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No a-All the right. title and interest
of the defendants, Mary j. Thomas and
Thomas Thomas, in and to all the follow
ing described piece, parcel or lot of land
with the messuages and tenements there
on erected, situate lying and being i'm the
village of Jessup in the borough Of Win
ton, county of Lackawanna and state Of
Pennsylvania, known, designated and de-
Scribed as the westerly half of lot num-
Der one hundred and thrty-six $3.50.
upon street called and known as Church
street, upon the Map or Town Plot of
Jcssup Said half lot being twenty seven
(2O feet in width in front on the said
Church street, twenty-seven feet (20 in
rear and two hundred (20O feet in
depth. Being the same premises which
George Feyler and wife, ct AL, granted
and conveyed to Mary ]. Thomas, by
deed dated the 31st day Of July, a. D.,
1894. and recorded in the Recorders Of
flee of Lackawanna county, in Deed Book
ll9, Page AZ. Coal and minerals reserved,
as in said deed. All improved with two
story dwelling house and other outbuild-
ings.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Citizens Building and Loan Asso-
citation VS.. Mary j. Thomas. Debt $475
Judgment No. $50. FL ia, March Term,
1899, ZIMMERMAN,
Attorney
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No. 17.-An the right, titlo and interest
Of the defendant Henry Poehl, in and
to all those certain four a lots pieces ,r
parcels of land situate, lying ana be
ing in the city of Scranton, county Of
I.ackawanna and state Of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Being lots numbers /, >, 3, and A. in Square
or Block No. nine ty-two (92l, according to
the PaWncc Coal COmpanys plot OF lots
i'm the city of Scranton. Said lots beiu-
each forty G0) feet in width i'm front on
street called and known as Gravity Lane,
the same i'm rear and one hundred and
eighty-one 0Sn feet I'm depth. Except
ing and reservinE the coal and minerals
underneath the said lots Being the same
lots of land which Frederick w. Gunstpr
and Margaret Simon, executors Of Fred
erick Simon. deceased, granted and con-
yeved to the said Henry Poehl, bv deed
dated the 18Th day of August 1896 and
recorded i'm the Recorders Office OF Lack
awanna county, in Deed Book l3S PAGE
POO All improved with a tNo-story frame
dwelling house and out-buildinGs.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of New Gormauia Building and Loan
Association vs.. Henry poChl. Debt S7,7 ln.
Judgment No. 7oi March Term 1899 ii. tL
TO March Term, 1899 IlMMERNAN
Attorney
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No 12-All the right, title and interest
of the defendants, Edmund W. Green and
Weldy NJ. Green. i'm ana to all the sur
face of the following described lot, piece
or parcel of land, to wit: Being located
on plot of lots of Robert j.. Hurley Hnd
Edward b. Sturges, situate partly in the
city of Scranton and partly In the bor-
ough or DunmOre. county of LaCkHwanna,
state 90 Pennsylvania, designated as
North Park which said plot Is Intended
TO be recorded in the office for recording
deeds, etc, In said Lackawanna county.
This lot is in the borough of Dunmore
and Is marked on said plot as Lot No.
TWENTY-FIVE (22) in BLOCK go" upon street
marked on said plot as quincy avenue,
said piece of land is forty feet CO) IN
front on Quincy avenue and one hun
dred and siXty-three feet OGGD in depth
to an alley in the rear. sixteen feet u6l
IN width for public use. Excepting coal
and minerals.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of LaCkawanna Safe Deposit COM
pany vs. Edmund w Green and Weldy
NJ. Green. Debt $50. judgment No.
loi2. March Term 1898, Lev IA, to March
Term 1899. c. II. WEILES,
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suit OF James Fitch and Myron Kasson,
executors and trustees of O. II. Loomis,
deceased. Debt 81 GO75O. judgment No.
2IS. March Term, 1899. Lev. ia. to March
Term, 1899. WELLES & TORREN,
AttorucVg.
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No. 6.-Al the right, title and interest
of the defendant Frank Grambo, in and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land, situate I'm the city of Scranton,
county of Iackawanna and state of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows: On the southeast by lands OF j.
Schumacher southwest by Pittston ave-
nue., northwest by lands of y. Fisch, sr.,
ana on the northeast by public alley;
being forty feet wide in front on Piltston
avenue, the same width in the rear and
one hundred and ninety feet In depth.
