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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-15
GREEN RIDGE.

Colonel Hitchcock will deliver one Of
q series of lectures TO be given by va
Iious lecturers this winter in Capouse
chapel uesday evening, Oct. II. All
ara welcome
Rev. and Mrs. l.. r. Foster will at
tend the synod Of the Presbyterian
church at Pittsburg, Pa, oct 10-25.
Rev. \. ID. Hudson of Delaware, is
visiting the family of Joseph Fidi;m,
of Deacon street.
Miss Annie Nolal. of iioboken. n. j.,
is visiting friends on Sanderson ave
nue..
Mrs. q. w. Scott, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
T.. Wells, of Washington avenue.
Harry Connolly and Russell Shrtleff,
of Washington avenue, are at the Pan
American.
G.. II. Pond, of Electric avenue, left
yesterday for Preston Park.
. William Elmes, Of Berwick. his sis
ter. Miss Sarah t,lmes, of Danvi,le, and
Mark Smith, Of Syracuse, spent sun
day nt the home of Mr., and Mrs, j, NJ.
Nought, of Sandersou avenue.
Miss Sarah Judge, of Wilkes Barre
is visiting Green Ridge friends.
Edward Sargent, of los Marion street
who acted as Watchman at the Green
Ridge Gas tank. disappeared from his
home Saturday. Sargent was between
dfty-liNe and sixty years old.
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pECkVILLE.

steve kozak, q Polandcr, about %
wears of age. was run down and in
stantly killed by Delaware and Hud
son train Saturday evening, at a point
near the Sterrick Creek crossing, just
north of the Peckvillc station. The
body was badly mangled. A portion of
the head was cut off and one arm sew
cred. 1t is supposed that the passenger
train north bound. due at this place at
SIS. struck and killed KoZak. a few
minutes after the train passed, Il coal
train followed. The engineer observed
the body lying alongside the rails. He
stopped his train. and notified residents
living nearby, and Undertaken Michael
took charge OF the remains. koTall
boarded with Polish family on what
is known as the Patterson farm, and
had been to Jessup and was homeWard
bound when he met his fate.
The rummage sale to be conducted
BY the societies OF she Presbyterian
church of Peckvile opens this morning
in the vacant store in the odd Fellows
building opposite Morgan store. y
large assortment of new and second
hand goods will be for sale. DO not
miss these great bargains.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Barnes has returned. after
spending a few days with Mrs. Andrew
Hale, of Natesvillc.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Mci<elvcy have
returned from a week spent at the PAN
Amcrican
James w. Smith is doing jury duty
this week,
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There We're two operations performed
in the hospital yesterday. both PROV
ing very successful. The first was for
the removal of Il tumor on tn" neck of
Miss Bridget GaffncN of Brooklyn
street She was admitted to the hos
pital yesterday morning and the op-
GRAFTON performed shortly after. The
patient was resting very comfortable
last night. The second operation was
performed upon Thomas Coleman of
Dundaf street, mention of his accident
being made in yesterdays issue. one
finger was cut open and dead tissue re-
moved from the bone. The operation
will stop the increase of poisoning to
other parts of the hand Mrs. Finne-
gan of upper Dundatf stree, was dis
charged from the hospital yesterday
as cured. She was an inmate of the
hospital for only a short time.
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JERMYN AND MAYFlELD.

a boys military brigade is to be or
ganizcd soon in the Baptist church in
which the boys will learn To drill like
soldiers Rev. David Spencer, ID. D..
of BlakelN who has a boys brigade of
nearly IL hundred members. will meet
the boys here in the Baptist church
at 345 p IN. today, and all boys inter-
ested in the movement are invited to
be on hand.
Timco Shubinski, Il Hungarian resi-
dent of the East Side, brutaIly as
saulted his wife on Saturday evening
because she refused to Gance with him
after dancing with another man at Il
dance in one of the saloons. After
knocking the woman down he kicked
her and jumped upon her, breaking her
thigh bore and otherwise injuring her.
She was taken tn the Emergency hos
ptal at Carbondae for treatment.
DR.. !. :, Graves and NJ. j. Shields
made a post-mortem examination of
the late John Mason sunday afternoon
and found the cousc of his death was
due to cancer which was IN accordance
with their diagnosis of the case made
several weeks ago.
The friends OF Ontario and Western
Il
moved from North Main street to
Cudusea, will be sorry to learn thar
lc WAS fatally injured on Thursday
night and has since died, Somewhere
in the neighborhood of Preston Park
he attempted to alight from his engine
and in the darkness fell off a high ,res-
tie.
Misses Grace and Gcrtie Vail anL
Kate Mullen arrived here yesterday
from their Pan-American trip.
The congregation of the Church oi
the Sacred Heart will conduct a fair
during the Christmas holidays.
The marriage of Dominic McAndrcw,
of Avoca,n former Jcrmyn resident and
Miss Annie McAndrew, of the East
Side, Is announced 10 take place short
ly.
Prof, Il. II, Martin. of Scranton was
a caller here last evening,
John Waters, of Fourth street, is do
ing jury duty this week,
There was II slight Improvement re-
ported last night in the condition of
Mrs, iiartley Mullen. who has been
critically i'll for Il week past,
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

