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SUICIDE FOLLOWS TRAJIC
END OF CLARA SCHNEIDER
Veteran Of Score of Indian Fights Kills Him.
self at Camp Mckinley and Is Found a
Decomposed Corpse Yesterday

would ask Bennett where Miss Schnei-
der got the morphine which killed her.
No more OF the drug, nor any box
or bottle in which 1t had come hav-
ing been found in the woman's room
Chillingworth concluded that she had
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CONTRACTORS.

PATTY. Contractor and Builder.
and once dttins; brick. wood or
enlldlns. shop. Palace wsIt: resi-
wilder Ave. near Kswsio.
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\ NEGLECT YOUR EYES; you
nut one pair. Dor't wear other
~ fssses. your eyes diner from
- DON'T wear cheap. improperly
slasses, they wfii ruin your eyes.
IVY : " LUCAS. oPTfcfAN. Love
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sTENocRAPUrps

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J, ,ans'ng's insurance dept. ground
spli uldg. Tel. Msfn sEa
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k,.,A Aren't 20 take acknowledge
IN 70 Instruments, district Of kona.
y sN w, G. Achrs once. King st..
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,s0EEssl0NAl CARDS.

srArE NSD INVEST hkNrs.
('riAN. POND q co.-Judd pldg.
| l.s 70
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AGENTS.

e.MpuELLs-omce Queen s,.. op-
Union Feed Co.
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MoNTRosE.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Montrosc. Sept S-Elwood Gardiner, Of Bing.
hamton, is the guest Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. u. V. Gardiner, at their home on Chest
nut street
Mrs. NJ f. Gcrritson Of Maple street, is en-.
tcrtaining her brother, Addison Morgan, Of
Scranton.
Conductor Mcman, Of the Montrose branch
Of the Ichigh Valley railroad, has been re.
moved and Oscar +. Weidman, Of Sayre, has
been given the place.
Drs. Reed Burns and f. u. Brewster were
here on Friday in consultation with DR. 4. r..
Gardner, Of this place, on the case OF Dr.
Brcwstcr's mother, Mrs. Horace Brewster, who
is criticary i'll at her home in South MontroSe.
Attorneys W. D. b. and C. II. Ainey were
engaged in law suit at Tuscarora on Saturday.
>acstcr S Vail, Of New Milford was trans
acting business in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McCreary, OF llallstead,
were visitors at DIR. John G. Wilson's yesterday.
Entries are already pouring into the office of
Secretary ". A. Ellsworth Of articles to be
SHOWN at the Hfty.fourth annual exhibit Of Sus.
quehanna County Agricultural society, which
takes place on the picturesque grounds OF the
society in Montrose. on Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day, September Is and 10. Very liberal premiums
have been offered on a great variety OF articles
oi domestic manufacture, country produce and
i've STOCK, anu lne expectation II 'l'd' ''A'
years exhibit WI surpass those Of previous
years. Special low rates on the LackaWanna
and Lchigh Valley railroads.
The regular monthly union service of the
Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian congrega'
tio1s took place at the Baptist church last
evening. Pastors Thomas, Benedict and Benton
participated The sermon preached by
Pastor Thomas, his theme being anchors That
Never Drag Mid the Storms of Life" The dis
course was one OF power and delivered in the
speakers most eloquent and impressive manner.
Tie regular Sunday afternoon meetings at tho
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian association
were resumed yesterday, after a recess OF sey'
eral months. Harry W. Beach, president Of the
association, made stirring address
Joseph O'Bricn, little son of John +. O'Brien
Of this place, was seriously injured and mar
rowly escaped instant death yesterday, stone
thrown at a COW by another boy missed il
mark and struck the O'Bren boy with awful
force on the side Of the head, just missing q
vital spot, and inflicted a deep cash The boy
was rendered unconscious and the wound bled
profuscly but Dr. Wilson was summoned and
soon had the little chap quite comfortable.
Next Sunday morning two eminent Redemp
torist Fathers Of New York city, will open
mission in st. Marys Catholic church, to con
l.nuc week. There will he masses daily
at 5 and $50 a. M, with sermon at eacl
service. At the $50 service the children Of the
parish will he given instruction. Every
evening during the mission services will be hel,
at 40 O'Clock, consisting Of a religious in
struction, followed by a sermon, and closing
with benediction by the most blessed sacrament
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HONESDALH.


