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A Woman Mn tVrnw nut with atea spoonmorethanherhus band can tnrow in wiin a shovel. A good many wives are made betters housewives bv usin? ftflaiufiS "BakingPowlGr This claim is based on economy. Cleveland's saves a little each time; besides, everything is a licrht. sweet and aonetiz 0 1 (j ing. No soggy biscuit (j or cake to be thrown away.

Pure Sure. BAKING POWDEIVSX CELEBRATED SNOW WHITE PATENT Manufactured and warranted by The Weston Mill Co BCAANTON. HasKell BlacK SilK WILL WEAR And ia warranted not to break crock, or shift, and we will make claim. good any justifiable SOLE AGENTS MEARS HAGEN 415 LACKAWANNA AVE. CARPETS2lw I AALL PAPER, VV INDOW SHADES, DRAPERIES, etc WILLIAMS McAXULTT LIBRARY BUILDING, WYOMING AVE.

CITY AND COUNTY. BREVITIES. A meeting ot the judiciary committee of councils will be held Friday evening. A marriage license was yesterday granted to Patrick J. Hogan and Mary A.

Wells of Bcranton. The ladies of the Dalton M. J3. church will serve a Thanksgiving dinner in the church basement. City Engineer Phillips yesterday fixed the location of stakes on Gibson street for the erection of the Fourth district sewer.

Mayor Connell yesterday received $30 from Miounel Hand for the fund for the relief of the poverty stricken people of this city. A change in th9 Bloomsburg division of the L. w. E. R.

time table has gone into effect enl niay he observed by refer ence to the sthdule elsewhere. On motion of W. H. Jessup, A. McCollum an attorney of Susquehanna county was yesterday admitted to practice in the onrts of Lackawanna county.

The Mutual Aid society of All Souls church will meet with Mrs. Tompkins, 1317 Capouse avenue to morrow afternoon and evening. A full attendance is desired. The ladies of the Epworth League connected with the Asbury M. E.

Church, Green Ridge, will hold a bazar and supper in tne cnurcn parlors this afternoon and evening. Stephen Blanch, of 336 Wyoming avenue, held the key that opened the box last evening at the Penn Clothing and Shoe house and was at once presented with the $10 by Mr. Gallon. There vill be held at the Women's Christian Toinperance Union, 803 Spruce street, a prayer and gospel service for ladies at 3 p. m.

to day, led by Mrs. Frank. Subject Dent. 6: 6, 7. 8.

Every one welcome. The hearing of the appeals from assessments for grading North Main avenue was held in the arbitration room yesterday by viewers M. F. Sando, W. G.

Daniels and Phillip Schnell who were appointed by court. On Thanksgiving evening a social will be given at the Young Women's Christian association rooms, 205 Washington avenue, from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. The committee in charge promise a very pleasing entertainment. All young women, especially those spending Thanksgiving day from home are cordially invited.

"The Scranton Blue Book and Elite Directory" made its first appearance yesterday. It is published by Edward A. Leete who say in the preface that they do not pretend to give all the names of persons in the most select circles but they give most of them. The Republican does not care to criticise the work, readors of It will feel themselves competent to do that. A Golden Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morse, of 1222 Jack ton street, wil' celebrate their golden wedding December 12. when, no doubt. all their friends will rejoice witn them over tneir nity years or married lite.

PERSONAL Mr. Edward C. Lynde is confined to the house with pleurisy. Dr. Doyle of Lehigh, formely of Wilkes Barre, was in the city yesterday.

Colonel T. R. Martin, of Wilkes Barre, was in attendance at court yesterday. Mrs. D.

Cone, of Riverton, Pa, is visiting her friend Mrs. Thomas Moore on Mifflin avenue. Messrs. Simon Morris and Isidore Kro tosky, will leave this morning to attend a wedding at Baltimore. Mr.

George Tobert, of Pitteton, a former resident of this city, has returned and will open a billiard room on Penn avenue. Maple Farm SauRage in two pound pack ages oniy. Lioon xor tne name. Pass in your orders early. Don't delay.

Urders will be promptly delivered. Coleman. Plum puddings only 25c. Coursen. MURDER OR ACCIDENT.

The Body of Thomas Bolton Found at the Foot of a Thirty Foot Embank nient Yesterday Forenoon. Thomas Bolton, a well known charac ter of the town, was found dead yester day shortly before noon by Mrs. Fred Dikeman and JMIsj Jlollie Holland on the west bank of the Lackawanna river. Mr. Peter Hughes, a young man of 14 hmmct street, was on the scene a few minutes after the body was found and drew the remains up the bank.

