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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-24
CHRISTMAS PosToFFICE HOURS.
Orders to That Effect Issued by
Postmaster Ripple Yesterday.

The following orders were issued yes
terday governing the hours at the
Scranton postofice tomorrow and the
collection and deliveries to be made:
SCRANTON POST OFFICE.
Scranton, Pa, Dec %, 1901.
Order No. 81.
Wednesday. Dec. 25. 1901 (Christmas Day),
will be observed at the Scranton, Pa, postoilicc,
as follows:
Carriers will make one delivery in the morn.
ing.
General delivery and stamp windows will be
open from 0 Il. III. to Il noon.
Registry and money order windows Will be
closed all day.
Collections will be made at l0.i5 a. m. from
boxes ON Main avenue between LLckawanna ave-
nue. and Washburn street; also West lMckawal'
ma avenue and Iacilwanna avenue to Adams a'r'
ruc; Adams avenue 10 Mulberry street; MULBERRY
street to Franklin avenue, and from all boxes
between these points.
Carrier No. 20 will make the Up. M. collection,
and the usual evening collections will also be
made by Carriers Ms. % and %.
Ezra II. Ripple, Postmaster
Per d. W. Powell Asst. 7. VI.
Fine electric seal jackets. Prices for
Monday and Tuesday. $500.
VI +. l.. Crane, 324 L.ackawanna Ave.
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THE LAND OF DIAMONDS.
Interesting Little Book on South
Africa by Rev. James Hughes.


"The Land of Gold and Diamonds. or
Ten Years in South Africa" is the eff
fective title of little book just issued
by Rev. James Hughes, of this city,
formerly OF Kimberly. 1t records many
of the authors impressions of South
Africa, it's people, leading men. native
races mineral and agricultural re-
sources and social possibilities in the
years to come.
There is much information in the
book that many OF us should, but don't
know. For instance, Cape Colony.
though larger than Texas, had before
the present war only about four times
the population of Scranton, If by popu-
lation we mean white persons immi-
grant. Minus soldiers, it's white poru-
lation today must be considerably less.
Natal, Basutoland, Zululand, Orange
River State, the Transvaal and Bechu-
analand together have an area six
times that of Colorado and are thinly
populated; and Rhodesia, on the north,
English by the grace of that remark
able man, Cecil Rhodes. of whom Rev.
Mr.. Hughes gives some "reminiscences,
has an area eight and one-half times
that of Great Britain. Altogether here
the United States, excluding Alaska
an empire whose hills are full of gold,
diamonds and other precious deposits
and whose valleys and plains, ample
enough to sustain a population of mill
ions, need only a little tickling and
some intelligent irrigation to smile in
harvests as rich as the phenomenal
yields of the mines.
n hnp IN, ntrrt,, lt,,eN
is the lack of water" writes Mr.
Hughes. sometimes they have no rain
for five or six months During such a
time everything is burned up. Beast
and bird and vegetation suffer to
fearful extent. The traveller can pro-
ceed for hundreds of miles over the
veldt and not see IL blade of grass,
green leaf, or any other signs of life
and yet In less than twenty-four hours
after a good shower of rain the whole
veldt. which Il few hours before had
appeared perfectly dead and sterile
breathes and blooms; mantle of varie-
gated beauty covers what short time
ago appeared like the huge graveyard
of all vegetable life. If sufficient water
could be procured, farming would prove
very profitable, for the soil is eminently
productive"
We are told that there is an abund-
ance of water beneath the surface. at
distances varying from six to one hun
dred feet; so that the problem of irri-
cation Is not in reality difficult. All
that it needs, apparently, is Il gener-
alton of peaceful development. After
reading what Mr.. Hughes has to say
with regard to the potential value OF
South Africa. we are better prepared
than formerly to comprehend the EN-
pire building ambitions of Cecil Rhodes,
Joseph Chamberlain, Lord Milner and
the other Englishmen who have given
so much of their time and means to the
development of this great area that
only Il few years ago was the abode OF
wild men and wild beasts.
The dedication of the book is to Rev.
DR.. Charles Il. Robinson, with grat--
full "reminiscences of many kindnesses
from one who might be justly described
as faithful friend, an honorable
gentleman, and devout servant of the
Lord"
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German Lutheran Church.

