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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30
EDITH POND GOES
To The COUNTY JAIL
Her Career of Robbing Men of Their
Wads of Bills Will Now Be
Checked for Some Time.

Edith Pond. colored. of South Wash
ingtOn avenue, who was arrested early
yesterday morning by Detective John
Moir and Lieutenant of Police John
Davis on the charge of taking a purse
containing $135 from man whom she
met on Lackawanna avenue, was COM
mitted to the county Jail yesterday
morning by Alderman Millar. Arthur
Morris, the young negro who was in
her company when she was taken into
charge, was committed to the county
Jail for six months on the charge of
vagrancy.
Only about $75 of the stolen money
was recovered and this sum the Pond
woman stoutly alleges came into her
possession by perfectly legitimate
means. Her victim yesterday morning
declared that he met her about 3
o'clock and walked with her towards
Adams avenue. AS they passed n
dark alley-way she suddenly SieZed
his purse and darted up the narrow
lane. He followed, but was unable to
overtake her
The description he gave the police
enabled them to easily ascertain who
the woman was. She is the same Miss
Pond who. last July, snatched the
purse of a North Scranton man on
Penn avenue. and on his over taking
her and attempting to recover his
money, stabbed him with small
pocket knife and inflicted wounds
which sent him to the Lackawanna
hospital for several weeks.
She wears a well-made wig of dark
hair. and this. with ii large amount
of wearing apparel, We're found in her
room.
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Mr.. PAINE SAYS
1T CAN'T BE DONE
Says That No Writ of Quo Warranto
Can Be Secured Until Boulevard
Co. Violates It's Charter.

HE. Paine, president Of the Abing
ton Turnpike company and one Of the
organizers of the Northern Boulevard
company. which will lease the turn
pike and transform it into boulevard,
ridicules City Solicitor VosburS's at
tempt to secureta writ of quo warranto
to compel the boulevard company to
show cause why it's newly granted
charter should not be revoked.
II guess he'll be a long time secur-
ing that writ said Mr.. Paine to a
Tribune man. II think l know q little
about writs of quo warranto, hav-
ing had experience with them before
Mr.. VOsburg was ever lawyer. He
can't get writ of quo warranto until
we do something that Is forbidden by
our charter.
"Of course. II we open up n depart
ment store or go into the milk bus-
ness or do something else that we
have no authority to do, why he can
get out writ but it's useless for him
to attempt it until we do something
of that sort"
Speaking Of the condemnation pro-
ceedings which arefsoon to be begun,
Mr.. Paine said:
This condemnation idea is positive
ly absurd. They'll find that out before
they get very far along with it. They
propose to condemn that portion of
the road lying within the city limits,
but there isn't a toll-gate on the
whole stretch of it. What difference
would it make If it was condemned ?
The people can drive over any part
of the road within the city limits at
present without paying any toll.
THE city would have to keep the
road in repair if it We're condemned
just the same as it has to keep it in
repair now, so where would the ad-
vantage come in.
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City Clerk Lavelle again refused yes.
terday. for the second time within the
past few weeks, to draw warrants on
bills sent up to his office by Controller
Howell and charged to the judgments
and incidentals appropria tion by that
official
The two bills sent up aggregated in
amount a little over 5000 and were for
services rendered by City Solicitor Vos-
burg in connection with the Arlington
turnpike muddle and for work done by
the Barber Asphalt company in paw
ing a little strip Of street on Penn ave-
nue., in front Of property belonging to
the Handley estate.
Both these bills We're contracted
within the past two months. and Mr..
Lavelle's reason for refusing to draw
warrants for them was because he be-
lieves that bills contracted a year or
more ago. and charged to this account,
should be paid first.
He was satisfied that there were
large number of old claims on file
against this account, but in order to
ascertain the exact amount he caused
his assistant, Mr.. Morris, to make an
examination. The latter did so. and
found that there are on file in the con-
trolers office sundry bills and judg-
ments dating from March 2. 1899,
amounting to $1O,5s7.12, charged against
the judgments and incidentals appro-
priation. This does not include, of
course, the judgments on file in the
prothonotary's office, which amount to
upwards of $4,000.
An examination of the ledger re-
vealed that there Is a balance of 49,
222.55 still remaining in the appropria-
tion, $3,277.29. a. balance remaining
from the fund set aside several years
ago for the purchase of Nay Aug park,
approximation by the controller.
A few hours after the examination Of
the books by Mr.. Morris, three OF the
Oldest outstanding bills against the ac-
count, amounting to over $3.50, were
sent upstairs by the controller to have
warrants drawn for them. This City
Clerk Lavelle will do. but he announced
to a. Tribune man that under no con-
sideration whatever would he draw
| any warrants for any bills except those
that come to him in regular order.
He believes that the controller, know
ing that there is balance of over $S,-
900 in the appropriation, should i'm
mediately proceed to wipe that balance
out by paying a sufficient number of
the oldest bills and judgments to ag-
gregate that amount. He says that
Mr.. Vosburg and the Barber Asphalt
company will have to wait their turn.
as have the others.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS

TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 3O-IIyde Park, st.
David's hall. Speakers. Hon. Hugh Gordon,
Miller, of Virginia; W. Gaylord Thomas, Esq.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 30-Carbondac,
Opera house. Speakers, Hon. Chas. r. Little.
field and others.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 31-Tompkins.
vile. Speakers, Hon. John II. Farr; W. r..
Lewis, George NJ. Watson.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. Newton Cen.
ter, Van Sickles hall. Speakers, Hon. John r..
Farr, A. j. Colborn. Jr
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. Odd Forge, Law
renee Republican hall. Speakers. Charles f..
Daniels. II. r. Van Dusen II. C. Huber.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. EAST Benton. Odd
Fellows hall. Speakers. Lewis B. Carter, W. j..
Douglass, II. S. Alwortl,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 3-.Tnstus Ali.
ance Hall. Speakers. Hon. John r. Farr, w. X.
Lewis George NJ Watson.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOV 1-Moos;c, Dy-
mond's hall. Speakers, Hon. s s. Nrccland, OF
New Jersey.
FRIDAY EVENING, nov 2.--Provdpnce Aud
itorum. Speakers, Hon. $. s Nrceand, of New
Jersey: Hon. James Aioir and others.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Mrs. w. F. Mates the New Presi-
dent of the Women's Club.

The Green Ridge Women's club held
special meeting yesterday to elect
officers in place of those who have re-
signed The election resulted as fol-
lows: President Mrs. w. +. Mates
vice-president, Mrs. Alma Connolly;
secretary, Miss Katharine Hicks. The
officers who serve again this year are
Miss Louise Gerecke corresponding
secretary; Mrs r, A. Zimmerman,
treasurer.
A discussion on revision of the con-
stitution ensued. The old constitution
does not meet the requirements of the
organization at present, and it Is nee
essary to practically frame new one
This matter viii be continued next
Monday at the meeting
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Francis Yarneli. Coudersport; Sidney Winter,
stroudsburg Frederick A. Lyme, MI. Carmel;
George A. Green, Catasauqua.

Francis Yarneli, Coudersport; Sidney Winter,
Stroudsburg; Frederick A. Lyme, Mt. Carmel;
George A. Green, Catasauqua.
THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC MEETING at Oak
Hall, corner Capouse avenue and Marion street,
this evening at o'clock. Address by Rev. G.
B. Henry, OF Taylor, Pa, on the Issues OF the
Campaign" After the address a meeting oil
the John Il. Fordham Prohibition club will be
held.
TALK TO WOMEN. Madame Davenport, whose
instruction in physical culture and the art Of
keeping young attracted so much attention in
this city earlier In the season. will give a
talk to ladies tomorrow morning at the Jermyn
at 10 a. M, for which no admttancc Will be
charged
HEARING BEFORE ARBlTR AToRs.- -Arbitra.
tors heard testimony yesterday In the acsumpsi
case Of Harry 4. Dcpuc against Mrs Jennie 4,
Brink. his sister. The suit was brought to re-
cover money alleged to have been spcn, by the
plaintiff on the Exchange hotel in Dunmorc,
owned by the defendant.
A NARROW ESCApE.--A team belonging to
the Keystone Brewing company ran away on
lower Iackawanna avenue yesterday afternoon,
upsettng the wagon and throwing the driver
out. He narrowly escaped injury. Another
wagon was overturned and its contents dumped
into the street
KEPT A TIPpLING IIOtSE.--.,loe Popli. OF 25ll
Ash street, was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Constable william Cole and arraigned before
Alderman Kasson. charged by W. II. Williams,
president of the Anti.Saloon League, with being
the proprietor OF a tippling house. Popli gave
bail for his appearance at a hearing this morn,
ing.
AN tNGRATEFUL PAlR.-Constable Thomas
last night attempted to separate two men en-.
gaginy in a fight on Spruce street and for his
pains both men diverted their attention to him
and at the end of the melee Mr.. Thomas brand
new brown derby looked as though it had been
through rolling mill. With the assistance Of
Patrolman McColligan. Thomas arrested the men
and took them to the Center street station.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES O'MALLEY. The
fuicra Of the late Charles O'Naley was held
yesterday morning from the family home, 2iG
Penn avenue. requiem mass was solcmnizcd by
Rev. ]. A. O'Rcilly, and intcrmcnt was made
in the Cathedral cemetery. Many members OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic and OF the
Catholic Mutual Benevolent association were
present, the dead man having been a member
OF both organizations.
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A Unique Guessing Contest.

