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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
RAILROADS.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and IS IL St.
In eject May !, 1900
For AlexaRdria-Week days. $50, go, 80
SEQ, s:95 s.5a. s:z5. 1000, Il:oo. II 80 a m.
si2:o5. l22o I2:45, xI 30 I:45. . 90, e:40. 1 90
s;9' $50, s4:l5, 1850, sos, x5:2o. $40, 6:os
$50. 7:0o. 7:s0. 500. s:45. $50 1915, no
II ~ p m. sundays, T:is. 600, S:s5. lo;s,
II zoo, n:S9 a.. m, 1900 noon, 1870, loo, i:39
eco, 2:so, 500. S:20, 400, 80. $40 $50 500
$50 100. $50, SEQ, s-45, $50, 10:l5, n:2o,
II so p. n
For Mount yernon-week days go 800. 1900
y 90 a m, xl2.o5. xl 20, 200 xa:oo, 3:ae. 1906
> 80 P. m Sundays, 900 a. n, 1900 noon,
200 400. zoo, s:45 p. n
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days, 500. -s:35. $50, 1925, 1000, Hoo
a. m, sl2.05, 1920. I2:45 'I:45. 200. 80.
500. '3:z5. Alb. sos. 500. eos. eco, f'eS
90 p. Sundays. 7:l5. 900. e:is 1890. &c
II: 80 m, I2:O3 noon, 10 20, 100, l;i9, 2;Le
$3.50, goo, $3.50. 400 1850, 500, $3.50, eco,
ego, 7:oo, s7:30, SEQ p. m
Parcels carried OH al! trains. Baggage checked
xExpress. ITO Arlington only
J. GOWN, Superintendent
C. E ABBOT. President.
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 2 Srs.
f:45 A. NJ WEEK DAYS, PfTTSBURG E5s
PRESS-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg @
Pitfsburg
ln:50 N PENNENI NLNIL IIMITEn-putiz
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STE OATS.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every DAY in The year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all prints South ~ me
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
- ington," tbs following schedule:
ly. Washington $50 pm Ly. Portsmouth LOO pm
Lr- Alexandria, 90 pm LIZ. Norfolk &. AJ pm
Ar. Fl doHTor-7 90 IY. Fl. Monroe Is PIN
Ar. Norfolk. 90 am AT. Alexandra. 80 am
AT. Pertsmouth.si Is am Ar. Washington T. 90 am
. Tickets OH sale at 81 Penn. ave, B. and
- D ticket uf1ee, G1g Penn ave, and corher
. 18th St. aud n Y. ave, c. * o. ticket Of
. fceA, at 513 Penn ave. and COS 1sth ST.,
- S A l. ticket Office. 1i$i \. Y. ave, and
- board steamers-
. as-For further information apply at gen
. eral Offices. 9TH ST. wharf, Nash- d. {.
- Phone go
R02s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAs.
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Cfcar. confectionery sferc. rent IS
SO ~ 81 sw aua0,St EN-
wANrED-A partner. with $50 to 20 Is, . good,
paying business work for bG.h for about
nsonths IN the year Address Box 224 this
Office. aU5g-3t, en-
FOR sALE-I have one Of Jhe best ing saloons
IN the city which | viii sacrifice; II sold at
once bad health reason Tor selling Address Bon
FOR SALE-One OF the best grocery ard provision
stores III northwest; fully stocked: average
receipts SEQ daily; viii acCep5 highest offer this
=
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COUNTRY BOARD.


JERSEY COTTAGE, Colonial Beach; artesisa
we'll; 81 per day: transients Sl.5tj: IL blocks
frem wharf. 800 feet from the water. Cali at
1923 18th st. NV. auS5-St
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FOR RENT-IsoUsEs.

