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THERE IS 110 SUBSTITUTE FOR P8WBEB Absolutely Pure IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH CARBONDALE fXXXDOOCOCOCOOOOOOOCXDOOOCOOC PRETTY GIRL'S STIRRING ROMANCE Tru. to Her School Days' Lover, Mary Bruno Refuses to Marry Renovo Suitor. Rivalling the romantic tales of long ago when knights were led to the chopping block because they refused to discredit themselves in the eyes of their lady loves, and uo someilniig that would lose to them 'forever the ladies fair, is Uie story laid bare by the arrest of pretty iiiuen year old Mary Bruno, an Italian lassie, from Clinton county. Fa. the won't break faith with her sweetheart, the young man in sunny Italy who "courted her in the days on tlieir native soil while she and he were still Children, and who has not yet come to this country to claim her as his own, but who is expected shortly.

Though good husband, his good quaJi. es having been detected by the girl sister, who resides at Renovo, has been provided for her, the promise made that if she will many him, a home will be theirs as well as a comfortable dowry, the girl has positively refused to sell her heart at the dictation of her sister. Three years ago the pretty girl, then thirteen years oia, was taken to this country to reside with her sister, Mrs. Domonick Bruno, of Renovo. There her life was to be on long sweet song, a life of unalloyed happiness, and where she was to be married, the choice of a husband for her already being made.

she and her lover in Italy were saying their fond adieus previous to her departure, the suitor in Renovo was being spruced up preparatory to meeting her at the dock and making a very Strong first impression. His dress may have been immaculate, but he was not the man for Mary. She was not Wing to forget her faithful 'John Merino across the sea. She caught onto the game as soon as she landed, and even refused to speak to the young suitor, who was enjoying an eye feast upon her pretty face and ways for the first time. Three years she has redded at Renovo, three years she has been sought after by the man nicked out for her, but she has never waver ea in ner love to the one across the Dig pond.

ceased to he a virtue with her sister. She wanted the marriage to be performed this week. Monday night, when all but she were fast asleep, the brave girl crept down the stairs to the store, which is managed by Bruno. Fearing that she nugnt awaken the sleeoera if she rlns the store door, the gin left it open and caught the mall train with but a minute to spare. jarDonaaie was the next scene of uie romance, and here the main char acters, Oomonick Bruno, the unwel come suitor, and the girl, with Reno vo's chief of police handle the seen.

ery. The latter in his hurry to take uie trip nere rorget to get a warrant. tne gin was round in the colony with her brother and refused to go back with the chief. Later a warrant was sworn out charging her with the men or nny aouars, and before Al aerman liiinool she was held under inree nunarea dollars bail. What au thority uie aiaerman and his under uinciais naa tor nomine a girl on the cnarge oi larceny committed in anoth er county without a warrant from that county is a puzzler, but it was done, anyhow.

But the brave girl, who was making the fight of her young life to show loyalty to her lover, whom she has not even heard from in a direct way ior inree years, was not yet de leated. She was able to furnish uie requires amount or bail and is at liberty. The chief of police, who had prom ised the reporters here that he will send his picture soon to each of them, was shown the city by a constable and several reporters. He remarked before leaving yesterday that there were more doing's here In one night than in Renovo in a whole year. Hp has been promised a place on the local force.

The girl who won out against the sister and husband, suitor, chief of police and several others, omitting the local limbs of the law, says that she will not return to Renovo, but will remain here and marry the man of her choice when he is able to reach this country. ROBERT ALEXANDER DEAD. Robert Alexander, who was found dead in bed at his home in South Canaan, Wayne county, last week, was one of the best known men In that county and likewise was wellknown here. Two of his family before him met with sudden deaths, one having been run over and killed by a wagon and another suffering from a broken neck by falling from a wagon. GET THESE QUICK.

Following Is the list of letters remaining In the postofflce March 2 for persons unknown: G. Aggas, Bernard Barrett, E. Beer, John Colborn, Ralph Carters, J. E. Flaherty, D.

C. Gard ner, Wallace Jones, Dan Kennedy, E. A. McMillan (four), M. J.

McDonald, L. M. Merrltt C. A. Meyer, Henry Reather, W.

H. Schwager, Employ, ment Bureau, Miss Stella Adams, Miss eo Carver, Miss I. Hyland. Miss wi Roe' MlM Cra Stevens. Miss Blanche Swingle.

Mrs. Stuart Snyder, Miss Louise Tryon, THEATRICAL NOTES. Lincoln J. Carter's' "Fast Mall" will at the Grand tomorrow night with 1 I 1 its great scenic embellishment. The passing of the long freight train in the third act and the later rush of the fast mail is realistic and exciting.