At the German Evangelical Lutheran
church, Mifflin avenue, Rev. A. O. Gal
lenkamp, pastor the following pro-
gramme will be rendered on Christmas
Romanza Op. iorgan) ........... .Saran.G Henson
Festive song (ch,iD ............... .Wcnncberger
In Bethlehem tchoiD Palmer
Christmas Pastoral, OPP. 5S (organ) ...... .Mcrkel
The Angels Song (choir ................t Gabriel
March in B fiat ...... .....................Sila .SilaS
Sopranos "h. Grcincr. Miss Mac Spcic!.
or, Mrs i. J. Wilmaycr Miss NJ. Zcidlcr. .
Altos-Mrs. j. Diem, Mrs. y. o. Gallcnklmp,
Mrs 4. llummlcr.
Tcnols--.I. Drummer, Ch Schwaid +. j. Wild.
mayer.
BaSos-T.. Falk. J. Calm.
Organist and airector--Albin korn
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!. In order to make more ef-
/. fective the rewards heretofore
|. offered by the Citizens Alli-
!. ance, the following is hereby
!. substituted:
!. For the arrest and conviction
|. in the Court Of Quarter Sessions
!. or the Court of Oyer and Term
!. iner Of Lackawanna county of
any person or persons guilty of
:. the following offenses, to wit:
1. For dynamiting with the
=. intention o. injuring persons
:. or destroying property-one
!. thousand dollars.
2. For conspiring to boycott
1 any person, Arm or corporation
I. whatever in the city of Scran-
I. ton-Five hundred dollars.
l. 8. For obstruct ng the streets
J. or the tracks thereon, or GRIM
!. inally interfering in any way
i. with the operation of any pub
). lie means of transportation
!. Fifty dollars.
y 4. For assaulting any motor
=. man or conductor employed by
1 the Scranton Railway company
4 twenty-five dollars.
5. For assaulting or reviling
!. any passenger on any public
!. conveyance or alighting there
J. from-Twenty-flve dollars.
8. For throwing stones or
!. other missiles at any public
; conveyance-Twenty-five dol
Z lars.
: By order of the Citizens Alli-
ance,
WILLIAM A MAY,
: Leader.
: Attest:
T d. B. ATHERToN,
: Secretary.
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CHRISTMAS
PROGRAMMES
PRAISE OF THE SAVIOUR WILL
BE SUNG.

In the Grace English Luthern Church
Elaborate Preparations Have Been
Made for the Christmas Exercises
of the Sunday School-Selection
That Will Be Rendered at st.
Lucia's and Holy Cross Catholic
Churches-At the German Evan
gelical Luthern Church on Miff1in
Avenue.
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WHO Is FRANK ARANowsKIp
Cleveland Police Ask If He Is Want
od r1ara for M,irder

Superintendent Of Police Robling yes
terday received letter from Supern-
tendent of Police George Il. Garner. Of
Cleveland. o.. stating that Frank
Aranowski was under arrest there aud
that is was understood he was wanted
in Scranton for murder.
Superintendent Roblng knows Moth
ing of any such man.
Nothing has been heard as yet from
George Smith ,of North Scranton, who
was sent to Detroit, Mich, Friday
night to identify a prisoner there who
is said to be Wladysaw Konstansno-
vicz, the alleged slayer of Joseph
Bcnavich.
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APPEALS IN
MANY CASES
SUITS CARRIED TO SUPERIOR
COURT.