FOR RENT-17li y y ave. opposite new Cor
coran Art GALLERY, 2,stoIy hriek; roCfss:
cellar, modem plumbing front and back yards;
So per month. Key a. T-13. au30-3t era
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTID-One = hoIee-Psy boiler: must he
in good condition and cheap W + Dewitt
& Co. ;1S lr.h 81 nv. ar&l-5t- ~
WANTED Burglar proof safe; cheap for casa
Address Bon al this Office aa53 81
WANTED Of good harness fOr buggy. 7i3
eta Il Eg- aC2t-5J.cm
WANTED-To buy old feather beds E. MARKS.
80 Myrtle st. a22.-5L
I BUY and sell everything such as machinery
boilers motoTs, betting, gas fixtures. water
and gas pipe, tools, iron sirdcFs and columns
tents canvas. etc; also pay hiGlet cash prices
Tor old metals. IRON rubber. and paper sCo2&
II. BEBNHEIAlEI 92S c st NV Telephone 22.5
au-8-tt
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies
and gents cast-o1 clothing drop postal. I'll
can. B. TARSHES, 1905 7th 81 NV. au9-1mo
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F0US ..

B00KBINDING AND PRINTING! Binding / vol
unlet magazine. 15c: other work as reasonable
Book and job printing the principle of live
ard let live WILLIAMS, CID 18th ST NV opp.
Patent Office. CHAS W. D0WDEN Mgr
apg2l-tf
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eoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.