Being known as lot number ten In square
or block number fourteen on plot OF the
Pdwnee Coal company. Coal ana min
erals reserved. All improved with a two
story and basement frame building, used
as store and dwelling, a barn and other
outbuildingS In the rear
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of German Building Association, No
6, vs.. Frank GrambO. Debt 5000. JudG-
ment No. 7j5. May Term, 1896, f. IA to
March Term 1899. HANNAH
Attorney.
Also at the suit OF German Building
Association, No. s. vs.. Frank Grambo.
Debt $500 Judgment No. III. March
Term, 1899, fl. IA. to March Term, 1899.
HANNAH
Attorney.
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No. 4.--All the right, title and interest
OF the defendants, John Caddcn and VII
liam Cadlen, administrators of Mary
Cadden, deceased, in and 10 all that GER
tain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the
improvements thereon, situate in the CITY
OF Scranton, county Of LaCkawanna and
state Of Pennsylvania, and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at
point on Marion street, 80 feet southeast
erly from the corner of Wyoming ave-
nue., thence in a southeastcrly direction
w ZurfluCh; thence along lot Of Paul
w Zurhuch at right angles with said
Marion street, 1872 feet To public alley
O2 feet inside); thence along said alley
I'm a northcSstcrly direction 40 feet TO
lot of Hannah A. Roche; thence along
said last mentioned lot one hundred and
nfty-two feet To the place Of beginning
with the right TO inClCSe occupy and use
ten feet I'm front Of the front line of said
lot on said Marion street for yard vault,
porch etc. Coal and minerals reserved.
Reing the same piece Of land conveyed 10
the said Mary Caddcn by Charles Tropp
and Frederick SChcidc'l, executors OF
Catherine Schadt, deceased, by deed bear
corded in LaCkawanna county, PennsNl-
yania, in Deed Book Vol, ~ Page 81
etc. the said lot being in the Thirteenth
ward Of the said city oC Scranton and
q part Of lot numbers seven, eight nine
and ten g. s. Q and l0l, In square or block
number three hundred and twenty (3eO),
upon the plot of Mylert's addition to
Scranton with the appurtenances.
All improved with "a two-story frame
dwelling house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
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No. An the right, title and interest
of the defendants Mary Ann Chiffon ana
John Chiffon, in and to all that certain
lot piece or parcel of land, situate in
the borough of BlalIcly, in the county of
LaCkawanna and state Cf Pennsylvania,
and bounded and described as follows
Being the oasterly one-ha1f part OF lot
No. twenty-nine (2O. in square or block
number three 60. as shown on the plot
or man Ot the tract of land known as
HuIr1 Aadttion to Blakely borough. Said
land is twenty-five t20 feet in front On
Second street, the same width in the rear,
ami is one hundred and nifty feet in
depth from front to rear. Being the same
lot of land conveyed by Harriet Williams
and Joseph Williams to Mary Ann Chill.
ton. one of the defendants in deed, dated
February 1st. 1SS Coal and minerals
reserved. All improved with a two-story
frame dwelling house and outbuildings
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of German Building Association, No.
s, VS.. Mary Ann Chiffon and John Chiffon.
Debt $50, Judgment No. go. March
Term, 1899 Fl. ia, TO March Term, 1899.
HANNAH.
Attorney.
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No. 3.--Au the right, title and interest
of the defendant, j. Elliott Ross, in and
to all that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land situate i'm the Sixth ward of the
wanna and state of Pennsylvania, buttCd,
bounded and described as follows to wit:
Being lot number twenty i'm square or
block number thirtY-fOur and situated
upon street called and known as Thir-
teenth street at easterly corner of Marion
avenue upon the plot of Sandersons addi-
tion in said borough, recorded, called and
known as Green Ridge. Said lot is rec
tangular and is SiNty-fOur feet i'm width
on said Thirteenth street and one hun
dred and Scventy-one and One-quarter
feet in depth. The measurements of the
depth and width TO commence ten feet
from the inside of the sidewalk ON the
street aforesaid. The party of the second
part having the right to enclose, occupy
and use said ten feet for Cellarway, porch,
steps, veranda or shrubbery but not to
erect any buildings thereon nor shall any
buildings be erected within forty feet
from the front fence line ON said street or
avenue. Being the same premises CON
Veycd by George SandorsOn ana wife ct
al. to j. Elliot Ross mortEagor herein by
deed dated the, thirteenth day oc August,
A. n. 1887, and recorded i'm IaCkawanna
county Deed Book No 49, page 2l5, etc.