When That Tribunal Meets Here On
the Second Monday in January
Many Cases of Local Interest Will
Be Reviewed-one of Them Is the
Water Rates Test Case and Another
the License Fee Case-Marriage
Licenses and Court House News
Notes.
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Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

In the estate of \. c. Kdys, late OF Scranton.
letters of administration were yesterday granted
10 Adelaide Hays
In the estate of Bridget lIanaway, late of this
city, letters ot administration were yesterday
granted to John +. Cummings.
David Landau Yesterday registered with Fro
thnno:sry Copeland AS a student at law in the
office OF Tav,or X Lewis lie was graduated from
the commercial department OF the High School
in lSNl
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Visitors Were Victorious in Both of
Last Nights Bowling Games.
Elk-West End Game Postponed.

In last nights play in the bowling
league the Black Diamonds won two
out Of three games from the Backus
team in the Backus alleys, and the
Green Ridge wheemen took two out
of three games from Scranton Bicycle
club at the latter's alleys The Elk
West End game was postponed until
Thursday night.
Appended are the scores of last
nights games:
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We open this morning a new line
of Silk Skirts, from SO to SIS.
Meldrum, Scott g. Co.

Hanley's Christmas Catering Service
Will consist of prompt delivery ut your
home of salads, entrees, plum pud-
ding, iced creams, ices and any special
form Of dessert desired if orders are
placed at n seasonable hour. 42O
Spruce street. Both phones. ~
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SCRANTON GIRLS SUCCESS.
Estelle, Daughter Of Attorney F. E.
Loomis to Appear at Lyceum.

The theatrical and society event of
next week will be the first presenta-
tion here of Denman Thompson's enor-
mously successful comedy drama OF
New England life "Our New Minis
ter" at the Lyccum on Tuesday, De-
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st. Lucia's Catholic Church.

The Christmas music at st. Lucia's
italian Catholic church of Chestnut
street will be under the direction of
Organist Miss Mary l.. Cavanaugh. and
will consist of the rendering by the
choir of the following:
Adaatc Eidr1rs
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Dv the Full Choir
The following are the members of