FOR RENT-Three uIfur. rooms on ID floor
light and heat; SIC per month IlH 5tn Il
nv g-ia0-3t.en
FOR RENT-Tl!Tce unfUr. rooms, light, heat, AMI
cooking gas. SD per month. i,4 Eti' tdpl''i
81. au5J-"t'th
F0R RI.NT-Two large unfinished rooms, 80
month. - st. NV aGS'-St
For RFNr-rlnee large rooms; second noo-:
water; $50 5G5 ~ It. NV. su..sSt
FOR RENT-Unfur. two communicating roon.s
Tor /. Ii. h. 30 u =, sc. a-i2'-'i- en-
FOR RENT-Thrce unfur. rooms, ID or Sd floors.
1861 9th st. au23-5 ,tIH
FOR RENT-Thee unfinished rooms, com. ID
floor 100 / 81. NV. au2y-3t.eL
FOR RENT-Three unfur. rooms; ID foc1. So
Mn = Sc aE2g-St-spl
FOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms; light hoase-
keeping: nice locality; Capitol Hill: min
utes' walk 10 Census building reasonable CAT
2i6 Del. ave ne au2a-i
FOR RENTING unfrrnished rooms; central
FOR RENr-Unf enc large room. 1901
II. Hw. aEzs-St,em
FOR RENTING unfur rooms; heat, gaz, bath;
so mouth 626 / s. NV question:
FOR RENT-Tmee unfar. 2d-ioor rooms; / l.
k. 605 y J ave NV. au2e-' EN-
FOR RENT-Tnee nice rooms; gas water. and
furnace heat. All st. Iu2S-St
FOR RENT unfinished second floor front rooms.
4j3 st. NV AUST
FOR RENT-ThIce unfinished ROOMS. 2d floor
FOR RENT-1I29 18th st. NV, unfinished ROOMS,
au2S-3t
FOR RENT-Dining room and kitchen to list
class caterer. s04 10th s.. NV au2s-$t
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms: heat and
gas 10 California ST au2s-5l
FOR -Unfurnished. three rooms on "a
floor. with bath. so K st, ne. au2S-3t
FOR RENT-Threc unfurnished rooms. IS, Gs
ST ne du-o-o.
FOR RENT-Th.ee large unfurnisled rooms. ID
floor; corner house line: SIS. wI Il
heat and gas: children. 3el Mass ave ne
auzo-"'
FOR RENT-Three rnfurnished rooms on second
floor 500 Nd ave sw- au-6-ot
FOR RENT-Thce unfur rooms; light housekeep-
ing: refs III 9rh ST. NV au27-4t,eTn
! FOR RENT-124 D st. ne, second floor, three un
furnished roons; heat gas, bath; So
aU25-6t
ROOMS AND HOARD.
ROOM With board. ss.55 per week: near cars;
all eonvenicnees. 1902 y. J.
au3o-i5,enl
I FRONT communicating and hoard 10 Cen
sps clerks; reasonable; other rooms; SO
/ and 81. 1l06 9th St nw. au3o-St. era
! SECOND story front bay window. suitable icr
two with board $40 Lee st. nv auS0 b
ROOMS and good board. 2oi st. nv. au2o,st
| WANTED-Three or four gentlemen to board
| Address 62S Sd St re- au29-st
FOR RENT-Hsllroom, fur unfur.. with beard
! SIG I'd Il. nv als2o-3t, en-
l0aO 9Th ST NW--EIeganI furnished rooms. S.
SO per MONTH board au2s-3t
FOR RENT-Nfeely fur. rooms; large front room
second floor; suitable for tive: hot water heat !;
central location. AZ 9th St. au27 4, EN-
| 3Is INDIANA AyENUE-'Fc|l-fu furnished suites.
/ single rooms; cle1n ventilated COOL house
| central and On best street railway; cali and see
au7-1mo
FOR SALE-H0U5Es
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SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted, 81;
machines for rent by week or month al OP-
PENHEIMER's NEW HONE AGENCY. 5li sth ST
iy7-tf
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-RooMs.
>->~~~---->~--->-,-a>~>-- ~~1->>~--><>-~~>(--
FOR RENr-secord-foor rooms fur. or up:ur- 81
$50 81 nv, near tth au03.,' 'eii
S07 c ST. y Newly fur. rooms on Isl aad
I'd floors, for sentlenen only. aG9o-.t-cnl
FOR RENT-Furuished ROOMS ogS 9th st. NV
auStt3t
ron RFNT-Nice. large bright front rooms; sec
ond floor; with frst-elass table board 'l1
ID 81. nv. @.l22--
FOR RENT-LaGge rooms. single or en- suite, fur
u;shed uniurnished; light housekeepin& II
desired 1923 10th 81. NV. aa33-aL
FOR RRNT-70S 18Th st. NV, furnished rooms,
single or communicating aaS1-o.
FOR RENT-Trrnished roons; 81 and So pr
month. 81 II ST. NV au0o-ot
FOR RENT-second and third floor rooms; fur
nisAed CT unfurRished; l. h h.. l1Oo 5th ST
NV an2o-5t
TOR RENT-Pretty, nicely furnished second story
front room; also front hall ROOM sl4 9Th 81
nv auSo-3t
FOR RENr-Furnished rooms; housekeeping;
moderate I'll lst St nv. aust
FOR RENT-In new house with every CONVEX
fence beautiful rooms: more; very
moderate terms Apply SO Fla. ave NV; pa
Nste family Of two " au9I -
FOR RENT-Oid. well established dentist has
spare room; good place for right sort OF Young
Address Bon Us, this oitce
FOR RENr-Loea;ion central office rooms or
bachelor apartments, furnished OF uni!rnish-
ed. Call address 1858 IL ST. NV until sep
TENDER 10 au4o-.L
FOR RENr-s12 St NV. unfinished ard fer
nshed rooms at5o-1t
FOR RENT eatIy-fur rooms Tor gentlemen.
cheap. SO 18th st nv au29-9t.ein
FOR RENT-Tlree fur rooms; corner house
Homework. f05 ! ST. NV au2s-os'eni
FOR RENT-Three roo,ns and bath for s. or two
for 81, SO X ST. an29-3te EN-
FOR RENT-Fur. I'd floor room. 11oS H st. nv,
auz0-St.em
FOR RENT-First-class bakery. rooms. and large
stables; Capmaa's old stand. Apply Mi;
LOUIS ROSENBERG, 1918 llth St Sc au29 d
g1s h Y AyE.-Furni5hed rooms, ID aoor: Isl
floor rooms suitable ior Office; tT4liSiehiS
tahCn- -
FOR REXr-Fusni,hed rooms IRON So TO $40 i
month; unfinished basement. '2s iosh 81
FOR RENT-Tvo desirable furnished rooms. ID
and Sd floors; terms reasonable $50 18th 81.
NV au29-3t
FOR RENT-aoa st NV, furnished single
room. 50 per month au29-ot
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, l-t and ID
floors; gas and bath. go 9Th 81 NV. 4uz2-it
7=7I, f,:,>T r.. ,..-,:-i,,1 r,,,-s Igl,, house
Va -. 30 ria i5fi = ne aggg3t
rs
IN - +i-is,5 - 49, n.5fl. or vitf7,It
tc,rI. - - f,o >, :. ne auz1-Sf
- ---
VI, ~ 40 q : NV all5s 3. EN-
! '-''. VI y - '''
! "h hf.N - 81, re'Is, - T' AN. - 81 e,n
! nom, = 3 = Nv
! FOR RENF-rhree nice rooms; gas ana water.
bath convenient; also iuI. room VI" oi
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FOR aENT-sToRE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Store and iye-room dwelling; cellar,
yard 800 LIST St Sc, key next door, J. s.
0'HARE, Woodb1rn, D. e au30-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries, mockiEg
birds dogs cats. rabbits, gold fishes, etc;
catalogue free SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 112 eth
ST. suzs-tt
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HELP WANTEn-FEMALE


