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MINNEAPOLIS.
THE ORIENTAL NATIONAL
FAIR OF ST. PETERS
CHUPCH

-Ch hOR0h
under the auspices OF the Wayman
Home Circle, will commence May 2nd,
1900, at ST. Peters A. NJ. +. Church,
22nd St. and 9th Ave So. The commit
tee in charge has arranged to make the
fair the red letter event in the church,
history, and to this end they offer the
following prizes TO those selling tickets
for the fair, or otherwise raising money
to apply on the church mortgage fund.
Ist prize. fine upright grand Kimball
piano, retailed at $3.50; end prize, lady 5
writing desk or its equivalent in value,
at the option OF the winner; 3rd, mahog-
any rocking chair. or its equivalent IN
value. at the option OF the winner. The
giving OF the first prize is upon the con.
ditlon that the aggregate amount turned
IN from all the contestants exceeds $500.
All persons desiring to enter the con
test will hand their names in to w. w.
Tucker, secretary OF the committee.
While you are buying and spending
your money spend it first among those
firms that help you See!
Go TO Miller's, Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue, for your photographs.
For good cigars call at w. s. Con-
RAIDS, corner OF First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet He will suit you.
The Advance Restaurant, 2I4 Wash
ington avenue south, is up 10 date in
service and equipment. II you want a
good meal in clean place don't fail to
go to the Advance Restaurant.
Go to John l. Neal Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, 622 Boston
Block.
Furnished rooms, All Fourth ave
nue. south
The G. U. o. OF Odd Fellows of
Minneapolis and ST. Paul together
with the Households OF Ruth aud the
Past Grand Masters Council, will
have their annual sermon preached to
them by Rev. J. c. Anderson at Beth
esda Baptist church. Minneapolis. at
2:3o p. m. Sunday, May o. 1000 Special
music is being prepared for the oc-
oasion. Mrs. Bertha Wilson will sing
solo. The Past Grand Master 5
Council will turn out in a body in
dress regalia Tor the first time The
exercises will be instructive and OF un-
usual interest You are cordially in
vited TO be present and to bring your
friends.
Don't forget the Law Enforcement
League meeting in St. Paul, at ST.
James A. NJ z. church, Sunday.
w f. Brown has returned to the
city from Fargo n. ID.
Charles Brown. formerly of this city,
now OF Montreal, is spending a vaca-
ton with us.
Rev Joseph Underwood, formerly
Of ST Paul, was united in marriage to
Mrs. Eliza Bell, OF Des Moncs, last
week.
Mr. NJ. Z. Singleton is sick in the
hospital.
A grand May ball will be given at
the X. p. parlors, Plummer Post Hall,
Tuesday evening, May Ist, by the
Knights OF Pythias Lodge. This al
fair will be one of the most elaborate
ever given in the city. Invitations are
out to those who are expected to at
tend.
There is certain colored man in this
city who makes a practice OF using Ian
guagc unbecomng to a gentleman.
relative to married and single women.
Now. if this fiend cannot find any other
lie to quote but to prey upon the good
name OF respectable women. his name
will be made public and allow those to
take full charge OF him whom he has
been playing double face
Mrs. r. l.. Deleo has been very sick.
She is better.
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.Th. Knlsh,. Of III. sell"

Abilene. Kan. Apr! 27.-Th first
lodge IN Kansas Of new farmers or
Vanization TO be known hR The
knights Of the Soil was organized
here with Samuel Landis a. head
farmer" Similar lodges are TO be
started throughout the state. and il L.
intended that TIE whole shall finally
form a farmers trust that viii en-
deagor 20 influence the price o. grain
by regulating the acreage autl rSutreii-
ing the quantity placed on the market
al ans one time.
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Detroit. Mich, April 27One hun
dred and fifty job presamen. feeders
aud assstants. who are members oi
q newly organized local union brancn
went on strike Thursdny. In All IN.
deator To- uuionize all the printing
establishments IN Detroit and secure
a uniform scale Of wages for lun
press work. The employing printer
decline tu make the wages uniform.
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Columbus. o. April 27.-The local
plant OF the National Steel company
has been closed under orders from the
general Offices. the reason assigned i,f.
ing 20 make extensive repairs b..
tween go and 400 men are fhf swn out
Of work. Two weeks Is given as the
duration ~ the shat down.
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81 Louis. April 27-1he Psst-Dis-
patch says that She Gnif PoFts Export
ers association has been formed. - lth
headquarters nt RI Louis. by the
largest exporters Of 81. Louis. Chicago
and Kansas City. for the pprposs of
protecting the exporters of the eoun-
try against the arbitrary and constant
~ changing regulations Of the mari
time aasociation.
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London, April 81 All the interest in
the South African war Is now centered
in the running fight in progress be
tween the burghcrs re,reatinR from
the southern portion Of the Orange
Free State aud Gen, French's horsemen
and the infantry Of Gems. Pole-Carew,
Chermuide and Rumble. But the Brit
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Lansing Nieh. April q The trial
~ Col sutton abruptly ended Thur.
day when Judge Weist sustained ilie
challenge made by The defense and
discharged both the special und reg
ulsr panel ~ jurors because of teehai-
cal ilievaliflsa iu drawing the shuss
The trial sill proceed when new IA .es-
mrn have been secured
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PraITIe FITes.

