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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-02
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, lSi: St and Ia Avenre
In Effect November 1. 1880.
For Alexandria. week days d:Ss 5:0t 80
500. s:s5. $50. 9:25. 1000 100. Has. a. N
Sl2;O5 i2:20. ls:t5. xi:26, las, 2:oo, 2.i0 s.,5
S;Sa. H:i5. t;50, SOS. x5:zO. $50. 6:0l. $50
f;o6, 80. SEQ. 500. 1000. II 10, ii:59 p. m
sundays-T:t5, 300 s.is. I0%D ul5 a m .
lS:cO noon. H;tS. 80. 2:15 800, as 4:a0 5:l5
y. M.
,,:or Mount Vernon. week days-G:sl. 500 1890
LUZ i;Uo. a. M. Nis;05, x1,2o. 200. $50. $3.50 7O6
300 ?. m.
surdays-s:oO, 300 noon. sl5. s;,5. s;5. 300
for Arlington and AqEedi.rt Bridge week
days-s:oo. $50. 's:25. 1890. it:6D a NJ, .is:O5
i2:so. 1Z:t5. -l.i5. 900. -e:to. 1926, 4I5. SIS
Cos. G,30, ZOO. 500 p. NJ
sundsys-s:s5. 900. s:i5. 1880 1I:,5. A. m.
100 noon. 1916. 1870. s:I5. 500. 3. Is. $50
a'l5. 500. 6:I5. $50. Sis y M
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage checked
xESprcs. TO Arlington only
J. CoLyiN, Superintendent.
@. ABBOT. President
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every dsy in the year for Norfolk. New
port News and ali points south, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport New" Norfolk" and WASH
- ipgton." IN. following schedule:
Lv. wsst,Hy,ong.3D pm Lv. PcEtsmouth5.oo pa
Lv. Ai-aandris. 20 pm Lv- Norfolk o-t9 Pm
Ar ~. Wonro,. 7 ~ sut Lv Ft 9,nroe. .s.i5 Irn
Ar. Norfolk -. $40 avn Ar. Alexandra % ~ am
Ar Portsmouth.s.i5 am Ar. Ssshins;on''VJ am
- Tickets Oh sale al ST. Penn. ave-, u, And
q. ticket -Oriv-, Uly r-rn- ave-. ard eoshef
18th St and " Y. ave, &. q. ticket o.
fees, at SIS Penn ave, and 80 l'th 81
s. A. Z. liczrl office, 1857 y. \. ave-. and
- On bUsId steamers
xsFor further information apply AZ gen
cral oife-s 7th St wharf, Wash. II. T.
Phone. $50.
no2s-ti JOHN CALLAHAN. General MauageF.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-02

Martin kastle Presiden. and Treasurer
OF the American Newspaper Syndicate
has donated TO Garfield Memorial Haspital
J 900 annual subscriptions to the Wash
iBgtOn Mirror In this weeks issue OF
'se Washington Mirror" is an article de-
.eribing in detail the growth OF the hos
ei;ai and its present condition
Have You Skin Dise.sc.,Te letter
sslt Rhenn Scsid Head, Ringwo-m. Eez.,us
gci. BARRIERS Itch. Ulcers Riotcl,eg Chronic
I.tysipelas. Liver Spots PFurigo. Psoriasis. or
.t t eruttions 81 the skiR--What DR. agneW's
Ointment has done for others II car a. a. ,.,,
eufs you One application gives relief-35 csrts.
Sod BY T. Williams. finih aud Streets. I'd.
mona. Williams, Third and Penas, l,ania Ave.
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TSPEw RITERs.

CONE IN and do your typcwritins. Toe. pes hour:
preliminary instruction free; tyPewrttes rent
ed Tor practice at low rates. delivered ~ yo.r
home; best g'ade Of typewriter ribbons, ~ -
per dozen. NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGESCs.
gu 9Th 81. NV. oess-sise
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FOR RENT-IeLsTs.

tos kfNT-3lee Hth ST. NV. Groom FAT bot
Nl TcAif, 1876 st s.si,i
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MANY HUNGRY ONES FED
New Year Dispensation of Central
Union Mission Charity.

Hundreds of Homeless Wanderers
Provided With Dinner and Enter
tnincd by Christian NorLcra-N"
Joy i'm the District Jail or Work
houSc-,t Dance mt st. EiiEnhrth'S.
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Go s 3 oaip AL.
Through the Grandest Scenery of
America. All Trains Nestibuied,
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
All Meals served in Dining Cars.
Sfntinn sixth md q strrri..

