

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
ERTY is STRUCK OFF, AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
is CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COsTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD.
JOURNMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa, August
81, 1899.
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No, 13.-All the right title and interest
OF the defendants, ElizGhCt BrutZman,
Charles w. Dawson and Stephen Myers,
executors of the last will and testament
of Charles BrutZman, deceased John
Jenkins and Florence jenkins, George
Gray and Carrie Gray and II. G. Ever
EFT, terre tenant, in and to the following
described lot of land, situate in the city
of Scranton, county of LackaWanna,
and state of Pennsylvania, being a part
of Lot No. IL, In Block No. IS, and situate
uDOn Franklin avenue in said city, the
part Of said lot hereby conveyed, being
forty 4O) feet wide on Franklin avenue
by ono hundred and seventeen Q10 feet
in depth. Said lot is rectangular with
the privilege of using ten 00) feet in
front Of the front line Of said lot for
yard, vault, porch, piazza, cellarway and
hay-window, and for no other purpose.
1t being a part of large lot conveyed to
Jacob Bryant by the Lackawanna Iron
and Coal company by deed dated July
3Oth, A. D. 1864. Coal and minerals re
served Improved with a two-story frame
dwelling house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Sara Ann SchOhcld ct al,
executors, etc, vs., Elizabeth Brutz-
man, Charles W. Dawson and Ste
phen Myers Executors of Charles BrutZ-
man, deceased; John Jenkins, Florence
Jenkins, George Gray, Carrie Gray and
II. 9. Everett terre tenant. Debt.
S32297S Judgment No. 81. March Term,
1899. Lev. ia. to September Term, 1899.
NOSBURG, Atty.
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No. 10-All the right. title and interest
OF the defendant, John Glynn i'm and to
all those four certain lots, pieces or par.
GELS OF land situate IN the borough Of
Taylor. county Of Lackawannu and state
OF Pennsylyania, and bounded and de-
scribcd as follows
First-Bcing Lot No IL. I'm Square or
FcltG plot Of lots i'm Feltsville. nifty 500
feet wide and one hundred and fifty Q5Ol
feet deep Being the, same lot of land
I'm deed dated September 81 1877. and re
corded in the Office of the recorder of
deeds OF Iackawanna county in Deed
BOOK No. %, page ij9. All improved with
two-stOrN frame building with a brick
ana stone basement used as a hotel, ana
onc-story building and clubhouse
=, ,Second-Being Lot No. ., in Square or
above, being fifty 500 feet wide I'm front
on Main street. and ono hundred and
nifty n5O feet I'm depth Being the same
lot OF land conveyed to John Glynn BY
5th. 1856, and recorded in the office of
the recorder of deeds i'm Deed Book No
80, page $50, etc. All improved with a
two-story frame dwelling house and out
Third-Being Lot No. 4, in Square or
Block No. II, on the same plot of lots
above named, being fifty 500 feet wide
IN front and one hundred and fifty 0J0l
feet In depth. Being the same lot OF
land conveyed by Isaac B. Fclts To Eliz-
abeth Jones i'm deed dated November 2Sth
lSNl. aud recorded i'm the recorders Of
flee in Deed Book No. 10. page 49l All
improved with a two-story and basement
dwelling house and outhousos
Fourth-Lot No. TO- i'm Square or Block
No. 10, on the same plot OF lots above
mentioned being fifty Cj0l feet wide in
front on Fourth street and one hundred
and fifty O50) feet i'm depth. Being the
same lot of land conveyed by John f.
fn Ig1of In lot oil Af,rn
Sth. 1890, and recorded in the recorders
office in Deed Book No. 70 page 4i4. All
improved with n two-story frame dwell
ing house, barn, and outbuildings All
coal and minerals under all these lots
reserved.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of German Building Association, No.
.. VS. John Glvnn Debt $500. .Judg-
ment No. 6O9. September Term, 1899. ri.
ia. to September Term, 1899.
HANNAH, Atty.
