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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-14
MONTROSE.

Special to the scranton Tribune,
Montro-c. March I3.--Mrs Henry I. Brchsrd,
who has been visiting friends IN town, returned
g. her home iu su-quchinna today.
Edwin l.. Weeks, OF Binghlnhon, was greeting
friends IN t, place this week.
Mrs. Arthur Y. Raynsiord aud son, Jack, arc
the guest, ot Montrose relatives.
rbilp Marks and family have removed from
nuukhlnnoch to this place.
Uotu. on March ~. 1901, to Mr aud Mrs
Selrlc NcCollum, at their nome on south Main
street a ddghtcr.
D. l. Ellsworth visited his son. Clarence 4.
Ellsworth u Su,quchauna, this week.
Harry Cram and family are preparing 10 re-
move 70 New Haven, Conn, where MIR. Cram
has secured a desirable position in a saw'set
factory
TIN, sad intelligence reached here last even
Ing that Mrs. Julia Hill Gardner, wife OF DR..
Idward r. Gardner, had died IN North Carolina,
where she, with her sister, Miss Louisa Hill,
was spcnding the winter, in the hope that the
halmy climate might prove beneficial TO her
health Mrs Gardner was the eldest daughter
oi George G. and tho late Margaret Dunmorc
ItU and was married TO Dr. Gardner about
four years ago. Mr.. Gardner had been III
ul hodi,l ior several ycars, suffering from con
sumption, aud her husband and family had been
mos, devoted ~ giving hcr the most skilliul
medical treatment obtainabc, aud the tcndcrcst
several soiomus at health resorts result in any
permanent benefit While il was expected that
ultimately her maldy would result fatally. her
friends l.rc were unprCparcd Tor the ncws
m she'd over the wire lat evening. The remains
arc now ,n route to this place. and the funeral
q anCcmonts will bc announced later. Mrs.
Cndnu /. survived by her husband, father and
two sisters She had no children.
Gerard, the little son Of Mr and Mrs. Ed-
Vlrd IuJnc Is seriously i'll.
Roy Charlie, smith, OF Auburn, y. y. a
noted coiorcd divine, native and former resi-
t.It Of Nupuo>c, has been visiting his aged
r',tncr and other relatives and friends in town
This Ncth.
All, Finn, jr., little son OF William -. Finn,
baggage master on the Llckawanna aud Monro>e
railroad. i- suffering from q severe attack OF the
grip.
t. -. Gll, superintendent oi the cannciy. is
busy nowadays, making contracts with vicinity
farmers and gardeners to raise large quantities
OF produce for the company this year.
Jlmc, =. Taylor, editor Of the Republican, and
william G. crscr editor Of the Democrat. will
Join the editorial excursion to Buffalo, via the
IIc,aNduud railroad on Friday ct this week.
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been handled by Guy Aidycottc in his new
mclodmma. Justice" q complete production of
which will he seen at the Lyceum tomorrow
night with the original Herald Square quartettc
and Miss Teresa Maxwell in the title role. Miss
Maxwell is the American type OF womdnhood
portrayed hv Mr. Charles Dana Gibson in his
famous drawings. she having posed for him many
years and is said 10 bc the original Gibson gi,l
Thomas ". Broidhurst has engaged the follow.
ing people for hi. new mcludrama: Horace
Lewis, Bcctou Radiord, Charles Males, sherman
Rowlcs, q. u. Cunningham, Wilbur Dohbs Thom.
a. Carton. II. Turner, Master Jack Ryan, w.,
Mcrlyn Clara Ramiord, Edhth Totton. Nellie
Miskcll. Julie Rolhainc, Bertha Livingston and
the original Herald square quJrtcttc.
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HALLSTEAD.