The iourin act, a aive, is run or sensa When he wrote "The Triumph of an re, i "tu'ul Biiiuii. mind Miss Wnllnnd its nontval ftp ure, the drama being written, there fore, to fit the actress, just as a glove is made to fit a certain hand. Aside from Catherine II, the action of the nm mrrnniiPftc men Athai nAtai fs.w... II IIU1J I. ilU tV.

I many Russian characters. CHANGES MADE IN CITY ESTIMATES Appropriation for Fire Department Increaseed Considerably Last Night. At a meeting of the joint estimate committee of the councils last night the appropriation for fire companies was increased. Janitor Killen, of the municipal building, received an increase of ten per cent, upon his present salary; other changes were made in items of the present appropriation nrAMnnnAA onrt riv TrVio.lr.AA,. rflol 1 narrwly escaped being charged for bathhouse privileges for the winter season.

The city engineer first made a hit. by remarking that the Lord was not to blame for all the fools on earth, having reference to a reporter for a Sunday sheet. Then he stated that the water in his office some times during the winter, because of a bad roof, was two inches and a half deep. I Something else then came up for dls cussion and the advisability of charg ing Mr. Blair for bath sen ice was overlooked.

The following changes were made: Common council clerk, salary reduced from $150 to $100; item for city assessors and assistants reduced from $900 to $400; the item for police increased from $3,780 to assistants to city engineer and incidental supplies increased from $200 to $250; contingent fund reduced from $1,505 to fuel increased from $450 to $750: fire department in creased from $2,700 to $3,500: fire hose increased from $480 to $800; water rent decreased from $2,300 to 1 bridges increased from $200 to $858; principal and interest of funded debt reduced from $4,500 to city's share of street improvements increas 1 ed from $400 to $450; sidewalks (new Item), $500; extension of McNulty street (new' item), $150; extension of Columbia avenue (new item). $200; extension of South Church street (new I item). $225: masonry on Spring street and Seventh avenue (new Item), $103. With but one or two additional changes the ordinance will go to the two. branches of council.

TO MEET. The Woman's Hospital board will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. W. Fulkerson on Salem avenue.

CHILD VERY ILL. Anna, the bright little daughter of 1 i. Thomas Cummings of I Mr. and Mrs. Archbald.

is dangerously ill with pneu monia. Mrs. Cummings is a daughter of Alderman T. M. Kealon of this city.

SMALLPOX CASE. Another case of smallpox has been reported to the board of health, Miss Alcie Gillen of Dundaft street being the latest sufferer. Her case was so diagnosed yesterday and immediately reported to the health board. All the necessary precautions have been taken to prevent the spread of the malady. PERSONAL.

Peter Gilllgan of Dunmore spent yesterday with friends in this city. Mrs. Leo Ohnmacht of Dickson Hill left yesterday for a visit with friends down the valley. Miss Clara Ohnmacht has returned after a pleasant visit with her sister In Archbald. Attorney M.

A. Kllker of Girardvllle, Is the guest of his brother. School Director Anthony Kllger of Mayfield, rnd sister. Miss Ella Kilker, assistant principal in the Mayfield schools. In ompany with the latter Attorney Kilker spent yesterday afternoon In this i ity.

He is a leading lawyer of the county bar and a political leader. Misses 'Sarah and Mary Coxe ofJ THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1904. THE BEST KNOWN KNOWN AS THE BEST None Such mince Meat In 10c Packages with List Snow White Flour must be a bit better than other brands. If it isn't, why do grocers sell more of it than of any other make A trial order will surpassing quality.

rvi RAMI I uin.Ksnn ann ira iw wii iiiim unu VI mw. Shanty Hill street spent yesterday with friends at Mayfield. BOARD OF HEALTH. The report of the secretary of the Carbondale board of health for February was as follows: Deaths, 21, an Increase of 6 over February, 1903, and a decrease of 9 as compared with the death record for January, 1904. Of the total deaths, 11, or more than half, were infants.

Deaths by Wards First. Second, Third. 4: Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, 2. Total. 21.

Causes of Death Stillbirths, i dysentery, nephritis, pneumonia, tuberculosis, car diac disease, carcinoma of liver, I meningitis, senility, diphtheria, I suffocation, cerebral hemorrhages, 1: cardiac Insufficiency, 1. Interments Brookside, Maple wood, St. Rose's, 9. Total, 18. Brought into city and buried in Maplewood, St.

Rose's, 7. Total, 9. Bodies removed from city, 5. Permits Number of permits Issued, Contagious Diseases Smallpox, i diphtheria, scarlet. 1.

Nuisances Reported, abated, 4. The receipts of this department for February month were $7.60, which sum has been forwarded the city treasurer. JERMYN. The, Hit or Miss Cooking club entertained their friends at a progressive pit party on Tuesday night at the home of Miss Moon, of Second street. From out of town those present were: Dr.

and Mrs. Moyer, of Carbohdale; Miss Nan Gendall and Mr. S. E. Evans, of Peckville; Mrs.