Miss Mamie Cannon of Pike street
is Il Scranton visitor.
\. w. l<ilker of Maylield. was a
business caller here yesterday.
The Delaware and Hudson paid its
shop and railroad employees yesterday.
Miss Laura Finney, of Scranon, is the
guest of Mrs. George f.. West, of The
Anthracite.
William Clemo has purchased a horse
and wagon and Will run Il market dur
ing the winter.
Mrs. \. c. Nichul and daughter, Mrs.
Fl. Llewellyn and the latter's children
are visiting friends in HaZleton.
William Joost, of South Washington
street. has gone to Virginia and will
take his family there next week.
Frank Brown, accompanied by John
Durken. of Scranton, left last night
for Buffalo to take in the sights at the
Pan-A American.
John White and family have return
ed from Wilkes Barre where they We're
IN attendance ut the wedding of Mrs.
Whites sister. Miss Marcella White,
of this city, was bridesmaid at the
marriage
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DALTON.

Mrs. Theodorc Miller is visiting her
sister in Binghamton, y. Y.
Miss Helen Bard, of Fa"toryNille,
was the guest of Miss Ethel Carr on
sunday.
Or, w. Rowland Davies, of scranton,
WAS a caller in town on sunday.
The following ladies will serve a
supper in the Baptist church on We'd
nesdaY evening: Mrs II, w. Northup,
Mrs. George Northup, Alrs. H., j,
Northup and Mrs. Frank Brooks. The
supper will be ready at > o'clock.
Members of the senior class rendered
literary programme in the public
school building on Friday afternoon
last,
Secretary Georgo Mahy expects To
move his family to scranton about
November ! for the winter.
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TAYLOR.

Tomorrow afternoon the marriage
of Miss Sarah j. Hughes and Mr.. NJ. j.
Strine, both popular young people Of
this town, will take place. Tomorrow
evening a complimentary dance
will be given at Webcr's rink TO their
numerous friends in honor of the
event.
November - is the date of the grand
concert of the Anthracite Gloe club to
be held i'm Wcher's rink. Tickets for
the event can be purchased from the
members of the Glec club. The pat
rons are assured of a grand musical
and literary treat. Among the talent
already engaged is Prof. j. Teranlias
Thomas, the widely known baSso Of
Newcastle, Pa.
Tie committee in charge of the grand
concert and lot drawing to be held ut
the Calvary Baptist church on Tues
day evening, November -, are hard at
work arranging for the event, Persons
holding old tickets for the drawing
are requested To turn them over to the
pastor, Rev. Or. Harris, and have
them renew.
To-day will occur the much hcraldod
QUOT match at R.dgeWay hotel
grounds between Richard Williams aud
John RidgcWay of This town and Wal
ter pilmlcr and John Wagner of West
Scranton.
Mrs. Mary Nash ami daughter, Mrs,
August Reinhardt, and Mrs. Lydia
Wntcrhurn attended the funeral of he
late Benjamin Thomas at Wilkes
Barre on sunday.
Rev. j. trwya Evans ohiciatrd at
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Select Council.
ECONOMY.
Poor Board in the Future to Prac-
tice the Art.

The poor board intends from now on
TO practice economy. The directors
had intended having several books
printed containing the special laws
governing this district at a cost of SO.
The idea has been abandoned. The
board intends using their attorney for
all information required and will not
eNpend that sum for the books. They
have also decided to use their own
paupers to asylumS. The board will
decide on which asylum to send the
patients and will not in the future be
influenced by relatives of the charges
as to the place. This has been the sit
uation in the past to some degree. \
talk with severa! of the directors de-
Neloped the fact that Danvillc asylum
charges for inmates is very much in
excess of the other state institutions
different, Hillside home rate is in en-
cess to Warrensvile. In order TO
practice the art of economy insane pau
pers will in the future be placed eth
er in the Retreat, another state insti-
tuition. or at one of the other lower
rate places. The retreat is situated
below Wilkes Barre and as yet the
board has had no inmates there. At
the last meeting of the board Chairman
McCabe deemed it advisable to take
some of the inmates from here at Dan
VILE from there to some of the other
places. 1t is probable that this will
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THE peoples EXCHANGE
WANTED--rwo trst class painters at once. APP
ply to V. j. Finch. Church street, Carbon.
dale.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
>-->>~-~~~-e~.->--,~~ ~---~-~~-~.~,-~,
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.