SPECIAL to the scranton lllbOne.
Hallstcad, March l3--Ihursday, March p. a
benefit supper will he given in the Mckinney
school house for the benefit of Rcva. Watkins
and Colwcl, who have supplied the district
with preaching.
Ward ives will commence at once the cree
ton OF hi, now housc his farm below the
silk mill.
\ lamp wick Swindor gulzlcd the natives
here last week. lie sold wire attachment
Tor a lamp, which would reduce the amount of
oil burned and prevent smoking. The wire
attachment was sold tor one dollar aud the
balance OF the patent was to be sent by express
After raiing a considerable sum lac skipped the
| town, leaving an unpaid board bill.
Mis- j. g. MCCreaTy is entertaining her sister,
Mrs Went2, OF BinehLmton, accompanied by her
daughcl. Madeline
J. r. Todcricl. to The delight Of his friends,
is able 10 he ont doors once more, after a
| long illness from a diseased foot.
John Humphrey las returned home aud is
able to he out doors once more after undergoing
| an operation in the Moses Taylor hospital at
| Scranton Everyone sincerely wishes him good
| health in the mtwc.
Noble Buck, the father oi Ms, Meade. is
| dangerously i'll at the llttcr'S home Pine
| street. Mr.. Buck is one OF the pionccrs "
| this vicinity aud Tor many years conducted a
prosperous talm at Red Rock
Mr. and Mrs. David McNIordn have been en-
! tcrtaining Mr.. Porter, OF Binghamton, recently.
| The Twentieth Century club entertained many
| Of their friends at a pleasing reception in Van
! Ncs, hall Tuesday evening
Mis-, Mary Scotten is spending the week in
! New York city, where she I, studying the
! spring styles in millinery.
! T.. Il. W. Scarlcs, the popular Nusquchanna at,
| tomcy, Is = candidate tor clerk OF the new
| United States district court at scranton His
| many friends wish him sucycs,
| one hundred and hfty-siX signature, have been
| secured to local option petition which is now
| being circulated
| Rev q. l.. Alrch, OF Grace Reformed Eps.
| copdl church Of scranton, will address the spc.
| cia family meeting at the Young Mem Chris.
| tian association hall sunday afternoon, There
| will be special singing,
| Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Warren Van Loan, OF
| Washington, ID, G., a daughter That accounts
| Tor the grandiathery smile worn by i. II. Van
| Loan the first of the week.
| IT, u. Perry is building large new barn on
| his new property.
slls Addie Tyler spent saturday with Bns
= hmton friends
Pat Casey, Of New Milford, had his hen house
| robbed OF nineteen hens and rooster last Friday
| night lie procured search warrant but was
| unable TO find the hens in Great Bend,
| Frank fingloy, OF SummcSNille has rented nj.
PriEt nit! and saw mill and will with his fam )
| !cmuyc TO Ialstead tiis week.
| Mrs. A. H. Chicho5tcr OF Binghamton, spent
sunday here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Christopher Cuilo,.
Hon. Jamcs r. Du Bois sails from Europe ti'
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The New Dominion"

In tie character ot she German Baron \on
Ilohcnstauncn. in the "Ncw Dominion" which
comes to the L,ccum tomorrow night, Saturday
afternoon and night, Mr.. Clement j. reNcla.
tion, Though he wrote thc play himself and
Tor himself, he has not made the character
at all ob,tru-yc. II is natural, magnetic and
folcciul. The pronounced quiet dignity OF the
nobility. the intense love ot honor the struggle
Tor sell possession under the most trying cir.
cun,tanccs are most admirably depicted. Mr.
Clements clever conception ot the character oi
the noble hearted German would impress one as
having been taken nom life direct, 80 natural
is il Under all conditions, in all moods aud
50 nee from that which i, ARTIFICIAL II i,
humorous, yet with such frequent touches Of
pathos, that tc most ldughahl" situations have
q tingo of seriousness.
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HARTFORD.