Improved with one two-story ana attic
frame dwelling house ana one small
frame barn and outhOusos, etc.
Seized and taken i'm execution at the
VS.. J. Elliott Ross. Debt, $3.50. Judg-
ment No. G6S, November Term lS9S. Lev.
IA to March Term lS99 Also at the suit
Of Robert Alexander. guardian, ct al. VS..
j. Elliott Ross Debt Si73. Judgment
No. 6G7, November Term, 1898. Lev. IA.
WATSON, DIEHL & KEAIMERER.
Attorneys.
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No. ALI the right, title and interest
Of the defendant, the ThroOp Stove COM
pany, in ana to all the surface and right
of soil only of and to the following lot,
being in PTiceDurg, Lac .awanna county,
Pennsylvania, in Block No. u, and front
ing ON Walker street, described as fol-
lows: Beginning at an Oak tree at the
intersection of the northwest line of
Walker street with the line of land Of
the Delaware, L.ackawanna and Western
Railroad company; thence extending
north Il degrees, 90 minutes east along
the northwest line Of Walker street go
feet to a point; thence north 3S degrees,
80 minutes west 2GO feet to a point; thence
and inches to line of said Railroad COM
pany's land; thence south Il degrees, II
minutes. east along the same 2Gl feet to
the place Of beginning. Containing 3 o.
100 acres, more or less, according TO a
plan or map entitled "Noore's Map Of
Priceburr.
Excepting and reservng however for
public road ie feet in width along the
limo of said Delaware, Lacawanna and
Western, Railroad companys land for
the continuation OF Storrs street.
Coal and minerals excepted and reserv-
ed in the same manner and to the same
extent as the same are excepted and re-
served in Deed from Il. II. ThToop to the
lhroOp Novelty Iron Manufacturing COM
pany, bearing the date Of the 10Th day of
February, \. d. 1885 and recorded in the
LaCkawanna county i'm Deed Book No.
l2}. Page lo2, etc Ack. September Is,
1897, Rec. September %, 1897. Improved
with Il two ana ohe-half story frame
dwelling, n frame foundry and two-story
store building attached, a one-stOry brick
pattern shop, a frame office building,
frame barn and wagon sheds.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Wolf d Warren, executors of b.
II. ThroOp. deceased, vs.. Throop Stove
company. Debt, $l7Oij.3S. Judgment No.
42j. March Term 1888 H. IA. to March
Term 1899.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP,
Attorneys.
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No. l5.--All the right, title ana interest
of the defendants. Amelia NiSinsld and
John Nisiuski, in and To all that certain
lot, piece or parcel OF land situate, ly-
ing and being in Providence in the city
of Scranton, county OF LaCkawanna ana
state Of Pennsylvania. known ana desG-
mated as lot number siAty-SeVcn 90
on Theodore street, on a certain prop
erty entitled, Electric City Park" aC-
Cording to a survey Of the same made in
August, a. D., 1892, by Lewis Van Duyne
engineer; n map of which is recorded in
the Recorders office of Lackawanna
county in Deed Book III, Page l. Said
lot being twenty-five t25D feet in width
in front and rear, and mass feet in depth,
fronting on the north side line of Thcu-
dore street, and lying at right angles
herewith. and extending back ll4.j3 feet
to the middle of an alleyWay; and the
east side line thereof is distant westerly
of Return street. Being the same land
TO the said Amelia Nisnesk by decd dat
ed December 18th, 1897, and recorded IN
the Recorders Office of LaCkdwdnnH
county, in Deed Book 15O Page 329, etc.
All improved with two-Story frame
dwelling house and other outbuildmEs
Coal and minerals excepted and reserved
as in previous conveyanceS of the same
premises.