Schedule in effect June l., 1879.
2I5 r. NJ DAILY Cincinnati sad 81 Louis
Spscjll-SoGd train for Cincinnati Pullman
Sieepcrs to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville In
dilHJpOiis, and So Louis. without change. Pirlor
Car COyiBgt0n. Va, 10 Virgins uJt springs.
Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
II:l0 l.. NJ DAILN-F. F. V. Limited Solid
Train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers TO CinciH-
natl Lexington. and Louisville without change.
Connection FOR Hot springs Va. daily Pullman
compartment car 90 Virginia Hot springs Ties
dIys Thursdays. and saturdays. Observation Car
Hinton to Cincinnati. SiecperS Cincinnati 70
Chicago md 81 Louis
2:i5 r VI DAILY For Gordousvilir. Char.
lottesyille. stanton. dIily, and Tor Richmond.
daily except SUNDAY.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue; COZ litb Street,
near +. and at the Station. Telephone call litl
for Pcnu-y yania Railroad Cab service.
H. W FULLER.
General Passenger Agcns.
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w tNiED-RpONs.

NANfED-Twu furnished ToorgS for light house
keeping, OF board; uI~r. wife, aud 'yo chill
dren; convenient to navy yard Addrr-s RON ~,
tbs office. jls..:r
WANTED Room and board in private iami,y Ly
tUo Young ladies, g.. - per week cscl In n,,.
Box p. this Office. lem
WANTED Extra large ro.rn. with oumioI able
bed; other furniture unnecesraf.; vtry Cheap.
AIdress bon =. ihls oiiiec; state Price. dc5t-2s
WANTED Warm room in private family, with
board; pay $50 per month. Adde'S BOX ~,
this Office. G.sl-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ARTISTIC siNGiN,. LESSONS, II YOU wish to
s;u6y singing professionally. or - an accom-
plshment. or for the love OF music. sou can get
special low rates Of this professor ia order 10
game a good class without delay AddJr.s Box
90 this Office. jaj-:tcm
NATIONAL DANCING CoMPANl'S ACAnE,N-
odd Fellows Hall, It'll II. nw.. Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. dc-5I-@t
BAD BILLS collected or no charge. II. u. cor.
Don. LAWYER. 1855 I NV i4-ot
FOR sALE-A brc~ch loldiug shotgun and a fine
setter dog; cheap. az loti q. nv. isl-at
SKATE GRINDING, al tho CoIC HBIA WORKS.
18th and c sts. NV. jaI-at
NEW YEARS holly vrea,ls, rope, mistletoc.
trees and other rycrgrrcts >bf'TIlERN
EVERGREEN co. OTIS ard Pa. ave. deaoat
DANCING Private, MISS LEONARDO. rrrrni,r
DsnseIse. Residence and arad.ay, 1913 Igll
ST. nv. Learn 10 waltz rrapefi, desG5t
PRINTING AND BOoKBINplNC-TiII January
1900, visiting cards, De i,r 100: other mint
ing cheap names On leather goods ia gold Pc
eael. C. +. WILLIAMS. SO ith It. nv. deI7-lf
A PORTRAIT By FREY ia ,rayon. pa,tcl. or
water culors Of Il dcCUl-ud friend OF RELATIVE;
Just the thing, on weekly OF monthly paw
mcnts. Studio lid9 Howard ave- NJ Pheasant.
D. e deIiimo
TOR sALE-Malc oanaries from s2oo upwards,
gOldishss, cats, pIrots, dogr rlbhiis etc
sClMlDs BIRD STORE. az l2tu st. Bw.
dell-ti,om
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING 90. usi IN =
n0.-Any ordinary clock CLEANED, So;
watcli,s cleaned, Coo. up musical box repairing
aud all other work as bw IN proportion. salts.
faction guaranteed; send postal, .-il call for
and deliver Tree 10 ans part % District.
dee-lmo
YoU ARE throwing money away IL Won get your
or tftff it,sir
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W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" tNTI:D-IIotS ES.

WANTED To bry. = i,r,e in Che city; will make
good cash payment and also give in cx-
change lot iH fhc city al Niddetupl n Y,
valued - si.HyJ: -izo Of lor 60Niss; good chance.
Tor builders. Address BOZ u. this osfcr deSl 81
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HELP N,STED-MALE.