Oue of the man's linnds touched the water. uoroner lveuey was notinea ana em pannelled the following jury: Messrs. Martin Bird, Thomas Malia, Thomas Kelley, James Shea, Patrick C'awley ana Jonn Casey. After viewing the remains the jury adjourned to meet at 7:30 this evening in the arbitration room in the court house. lesieraay aiternoon the remains were removed to Undertaker Cusick's establishment and prepared for burial and later on were taken to the home of his brother, juicuaei JJOlton or mz Sixteenth street.

Bolton was a hod carrier and considered by the police department as a worthless character. Little less than two years ago his wife was found dead iu Raymond Court and later on their two children were sent to the St. Patrick's orphanage. since men me cnnaren Have been mden tu red to responsible and respectable peo ple. or the past week or so Bolton has been making his headquarters at the old station house in Centre street.

Of lale ho has earned $5 and had an order for that amount when found. He also hid a 25 cent piece in his pocket. ihe position in which his bodv was luunu.in me eyes or some people, particularly his relatives, would seem to indicate murder; but there was no motive. The only thing of value found about the man was the 15 order and twenty rive cents, ilia coat was off and lay about six feet away. A severe bruise on the hip was the only mark found on tne uouy.

1 lie bruise might have been made by a passing train on the Central ltailroad ol JNew Jersey, and after being wounaea tuegmaa may have frozen to death. Our stock of choice table nnnnlim for Thanksgiving was never finer Oi larger. Coleman, The favorite frosty Maple Farm Sausage. morning breakfast Expert Diamond Testers Are cordially invited to inspect our stock of diamonds and prices. Very respectfully juuio, JJAVIDOW BROS.

MISS BENTLEY'S RECITAL A Very Enjoyable Event Cast Evening at Powell's Warerooms. The piano recital by Miss Elizabeth Bentley of llonesdale last evening in foweu piano warerooms, was another af those pleasing musical events given by Mr. Southworths pupils that reflect credit upon both teacher and pupil, be sides educating the musical taste of the audiences privileged to attend them. Miss Bentley's playing gave evidence of much talent in the interpretation of the several styles ot composition repre sented by Dussek, Hummel, Schubert, Wallenhaupt and other composers of equal prominence. The playing of Chanson Creole.

Ket terer and Andante et Rondo (Bosenhain), was wormy or especial mention on ac count of the technical ability and artistic taste displayed. Miss Alice 15. Tillou, soprano, wno assisted at tne recital, sang two selections very acceptably, and pos sesses a voice very sweet and pleasing. A very good tea cheap, 25c. per 5 lbs.

ji.uu. uoursen. Maple Farm Sausage, world. The finest in the The most' choice line fruit and fancy Florida of grapes, grape oranges. Coleman.

THE NEW YORK EXCURSION. Tickets Accepted on Any Train To mor row and Until 0:60 Thursday Morning. That cheap railroad fares are appre ciated is shown bv the large number of persons who have signified their inten tion oi tailing advantage or the 4:05 rate to New York and return offerod bv Company Cs excursion. The tickets are going on any train to morrow and until 9:50 Thursday morning, and returning up to and including Dec. 4.

York at this time mav be seen at her best, all of the 'larce stores bavins their stock of holiday goods displayed to the best advantage. The season's best attractions playing at the theatres and everyone in holiday garb. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company offer very noeral inducements this year to draw a large crowd and no doubt all trains will be well filled. For Thankscivine Day we will have the ionowiDK ice cream navors: vanilla. chocolate, strawbarry, pistache, bisque and orange and lemon ices.

We solicit your eariy orders. J. l). Williams 314 Lackawanna avenue. WONDERLAND'S STRONG CARD.

Ten Nights In a Barroom Drawing Large Houses There. Wonderland's attraction this week is the Standard Dramatic company, who present two plays, "Ten Nights in a Barroom" being tie drama for the first three days. This drew good sized houses at both performances yesterday. The drama is preceded by a screaming farce entitled "Kranks. The characters in the drama were well presented.

Mr. Birch making a good "Joe Morgan" and Miss Alice Rich a capital wife, while Mr. Dews made an excellent Sample Sarchel. "Lost in London" will be the bill for Thursday and tne rest oi tne week. Ask your grocer for Maple Farm Sausage.

Sweet nnllfux River Orangei. Special for Thanksgiving. Coursen. THE SCBANTON BEPUBLICAK. TUESDAY MOENTtfGr.

