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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
KINGSLEY.

Special 10 he Scranton Tribune.
Kingsley, May l6.-Mrs. Y. McCar-
thy Is spending few days with her
sons at Hallstead.
Insurance Agent q. d. Black, Of
Nicholson. was in town Tuesday.
State Superintendent Tillinghast gave
an interesting talk in the Universalist
church Wednesday evening.
Miss Josie Carpenter. of Hopbottom
was in town Wednesday. She and her
sister. Mildred. are to be admitted TO
the Harfold Soldiers Orphans school
Mrs. W. w. Adams and son, Wind
sor. are spending a.few days with Har-
ford friends.
Mrs. f. |. Sloat and sons. Hubert and
Ronald, are spending few days with
relatives here.
Miss lima Goodrich was delegate
to Tie Y p. C.. l.. convention held at
Hopbottom saturday and evening
n. w. letters, manager of the Walk
er-G0rCon farms at Plainsboro. \. j.,
was guest of relatives here the first
of the week
Mrs. Edna trandall has returned
irom an cht"nded stay with relatives
at scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
THOMPSON.

Special to tn. Scranton Tribune
Thompson, May IL, T.. Gelatt fin
ished saving the logs in his mill yard
today. He has sawed Two hundred and
sixty thousand feel this season
MI. sherwood, who has been getting
The lumber off the Il, Y. Whitney lot
Tor couple of years. finished his lob
today and the mill will be removed i'm
due time.
Carpenters are putting an addition
on The barn belonging TO the Jefferson
house, and run as a livery stable by ].
l.. Witter.
The two houses belonging 10 the DIR.
Stimpson estate, on jackson street, are
receiving fresh coat of paint.
T.. l.. Leonard has peas five inches
high. the best we know of in Thomp-
son.
Miss Lima Craft has been visiting
friends IN New York this week
J. >. Miller returned Yesterday from
business trip To Wilkes Barre
w. ID. Plew. high ronst able of the
borough, has moved on to his farm a
milo east Of toSn.
Parties from near Readins, Pa. are
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
Philadelphia Grain and Produc.

Philadelphia, May Il, -Whcal--firm; contract
grade, May, 'Iiaa7s'@c to'n->,cady: No, Z.
mixed, May. isl.a isa4c. Oats Firm, 'ac. high.
cr,: No. . white clipped. 3liai3jr. lht:rr
Dull, Ice. lower: fancy western creamery! l0%". ;
do. do prints, alc,; do. nearby do. ~. .,as
Dull, '2c lower; fresh nearby, la'.c.: lo
weteni, ia'pc.; do, southwestern, l'iac: d.
-oulh hern, l2". Cheese Finn, good drmtnd v
', full creams, choice, small, Mac; TO- ,io, do
do, fai TO good s'2g",c Refined SUGARS 70
Unchanged. Cotton steady, TaIlow Dull am
weak; city prime in h'nIs., isia''sc, country
Ito. DO, bbls,, u.aifsr.; cakes, ji4aji.c. Live
poultry steady fair demand: fowls, iO'aail,,:
old roosters, Tc.; spring dickens, 2ni.Gn. dur'i,.
'0,l0'ac Dressed poul,H-Q Quel; fowls. easier;
fowls. choice ioi2r. do. tair to good, n'2aiN'.;
old roosttrs 1c.: roasting chickens. frozen iOa
i@c.; turkeys. i Oxen. -oai2,.
RecepS-rlnm, 100 barrels, and ,.lis.MW
pounds in sacks wheat, 26p0 bushels: cora,
H'm bushels; oats. 5000 bushels. shipments
Wheat, - oO bushels; corn, lHGTp bushels;
oats, l4i,HW
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