HELP N,STED-MNLE.
80 -,
advertisements "n"er 'hiS
will he inserted for one cent w"r"
Tor cnch insertion.
w,X7tn -,,.... .,... f,- rid, wor.,; also
driver and store helper. BASEMENT, 5i5
isth 81. NV
WANTED Caots. di,hwashers walters. drivers,
toy-, city and country people siA' Nil
FoRllS. Hl- ST. NV.
~. ,rrpl 49, r,rter waiter bouseman,
SRI me AT ,urr. BASEMENT, GlS / 81. 1t
ue.d apply CYRUS II. BEES 1919 lith ST.
WNNrEB. Good white barber. at once; s. guar
aulee. 5l2 g IT, NV. II
$50 Pc month; al" "a men for railway. BISI-
-
s,,sn y'gc.. nod nome Addrrss Roy %
this office. Item
WANTEn. oolo,ed 10y TO wait on table and make
hhsci generally useful 90 l2lh ST. NV
Item
WANTED Experienced milk wagon driver, with
reference. ANIoH :. l.h Si. NV. lll-2t
NANlED-A man COOK, with references Ap-
ply 2lls IA. ave. NV lal-2t
WANTED Nbitc a,ir,,nan ss5 ner month;
Young man 10 wait table. boy TO wash dishes.
tnqrlre l6ao nm =. NV. Jal-Zt
WAxTrp o, a., -, ,,,,, c,rd v-,,d FRANCIS.
Ig,,I,,cr Mi II 4 . n n iaI.2t
~ ,I,r,,n 49, -. It,. .,o,5, c,n.
"ANlEp fuHi class pants maker eteAoH w. VI
L co. deSi-3t
SALARY Sli , week and expenses Address
MANrtiC1u RER. +. o. Box 1922, Philadelphia.
Pa. de2hSt
WANTED ~ boys with bicycles As messengers.
Apply li0i + s.. basement, alter ?. H.
eesv-' --
WANTED Five frst-claas ooattnakers- Apply so
-.--l =. NV. ee-o---
,.,,,.,. ,u..r mi. head
-,
VIII nc '"Her'e" LOT One ee''
v,Zrrp a, -,D.r,i bo,segorscrs waitres,cs,
cooks. r0am cleaners: quickest place TO get
work ShAtkl.EfotD :, SOS + 81: NV. "
WANTED Two experienced mattresses. GILT
Ell,.E DINING k,oHl. d. e,h e. NV II
A IN I
s. r,-.ificr p.rar,u+cgd BASEMENT Gl6
Z :. Ii
.w,XTFr 1,IJ-Il- -.,c1 NV cld.rI, oolored woman
T., ,ook and d" li-f,t bouSf,york for family
"l ~o' ne Washing % h'hi's' ~ ~"
1.e. II.
WANTED Young iady for cigar aud news store.
sI' "a. ave NV
,,-,,-t-ED ,,,r,t ,,,.r,-,, f,r croL in dining.
I'm. r,c.r,,.pcr-f- Al ,,,cr al Pa ave NV
II
N. ,NTFD- Cnlored girl for general homework:
referer,r--. siav TirIts : 81 NV ia2-tf
WANTED Bright and sasit Young girl 20 assst
------ =
WANTED Good girl. good home for good gi5l Ia
-
WANTED White cook. $40; chaui6ermaid 81;
experienced lahy's maid, sd LADIES IN
80. - 80 =
WANTED Colorcd cools SIS to s20; capable
oilainbcrTraid ard wairresS. SIS: six general
'i n A''- '''''''-7 ''-'' ~ w. VIZ -'.'''
e. 81.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship sailings from vancouver.
JAPAN CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS or JAPAN. Jan. 90 April Is
EMPRESS or CfiINA............Feb &c NAY
EMPRESS OF INDtA..................M March %
HsHa,AI ISLAND AND AUSTRALIA
AORANG1. 900. Jan. MiOWERA. Feb. 9
For rates apply 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue.
del5-tu. tn. sa -i56t
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NINE DAVIS. born clairroyant and card reader
tells about business, removes spells and evil
Influences rrunites the separated. and gives luck
10 all; cures plies and drunkenness 122s 95th st.
NV. de1.lp,o
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FOR REST-HOUSES.
FOR REST15 h st. Sc reduced from SEQ TO
$50 per month. Apply 40 c RI. sw js2-3t
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FOR SALE-UOUsEs.
FOR SALE-A bargain. 1881 Linden St ne, half
SQUARE from cars; lust completed. 6 rooms
and bath: IN. j. wide paved alley; Crano-
lIrhic sidewalk. small cash payment balance
ss5 per month Apply to owner, PERCY II.
ltJ SSELL. l2OC G. st. NV. dc2s-Tt EN-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
NEW oUTHAMPToN-LoSDoS.
CALLING, WESrBouND. At CHERBouRG-
Sailing Wsdns sdars at 10 a.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Every "Wednesday at u noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers u and Is, y. R.-ofaee. ~ Broadway, N. Y.
Philadelphia Office. 90i3)f Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-l306 II ST. ". W.
Or W. G. MOSS. agent. 1T Sanders & Stiymlns.
1921 ST. nv.
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Advertisements under this hcnh
will he inserted for ono cent word
for cRch insertion.
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FOR RENr-Elcgant rooms; newly furnished.
painted. and pIpered: heat. gas, hata. - to
81 III socand 81. NV ia2-.;t
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER.

