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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
Liquid Air Power.
The Marvel of the Nineteenth
Century, and the
Greatest Success Ever Achieved
in Any Century.

LIQUID AIR produced by our
methods so much cheaper than by
any other process that its cost is
merely nominal and beyond COM
petition,
LIQUID AIR successfully used as
power by the first and only practical
devices ever invented.
Those who were present with our
Mr.. Code at recent trials are con-
WINGED and enthusiastic over the
wonderful results.
Owning Exclusively the rights to
manufacture and use liquid air under
the inventions of MessrS. Code,
Knudsen and Chase, The Liquid Air
Power & Automobile Company has be-
fore it field unlimited in extent,
profits never before equalled In any
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Coffee WAS quiet and generally steady. Large re-
cepts Offset by better cables than had been
expected The recent narrowing OF premiums for
winter and spring months IL partly due to the pro-
spectve increase in supplies and also less dspo-
sition to anticipate marked change in the exchange
premiums for high grade coffee deliverable on CON
tracts the incoming Brazil crops continue show
a larger percentage OF low grades than year ago.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirts of turpentne 46&S47LSo
Common 10 good strained rosn $1.3O91.82H.
PRovnIoNs.-Lard was nrmer: Western, So .o5;
Continental refined $3.50 Pork was steady at 500
$3.50 for mess. Meats wer, steady; picked hams
1oc. DO shoulders Sc; bellies 6s7c Tallow 4&c.
Dressed hogs 6+S7c. Butter-Creamery. Wes.
tern, extras, 21c.; do, hrsts. 1sh02oc.; State,
extras. 2oS92lc.; do hrsts l9s.2oc. Cnsese-stato
Ike large, colored. 40 NC; do. white like
Eggs-state, Pennsyyania and Western 1sta17hc.
Chicago. Sept. 6.-'Provisions were hrmer on an
improved demand, both cash and speculative. Talk
of yellow fever had no effect Cudahy brokers were
good buyers"
suaAn-Raw was easier at T1so. for 90 test and
S15-l6o. for 40 test. Refined was fairly active.
CHICAGO, Sept. e.-Thess were o.dAya pricea;
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FULL PAID, NoN-AssEssAsLE.
CAPITAL STOCK Sl50O0OO, DIVIDED AS FOLLOW
SIX PER CENT INVESTMENT As SECURE AS A MORTGAGE BOND.