NANTEi--ReliabIe wolnan 10 cook and do gen
cal h0usework; must have good refs b,o
1g,L :, ~ Item
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
a. s. CAYWOOD,
Real Estate. Loans- and Insurance,
as3 9TH ST n W

SUBURBAN lots
Fort Myer Heights, close to courthouse size, 81
lie per foot.
lots in Reno, north side Sherman St, opposite
reservoir. 25xiO0 IL. $l50 each
Building lot on Champ!ain ave, near Coiuma IA
Road ard 18th st. cars; sec. foot.
Large lots at Avalon Heights, from $3.50 TO
about 81, $50 each au29-3t. en-
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WANTEp-A gill to wash ard iron and do gen
cral homework. Enquire 400 l. St NV
1t
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" .ANTED-y. hite girl or woman colored w9-
man Tor ,.Sneral huusew orl: small family. Ad-
drc-s Box 20 this office, II
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For SAZE-H0U5Es.

$500 CASH. $50 monthly. price IS. 800 (vly rent
5-room fat for 500 new s-roori aaj bath
frame cottage, furnace, large verandas; LOT 50x
I25; one square from cars; miles from White
House; chance for speculation. FUTON II
GORDON 1905 G St N.Y. au9O-St cta
FOR SALE-SevenToom brick house: perfect
condition; a. m. l.. 500 cash; balance TO
suit; u per cent investment. GEO. c. AYRES,
6l1 La. ave. au2s-9t EN-
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WANTEi)-Three girls for small family; we give
YOU all good places free; pay after making
A.. f,,r weeS: We have good places in every day
i.n good help Enqu;rc at tie VIRGINIA LUNCH
I,s6\I 1923 1Ith 81 NV lt,e
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" ANTED-Settled coiored woman for general
housework; stay AZ night: bring references
ISsJ tyIcoran ST II
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SITUATIONS wAxrED-MALE.
wANTED-ROOMS.

ALL kinds Of help furnished. PHILADELPHIA
EMPLOYMENT co. 2029 18th st rs. au2I-.t
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FOR aENT-sTABLEs.

FOR RENT-Brick stable and workshop and
yard. ALB 18th ST. ne. au29-5t
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wAETED-RoOM AND HOARD.
WANTED-SUBURBAS.

NANTED-To rent, small farm, near city; state
location. price, and full particulars. Adj
dges> J = care Carrier 80. Station b. au2s-3t
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WENTED-EOUSEs.

WANTED-To rent from owner . or I0-room
house: a. III. l.: between gth aud IfJh ana
II aud y sts-. S;zto rental price Bon l. Warder
Building. au29 81
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building ss2 st. NV;
cheap rent Apply to W. ]. DANTE, Hutchins
BICg 10th and sta. ap22-u
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HEIp MANTED-MALE.

WANTED Experience unnecessary, statesmen;
arv, commission; a. IN. FRIDAY. COLI MI
COFFEE CONCERN, 5lS 10th 81. NV. It,
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GREEN RIDGE.