Hamlin, of Boston; Miss Bertha Barrett, of Lakeside; Mr. Wiliard Jenkins, of Scott; Mr. Fred Wright, of Olyphant; Mr. Walter Nein ser and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry M. Griffiths, of Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Nicholson, Prof. and Mrs. Barrett, Jennie Battenberg, Jessie Winter, Gertrude Davis. Myra Hills, Emma Moon, Louise Moon, Hilda Swick, Frank Arthur Winter and Robert Freas. The Misses Ada and Leah Failey, of Main gtreet gave a cobweb party to of the voune friends on vening Thosf oh tained considerable tun and pleasu easure in cleaning out the cobwebs, and at the conclusion of their task were served with dainty refreshments.

The guests were: Marjory Mumford, Eloise Shields, Minnie Park, Agnes Freas, Florence Ojbhardt, 1era Whitmore, Ida Baker. Adah and Leah Failey, Henry Shields, Merle Potter, Charles Winter, Preston Badger, George Geb hardt. Harold Davis. Charlie Park and Reginald and Harold Houghton. Miss Failey and Miss Cora Davis assisted in entertaining.

Ana Mellow and Mr. E. H. Hrponsladt were in Scranton yesterday. Neary.

an aged Mayfield lady, is seriously ill of neuralgia. Her condition last evening gave her friends much fears for her recovery. Mrs, Floyd Keller and Mrs. Eva Burton were cranton visitors yesterday. John Baker, of Third street, and Miss Bessie Baddock, of Scranton, were married in Wilkes Barre last Bdlulo? On their return here they were given a reception at the home of the grooms' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Charles Stanton, of Carbon dale, was a caller here yesterday. Mrs.

Andrew Clarkson, Mrs. Alfred Griffiths, Mrs. Johnson Bennett, Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. Philip Baker and Mrs.

Dr. W. J. Baker were Carbondale visitors yesterday. John of Lily, Cambria county, is visiting here.

PKICEBURG. Rev. J. Bath, of the P. M.

church, is at Wilkes Barre in attendance on the Christian Endeavor convention. The child of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards died Monday and was buried Tuesday afternoon in Friceburg cemetery. Thomas D.

Lew is is ill with the grip The news of the death of James Cowles of Providence was received here with regret by his many friends. Mr. Cowles resided in this borough ior some time and was an active member of the J. Dickson Hose com pany, which company attended his funeral. A household necessity Dr.

Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Healse burns, cuts, wounds of any sort; cures sore throat, croup, catarrh, asthma; never fails. FOREST CITY. Mrs. Thomas Meddleton, of North Main street, is very seriously ill and slight hopes are entertained for her recovery.

Mrs. L. M. Knapp will leave In a short time for New York. Mrs.

Patrick Fox and Miss Jennie T'guf11 of Carbondale visited friends in Vandling Sunday. Miss Teresa Gorman was a visitor In Carbondale Tuesday. Mrs. John Corbett of Hudson street Is visiting friends in Dunmore. Mr.

Harry Harvey of Hudson street is seriously ill. Mrs. Patrick Troy of Main street, who has been quite seriously 111, is slowly improving. Miss Coyle is caring for her. A foreigner was hurt quite seriously while at work in a slope by being run over by a runaway, trip of cars.

He was taken to his home in the ambulance and medical aid summoned. V. L. Peterson of Main street, who was injured recently by falling on the Ice, Is Blowly Improving. Louis Kline of Feldman's meat market was a visitor In Throop recently.

Martin McAndrew has accepted a position as bartender In the Freedman house, Philip Evans and Mary M. Butler, both of this place, were married Monday in Barbertown. Alexander Winkler of Feldman's store hag gone to New York for a short time. Miss Lettie Brown and sister Mabel will leave in a short time for a visit In New York. Mr.

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An mw fellr 10.HO.MO, rntk nre tit lO Aim, ftadfwr ww. tllj wljU jHy jtf SHERIFF'S SALES of Valuable Real Estate, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1904 By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias, Levari Facias and Venditional Ex ponas, issued out of the Court of Common Plea, of Lackawanna County, to me directed, I will expose to public sale by vendue or outcry, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the Court House, In the City of Scranton, County of Lacka 'vanna and State of Pennsylvania, on FRIDAY, 18th uay of. March. A. 1904, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, all the right, title and interest of the defendants In and to the following described lots, pieces or parcels of land, No.

1. All the surrace 'or right of soil of the following described lot, piece or parcel of land situate In the Borough of Dunmore, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Lot No. 4 on Church street In the Borough of Dunmore, aa per map In the Pennsylvania Coal Company's office, said lot No. 4 being fifty (SO) feet in front on Church street and extending parallel, with Bloom street on hundred and fifty (150) feet to an altey. Containing seven thousand four hundred and Bfty two (7,452) square feet of land.