Honosdalc, sep. S.--M. and Mrs. Edward
Tiers, who have been stopping tor the past year
with Ms, Bmncl On Third street, have taken
tie furnished residence OF Mrs. Horace T. Whit
hey on Second street. which they will occupy
for an indefinite time
Rev William H. Swift was called yesterday
afternoon to oihcate at the funeral Of James
rcthicG who resided near Aldenyille but was
iornrrly resident Of Hon2sdalc.
This (Tuesial) evening the season at the
loncsdae opera house will open with Harry
Mau'l's scenic play, South Before the War;"
tull ui scenes typical of southern darly life,
among which are dlrhv melodies. camp meetings
cake walk and slave litn.
H. ". Rowley and Herbert Cox, Of Scran;on,
spent sunday at Beach Lake
Mr.. and Mrs Parker daughter Moll'e, and son
Weston, who have been spending the past month
at Beach Lake and lloncsdale, returned to :heir
homo in Paterson today
While working on the new barn in the r,si Of
Mrs Krosslers residence or FRO It street. Mr.
Horace h, Marsh icll twenty feet by the break.
ing OF a scatfold. DR., W. r. R,s,'y was callrI
lie found Mr. Marsh had a broken collar bone
and Vas otherwise injured.
Mr. Moyan, Of Fcrmoy. has lost fourteen head
Of cattle The fatal malady is supposed TO have
arisen from feeding on marshy pasture land,
Similar to that Of Mr.. Mills, Of oregon, this
county, who lost seven head Of cattle.
Miss Minnie Goesser, of New York city is Wis
iting Honosdalo friends,
c. +. Mumford and family returned from As.
bury Park today,
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, ot Menner & Co.'S stores,
Is spending her vacation in Scranton and Jcr-
myn, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. C. Birdsall and Mr., aud Mrs.
Gustave Smith, Of SceleyNic, are making a tour
Of Lake Ontario and will visit Alexandria Bay,
Montreal, Quebec and Lakes Champlan and
George.
Mrs. Mary f. Bennett and John Souther, OF
Washington. d. c., are the guests of Miss
Harriet +. Rockwell.
Mrs. Joseph Gillespie, Miss Elizabeth Hen
wood and Miss Jessie Keoicr, Of scranton, have
been spending a few days at the Keeier home
stead on Park street.
Labor Day is being observed in lIontsdale All
Of the shops and factories have shut down tol
the day and the town is nearly deserted. NanS
have gone by private conyeyances, the Delaware
and Hudson had not made any special arrange
ment 10 carry the crowd 60 Lake Lodore, Tn,
regular trains could not carry the passengers. A
special train was ordered from Lake Lodore t.
convey those who could not be taken by rsgu
: lar trains Up TO noon about 800 tickets were
= sold for Lake Lodore, A large number went
with the Erie excursion from HOnesdale TO Bing
hamton.
The Democratic primaries were held through
out the county Saturday evening, the county
convention will be held in the court house thi
afternoon. The legislative candidates before The
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but for a short time during the day,
yet a number of points were recorded,
and several changes in the standing
will be noticed this morning. The
greatest change was that made IN the
fifth notch, as usual Arthur KEN
merer, of Factoryville, occupies 1t this
morning, having jumped from eighth
place. over the heads Of Eugene Bo-
land, Harry Reese and Miss Fannie
L. Williams, and is but three points
behind David G.. Spencer, who is now
in fourth position. Other leaders who
improved their standing in the posi-
tions they already hold are Charles
Rodriguez, in first place, and Robert
Campbell, in fourteenth.
Two New Contestants.
There were two new contestants en-
rolled yesterday, Miss May Yeager.
Moscow, Pa, and Thomas j. Mown,
212 South Irving avenue. This shows
quite conclusively that the young peo-
pie realize that it is not too late to
start In the contest. There is still
plenty of room and plenty of time for
active young men and women to en-
ter this competition and strive to win
one of the ten special rewards. 1t
matters not whether they reside In
Scranton or in the smaller towns sur
rounding 1t. There is material every
where, ready for them to shape to
their own ends. For details of the OPP
portunity, read the article on the
fourth page of this mornings Tribune
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Valuable Real Estate
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1900.