Special ru the Scranton Tribune.
llHtold, May l3--MrS. Otn Grorncll las moved
e. the tan, and will live with her g,andddugh.
cr. Nr. Homer jackson.
VIII r0my la, tahcn possession OF the ma "A
roldc between llartord and Kingsley.
T.. W. Watson is in New York tli, week
The lIJrord Cornct band win give concert
Friday evening. March -
lla1y Ballow will work Tor Homer jackson
''liug the coming season.
:. u, lorI, aud wife, OF I.oomis Lake. have
vented their farm and will remove To Hartford
and occupy plrt ui Mis-. IlotchiSS house while
they are huidin" their own residence during the
coming summit
The Oregon Indian Medicine company ale here.
SiNin- their concerts.
Ms Eva Bruuddgc has returned from visiting
friends I'm New Milford and Kinasl,y
Jasper Lows will move ou the Dunn f,r,,
Anil L.
D. VI E,Iar /, mpro, ing,
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The Cracker Jacks"

"Thc Cracker Jacks" Bob Nanchcstcr's fam.
Gus company ct burc,quers is TO he seen hero
at the new Gdicty thcster, three days. beginning
Thursday afternoon, and il promises are carried
ont there is uo reason TO doubt hut that it
will bc one oi the best burlc,quc shows to be
seen here this season, Mr. Manchester has at.
way, given 4 good entertainment, and this sea.
son promises better than over. lie has much
Larger company than last season, consisting OF
young women,
Two new and novel burcsqucs will be intro.
duccd in which songs and music OF the very
latest nature is introduced and iuuyi,ins infused
10y the comedians. The scenic and electrical
devices are said 10 he startling in the extreme.
and taken rs q whole the Cracker Jacks is nm.
douhtedly far superior to last season, when il
WAS head and shoulders above tie ordinary hur.
lo,quo companies. NJtmCc> daily
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Phila delphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. March Wheat Finn; con
tract grade. March, ,1I'7,ac. Coru-Fiu
March, iiigaijc. Odt'-Stcady; w. whit
clipped 3ir. Butter Firm: fancy vo,tc'
creamery, pc! dc. plnts, pc, do. nearby
prints 22c, Eggs Steady; fresh nearby, we;
crn and southwestern, itc. Cncc-c--l nchJugc J.
Refined Sugms--Quict I'm steady Cottc
steady Tllow-Quic.; city prime in huG,hcld-
lAc.; country prime, in barrels, pll"ic..
cakes, jdji,c Live rouitN Finn. good d.
mand; towl,, llal2o; old rou>tcr>,, 1laaNr.
chickens. lldlll2c.; ducks, l2al3c.; geese, II
l2c.; turkeys. ndl0n. Dressed roultr, Fhw
good demand; towls, choice, To-: iar TO goui
Na9laC.; nearby chickens, i0il3c.; western, @
l2r,; turkeys. choice tu fancy nearby. l2ilic.
western, lonl2c; ducks nearby llala,: west
cru, lOal2c.: gccst, ta1c. Rruumt,-Elprr
30 bJrcis and l,3du.WD pounds IN -dck-
wheat, loOno bushels: com, l2Inm hushr,-
oats. 2j,oo bushels. shipments Wheat. lGor
bushels; corn, 2S,noo bushels; oats 3o.pnn hu,'
pls
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Miss May Fiske and Company

The academy ot Music management promises
it, patrons one ot the best repertoire urginiza-
tion, now ON the road, next week The star
OF tho company is N,- May fi,kc. and her
company in support is o' 'hc best talent oh
tdnahlr. On Monday evening the hr,t perform
Iucc will be given, the play selected TO be- pre-.
,entcd on that evening is an elaborate production
of "Thc Garrison Girl" All special scenery
3, used ia the staging OF thi, play some of
which j. H. handsome and elaborate As any yet
eccL ON the Stage OF any thcalrr.
Other play, included iu the repertoire uc
An American Princess" My Friend from IN.
dJ.' "Od forty.uiuc," Little Fcrrit." Maid
of the MIL" Poverty Corners" Sunshine of
Dover Locks" and others. c,ue. OF which /, a
trsi-cla,> production in itself. Specialics OF a
polite nature will he introduced at each pcr.
tounHncc. Nu orchestra ot ten expert musicians
have been specially engaged to render the music
Tor This engagement, and concert viii hr given
previous To each performance.
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TREATMENT OF A COLD.
Some Good Advice by Well Known
Physician.