Coal and minerals reserved. All Improved with a two story frame dwelling house and outbuildings erected thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of E. E. Setter vs.

H. B. Swam. Debt. flflO.

Judgment No. 1183. Sept. Term, 1903. Fl Fa to Maroh Term, 1904.

HUBBLEK, Att'y. Also at the suit of to use of County Savings Bank and Trust Co. vs. Edward Rwartis, Debt. S101B.70.

Judgment No. Rlarrh Term, 1004. Ft Fa to March Torm. 1'HM. WiLLAKD, WARREN KNAPP, Att'ya ALSO No, S.

All til right, title, and Inter Instsntiy Relieved Speedily Baths with 60 PILLS 50c Sheriff's Sales. est of the defendants, Thomas Crofton and Nellie Crofton, in and to the following described lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the Second Ward, City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, First Being Lot No. Five (3), in square or block ito. Seventy five (To), and situate on the south side of Putnam street, between Church avenue and Brick avenue. Beginning at a point on the south side of Putnam street one hundred and eighty four feet (184) in an easterly direction from the intersection of Putnam street and Brick avenue; thence in a southerly direction one hundred and fifteen feet (llo) to a corner: thenco in an easterly direction fifty feet (50) to a corner; thence In a northerly direction one hundred and fifteen feet (115) to a corner on Putnam street; thence along Bald Putnam street In a westerly direction fifty feet to the place of Beginning.

All improved with one and a half story frame dwelling and outbuildings thereon. Second Being Lot No. Six (fl), In square or block No. Seventy live (TS). and situate on the south sido of Putnam street, between Church avenue and Brick avenue.

Beginning at a point on the south side of Putnam street two hundred and thirty four feet in an easterly direction from the. Intersection of Putnam street and Brick avenue; thence In a southerly direction one hundred and fifteen (Ho) feet to a corner: thence in an easterly direction flftv (50) feet to a corner; thence in a northerly direction one hundred and fifteen feet (115) to a corner on Putnam street: thence along said Putnam street In a westerly direction fifty feet (50) to the place of beginning. All improved with two story frame dwelling and outbuilding thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit offlteigned to Thomas Shotten vs. Thomas Crofton and Nellie 'Crofton.

Debt, $87.03. Judgment No. K5. January Term, 1W03. Vend Ex to March Term.

1904. DAVIS, Att'y. ALSO No. 3. All the right, title and interest of tho defendant, Kvart Snyder, in and to the following described lotsj of land, situate, lying and being in the Second ward, City of Scranton, county of Lackawanna and SUte of Pennsylvania.

Being Lota Nos. 12 and 13, in square or block Forty nine (4S). and situate on the south side of Court street, between Providence Road and Diamond Avenue. Beginning at a point at tho westerly Intersection of Court street and Diamond Avenue; thence south along Diamond Avenue one hundred two and three tenths feet (102.3) thence west one hundred forty and three tenths feet (140.3); thence north one hundred two and three tenths feet (102.3) to Court street; thence east along Court street one Hundred forty and three tentns (140.3) feet to the place of beginning. Coal and minerals reserved as exempted and reserved In previous deeds in chain ot title.

Seized and tnken in execution at the suit of City of Scranton vs. Lvart Snyder debt, $15fi 72 100. Judgrncnt number 124 Se.pt. Term, lii03. Lev Fa to March Term 11I04.

DAVIS, Att'y. ALSO No. 4. All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, butted, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of Sumner (formerly Madison) Avenue and Price (formerly Adams) Street, thence in a southeasterly direction along Price Street one hundred (100) feet to lands of Maria A.

Hussey, thence in a northeasterly direction along tlie lands of the said Maria A. Hussey. fifty (50) feet to lands of Grant Corbln. thence in a northwestsrly direction along lands of said Grant Corbln one hundred (100) feet to Sumner Avenue, thence in a southwesterly direction along Sumner Avenue fifty (50) feet to the place of beginning. Containing five thousand square feet of land.

Being a part of lots numbered one (1), two (2), three (3), four (4), five (5), and six (6) in square or block No. Four (4) of Price Pancoasts and Throops, addition to the City of Scranton, being the same premises conveyed to said Lewis P. Williams by David W. Powell and wife by deed dated March 27, 18U3, intended to bo duly recorded. Being all improved with a large frame building erected and used as a church.

Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John W. James vs. Lewis P. Williams Debt. $2,270.

Judgment number 122. January Term 1904. Lev Fa to March Term 1304. TATLOR LEWIS, Att'ys. ALSO No.

