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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15

Archibald this evening. Subject,
"Fhrenology as an Aid to Success in
Life" Admission 10 cents.
Emblem division, No. 81. Sons of
Temperance, will meet in their rooms
this evening.
Mrs. Jacob Kern, of Buffalo, N. Y,
is spending a few days with her moth
er, Mrs. j. Yackoniak, of this place.
David W. Williams, representative
from Taylor castle, No. 267, X. OF G.. E,
has returned from the grand lodge ses-
sion at Lancaster.
Mr.. Richard Mogg, of North Taylor
is receiving treatment at the Moses
Taylor hospital for a sore eye, an in
jury which he received at the Taylor
mine.
Rev. William Prestwood, of the
Archibald, occupied the pulpit at the
First Congregational church Of Felts-
vile yesterday.
Messrs. James 1nglish and Joseph
Prendergrast visited friends in Ransom
yesterday.
Miss Florence Cockrell was rendered
surprise reception at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cockrell,
on South Main street, on Friday even
ing by her many friends. a pleasant
evening was had by those present. De-
licious refreshmentse were served.
Peter Price, the well known clarines-
ist, has been chosen as director of the
Taylor Silver band, which recently or
ganized.
David Williams, of Hyde Park, called
on relatives here yesterday.
Mrs Conner Williams, of North Main
street. has fully recovered from her re-
cent serious illness.
Mrs. Sidney Baker and children, of
Dorrancetown, spent yesterday visiting
relatives here.
Prof and Mrs. NJ J. Lloyd, of Price,
burg visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Llewelyn, of Union street,
yesterday.
The services over the remains of the
late Mathew HaZleton were held at
his late home on Main street yesterday
afternoon by Rev. Francis Gendall. The
funeral was largely attended. Burial
was made in the Forest Home ceme-
terry. The pall-bearers were Edward
B. Decker, Jesse Gangwer, Charles
Nicholas, Edward Harris, Risley Fatz-
niger and George Hatfield.
The Baptist convention which is
being held in this place was largely
attended yesterday afternoon and
evening.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

There will be graduating classes at
both Jermyn and Mayfield schools this
year. At the latter six and at Jer-
myn ten. 1t is now a number of years
since either school turned out a grad
uate, and this years close of school
will therefore be quite an interesting
event. The closing exercises of the
Jermyn schools will be held in Enter
prise hall and the committee in charge
Of the affair are getting q. IN ex-
ceedingly good programme fus g.. o"-
casion.
J. j. Miller, delegate of Rushbrooil
lodge, No. $50, l. O. O. f., left today
for Allentown to attend the grand
lodge convention.
The borough council did not meet in
special session on Friday evening, as
arranged. But three of the council
men, Moon, Davis and Nicholson, and
the tax collector were on hand, and,
after waiting some time without a
quorum arriving, they left the council
room.
George Williams and Tommy Davies
yesterday attended the funeral of the
late Robert Bodycomb at Scranton.
Miss Alice Davis has accepted posi-
ton at the Emergency hospital at Car
bondale.
Mrs. John Rosemorgey, of West May
field, is quite sick.
Harvey Van Kleeck will leave today
to enter Wills hospital, Philadelphia,
for the purpose of undergoing an oper-
alton of the eyes.
Miss Ollie Blakeslee. of this borough,
and her sister. Miss Bertha Russell, of
New York, are visiting in New York.
The Hillside Coal company paid the
employees of the Glenwood, Erie and
Keystone collieries on Saturday.
Aaron V. Bowers illustrated lecture
on "Pompeii' next Friday evening in
the Methodist Episcopal church should
attract large number of people.
Rushbrook lodge of Odd Fellows at
tended morning service in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church yesterday and
listened to an impressive sermon by
the pastor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

rrahk McCono' OF scranton, spent
yesterday III thls CITY,
enough money was reaiized on the
pase oal soclal 10 erect the PROPOSED
changes on Dully heiu'
Spanle u CooSan' parperS III the
basement OF Hotel american retlreu
from business SATURDAY hlght.
FRANK listed, Sllas McMulieh ana
John Newton spent saturday at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15
OLYPHANT.