=" JUIIO VI I7VI'
Trains " i'll leave Carbondale at city station as
follows: ~
Far Scranton and Wilkes BLrc--6.O6, ZOO. ) Oo
9Ols 1901, li2l Il. M; l2.ib, li3, 2.ji b 30
5,O6, 7.0a, 1901, 1851 p. m
SUNDAY trains leave at s,56 ll2l a, M; / H.
Q 40, $50, 500 p m.
For Albany, Saratoga. Montreal. Boston Noy
England points, etc., 100 a. m; i3j p M.
(daily)
For Lake Lodorr, WaymLrt, and Ilonr,,l,lc
z 20, HOS a. M. sol, G,li T.. M
SUNDAY trains leave Lake lodorc. waymrt
Trains arrive at ,srhondllc from Wikp,.Earr,
and Scranton as follows: G.56, S.37, O:O IN IN
r. M; 1877, aod, a,2i, i,2s, Sos ;Oi, S.3i, p.ii
ll.57 y. M; l53 a, III.
SUNDAY trains arrive at o.37 a m; Islo. "a.
42s, go, 1850 p. m.
sunday trains arrive at Carhondalc from LAX,
Lodore Waymsrt and iIonesdllc at l2I7, I.iG
aud I.jj p. IA.
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| Office |
| BURKE |
| BUILDING
COUNCIL MEETINGS.
Both Branches of Council Meet In
Separate Sessions.

Common council met In regular ses-
sion last night. Messrs. Pugliaho ana
Kennedy being the only absentees. 1he
meeting was called to order by 'hair-
man Collins at Sis, Il quorum having
failed to appear until that time. The
finance committee reported favorahlS
on the following resolution OF select
council: THAT tho bill of Lynch &
Bronson. for So65O, be ordered paid
Adopted.
The following resolutions from select
council were concurred in: That S2oo
Dc transferred from gas and electric
light appropriation for legal costs Tor
lens. etc. The resolution had been
drawn up by Controller Wheeler.
THAT the city engineer direct the
Scranton Railway company TO nave
their tracks placed in the center OF the
streets within ten days. or the rails be
removed by the city. That blue print
be given to the said company.
An ordinance. file of common council
No. ., providing for an arc light on
Powderly street. in Fourth ward, passed
first and second readings.
File of common council, providing for
AN incantlescent light of 32-candlc-
power be placed on Garfield avenue. at
intersection of Wyoming. Passed two
readings.
File of select council. No. I. provid-
ing for a sewer on Seventh avenue.
from High street to Wayne street. Re-
ferred to committee.
The following resolutions were re-
ferred to various committees:
by j. NJ. Masters-That the city en-
prit yri\- ~
Chestnut avenue. and notify the prop
erty owners to comply with the ordi-
nance to lay sidewalks within sixty
days.
BY r. S. Whitfcld-'rhat the city en-
sineer is authorized and instructed to
lay stone flag sidewalks in front of
Kingsbury Fuller and return the cost
of same with penalties, to city solc-
itor for the purpose of entering liens
against said property. That the city
of Carbondalc pay to p. A. Walker 500
and William Hoffman $50. for damages
TO their respective properties by reason
of widening and grading Ninth ave
,,le: provided, that said Walker and
Hoffman sign release to said city for
all damages caused by said widening
and grading heretofore done or which
may be done and provided, further,
that the said parties shall erect sub
stantial retaining wall along the prop
critics on said avenue on street line.
A number of bills We're ordered paid
Select Council.
Select council held a short session
last evening. Messrs. Barrett and Battle
being absent. An ordinance. providing
for sewer on Ninth avenue, from
Main street to forty-five feet east OF
the property of Mrs. Timmins. The
ordinance was introduced by Mr.. LAWS
They then adjourned.
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Not Discoura ged.