5. All the right, title and interest of the defendants. Patrick Tierney and Annii Tierney, in and to the following described lot of land, situate, lying and being in the Eleventh Ward, City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania. Being Lot No. Four (41.

in sauare or block No. Thirty (30), and situate on the northerly side of Wyoming avenue. Beginning at a corner on Wyoming avenue; thence westerly along said Wyoming avenue thirty nine and fivetenths (39.5) feet to a corner; thence northerly about one hundred and fiftv (100) feet, mora or less, to a ner on NVater thence easterly along said Water avenue thirty nine and five tenths (39.5) feet to a corner; thence southerly about one hundred and fifty (150) feet, more or less, to a corner on Wyoming avenue, the place of beginning. improved witn two two siory irame dwelling houses and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of the City of Scranton vs.

Patrick Tierney add Annie. Tierney. Debt. $111.08. Judgment No.

11CO. September Term, 1900. Lev. Fa. to March Term.

1904. DAVIS, Att'y. ALSO No. 6. All the right, title and interest of the defendant, John F.

Doyle, In and to the following described lot of land, situate, lying and being in the Eleventh ward, City of Scranton, County of Lack awanna, and State of Pennsylvania, Being Lot No. Nineteen (10), in Square or Block No. Twenty seven (27), and situate on the westerly side of Beech street corner Kellerman court. Beginning at the corner of Beech street and Kellerman court; thence southerly along said Beech street forty and two tenths (40.2) feet to a corner; thence westerly about one hundred (100) feet to a comer; thence northerly forty and two tenths (40.2) feet to a corner on Kellerman court; thence easterly along said Kellerman court about one hundred (100) feet, more or less to the corner of Beech street and Kellerman court, the place of beginning. Improved with a two story frame dwelling house and outbuildings thereon.

Seized and taken In execution at the November Term, 1901. Lev. Fa, to suit of the City of Scranton vs. John F. Doyle.

Debt, $54.53. Judgment No. 212. March Term, 1904. DAVIS, Att'y.

ALSO No. 7. All the right, title and Interest ot the defendant, J. A. Murray, in and to the following described lot of land, situate, lying and being in the Eleventh ward.

City of 6cranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania. Being Lot No. Seven (7), in Square or Block No. Thirty one (31), and situate on the northerly side of Wyoming avenue.

Beginning at a corner on Wyoming avenue; thence westerly along said Wyoming avenue forty and one tenth (40.1) feet to a corner; thence northerly about one hundred and fifty (150) feet to a corner; thence easterly forty and one tenth (40.1) feet to a corner; thence southerly about one hOndred and fifty (150) feet to a corner on Wyoming avenue, the place of beginning. Improved with a two story frame dwelling house and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the milt of the City of Scranton vs. J. A.

Murray. Debt, Judgment No. 1150. September Term, 1000. Lev.

Fa, to March Term, 1904. DAVIS, Att'y. 1 ALSO No. 9. All tho right, title and interest Of Edmund A.

Thomas, mortgagor, and Mrs. Edmund A. Thomas and Henry Thomas, real owners in and to all that certain piece of land situate In the Borough (formerly township) of Old Forge. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and descrloed. as ioi lows, xo wit: Being two u) mis fronting on Sussex street, being together ninety three (93) feet in front and rear and having a length or depth of one hundred and sixty five (106) feet, rectangular In shape and being bounded southerly by said street, easterly by the property ot John Cook on said street, northerly by land of Michael Hanniclc and westerly by land of Margaret Jenkins.

Coal and minerals excepted and reserved. Being a portion of the same land conveyed to said Edmund A. Thomas by deed of the widow and all the heirs and devisees of Erastus Smith, deceased, dated 2d February, 1888, and recorded in the office for the recording of deeds, In and for the county of Lackawanna on the 20th July, 1889, In Deed Book 63, page 376, etc Improved with a two (2) story frame dwelling house, sn tram bam, other outbuildings thareoo. Sheriff's Sales Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Co operative building Bank vs. Edmund A.

Thomas, et al. Debt. $1,371.83. Judgment No. 349.

November 1U03. Lev. Fa. to March Term, 1904. OLIVER, Att'y.

ALSO Ko. lt. All the surface or right of soil of the following descried lot of land, situate on the northeasterly side of Hawthorn street, and fronting on said Hawthorn street in the Twenty first ward of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, being Lot No. Four in Square or Block upon the lot or lots known as "The Tripp Farm Land Company's Plot of Lots," recorded in the office fofr recording deeds in Lackawanna County in Deed Book No. or Vol.

105. page 2. said lot being lorty feet wide in front, same width in rear, and one hundred and twelve feet in depth to a court called 1 Heed court, fourteen feet wide tor pub I Ho use. Being the same laud convoyed to William Knowlton by tho "Tripp I Farm Land Company," by deed dated the 17tii dav of October, 1 and recorded in the Recorder's Office of Lackawanna County. In Deed Book No.

ItiU, page 410, etc All improved with a two story single frame dwelling house, barn, fruit trees and other outbuildings. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Reading Trust Co. vs. Wlllard Knowlton. Debt, $1,093.

Judgment No. 202. March Term, 1904. Fi. Fa.

to March Term. 1904. LAKNARD. Att'y. ALSO No.