The following are the members of the
choir: Misses Rose Arigoni, Mary
Giblin. Mary Calabrese, Emma Cas-
sesse, Grace Calabrese, Mary Crane.
Thomas Sanguiliano,J Joseph Callatrone.
Frank Fiore Gerald Fiore, Pasquale
Cinquesran, Joseph Fiore.
Soloists-Misses Rose Arigoni. Mary
Cavanaugh. Thomas Sanguiliano JOS
eph Callatrone, Pasquale CinQuegrani
and Frank FiOre.
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BRIDGE Is SAFE.-Whilc in need of consider.
able repairing, the Ash street bridge, damaged
by the flood, is not unsafe for vchcular traffic,
Director Roche says. and in case Of 4 fire the
steamers can safely cross it,
CHRISTMAS DONATIONS.-Thc following do.
nations have been received by the Home tor the
Friendlcss: Mrs. f. p. Kingsbury. 81; Mrs. W.
W. Scranton, 81; G. II. Wellcs. 81; Colonel II. NJ.
Bocs, So; Sons OF St. George, No. l lodge, $50.
ONLY NINE PRESENT.--Ony nine members
OF select council responded last night to the call
for a special ing to consider the estimates
for the next fiscal year and consequently no
meeting was held. The next regular meeting OF
council will not be held until Jan. o.
DONATION TURNED ovER--Thc donation OF
500 voted to the Mckinley Memorial association
of Scranton by the State League Of Republican
clubs at their recent convention in this city, has
been handed to Secretary Sanderson by the lTesi-
dent OF the State League, Hon. Frederic W.
Flcltz.
OFFICERS CIlOSEN.--Thc Bartcndcls' union
has chosen the following; officers: President
James laggcrty; vice president, Thomas O'Rricn;
chaplain, James Major; inspector. George Laugh.
ton; financial secretary, Evan Widen; recording
secretary, Robert Wharton; treasurer, John T.
Grimes.
D., l.. AND w. PAY DAlS..-Thc employees OF
the Avondalc, Auchincloss Bliss Ilallstcad Pet
tcbonc and Woodward mines were paid yesterday.
Today the following tollirics will he paid: Arch
bald, Bellevue, Bellevue washcry, l'rSbin,
Cay,,ga. Continental, Dodge, Hampton, Holden,
Hyde Park, oxford, Pyre, Sloan and Taylor
HAS ITALLUCINATIONS-Thom Ahcarn, VII,
last week asked the police to lock him up, say
ing he was wanted in Norfolk for larceny, was
turned over to relatives yesterday. Ahcarn had
an injury to his head when he was a hoy, and
at times suffers from mllucnatons. The idea
that he was wanted in Virginia was one of them.
WRESTLING MATCH.-'ihcre will be a wrcs.
Ting match between julius Usacr and Abe
Corkcr, in ST. Marys hail. Providence. Monday,
Jan. II, tor the sum OF 800 IL side, The weight
oi each man will be l30 to 100 pounds Abe
corhcr is open TO wrcstlr any man in lackawanna
county at l3i pounds, give and take two pounds.
RY DEC. 31.--In the appeal for the Rescue
mission, printed in yesterdays Tribune, it was
stated that "unlcSs new contributions to the
amount of Sl,2OO are received hy Jan. 81 the
mission may have to close. The date should
have been Dec n. as il is very essential that the
managers know by the end OF this month whether
or not the amount called Tor is forthcoming.
pOSTOFFICE FLOODED--Thc largest amount
Of mail matter ever turned into the Scranton post.
Office turned in yesterday, and from the
opening hour until early this morning the clerks
still at work sorting ont and shipping the
thousands OF Christmas packages which fairly
flooded the postoi!ice. The carriers were also
loaded down with extra bundles all day yesterday,
and from present indications they will have
troubles Of their own today.
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Holy Cross Catholic Church.
In Holy Cross Catholic church. Bell
evue, the following programme will be
rendered by the choir on Christmas
day:
Prcudc-Apergcs
kyric E1cison OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...Ll 11ache
Choir, with Mr.. O'Mallcy. Soloist.
Gloria ......................lA Hache
Choir
trcdo .......................... la liache
Choir, with Mr.. +. Doyle, Soloist.
OGcrory-". Fi,clcs."
Choir
Male Voices.
Quartc.tc and Choir.
AgnuS Del Observation-Disclosures. LII liachc
Choir
ReceS,ional-Tc Dcrm Observation-Disclosures. German
observation-disclosures Haydn Evans, organ'st, and
Miss Rose Conway
Members of Choir-Sopranos, Miss Margaret Dis.
kin, Mary Gcrrity, Nellie kcegan, Sadie licnnign.
Miss Russell, Miss Lillian Russell, Nellie Ruanc,
Margaret Ruanc, Kathryn Hughes, Sadie Ruddy;
altos Mrs. McAoon, Miss Julia Hughes, kathryn
Lynn, Mary Lawlcss. Mary lIcrrty; tcnors, Jonn
McNulty, John Sheridan. James Doyle, Owen
O'NIalley; bass, Mr. Walsh. Frank Doyle, John
Connors Patrick Walsh.
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DR., N, Y. Leet Has Removed

His offices from the First National
Bank building to corner Wyoming ave-
nue. and Spruce street. over Dime bank,
Entrance on Spruce street. 80
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Every visitor to our store this even
ing between and . o'clock will be
presented with Il brick from the chin
ney, by Santa Claus. Mahons Shoe
store, 3aS Lackawanna avenue. y"
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Ice Skates.

All prices, so cents up.
Florey 4 Brooks,
" 2l1 Washington avenue
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CHRISTMAS DONATIONS.-Thc following do.
nations have been received by the Home tor the
Friendlcss: Mrs. f. p. Kingsbury, 81; Mrs. W..
W. Scranton, 81; G. II. Wcllcs. 50; Colonel II. NJ.
Boics, So; Sons of st. George, No. l lodge, SO.
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$4,000 Cigars at Wholesale and

Imported Key West, Porto Rico and
domestic from 81 per box to $25.
" T.. G.. Coursen.
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ONLY NINE PRESENT.-Only nine members
Of select council responded last night to the call
for a special Meeting to consider the estimates
for the next fiscal year and consequently no
meeting held The next regular meeting OF
council will not be held until Jan. ..
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Mr. Chas. Russell, Concert 'Cellist
and Teacher, of New York.

