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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-10

Friday was a very interesting affair There
were eighteen PARTICIPANTS. and the Gisputanis $
handled their subject with remarkable aptitude.
| The question was ''Rcsol,cd. That Lincoln was
more eminent than Washington" Miss Winitrcd
o IIaru led the affirmative. and Miss Evangcnc
Mc(loskcy was the leader OF the negative. The
Judges. Rev r. l.. Clark. Rev &. A. Spaldine,
T. N Gardiner and r. l.. Gcldcr. gave the de.
sion to the Inconitcs. The scholars are max
ing a marked improvement in their debates, and
the monthly intellectual wrcsilc is now eagerly
looked forward TO by the students.
Thomas +. Johns. Il resident OF Pleasant Mount
well known here was killed by horse he was
leading To water on saturday 1t is not known
positively whether the animal kicked or slipped
and fell on Mr.. Johns. who WAS u man o' about
sixty wears II. is survived by his wife aud
one son. Frank. cX.drnggist i'll Green Ridge.
MIR. Johns had accumulated considerable property
and was one OF the leading men OF his com
mln;ty. The funeral will take place tomorrow.
A large number of Forest City people attended
the innela, of Sister AoySnS at Green Ridge
this morning Before taking hel religious VOWS
she was a frequent visitor here aud was highly
respcctcd and admired ior her lovely Christian
character.
r. +. Fox WAS a visitor in town sunday.
Misses Teresa Farrell and Margaret Evans we're
in CarDondale saturday
Miss Pearl Guards spent Saturday aud sunday
with Scranton friends
Herbert REYNOLDS, OF Scranton. spent Sunday
with friends here.
The cast and chorus ior the opera Mariana
are holding weekly rehcarsaS. They are rapidly
getting a grasp of the piece and it is probable
that it will he very successfully staged
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pITTSTON.


Pittston. Dec. 0.N Il meeting of the singers
of this vicinity held in the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association parlors last evening initial Steps
toward the organization OF permanent choir
were taken by the election of the following
officers: President, Rev. -. F. Etiwrn; vice
president. 7. II. Davis: secretary, David liowell
leader Prof, Henry larrirs. 1t is the intention
To prepare oratorio for presentation Al a
future date.
4 7.ycar.old child OF Monroe Anthony. OF
West PittS,on. is critically i'll with diphthcria.
Mr. and Mrs. Shatrlch Thomas, OF Wyoming
avenue will celebrate the hiieth anniversary Of
their wedding Tuesday evening at the home Of
| their dauGhlr.', Mr'. Mary Reid.
Edwin Rogers. oi the Rogers Couch factory,
sails Wednesday ON the steamship St Paul, for a
visit to his mother in England lie will re-
turn to This country after the holidays.
Mrs Ellen Frea>, oi Beech Haven, is visitor
At the home of Mrs !, -. Frick, Price
street
\ COW almo, caused the wreck oi a fast east.
| bound express train on the l.ehigh Valley road
here this afternoon. The COW attempted 10
Cross the tracks near the Seneca mine trcslng
al the Patterson mill lust as the train came
along and WAS struck by The engine, The pony
truck Of the engine was derailed and tore the
railroad lies for hundred feet hefor" the engine
could stop. The train consisted ri three day
coaches, iva palor cars and express 'ar Tie
passengers We're given considerable iarring,
The train was delayed a hall hour,
about . O'Clock last night the mule barn in
the Red Ash vein ~ the Clear Spring colliry,
West Pittston, discovered 10 bc anre, and
before the flames could he eNtngui>hod and
the mules rescued, five oi them had been sui
located OF roasted 10 death and several Others
badly burned, The coliely idle today.
Piitslon will no doubt have choir in com.
petition on the chorus AT the ci,,cddiOd to be
held in tho Congregational church, ra,lor, ON
a -
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ENTERTAINMENT BY
LADIES OF The GAR.
Captain James Ham Circle Follows
Initiation with Delightful
Social Session.