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No, 2l--All the right. title and interest
Of the defndant, John r, Jones, in and to
all the following described lot, piece on
parcel of land I'm the city of Scranton
county of Lackawanna and state ot
Pennsylvania, being Lot No. l. on South
Main avenue. measuring seVont y-eight
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No, 1I-All the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, James &. Sullivan. in
and To all the surface or right of soil of
that certain piece Of land in the borough
of Mayheld, county of LaCkawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, distinguished as
Lot No. -. in Block No. 3, on the prop
ertN Of the GlCnwood Coal company as
described and designated in the survey
of the same, accompanied by map
thereof, being in front sixty t6Q) feet in
rear sixty (GO) feet and one hundred and
ilfty QjW feet deep; bounded as follows:
ON the south by LaCkawanna avenue; on
the east ny Lot No. Il sold by the Glen
wood Coal company to John Doughan; (;
on the north by lot No. in said block
and on the west by Lot No. II. i'm said
block. Excepting and rcscrving to the
Glenwood Coal company. its successors
ana assigns. all coal and minerals be-
meath the surface of the same and the
right to mine and remove the same In
proved with two double story frame
dwellings and Outbuildings.
Second piece being the surface or right
of soil of that certain lot of land situate
in the township OF Fell. county OF Lack
awanCa fnd state of Pennsylvania and
bounded and described as follows to wit. :
Containing front of tifty-ninc (59) feet
southCastward on Main street, bounded
SOuthweStward at right angles to said
street one hundred G0O feet by Lot No
u. on said street, nOrthwoStward paral-
lei with said street fifty tj0 feet by
the northwoSterly line of lands of the
said party of the first part and north
eastward at right angles to Main street
one hundred 600 feet by Lot No. az. on
said street Comprising Lot No. 45 on
Main street, as the same is represented
and designated on a map of building lots
OF the Northern Coal and Iron company,
In the village Of Nandling, In said town
ship of Fell, subject to all the conditions
and reservations mentioned or contained
in the original deed therefor from tho
Northern Coal and Iron company. I'm
proved with new two-story dwelling
and OuthuiGirgs.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit or Calvert Building and Loan assoc
citation OF Baltimore. Md, VS. James G.
Sullivan. Debt $1,000. Judgment No.
l0lS, September Term, 1899 ri. IA. to
September Term. 1899.
Y. T.. REYNOLDS, Atty.
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No. l5-All the right, title and interest
OF the defendants. Josephine l1afncr and
Anthony ltafner, in and 10 all that GER
tain lot, piece or parcel OF land situate in
the city Of Scranton, county Of J.acka-
wanna and state Of Pennsylvania being
one-half nf Lot No, g. in Square or Block
No. l2O and situate upon street called
and known as Pittston avenue. the said
part or lot being twenty (2O' feet wide in
front and reor and one hundred and
ninety d!0) feet In depth, All coal and
minerals reserved 1t being the same
property as was conveyed by Samuel
Lowenstein 20 said Josephine IIufner.
party Of the first part, by deed dated
September 18th, 1895, which deed ia in
tended for record.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of William +, Kiesel VS.. Josephine
Elafner and Anthony Iafner. Debt
81 72LO, Judgment No. 1886 September
Term, 1899. III, IA, to September fern
1893 OSTHAUS, Atty
ALSO
NJ. VI.
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No. 12.-All the right title and interest
OF the defendants. the present known
minority portion of the Evangelical ASso-
citation of the Central PENNSYLVANIA Con-
ference, ". L. MaCey, J. T.. Masters. n
j. SwinSle, +. Il. Swingle and G. S. Bird
trustees, in and to all that GER
tain lot of land situate in Dun
more borough. Lackawanna county,
PENNSYLVANIA bounded and described as
follows. to wit: Being Lot No. s on
Nurtz street in the borough of Dunmorc,
as per map in the Pennsylvania Coal
company's office. Said Lot No. 5 being
nifty CW feet in front on said Kurtz
street and extending parallel with Luke
street about one hundred and ninety-four
l9D feet to lands late Of Daniel Silkman.
Containing rinc thousand seven hundred
@.1OO square feet of land, more or less,
etc. Improved with one frame church
building and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken i'm execution at the
suit OF Paul SwinG1e VS.. the Present
Known Minority Portion of the Evangel-
ical Association of the Central Penn
Sylvania Conference. w. l.. Maccy ct al.
Trustees. Debt, S5lG.6O. Judgment No.