Although organized but a few weeks,
the board of trade has already succeed
ed in securing an industry in the shape
of shoe factory. \ representative Of
the Clappison Shoe company, of Eas-
ton. was in attendance at q meeting of
the board held recently and stated that
they were desirous OF locating in Oily
phant. The factory will employ at the
beginning about 100 hands. seventy-flve
per cent. of which will be male help.
In the course Of a few months the num-
ber of hands may be increased to 300.
The exact location of the plant is not
known, but an option has been made
for the purchase of the Campbell build
ing. At that meeting the board ap-
pointed a committee to go to Easton
to investigate the standing of the con-
cern. They reported everything satis-
factory. and q company OF local capi-
talists was formed. The amount of
stock already subscribed is $4,000.
Among the stockholders are the follow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15

Hoods Pills cure biliousness. Mailed
for 25 cents by G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell
Mass. I"
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PEoKVILLR.

Mr.. William Jennings. the humorous
reciter and Mr.. w. T.. Burke, highly
talented vocalist, both OF Scranton
will assist at the entertainment un-
der Of the management of Miss Jessie
1. Stearns to be given Saturday even
ing, May 20, for the benefit of the Will
son Fire company Of this place.
j.. S. Partridge was at Pleasant
Mount yesterday attending the funera!
Of William Partridge.
MIR. J. d. Feck visited his son, Byron
Peck. at Carbondale, yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. s. II. Briggs spent yes
terday with their son, II. B, Briggs,
of Carbondale.
Bernard Fagan was greatly surprised
Saturday morning to find his valuable
horse gene from the barn and every
thing went to show that the horse had
been stolen. Later in the day the
horse was found strayinE in the woods
near the Mount Jersey breaker.
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MEMORIES.

l remember. / remember
The books / used to read,
Their all-absorbing interest
No others can exceed.
No volume was a page too long,
Nor held word too much;
Oh how l wish that / today
Could find another such!
l remember. L remember
The books 1 used to read;
They were no problem OF the sex,
No dark and doleful sCreed
No study of a character,
No lesson OF the age,
No blatant brawl OF theories
On widely-margined page.
remember. 1 remember
The books l used to read;
No deadly dull verbosity
Their meaning would impede.
The maid was always beautiful,
The man was brave and true,
And everybody always did
Just as / wished them to.
/ remember. l remember
The books used to read:
No clever fiction OF today
Those tales can supersede.
I'll read the moderns IL 1 must,
But pleasure unalloyed
find In turning TO the books
/ long ago enjoyed.
Carolyn Wells, In Life.
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state Of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm of +. j.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the city
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid
and that said firm Will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CatarTh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9TH day of December
A. D., 1886.
ISeall \. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood ard
mucous surfaces of the system. Send fu"
testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY, e CO. Toledo. O,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Grand parade and celebration, l. o.
o. F., at Allentown, May 10 and 16,
1899. Rate from Scranton 1910 for the
round trip. Tickets good going and re-
turn on all trains, except Black Dia-
mond express, May 10 and 16, with final
return limit to May II, 1899. Consult
Lehigh Valley agents for further par
ticulars.
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COULDN'T AGREE.

Last week a Job printer named
Cooke, of Susquehanna, was in this
city negotiating for n half interest in
the News. Mr.. Frye, OF York, the own
er of the paper, was here, but they
could not agree on terms and the pro-
posed deal was declared off Mr.. Cooke
is thinking of opening a job office here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15
TAYLOR NEWS.
Well Known Residents Laid at Rest.
Rev. Walker to Lecture-Personal
and Other Notes.