BY virtue of sundry wrts Of Feri Fa-
cias, Levari Facias and Nenditionl EN-
ponas, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Lackawanna County. to me di-
rected, I will expose to public sale ty
vendue or outcry, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the court house, in
ty, on. FRIDAY, the FOURTEENTH
DAY Of SEPT, A u. 1900, at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon of said day, all the right,
title and interest of the defendants III
and to the following described lots, pieces
or parcels Of land viz:
No. ALI the right title and interest
of the defendant, L. w Hoffecker, in and
to all the surface of ali those lots or
pieces Of land situate in the Borough of
Jermyn. County Of Lackawanna, and
state Of Pennsylvania. bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at cor
ner of an alley and land of stephen c.
Whitmore; thence in an casterly direction
along said lands of said stephen G. Whit
more one hundred and twentyG2O feet
more or less, to corner on street known
as Railroad street thence in a northcrlY
direction alsng lands OF the Ontario, Car
bondale and Scranton Railroad company
two hundred and ninety C290) feet more
or less to corner; thence in westerly
direction twenty-five C25l feet, more or
less, TO said alley; thence in southerly
direction along said alley two hundred
and fifty (25J feet, more or less, to the
the lots purchased of Frank II. Glenn
ons. high sheriff of the County OF Lacka-
wanna, and State of PENNSYLVANIA hy
stephen c. Whitmorc, Jan. is, A. D., 1897.
Excepting and reserVing the coal and
other minerals beneath the surface of
said lots, All improved with one large
shed used for storage purposes,
Seized and taken in execution at the
llecker, Dstb, $3.50. Judgment. No. iOSS,
ber Term, 1900. TAILOR & LEWIS,
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convention are ]. II. Thompson, Of Tlwlcy; r.
Fucrth, Of Honcsdalc, and NJ. J. Brennan, OF
Mount Pleasant.
Miss Jessie Cavcring, of New York city, who
sang at both the morning and evening services
in the Baptist church yesterday, delighted the
large audience. For a l2.year.od miss she ex.
hibitcd marked ability as a solost. She is the
possessor Of a strong, well cultivated voice.
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TERMS OF SALE.

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
ERIY is STRUCK oFP AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
is CONCLUDED. WHEN S0LB FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RHsoLD BEFORE AD.
JOURNMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa, Aug. %.
1900.
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Bicycle Races at Hartford.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. Sat the Noladrome
races this afternoon 4 siN.hour race, an hour
each day, vas started. The mon will ride ever"
every evening hereafter for the week. The re.
suit today was: Pierce, 33 miles l 2.3 laps;
Caldwell, 3S miles 2.S laps; C. A. Miller, 32
miles 2.3 lanS
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Standing Of the Ten Leading Contestants

Charles Rodriguez 4es Webster avenue Scranton .
Birtley Market street, Providence ll3
g. oliver Callahan AIS Vine street. Scranton 81
David Spencer ................. So
Kemmerer, Factoryvile 30
Roand wanu street, Dunn Al
r Harry Reese aa1 Evans court Hyde ........
3 Miss Fannie E. Williams Peclzville .......
20
TO- Sidney W. Hayes, street. 22
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SHERjEE'S SALES.

feet in front on said Stratford avenue or
street and one hundred and forty-six u4b)
feet in depth, more or less, to a court 1or
public use fourteen 30 feet Wide,
Said lot being rectangular In shape as
designated and laid out on plot or map OF
the Keystone Land company, which map
is recorded in the proper office for the re-
county In deed hook No. 49, page 261, as
by reference thereto had will fully ap-
pear. Improved with two.story frame
single dwelling house and outbulldings
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of the Pennsylvania Trust Co., Us.
Henry Reynolds. Debt, 81 360.S2. Judg
ment No. 6l4, September Term, 1900. I'll.
ia. to September Term, 1900
BUNNELL, Atty.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. f. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c. "+
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TRIBUNE'S
EDUCATIONAL
CONTEST
Holiday Had Little Effect
on the Volume of
Returns.
HOW THE LEADERS STAND

Arthur Kemmerer, of Factoryville,
Advances from Eighth to Fifth
Place-Two New Contestants.
Nearly Four Weeks Left-Ener-
getis Workers Have Time to Make
a Good Showing.
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Although yesterday was Labor Day,
q legal holiday, and the Tribune's Edu-
cational Contest department was open
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ALSO