Special to the Scranton Tribunc.
Honesdale. Dec. 9.--On Friday even
ing last. captain James Ham circle.
Ladies of the G.. A. H.; of Honesdale,
Initiated two new members into their
already large circle. and also enter
tained Mrs. Frances l. Holgate, depart
ment inspector of LHPlume, Pa. and
Mrs. Catherine DeLacy Roche. depart
ment president of Scranton, Pa.
At the close of the meeting the men,
bers of the circle. together with their
guests and the members of Captain
James Ham post, Grand Army of the
Republic. entered the spacious dining
room. where dainty refreshments were
served after which Hon. Henry Will
son introduced LeGrand Wright. de-
partment Inspector of Scranton. who
gave a delightful talk, which included
many very interesting anecdotes of the
war in which he served.
Following Mr.. Wrights talk. Mrs.
Holgate delivered Il most eloquent ad-
dress. in which she touched upon the
good work which various circles were
doing for the Orphans school at Ches-
terville. Pa. after which a collection
was taken, which will be used to pur-
chase Christmas gifts for these home
less children. Mrs. Holgates daughter
is teacher in this school. and is deep
ly interested in the welfare of these
children.
Mrs. Catherine DeLacy Roche then
spoke on various subjects OF interest,
and in a most charming manner pre-
sented the retiring president Mrs D.
b. Mantle, with gold watch, and eX-
pressed to Mrs. Mantle the deep ap-
probation the circle felt for the faith
ful manner in which she had per-
formed her duties as president, and by
this small token desired to show the
same, as each member of the circle in
dividually contributed Mrs. Mantle
then thanked the circle for this gift,
and assured them that when she would
look at the watch it would not only
remind her of the hour of the day, but
would also remind her of the many
pleasant hours she had spent with
them.
All present went home feeling well
pleased with their evenings enjoyment.
and hoping to renew the acquaintance
of their guests in the near future.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, Dec, o,-Foml'arly active and
stronger; winter patents, Si.1jai 10; winter
straighlS >:'.ija3.ii Minnesota patents, SilOI
i.2j; winter extras 2.sOi3li Nheit-spUt
strong; No, : red, so'.c, T. o, b, anoa; No. .
red, s1hc' elevator; No, ! Northern Duh'';
ss4c. /. o. b. aiolt, Options opened easy aul
declined. Later the market had Il Vigorous rally
aud closed strong and lhc, ovcr saturdays curb
close March closed >0lsc; MAY, Ss'sc.; Drenl.
her, sGlsc Cora spot easy; No, >, 73iac clc>a.
tor and 73Ysr, +. ., b. nfolL Option market
opened steady but soon eascd Oh ud at The
MAY closed 72a.r,; D"ccmbe,i 7s7,c. Oats spot
quiet; No. >, j!lac.; No, 3, j2r,, NJ, . Nhil",
5iaaiir No. 3 white iic; track mixed west,
rrn, j2a53c.; track white, 5ill,c. Options wcyr
weaker at inst hui rallied with o;hcr mark",.
Buttcr- Steady; creamery Ga2iier: factory, ~.
alic,; June crrlm"ry, lsa22c,; imitation cream,
cry, lialsi.c.: state dairy, l5l23iac. Cheese
steady; fancy large september lnLlGAo.; tulcv
small September lo+,ollr; late made best arsc,
oi.c.; do. do. 40 small, lOlloi4c, Esg, steady:
state and Pcnn,tlyania, 2hi27p.; western At
mark, 2Gc.; southern at malh, 20i25c.
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HAMLINTON.
Special to the scranton Tribune.

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closed bor s,rnm,or .ot,,an ,,, io, ',,1''' ~ n''
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t,as, -, ,oriln ''> "''S"'o's "'' enjoying
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,or MAJ. nn ""s "p'" ',n"'"s ne' "aish'
Norma, s,,on, '''''' 81 "'oo'''sp"'s STATE
Mis- s,dio w,.o, =. c,,.,. ,-.,.,..
n,ren,s Nr ami wr, '',m""' w' " ','u'h- h'r
S;do a,e"''' "' "''" WIS ''"" watson "' the East
Al, uo,,or p.,,o, ,...,...
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SpRINGVlLLE.


