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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
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new WASHINGTON BRICK COMPANY,
WHO PURCHASED THE PLANT OF
THE WASHINGTON BRICK COMPANY,
WHICH COMPANY SUCCEEDED
WHO PURCHASED THE PLANT OF
WASHINGTON BRICK COMPANY,
WHICH COMPANY SUCCEEDED
THE WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMPANY

Have installed the best largest brick plant this section
Of The country; in Alexandria County Virginia.
They have dc Of clay land manufacturing
pacity Of THIRTY MILLIONS 3GOOOOOO of brick per
The company extends the Washington Public Archi-
tecS Contractors Brickayers particularly old
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We solicit your patronage and promise furnish those
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The quality of brick and reputation PROMPT
delivery is well established
All our brick are sold by THE STANDARD BRICK co.
No 41G Street northwest commission market price
for FIRST GRADE BRICK.
Please remember you bargain brick
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Of your building viii not be deayed the mechanics will
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ing of job.
The prompt delivery of good material to you more
than DOLLAR per thousand in your
We make brick every week day, RAIN SHINE, HOT
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Our station on the ". & \. Electric Road is ADDISON.
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sand 15OOOO brick daily if know one day
how many brick they the next IF THE WEATHER Is
SUITABLE FOR BRICKLAYERs TO WORK.
T. L. HOLBROOK,
President and General Manager.
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Augustus Dean. while at work at his
shipyard. had his foot badly mashed BY
a piece of timber falling on IL
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
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pltg
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED 'COLLAT-
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MONEY TO LOAN at 81 10 5 per cent, In su5os
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and per cent mortgages and begin anew; ali
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The funeral Of Ralph Rockwell. son Of
Mrs. Pearson Chapman. OF this city. vino
died January II. at Fl Paso. Tex. viii
take place this afternoon at $50
O'Clock from Christ Episcopal Church
The intermeRt will be private.
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The announcement Of the examinations
for December. recently held at the Epis-
copal High School shows that eighteen
students passed
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Arrangements have been made for the
principals usual spring baseball contest
Of the Episcopal High school The cap
tains have been elected and sides chosen
p. Crawford, OF Fairfax County head the
TWO mines
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WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY
6to 3 Street A. W
LOANS OF $40

AND UPwAKD On FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
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wIFE's PLUCK WON A PARDON.

Benonia Wheat is very sick at his
home. CT Duke Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21

The Cooperative Charities Association
is holding a donation party today in the
rooms Of the Business Mems League.
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in honor Of the birthday OF Gen. Robert
Edward Lee the public schools and many
Of the private ones were closed yesterday.
The hanks were also closed
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Ike Edeny, colored, who for some timo
past has been wanted on the charge Of
aSsaulung his sister. was yesterday
taken into custody by Policemen Beach
ana Davis Edney's face was cut and
bloody and his head was also badly
bruised He said that he had been assault
ed. but was unable TO give the name Of
his asgaiIant
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Original company, including Miss stella MAYHEM.
Next Week---Are You a BUhal0g''
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NINE. THEO,