in Obstetrics. Gold ricdal awarded for the science
OF Obstetrics from the University OF Munich. "a
varia. Treats successfully wSEaen's complication.
anu irregularities. private sanitariuin ladies'
before and during confinement. Infants ADOPTED
Uticc hours, 10 p. H. 6l1 Pa. ave NV,
Washington, D. Z. seIOtf
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ARTISTIC SiNGiNS Lessons, II YOU wish to
study singing professionally. or - an accom-
plshment. or Tor the lOye OF music. sou can get
special low rates Of this professor ia order 10 or
game good class without delay AddJr-s Box
20 this Office. jal-st en-
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
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!:s5 A. NJ. WEEK DAYS. PrrrSBCRG ID
PREss-Prlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Piff.hvrr
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-l22i llri st. NV. handsome mont
room with board; couple: price 81 pei mouth.
isa-sr
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FOR StLE-IIOUsEs.
TOR sALE-NoRTHwEsT.

Call at office for semi-monthly Bulletin
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WANTED Three mon for irsidc worA; also
driver and store helper. BASEMENT. 90
iath -. INV
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FOR RENT-Lsrgc second story front room. 2o7
G q. NV ia2 81
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE.
SIT, ,TIoNs. wANTED-FEM,LE

Advertisements under this head
will he inserted for one cent word
for each Insertion.
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LOT a sightll-woW t3iior-Iusde over,1a.s
az sacrifice. JULIUS COHEN, Iloi 9Th IT,
NV. de- liuu.r'l
rULL DRESS SUITS Tor lire. 81. JULIUS
COHEN. ll0i 9TH st. NV s4g.-tf
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LOST.
IOI Nd.

LOST glasses on ice behind Monument Re
wand II ret ,r.j to III 9th It. NV. de3t 81
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
FIRE in GREEN RIDGE.
Old Planning Mill, on Dickson Ave-
nue., Entirely Destroyed Early
This Morning.

About 1 o'clock this morning the
alarm of fire was turned in from box
Il at the corner of Dickson avenue ana
East Market street. a large two
story frame building known as thu
Old Miller & Stark Planning Mill Build
ing located on Dickson avenue between
Delaware and Breaker streets. caught
fire in some uneXplainable manner aud
within a few moments from it's oriGin
the whole place was in flames, the ou-
tire loss being estimated at about
$1,000.
In less \han a half hour the buildin:
was razed to the ground. 1t was the
property of the Green Ridge Lumbor
COMPANY and had been unoccupied for
more than a year, the Eureka Cash
Register company who were the last
occupants, using it as a plant for the
manufacture of cash registers.
Some of the machinery was still in
the building and together with some
property OF the Green Ridge Lumber
company. which wss Kept there, was
consumed in the blaze.
The cause of the fire !G unknown. a
barn close by and a larg" frame BULL
ing occupied by the faEilics OF Will
lam Robinson William Fish and Sam
ucl Christensen Were all in danger.
and at one ti,nc indeed We're IN flames.
The excellent work Of the tircmrn.
all the Providence and Green Ridge
departments being present ana several
of the town companies also, however.
prevented the flames gaining any head
way. in spite of a stronS wind that was
blowing. and besides a "athrr severe
scorching no serious damage was done.
the only grave result of 'hc ire being
tht destruction of the mill.
At o'clock the firemer had the blaze
under good control. ard no further
damage was done.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
TO INCREASE INDEBTEDNESS.
Action Taken by Stockholders OF
Scranton Railway Company.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Scranton Railway COM
pany was held yesterday In the offices
of the company in this city. Forty
eight of the $4,000 shares of stock were
voted and 1t was unanimously decided
to increase the Indebtedness Of the
company from s2.410,0O0 to s3,00O,oO
Tho officers Of the company declined
to go into particulars as to the exact
purpose of the Increase, but said in
a general way that IT is to be used fer
extensions and improvements.
The old board of directors was un-
animously reelected. II consists Of
G. NJ Clarke. |. y. lesley. T.. w.
Clarke. jr.. G.. y. Pierson. jr.. and c.
Ford Stevens, of Philadelphia: Tim
othy Burke and Frank Silliman. IT,.
of this city.
During tie year 1925 the company
spent over 100000 in Approving it's
plan, and lines.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
HIGHEST WAGES IN 12 YEARS.
Mine Workers in the Schuylkill
Region Are Happy.