stephen. MINI, April a. Extensive
prairie fires have done much damage
iD kitison county. sweeping north md
catching in the woods the fire crossed
the international line. In the country
near BTattob. between 80 and 80 houses
were destroyed and many horses and
cattle haye died. 4 young man Loaf his
HE, II IL reported, % miles east Of
9fenhrD
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81 Louis. April u Members Of the
railroad and warehouse eommissi0rs
0f Missouri. Illinois and Iowa met
here 10 see n uniform rate could
not be secured from the railroads Of
tb1se states and Nebraska for he
handling Sf freight.
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A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.
Make an Offer

5000 cash will buy two lots 4oxI5 50 IT,.
one a corner lot, out on Grand avenue,
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city. 1t will pay you to look this
up Owner can give you clear title.
Apply to Mrs. H. S. Jackson, r2I2
Seventh street south, Minneapolis
Mimi.
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HIST LOOK HERE

We will not insult your intelligence
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people. An up-to-
date meal or a cosy room can be had
at John Godirey's, I4S East Ninth
Street
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WAIT A MINUTE

Have you noticed that the VIM. Z.
Nagel Undertaking Company appreci-
ates the business that you have been
giving them by advertising in our pa
per See their neat card at the foot OF
the column.
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fiosioo, April q The National A.
soeiation of Manufacturers indorse !
the bill now pending before congress
for the encouragement of the Amer.
lean merchant marine
II vas voted 10 hold the next con.
ssntion nt Detroit. Mich
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uab a t,..L.

coultersiils. III. Aprii u burglars
secured s. o9o from fhe vaults of The
BaDk ~ Coulterslle during the early
hours u the morning and made their
eareue
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S.NON. .A.RUNN|NG F|GHT
Failure of British to Trap Beers at
@Wepener Prolongs the
Struggle.
tHEY GET AWAY WITH THEIR BIG GUNS.

Gen. nundIe Pursuing with Forced
Marches-French Eaters Wepener
with Two cavalry Hrigad~s-tarn.
Roberts sends REPORT ThHt Mafe-
kInE Was Doing Well April ~.
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nsiIsr EspIoas..

Pittsburgh Pa april e. ~ the
explosion of portable boiler belong.
ing 10 Drake A stratton. contractors
AT Rankin. Pa. iiss men were terribly
injured and eight others cut. bruised
and allRhtlg acalded
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Go ON strike.

Buffalo. spril z7lTbs sia.
ploses of the Neys York Central rail-
road nhops about 2za0 usen in all.
went on strike Thursday morning
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Go on strII.~.

View York. April z7-Fifieea hun.
dred electrical workers went on
strike Thursday for an increase Of
wages from $50 To 80 day
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AsnaIiasa.

Cinelnnnti. April 27.-Mrs. Jessie
Adams uhs acquitted Of the charge
~ murder in the first degree for the
kiillag oi her husband
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GETS saBta Fe Machine Shops.

Point Richmond. Cal. April z7~TI.e
machine shops and terminal round.
hause Of the Santa Fe are 10 be 10.
Gated here.
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The senate.