NINE. DAVIS Born clairvoysnt and card reader.
Tells about business. removes spells, evil iHtu-
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Mary Martin, aged years, daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. John Martin, OF 1G0 South Sherman
| avenue spilled cofc pot full of hot coffee over
| herself OH Thursday and was badly scaldcd. The
vessel was on the stove when the child pulled
| it off and spilled the contents over her arms
and shoulders.
The Scranton Choral society held rehearsal in
st. David's hall last evening.
William Farrell, the enterprising Washburn
street merchant, is having a substantial, new
| store building erected his land adjoining the
Washburn street cemetery.
Palmer Williams, Maurice Miller, Ely Harris
and John Howell will open steam laundry at
III South Main avenue in few days.
Henry Yenson, of III Schnels court, who was
arrested for desertion and nonsupport at the in.
stance Of his wife, was discharged by Alderman
Kelly. His defense was that she had been guilty
Of intimacy with another man.
1t is understood that the department of public
works will grade Pettebone street without any
cost to property owners, if the latter will agree
to release the city from any damages. pc.
tition is now being circulated among the prop.
crty owners for their signatures.
The remains of the late Mrs. A. G. Latimorc,
who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Samuel Dean, S05 Morton avenue, were tuken
to Port Jervis, where ntermcnt was made yes.
terday e..
The Ladies' auxiliary to Division No. 4, of the
Ancient Order of Hbcrnians. will conduct a
concert in Mears' hall on Wednesday evening,
April %.
school for non.commissioned officers of the
First regiment Catholic Total Abstinence union
was opened in St. Leo's hall Thursday evening.
John G.. Roberts, Of st. Louis. No., brother OF
Mrs. David S. Hughes, of North Garfield ave.
nue., died at his home recently. lie was at cne
time resident Of Kingston 4
Bert Mcdonald, of Clarke Bros, and Miss Ida
Gisner, OF Monsey avenue, were united in mar.
riage on Thursday at the home Of the brides
parents.
service Of prayer, conducted in the Welsh
language, will be held in the Bellevue Welsh
Calvinistic Methodist church tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock. In the evening, at O'clock. the
Rev. Thomas de Gruchy, of Hyde Park, will de.
liver sermon in the English language.
There will be meeting tonight in d. D. Ev.
ans hall on South Main avenue of the members ]
Of Local No. 1881, Of the United Mine Workers |
Of America. |
The Choral society will meet tomorrow night |
at O'Clock in st. David's hall
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DUNMORE.

The First Methodist Episcopal cmrcl-Rev
Charles Henry Ncwing pastor. Services at 1876
a. m. and 7.3O y. M. The pastor will preach at
both services. Morning subject, "a Clause from
Paul's WILL" The evening will be special ser
mon TO the Womans Christian Temperance
union. Baptism and reception OF member at tho
morning service, also baptism OF children. Glass
meeting at close Of service. Sunday school at
$50 p. m. Evening prayer service at $50 O'Clock.
Epworh league Tuesday evening at 1.i5 O'Clock.
Midweek church prayer service, Wednesday even
ing at 7.3O o'clock.
Trip Avenue Christian Misunderstanding
both morning and evening by the pastor, j. d,
Dabncy. Morning topic, ''sauls Conversion" "
Evening topic, "None but Christ" Sunday school
at 10 n. M II is especially desired that every
pupil he present. Everybody made welcome.
The funeral Of John Ncalis will take place this
morning at $50 o'clock, when a requiem mass
will he celebrated III st. Marys church. Inter
ment will be made in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. j. II. Decker, Of Albany. y. V, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. McIlale, Of Elm street.
The eyangelstic meetings conducted by the
Wilson's in the Dudley Street Baptist church
have been Il great success. Mr. Wilson will
preach on Sunday morning and in the evening
lie will preach at Blakey for Rev. David Spen.
Ger, d. d., who will preach at Dunmorc Mrs.
Wilson will sing both morning and evening.
The funeral Of the late Thomas Brennan took
place from his late home on Drinker street yes.
tcrday morning. A requiem mass was celebrated
In st. Mary's church, after which interment was
made in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Rev. Father Joseph, pastor Of the Italian Cath.
Ollie church, has returned to his duties here after
a sojourn OF three months in Rome. where he
went for the benefit OF his health.
The Junior Order OF American Mechanics will
meet in the regular place tonight, when II is
hoped large number will be present.
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Surprise Party.