The funeral OF the late John r.
Price was held at his late home on
Ridge street on Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Short services were held
at the house by the Rev. ]. NJ. Lloyd,
after which the remains were con-
veyed to the Methodist Episcopal
church, of which the deceased was one
of its most faithful and active mem
bers. The services at the church were
conducted by the Rev. Francis Cen
dali, assisted by the Rev. DR.. II. II.
Harrisi Rev. Ivor Thomas, of this
place, and Rev. Hugh Davis, of Hyde
Park. The Methodist Episcopal church
quartette, consisting of James e. Wat
kins, Mrs. John d. Atherton and Mrs
John r. Neeley sang several anthems
during the services. The floral Offer
ings were many and beautiful. The
remains were borne to the Forest Home
cemetery for interment. The Minooka
tribe, No. 24,7 I. o. r. NJ, Temple Of
Love lodge, No. Z, T. J., and Taylor
Mine Accidental fund of which the
deceased was a member, attended in a
body. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
John w. Williams, John Pugh, of the
Ivorites: Henry Smith, David Rossar
of the Redmen, and Daniel Thomas,
John r. Johns, of the fund: flower
bearers: James Hood. Thomas Owens,
John r. Francis. Funeral Director
I. j. Davis was in charge.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western colleries here viii work five
eight hour days this week.
Mrs. Edward j. Evans and children,
Leah and Maud, spent the Sabbath
with relatives at Kingston.
A chronological lecture will be de-
livered by the Rev. James Walker at
the Primitive Methodist church of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15

1 have been n sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines for it. At
last found one remedy that has been
q success as a cure, and that is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.-P. L. Grisham, Gaars Mills,
La. For sale by all druggists. Mat
thew Bros, wholesale and retail agents.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
CHiLDREN WHILE TEETHING WiTu
PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHES the
CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEX
sold by Druggists in every part OF The
world. Be sure and ask for MRS. Wins.
low Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty 1--WE cents a bottle,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-15

WHAT PEOPLE SAY about Hood 8
Sarsaparlla is that it cures when all
other remedies fail. Therefore you
should take Hoods Sarsaparilla in pre-
ference to all others.
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BOXING.
ENGLISH BANTAM WEIGHT CHAM
PION N TIE FIRST ROrND

Terry" NcGovern. of Brooklyn knocked out
"Pedlar" Palmer u England in the frst round
OF the bout that scheduled for twenty five
rounds n the open arena of The Westchester Ath-
letic Club at Tuckahoe YESTERDAY. afternoon Ire
men fought for a purse OF $4,000 o. which $50
went 10 nc winner ard g 80 - the loser
Fully nine thousand spectators We're present
when Palmer entered The rlrg one os his Sec
ords carried a slken British aas which he waved
over Palmers head vhi-e -he band played God
save the Queen McGoverr GOT INFO the ring
feV minutes 'stor. preceded Dr. his tre'te-ve4r-o'a
brother. who waved a large American Gss around
fhe ring Young McGorerr went % his brother e
opponent ard shook hands 0th him 7hfe t1e
band PLAYED The star Srarg.e3 Banner
Ro-h puaiiisfs cooked % he ~ excellent physical
condition ard they We each said ~ no confident
or winning
b" ron'es' started 10 20 m nor had
the edTar axe l- H".-rt Palmer 'ed w't1 us
left for The head rtf 'e' short End N~iorer-
landed his I0f' a91fr 'r Dis opponents h4s
Palmer looking ~o0'ifr'- pushed the -gntnE
."'ohT his '4f again T'0 f'r0e .-' VI Govern
Topped back 4' N' and Palmer 's '. his A'--
pen N' arose '0'' ''s use +-a=
Then bringing i- down 20 Fa'n---- stomach Of -r-
r.-- EN-. ~-s 80. 49, 81, ....
p" .t-9 7-i7 ~ -- 1881 '- ---.f.
mouth. tu- the Brooklyn lad ONLY shook his head
~1 kan. A..- Aa~se 7.--t-9 ,tte -f=.-- ~-s- 49,,
head an' body
Ttrnekeeuer Pollock aors.nt.--v rang The gong a+
a tine "He7 N''i'.eTn had MS r'a' IT.
George : Ter learning -.at tr- ringing was acc.-
dental called -ha f-vs -,ee-re- ar,.- r-ar -s.
slrned hos-iiri4s after aps- Of about thirty sec
ords They go- ~ close quarters irr--ad.a.-I-
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REFERS TO THE VALENTINE CASE.
JUSTICE COLLINS INsTRUcTs THE GRAND
JURY TO LOOK INTO THE BANK
wRECKING AT PERTH AMBOY.