59S, May Term 1899. Lev. IA to Septem-
Der Term, 1893
PATTERSON & WILCOX, Att'ys.
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No. u.--All the right. title and interest
of the defendant, John II. Shafcr, in and
to all that certain piece of ground sit e
uate IN the First ward OF the city of
Scranton, county of LaCkawanna and
state Of PENNSYLVANIA, bounded and de-
sCribed as follows. to wit: Situate on
the northeasterly side of Parker street.
beginning at the distance of four hun
drcd and forty GiO) feet Northwesterly
from the northwesterly side of HOlister
avenue; thence extending northeasterly
along ground now, or late, of John
Jones one hundred and sixty OGO) feet
to ground now or late of Parker and
Throop; thence along the same wcSter-
ly, fifty-three and eighty-fivc one hun
dredths (52S5 feet to land now or late Of
William Shafer; thence along the same
southwesterly. one hundred and forty
ti0) feet to the aforesaid nOrtheaSterly
side of Parker street, and thence along
the same, southeaStCrly fifty (jM feet to
the place Of beginning. Being Lot No.
4, in square or Block No. I, on a plan
or map entitled Parker and ThrooD's Al
lotment of tho Spencer farm. Coal and
minerals reserved. All improved with
two twO-stOry frame dwelling houses and
Outhuildings thereon.
Seized and taken i'm execution at the
suit Of United Security Life Insurance
and Trust Company VS.. John II. Shafer
Debt. s. 2i6.SO Judgment No. 1867. Sen
tember Term, 1899. Lev. ia. to Septenl-
Der Term, 1899 WOODRUFF, Atty
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No. 2.-All the right, title and interest
OF tho defendaG, RoZi Snnlmcrs, in and
to all that certain lot of land situate in
the township of Old Forge, county of
LaCkawanna and state of Penns ylvania,
bound ana deSCiibed rs follows: Be-
ine Lot No. Il in Blocl; No. :. Sec
tion F. on the plot of Il. NJ. Smiths lots
in Old Forge, LtCkawanna county, Pa.
1SSf. drawn and printed nv j. II. Rit q
terhouse. G. r.. and being fifty go
feet more or less in depth, in
dred and fifty 05O feet i'm depth. Bound
ed on the northeast by Hickory street.
on the southeast by Lot No. Is, on the
southwest by lands late of Patrick Henry
and on the northwest by Lots Nos. II. Ii
and l6. Excepting and rcscrVing all coal
and minerals and With the right to mine
and remove the san" without any liabi-
itS for any damage done to the surface
of said lots or any buildings or improve
mcnts which now are or at any time may
be erected thereon. Improved with
large two-story frame building in front
OF said lot used for saloon, general store
and dwelling house purposes, also a two
story frame dwelling house, one frame
barn in rear and outbrldirgs thereon.
Seized and taken iu execution at the
slut of Miner Hillard Milling Company
W.. Rozi SommeIs. Debt. $1.029.6S. Judg-
ment No, 46i, March Term 1899. Vend
EN-. to Septcmber Tern. 1899.
JESSUP AND JESSUP, Attys.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
va|uab|eReaI Estate
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1879.
CHERIFF's SALE.

by vir,ue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
cias, Leyari Facias and Nenditiont EX-
ponas issued out Of the court Of common
pleas of Lackawanna county to me d.
rected. ] will expose TO public sale by
vendue or outcry, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the court house. In
the city Of Scranton, Lackawanna coun-'
ty on Friday. the TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1899, at 10
o clock in the forenoon of said day, all
the right title and interest of the de-
PENDANTS N and to the following de-
y scribed lots pieces or parcels of land,
yiX:
No ALL the right, title and interest
of the defendant in and to all that GER
tain piece 1t ground situate in the thir-
tccnth ward of the city of scranton,
county of Lackawanna and state of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Situate on the north
easterly side of Larch street, beginning
at the distance of siXty-five t6jD, feet
northwestCty from the northerly corner
of said Lalrh street and Wyoming ave-
nue. Continuing IN front or breadth on
the said Ba.ch street thirty (3OD feet, and
extending Of that breadth i'm length or
depth northeasterly at right angles to
said Larch street eighty tSW feet. WIEN
Ine llBnt TO enclose ten tlO) 1eet Ill front
of the from. line of said lot for porch,
shrubbery bay window, vault, but not the
right to erect any buildings thereon. Be
ing the sane premises which the said
Peter T. Muligan by an indenture dated
the twenty seventh day of September, \.