crdl:t tll but ,truy: good to prime sl'rr..
'5SOa5.o': poor to nicdnu. $+.,0a5.2 20: stochers
and feeders SSaj: cows. S..25Li5; hcitrrs,
Sl3ia4.G5: rlnncrs So IOa2.,j: bulls. s2i0i.. 10:
calves S2.5oan: rcN,s icd steers, s4.25ij 10;
rcSas bulls, 81. ,;a3Sj.
IIogsRcccipt- today. 1900; tomorrow. Is,
Ovls :ia to cents higher; sales ranged up
10 &5Oiai.9 .97i.; mvrd and butchers. S5Gjajoj;
good to choice heavy. 50 s,ai.OIE.: vou.h
heavy. S1.dia5s5: light. 'j.55ajs5; hulk "i
sales. SjSOajS1i..
Shecp-Rcccipts, ,MD ,hccp, strong a, lja!i
cents higher: lambs strong: good to ri"i'"
uchcrs. Si.3,a+ .G5 iar To choice mixed, 81. n
i.i0: western sheep, Si.Saa4Gj: year!ings, -. 70
n,'j: native lambs, - iOaj.o5 western Lambs.
si.C5ajti.
Official receipts and Shipment. for Yesterday:
RHep,s-tHitlc, s.12i: hogs. 1910. sheep. l.!
Gj2. shipments, -ta,tl'. %,''I; hoQs 4,s.j:
sheer i.'ISn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
WELSH HILL.
Special 10 the scranton Tribune,

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill, May IA large barn
belonging To Mr., Albert l.eek Was
struck by tightening on Saturday last
and burned to the ground.
Mr., James Lewis. of Scranton. was
pleasant caller at this place re-
Gently.
The roads are being repaired under
the supervision of Mr. Thomas Nor
gan.
Mr., John Owens, NJ Elkdale. is work
ing for Mr. Thomas Davies. at the
sawmil this week.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. John Moses on Wednes-
day. the 18th.
The parsonage barn has been com
pleted and Is one of the finest barns
OF its size in this place
The Rev. p, j. kain has returned
home to philadelphia, after short
visit here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
New York Grain and Produce.

New Work, Nay l7..-rl,ur straiier hu quiet.
Wheat spot steady: VI, red, Sa,ar. 10 h.,
urh, s3asr t. o. b. ahodt. Options were ilrm
aud higher most of tho day. Closed steady at a
partal asc, net Advance, May closed So' .r. /;
July, Isisc,, sept. 'ji.c Corn SPOT wtdh
NJ. ?, 0'ac, elevator, and ,nair (. o. h. aaoar
Options weak on spo 'u' rulcd scrcral, rm
on later months whi,h hnalll also ra,ed Oh
md closed unchanged lsain,r ., lnss ON MAJ
May closed 50c,: JuS, Wis,,; Sept. ,,7ir
uul,-Spot dull No, ?, sal.c.: Va. B. :.}r ;
No. 3 white, 33i+',: w. white. 3,r; trn \;
mixed western, "sl.nhiar.; uuuh white. ;i'a
~ 81. Options uacl hut steady Ruttcr, :
steady; creamery ijaiH"., factory. ll,IG, (;
lS, Cheese Qri'r: fancy large culor,d sv. /:
fancy large Whit, S'.a>',r; fan,y small colurcd.
s'sr,: SncI small white $40, i:!es hlcg,.
lar; STATE and Prnua. 4pli,. western. IN
prllcu. Halle
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
DURYEA.

Oscar, the twenty-two year-uld son
of Mr., and Mrs, charles Price, diau
Wednesday evening. The ieceased had
been an invalid for several Years. be
ing victim of rheumaiiSm IL Vas
one of the most highly respected toNs
in town, the citizens hayinp Il syInpa.
thetir feeling toward him ON accuunl
of his afIiil ton lie is survived by his
parents and several sisters and bro n
ers. The funeral VIII take place sun
day afternoon
The services At the lhl"h. Ne hndist
Episcopal PrimitiN" Methodist, Pros
bytei ianand Rlr5isi Bart ST ohur, he :
tomorrow Nill be as usual
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
ELEETViLLE.

Rev. Mi. iiaEeg viii occupy The Bap.
tIst pulpit sunday, bath nuruiug and
evening.
Misses Netl!e and Ber,hu Patterson
aic home aG3iu, attor attending school
III Dultor. Miss Nettio bore off the
honors Of the sraduating class. She
entertained the graduates at her home
Saturday evening.
No teachers eNainiratlous VIII hn
held here this year. as has been the
custom
Mrs. Berry, "f scranton is kccpirs
lou%c for J. W, Tiffany
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
BONDS,
Scranton Wholesale Market.