which has perhaps no rival in the world to day -
n producer of piauofbrtes not only in point OF
capaoity but in perfection OF elutpInent and par
tirni,riy I'm economical methods OF production arts.
inc from special and patented machinery. These
factories produce every part the piano except the
mates and cert lin hardware thus reducing the cost
Of manufacture t. minimum. The factories may
and money can obtain has been secured to make
them so They admitted, even by competitors,
10 be the finest piano plant in America
A Description of tho Factories.
Tho New England Piano Factories are the largest
and most complete in the world. The real estate.
situ.ted two and one half miles from Boston City
Hall in the Highland district comp ises two sores.
and 10 fast growing in value. Tho main factory
building. OF orirk, In situated on three streets,
George, Gerard aud Howard streets. and has Q
frontage OF 225 feet on George street and How
ard street and so Z, ct on Gerard street. This
building has beven floors. The action factory
is q separate building. fronting ON George street.
with four floors The total floor space is enormous.
making a total of more than six acres. The dry
houses, lum Der sheds and lumber yards are con:
tiguous the action factory, and have capacity of
100000 feet. Tho machinery OF all classes in
the building 10 operated by . 200 horsepoweR
Harris Coriiss engine. Tho factory has its
own electric light equipment and two steam
Are pumps. The buildings are supplied with auto
matte Are sprinkl and have an elaborate system
water by SIX artesian wells and the usual city MAINS
As stated, the machinery 10 the most elaborate and
valuable in use in any pianoforte mandatory In
tho world.
al othar info alton I'm hal he
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tston.: RAILWAY and other bonds drm.
' kas:.s CITY % S1o ssa d EIf :aS Sn
i1ation A.. Reading General a, htchiscn: Bal
and Texas. Mexican Central. Oregon Short
Lire and ST Louis southwe,tern issues.
Bar q I6 Sa sSss s:E 9oId
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47hc.
Money on esll 3lSo per cent, Time money
dividend railroad stocks; ! per cent. ior two
and three months. and ~ per cent. for Ave
al 81 T p.a cent S rs1 aecE SsS'se
cent. other name. 5l3c6s per cent. ,,
HS!%',''' s:sss.n "a ::n .s: nS?:y
..>' sG,ss ss,s; II; s!toat ~:
$500: and cable tEas,;ters: s4s79s4.s7s !;
Saa ssia ' sI snoI T:5SsseF q:
pomsstis exchange on New York: BOSTON,
s2s .sn. B%ynS
BUYING, l. Ie discount: selling, 75c premium.
New 2r bH SOC premium somm ,o,
nremium telegram. 12rs, premium ST. Louis.
soc dIsGeunt Chicago 4oc; di. go ON;
over countsr. 500 premium '' wv '''''1"'
The American Sugar Refining Company has
declared a quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent. on
It's common stock and 4 per cent. on its pre-
ferIed stock. payable Oct. 2.
The National Steel Company has declared a
quarterly divldand OF \ per cont on its pre-
ferred stock. payable Sept. 20
Tho CNmmercial Ca BILE Com rany has declared
a quarterly dividend OF IL per cent. payable
Oct 2
The Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad
Company has declared it's annual payment OF
per cent. on its adjustment bonds. payable
Nov. |.
Railway gross earnings for August compare
with those Of the same month Of last year as
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY,. Sent. e-GrAin.- wheat-spot
was steady. Sales ga. 900 bushels. mainly Tor
export. here and at the outports. No north
ern Duluth 2Ac. over Decsm Der I. o. b. afoat.
No. l hard Duluth 81 % &c. over; Ne. northern
New York 1He. over The Northwestern re-
esipts were TAO cars against 1913 last week and
ISL last year; Chicago. 205 against 30 last
week and 3ea last year Futures closed = to
10. higher with sales Of 4.925. 900 bushels
After Change December was 7e%s. Prices az
follows:
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100000 of the Preferred Stock

OF the New England Piano Co., either
Glass A" or Glass B, as may be Sc
lected by the subscriber. This is the
first time that this investment has been
offered to the public. Both classes Of
preferred stock are cumulative, with
first lien on all the property OF the cor
poraton, both as to principal and divi-
bends, and no dividends can be paid on
the common stock until all dividends on
the preferred stock are fully paid. The
"quick assets OF the corporation are at
all times equal to the value OF the pre-
ferred stock issued. Dividends payable
sem-annually, January lst and July LIST.
The New England Piano Co.
In the year 1881. Mr.. Thomas r. scanlan. who for
anumhsr Of years had been member of the New
England Organ Company, withdrew from that or
gInllaon, and believing that the panoforte in dus
try had great future before it, he commenced the
manufacture Of rianos with . weekly outrut OF
about four instrnmenu II had been Mr. Scan an .
idea to produce a Popular Piano at . Popular
Price" and he succeeded well in this that 1t
difcult for him to keep pace with the orders tn At
leaps and bounds creating IT. capital from tho
profits aS 1t went along until. in 1887. the present
normous manufactures were censtructsd,-a plant
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MINING NEWS.

BossburE. Wash; reports that the ore body
In the ElEora 10 holding out well. and that an
average test lot OF samples gave 1876 OF. silver.
80 per cent. lead and trace OF gold.
The Arizona Lead Co.. which 10 controlled BY
business men Of this city. has bought the
6uAnysidO and adjoining properties at ASteAlt
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dividends aud antertst.
DIVIDEND.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

DIVIDEND.
THE CHESAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Richmond. Va August I6th, 1922
Adivtdsnd Of ONE PER CENT. has been declared
on tho stock OF the company, payable October rs,
1899 to ckholders of record ON the closing OF the
transfer books on September -, 1879.
The transfer books will cloSS At the once OF J. p.
MORGAN 90 20 Wall Street; New Yorl. on Tues
day September 20, 1899, At r. NJ. and will reopen
on "wednesday. October 25th, at 10 4. NJ
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
PASY.
Bye E. wELLFoRD. Secretary.
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
New York, August 80, 1899. "A quarterly dividend
Of ONE AND 0NE-4pARTEt ~ PER CENT. on
the once OF the Company. 81 CortlIndt street in
this ci y. on and after Friday. September is, 1899.
The transfer books viii be closed from the close NJ
business today until the morning oil Saturday, Sep
tenn er H. lNNH
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
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Personal 3lotirts.