New Brunswick sept l3-At the opening ~ 80
September term u the Mdd.oSex County Court to-
day Justice Gilbert Collins in bis charge 20 th@
Grand jury said
About the most important development N GRIM
inai matters in MIddlesex County since the LAST
term u court seems 20 have been the eXtensi'e
st@slings of he cashier ~ The Mllfesex Cosn'J
BANK. az Perth Amboy. During ne summer VaSe-
Non the emoezzer lent and iefalcauons we're Hss-
covered. and the cashier u no had A. nrst ryNErs
safety IN flight returned. surrendered nimscf ana
announced tha- he wished fo Do plr'sncl ioi -
crime. Some specific charges against nm 49,
presen ed in the form. 81 al gallons pom the1e
allegations he presentsd prs Of guilty "nicn vs.
a'oepted and he was sentenced. There ls reason
plete investigation demonstrated the actual extent
ot the cashiers populations
All the facts m the matte vii oe presented lor
your examination by Prosecutor voorhees, an1 ~
Edward II Campbell the receiver 81 he Trecket
Institution. who has been requested ht me PROSE-
curor 90 bring them before sou
~ s. your drfy 70 ring 81 ad1iro1al criminal
Indictments l. iu your judgment me faofs M ne
Oas- warrant it shall oe pleased 20 give you any
information rJu may desire. nov or ~ ant otnrr
time ring 30 your powers tfl'l
f1a SCOPE ~ your duty .n me matter
IuSfir" collins 20 ri trgfc th' 1ranG JiTy -
Investigate carefully fha rir nsfar'a. case cor
rorring Reuhsr Strickland and George Day no" IN
SAFE prison on conviction for burglar. win tie
20 Irder N their cOmparior. Patrick Cro1in az
~ Tleshurg 'r0nin's body wes found On rran~-
berry bog near J TnesrDrg s.-nn morfH- ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
TIRED OF THE STRI GGLE.


Ae1ard-- heeE4~ IT, young man ff'7g az
No 80 Avenue r. 5ayorre IS missing from his
norra and ta- Hohoke0 20 ~ believe that = 10
~ he bottom - re Hudson Rive I5'e m Mon
dow night saph-o. of s., go PaIsade- ave.
Jersey CRY Hegnrs rsndsf Pafrolmsr John Ger
ken 4 bunch ~ papers - ~ 'oV er ferry - HOBO
s@- saving 'r1t - found them ~ ferryooat or.
his V4r from N-v ork The papers "'re several
corrected proof sheets of repy made o' laws
Robert G0ali.~ 20 80 eI.-t. fron Ferflc' %
- 80 secured ay 4 sxauder KEGS sn- j.. j. 81.
FOR damages 4gai1-t rl- ri Avenue KAN
rornrerr and JOIN Hunt on Tho la-t page Or Z y
proof sheets Vas rrifteu RE following .e.teF
on board The N1-re Rand b'rr'-r-sf 80 r. m
an ~ ANYBODY Fa-ner. notner.
sisters al bur- tUc little car.lrgs Ll.y ana
Pane ksfe gont Jack on me- |idee hfHNlt
saws a. is best - H. bon proorG 70 WIFE an
incgrsbls t6idnevl romp-air' asree Hiin I'm;
bur vii 10 no murder ! IN tired ~ sickness Al
Aghri7z large corporation for my rights arc =.
my children hlf God The GOOD Fs'her ~ io'S'
orr fcr ny ii'-'- ones -..
go 49, ALEzXAAN(DIlER KEE''AN' Jr'
Po-4rt 65oeiier n. been kiri ~ no ogr an.
not - or win him forever - enfe'n ne 'e,ond
~ on4 reno--s5 s-e,rr ANYBODY 'lrp - re
Keesan was injured or Tie aest 2. AuE1s, ~.
80; while ? passenger ~ Thir1 A'enie car II
collision between The car and trrrfufe Nsn
Nr Keecar = sad Yesterday t1s' his son
had acted Z slight i4men-e1 for some -. go.
He md beer a. inmat- ~ several no. ''I' -'n y
~r-Aivirr re Injuries 80 wars go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Charles O. Carourh@rs the station aEenf - fn@
Staten Island Rapid Transit Company who IRE
tended 20 ra~. been drIgEei and robbed ~
stranger ar ne Arradale station. vas taken 10
Long Island CIV under arrest yesterday q, charge
~ Detective ss-ris ~ The Long Island Railroad
Carouthe-s vas station agent AZ Jamesporf LorS
Island the Long Island Railroad and when ne
that considerable money mad disa ppeared. The de-
tecrive read 'ne story n the alleged robbery. ard
traced Caroutners hotel az HLguenot, Long
Island and placed him under arrest Detective
Sarvis says that Carouthers admitted 20 lin that
o. had not been drugged but that be vas drunk
when he was robbed Re VAS taken 20 the jail
3 EI.arMaal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
WOODRUFF IN WAR PAINT
STRIVING FOR COUNTY OFFICES AND
MORE AssEMBLYMEN N KINGS
DADY SEEMS 70 BE- WINNING FAVOR WITH SOME
OF THE INDEPENDENTS AFTER THE DE-
FEAT or r ROSS APPLETON