(Corcrctcd by II. q. Dale. - I.atkawanna ArcD
Buttcr-rreSh. .2a22'.c.; dairy. fresh. lo,. /
2Giac
Cheese FUN cream. "ld, lIlaai.o.: fui cream,
new. llul1iac
Eggs -Weslern 'rrsh lI'aaljc.; n"arhy slate,
15l2aiGc.
Boans--Icr hllshcl. choice marrow. S.G,aS2 ij
Pea Beans Per huShr choice marrow SODA
500.
Medium Beans Per bushels. 50 ,0aSo ,j
Green Peas Per hi-hc!cs. 81. loaSl a.
flom-Best patent. per barrel, S4.t5,
Red Kidney l3ranSPcr lri-lel, 81. ,jaS!.JO
PotatoeS--Pcr bu,hel. 5jl,O'
Bermuda Onions s-pcr hl,hcl. 81. .50lS go.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
The Spring Fever.

is malady which NJ one can escape
AZ this season OF The year. The vital
ity Is usually overtaXed during the
winter months, and spriAs finds The
system all run down, The blood Is
thlnned and impure. The kidneys and
liver are nactivc-resulting in a loss
Of energy and appetite. and de-
ransement of the nerves, l.ichty's
Celery Nerve Compound viii purify
your blood. zone up your nerves and
lraL" you fec! ny fresh and energetic,
Sold By Matthews BYoa. ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
New York Live Stock.

New York. May l.. Bccvcs Trade IA y
slow; steers strong 10 lee. higher: bulls and
thin cows. finn: medium cows. barely cLdv:
ct"rrS. ~. ljai1j: tops. $50; tat oxen, Si.0)a
market opened lower: cloScu 2jajoc. lower;
,CdlS Siaj,>ii.: oh"irc md extra, S,ai -.
sheep steady lambs. lia2jr. higher: ,lrp',i
sheep. S3..a, 81, rulS. $40 clipped Lamb.
siij5o: cul's. $50: Srring lamb ~ pr Lri J.
'Io&' Market rrm tate hogs, 81 lOddao: II,
Mc,irrM on sAlC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
Buffalo Live Stock.

Er>t Buffalo, MAY Il, RECEIPTS lc,Iic. ~
rli>; sleep and lambs. ~ ,a' +: hogs, ~ car,.
shipment, Cattle, los ears: sheep and l,nhs.
Is rarS: hoe, y ears Butcher r.utlr. *iWLl
j,2': calves, choice /" extra. 55nG Lambs.
rLoi," I" extra, 50 'mi+u; Sheep choice -
extra si.Oai.6j.
Hog, Heavy, SiuGoi, pigs. Si.7i j ~
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Iihrty. Mav l.. Cattle >lcai,: "Nta,
'j.6,ai7i: prime, ". i0ij c0 Goui Si@5ai..j.
Hogs Active: prn. hravicS, s',niab; md
inns. She aainl; heavy yorhcr, shNolj,a'a
'isi' Il" - Niaj.No; pigs, ~, ,jIi 50: >kiis
si.50aj2i, rouGh'. u aiLj.i0
>herp~->loadr: higher OH lambs host w,ih.
"rS. >t.3n4"i, ,l,orr laml,, sil0lj.O: cull.
anon to good. 81. .60!j; veal calves. 81. ,Ulj.1 -.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
HOpBOTTOM.
n Scranton Tribune

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom. May 1.-THE Methodist
Ladies Aid society met Thursday af-
ternoon at the home nf Mrs. Willard
Saritt, about TWO miles from Town.
The Cnivcrsallst Ladies Aid society
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT = Notice

THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - Notice is
hereby given that tho Republican standing
committee Of the Third legislative district OF
iackawanna county viii meet at the arbitration
room, court house, scranton, on SATURDAY,, thc
eighteenth day Of May, 1901, at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, tor tho purposes of organization and
GNn. time when the primaries for the elect ion
,i ~iate delegates shah he held BY order OF
T. }. Matthews, Chairman.
hltcN: J. I. Nalhip, Sc,rrtny.
scranton, "a, Ma D, 1901
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
Oil Market.

oil tiiN MDN T., Credit balances. Ili rrt.
iih,ltcs, no bid, shipments, liS,ISi; average,
n4,s!.,. Runs. as,1lO; average. =, i.i.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
Political.