fINo any ono knowing the whereabouts Of David
j. Beck. or bis sister; whose maiden name was
received by their Oldest sister. SARAH ANN BECK,
boA 18th AV.. DSnVSE. Col
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Nj IN1Na MACHINERY.-FRAsER CHALMERS.
Il 30 broadway, New York. manufacturers OF
mningsnd SINE ting machinery. Estimates On min
ing; milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
nished.
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sho5t: vsre ms best buyers iGS n. NcrshSss
Il. w... we're we're Spgns 'n r.. Tn.e suson
a.: T.sn.Ss: sal.S t.sscS II: iso:iSi. !:
s sd Hie, s ssS :ea % f!.f
o. the other 20 hand n oa.idsr. were sonsPica
r snsT s and ssn .So snG
% :. large ,: B az pSs.s
.aa issr.s.; j y. 1 .o G y bush u:
20 .hor map showed generally favorable eonditons
s,Hoyoi in The D.tots. and Minno:ot. 90 70 esi IA
i!lsss: Indian nd 6Sio g. ,1 n:
soul fair today and Thursday. cooler N Oh gan
lRsrid S's9ni high sss
ws.t .Sya nns:ea but senera iSi5 T S60.r
s.y., sSci,r North a A'b BsSots shoSsrs, ciouay'
South s D.tot. fair to-day and Thursday. cooler:
prcss S.t dsg fSs c..S S
vas GOOD Corn vas dull but hrmer partly in sym:
.nd AIRY ws,th.r IN The belt and covering Of
posi . .s h ,s ssp9 n III.
:tssi hs
increased LOCI 900 bushels.
SsT. S:t6S SSi.: and so75s .,eti, Ei,srt. s,1ti
@ aG s:,l I Tp;sg 10 ssl: s ssss.
Sts,IS; Spring in bills: Clears. s8.ooes3.lo;
strakhts. t33baS8.5o; patents. S3.159Ss.SO.
GorToS:-spot cotton here advanced 1.1sc. with
sales Of III bales for spnnng 900 were delivered
OF contracts. Mlddiing uplands 9 .:1sc. against
ONO last year: New Orleans and Gulf n &c. anst
mc A1Tusta advanced i.lsc. 81. Loui. sold i.sis
soI and Memphis 500 bales. Liversooi advanced
sned Ps s. sDa coa hsh.
The movement to-day was As follows:
To-day. Last Week Last Tedr.
Port receipts. .2o,oeS l1,oe1 1891
New Orleans ssti-
mate tomorrow 200 to 1900 s.s4t se4
Augusta ............. 1,4O7 1871 2I6
Mem phis. .-....... 1874 90 1913
Cincinnati. 500 sss ASS
Houston. ........-.. t,gI3 4,ob2 4,437
Houston estimate
to morrow .....'. $500 to I 900 s447 $500
Augusta shipped to-day 1,625 bales. Memphis 1875.
81. LOUIS 2.OSS Cincinnati S3+ and Houston 1897.
The rainfall for tn. past twenty four hours included
Los inchea At Port Gibson aud 80 At Niot sb,irE,
Miss, and trace A. Jacksonville, Fla. Tho Signal
Service predicted fair weather during he next thr-
tyhx hour. excerpt probably thuude storms in the
extreme western portion Of lsNas, southern Ala
bRma and Mississippi, eastern Louisiana and north
eastern Florida. Now orleans advanced IL points
on October Futures hero closed steady at net adj
vance of 10 to IL points. Prices a. follows:
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LIQUID AIR power AND AUTOMOBILE co,
1916 DevonehIre street, Boston, Mass.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS, FOR MILITARY suPPLIEs,.,Ph,
Depot, Y. II. Dept. l%ls Arch street Phila, lPa. =,
sept. :. lsve.-ss.Ied proposals.. In triplieats. wl
be rscsiVsd here snal ~ O'clock A. M Thursday:
delivered At the N. Depots At either PhiadslphiI
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati or Boston, 90, 900
Cork Helmets. khafi! 1000 pre-. LeEGins. ners
dyed fast KHAKI color; 30, 900 OhAm6 bray 1hirta
1b,oOo prs. BArrach shoes; 100 900 pr. LiGhtMeFht
shirts with collArsttss 90. 900 Abdominal Dapdag
10000 prs. Bnckskin GAuntlsts; 100. 900 Leather
Waist Belts. The quantities named to be subject to
30 per cent inorsSse II desired by the Department
The articles Tn conform in every respect to
standard samples and specihestons. which can be
upon application to tho Officers in charge Of the
depots named above Samples submitted with bids
will not he considered Early deliveries
and bidders must state with what rAi iity they will
make thsm. Government reserves the right to re-
ject or accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Preference given to articles of domestic
production or manufacture. conditions OF quality
and price dncludnG in the pree Of foreign pro
equal. A GUARANTEE in 10 per cent Of the value
Of the artclea offered must accompany bids. UN-
GUARANTEED BIDS will under no circum stances
be considered. Blank. for proposals &e., can be
PROPOSAL. to DO endorsed "ProP9SGls for Military
bupplies" and addressed to L. Gel. JOHN V. FURY,
Deputy QuArtSrmASts General, U. s. A.
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Ch,e.se oi..,ns ouot..ion..