The CarbOndalc high school football
eleven are in no way discouraged on
account of the defeat they suffered at
the hands of the Scranton high school.
The local eleven showed lack of praC-
tice in Saturdays game but Manager
Burke intends having them out daily
now and perfect their playing. on
Saturday next they will play ut Homes
dale if game can be arranged. We'd
neSday the eleven will play Il practice
game with local eleven. Manager
Burke is trying to arrange dates with
a number of out of town teams. Owing
to the park here being "A thing of the
past, but few games will be seen here
this year,
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OLYpHANT

The first of series of lectures and
entertainments will be given in the
Blakely Baptist church tomorrow even
ing, when the people of This town will
have the pleasure of hearing Rev.
Henry j. Whalen, u. D.. pastor of the
Berean Baptist church of tarbondalc,
i'm one of his celebrated lectures, The
Wit and Humor of the Irish People"
The following will. be heard during the
course. a. Y. Bower October 81, Rev.
a. Hatcher Smith, November IA; grand
concert. November rs; Miss cora Grif-
FIN, the noted elocutionist of North
scranton, December II.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the entertainment which
will be given In the Primitive Metho-
dist church this evening, A social will
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
III Eject June .. 1901.

Trans leave S'flnthn'
For Philadelphia and New York VIA u. H.
Il. r.. at GLj and o3S II. M, and lis i27
(Black Diamond ENprcs-), aud il.3O p. m Sun
days, ID. n II. Il. r.. Los, s.21 y. III.
For White Haven, lllhlcton and principal
points in the coal regions. via u. u II. Il. r.,
6.45. 2.iS and III p nj. For rottsyllc. 90 a.
III. > i y. N.
For Bethlehem, Easton, Reading Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via u. n H..
II. r.. d.i5. o.3s a. NJ; rs. ~ 'BIack pia,
mond EHprcs>), Il.aO p m. sundays, ID. & II.
Il. r.. o.3s Il. M; Los S.2f p. III.
For Tuullmnuock, Towami,. Elmiru. Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations. via
D.. l.. & W. Il. r.. SO a. m. and $40 y. III.
For Geneva. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west, via u. y II. Il. r.,
rs. 1l.j5 a. IN, lis 30. CDlick Diamond EX-
prcs-l. us. lOll. 1i.3o p. m. Sundays, D. Il H..
Il. r., ll.jj, S.2I p. IN.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or !.chigh Valley
rmlor cars on all trains between Wilkc, Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo amt SUI.
RoLLiN ii. WILBUR. Gen. snpt. % Cortland
street. New York.
ciIARLEs $ LEE, Gen. Pass, Ast,, % Cortland
street. New York.
A. ". NoNEMACIEE, Div. Pass, Aet South
Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply TO
aOy Lackawanna aycnue, scranton, FL.
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Casbonda1e Department.

be done in the near future when rates
for keeping and railroad rates arc
learned. Another matter in which
some of the directors believe there
is q chance To save money is the send
ing of a policeman with Il patient along
with one or two directors. Those mat
tcrs will probably be discussed further
when the board meets again. Attorney
Butler of the board has written to
Philadelphia for SPECIAL laws If there
be any. governing the disposition of
bodies for burial.
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who conducts a store on Tenth avenue,
was going through Gunncy's court car
rying in his hand can of oil. In
front of the home of y. FinncSan a
black dog. the property of John Doyle,
ran from the yard and sprang for MI.
Nealon. his teeth catching him on the
right hip. The dog. an unusually large
one, secured good hold and it was
with much difficulty that he was shak-
Ell off. Mr.. Nealon's trousers were torn
and blood was drawn from the wound,
The dogs teeth had penetrated the
skin, leaving their impressions and
around the marks the skin was black
and blue The dog will be shot. The
wound though painful for a time, will
not incapacitate Mr.. Nealon from his
work.
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To Lecture Here.

Henry Austin Adams will lecture in
this city ON Thursday. his subject be-
ing 'TWentieth Century, under the
auspices of knights of Columbus. The
lecture will be held in St. Rose hall
and the proceeds will be turned over
to the st. Rose church fund This
will be MIR. Adams first appearance in
this city, but his reputation as "A lee
turer has preceded him and large
crowd will listen to his words.
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be held at the close of the programme,
when refreshments will he served.
George Mason, of Greenwood. y. j..
is visiting his parents in Blakely.
Dr. j. j. Price and Il. Frank Jordan
have returned home, after spending a
week at the Pan American exposition.
Mrs. William Rogan, Of Dunmore
street, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. William James, of Hyde Park.
visited friends at this place yesterday.
The citizens club. of the Fourth
ward. will not meet tonight, as previ-
ously announced. but will meet on sat
urday night at F'lctcher'S hotel.
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Two Years Efforts.

The ordinance read in common Coun-
Gil, in regard 10 the laying of Il sewer
on Seventh avenue, has been petitioncd
by residents on that street for the last
two years, they agreeing To stand the
costs. They are well satisfied that the
ordinance will now go through both
councils.
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Returned to Work.