Special to lhe scranton tribune.
~pringyle. Dec. o.--lungcrIord 4 Co., this
week. are having their final closing ont sale,
NrNt week they move over to their new place
At Dalton.
Ian. l. r. +. McNIickcn yaca,c> :. Ricy's
farm for the store, and will Use the rooms
provided ior him there, Morris Slcight will
take his place on the farm, vacatng his posi- ion
up ON the G., T.. Burdck farm in Dimock.
Al Il regular meeting of Nr-ta lodge, No. Isl,
Daughters Of Rehckah. held on saturday evening
last, the following officers We're duly installed;
Noble grand. Miss Jennie Stang; vice grand,
Mis-. Rose Grwittsou: secretary, Mrs. Ella y.
Prirhard; treasurer Mrs Lucinda Barnes. The
lodge ha> niucly.two members in good standing.
Mrs. " = Brown has been sick a number oi
days with that peculiar disease known rs shingles,
She Is on, of bed part OF the time.
T. +. Kellogg has decided to move over 10
hi- farm in Auburn, now occupied by Harmon
Edwards
C. p. Stang and wife visited relatives at Kcs.
cryillr and Russell llill on Thursday last.
On Friday morning last the mercury registered
fourteen degrees below zero. saturday morning
il stood at ten below.
This week there is a show in town Tor the
whole week, Monday evening was free 10 all,
and their wares were exhibited in abundance.
They gave very good show, Monday night
also found a rival at the Academy, hut It vas
NOT well patronized, although better show
VIM, II. Fowler, a veteran OF the tNl war,
died at his home near Johns lake ON Friday
lie Lad been in very poor health long time,
being over 50 years old The remains Were
inferred on sunday in the Tyler cemetery.
Jane, Blak,lec i TO he married in the near
future 10 lady from Newark Valley, y. y.
Theodore Nlil has hired to T.. Il. rhoma, for
the coming year lie is AT present with Grolgc
VI Lake.
Miss Myrtle Ri>cy, Of this place, aud william
H. Bowman OF sayre were married Nov 20, AT
Binghamton y, y They visited friends here
last week
q. +. Decker aud wite, OF South Monlrosc. ,i,
lied friends here last wcek
Ms s n. Lyman, oi TunkhIuuovh, has pern
Visiting relatives here for time
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MONTROSE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Montrose. Dee. 0.--December argument court
opened before Judge >catle in this place today.
A. W. Lyons leaves tonight for New York city
III business.
II. u. Forliam and \. l.. ritman returned
III Saturday from business trip To scranton.
Frederick Risey. of Springville has been Wis.
ting at the home OF Mr. and MIS-. Warren T..
'ingley, on Locust street.
Miss Carol Read. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
l. p. Read. treated large number OF her little
hiends TO delightful >leighridc party on Sat.
urday afternoon.
Susquehanna, Wilkes Barre and Scranton
Mrs A. NJ. Benedict has returned from Greene.
" V. where she was called by the sickness
and death o. her sister. Mrs. VI. |. Windsor.
She accompanied home by her brother. B. s.
Dunn. ot Wiliamsport.
The Feast Of the Immaculate Conception Of
the Blessed Virgin was observed by special and
appropriate services AT 81 MarY's (htholic
,iurch, on sunday morning.
:. s. Wright returned To his home in This
Mace on saturday evening, after three weeks
absence during which he visited relatives in
New Jersey and attended 10 some business at
Washington. ID. C..
l. W. Oakley is at Binehamion on business.
Miss Bessie Palmer entertained Il party of her
friends at the home OF her parents Mr. and Mrs.
4. NJ. lldwley scenery lill. on Friday evening.
:. II. johnson. proprietor of Fern Hail." a
popular summer resort AT Crystal lake, this
county, accompanied by his wife. nee Carrie
Tauohcr, of this place, have been visiting Mr..
ind Mrs y. L. BisScll, at their h h'-. on Depot
1rcct. D.
Evan j. fuec. for more than two wears q
alued cmployc on the Independent Republican,
has gone 10 Su'quchanna 10 accept the foreman.
hip cf the Transcript Ledger office in that place
ir. Fngc'S friends and associates in Mon,rosc
merely regret his removal from this place.
The excellent slcighing OF the las, few DAYS
aS brought ont an unusual number of teams
md se'glS, single rigs, double rigs and all
ortS. There have been several runlways but
'nr one has been attended with any serious
'esults. That occurred this morning. While
Mrs. W. W. Woodruff and a Young man were
driving about town with Groceryman Kcys
horse and sleigh. collecting laundry work. tho
horse took fright near the llcklwaina and
Montrosc station and at broke into a rum
As sharp turn WAS made at the corner OF
Cherry and Maple streets. the occupants were
brown violently ont onto the icy street. and
Mrs. Woodruff sustained painful injuries To one
"f her legs. but owing to lis present swollen
state, the attending physician is unable To state.
at this time, whether it is badly spraincd or
broken.
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Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., Lecturer.