\ well known physician says that a
cold can be easily treated at its outset,
but If neglected may lpao to Ia grippe
and pneumonia. lie says that the best
home treatment for tho cure of colds
and la grippe is I<rausc's Cold Cure
Capsules He uses them almost cX.
clusivcly IN his practice as they do not
affect the head as does uuinine nor up
set the stomach.
This remedy Is prepared i'm soft, SOL
ublC gclatine capsules, which aic easil"
dissolved by the warmth ana lulds Of
the stomach. They are much prefer
able to little, hard sugar-coated pills
or tablets that always offer objection
able resistance to assimilation
Krause's cold cure positively cures
cold i'm the head. cold in the chest. cold
in the throat or cold IL any part of
the body, and it will prevent the de-
velopment of bronchitis on pneumonia.
1t Is for safe at all fiSt-cla@s drug
stores at - cents a box.
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New Norh. March 13--Flour- Moderately h'
tive aud rather steady without actual change iu
price. Wheat-Spot hrm No. red, Siec.; \n
red 1olsc.; No. ! northern Duluth. Ss'sc.'
options steady and closed strong at "saiac net
7O3sc. Cor--Spot finn; No. . isNc elevator,
options generally FINN all day: closed firm at
iaa@ic. net advance; March. ioc,; May. i694c"
July. lj7sc. september, i6asc. Oat, spot finn
No. = 3nic.; NJ. ., 3Oiac.; No. vhic, 32ig,.
No. white, 33Lc.; tack mixed western, ~
a22c.; tract, white, 32l3tc; options faiIly activ,
aud firm on good export inquiry. Butter
Unsettled: fresh creamery, lGi22C. factory, 10,
liAc.; June creamery, ljJ2Oc initltiu.
creamery, llalSigc.; state dairy, Hd2lr. thccH
Strong; fancy large cOorcd and white, IL
liiac.; fancy small colorcd, l2iac. Egg,
Steady; state md r,nusyl,auiJ. lutaliisc.
western. l3H.ilio.: southern. lIdlir.
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ARIEL.


Special :" the scranton Tribune.
Ariel. March l3.-N NIrs. : \. Brown /, spend.
iug a few days with friends in Hlwlcv
Our teachers, Miss smith, Miss Phllips and
Mr. Shaw spent saturday and SUNDAY at their
homes.
since the burning o' the Union church. Rev.
J" T. Van lloc~cn has been holding service in
The school building II IS expected that a new
Methodist church will be built during The com.
inc summer
Rev " !. Van Clclr, oI Dunmorc, will deliver
his interesting and popular lecture ON Abraham
Lincoln in the school building, Friday even.
'ug. admission will be- nee, but silver Offering
viii hc received at the close of the lecture
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pRICEBURG.

Ml- George COOPER OF Albert street, Is Wis
lting her son at Green Ridge.
Miss Alice Hawkins has returned home, after
spending several days at Hyde Park
Miss Maggic Lutlciom OF Providence. was
the guest OF Mis-, William Nrar ON Monday
afternoon
Rev. and Mrs Thomas tooh of Icnuyn. spent
jNC lorc part OF the week with the ldttcr's
parents, MI, and Mrs. Ed. GrcltiX.
John Wesley castle, No. 3i9, Knights Of the
Colleen Eagle, will meet at their lodge room
on Friday night,
Misses Rose Wesley and Alice Miller, Of Jcr.
'nyn, spent Tuesday with Miss Sarah Cooper, on
Albert street.
Hawkins, oi lIalstcad avenue, last evening.
Mrs, Lizzie Derks, OF CdTmJlt street WAS
visiting at scranton on Tuesday last.
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DURYEA.