At the regular meeting of the Green
Ridge Women's Christian Temperance
union, held in the Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon, the following
officers We're elected to serve for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. j. w.
Howell; secretary, Mrs. j. w. Miller;
assistant secretary, Mrs. T. B. Jack
son; treasurer, Mrs. +. Nolan; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. j. Harvey.
The vice presidents are chosen from
the different churches and will be
elected in the near future. The ap-
pointment of delegates to the con-
vention, which will be held in Mos
cow next month, was postponed till
the next meeting, Thursday, Septem-
ber q.
The entertainment for the purpose of
raising funds for the Green Ridge IL
brary, which was given in the library
building last evening, was we'll at
tended and netted the committee a
neat sum, The programme rendered
was an excellent one ana reflects credit
on the managers and performers,
Lowell Lawrence, of Delaware street,
sprained his right arm while playing
foot ball yesterday afternoon.
r. NJ. Lindsay, of Monsey avenue,
is confined to his home b y illness.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

The Sunday afternoon gospel meeting
at the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation rooms will be led by the secre-
tary, Miss Van Mort An instructive
session is promised. All girls and wo-
men are invited to attend.
Rev. w. \. Nordt, of the Hickory
street German Presbyterian church,
having returned from his vacation, will
conduct services in that edifiCe Sunday
at the usual hours. A large audience
will greet his return.
The committee on arrangements for
the annual ball of the Century Hose
company held a meeting Thursday
night to further prepare for that social
event. The committee is composed of
the following: Charles Wirth Louis
Scheuer, Will Tannler, Robert O'Don-
nell and John Ref.
Julius Armburst, Charles Glaab and
Fred Mursch returned from a fishing
trip to Lake Henry yesterday with
sixteen good sized pickerel
There will be a business meeting of
Columbus council, No. l79. Young Mems
Institute at o'clock Sunday afternoon
in Pharmacy hall. All members are
requested to be present.
VIII Heb, of 535 Alder street, dslo-
Gated his hip Thursday afternoon by
falling off a car on the Delaware and
Hudson tracks under the Linden street
bridge. He was taken to the Lacka-
wanna hospital,
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The Loyalty club of the South Side
Young Women's Christian association
re-orSanized for the autumn season
last night in the association rooms. The
meeting. in spite of the inclement
weather, was well attended, and from
the indications this clever society will
more than hold its own in work and
membership during the coming year.
Last year ever seventy-five members
were enrolled. and it is expected that
this will be the banner year.
Plans for the government of the
club were discussed and also the ad-
visibility of changing the purpose of
the society. Last year the meetings
were mostly of a social and entertain
ing nature, and. as the meetings are
weekly, it was thought well to divide
them every month as follows: First
meeting night. strictly business sec
ond, industridI third entertainment;
fourth, gospel
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Charles Ntzhugh, of Dunmore, while
under the influence of drink, made a
desperate attempt to throw himself
over the Cedar avenue bridge into the
Roaring Brook last evening and was
only frustrated by the prompt and de-
Cisive action of Lieutenant of Police
Zang and Patrolman Boland.
MCHugh, who, in company with his
brother, had been visiting different sa-
looms in the central city. after imbibing
freely started for home and despite
the attempts of his brother to head
him in the right direction, started down
Cedar avenue, acting and behaving
generally in disorderly manner
When the Cedar avenue bridge was
reached his brother still attempted to
turn him about. when he broke away
and started to climb up the guard rail-
ing of the bridge.
Lieutenant of Police Xang and Pa
trolman Boland, who were coming
down Cedar avenue, heard cries for
help and succeeded in reaching Nc
Hugh before had had time to fling him
self over He struggled fierCely with
the officers to get away. He was half
carried and half dragged to the police
station on Alder street.
This McHugh was reported dead in
Wilmington, Del. some time ago, but,
like the proverbial cat, he seems to
have nine lives, and generally turns up
smiling. He viii bo given a hearing
this morning.
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MINOOKA.

The social given last evening at St.
Joseph's hall by Division No. 8, Ancient
Order of Hibernans, to the ladies who
assisted at their recent picnic, was
greatly enjoyed by all those who at
tended.
The Gibbons cOlliery, near here,
which has been supplying coal to the
surrounding neighbOrhood, has become
affected by the strike yesterday. Oper-
ations were ceased until the trouble IS
over.
The weekly social which was held
at Callerys hall Thursday was we'll
attended
Mark Conner, of Plains. is visiting
friends in Minooka,
The Polanders of Greenwood, as
usual, are having more trouble among
themselves. 1t seems that a few Of
the special officers who had a little
spleen to let out on one of their num-
ber Stanley Gelinski, pretended to ar
rest him on charge of wife beating.
of which he was innocent. When he
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DUNMO2E.