D., 1897. grated and conveyed unto the
said Annie Mulligan i'm fee. Reserving
coal and Minerals to the legal owners.
All improved with II single two-story and
Easement wO)d frame dwelling house.
Seized and taken i'm execution at the
suit of United Security Life Insurance
and Trust Company of Pennsylvania VS..
Peter 7. Muligan and Annie Muligan
Debt, H196.25. Judgment No. Gi1, May
Term, 1899. Lev. IA. to September Term
1899. WOODRUFF, Atty.
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No. lG-All tho right. title aud interest
or the defendants, Lawrence Fitzsimmons
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No; S.-,All the right. title and interest
or the defendants. William Liney and
John B. l.iney. in and to ali the follow
ing described lot of land situate I'm the
First ward, city of Scranton Pennsyl-
yanla, containing IA front of sixty (GO,
lert northcaStward on Second street now
called Wilbcr street, bounded southeast
ward At right angles to said street one
hundred and fifty OjO feet by Lot. No.
63 on said street; southwcstward parallel
With said street sixty (6O) feet by Lot
No. 6i on First street now called Charles
street, and northwcstward AT right am
giles TO Second street one hundred and
NIFTY Q1W feet by Lot No. f7 on said Soc
ond street. Comprising Lot No. 65 on
second street. or Wilbur street as desig-
mated on n man of building lots known
rs the CLARK Mill Property" improved
with twO-story frame dwelling house
and OutbGildings
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of August Robinson vs.. William
lincy and John r. Lnoy. Debt
$500, JUDGMENT No 1857, september
Term 1880. III. IA. 60 Scutemher Term
1899. WILLARD, WARREN Il KNAPP.
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No. 9.--All the right titlc and interest
Of ;he deferd dant, PiCtro Torsclllo, IN and
10 an the following described lot, piece
or parcel of land situate I'm the town
ship Of LGCkuwanna, county Of Lacka-
wanna. ana state Of Pennsylvania hound
ed ana desCrihed as follows, to wit: BE-
ginning at a corner po2t I'm line Of Maple
street; thence forty-two and one half
,i"l) degrees east one hundred and forty
four u4D fcct, along the line Of John w
l'allon and Charles Albright 30 a corner
in line Of John Stewart: thence along the
line Of John Stewart fOrty-two N9) de-
croeS east fifty t50 feet 10 q corner:
thence sOuthwesterly ore hundred and
torty-four QiD feet to n corner on the
line Of Maple street; thence north forty
two H2l degrees west fifty (jOl feet to
place OF beginning. All improved with
one and One-half story frame building
used as a dwelling house and out build
ings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of NJ, HHnnick vs.. PictrO Tnrgeillo,
Debt $95. Judgment No 1852. septem-
Der Term, 1899 Lev. IA. 10 September
Term, 1899 TAYLOR a LEWIS.
Att'ys.
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CREMATION fNS SIAM.
Variety of Funeral Festivities Mark
the Status of Bereayed Family

Variety of Funeral festivities Mark
the Status of Bereaved Family.
If there is any time when the Siamese
may be said to hold sports,/ it Is at
notable cremation. Ordinarily the dead
of Siam are burned at a CHAT common to
all who cannot afford the considerable
expense Of a private confagration, and
when the wook of the funeral pyre has
been consumed the body is well roasted
and the attendant vultures are given a
chance to clean the bones. Those who
can afford 1t build their funeral pyre
within their private walls, where festivi-
ties are held during the burning, and in
vitations issued to friends, that they may
come and behold the honor paid their
dead. The bodies of those intended for
private cremation are embalmed, and
usually kept for some time-often many
months. One Siamese gentleman, when
inviting me to the proposed cremation of
his brother, informed me that the dis
tinguished deceased had been awaiting
combustion for year. The extent and
character Of the festivities on such an
occasion depend entirely upon the length
of purse of the deceased's remaining rela-
tives
On the afternoon or evening OF the ap-
paointed day the guests assemble to wit
ness the simple ceremony eff the Yellow
robed priests of Buddhas Subsequently
the nearest female relative fires the pyre,
and then, while the flames, crackle and
the late lamented Kisses and pops like
green plppin on a spits his7grieying fam
lily and friends grow merry over tho
cakes and wines, while men hired for the
occasion perform at several games, and
even, on rare occasions, do some little
running and jumping. TheI game nearest
approaching one Of skill is a sort of fence
arms. Once in awhile one sees at these
human barbecues a sort Of boxing. the
art of which seems 10, be In parrying
with the arm and open hand the thrusts
that never have any serious intention of
landing. G6U
EsIf
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ACQUITTED LIE FLUER,

His Story Convinced the Jury That
He Wasn't Guilty.