Seized and taken i'm execution at the
suit of Citizens Building and Loan AS
sociation vs. Amelia NiSn, ski and John
Visneski. Debt $3.50. Judgment No. go
March Term, 1899 ii. fI 10 March Term
1899 ZIMMERMAN
Attorney
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No l3-All the right, title and interest
OF the defendants, w. @. II, Everett ana
Minnie NJ. Everett, in and to all that lot
OF land in the city OF Scranton. lhcka-
wanna county, state OF Pennsylvania.
described us follows: beginning at
corner of now or late James Philbin, on
Hampton street. running thence along
said street twenty and onc-halt
t2412) feet; thence in "a northerly dirrc-
tion parallel with Philbn line one hun
dred and thirty-three (l33J feet TO huc
OF land now or late Of - Miller; thence
alonC said Miller's land twcntv-four and
a half feet to said Philbin land thence
along said Philbin land to the place OF
beginning on Hampton street. Being part
of Lot No. p, in Alfred Hands addition
to the city of Scranton. Improved with
a two-story frame dwelling house ana
outbuildings thereon.
2.--All that lot of land in the FlrSl
ward of Scranton, BaCkawanna county,
Pennsylvania, being Lot No. 10. in Block
"E' on plot OF John IL. Jordan, ct. al,
Said lot is 50 feet wife on the Boulevard
In front and 1i2 feet in depth or length
from front to rear on One side ana l2il2
feet on the other side being part OF 4
tract of land conveyed by the PounSyl-
Vania Coal company to John ii. Jordan,
ct. al, by deed dated May %, lN33. Ee-
corded in Deed Book No. 1Ol. Page %.
Improved with a two-story frame dwell
ing house aud outbuildings thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Il. Mulhcrin W.. W. q. H. Ever
EFT and Minnie NJ. Everett. Debt 5000.
Judgment No. 157. March Term 1899, Lev.
ia, to March Term 1899. DEAN,
Attorney.
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No. li.-All the right. title and inter-
est of the defendants, Edmund w. Green
and Weldy NJ. Green, in and to all that
certain piece or parcel OF land. situate
Scranton, county of Lackawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, described as fol
lows: Beginning at a point on wyoming
avenue at the boundary line between lots
hundred and nine O09) in square or block
No. eleven Qn according to map or
plot of lots formerly of Thomas Dickson,
said point being on the SoutheasterlN
side Of Wyoming avenue one hundred
and twenty Q20) feet nOrthcasterly from
Delaware street; thence in a southeast
erly direction along the division line he
tween lots No. ono, hundred and
U07 and lOO one hundred and
twenty-one and thrcc-tenths O2l 3-lO
feet to point; thence at right angles 20
said last mentioned line by line running
parallel with Wyoming avenue south
westerly forty (4OJ feet 10 d point; thence
by line at right angles with Wyoming
avenue nOrthwcsterly one hundred ana
twenty-one and thrce-tenths O2l 3-lO
thence by line Of Wyoming avenue north
westerly forty tlW feet TO the place Of
beginning. Being forty GU feet in front
on Wyoming avenue. same width in the
rear, and one hundred and twcnty-oue
and three-tenths G2l 3-1Q) feet in depth
together with right to inClose, occupy ana
use ten QO feet in front of the front line
OF said line on Wyoming avenue for yard
and shrubbery, but for no other purpose.
improved with a tWO-stOTy frame dwell
ing and barn erected thereon.
Seized ana taken in execution at the
suit of Lackawanna Trust and Safe De-
posit Company vs.. Edmund W. Greene
and Weldy NJ. Green. Debt g., 2Oia3.
Judgment No. 1911. March Term, 1895.
e, H. WELLEs,
ATTORNEY
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SBERIEE'S SALES.

SIiERGFFS SALES
or
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NENv RIFLES OLE TIE !. A. 4.

A preliminary meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the intercollegiate Athletic Association was
held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night II Wa
not until after midnight that the committee 'l'S"ou
49,, iobors Tho members of the committee present
were President james NJ. Mageo; OF AAle' - .
Barringer NeW-York Uniyersityi helth D3i 9
JTincefon: l. IT, Hayes Harvard: II. Is. Bro: Co
nmba. and c. l.. McKehan. University Of Penn
sylvania The members Of me AdElsoIy Cpl' nd
Murdoch Kondrick. Pennsylvana. presented tno
nron0sed new constitution and bylaws TOT me con
sideratton Of the Executive Committee. Many o.
the proposed changes were bitterly ontested III ee
latter committee. and there promises 10 ne q Ialt
Old time when the delegates 10 tne regular Hvrtns
of the association meet to-day. The proposes eBls
lotion relating to schOOlboys the chlcl hohe OF
contention and unless the proposed RUE as II no"
stands is changed at to-1ay's session, lehhs!i-
vana's attempt to bar Schoolboy WHlrIS VI "'"O'
astic contests is beaten.