Miss Theresa Tighe, one of the er-
icient hello girls in the Carbondule
Telephone Exchange, has resumed her
duties after weeks absence. Miss
Stella Morgan presided in her place,
while she was away,
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Fair Opened.

The fair, under the auspices of the
Central Labor union, opened last night
in Watts hall, under the most prom
Using circumstances. a valuable silk
umbrella was the door prize. During
the evening refreshments were served.
a large crowd was in attendance and
We're delighted with the hospitality of
the labor men. The fair will continue
all week.
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New York, Ontario and Western,
Sept. IL, 1901.

Trains leave Carbondalc or Scranton at 700
M; 100 p. m.
sunday trains at 100 a. m; GO6 D. IN.
Trains leave Cdrbondale ior points north al
II, 10 a., m. On sunday at hl0 a. m, Trains
leaving AT lilo Il. m. week days and Ol0 A. M
sundays make connections TO: New York, lorn,
wall etc.
Trains arrive from scranton at 1ll0 a. M; G.l3
y. M: from points north, LOO p. m SUNDAYS
irom scranton at 80 a, m and Lij |. m from
adcsia at G.OG y. M,
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Rev. Walter German OF st. Rose
church was called to Scranton ycster-'
day on account of the serious illness
Of his father. Mr.. and Mrs. i. n.
Duffy. the latter Il daughter of Mr..
German, are also at his bedside.
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The PoWderly Funeral.

The remains of Mis-. r.. V. Powderly,
who died in Washington, Sunday night,
will arrive in Scranton tonight and will
be taken to the residence of her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. III. Collins, on North Main ave-
nue.. The funeral will take place Thurs
day morning from the Collins resi-
denCe,
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At the Grand,

Pennsylvania, from the pen of
Daniel Hart, was the attraction AT the
Grand opera house last night. The
show gave satisfaction to Il good house.
ON Wednesday, Stctson'S Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be the attraction, TWO per-
formanCcs will be given.
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Marc, the Magician.

The opening number of the entertain
ment course for this season Will be
Marc. the magician, at the Grand opera
house next Monday evening.
The diagram for reserved seats VIII
open in Reynolds drug store toiuor-
row wednesday, evening. Checks Will
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Patrick
Dockerty will be held tomorrow, the
remains being taken 10 81. Rose church
at $50 and "a mass of REQUIEM win be
read, The remains will be inferred in
st, Rose cemetery.
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Horse Dead.

\ valuable bay horse in the Morrison
livery died yesterday after II few days
illness. Mrs. Morrison feels the loss
kecnly as the animal was one of a
team recently purchased by her.
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William Howclls and family have re-
turned from Wales after a two months
visit lher". They were delighted with
the trip.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.

In Effect Aug. II. 1901.
Trains leave Scranton ior New lorh-At 1.iO,
400 80 80 and 1905 Il. M; latO so
;.,i5, 100 and $50 y. M For New York an,
uhiIndclnhia--, 30 aud 1905 q. M. and laiy and
%.l5 p. m. For rohyhanna--.It d,lo p. III. For
Buhalo-l'j, 6s2 and noo a. m. l'"o. 35s, '.05
tions--lo. 20 g. NJ and LOS p. m. For Oswcgo,
syracuse and utica--lli and G22 Il. m.; I.3O
and 3j2 y. NJ oswcGo, syracuse and Utica
Mnu,rosc-VO 90 II. M; LOS and 7.0J p. IN. Nch.
Olson acconlnodation-l and 6,lj p. M.
Bloomsbury Division-For northumberland. at
Ga and 1906 u, M; l,3O and dlo =. IN. for
Plymouth, al SO a. m; 3.55 and o.O5 p. m.
Sunday 1lains--For New York, LAO, 800, 5.5S
and 1905 H. M; so. 3i5 and 800 p. m. For
Runnlo-ll 10 and 6.22 m; l3O. 3.j2, T.05
and ll.aj u. m. For Binghamton and way sta.
tions-o 90 and 1920 a. m. BloomsbuIg division
Leave Scranton, 1905 a. III. and Gl0 p. M.
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Mourning Down.

The mourning on the postolticc build
ing was taken down yesterday, the
month of mourning for the martyrcd
president being over
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Erie Railroad. Wyoming Division.

'rraiu for New York and intermediate points
lcdlc scranton a, follows; 80 a m. 2.25 D. IN.
ArlNals l03j a. N, uom loncsdale, uawlcy
and intermediate points; 9.20 p IN from New
York ard Intermediate noints. No sunday trains.
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Installation.

The Olive Loaf lodge, Independent
Order of odd Fellows had an install
lation of officers last night in their hall.
on Salem avenue.