Rev. Thomas Dixon, .ir., will lecture at ,nr
l.yccum tonight as one oi the Erockway "ouise
oI entertainments The Dallas. Texas. News SAYS
OF him:
''iIc is one OF the most unique orators of the
present day. was - wears old yesterday, and can
hold an audience As long as he talk. lie tains
last as nervous woman in a church sewing
circle. and is master OF all the arts of oIitory.
In one moment he biAhrS like Il meteor. in the
next he hundcrs like cicSt of hnlchiuS bait 'ri'S;
again. he dlZzlcs Lis audience with Il wursal
scattering OF gems at thought, and then pounds
them with haileturm ui logic II there is Il
double bick.aCtion reversible pa,cnt.lrvcr "eh-
lecncarai. wcb.pcrfcctng, >cit.corkiug. ihorougl.
bred dispenser oi original chin muse in ;li'
country il is Tom Olson.
Ills lecture on Modern BabylonL' was the
attract ion which filled the auditorium of the city
hall last night Every seat was occupied. and
for two hours every person present listened with
intense interest"
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Dee n--ovtr confidence among the
bears in the grain pits brought givf tn mlnv
shorts today. Liquidation ror prohts and short
selling brought tremendous volume of business
but the low prices which followed these we.krn.
mg influences we're loo tempting to the big
public, and amid scenes ot the widest coni,lsi ion
wheat was sent M Ia new crop record rrlne
MAY wheat closed 20. higher; MaN corn, Sc h.E.
er, and May uat., &c, lower. Provisions closed
unchanged To jc. higher, Cash quotations, were
a. follows:
Flom STEADY; No. spring wheat, 7ja7Giso. /:
corn. Gslac; No, oats, i7aiiisc; No white,
isaai9lac,; No. awhitr, isl4aiolac,; NJ. . rye.
Gir,; fair to choice mailing barley, 5slauhir. /;
No. / Has seed Slii; No, | NOrthw,stcrn 81 10:
prime timothy seed, SG, lOld,50; mess polk, SljO
al0G0 lard, 81 aa9 81: short ribs, - ijls Gu;
dly sulted shoulders. 1AaIisc.; short clear side,
SsOAl0; whiskCy, sl.'D.
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FOREST CITY.
special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, Dec. 0.-At yesterday morning 4
session twenty.sevcn people were taken into the
Presbyterian church. Considering that there
have been no special revival services in the
church this is remarkable addition and speaks
well for the spiritual health Of that dcnomina.
tion. Rev William IIocnshcd. the pastor.
preached Yesterday morning on the word "Dpso
and in the evening on the text, ~ Bed Too
Short and Covering Too Narrow
The debate by members OF the High school
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The AL. Reeves Company.

A. Reeves, famous big company ur hulc,qucrs
Will be seen at the star, three days commencing
nest Thursday afternoon Mr.. Reeve, Ia, the
reputation of having first class attractions. an,!
this seasons company is said To supa>S all
previous attempts. There are thirty clever ucu.
pie in the organization, including twenty very
attractive women.
willie and two funny buIle.queS. The latter are
Handsomely staged. the costumes and scenery
being unusually elaborate. Beautiml musical
numbers and various novelties add to the attract.
iyeuess OF the performance. There will be the
usual daily matinees.
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"Road to Ruin" Company.