FEAT OF p ross APPLETON
Lieutenant Governor Woodru- Is algn,ns his
forces ard r,a,4,,g 49, ,,,,.,..r - &C. 49,. ~
.o---., 49, -''e '.'9 fo'-.'-o' FENCES IO' ne A1
Sa-"pa'sn lie and those wAo are associated witn
him IN ne regular Renuhff,ar o-va-iza-,o- VII
nat. o. - -, -H-o''-a - So ~
-. '1"' "s"' 20 VIII a. east "A le" OF the
county o-l,~s All or which are held BY Democrats
Mr. Woodrur realizes that - ~ should succeed q,
tins his prestige would be- ,nr-esseg and ,-clden,.
49,. 1871 ~ --'-'''7--' anu --'-7
@''y more patronage would b. a. the disposal q the
Organization He Is also anxious % retain or
increase Renuhff.a, -e,-eser,s.,o, ,-o-, L-,-gs
c., . a." 49," 'O" No
~'1'y III No Assembly. or the t~enty-one As
senbly uer only AK arc Republicans VrNa no
aorrecfa.cs
@pl"-'.a'es ne solidarity ~ ne Democratic or
Eaniza'ion. Led hy Hugh Mclaughlin. vet he be-
Aeves that the Dissatisfaction which exists between
V-fffouqbA.. s.-e.. ,-4 - $500. -. - -. -,
s"'f street ana ialninany fia4i m account o,
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rurIr Rry4W4y ~ BPO4DW4T.

AL exciting runaway occurred IN Broadway near
the Metropolitan opera House .ate yesterday atter
moor 4 surrey. owned by julius Palmer - NJ
60 s.x+r-ave and driven rv Carl Ertras = So
2s Eas, Forty folrtn-st had turned i1 from Tnir-
fv-s,xth-si about O'Clock when ore - the wheels
ven, down into ire cable slot
The horse became frightened and sr-arg torwar-
tearing the wheel o1. The horse ran OF up tie
r0ad some O. the harness wing broke. A. che
. me- tine Frtras could rot sfc9 r.u r. 'front.' ~
No 10 Broadway the runaway ran mo horse
and wagon OF r A. Ceucroi- 4 Co. O. No - Fui-
tcn-st throwing The driver James Ha-k.1. from
he seat The runaway kept on and re-r.r ran
down "a crowd d, vofnel boarding car a. Thirty
rtnth-st Policeman BrnlT. o. the Broadway
Squad saw tie horse coming. Al1. with TIE ne4p
az a cabman named Charles Gins.as stsyged ti..-.
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scHArrfER. THE HoToRu4y ARRESTED.


Henry S~haeTsr. 'h.r-y-elght wears Old Hv-
ing ir Observation-Disclosures mint h-s-. Manhattan
vas arrested last night on The BoVery. C0ney
Island he Patr-'man william q Murphy ~ The
Bah Beach police station. sctae6er IS Tho motor
man = 'ae Fffa-ave. trolley car that ran over
Eugene sullivan The contractor who lost his right
arm carly fas- Monday morning while walking cr
the tracks near Newt trechf-ave. Bath Beach
Az the tine - fna accident Schaefe- ran aRaf
and lefr his car Why tae charge OF assault SHOULD
he made against Sr1aeffar no one has explained.
court
sullivan Who vas thought 20 - beyond recovery
r. a~-- r~ -r- doctors - the Norwegian H0s7ifa
IL rapidly recovering and VIII be able 70 leave the
hospital In Few weeks
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FP4VcBJSE GPtNTED.