No. 4-Au the right, title and interest
of the defendants William Russ and
Anna Russ, In ana to all the following de-
scribed lot or parcel OF land situate in the
and state of Pennsylvania, described as
follows: Being lot number nineteen Cl0
in square or block number ninety-five 1861
and situate upon street called and know n
as Alder street on the plot OF Scranton,
intended to be duly registered and record
ed, said lot being forty (40 feet i'm front
and one hundred and fifty-two Q52) feet
in depth, rectangular, with an alley In the
rear; also an alley on the southeasterly
side OF said lot, each OF said alleys being
sixteen Q6) feet wide for public use with
the privilege of using ten (l0) feet in front
OF the front line of said lot for yard
vaults porch, piazza, cellarway and bay
windows, but for no other purpose, the
top Of the outside of said vaults in no
case TO be higher than the sidewalk in
front of same. Excepting and reserying
coal and minerals; being the same land
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which James w. Walsh conveyed to Will
liam Russ by deed dated May 1S 1896.
Recorded In deed book No. 1873, page 1871.
etc. Improved with a two-story frame
DIV elling house and other outbuldings,
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Nina Robinson VS.. William Russ
and Annie Russ. Debt, si,h67.O6. Judg-
ment No. 3i3, March Term, 1900 Lev. fn.
to September Term, 1900.
wELLES q ToRREY, Attys.
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ALSO

No 25-All the right title and interest
Of the defendants, John j, Snyder and
Albert Buchta, in and TO all the follow
ing described lot of land situate in the
Twenty-1rst ward OF the city OF Scran-
ton, county of Lackawanna and state OF
Pennsylvania, upon the northwesterly
side Of Summit avenue In "Eureks
Lawn" Beginning at point In the line
Of said avenue distant 40 feet from the in
tersection OF said avenue with Los Robles
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SHERjEFS SALES,


all that certain lot or parcel of land situ-
ate in the Sixth ward OF the City Of
Carbondale, County Of Backawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, on what is known
as Lathrope and Reynolds Addition 70
said city and situate on the easterly side
OF Spencer street, bounded and described
as follows. Begin fifty (50J feet on
Spencer street: thence easterly along land
of James Williams one hundred 900 feet;
thence southcrly along lands of William
Crago Estate nifty (50l feet; thence west
erly along lands OF c. e.. Spencer one
hundred 600 feet to the place OF begin,
ming. Being the same premises conveyed
to Arthur Lock by Sheriff +. ii. Glenn
ons 'by deed dated Nov. q 1885,. See
Lackawanna County Deed Book No. 136,
page 81 Improved with good two-story
dwelling, outbuildings, fruit trees, etc;
Seized and taken I'm execution at the
suit Of Cooperative Building Bank vs..
Arthur Lock- Debt, Si,50l5l, Judgment
No. ll9S, September Term, 1900. Fl. fa-
TO September Term, 1900
]. II. REYNOLDS, Atty.
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No. 1s-All the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, Henry Reynolds, In and
20 all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
shin of Lackawanna, county of Lacka-
wanna, and state of Pennsylvania, deslg-
mated and described as follows, to VIII
three C3) upon the southerly side of STRAIT
ford avenue. Said lot being forty (4Ol
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ALSO
ALSO

No. 2i-Al the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Martha l.. Keene, Eg-
bert NJ Neene, Jennie Il. Keene and Fred
s. Keene, In and to all that certain tract
or parcel of land. situate on the north
side OF Dean street, Scranton, county Of
Lackawanna, and state of Pennsylvania
described as follows: Being part of lots
one "a and two 90 In block lettered "J'
i'm Williams Addition 70 the city of
Scranton and situate on the easterly
side OF Dean street, in the First ward Of
the city Of Scranton, said tract being G5
feet in front on Dean street, same width
in rear and 50 feet in depth, and being
numbered % and 90 in block lettered "J'
of Williams Addition to the city of
Scranton, second map, as TO Dean street,
by d. L. Fickss, recorded In Lackawan-
M county, in Book Of Maps No, l. page
rs. Being the same premises conveyed
TO the said Martha l.. and Jennie T..
Keene by deed dated August l, 1899, by
Dalbys l.. Fickes, and duly recorded on
the 2Sth day of October in the recorder 5
office for the county of lackawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, All improved with
two-story frame dwelling and out
seized and taken In execution at the
suit of the Industrial Savings and Loan
co. vs.. Martha l.. Keene, Egbert NJ.
Keene, Jennie T., Keene ana Fred $.
keene. Debt, s2,63O.04, Judgment No. 1929.
Sept. Term, 1900 FL fa to Sept, Term,
1900 STARK, Atty.
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street on a course north Il degrees, IS
minutes east, then along said Summit
avenue on the same course fifty (50) feet
TO corner; the southwesterly side line OF
an alley, thence extending Of that width
at right angles to said Summit avenue
street depth of one hundred Q00) feet.
All improved with n two-story frame
buldnig commonly called n hall and con-
ings.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit OF pennsylvania Savings Fund and
Loan Association VS.. John J. Snyder and
Albert Buchta. Debt, S22l3SI. Judgment
NO. 1861, Sept. Term, 1900. Fl. IA. to
CURRY Attv
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No. Am the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Arthur Lock, in and to
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ALSO