"lhc Road to Ruin comes 10 the huldrmy
ot MuSi" fur three days, commencing Dee. H.
This will be the company first visit to Sclauton
and should draw crowded holiScs. The play
which had u long run in New York city, serves 10
introduce characters, scenes, etc, of Gotham,
giving a truthful prr'"nalion Of each scene
shown,
The scenery will positively prove ono Of tie
strongest features oi the bill, nothing like it
having ever been attempted with mclodrama of
This typr heretofore, one of the wo>t realistic
scenes OF the play is an exact rrprnOuct ion rf
the world famous New York romb, prison, SHOW.
ing the escape OF an inmate IN broad daylight.
Terry McGoNeru viii appear At every performance.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS

Corrected by II. G. Dale, - Lac kawanna Ave
Beans-Per hshe. choice marrow, 50 jOa2 q
Buttcr-FrcSh creamery, 2iiaa2jc; dairy ftcsl
2}c.
Chcc.e-Full cream. lOi.allr.
EggS-Ncarby state. loa20c.
Medium BclnS-Pcr h,i>hci. $50.
Green Prls-pcr buShcl, SliOul.4J.
Four-Bes' patent, per barrel, Siij.
Beans-Per hShel. choice marrow, - 10.
Potutocs-Prr buslcl. 81 30
Onons-Per b,lshel Sl.2jaliO.
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Human Hearts,"

good company a fnc performance and 4
crowded house are the plain statements that tell
the story of the opening of W. T.. Nankcvillc', !,
beautiful play. "IIum,n Hearts" New scenery
has been added and 1t makes stronger prod,t'.
tion than was seen here last season. ". j. NOc'cy
as Jim Mason, the tramp. was very clever. iiu
bert Belts. Frederick Fairbanks aud Miss Bcitinc
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Business Opportunity.

INVESTORS SAVINGS can can Il minimum "r
t. per cent per alnnn payable quarterly,
guarantrcd from los; particulars on npplicatiu',.
MaN Nr.. \Orh.
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NANTED-Five live. energetic Young men Ia
canvass the city and sriroun,lin. towns 81,
liberal commission. Call ON L. \. Chlllem, 90
Linden street room g.
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East Liberty Market.

East Liberty, Pa. Dee. o-Cattlc-S Steady;
choice Sh1IaG, prime, S5.'Oaj7O; good. 81. LA
jij Hogs Active, but lower; prime hcavicS,
SG.3OaG 10: heavy mediums. ~. l5a62j: light do,
sl.njaG: heavy workers. Sj.sOa5.n5: light do, 500
~. 50; rolghS. Si.jIaj So Shrrp-Sirady: hest
wc,hcrs. S6.3OlG'j; cullS and common, Sla2 year.
lings, $2Oa3.7I veal calves. Si.jOa'2j.
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Palmer Miss Della Clark aud Master Percy deserve
special mention. For the last three years ''lli-
man Hearts" has done banner business at the
Academy, and by the looks OF the advance sac
this will he the most profitable engagement til"
popular play has ever had in scranton.
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did not reach the burning culm. hut before the
driver boys who saw him fall could summon
sistance to rescue him. Fouland was asphyyiacd.
Tho case is sad one. The victim was u ior.
cigncr unfamiliar with the American language.
lie leaves a wife and six small children in al.
most destitute circumstances.
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Theatrical.
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

LiCEtM. -Rcv. Thomas DiNan. IT. Lecture,
BrOckway course. Night
ACADEMY. .-"liunmn Hearts Afternoon and
night.
STAR.-"1hc Biigodcrs." Afternoon AMI
night.
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Oil Market,

Oil City. Dec. n--t rcdt balances l3O cert III.
Gates no bid. shipments. l2s,22l; average, A..
~. Rum. ll6,Gl>: average, GDGG2.
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SO. tOiS: poor to medium SilG2 p: stockcrs and
feeders. S22jll 20: COWS. 81 2li. hricrS. g. ~
aj.jO Gamers, sl.2jl2.:o; bulls. S2al.1j: calves,
S!.5oal.iO IogS--RcccipiS. $1,000: tomorrow. -,
900, lett over, 5000: j 10 10 cents higher; clos.
ing weak; MIXED and butchers. S5.s5l'.35; good
to choice heavy. 50 ijLG. Ia; rough heavy Sj.G0l
80: light &j.2jli9O: bulk of sulcS' SI.sOdG.io,
hcrp-Hcocipts, 2j.OO0; steady To strong; good
to choice wchers. S;.5oaj2l. western sheep, >'l
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Help Wanted-Female.