Washington, April 27.--A resolution
introduced by Senator Perkins (Cal.D.
calling on the secretary Of the treas
ury 10 send 10 the senate the imports
by months and the rate Of duty un-
der the reciprocal agreement that
went into effect In 1898 was adopted.
Senator Pettus (Ala.) then addressed
the senate in opposition 10 the resoIu-
ton declaring that Nathan i. Scott is
Untitled TO his seat as senator from
West Virginia. Senator Pettus pre-
sented the minority report of the com.
mittee on privilege. and elections in
the Scott ease. being the only member
of the committee who declined 10 sign
the majority report
After having been interrupted by Sen.
ator MeComas TO correct \ statement Of
fact. senator Pettns refused with some
neat 20 permit an interruption by Sen
ator spooner tWis.l, who desired to ask
a question.
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FOR CUBAN INDEPENDENCE
Resolution by Mason Calls for
Withdrawal of Troops from
Island by July 4.
AFFAIRS TO 81 TURNED OVER TO CuBAAS

In the Senate Committee ON Inter
state Commerce Vote ON Reporting
of BiII EnInrRinE Powers of Inter
state Commerce Commission Is a
TIE
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London April zf-Ths hoass Of
commons reassembled Thursday af.-
sTnoOn.
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The Old Man. auery.

$50 you want to marry my daughter"
-es, sir"
DO you smoke?"
NO, sir"
Take her! I've married off six daughters
and all the husbands have a particular fond
ness for my brand OF cigars. You're a nov
city. Syracuse Herald.
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lsh hope ~ conclusive results Ia slim
ut present, the Ilocrs escaping un
beaten aud having accomplished an i'm
meusc amount Of damage, They elung
Ia their positions aa long ns 1t was
safe 20 do Ao, aud they have new slipped
OIL ia hold the next commanding ridge
through broken country admirably
suited for a rear guard defense.
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- Not need, but pride, keeps US poor
Rams Horn.
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Msihuen Not Mentioned.


London. April n. 'rh ewar Office has
Lord Roberts:
"Hloemfoutsln, Apri y -Gond news from
BndsH-Powcil NJ a. April ~ Maci.hreu
much better All the wounded doing well.
The Bpers captured several native women
Nho we're trying IN escape from Mafe
king. bat these were turned back after
bsluV Htftpupd and slafubukpdf Pc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-16
To Condemn the Turnpike.

Ridge turnpike. extending from Co.
lumbia avenue to the Providence and
Carbondale turnpike at Dickson City,
Is worth sl7.5OO. according to a. b.
stevens. John J. Fahey. Thomas T..
Bevan, Jacob Schaeffer and A. Il. Dun
ming. viewers appointed to pass upon
the petition to have the pike made free
from tolls.
Attorney Clarence Ballentine. the
master in the case, filed the jury's re-
port with Clerk Of the Courts Daniels
yesterday. 1t recommends that tho
petition be granted and says that while
under the law the turnpike company
could recover sS5,OOO, the jury Of view
would not be willing to allow more
than half that amount. which Is the
principal that would produce the pres
ent net income Of the road.
1t is understood that the Scranton
Railway company controls the pike and
Is satisfied with the jury's award.
Whether or not the county commits
sioncrs will except to the award Is a
question they have not yet determined.
The evidence in the case was taken
and transcribed by Miss Matte Thomas
and is a model Of accuracy and neat
ness.
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THE SCRANTON TR1BUNE-TUEsDAY, JANUARY 16. 1900.