Pottsvile, Pa, Feb. 1.-The mine
workers of the Schuylkill region will
receive for the last half of January
and the first half of February the
highest wages that has prevailed in
twelve years. The Schuylkill Coal EN-
change, which fixes the wages, today
placed the rate at . per cent. above
tht S25e basis. which ileans IS cents
addition to the wages "r those work.
ing for 81 per day. inside lahorers
whose schedule wages is Slc.aa, will
receive $l1,l0 per week for the time
stated. The rate of wages Is computed
upon the price Of coal received at
Schuylkillhaven By five coliieries
drawn by chance.
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14i. Daniel Finnerty. surety; Mary
Finnerty. prox.
1i5. Daniel Finnerty. desertion: Mary
Finnerty. prox
1i6. Samuel Heppson, surety; Ann
Heppson, prox.
la7. Frances Adomisky. desertion:
Paul Adomisky, pros.
1iS. Edward Flynn, desertion; Mary
Flynn. prox.
149. Ellen Hickman, surety; Ann Mum
ley, prox.
$50. Mary Mangan, surety; Ann Mum
ley, prox.
15i. Alexander vernofsky. Stanley Yer
nofsky, surety; Mike Mileski,
15e. Mary Abithan. surety: Joseph ST.
153. J: b. Lambert, surety; Edward
Pinder. pros.
154.william plisco. surety; John Smith.
155. Susie Ruddy, surety; Mary Guy
dulia, prox.
l5e. Charles Reilly. desertion; Kate
1o7. John Wilinisky. surety; Lanno
Wilinsky. pros
15s' Mary Wilma. surety; Ann Smith.
prox.
159. james p. Gilbride. surety: Annie
Gilbride. proX.
iVo. iNdte ~ nara, surety MTS. IdtT1Ck
Mcdonnell, proX.
161. Charles Heat, desertion; Mary a.
Hean, prox.
l62. Andrew Horwat, surety; Stephen
Horwat, pros.
1863. George II. Winlack. desertion; Jen-
ME Winlack. prox.
16i. Griffith Richards, surety; Jane
Richards, prOx.
165. l.. Englehart. surety; David ].
Harris. pros.
166. Elizabeth Harris, surety; Elizabeth
Englehart, proX.
167 Mary Schwartz, surety; Annie
Hibshman, proX.
l6S Andy Phelan, surety; James +.
Lotus. pros.
169. Nicholas George. surety; a. Is.
Ruddy. pros.
10. Carrie Goots, surety; Mike Ross,
pros
III. Carrie Goots, surety; Rebecca
Ross. prox.
ia William John Roderick. surety;
Kate Phillips, prox.
17S. Eliza Llewellyn, surety; Sarah
Nicholas. proX.
ia. Thomas Jermyn, surety; J. d.
l75. Reke Joinello, surety; Domenico
D. Mitchell, pros.
176. Michael ]. Norton. desertion;
Catharine Norton, prox.
III. Samuel Crew. surety; George H.
Reese, pros.
us. Mary Judge. surety; Jemima 1Io-
wells, prox.
lI9.Emil Hubshman. Hannah Hu5sh-
~ man, surety; Mary Swartz, prox.
lsO. John Tighe, surety; Mrs. David
Greats, proX.
ISL. Rosie Winwood, surety; X. A. Nc
Donald, proX.
1s2. Esther Galloway. surety: Annie
Vaughan. proX.
1S3. Lizzie Davis, surety; Annie DOM
1Si. Wycento Wychisky, surety; Kate
Taylor. proX.
| 1S5. Eugene Tropp. surety; Carrie
Smith. proX.
1S6. William Sockolfsky. Jacob Stovek,
surety; j. j. Jermyn, pros.
| lSI. Mary ROache, surety; Mrs. An
thony Gillespie. prox
1SS. James ]. O'Boyle. desertion; Eliza
| a. O'Boyle. proX.
lS9. Amile kolage. surety; Margaret
Powell. prox.
| 100. Anthony Gillespie, surety; Mary
Roach, prox.
l9l. Gerty Lee. surety; Michael Duffy.
pros.
192.John Kelly, surety; Bridget Brady
DrOX.
| l93.Joseph Granville. surety; Elizabeth
| Granville. proX.
| 1874. Mrs. Willis, surety; Agnes Hodg-
sons. prOX.
| 1875 William Haggerty, surety; Bessie
Morrison. proX.
| 1876. Martin Judge. surety. Alice Fer
Suson, prON.
! 1917. James McHugh. desertion; Mary
| McHugh. proX.
19S. Samuel Jurkovitz, surety; Samuel
| Harris, pros.
1919. Patrick McGinty. desertion: Kate
| McGinty. proX.
| 200. Andrew Martzer, surety; Wassil
Kutskow, pros
201. John Neadzaweek, surety; Annie
Kuduk, proX.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
rHINNEY ENGINE A WRECK.
Horses Got Beyond Control Of Per-
manent Mau Link.