Services will be conducted in the
Methodist Episcopal church by the
pastor, Rev. A. ]. Van Cleft, as fol-
lows. tomorrow: Preaching in the
morning, on the topic, Rejoicing in
the Lord: in the Sunshine and Under
the Clouds" In the evening, the SER
mon will be on the subject, "The Great
Battle for Bread" All the other SER
vices are as usual. Seats free and all
made welcome.
Preaching services will be held in
the Dudley Street Baptist church to-
morrow morning and evening, Rev. j.
L. Kreamer preaching on the subjects:
David, the Penitent,' in the morn
ing, and THE Remedy for Sinful
Hearts," in the evening. During the
progress of the evening service, the
pastor will also sing a solo. Sunday
school at y o'clock, and other SER
vices as usual.
At the Tripp Avenue Christian
church, Sunday school will be held at
10 o'clock, followed by preaching SER
vices by the pastor Rev. j. d. Dab
ney at II o'clock; topic, "Watchful-
ness. The evening sermon will be
preached on the subject "Sin and It's
Cost" All are made to feel welcome.
a drama entitled, "St. Anthony"
will be given by the Italians of the
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

me soClal committee oL the Electric
,N Nhee.heh are requested to meet
III tnc cluo mousse tomorrow morning
at ~ O'Clock,
dohn Hundon, OF North Main ave-
hue' lhe popular division superntend-
tht oL the scranton Railway company,
mas resumed ms duties after his an
hual vacation.
meeting of local union. No. 1878,
Ohlted Mine workers, Will be held this
AFTERNOON al ! O'Clock in Cooperative
hall North Main avenue. for the pur-
pose or making arrangements to par
tlclpatc in the parade and picnic to lie
held this afternoon and evening IN
Laurel Htll park. T.. n. Graham sec
retary.
Dr. j. J. Roberts operated suCress-
fully on Evan r. Williams. of 1912 Ely
non street, yesterday. He was assist
ed by Doctors Allen, Thompson and
Paine.
The funeral of the late Frank Man
gan will take place this afternoon from
his late home on Luzerne street. Short
services will be held in Holy Cross
church and interment will he made i'm
Cathedral cemetery.
All the slate -piCkers, runners and
drivers of Local union, No. 1878. who
intend participating in the parade this
afternoon are requested to meet at CO.
operative hall at O'Clock.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kiff's infant child occurred Yesterday
afternoon. Interment was made in the
now Cambria cemetery.
Patrick McAndrew. of IJIzernc
who was arrested by Constable Lance,
on the charge of wife beating. was
committed to the county iail by Alder
man Moses in default of bail.
Michael 0'Brien, of Pleasant street,
was committed to Jail by Alderman
KelloW on charges preferred by his
mother, who alleged that her son
abused her and broke the furniture.
Miss Anna jenkins. Of North Fill
more avenue, entertained friends Wed
nesday evening at the home of her sis
ter Mrs Henry Harris. on Lafayette
street. Phonograph selections, re-
freshments and other diversions were
enjoyed.
The Mothers Helpers club will meet
at 2.30 O'Clock this afternoon and the
T. F. c. club and Bible class at 7.3O
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-22

A Baltimore and Ohio fruit car. No.
99,5S6, jumped a frog under the West
LaCkawanna avenue bridge yesterday
afternoon, and caused no little excite
ment. A large crowd was attracted to
the scene, and watched the Central
railroad employees, with the assistance
of engine No. iO3, restore the car to
the tracks.
The crowd was later thrown into 4
flutter of excitement when a short
time afterwards George Thomas, the
young son of Street Commissioner
Thomas, was thrown from his wagon,
and narrowly escaped serious injury.
The Thomas boy is cripple, and
was being drawn in an express wagon
by two boys. In their haste to cross
the street car tracks, the team forgot
their helpless driver and he was
tumbled out of the wagon.
One of the wheels was badly dam
aged and the boys experienced much
trouble in hauling their load home.