Special 20 lho scranton Tribune
Dul3ed, March l@,--Diyisiou u, Ladies Aux.
iUary, VIII meet IN krupnski's hall Thursday
evening,
Mrs, G, r. Ace visited in Sctunton, Tuesday
James lir'nnan, ol PittSton, was i visitor in
town recently.
Ms Blandr i, meeting with great success
IN her revival services at the Primitive NIerho.
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Scranton Wholesle Mrket,

Corrected by ". a. Dale. % Lackaw6nna Ave
Buttc,--CTdmery, 3ligal2c.; daty, 1sde0c.
thccsc-full cream. l2al2c
Eggs-Westein fresh, 17isalsc; nearby state
1Ai10C.
Beans-Pcy bu., choice marrow, - iil2 10.
Pea BcarS-Pcr bu., s1.4ia2dO.
Medium Beans--P'r hu.. -. iOi2 ij.
Green Pcas-pcr bu., A. inal.li.
onionS-Pcr bu, Sl.i0aliO.
floW-BcSt patent, per bbl., SiGi.
Red Kidney Bcans--rCr bu., s2.ijd9jO
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dist church The meeting. vii. last all week,
beginning at y. m.
Miss Efic MARROW, OF Dupont. visited friends
IN town recently.
The boN social held vt tho Brick Methodist
Episcopal church 10y the Epworth League was
4 compctc success.
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Chicago Live Stock Market

Chicago. March -tJtlc-RcC,ipio. I>.uuI.
choice steers. steady others weak; butch. -
stock, steady: good to prime steers, $50 &C.;
poor to medium, sLGOai.s0. stoCkors and I.al
c,, strong, - 2SOdl.SO; COWS. Sass; hcif,r.,
steady to slong tor choice, SlGjtl,70; canuw,,
,tuaig. SiNa2. 10: bulls, steady, S1.HJi.25:
calves, Sla40j; Texas grass steers, >@.@ial
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New York Live Stock

New Work, March l2.-Becycs ~tc,rs. steady;
cows STEADY; bulls, cl,c'; steers, S.5oaa.2.,
oxen, - ?ial: bulls, Nlt'.Nh: COWS. ~2J,.1a.
tJlNcs-MIhct active and higher; veal~, Sll1.jn
choice, $50, little oilNcs, -. jOI375, hiu'-
yard calves ~. jOl21j. SLccp--Fim lambs, "a.
higher; sheep, S%.'jdj; Lambs, Si.Njl9, II; rulj,
- lIOgS-StCJdV, -. puid. ..
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Drawing Large Houses.

Iu" keystone Dramatic company, now hllmg
weeks engagement at the Academy oi Music.
seem 10 have won th" favor ct the patrons as
tIcy have crowded houses a, each performance
given on several occasions many being forced
10 stand. Tie company is exceptionally strong
and most certainly deserves ,he liberal pat.
ronage they are receiving.
It only goes to prove that ii the people OF
scranton are given good plays they will he
generous in tine support ot the thcatcrs. Mr.
Lawrence -. McGl and Miss Gertrude Shpnlan,
the stars OF the organization, are two very clever
people, Their work clearly demonstrates the
tact that they are artists Of more than ordinary
ability The plays announced tor today are:
Matinee "lhn fool Of the Family; tonight,
Escaped from the Law"
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THEATRICAL.
'oooooooccSocoS
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