In responding to the still alarm from
the Lorenz fire last night the General
Phinney engine team got beyond the
control OF Permanent Man Lisk and
tore down Sanderson avenue furiously.
At Marion street one of the front
wheels sank into the hole and the en-
Sine was upset with such force as to
hurl Lisk over d fence into the yard
of q residence. where he landed on his
head. Beyond some bad bruises.
strange as it appears. he was un-
harmed.
The engine. however. is pretty badly
wrecEel. This was one of the engines
but recertly rebuilt by the La France
Engine company at a cost of 81 500
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
bv MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTIIES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
ali PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
is the best remedy for DlARRHOEA.
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.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
THE REVISED LIST
FOR NEXT WEEK
PREPARED BY DISTRICT AT
ToRNEY JONES.

This Action Was Made Necessary to
Take Care of the Cases That Could
Not Be Tried This Week Because
of the Adjournment of Court Out of
Respect to the Late Judge Gunster.
Burglary Cases Are at the Head Of
the List-An Unusually Large Nnm-
Der Of Surety Cases.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-02
CITY NOTES


MANAGERS MEET.--The managers of
the Home for the Friendlcss will hold
their regular meeting in the Young W.
mems Christian association rooms at 80
O'Clock this morning.
EXCEPTIONS FlLED.--ln the case of
Cornelius Ruddy against Daniel Kellihcr.
exceptions To the report Of the referee
We're yesterday filed by Attorney T.. W.
Thaycr who represents the plaintif
MAI.ONEG FtNERAL.-The funeral
of Martin Maloncy. Of 3ll Putnam street,
will take place this morning at 80
O'Clock with services at the Church of
the Holy Rosary and intcrmcnt in the
Cathedral cemetery.
WENT OVER UNTIL MONDAY.--Ycs-
terday was the time fixed for Il hearing
i'll several cases in which objections to
certificates of nomination and nomina-
tiop papers were filed. ON account of
the death of Judge Gunst,r an OF these
hearings went over until Monday when
all ot tie pending objections will be
heard.
TAKEN TO liEFORMATORY.-D ",
ID. Donnc, physician at the county lail
yesterday morning topk to Huntingdon
rcformatory Albert Lloyd, the Young
Nofth End boy, convicted last term Of
criminal court of stealing from a West
Market street store S65. Iii. term Of
sentence is three Years, hut efforts are
being made to have the board of pardons
interfere in his behalf.
PAY-DAYS-The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company paid yes-
terday at the Hyde Park and Continental
mines. Today the employees at the Dia-
mond and Hallstead will be paid, and
tomorrow the Bellevue. Dodge and OK
ford. The Delaware and Hudson COM
pany paid yesterday at the Manville,
Green Ridge and the superintendents
and clerks at the Scranton and Car
bondAle offices.
WOMAN'S AUNILIARY..-A meeting
will be held February 10, in this city, of
the women's auxiliary to the Board of
Missions of the Archdeaconry of tho
Scranton diocese. at which last wears
work of the church will be discussed In
the course of the session Bishop Talbot
will preach sermon and the report Of
the annual meeting held at Bethlehem In
October will be read, Addresses will be
made by various Of the ladies.
Smoke the "Hotel Jermyn" cigar, loc,