sale was confirmed, could hardly be
heard to do so; much more can he not
now, when the whole proceeding has
been closed and consummetcd. The
undertaking which the defendant as
sumed in becoming the purchaser, as
between himself and the parties d.
rectly interested in the estate. was
conclusively fixed by the decree OF
confirmation. and from that he cam
not escape. The Administrative. In
that capacity. is the representative OF
the estate and Is entitled tc the sum
bid; for that she must account and
the defendant is bound to pay 1t.
ut is no answer to suggest that he
assumes to act at the solicitation OF
the administrators, and for her indi-
vidual benefit. If he did any remedy
which he has Is against her personally.
he can get not relief in this action. The
money due from him represents the
property sold which was an essential
part Of the deccdent's estate. and the
parties e. whom II 10 TO go on dis
tribution are entitled to the payment
now demonstrated. The rule for a
new trial Is discharged"
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o'clock tomorrow morning TO o'clock.
The casket will not be opered at the
church.
DEATH OF HARRY SMlTH.-Harry
Smith, well known character around
town. was found dead yesterday morn
ing IN n room in the Globe hotel on wy
oming avenue. at which place he has
been employed
DIED FROM HER BrRNs.-Little
Katie Moliskey, Of New street, who was
NO terribly burned last Friday night, by
her clothes catching fire. while she was
alone at home. died last evening at the
Lackawanna hospital at o'clock.
PAY-DAYS. - The Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western company paid at the
Pyne. Taylor and Holden yesterday. and
the Delaware and Hudson company at
the machine shops ard Carbondale yard,
and the trainmcn north CT Scranton.
ACCUSED or ASSAULT. - William
Ratcofski, of Charles street. was arrest
ed in Music hall last night by Patrolrnan
Parry on warrant issued by Alderman
Edward Fidler. charging him with as
sault and battery on Joseph Bermack.
FIREMENS BANQCET.-Ne We'd
nesday evening the annual banquet OF the
.'olunteer Firemen's association Will take
place at the Nay Aug Hose house. Of-
iiccrs will also be installed and the an
nual reports of the secretary ana treas
urer submitted.
BIBLE READINGS Rev. c. t. llurl-
burt, sulerintcndci of the Pennsylvania
institute, Philadelphia who gave Bible
readings In the Second Presbyterian
church yesterday Afternoon at ocl"ck
and in the evening at o'clock, Will
preach in the same place again today.
MICHAEL ANGEIO.-Thc art section
of the Green Ridge WUmen's club will
hold their first meeting of the new year
on Tuesday, January 16. at o'clock. The
artist TO be studied is Michael Angelo"
All members of the section are urged by
the president To he present, as matters
of interest and importance are to be dis
cusscd.
FINED s6.-Theodorc Knadlcr, of Cen
ter street. arrested early yesterday morn
ing by Sergeant Reese Jones and PATROL
man Louis Gocritz for dsorderly con-
duct. was yesterday fined 81 by Mayor
Moir Knadler tried to evadc arrest by
jumping out of a wirdCw on to the back
roof of his dwelling place but was iol-
lowed by Sergeant Jones and captured.
HEPTASOPH NQCET.-Tomorrow
evening the fourteenth annual banquet
and dance of Scranton conclavc. No. III,
Independent order of Heptasophs. Will
he held i'm Guornsey's hall on Washington
avenue The committee in charge of the
affair is made up of DR. James stein. f.
Moses, j. II. fIagan. II. j. Landau, and
Fl. j. Heermans. Music will be furnished
by Bauers orchestra.
LEGS CUT OFF.--Henry Slattery. OF
Oak street. North Scranton, was picked
up on the I.ackawanna tracks near Lee
high about midnight last night with
both his legs severed at the knee. Ht
was run over by "A fast freight on its way
10 this city. He was brought to this city
and removed to the Iackawanna hos
pital where he is now lying In very
| dangerous condition.
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Marriage Licenses.
Court House News Notes.

Michael Kramer. the new mercantile
appraiser. yesterday filed his oath of
office with Recorder Warnke.
john j. Costello. the third "Demo-
cratic" nominee for select councilman
from the Third ward. filed his nomina-
tion papers yesterday.
Charles r. Connell, son of the late
Alexander Connell. yesterday regis
tered as law student in the office of
|. II. Burns. He is a graduate Of the
School of the Lackawanna, class OF
1899
Application for a charter for the
Watson avenue Methodist Episcopal
church was filed in Prothonotary Cope
lands office yesterday by William
Parsons, John p. Irons. Joseph II
Davis Frank Davis. James T.. SIM
ons, William Burden and Charles
Schlager. The new church Is to be
located on Lincoln Heights.
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FLORIDA.
Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

tutIIO
The first Pennsylvania railroad tour
of the season of Jacksonville, allowing
two weeks in Florida, will leave New
York and Philadelphia February 8.
Excursion tickets, including railway
transportation, Pullman accommoda-
tions lone berth), and meals en- route
in both directions while travelling on
the special train, will be sold at the
following rates: New York. $4,000;
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
and Washington, s4S.O0: Pittsburg,
$500, and at proportionate rates from
other points.
For tickets. itineraries. and other in
formation apply to ticket agents,
Tourist Agent at 1896 Broadway, New
York; Court street. Brooklyn: 7S9
Broad street, Newark, N. j.; b. COur-
laender, Jr, passenger agent Balti-
more district, Baltimore, Nd; Colin
Studds, passenger agent Southern dis
trict, Washington, d. c.; Thos. f.
Watt, passenger agent Western dis
trict, Pittsburg, Pa: or to Geo. w.
Boyd. assistant general passenger
agent. Broad street station, Philadel-
p..ia,
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ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.
Constable Feierstein Struck in the
Eve by a Loaded Snow Ball.

James Kelly. of the Flats. was last
evening brought into the Centre street
police station by Patrolman James
Feeney. on the complaint of Constable
NJ. Feierstein. of Alderman Kasson's
court, who accused him Of striking
him in the eye with a snow ball con-
tanning stone.
He had badly swollen and dis
coored eye to back up his assertions
and Kelly was held. a warrant having
been issued by Alderman Kasson.
Later on, however. on his furnishing
bail. he was released rom custody.
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New Trial Refused.