chicago Closing ouotations.
Btd Lstsd. BID /tksd.
Am strvb.. 30 81 NWsEp. CT 0SN
Canal / DE-. 76 77hIN Oh 81 Ry24b -
City Rway. 900 N Carbon 81 "a
I'd Match. l 3oN l32 30 'I"."loo look
LakestL". l6 leh West chsth - l24
St'L"ct lex loA
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nj MING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in efficiency.
4h GATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
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elections and 1flrrtinas.
AMERICAN CAR 8 rouNDRY co

AMERICAN CAR u FOUNDRY co.
1t. Lou o. Sept, ?. 1899.
Preferred CAPITAL stock dividend No. =.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors held this
day II was resolved that dividend OF 49,, Der cent
on the preferred capital stock Of the company be de-
clGred payable on Wednesday, Nov. !. 1899, at the
ONCE OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
No. IS Cedar street New York CITY, to stockholders
OF record At the close OF business on Tuesday Oct
10, 1879. Transfer books will close Tuesday, Oct
10, and reopen Friday, Nov. 8.
FRED. W. EASTON, LIST Vice p President.
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF Tho
Paoihc Coast Company will be held at the ONCE
of the COMPANY, As Montgomery Street, jersey tty,
New Jersey, on "Wednesday the II tn day Of Octobs
1919. at IL O'Clock noon; for the election Of three
Directors. to he elected for term or three wears
aud for tho transaction OF such other business As
NAV properly come before the meeting.
stock transfer books will he clO ed at 2 o'clock
p. n. on Friday, September II. 1899 and reopeHod
At 10 o clock A. NJ on October IL, 1850.
September , 1907.
HAMILTON H. DURAND. Secretary.
THE AESUALMELTING OF stockholders OF the
MONTEREY SANTA CATALINA RAILWAY COMPANY
will be held at its Offices 81 Liberty street. Room
l1o5. New York city. Sept. 49, 1872, at noon:
FRANK RUDD,
Secretary.
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Oats were steady on the spot Sales 800 900 bushels
incl9dinE 600 for export here and At the ouports
ungradsd white 20Ia032. Chicago received h4oclrG
and expects 6tomorrow. Corn was Arm on the spot
Sales loo, 900 bushels for export here and at the
outports. No. = &C. over setsmber in Chicago; do.
white. shc over. Chicago received oil cars and
expects $50 to morrow. Futures olOsed " to "
higher with sales OF %6o,ooo bushels. Prices az fell
lows;
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Prospectus and all other information furnished By
the undersi Ined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