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in the direction Of the growth OF the fur and h,...
/; Off gradually, leaving no appearance OF barn
ing. A neat Job can be done in this way and ., =
hard to detect Some of the experts said tha,
Judge would not notice sandpapering even ~ :.
knew that It had been done
The significant point with regard 10 the erh,,,
ton Of this year IS that II has shown the srow,,
of the art Of breeding In this country. through
the winning by American-bred dogs over imported
animals I'm classes where the breeds have b.sr
cultivated to any considerable extent in this conn
try. Even in the collie classes J. PierDont Morgan.
dogs In some cases took the prizes over dogs I'm.
ported to win
owners were getting ready 10 take their dor,
nway through the evening. getting crates In MAJ.
ard preparing the shipping arrangements Owne,.
from New YORK took their dog away asst nl1h,
The animals needing the rest from the excitement !,
a show owners from out OF town had 10 shin h.
express I'm most cases and this necesstated sor.
deiay The dogs will be going out Of the city All
day to-day. as they are Grated ana taken from ths
Among the spectators were Mrs James speys,
Mr. and Mrs ~ r.. Travers. Frederic X Ia ssv
William Cutting NJ. and Mrs. Frank 5 Wherbe.
Henry Bergman Henry Payne Whitney. Wlllan
EIdv william A. Haines. Miss Blodgett Wake,
Broese smith. James w. Appleton. Mr. and Mrs
lanes l., kernochan. John i. Iaines, Mrs Burke
Roche W Gould Brokaw, George l. Myers n,
and Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. Miss May Bird NJ,
and Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs j
eo TAI err Miss Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs. p
Lorllard Ronalis and Mrs. James J Kemochan
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BASEBALL.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR SOUTHERN PRACTICE
Followers Of baseball beginning to wake from
their winter sleep, and they taking a velier
interest i'm things pertaining to the National game.
II Is expected that Manager Hanlon of the Brook
ia club. will reach this city to-day and that he
will make immediate arrangements for taking the
Baltimore and Brooklyn teams South for their
preliminary practice. II is expected that the
two teams will start South about March 90
and that neither will return much before the
formal opening Of the championship season. in
April Hanon is not the sort Of man to take
chances with his players early in the season. and
for that reason 1t is probable that the Brooklyn
team may not be seen in practice games at Wash
ngton Park prior to the opening Of the pennant
series.
IT, however. the weather in this district is warm
and sunshiny IN early April, Hanlon may change
his plans and bring his players North earlier than
he expects Hanlon is good business
well as a hrst-class baseball manager and II the
weather is such that he can bring his men North
without risk OF injury. he will probably do for
the team in Gowanus promises 10 be a money
maker from the start and several exhibition games
before the opening OF the championship season
with college teams would start off the finances OF
the club in good shape.
Manager Day Of the New York club has little 20
say these days. He is making his arrangements to
take his South. and he hopes that when the
men take their positions at the Polo Grounds in
the spring the players will be in better condition
than has been the case for several years.
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A DEAD MAN WON THE RACE.

Vancouver r. G.. Feb. 24.-Australian advices
tell Of remarkable bicycle race in Sydney which
was won by dead man. 1t occurred at an electric
light carnival In a one-me race there were fifty
entries. of the fastest men In Australia TAX
ing part in IT, While ten thousand people watched
this particular race which for cup James
Somervine passed under the tape a winner and
dead man Somerye and Percy Cln left forty
eight riders away I'm the rear. and shot around the
track almost wheel 10 wheel When within twenty
five yards OF the tape Somervile. who still led by
half wheel, was 70 relax his hold on the
handle-bars. His pedals whirled around however,
and he held his position. Five yards from The
tape elf put on a squirt and struck SOmervie's
hind wheel shooting the machine. with its then al
most inanimate burden. ike a rocket under the
tape The crowd yelled wildly but silence ensued
when SOmeTihe, after crossing the tape. plunged
leadforemOst from the machine on the hard track
When picked up he dead. Physicians who ex-
amined his body said he must have had an attack
OF heart failure the last lap.