George T. Kubina, a young student
at the Keystone academy, was given
a surprise party, by his numerous
young friends, on Thursday evening.
The party was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. T.. Jones. The Misses
Anna and Lottie Jones gave pleasing
recitations. Mr.. Harry Murphy was
the main entertainer of the evening
and proved himself very successful
one.
At n seasonable hour a dainty repast
was served by the following: Misses
Kapp and Jones, Messrs Capwell.
Henry and Will Voly.
After the evenings enjoyment the
party sang God Be with You Till We
Meet Again." and wishing Mr.. Kubina
success throughout the term, departed
for their homes.
Those present We're: Misses Good
win. Emma Bennett, Lizzie winzen-
berg, Martha Moore, Nettie Benjamin,
Elsie Winzenberg, Ida Kapp. Lillian
Moore, Ieonora Batsel Lillian Bates,
Maud Moore, Louise Rought, Augusta
Swink, Mary Davis, Lena Moore, Lavi-
MIA Tomlinson, Anna Jones, Maud
Grifiths, Lillian Stone, Gertrude Moore,
and Florence Jones. Messrs. George
I. Kubina, Henry Volz, Charles Moore.
Lawrence link. William Volz. James
La Bare. Walter link, Donald Capwell,
John Weisenfluh. James Hoffa, Leroy
Stanton, Louis Bates, Harry Murphy,
Frank Swartz, Silas Powell, Harry
Madden and Roy Wheeler,
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N0RTHSCRANTON
CRACKERJACKS DEFEATED THE
~ 90 COMETS.
Interesting Game Of Basket Ball at
the Auditorium-Work on the East
Market Street Pave Has Been Re-
sumed-Bowling Notes = Services
in the 2. w. G. A. Rooms on Sun
day .Afternoon-Wrestling Match
in the Auditorium Next Saturday
Night-Personal Notes.

Before q fair-sized audience last
night, the Crackerjacks defeated the
Comets, Of the central city, at the Au-
ditorium, by the score of 16 to g. The
game was full Of interesting features.
The playing OF Jeffery, of the Cracker
jacks and Elligy, of the Comets, was
especially so. During the intermission
the Comets put several sub players on
the floor, as the regular players We're
over-done. The following was the
line up:
erjacks-Benjamin right for
ward: Wells. left forward; White, GEN.
ter; Jefferys, right guard; T. Davis,
left guard.
Comets--McMullen, right forward: !:
Gilligely, left forward; Elligy. center;
Swift, right guard; McCluskie, left
guard.
Goals We're thrown from the field by
Jefferys and Welles for the Cracker
jacks. and Elligy and Swift for the
Comets.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,