1t took the jury which tried Albert LIE
Fluer, on the charge of grand larceny in
the second degree, in the district court
yesterday, just three minutes to bring in
6. verdict of acquittal, after hearing the
evidence in the case
LIE Fluer is soldier. belonging to Unit
ed States infantry He was accused by
Helen Flynn with having stolen gold
watch, valued at $25. The watch was the
property of Helen Flynn's sister, Cert
rude Flynn. The complainant testified
that LIE Fluer had taken the watch while
visiting her in down town hotel. LIE
Fluer denied taking the watch, telling
his story, as the only witness for the
defense, with such apparent honesty that
the jury required but little time to adj
'judge him not guilty.
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PARIS RAG PICKERs.
The Fraternity All Torn Up by
Menace to Their Industry.


London Standard.
Al trades at periods have their crisis
and that picturesque If humble and es-
sentially Partisan body, the corporation
of ragpickers, is just now in the throes of
great struggle, and It's union is la
menting the fact that the confraternity
it represents is too poor to indulge In.
that rich mans luxury, strike. Whether
the crisis is more serious than that which
ragged in 1884 when NJ. Poubelle the then
project of police and subsequent ambas-
sador at Rome, introduced the system of
depositing house refuse in boxes, which,
to this day are universally known as
poubelles. it would be difficult to say The
agitation, however. arises out of a propo-
sition made by a syndicate that they
should have the right to collect all house
refuse in Paris, in return for which they
would guarantee to dispose Of it, The
syndicate, it should be added, undertook
to give guarantee that the ragpickers'
present rights should not be interfered
with; nevertheless the fraternity profess
to see menace to their industry
1t may seem strange. but the Partisan
custom of depositing the house refuse in
boxes In the streets, where 1t Is collected
in the early morning. in carts, finds en-
ployment, such as it Is. for some 1000 peo-
pie, who in that way exc out miserable
living. To each of the 600 dust carts
there is attached by the town an official
ragpicker, who can pick to his hearts
content for three hours from Its contents.
His concession might be worth a little
were it not for competitors, who consist
principally of two classes, the placiers
and the coureurs. The former take up
districts. and obtain the right from the
conciergeS to penetrate into the houses
and have the first rake over the boxes.
There Is considerable competition in this
branch of the profession, the coureurs be-
ing the highwaymen or poachers, en-
deavoring to steal whatever they can
from their confreres BEATS In this way
1t is estimated that Is, 900 kilogrammes Of
rags are picked up every day from the
Guys refuse, not to mention the broken
glass, old tin boxes, corks and bones, all
of which have a marketable value. The
Partisan chiffonier has, therefore, his
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place of utility in the ceuntrys Industry.
and the present crisis 9ist doubtless, In
tunately, the confraternfty consists Of the
dregs of humanity. living lin frightful
condition Of depravity. and reminding
one more Of thef Sarrant slaves
of the old world than inhabitants of the
city which claims to be the fountain of
the worlds civilizatiohd -
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Roosevelt a Busy Man.

One of the busiest writer's Of the day is
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt, Of New York,
naturalist story writer, biographer, his
crowded into the fourteen years of his
literary life fourteen books Most of his
early hunting tales were written on his
ranch, where the convenience of steno-
grapher and typewriter was unknown
He there learned to compose rapidly with
the pen, his manuscript being plainly
written and singularly free from errors.
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