VIII accept limited number of pupils
In Scranton. For terms, ETC., apply to
Miss Julia C. Allen, 5l2 Washington
avenue. ="
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Christmas services at st. Luke's at s
a. m. and s Il. m.. and in connection
with morning prayer and sermon at
1890 o'clock.
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Get Your Holiday Cigars

and Pipes at Carney Brown & Co.'s,
Linden street. 80
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Jacobs s. Fasold.
City Notes.
(Store open evcnings.)

BRIDGE is SAFE.-Whilc in need Of consider
able repairing, the Ash street bridge, damaged
by the flood, is not unsafe for vchicuar traffic.
Director Roche says. and in case of 4 fire the
steamers can safely cross it.
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Candy for Everybody.

Every visitor to our store this even,
ing between and 8 O'Clock will be pre-,
sented with brick from the chimney
by Santa Claus. Mahon's Shoe Store
32S I.ackawanna avenue. ~
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Holy Cross Catholic Church.

The following programmes will be
observed on Christmas day:
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Dict-"Some One is Hungry and Cold"
Mrs Warng and Mrs. kjclls,cdt
With Chorus by School.
Rectation-"Christmas Secrets. ... Emma Swald
Christmas treat and Gifts for the School.
Announcements.
Christmas Offerings
Song, Ring the Merry Bells OF Christmas"
by the School
Bcncdicton.
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Christmas Plum Pudding.

Place your order early with Hanley
420 Spruce street, where there is 4
surety of purity W
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BACKl'S.
BLACK DIAMONDS.
BICYCLE CLUB.

Highest srore-BcavcrS. 2oi.
Highest average Beavers, lSS 10.
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DONATION TURNED ONER.--'rhc donation OF
500 voted to the Mckinley Memorial association
of Scranton by the State League Of Republican
clubs, at their recent convention in this city, has
been handed to Secretary Sanderson by the pTesi
dent OF the State League, Hon. Frederic W.
ECltZ.
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GREEN RIDGE.
Candy for Everybody.

Highest scorc-AIitchell, 2oS.
Highest avcrage--Taylor. lT6.
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500 Christmas Trees.

Received last night. Wholesale and re-
tail ut Clark's. -
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OFFICERS CEOSEN.-Thc Bartcndcls union
has chosen the following officers: President.
James llaggcrty; vice president, Thomas ORricn;
chaplain, James Major; Inspector George Laugh.
ton; financial secretary, Evan Viddcn; recording
secretary, Robert Wharton; treasurer, John T..
Grimes,
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WRESTLING MATCH.--1hcre will be a wrcs.
Ting match between julius Ulsafcr and Abe
Corkcr, in ST. Mary's hall. Providence. Monday,
Jan H. tor the sum OF 800 side. The weight
of each man will be l30 To 100 pounds. Abe
Corhcr is open to wrcstlr any man in Ilokawanna
county ut l3i pounds, give and take two pounds.
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D., L. AND W. PAY DAIS.--Thc employees o!
the Avondalc Auchincloss, Bliss Ilallstcad. Pet
tcbone and Woodward mines paid yesterday.
Today the following ,ollircs will he paid: Arch
bald, Bellevue, Bellevue washcry, lriSbin,
Cay1ica, Continental, Dodge, Hampton, Holden,
HYDE Park, oxford, PyEe, Sloan and Taylor.
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HAS ITALLUCINATIONS--Tho Ahcarn, yh>
last week asked the police to lock him up, say
ing he was wanted in Norfolk for larceny, was
turned to relatives yesterday. Ahcarn had
an injury to his head when lie was 4 hoy, and
NJ times suffers from hnllucnatons The idea
that he was wanted in Virginia was one Of them.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27
NEWCHARTS
ARE ISSUED
BRUNSWICK HARB0R, ST. SIM0NS
SOUND. ETC., ARE OUT IN A
NEW EDITION.