So
SECOND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Notice is
nrl-hy GNrn Ia the Republican voters OF tie
-cuund legislative district ut Lichawanns county
ira, A primary election viii hr held on Satur
.I,v NAV - imi aL the lcglsiJi polling places
nctwe,u ~" huus ~ and O'Clock p M for
Tie pu,noS' oi etc ing lwo delegates TO repre-
.,nt Inc sid 'eas'atiNc district in the coming
EcuvL,ivlu state .opnN"ul'"E IN be held in Ilaf.
,i,mr. Iur ,oNnlli"L 10 compute the vote
ufi he Enld on T"sdn,, May u. 1901 at 10
n',lurk a m. N ~" ,uul hoI,c IN scranton.
I'm l,clTLaUva with the 'ulcs governing the
district thr gandoa,rs will he voted for directly
hy lie voters Al ine polls and mist register
with the district ,LialiulUh his mll name and
nL,trtti.r address. ond pry his assessment fifteen
,l,, before tie election, Or hi name will not be
nl,rtd on the official ballot, neither Will any
Votes y,,, iol HIM be counted.
lhc district igilince committee in various pre-.
r,nrt, viii pouduc. the election, and The result
will hr reported by the return Judge 10 the dis,
tri,t uINcntiun, which will BE- composed OF
lu,l,,r, Of the various districts.
\ written notice containing further instructions
will he mailed 10 each mcmhcr OF the said dis
ui,t Vigilance committee.
Frederic ". fletz.
Chairman Second Legislative District
Attest:--Walter L, Davis, Secretary.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
Agents Wanted.
Statesmen Wanted.

WANTED Salesman: SO monthly and expenses.
permanent. Pcuy \irsciy Co.. Rochester.
" Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

FOR RENT In Dalton. cottage OF nine r",'''S,
furnished, for the season: one of IN" n,s'
locations IN the town five minutes 70 th'
station. Apply to @. ". Carlton. Dalton, va.
90 GREEN RIDGE STREET. ten rooms. modern
Improvements: steam hca, furnished; desir'
desirable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

LOST On or nsir the grounds Of No. 2S school,
Green Ridge. l small silver watch. Fin icr
will be- suitably. rewarded by leaving with M".
f.. ". I>,s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
Scavenger.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH KUETrEL. REAR 5ll LACKA. AVE-
Scranton, Pa. manufacturer OF Wire Screens
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

MEGARGEE BROS. PRINTERS SUPPLIES EN.
velopes, paper bags, twinc. Warehouse, lGo
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
F|REMEN BUSY
IN THE NIGHT !.
Blazes Downtown Keep Them on Run
During Long Hours.

to Z cell. Next time TN mind my
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
Blaze in Factory.

The upper half OF the six-s,ory brick
carriage factory OF Burr & Co. on
the northeast corner OF Tisty-tourth
street ana Broadway. and the factory
Of the Diamond Rubber Company. next
door. were Quilted by a spectacular fire
which took two hours OF lighting to
conquer.
The majority OF the jewellers in the
bsownstone residences IN Flf,y-fourth
street took their vnlunbles over TO the
Ar1ston Hotel safe. and LEFT them there
until they found that the nre was under
control
In aurrying uptown to the fire the
chiefs automobile hit n rlchnis; en-
ployed in the Victoria Hotel. who was
crossing broadway with can OF beer:
seriously injured.
John Llnner. President OF the Town
Council OF Carlisle. Pa. thought that
Croker ~ns reckless millionaire and
tried to hold him up for justice a, the
po,nt. OF a revolver. He was arrested
and hustled to the Tender!o!n station
before he knew where he was at and
he exclaimed sadly as he was led away
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
.Nmaz<ng Book 0<>ers.
Special FRIDAY Attractions.

0PCV1o1
The Book Department Is the Mecca of crowds Of
book-lovers daily. We showing more and finer
books than this year. Also Devotional Goods
Every new book Is here. Just what you want,
either in single volumes SETS printed and bound in
the newest and most beautiful styles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
FIanesin Centre Street.