Florey & Brooks are displaying the
photographs of the presidential and
county candidates in their show WIN
dow, together with the announcement
that they will give a Brownie Kodak
10 every child who guesses the names
of the successful ones on election
day All guesses must be handed in
by p. m, on Monday, Nov. o. ~
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TO
DRAW Them
CITY CLERK LAvELLE TAKES A
DETERMINED STAND.

Will Not Draw Orders on New City
Bills Charge d by the Controller to
the Judgments and 1ncidentals Ap-
preparation Until All Old Bills
Charged Against his Account Are
Paid-Discovers That There Is
S1O,5S7. .12 in Old Bills Standing
Against This Appropriation.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
Nii,LIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
VALE TEETHlNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS
If sOOTHES the CHILD, sot'rENS the GUNS,
AILAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLlC, and
IS the best remedy for DIARRHoEA. Sold by
druggists in every part OF the world BE sure
and lake no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30
OPENING OF
The INSTITUTE
TEACHERS OF THE COUNTY AS.
sEMBLED AT COURT HOUSE.

Three Hundred Teachers Of Lacka-
wanna County Are Now Meeting in
Their Twenty-second Annual In
stitute-The Work of Enrolment
Occupied the Morning Session.
Miss Louise Connolly, Of New
York, and DR.. Sherman Davis, Of
Indiana, Made Addresses.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30

MEET TONlGlir.-Therc will he Il meeting o.
the Keystone Republican club on Tuesday even.
ing at Bethel hall. Every member is requested
transacted.
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Other donations are: HeiSer &
Warne, -four; A Friend. six pairs chill
dren's shoes: Mrs. j. Center Sr.,
canned fruit and jelly; Mrs. j. F.
Broadbent. barrel flour; Mr.. Joseph
Levy. box soap: Mrs. W. II. Seeley, 81
worth sugar; Mulherin G. Judge, two
loads ndling wood; Mrs. Serena Won
Storch. barrel apples. two bushels po-
tatoes: w. j. Marvel Central MarkeD
vegetables. fish and chickens.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30
SEVENTH ANNUAL REUNION.
Catechumens of Trinity Luthera,
Church Meet.

The seventh annual reunion of the
catechumens of Holy Trinity Lutheran
church was held last night in Guern-
sey hall and was attended by an audi
ence which completely filled that beau.
tiful little auditorium and overtlowed
into the passageway.
The programme was an excellent one
and included a brief address by the
pastor, Rev. Charles G.. Spieker. There
were two readings by Miss Bessie
Sloat, the accomplished young enter
tainer, and vocal solos by Miss Bertha
Guernsey, Mrs. NJ. c. Landt and Miss
May Guernsey. William Stanton rem
dered two cornet solos in an accept
able manner.
Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P, F, & M, T, Howley ,231 Wyoming ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30

FUNERAL OF MRS. WIALEN-Thc funeral
of the late Mrs Patrick Whalen, of l0l Stone
Avenue. will be held this morning at . O'Clock
from ST. Peters cathedral.
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For Female Complaints.

and diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood Lichty's Celery
Nerve Compound is an Invaluable spe-
cific. Sold by Matthew Bros. y.
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w. C. 4. L. MEErlNG.-The central Woman
Christian Temperance union will meet this al
ternoon at o'clock in GuernScy's hall
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30

CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOClETY.-At this
evenings meeting OF the Catholic Historical SO.
ccty papers will he read by Miss Sarah Walsh
and Miss Eva Barrett.
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WHIST TOuRNAMENT.-The Scranton Whist
club will have n tournament this afternoon and
evening at the Bicycle club.
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CITY NOTES

MARRIAGE LICENSE William Waters and
Gertrude Scull, ot Greenfield, We're granted u
marriage license yesterday.
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DONATIONS FOR HOME.
They Are Acknowledged by the
Management.