G. w. Deming, agent of the United
States Coast and Geodetio Survey re.
ceived cfficia; notice EOct. 23rd, to the
effect that new editions of charts have
been puoliehed and they cancel the old
Chart No, 447 Of Brunswick Harbor,
ST. Simon Sound, etc, are iesued I'M
der date of Oct. II, 1901, on a scale
Of 1.4O 900; price, 25o.
Chart No 431 Of Charleston Harder
lie also issued in new edition under same
date on a scsle of 100, 600; price, SOC.
Orders for these new editions of
charts are now being filed. Address
C. W. DemiDg. Phones 81 or l52.
Oftice ct residence, No. 2lS Union St.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

TIRE AsURY DEPARTMENT, OF
flee, Supervising Architect. Washing
ton, D. c.. October %. 1901 SEAL
ED PROPOSALS Will be recelved al
this [ fiji 3e until 2 O'Clock p. NJ on the
21st day OF Novem Der, 1901, and then
opened, for Ballast GAn2wsys, &c, at
the U. s. Quarantine Station, SHvsn-
Cah, Ca, o accordance with drawings
and specification, copies of which may
be had st the dlscretion of the Super
vIsIng Architect, by applying to thi
Offioe or to the Custodian Of the Station
at savannah. Georgia. James Knox
Taylor, Supervising Architect.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27
Social at ST. yude's.

On Monday svaning October 2S, the
congregation of st. Juda's Episcopal
church will be pleased to have the
company of al it's members ana frlsnds
from to 10 O'Clock.
AS this date is ST. Simon's and ST.
Jude's Day, it is considered the most
appri pirate time at which to hold Q
social gathering and from to start our
winters work.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27
Benediotion.
MUST REMAIN CLOSED
Judge Bennett will not Allow Foot of
Gloucester Street to be Opened.

Judge Bennett yesterda y.handad dlwn
his decision in the suit brought to have
the foot Of Gloucester Street opened
and refused 60 issue maudamus absolute
20 compel the mayor and council t,
open It. This wss the suit brought
bV Mr.. b. Hitch and others.
Attys CroVatt & Whitfield appeared
for the plaintiff and Attys w. G..
BrantleY, F, E. Twitty and W. E. Kay
for ne city.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

Low RATES via SOUTHER RY.,
Grand Lodge F. & A. Masons al
Macon October 20, 1901. Ons fare for
round trip. Tickets on sale OctobeE
81 and %; final limit November
Southern Interstate Fair at Alta nts,
Ga, October 8 to 26;h, One fare for
ihs round trip. Tioke's now en- sale
G. l. GAMBLER,
General Agent.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27
STOCK ADVANCING IN VALUE

L. j. Lesvy & Co. sold number Of
share in the Gladys Oil Stock Co. on
yesterday. The stock has now ad
vance and will be sold at 25c per shaI e
until Saturday. Now is the time to in.
vest as the stock Is advancing daily.
Call on L. J. Lesvy & Co. for particu
lsrs,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

Miss Leslie Butts and Mrs. George
Palmer Smith have returned from an
extended visit to friends and relatives
in New York and Pennsylvania.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

Joe Wallace will be at his oyster
house from 8 80 to 9 O'Clock this morn
ing to deliver oysters to the people
that have them ia mis- cold storage.
Please send for them.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

FOR RENT-Two furnish, d rooms,
Gentlemen preferred. 5O3 George ST :.
opposite Hanover park,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27
An Oversight in Printing.


On two pages of this issue appears
the financial statement of the City OF
BrunRwick for July. By an oversight
she following ae quoted was left off the
report when printed:
Examined and approved.
j.. E. duBisn)n.
Chairman.
W. r. Cox,
T. Newman,
Finance Committee,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27
The Play Last Night

"The James Boys Of Missouri" pleas
ed q good audience at the Grand last
night.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

Mrs. 81. E. Lucas and Miss Rsbeooa
Lucas have returned from a GUNNER
trip to North Georgia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Upper have
returned from several w63ks visit
north.