11. All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate in the said City of Scranton, Lackawanna County, Penn'a, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: The first thereof situate on the northerly sido Spruce street between Penn and Wyoming avenues, bounded on the northeasterly side by land ot Dr. D. B. Hand, on the northwesterly side by land of Caroline Porter; on the southwesterly sido by Spruce street, and on the southeasterly side by an alley, being seventy feet front on Spruce street, seventy feet in the rear forty feet deep, by a measurement commencing ten feet inside of the inside line of uie sidewalk.

Being part of Lot No. 1 Block No. 3G, as designated on the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company's map of the City of Scranton. Being improved with a three story brick building used for stores, offices and tenement, and known as "Temple court." The second thereof situate on the easterly corner of Jefferson avenue and Gibson street and bounded on the northeast by Lot No. 2, Block No.

209. On tlie northwest by Jefferson avenue: on the southwest by bson street, and on the southeast by an alley; being forty eight feet front on Jefferson avenue, and of the same width one hundred and fifty feet deep, by a measurement, commencing ten feet inside of the inside lines of said sidewalks on Jefferson avenue and Gibson street, being Lot No. 1 in Block No. 209, as designated on Map of Lots of the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company and of Lewis Jones, recorded in Deed Books Vol. 11.

page 17, Records of Lackawanna County. eBing Improved with a two story frame dwelling hout e. Together with the privilege as to both lots to use ten feet in front of the front lines thereof for yard, porch, piazza, bay window, cellar way or vault and for no other purpose. Excepting and reserving to whom the same may legally belong, all coal and minerals beneath the surface of said lots, with the right to mine and remove the same. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Pennsylvania Trust Company to the use of the Reading Hospital et al.

Meredith L. Jones, et al. Debt, $32,900. Judgment No. 1,236.

September Term, 1903. Lev. Fa. to March Term, liA. BUMAJiLiH Atiy.

ALSO No. 12 All that certain lot or piece olHintA nn tViA nnrthprlv side of Adams avenue between Gibson and Mvrtle streets in saiu or. oonuiiuu, being Lot No. 24 in Block No. 207 on Map of Lots of the Lackawanna Iron ana coal company anu uewis iiuura, re corded in Deed Book Vol.

14, page 17 i) T.anl.mgnna Prtunfv nnrl llA ACUVIUO ing forty feet in front by one hundred and fifty in depth. All improved with a large three story frame double dwelling house. niavi 11 1 1 lots or pieces of ground situate on the southerly side of Jefferson avenue between Gibson and Myrtle street in said City of Scranton, being Lots No. 3, 4, 5, a i in niil. Ma 9IK1 (lit AfOrpanirl tl 1 1U 1,1 Map of Lots.

Each lot being forty feet wiuin or iroiu uy uu uuncu improved with a large three story frame 1,1 n.AllIiirr lisvilua Also, all that certain lot. or piece of Madison avenue between Gibson and otvAAto in naiii nitv of Scranton. being Lot No. 7, Block No. 210 on afore said Map or ana ucnig luiuy ien in front bv one hundred and fifty feet in depth.

Being improved with a largo three story frame uounie owening nouse au Also, all that certain lot or piece of ground, situate on the southerly side of Monroe avenue between Gibson and Myrtle streets in said City of Scranton, nil T.rtt Vn A nnrl thf south western eight i'eet of Lot No. 8, in Block Oil afriCAeairf Mflr, Of T.ntS and being, together, forty eight feet in front hy one nunarea aim any lwl, puhb improved with two two and one half storv frame dwelling houses. nil 1a nr AAA flf ground, situate on the eastern corner of Jelrerson avenue ana juyriiu said Citv of Scranton, being Lot No. 1 i XTrt 'Mli nn Mun nf Lots, and being forty feet more or less on Jelrerson avenue, oy une uuuuieu mm fifty feet in depth. Together with the right for each of said lots to use ten feet In front of the front lines hereof for yard, porch, piazza, bay window, cellar way or vault and for no other purpose, coal and minerals reserved.

Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Pennsylvania Trust Co. et al. vs. Meredith L. Jones, et al.

Debt. $38,087.70. Judgment No. 1.237. September Term, 1903.

Lev. Fa. to March Term, 1904. BUNNELL, Att y. ALSO No.

13 All the right, title and Interest of the defendant, Harris Siebert, In and to all that certain lot of land, situate in the Seventeenth ward of the City of Scranton, Lackwanna County, bounded and described as follows: Situate on the southeasterly side of a public alloy between Colfax and Wheeler avenues, said lot being designated as Lot in Block No. one hundred and eighty, upon a plan Intended to be recorded of a subdivision of certain lots in Blocks No. 180 and 188, conveyed by the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co. to Henry A. Knapp, by deed dated 1st day of March.