We offer for subscription, at par,
lots to suit,
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New York. Ont 4 Vest. ass,eos Inc. lose4l
WS.sss ESs ts5:ss Inc Inc ' ss5s
Tac F FS5 .tnss. s Rsn july city harss
er sss Of For n Il. s.v. :s .S s
% an S Ses Of compsr eas VIII WITH ihs
% sbss47 1sd Sssrcs;
were si2 y, aS ls5vins deficit of s52,eso an
earnings Tor Jun. Of 81 ~. an Increase s'e 81
1923 s5s a. GCmpsr.d, Tth shs same month Of
For The y AZ s29Sf June 50 Il:
ss Psssd IL f and net sl'95s
ports gross earnings for July Of sI32, O7s. an
Increase Of SILL as compared with the same
OF o' sSa553. Interest on funded debt Oh 81. 80,
sayipg ; surplus OF S33o5s. an increase OF
Ths Elmlra 4 Lake Ontario Railroad North
rt for fiscal Year ended June 80; "'''' To-
ss:. :ss 3s:s35 5: #: Bee Bee: f:E
$3.50 1850 III Inc me- : sss
Deficit. ...... slI1,4ss s4o,274 Inc. al ,2os
The Elmir. WiIliam.port Railroad
Northern Central Hallway Company, Iossee),
| reports for the fiscal year ended June 30
earning. ~ !sss Dec. d1f"es:
! oper. expenses $4,000 sli.sl8 Inc. <<.6s7
Net e.rrins.;:.. sass ',ed.o2o Dee. slSs.s,.
Deficit .......lss se7 sur go. 1857 Inc. s16s. os4
| These securities. among others. were sold
| by auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange:
| e5 shares Trust Co Of America. .........2a5
~ shares Bank q tho Stat: Of n Y;."I27n
- shares North American Trust Co.,...I7l
| 100 shares National Broadway Bank ,....24S
Q shares Continsnta National Bank 1873
| II shares city Trust Co .... ...........5 s6H
20 shares JEFFERSON / CiearheId Coal / t'-''''
10 shares Globe Fire Insurance Co 49,. 90
The receipts 4 th the Govsrrmsnt today we're:
ali. fhs di,bur.emsnts were $500 900, an
iiSgs.; y; ssa to ss.; hay:
sss 1eiiSi i 81 .s9s.ss5. 'Ao''uf'' over
today compared with that OF Yesterday shows:
Gold col. and bullion .,s~ ::1R. .s.ss S.
| Silver dollars and bull
United states Notes. IG.a2s,S4s 1s,76o7s9
| Other assets less do
mand liabilities ...... 9.l57,leS 7,o132ao
| Available cash balance
| including gold reserve 27a.a7loo 7s.ae8. 858
Money in London 11.9lk per cent. Rates Of
moHsSS 6nS. aGS5S per e e"Dt. AMOUNT soast
on balance to-day. $4,000 Paris advices
quote 3 per cent at 5e0 frame: 20 confines.
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Total sales to-day. s2.2s9.2oo.
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2ianofnrtfs. Oraaus. &r.
SEElMW WAY g. SONS
POPULAR PEASE PIANOS

'oS VEST ~ ST., Just West of 9th Ava.
stsndArd Of tone and construe ton, direoS
gains in naed pianos; 81 90 up; nianos rsnaHy oar
month. Write for catalogue sA'So - ps1
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From ei6n rs -, At GREAT BARGAINS
'eha Tor Catalogue ..... GoRDoN's. 1875 Firth Az.
k ELlAbLE Common Pianos. EstAb. 1877. Hi1h
- grade Medium price. Easy terma RantinS
sxchAnglnE. z 42d st '' N''h'inSs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15
Miss Sarah Courtney. of Freeland, is

Miss Sarah Courtney, of Freeland, is
visiting friends here.
Only Williams ice cream used with
soda water drawn at Manners drug
store. 80
Sidney Bliss has recovered the use
of his foot, which he hurt short time
ago.
The teachers of No. 2S school will
hold their regular weekly meeting this
Afternoon at which time papers will
be read on interesting topics.
II. l.. Snyder has been appointed a
special officer and patrols the block on
Adams avenue, between Marion and
Green Ridge streets. This locality has
been the scene of many small robberies
and finally became place to be dread
ed for those who had to pass that
block.
William Tripp, of Fordham street,
has returned from Susquehanna.
Mrs. William Treverton, of Homes
dale street, has gone to Allentown to
attend the state convention of the Re-
becCa lodge.
w. II. Keene has accepted position
as watchman at No. l breaker for the
Pennsylvania Coal company.
Nothing but the purest of fruit juices
and rock candy syrup used in soda
havors at Manners pharmacy, 920
Green Ridge street. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15
CHILDREN CONFIRMED.