INIETM M-"mstCc." Might.
ACADEMY Keystone Dramatic company.
Matinee and night,
GAlETY-Mlnchcstcr's "Cackcriachs," Mat.
iucc and night.
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East Liberty. Pa. March 13.--Cattc- Strdd'
extra. Sj.1ua6 80; prhLc, Sj.20dj.iO; common.
$}.2ji4. lIog.--Activc ON all but heavy hog,
heavy Workers and mediums, 81; light Yorker.
i5.oO.j."j; heavy hogs, Si,Sja590; pigs, Sj..u,
$50; doughs, siaJ.jU Shcop--Steady; choice
wcthcrs, Si.o0Jj, common, S2ai.i0; choice lambs,
-. 7OljS veal CdhCs, Nt.jOII.2j.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. March i3.--'rhc dealings in today &
stock market covered an extraordinary range
ot securities. Quotations were made for some
stocks which had lain dormant for many day.
and number Of usually very quiet stocl,s
were made active Nevertheless the days op.
clatonS footed up quito an important agrre'
gate, and the general appearance Of the market
was one OF activity and scrcngh ~ the last
hour an active selling movement 10 take profits
caused q general reaction reaching point or
moic IN some ot the active stocks. The clos
ing itself was rather easier and much below
the highest all around. Among the days spc'
cial movements, the Southwestern stocks were
prominent. led by 81 Louis southwestern, the
ccnimon rising : and the preferred ". The
Lake Erie aud Western stocks were very strong,
the common rising IA, and preferred T. II IL
believed that the movement dictates new con.
ncCtiOns tor that system. Buffalo. Rochester
and Pittsbug preferred, and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern rosc I points cgcN
The following quotations are ftrn shed The
Tribune by VI. s. Jordan & Co, rooms 7OJ. 10B
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Peoples street Railway, arst mort
gage, due 1918 ....,.,........,',. llj -.
Peoples Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1921 .,..,..... li5 -.
Dickson Manufacturing Go. ....". go. 100
Lacka. Township School . per cent. l0l
City Of Scranton st. Imp per
cent. ,,,........, .........s..'''. -. lO2
Scranton Traction o per cent. .,,,. i!5 -.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-12
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Off,
 flee.

Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Off,
 The following deeds were filed for record in the town clerks office yester- day:
 Quit claim deeds-Isaac T. Culver est. to George c. Bradley, property on East street; James E. Bassett to Charles G. Pelty, ex., 50 feet Brewster street; Harriet H. McHeng to Char lotte D. Shipman, property on Summer street; Orrin c. Burdick to Jeannette A. Linsley, 50 feet Vernon street; George M. Grant estate to Jane P. Grant, 43 10-12 feet Lyon street; George M, Grant estate to Minnie F. Riddell, 20 feet Lyon street; George M, Grant estate to Sarah c. Kimberly, 40 9-12 feet Lyon street; Enos s. Kimberly, ct ux., to Jane P. Grant, 43 10-12 feet Lyon street; Enos s. Kimberly to Min nie F. Riddell, 20 feet Lyon street; Edward F. McGann to Jacob Aaron, 25 feet East street; Connecticut Savings bank to John T. Cutter, property on Main street, Westville; Harry w. Clark to John Beschel, AZ feet Ward street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-12
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Nov. Il, 1901.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day 11:54 p. m.
 Mrs. Augusta Baur of AT Avon street has returned from Europe with her two daughters after three months visit. \ Mrs. F. Foster and mother of Bran ford left yesterday for Tucson, Ariz., where owing to poor health, Mrs, Eos ter will be obliged to make her future home.
 Mrs. B. s. Milford will give an in < formal whist at her home on South 4 Main street, Branford, this morning in honor of her guest, Mrs. G. B. Cooke of { Brooklyn.
 Frank Lawn of 26 Spring street was Receiving many congratulations yes- terday, the occasion being the arrival of bouncing fourteen pound boy at his home.
 The annual meeting of the United Workers will be held at 200 Orange street this morning at Il o'clock. All who are interested in the work of the society are asked to attend.
 Next Monday evening, November is, at the annual meeting of the Historical X society, a portrait of the late General Russell will be presented and a paper upon General Russell and his services sA will be read.