1899. Said Lot Ig thirty (30) feet In width upon a street not named and extending back between parallel lines to the southeasterly line of the public alley aforesaid eighty (80) feet to the original lot numbar nineteen in said block upon said L. I. C. plot and is portion of lots 20 and 21, In said block 1M.

Being the land conveyed by Henrv A. Knapp to Harris Seibert, Aug. 1. 1899, recorded In Deed Book 173, All Improved with a two story frame dwelling house and other outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of George Seibert vs.

Harris Seibert. Debt, $4,600. Judgment No. 464. March Term.

1904. Fi.Fa. to March Term, 1904. STOKES, Att'y. ALSO No.

14. All the right, title and interest of the defendant, Mary V. McMahon, In and to All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land In Hyde Park, in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, known as Lots No. thirteen, fourteen and fifteen, In Square or Block No.

seventeen, and fronting on Adams avenue (now Price being seventy five feet In front by one hundred and fifty feet in depth, according to a plan or map entitled, "Price and Pancoast's Addition to the City of Scranton." Being the same property which Ell K. Price et al. conveyed to Catherine Monaghan by deed dated October 20. 1S82. recorded In Iackawanna county In Deed Book No.

15. page 432. and conveyed by Catherine Monaghan to Mary V. McMahon by deed dated April 28, 1899 and recorded In Lackawanna County In Deed Book No. 171, page 287.

etc. Seized and tken In execution at the suit of B. W. Green, guardian, and John T. Howard, assignees, vs.

Mary V. McMahon. Debt, $498.40. Judgment No. 4H3.

January Term, 1904. Lev. to March Term, 1004. Seized and tnken In execution at the suit of B. W.

Green guardian, vs. Mary V. McMahon. Debt. $498.40 Judgment No.

4tl2. January ierm, 1904. Lev. Fa. to Maroh Term, 1004.

WALKER, Att'y. ALSO No. 15. All' those certain lots, pieces or nnala ot land situate, Sheriffs Sales. lying and being In the Ninth (9th) ward of the City of Scranton in the County of Lackawanna and Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Being Lots No.

twenty eight (28) and twenty nine (29) in Square or Block No. two hundred and seven (207) upon the Lackawanna Iron and Coal and Lewis Jones' plot of lots in the City of Scranton. Said lots are located at the northwest corner of Adams avenue and Gibson street, and being together eighty (80) feet wide in front, the same in the rear, and onA hundred and fifty (160) feet in depth to an auey. yvitn tne privilege or using ten (10) feet In front on Adams avenue and ten (10) feet on the side of Lot number twenty nine (29) on Gibson street for y. etc Said lots being Improved with single frame dwelling house and two double frame dwelling houses and outhouses thereon.

Seized and tnken in execution at the suit of David J. Reedy vs. Patrick W. Joyce. Debt, $100.

Judgment No. 111. March Term, 11)04. Fi. Fa.

to March Term, luoi. REEDY, Att'y. ALSO No. 10. All the surface or right of soil of all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying and being In the First ward of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Having a width, or frontage, upon tho northwesterly side of Detty street of thirty five (30) feet, the lines of said lot extending on the northwesterly side and upon the southeasterly side, being parallel with each other and at right angles to Detty street until they terminate in the Lackawanna river, the bank of said river being formerly the northeasterly boundary of said lot Being the "northwesterly thirty fivo (35) feet of Lot No.

ten (10) in Block number three (3)' upon the plot of Lackawanna Park, Iota owned formerly by II. N. Patrick. Being the same lot of land which Warren Stevens et ux. granted and conveyed to Mary Jane Brown, in her life time, by deed dated the first day of May, A.

1900, which said deed is recorded In the proper office for the recording of deeds, in and for the County of Lackawanna in Deed Book No. 180 at page 333, etc. uum arm outer minerals reservea la the lawful owners thereof. AH improved with a two story, single, frame dwelling house. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Helen A.

Kilmer vs. R. S. Kess ler, admr. Debt.

Judgment No. 2 '3. January Term. 1904. Lev.

Fa. to March Term, 1904. PECK, Att'y. ALSO No. 17.

All those thirteen (13) certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and State ot Pennsylvania, upon the Lewis Jones' addition in said city, and being described according to tho plot of said addition as follows, to wit: 1. Lot Nnmher Twenty eight (28) in Square or Block No. Two Hunured and Seven (207), and situate upon the westerly side of Adams avenue, and being forty (40V feet in width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (100) feet in depth, (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scranton as Lot No. Eleven (11) in Square or Block No. Twenty seven (27).

2. T.n Nn Twcnt nlnA (901 In ftnnnr (207), situate upon the northwesterly corner of Adams avenue and Gibson street and being fifty (50) feet in width on said avenue by one hundred and sixty OHO) feet In depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scranton as Lot No. Twelve (12) in Square or Block No. Twenty seven (27).