A meeting Of Local, 2l3, United Mine Workers
OF America. will be held in Jayne's hall this
evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
registered for the legislative nomination in the
First district.
Plymouth Congregational church, jackson
street-Preaching service at 1870 a. m. and p.
m. Sabbath school at IL o'clock. Sabbath school,
Sherman avenue, o.15 p. NJ. A. V. Bower. ESQ.,,
will occupy the pulpit morning and evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the West Side
Central Republican club will be held this even.
ing, when the social committee expect to make
their report on the dance recently held.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Duffy, of Binghamton, are
street.
Benjamin Algood, Of 1901 Price street, ha, been
victim of the grip for the past two weeks, but
is now recovering.
Miss Maud Williams OF South Seventh street,
is recovering from an illness.
Thomas liouser of Chestnut street, is recov.
cring from the serious illness which has confined
him to the house for several weeks
Miss Sadie Durkin, of Luzclne street. Is enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Blanche Welsh. Of Low.
ell. Mass.
Miss Kate Rooney, of Lafayette street, has as
her guest Miss Name Finncn, OF Port Jervis.
Emil Michael, ST., of North Bromley avenue,
is confined to his home by illness.
Miss Anna Mc1hou OF Kansas City, il the
guest of Miss Anna Graham, of Tenth street.
Michael Burke, OF Luzerne street, is conya.
escing after serious illness.
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At the monthly meeting Of the Welsh Baptist
pastors Of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Rev. W.
+. Davis, of the Memorial Baptist church, vii
read paper the "Christian Union.' To
morrow Mr.. Davis will preach at the Warrior
Run Baptist church.
James Miller and Edward Sherwood, OF Col
gate University Glce club. spent the early Part
Of the week with Carl Ziegler, Of North Main
avenue.
William Hughes, of Peckvlle, was among call
ers in town last evening.
Evan Davis and George Powell two employees
of the Leggett's Creek mine were injured by an
explosion in the main gangway on Monday last.
Rev. A. H. Smith. OF the North Main Avenue
Baptist church, will preacn at ,Chinchilla to-
morrow afternoon mt O'Clock.
The members of the Choral union will meet To-
morrow evening IN o'Malley's hall on West
Market street for rehearsal at $50 O'Clock.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sharon, OF
Parker street, is frightened by the arrival of Il
baby daughter.
Mrs. Mary Oakley. OF Oak street. is spending
few days with friends in Philadelphia.
First Welsh Baptist church. West Market
strcet-Rev. j. V. Davies, pastor. The pisto
will preach both at 10 II. NJ. and u. H. on
Sunday, April o. Sunday school at u. m.
The evening service will be conducted in the
English language. All are cordially invited 10
attend Ali seats free.
The Foreign Missionary society OF the Prov
dence Presbyterian church met yesterday with
Mrs. J. Y. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Osterlout. formerly of
Wilkes-B Barre, have taken up their residence on
Webster avenue, this city.
Rev. Mr.. Clymcr, pastor of the Christian
church, has rented part OF Mr.. Mackey'S house
on North Main avenue.
Mr.. Whittemore will meet The Providence Pres.
byteran choir this evening.
Miss Lane, Of llonestlale. has been guest of
friends in this section OF the city the past week.
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Like the Love of Jesus" and Miss
Annie Thomas will recite new revision
OF the twenty-third psalm. The pastor
Will deliver a short address at the
close.
The Tithes book will be given out
next Sabbath at each service, the
money gathered will be used to paint
the church and for general repairs on
the edifice.
To the last meeting Of the y. Y. p. U.
forty six new members received the
right of fellowship. the meeting was
largely attended and very profitable.
The best wishes of our young people
are bestowed upon John j. Hover and
Miss Bessie Powell who were married
last Wednesday evening.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

A special meeting of the Star Social
club was held in MirtZ's hall, OH Pitts
ton avenue, last evening, when every
member was present and officers for the
coming year We're elected as follows:
President, Matthew Damal; vice-presi-
dent Charles r. Kellerman; recording
secretary, Matthew Miller; financial
secretary, Jacob j. Mirtz; treasurer,
Peter Phillips, jr.: trustees, John Phil
lips, Charles Cooper and Henry N.
Weber, The society Is one of the most
flourishing organizations in this region,
and its standing Is unquestioned in the
community. Some time ago the society
applied for a charter and it was grant
ed few days ago. It's granting was
duly observed last evening, and a social
session and reception was held until
midnight last evening.
Mrs. Hildebrandt, of Birch street, Il
well-known resident of this section, fell
yesterday morning at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schumacher, on
Cedar avenue, and fractured her left
col!ar-bone.
City Treasurer Edward j. Robinson
and his friend, Charles Dieslng. arrived
home yesterday from months stay at
Hot Springs, Ark.
Special services will be held at the
Young Women's Christian association
rooms tomorrow afternoon, when a first
class programme will be rendered.
General Grant commandery, Knights
of Malta, held a well-attended session
In Hartman's hall. on Pittston avenue,
last evening.
Thursday evening. Miss Alice Young,
of O'Hara street, gave reception TO
the "hello" girls of the Pennsylvania
Telephone company and their gentle
men friends. the event being on the eve
OF her departure for Pittsburg, where
she will reside. Miss Young proved TO
he charming hostess, and royal good
time was enjoyed by all. Music and
games of the usual high order were in-
dulged In to a late hour, when dainty
viands We're served. The evenings
pleasure was brought to a close by the
taking of several flashlights by Silas
Deitrick. In attendance were the Misses
Olive and Emma Swartz. Ella Deitrick,
Margaret Russell, Emmett Ellis, Eliza
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GREEN RIDGE.