The management of the Home for
the Friendless acknowledges with
great gratitude the following:
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EJECTMENT Sl'lr-lIenry r. Richardson yes.
tcrday began an action IN eiectment against
Morris V. Morris to recover possession at a lot
OF land ON North Main avenue and tha bnihlings
thereon, now in ,he possession Of Morris.
\ STRAY lIORSE,-A stray horse was last
night found roaming about South Washington
avenue and WAS taken in charge by several
young .hqys and brought to the central city,
when the police took it 10 Bellies livery,
BRNrrIr ENTERTAINMENT special meet,
ing bf ST. Joscph's society is called for Thursday
QuCsted to he present to arrange lor entertain,
mcnt ior The benefit OF ST. Joseph's Founding
Home.
I'EATH WAS NATURAL Roberts
yesterday Investigated the circumstances coiI'
nccted with the sudden death OF Mis-. Maria
IIannick. at Oyphant, who was found dead IL
bed yesterday morning. Death was due 10 asth'
ma, and an inquest Was Unnecessary.
BAPTIST PASTORS CONFERENCE. AT yes
tcrdas mornings meeting of the Baptist Pas
tors, conference paper on "Church Letters
Was read by Rev. r. r, Thompson, oi Dalton,
Rev. Daniel II. Hopkins, pastor OF the Fins
Welsh Baptist church, was elected member.
CALLED PATROLMAN 4 FOOL. William
Hopkins was yesterday morning arraigned before
Mayor soir ip police court and fined S. on tho
charles of drunkenness and dsorderly conduct
lie Vas arrested by Patroman Schmidt whom
he stopped ON Laekawanna avenue and called
fool
WILL BE 0RDAINED.-At late meeting o
the standing committee OF the Episcopal diocese
Of Central Pennsylvania the following deacon,
were recommended for ordination to the priest
hood, six Of whom will be ordained at ST. Ste
phen,s church. wilkes-B Barre, on THURSDAY, Nov
!, All Saints Day, at II a. M: Rev Messrs
Herbert II. Powell, Wilkes Barre William Evan.
sv.s,- Milton: Norton 7. Houser, Blossburg
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HAS STRUCK IT IlrKY.-Dancl McisS, who
formerly kept merchant tailor shop on I.acka,
wanna avenue, has s,ruck it rich in Montana and
recently refused IN oncr OF $1,000 Tor his share
IN a gold mine.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-02
PERSONALS.

DIR. Raloy Hustled Fell Of &c. Leuis,
No., who Ia the sdit,r Of Tbs Raven, Is
a the Prsbls House.
David Il. Haraden, Hwho recently died
in Roxbury, Mas, married Miss AIDE
l,lde Elizabeth Osgocd, whose death &C.
CURED In 1885. Since Mrs. Haraden' q
death, Mr.. HArsden has lived with his
daughter, at whose home heldied. .
Capt. e. Richards whose vessel Is
loading for south America. is registered
at the PortlA nd Tavern.
Rev. W. S. Bovard, pastor Of the Con-
gres, street Methodist church issplnnning
to start next Monday for Chicago. where
he is to attend the general conference of
the Msthodist church. During HIS trip he
intends to visit his sister at his former
home In Northern Indiana.
Miss Margery BLACKWELL and Miss Ger
trude Leighton of Eastern Promenade
and vesper street, respectively, are en-
joying a weeks vacation In Boston and
vicinity.
Messrs. S. p. Hibbard, N. b. Conant,
Elbridge r. Anderson, G.. W. Simpson,
and A. C. Crosby of Boston, G. NJ. Kim
ball OF Concord, n. H., and William Hill
of New York, who are interested in the
New York, Chicago and Boston Refrig-
orator Car Company, are at the Fall
mouth Hotel, where meeting of that
corporation is to be held today for the
purpose of reorganization.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-02
Arrangements Made For Trip to
Philadelphia.
Special Train Will Leave
June 10.
Mr.. Manley To Be Again Chosen
National Committeeman.