GOD GIRL WANTED for general huuscwolk.
Apply at 2l0 Ash street.
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THE TRIBUNES "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents H wANrHo 3 Insertions 25 Cents
For Rent.

,>..>> >l>N,>>>>~,>>,O >,>.~>s S,s>,,~>~>>>
FOR SALE At great sccrisicc, me square
piano. Call this week at 1908 San'le'son ave
une. Green Ridge.
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Board Wanted.

WANTED Room and hoard in refined ,,riNtta
family ion three Ladies'; not 10 exceed So r.r t
week. One located within h>e minnie, walk from
ti,c.
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Noll'E Is HEREBY GIVEN that an appiyI.
tiou will be made 10 the Court oi Comm III
Pleas ot la, Euwluna county on the Dlu ddN uf
December, 1901, al O'Clock a, M under an
act providing lor the incorporation and regulJ,
tion OF rcltlin corporations. approved April %,
1874, aud its supplements, by Mortimer h. ful.
len, James Bair, Jr., Albert q, Hunt, Paul H..
B Brlm and ;, Rlnkcrhoh Thomc, for HE 'iMr.
Ter uf an intended corporation to be called The
Bachelors" the character and object nt viii IA
is Ia maintain a club lor social enjoyment, and
lol this purpose to have, possess and ENJOY an the
rights, benefits and privileges conlcncd hy The
said Art aud its supplements.
W J. TORREN, Slliriror
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Cattle- Receipts. 2i,ooO; gen.
eral market, TO 10 cents lower; good to prime,
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LEGA

IN RE- Incorporation of tie Industrial club Of
scranton, Pennsylvania. IN tn" Court "t
Common Pleas Of lackaNInni county. y" 81
January Term, 1902,
Notice is hereby given that an application "
hr made to the said court "n III" 'th day oi .la'.
nary, 1902, AZ u'uloch A. m, under th" \t al
Assembly ut the commonwealth uI Prm.l haui',
entitled AN Act 10 provide tor the inrorpoHtj. -
and regulation of crrtlin corporations approx Il
April %, 1874, ami t~ supplements, by IhN.l'S
Schcuch, John i. Rrhcubacl Charles ciJf,
Charles Nru4. Charles Kruycr lIrmy \TnbWs.,
John Srhrocdal and Fred N"lr, ior lho chutor
ul au intended cooperation To be called TIA" ln.
dlIsrill Club uf scranton, Pennsylvania, The
mcnl and protection ut trade, hN rendering mu-
un aid to each other, and ton these purposes
to To have, po's'>S and cnioN all lJc rights, meme
tits and privileges u The said Act ut Assembly
and its supplements TAYLOR y LEWIS,
Ntorncys for Applicants,
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Rooms and Board

A LARGE FRONT ROOM, with board, AT 81
Adams avenue. suitable Iur two lOnng mcn.
ROOMS TO RENT. with board. 500 Mulberry
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-10

SrOl n MD WHEAT TRADERS without dcldf
Write ior our special mHrhet ioltcr, Free n
lpplicatou. = VI. liihhird Co., mrnibnlr y.
'. r,n.oildaird anl Stock SNchansc, u and TO
Broadway, New York Established 1854 Lon;
Distance Phone 25SS Broad.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-10

WANTEn-Book keeper and stcnograplcr Nd
-. dress Peoples Coal company, oxford ccllieN
Tenth street
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Help Wanted-Male.


NANTED-A Young man to work in grocery
store. Address. \, b. e.. Tribune Ofiicr.