The iuperal OF the late Luther +. smith took
place from the Green Ridge Presbyterian churcl,
yesterday afternoon. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. !. j, Lansing, d. d.. and quar-
tette consisting of Conrad snyder, Charles Winke,
Miss Gunstcr and Mrs. Center, rendered "When
Can Read My Title Gear and 'There Is a
Fountain Filled with Blood" The pall.bearcrs
were George Clearwater William Parke, Joseph
iangi, \. Paine, Charles Nicholson and Charles
lIawley. The interment, which was private was
made in Dunmore cemetery.
Constable 4. $. Iluing arrested James An
thony Crane, of 1922 Capouse avenue, for disor.
derly conduct yesterday and resisting an officer.
William lansan appearing against him. lie was
taken before Alderman Fidler who fined him one
dollar and costs.
Mrs. Thomas Paterson of Flcetyile, Is visit.
ing Green Ridge friends.
The Womans Home and Foreign Missionary
society OF the Green Ridge Presbyterian church
held very interesting meeting at the manse
yesterday afternoon. Mrs I. l.. Hitchcock pre-
sided. Mrs uthman rendered contralto solo
very effectively. Miss Louise Williams was ap.
pointed delegate to represent the society at the
district convention to be held in Carbondale
this month. At the close OF the business session
Mrs Lansing served tea and a delightful social
hour was spent by the members.
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From what was reported it was appar-
ent that he was very much in evidence
at the convention.
The grand assembly met in the
Smoky City for one week. and repre-
sentatives We're present from the var
ious states in which the order is estab-
lished. Mr.. Slower was the youngest
member in the grand assembly. yet he
received honors that seldom fall to the
lot of one who has been so recently
affiliated with the society.
In addition to being the youngest
member, he was nominated and elected
TO one of the highest offices within the
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Funeral of Daniel Davies.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Daniel r. Davies were held
at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of deceased's son, John d. Da-
vies. 1873 South Bromley avenue. Rev.
d. p. Jones, Of the Tabernacle Congre-
gational church, ofilciated, assisted by
Rev. Fl. Dougherty.
A large number Of people from this
city and Taylor were in attendance.
The pall-bearers We're Frank Williams
Evan j. Evans, James Roberts, John
Francis, William Fox and Mr. Rogers.
The remains were taken to Taylor,
where interment was made in the For
est Home cemetery.
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EST19SCRANT0N

gift Of the grand assembly, that of
grand counsellor. He also advertised
the attractiveness of Scranton as a con-
vention city, and from his efforts. In
all probability the grand assembly will
meet In this city next year.
Mr.. Slower Is one Of the best lino-
type operators in the newspaper busi-
ness and has been continuously with
The Tribune since the paper was es-
tablished and was one of the first be-
ginners on typesetting machines in the
city. He is also the corresponding sec
retary of the Electric City Wheelmen.
and one of the most popular and oblig-
ing young men in the city.
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the outbreak of the rebellion he en-
listed in the One Hundred and Fourth
Regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers. lie
was a man of sterling qualities, an hon
est, upright Citizen and his loss will be
greatly deplored by the whole commune
ity, by whom he was held in high es-
TEEN. He is survived by wife, and
the following children: John Siglin.
Clark's Summit; Mrs. John Kennedy,
and Mrs. Thomas Kane, of Brooklyn,
n. Y; Mrs. Maurice Smith and Mrs.
James Bowling, of Gouldsboro; Mrs.
Matthew Brennan and Harry Sslin of
this city. He was brother-in-la OF
Captain p. DE Lacy Notice of funeral
later.
The funeral Of the late Dominick Barrett, who
died in this city Thursday, will take place To
morrow afternoon at $50 from the residence OF
his mother, Mrs Mary Barrett, on Canaan street,
Carbondale Services will be conducted in st,
Roses church and intement will be made in
/. Rose cemetery.