No. 2.-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, John Rrahofsky in and
to all the surface or right of soil in and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate in the Borough of Olyphant,
County of Lackawanna, and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows: Containing a front of sixty
W0 feet northeastward on Race street,
and nOrtbweStward at right angles to
said street one hundred and tifty QjO)
feet by Lot No, II on said street, south
westward parallel with said street sixty
(G0 feet by Lot No. II on Jones street:
and northweStwrad at right angles to
Race street one hundred and flfty Q5W
feet by Lot No. 10 on said street, Com
priSinE Lot No. y on said Race street
as the same Is represented and designated
on map Of building lots of land of the
Being the same lot of land conveyed to
the said John BrahofskN and Susanna
recorded In the office for recording of
deeds in and for the County of Lacka-
wanna IN Deed Book No 93, page III,
etc. All improved with "a twO-story
houses thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of sus2nna Bernatt vs.. John Bra
hofsky. Debt, 5000. Judgment No. III
September Term, 1896. FL. IA. to Septem.
Der Term, 1900, Also at the suit Of Same
vs.. Same Debt, $500. Judgment No, 172
Der Term. 1900 TAYLOR & LEWIS
,.o Att'ys.
ALSO
No. San the right, title and interest
of the defendant. w. G, Griffin, in and to
all that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
| land situate in the Borough Of Dickson
| City iE the County Of Lackawanua and
| State Of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
| scribed az follows, to wit: Being Lot
| No. % on plot Of lands Of the Delaware,
Lgckawanna and Western Railroad com
| pany, designated as plot Of Lands OF
| Priceville,' said lot being rectangular IN
shape, measuring NIFTY l5Ol feet in front,
| siXty-two and one-half QG2lD feet in
| depth. All improved with two-story
| frame DWELLING house, barn and OUT
| buildings thereon.
Seized and taken I'm execution at the
| suit OF George Griffin VS.. W. c. Griffin.
| Debt, $40 Judgment No. So, September
| Term, 1900 Fl, ia, 10 September Term,
| 1900. ALSWORTH Atty.
ALSO
| No. Am the right. title and interest
Of the defendant, Arthur Lock, in and to
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No 9.-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Mary Mullen, in and
to all that certain piece, parcel and lot
of land situate in the Township of Lack
awanna, in the County OF Lackawanna
and State OF Pennsylvania. Beginning
al a stake iE the easterly line of Pittston
avenue 800 feet in a northeaSterly direc-
tiun from the eaSterly corner Of Pittston
avenue and Stone street and running
thence south ten G0l degrees forty (40)
minutes east one hundred and hfty QJO
feet to an alley; thence along said alley
in a northeasterly direction north sew
enty-nine (79) degrees twenty (20) min
utes east nifty 50 feet to a corner; thence
north ten O0) degrees forty 4O) minutes
west one hundred and fifty Q5O feet 10 a
corner i'm tho easterly line Of Pittston
avenue and thence south seventy-nine
C19 degrees, twenty (2O minutes west
fifty (50 feet 10 the place OF beginning.
Containing 800 square feet, more or less
Said piece of land is known as Lot No 2
In Block No % in the Pennsylvania An
thracite Coal cOmpany's plot OF lots In
said Lackawanna Township. Improved
with foundation of house that was
burned and an old barn.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of NJ. Robinson vs.. Mary Mullen.
Debt, $500, Judgment No, 6l7, September
Term, 1896 Alias Il. ia. 20 September
Term, 1870, WELLS & TORREY,
ALSO
No, l0-All the right, title and interest
Of the defendant, w. ]. Davis, In and TO
all that certain messuage or parcel of