A meeting CT the Maine delega tion
to the Republican national consentiou
was held In the ::Mains room at the Fal-
mouth hotel at two o'clock yesterday sf-
ternoon. Thoss present were Hon. Sid
ney III. Bird OF Rockland, Hen. Joseph
II. ManIey OF Augusta, George W. Nor
ton of Portland, franklin Q. Payson OF
Portland, Daniel A. Hur1 Of North Ber-
wick, Waldo Pettingill Of Rumford Falls,
Il. X. Estes of Lewiston. Hon. Albert
NJ. Spear of Gardner, Frederick Ii.
Parkhurst of Bangor, Wainwright Cush-
Ing of Foxcroft, Emery Andrews Of Ken
nebunk, Harry b. Austin of Phillips.
b. >. Higgins OF Eden, ". K Dana Of
westbrook an d Robert 6. Henderson oil
Madison.
Hon. A. n. Spear of Gardiner WINS the
chairman of she meeting. Arrangement
were made for the accommodation Of ths
delegates and alternates At Philadelphia.
Headquarters will be established at Hotel
Walton where the national committes
and many of the state headquarters will
be. A parlor has been engaged for the uss
Of the delegation, as we'll as sleeping
apRrtn ents.
A committee on tran sportation wal
appointed consisting Of MIR. Pettengil
and Mr.. PayEon, and 1t was decided "a
have y special train to Philadelphis
leaving Portland at six o'clock on the
afternoon of Saturday, June 10. Thii
train will be arranged to aocomm odate
ell Maine people who decide to attend the
convention, but persona wishing fol-
berths or sections are requested to notify
either MIR. Pettengill or Mr.. Paysor
before June LIST.
Messrs. Gushing, Parkhurss and Estes
were appointed a committee to have
charge Of the heado q arteTs and the en-.
tertainmsnt of guestL 1t was also voted
that Hen. s. NJ. Bird Of Rookland be the
chairman of the delegation, and thai
Hon. j Il. Manley should be the Msine
mem Der Of the national committee.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-02
AN OLD TRICK.
Man Claimed TO be Inspecting Meters
and Robbed = House.

The house Of MIRA Manton EastbuFn,
SOS Pine street, was robbed yesterday
noon In q very ingsnious manner By q
thief who wzs unusually shrswd In the
method he adopted 10 gain admission to
the housa He rang the bell and said he
was from the ofics Of the electric iiaht
company. at the same time asking where
the meter was. He was tola that ID was
mp stairs and he was allowed to 20 up
without question, as he had canvas
covered book In one hand and en- electric
light globe In the other. He was In the
upper part OF the house for some time and
the house maid went 10 see what he was
doing. She found him in her room and
asked him what he was wanting there.
He locked mp at thu light fixture and
said he didn't think 10 was working iusl
right or something to that effect. Abe
girl thought nothinglwas wrons and Re
went down with her, talking about mat
tsrs connected with his ostsnsibls bust.
ness. he took himself on without sxelt-
ing suspicion. Altar be had gone k.rs.
Eastburn thought she would 60 up and
make sure that eve rything was al right
when she discovered that her POCKET book
had been robbed Of all IL contained.
about eight dollars. She notined the
police No once.
The fellow was about twenty years old.
smooth face, dark complexion, wearing q
dark gray suit, tan shoes and light
derby hat His general appearance was
good and he Was well dressed. On hi,
right lip he had cold sore, which wal
rather noticeable.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-02
CLUB NEWS.

The Agassiz club held lee ann ual meet
ing Monday. The following are the
officers elect for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. John 8. Randall; vice
presidents, Mrs Wesley J. Maynard; Sec
Rotary and treasurer, Mrs. Frank A. Hill
ton; delegate TO W. L. u, Mrs. Charles
E. Stoddard. The officers elect win also
serve rs committee to arrange the pro-
gramme for next seasons work.
The XII. enjoyed special meeting a.
the home Of Mrs. Lowell, State street.
Mrs. George b. Bagley read very inter-
sstins paper on the Bigslow papers Re-
freshmsnts were served By the hostess,
assisted by Miss Sargent.
The George Eliot club at Its annual
meeting Monday elected the following
officers; President, Miss Annie l.. Lord ;
wise president, Mrs. William L. KilhorD
secretary, Mrs. George L. SWEET; treas-
urer, Mrs. Charles A. Plumper; auditor.
Mrs. Lyman Bachelor; delegate, Mrs.
j. W. Dyer. 1he club is TO have q field
day and received several Invitations frcm
members who have summer cottages.
A special meeting on programme win be
held next Monday.
The Chili Culture club hell Its an
nual meeting Monday evening electins
a. president, DR.. Harriet III. Lewis
vice president, Mrs. Paul X. Stevens:
secretary and treasurer. Mrs Frank
Moody; delegate, Mrs. Paul X. Stevens.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-02
FEEDING A MULTIrUDE.

when the housewife, or the home cook
has two or three Ioaves OF bread and cake
to bake. and perhaps q pie or two. In ad
dillon TO the usual daily meals, she con-
siders the kitchen q busy place. What
then would she think of overseeing the
making and baking OF seventeen thou
sand $4,000 pieces of bread aud pastry
things. all In one day. and for q single
days rising. Yet that was she output
and actual sales at Geo. Q. Shaw &
Co.'s on the Saturday before Easter.
Theirs is model bakery, having cry
mo1srn improvement, and operate By
bakers of splendid ability. This great
business shows the result of energetic
pushing, together with liberal and ju-
dieious advertising.