3. Lot No. Eighteen (18) in Square or Rloek No. Two Hundred and Seven (207), situate upon the southwesterly corner of Adams avenue and Myrtle street and being fifty (50) feet in width on said avenue by one hundred and sixty (10O) feet in depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scranton as Lot No.

One (1) in Square or Block No. Twenty seven (27). 4. Lot No. Nineteen (19) in Square or Block No.

Two. Hundred and Seven (207), situate upon the westerly side of Adams avenue, and being forty (40) feet in width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (160) feet in depth, (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scranton as Lot NO. Two (2) in Square or Block Twenty seven (27). 5. Lot Number Thirteen (13) In Square or Block No.

Two Hundred and Eight tis). situate upon me soumwesieriy corner of Jefferson avenue and Myrtle street, and being fifty (50) feet In width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (100) feet in depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of tho City of Soranton as Lot No. One (1) in Square or Block No. Twenty four (24).

ti. Lot No. Fourteen (14) in Square or Block No. Two Hundred and Eight (208), situate upon the westerly side of Jefferson avenue, and being fifty (50) feet in width on said avenue by one hundred and sixty (100) feet In cWpth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot oi the of Scranton as Lot No.

Two in Sauare or Block No. Twenty four (24). 7. Lot No. Eleven (11) In Square or Block No.

Two Hundred and Eleven (211), situate upon the easterly side of Monroe avenue, and being forty (40) feet in width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (100) feet in depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plof of the City of Scranton as Lot No. Four (10) 8. Lot No. Twelve (12) in Square or Block Two Hundred and Eleven (211), situate upon the southeasterly corner of Monroe avenue and Myrtle street, and being fifty (50) feet in width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (100) feet in depth.

(Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scranton as Lot No. Thirteen (13) in Square or Block No. (10). 9. Lot No.

Thirteen (13) in Square or Block No. Two Hundred and Forty ona (211), situate upon the northwesterly corner of Monroe avenue and Myrtle street, and being fifty (50) feet in width on said avenue, and one hundred and sixty (100) feet In depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the Citv of Scranton as Lot No. (12) In Square or Block No. Six (6).

10. Lot No. Fourteen (14) In Square or Block No: Two Hundred and Forty one (241), situate upon the westerly side ot Monroe avenue, and being forty (40) feet in width on said avenue, by one hundred md sixty (160) feet in depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scranton as Lot No. Eleven (11) In Squa; or Block No.

Six (). 11. Lot No. One (1) in Square or Block No. Two Hundred and Forty five (245), situate upon the northeasterly corner of Monroe avenue and Myrtle street, and being fifty (50) feet In width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (100) feet In depth.

(Said lot being designated upon the town plot of the City of Scran ten as Lot No. Twenty four (24) la Snuare or Block No. Four (4). 12. Lot No.

Two (2) In Square or Bloc No. Two Hundred and Forty five (245V situate upon the easterly side of Monro ivenue, and being forty (40) feet in width on said avenue, by one hundred and sixty (160) feet in depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot ot Ihe City of Scranton as Lot No. Twenty three (23) Jn Square or Block No. Four (4) 13 Lot No.

Three (3) in Square or Block Two Hundred and Forty five 245). situate upon the easterly side ot Monroe avenue, and being forty (40) fort i uidfh nn said avenue, bv one hundred and sixty (100) feet in depth. (Said lot being designated upon the town plot ol the City of Scranton as Lot No. Twenty, two (22) in Square or Block No. Four (4), Kvnimtinr and reserving from the above mentioned premises all coal and minerals.

Said coal and minerals having been heretofore conveyed by said mortgagors. Excepting ana reserving inereirom 1. Lot No. Twenty eight (28). In Sauari or Block No.

Two Hundred and Seven (207), situate upon the westerly side of Adams avenue and being forty (40) feel in width on said avenue by one hundred and sixty (160) feet In depth. (Said lol being designated upon the town plot ol the City of Scranton as Lot No. Eleven (11) in Square or Block No. Twenty seven (27). 2.

Lot No. Twenty nine (29) In Squart or Block No. Two Hundred and Seven (207). situate upon tne northwestern corner of Adams avenue and Glhsoj street and being Fifty (50) feet In width on said avenue by one hundred and sixty (160) feet In depth. (Said lot being desig nated upon the town plot or the city ol Scranton as Lot No.

Twelve (12) la Square or Block No. Twenty seven (27). Seized and taken In execution at thi suit of Wm. H. Cope, Att'y, vs.

Meredith Jones and Meredith L. Jones, execu tor of last will of W. Oitiflon Jones, rle. ceased, et al. Debt.

$21,581.15. Judg ment No. 60. March Term, 1903. Lev, Fia.

to March Term. VH. SAlNUtiKSUN, Att y. All of which will be sold for caal only. FRANK J3ECKER, Sheriff.

Sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa epruary ivvt,.