At 1.s5 o'clock. the NTH floor o: the
six-s;ory factory No. l75 Centre stree,
burst into flames. and Policeman Lang
turned In an alarm that brought out
the engines not working on the Hansen
fire.
the aremen could do nothing ou; protec,
the adjoining structures. II was COM
plctely Quilted. togetho, with the two
story shed in the rear. but the loss Is
set at only $500.
The chief sufferers arc Wolfscher
Brothers. lamp manufacturers: W. s.
Ellis. machinery: Max Rosner. brass
spinner. and George Williams. ma
chinery
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
In I'll tn history the Fire Depart
ment has had no buster morning than

In I'll tn history the Fire Depart
ment has had no buster morning thar
this.
A four-alarm fire at FHfty-fourtt
street and Broadway kept them jump
ing until 100 o'clock. and from Their
until 8 they had four fires-two SIN
gle, ono double and one third alarm
to fight between Canal and Four.
teenth streets.
No ono was injured at any blaze
but q man who got in the way OF
Chief Cookers automobile lost q
GROWER Of beer. and a gentleman
from Pennsylvania who drew gun
and tried to arrest Croker for wilful
waste spent tho night in the Thir-
tieth street police station and Will
have to do the best he can In Jeffer-
son Market to-day.
The loss Mt the uptown fire Is set
at $4,000. and the four downtown
fires foot up $32.50o.
Traffic was held up on the Sixth
avenue IL" and Broadway for an
hour and on the Third avenue IL"
and Third. Fourth and Second ave-
nue trolleys for ninety minutes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
Engines Were S carce.

At J o'clock Policeman Elliott. Of tho
Eldr!dgc street station. found blaze in
the cellar OF the tive-story tenement No.
10? Orchard street. occupied by Silver
mans grocery and twenty-five families.
He sent IN a single alarm. but the head.
quarters man. who knew that all tho
engines In the district were busy, put In
a third alarm.
Elliott got everybody out o! the house
safely and the firemcn. hunting for the
heart o. the fire. tumoled out barrels
Of trul, and vegetables into the street
treat and In five minutes the street wa.
clean as bone again.
The only damage done was to the gro.
Gerry store. and that Is not more than
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
HanaRcrchlo/s.

}
) Silk, Linen and Null Handker.
chiefs, singly or In boxes.
) We are selling an enormous mum.
} Der of handkerchiefs. Why2 Be.
cause the kinds are right! Because
the prices are right!
; MEMS JAPANESE SILK HEM
}STITCHED. all white, white with
! eoiorct borders. and all eolo'ed: large
; sizes. Soc. kinds, q
! wOMEN's WHITE AND coLoRED
{EMBROlDERED HAN KER.
CHIEFS, Japanese silk, 2se. kids, l2h
}CHILDREN'S FANCY BORDER
INITIAL HAHDKERCHlEFS, ; in
} box, 2
} cHILDREN's FANCY BORDER
! HANDKERCHIEFS, ; in box, Il
=. SWISS EN-
}BRoIDERED, scallopsd and hem
}sttched on cambria; thousands Of
pretty patterns. i9e. kinds, ~,
! INITIAL HAHDKERCHlEFS for
I women: small letter: narrow hsr,;
) all linen, each, Y
: MEMS INITIAL HAN DIX ER-
I CHIEFS: small and medium letter;
narrow hem. all Linen: each, q
Six HANDSOMELY EMBROIDER-
} Ed HAHDHERcHIEFS. In fancy
! tox: special. at. l,5C
} SILK MUFFLERS,
white and black, handsome brocaded
}pa,terns:
}si.so kinds at 100; $500 kinds at $50
{s2.5o kinds at los; $500 kinds at FPS
,S!a!a FIoor. Front and 18Th 81, FA,rD
Second Floor. Csntre.)
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Ta111sen's Place Afre.

The stove in the cellar beneath the
stationery and printing shop OF ex.
sheriff Tamsen. in the four--tory brick
building at No. &c Avenue a. Sc, Are
to the floor above It at $50 O'Clock
this morning. and tho Christmas stock
was damaged s. 800 worth.
The three upper floors are occupied by
s.x families. and all got out safely BY
the rear nre-escape to the roof, except
Miss Katie Lentes. twenty-onc yea 5
old. who Fell from the bottom OF III.
escape TO the yard and received some
severe bruises.
Mr.. Tamsen came down from his
home In Eighteenth street ard sadly
Vowed the wreck. but he said nothing
about the fire being ovid
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
Alarm from the III. !"