Non.clair sept Z. fspeoiaD The Town Cour-iI
~ this town shortly before midnight last night
granted 4 franchise 20 The North jersey Street
R,uu,.v COMPANY for A street railway through
F,lrn-st and Orange Road 90 'he orange Ere The
APPLICATION had been nangnS nre t1r several
months The ordinance provides f0r IT, cent fare
10 Newark until ig.i hen 80 j. 70 p. -ighf cents.
The rate u fare from Verona. Bloomfield NJ Mont
clair 70 orange when the road Is extended % that
city j. 20 be I've cents
Councilman Crawford voted agains- he granting
OF the franchise upon the gr0Lnis tl1f ryt-'ne
was IN favor % he trolley company ard nothing
for. ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

ril Re almost the same as the eleven that Will
pay Prince RanNtsinhJs team later IN the month.
Il Is az follows +: 4. Bates. y. z Graves ?. II.
SlaFk. W; P. ONeill a. ". Jones and s G. Cumen-
4 lai r l. Altemus. Of Belmont. " <. Goodman. p
Philadelphia. and J. =. ScatterECod ana ! y.
Henry Q: Merton This team Is strong In J. II.
scattergood It has the finest wicket keeper IN tie
country. and several OF the have been century
eomp!lers or more than one occasion. The Ph.ia-
egyptians are set IN their opinion that their sk IS
not on the same plane as that % their Metropolitan
brethren. while NewYorkers assert that they can
pui Just as strong a team II the field as the
Quakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
HOSPITAL FoR coSr4Glors DISEASES.

Elizabeth Sept = fSpeciaD The Board - Health
o. his city is considering the need ~ erecting I"
hospital for contagious diseases. such as scsriec
fever and liberia and a. The Board meeting asE
night steps were taken looking toward the esfao-
ishneur OF such institution. sirniar IN cesign
20 the Ninturn Hospital IN New-N0rs 4 commit
Tee consisting OF prs Mray.ag stern and WILSON
was appointed ~ Presiderf Whear 20 report a.
the mex meeting The feasibility and ne cost %
erecting A hospital Of this character.
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v0vrcINR SFWFR 4NNENNNEyTS.

An order was msd- hv Justice Depue A. New-
ar, Yesterday directing 'ha town = Mont-lsir 70
show cause why the action ~ the Comm ssloners
of Agseszrncnrs Tor construction q the Mont
clair sewerage system should not he aside
sixteen property owners ar" represented in rho
sr,tf whien l. intended t.-- cas-" TIE assess
rrerr amounts ~ f4l .sel - Included II %
amounts FOR sewers outside he Tow nshir and lr
h. neld that the 41 does nor sanction t7e eK-
nen5iture OF money OF such sewers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
NEW GRAND JURY cIERK.

A. The opening ~ The Hudson County courts
Yesterday Justice L.pr ncotr announced that Rob
orr Gilman had resigned as clerk ,o me Grand
Jury and f1e court had appointed James z
Clarke % tre vacancy The new Jerk IS a iaw
yer He va born IN Trenton ,wen'y-s.x years
: hool = that c,v and rom The Trenton Bust
ness College and studied Law % rae Office OF John
~ Racke- He has lived 90 Jersey city only
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Orange Ser 2 Special on account u The sd-
vance rhe price - iron TWO bidders FOR three n
ta@ sections % ne work the pumping station
A. camubeus Pond have refused 10 sign The con-
tracts The bids made a. March and were
he'd up during the tgnf over tne municipal light
lrE scheme The contra rfs those or the Pioneer
lyon Works f3r tire pump d ili 90 and Henry
Drvf frr iron pipe gates srd waste W-lr al = 30
The Water Committee has been directed 20 read
vertise f1r bids The contracts f0r ne other
lions - the work were approved and ordered