Judge r. w. Archibald handed down
an opinion yesterday discharging Il
rule for new trial in the case OF Ma
tilda Fahrig, administrators. against
Eugene Schlmpff In his opinion Judge
Archibald says:
If an arrangement was made by
which the administrators Mrs. Fab.
rig) through his (Schimpff's) interven.
tion was the real purchaser that Is
a personal matter between the two: 1t
was a fraud upon the estate to make
it, legally, If not by intention, for
which the sale at the instance of those
interested could have been set aside
But the defendant who was a party
10 1t, even had he applied before the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-16
STRIKE AT PITTsBURG.
Rod Mill Workers at Four Plants
Are Idle.

Pittsburg. Jan. IA strike of rod mill
workers at the four plants of the Amer-
can Steel and Wire company in this vlcin-
ity was inauguratcG today. There are
about 500 rod workers employed but only
a portion of them quit work,
The strike was FASTENED 1t IL claimed
by the discharge of three men at the
Beaver Falls mill. The mills are all in
operation and the company officials claim
that the small number of dissatisfied
workmen will not interfere with the run
ming of the plants.
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MORE TUBERCULOSIS.
Eleven Valuable Cows in Lancastel
Are Killed.

Lancaster, Jan. 15.--An examination by
j.. NJ. Ranck, an expert employed by the
state veterinary board disclosed tubercu-
lcsis in the cattle owned by David AMI
John f. Wenger, at Weaverland, this
county, this morning, the entire herd Of
eleven valuable COWS were killed to pre-
vent the spread of the dread disease
Symptoms of tuberculosis were dlscov-
cred in a heifer killed recently and this
led TO the investigation, The cows had
the appearance of perfect health Farm
ers i'm the vicinity are greatly alarmed,
the source of the disease being unknown.
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TELLS OF POLITICS
In PUERTO RICO
VICTOR PrNcKNEY. HOME ON A
FURLoUaH.

Dunmore Soldier Boy Who Contrib
uted a Number Of Interesting Ar
ticles to The Tribune in Puerto
Rico, Tells the Present Political
Conditions of the Island and other
Matters-1t Is an Ideal Place to
Live in as far as Climate Is Con-
ceroed
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Try a "Hotel Jermyn" cigar. loc. -
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
bv MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHlNG WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOoTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLANS
ali PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC. and
is the best remedy for DlARRlIOEA
Sold by all Druggists In every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs, Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. twenty-five cents a bottle.
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PLAGUE AT HONOLULU.
The Disease Now Thought to Be
Under Control.

San Francisco. Jan. l5.-'rhe steamer
China arrived today from the Orient Via
Honolulu. The China did not dock at
Honolulu but anchored off that port, the
Hawaiian mail being carried out to the
liner on tugs. Up to January S, there
had been nineteen new cases of the
plague at Honolulu.
The disease Is now thought to be well
under control Of the health authorities
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WITHDRAWAL IS FILED.
City Solicitor Took Action on Wy
oming Avenue Matter.

City Solicitor Vosburg yesterday
filed the withdrawal of the exceptions
taken by him to the award of the
viewers on the opening OF Wyoming
avenue.
Matters will now rest until January
22, when the rule granted by court to
John r. Howe, who petitioned that the
exceptions be allowed to stand, Is re-
turnable,
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TRYING CASES In
COMMON PLEAS
JUDGE CYRUS GORDON Is AS
sIsTING LOCAL JUDGES.

Is Presiding in No. z, Where the
Somewhat Celebrated Action Of the
Winton Coal Company, Limited,
Against the Pancoast Coal Com
pany Is on Trial-Cases That Were
Continued, Settled or Referred.
Non-suit in the rockingham
Eiectment Suit.
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$1,000 are negroes and 100000 mula'toes.
The Catholic religion prevails, and the
churches are all antique structures,
dating back to the time of Ponce De
Leon"
Mr.. Pinckney is home on hurried
vacation and will only remain here
until January 2s.
Smoke the "Hotel Jermyn" cigar. 10c.
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FUNERAL OF HERMAN HARRIS
Funeral services over the remains of Her
man Harris will be held today at . p.
IN. at 9l3 Pine street, The remains will
be taken to Philadelphia for cremation
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FOR THE MASQU UERADE.-The sale
for seats for the Scranton Liederkranz
masquerade ball will open Wednesday
morning at . o'clock dt Driesen's cloth
ing house on Lackawanna avenue