There is not a marked occasion of the
year more fittingly and solemnly OBJ
served by the congregation of the
Hickory Street Presbyterian church
than the annual confirmation of young
children, which event took place yes
terday afternoon. The services were
commenced at 2.20 O'Clock, Rev. w.
A. Nordt, pastor of the church, officiat-
ing. The many center pews of the
church held the large class of girls
and boys. Every other available bit
of space of the edifice was occupied by
the parents and friends of the happy
children. The complete church choir
assisted at the ceremony. Rev. Mr..
Nordt, ut the conclusion of the cere-
mony, preached a forcible sermon to
the children.
Last night the class was formally
admitted to the membership of the
church, when every one partook of the
Lords supper At the homes Of the
many children receptions were held
yesterday and last night.
No happier father than Alderman
John Lentes entertained i'll honor OF
the event. His first and promising
son, Fred Lentes, was a member of
the class confirmed. The alderman en-
tertained in a royal manner his friends,
and his guests were members of every
sect. The occasion will always be re-
garded as a memorable one.
EX-Recorder Of Deeds and Mrs.
Charles Huester gave reception also
yesterday at their Cozy home on Cedar
avenue. Their third son. Peter Hues-
ter, was confirmed. The hours were
passed in the pleasantest manner.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beck and son,
of Towanda, who have been visiting
relatives here, will return home today.
Patrolman Thomas Jones underwent
an operation at his home on Saturday.
Patrolman John Thomas is suffering
from an abscess which has formed
about the stab wounds he received
some time ago.
Miss Bridget Culkin. of South Van
Buren, avenue, is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Maria Burke, OF Carbon
dale.
John II. Phillips. DR.. r. G. Beddoe.
e. l.. Robathan, Roger Evans and
Richard II. Williams have returned
from New York.
William Murray. of Wilkes Barre, is
visiting friends and relatives on Lu-
zerne street.
Miss Margaret Johnson, Of Fifth ave-
nue., has gone to England for three
months visit.
Miss Leah Tisdel, of Ithaca, ". Y,
spent few days last week with friends
on North Main avenue.
Michael LOTUS. of Sugar Notch, is
visiting friends on Keyser avenue.
Mrs. Reese d. Jones, of Rock street,
is visiting friends in Utica, n. Y.
John Harding, of Elmira, n. Y, Is
the guest of friends on jackson street
James r. Mears. of North Main ave-
nue., and S. J. Mckeever, of Jackson
street, will leave this evening for
Chicago, ILL.,, and Kansas City, Mo.
John Il. Edwards, of South Main ave-
nue., spent Sunday in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Fellows. four
children, and nurse, Miss Francis Cook,
of Tenth street, are visiting at Indian
Hill Bradford county.
Mrs. John Pelham, of Tenth street
is entertaining her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, OF Waverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Burrus and chill
drcn. of Lincoln avenue. spent Sunday
in Clark's Green.
Mrs. Charles Monninger, of North
Garfield avenue, attended the funeral
of her grandfather in White Haven yes
terday.
Mrs. Martha Carey, of Ninth street.
is the guest of her brother in Buffalo,
N. Y.
Miss Christina Martin, of Pittston,
returned home yesterday from a short
visit among friends here.
Charles Wrigley, of Twelfth street,
has accepted position with graphite
company in Ohio. and left Saturday to
assume his new duties.
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NUBS OF NEWS.

The funeral of the late Ernest Knoll.
who died Friday from appendicitis,
was held yesterday from his parents
home on Cedar avenue. Services were
held at the Christ Lutheran church.
Rev. A. Witke, the pastor, officiated.
Interment was made in the Pittston
avenue cemetery.
Conrad Piel, the wheelright, spent
yesterday at Honesdale.
ST. Irene's Ladies' T. A. B. society
will give a May pole dance at Phar-
macy hall tonight.
Miss Gertrude MaSee, of the Strouds-
burg Normal school, is visiting her
home on Cedar avenue.
At meeting of the executive COM
mttee of the William Connell Hose
company Of the city fire department
held yesterday afternoon, it was de-
cided to run the company's annual eX-
cursiOn to Lake Ariel, August 10. Pre-
parations will be made forthwith.