The engineer OF n south-hound Third
avenue IL" train. as he pulled Into the
Grand street station at as. noticed tina:
the third floor OF the flve-story picture
frame factory OF Lippe & Co. No. III
Bowcry. was anre.
He wh!stled ike mad. and In two min.
utcs the street was full OF the guests
o. the Sheiburn and Mascot hotels. on
each side OF the burning building.
second alarm had to be sent in TO
set enough engines TO handle the fire.
and inter hard fight OF an hour the
blaze was put out with 10000 loss.
This IL the third Are In the Lppe
factory in the last year.
All traffic was blocked. and tho Third
avenue ~" put on all passengers at
Ninth street and lect them 10 get down
town Us best they could
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
OPPOSE LAWYER
AS CLERGYMAN.
AN ATTORNEY APPLIES FOR
ADMISSION TO MINISTRY.
Protest Filed, and Vow Church,
Trial II in Progress to
Settle Matter.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec ia church
trial Is in progress here. J .Hennins
Eelms. an attorney. of Wilmington. Del.
being the defendant. Bishop Leighton
Coleman. OF Delaware. Is presiding a,
the trial.
Mr.. Nelms recently applied for admis-
sion to the Episcopal clergy in Bishop
co!eman's diocese. The examination as
to his nftess. begun at tho church. pro-
voksd protest from this city. where
helms was q promlnen. attorney before
removal to Baltimore and then to VIII
mington.
Tho specific charges or the name OF the
eccuser arc not obtn!nab,e. Two ses-
mons were held yesterday. and the ex-
ddm!nasion Of witnesses Will continue to.
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,aa or California Nave!s;
! d9z.,
{ DELlcATEsSEH.
S AL NJ ON: Supet.o.
! srok;d Salmon, equal to
) imported, iegu!ar price,
I 10, Soc; this sale. ID,
{ GRAPES; Imported Ma
laga Grapes; ; lbs.
CELERY: White Ka'a.
/ Earoo Celery; nicely
! bleached, stalk,
; CRANBERRiES: From
Cape Col; fancy sound red.
mp. CranteiIiss, } ats.
LEMONS: cho!ee large
juicy Lemons, !os.,
FISH Chicken Halibu.
OF Salmon STEAKS, 10,
Large FRESH oiaeketel; ;
iot !Sc.: each,
Freah Selected Boston
Ee:!iug, L.,
CiTRoN: Nv Imported
Glaze Leigh IN c!tron. ID,
PEEL; ciys:allized Lemon
and Orange Peel; lbs. J
PLUM PUDDING: Hazel
Oh English Plum Pu'-
d.nE, Glib. cazs So:., ?-lS.
cans sc. Lib. en- |
CRACKERS: Holmes &
cons.'a German Spice
Drops; h..
CAKE. Delicious home
made pounl Cake. Citron,
Marble, Plain OK Ralstn,
lbs !
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SmoAors' TrtlcIcs.

It's royalty good time to select
suitable elf, in this line. Many
superior novelties from abroad are
here at astonishinfiy low prices.
Here are few suggestions.
SMOKING TABLES, value $3.50.
tomorrow. each LOO
Others up 70 $500.
PIPE RACKS, many fancy styles.
worth up to $3.50. LIS
FRENCH BRIAR PIPES, first 4ual-
ity. In cases, 7Sc. value, 80
GENUINE MEERSclIAUM PIPES,
in fine cases. rea amber bits, as
sorted shapes, $3.50 "alut. 200
FRENCH BRiAR PIPES, in eases,
iS.kt solled gold trimmings, zeal
amber bits, $500 values. $50
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
~ - AA>>. ,nAaAt
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Hew 96rh,s Greatest Shopping :

You faith such
With
in these flying hours of intense Christmas
THOUSANDS SURGED
STORE WEEK
Shopping sis
But the young like night shopping
that's wholly irresistible STORE
visit The Big Store doubly 4 OPEN
New York will find pqunt interest coming EVENINGS
here o pleasure
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