NOVEMBER 28. 1893. THREE VERY BUSY WEEKS COURT WILL DEVOTE THEM TO ALLEGED CRIMINALS. Cases That the District Attorney Has Placed cn His List for Trial at the Approaching Court of Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Terminer A Rcbbery Charge the First to Which Attention Will Given. Appended is the trial list for the term of criminal court which will begin next Monday morniug and will last three special week having been or dered.

The first name is that of the ac cused, the second that of the prosecutor. WEEK OF DECEMBER 4. 1 John McGowan and James E. Lough nn, roooery, Adam ecnan. 2 John McGowan, James E.

Longhlin, Andrew liougnnn and Jonn Gordon, robbery, David Feldman. 3 Chus. J. Keogh, agg a and Patrick Uurke. 4 Patrick Burke, a and J.

Keoirh. 5 William Stevens, a and J. M. Frank. 6 John Mulkerin and Sarah Mulkerin, a and u.

u. ferry. 7 John Connor, tip house, Andrew Caf frv. 8 Eddie Qmnnan, neg by bailee, Chas. Zelner.

9 Nancy Averidge, a and P. J. Rogan, 10 Stephen Averidge, John Toroke and Evan Holick, a and Nicholas Lot tU3. 11 Lawrence Longhlin. 1 and Moses Cohen.

12 Michael McAndrew, Mary 13 Peter Eibe3, 1 and Masy E. Brier. 14 Frank Schultz, a and Jas. J. La velle.

15 John Boland, a and Sarah Boland. 18 Bridget Moran, a and Mary Cunningham. 17 Peter Judge, and Joseph Antele. IS Jas. Gallazher, a and Win.

F. Jones. 19 Michael Yalsko, a and Thomas Mc Gowan. 20 Thomas Mann, Amelia Simmons, 21 Adolpn Bender, a and Adolpu tfuhre. 22 Adolph nder, a and Michael Conig.

TUESDAY DECEMBER 5. 23 John Koharski and Joseph Schelasani agg a and Stephen Sebulski. 24 John Koharski and Joseph Schelasani, agg a and John Sebulski. 25 Joseph Woelkers and John Woelkers, agg a and Martin vvasnner. 26 Bridget Gibbons, common scold Mary aisn.

27 Max Helvitz, false pret, Charles Robin eon. 28 Powell Saffln, att at rape, Mary Kazimco. 29 Thomas Luddon, agg a and John itvan. 30 Michael Mackin, agg a and Henry Spurber. 31 Mathew Freebird, 1 and Adam Mun 32 John AJecknock, Michael Colish.

33 John Mecknock, Michael Colish. 34 Patrich Ruance, 1 and William F. Farrell. 35 John H. Toban, a and b.

S. K. Koehler. 36 John Chesterpeck, a and J. Hagen.

37 Abslara Arnold, adultery Delila Arnold. 88 Annie Dingman, and Delila Arnold. 39 William Baker, a and Katie Walsh. 40 Michael McDonnell, Thomas McDon nell, Patrick, McDonnell, Patrick, Loftus, affray, P. J.

Burke. 41 John Boylan and John Doughorty, agg a and Constantine Zune. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 43 William Zarski alias William Miller, John Machokis alias Joseph Matcho, Peter Makavitze and John Roland, 1 and Joseph Riskiewicz. 43 William Zarski alias William Miller, John Machokis alias Joseph Mitcho, Peter Makavitze and John Roland, falsa pretense, Joseph Riskiewicz.

44 William Zarski alias William Miller, John Machokis alias Joseph Mitcho, Peter Makavitze and John Rolan, conspiracy, Joseph Riskiewicz. 45 Michael Lyman, tippling house, Abra ham Jones. 46 Michael Lyman, selling liquor on Sun day, Abraham Jones. 47 Michael Lyman, selling liquor to minors, Abraham Jones. 48 Mary Jones, a and Michael Lyman.

40 James Savage, att at rape, Martha Davonoski. 50 Annie PasqniDnas and William Pas quinnap, a and Rosana Pancikura. 51 Joseph Kalinopki and Marion Men eebiK, aeg a and Martin Putorski. 52 John Coobauch, tippling house, D. M.

Davis. 53 John Holland, a and Mary Thomp son. 54 Stanaslaus Zalinsky, Frank Ricca. 55 Balthasar Barber and Frank Ricca, a and b. Stanaslaus Zelinskv.

56 Thomas Kennedy, agg a and Ignatz oneDinsKy. THURSDAY DECEMBER 7. 57 Juilus Moses, a and Michael Niesen. 58 Herman Hursoe, a and Peter Schnei der. 59 Elizabeth Vaughan, a and Sarah Vaughan.

Christopher aandb, Johnfien nigan. 61 Ab Mitman, false pret, O'Neil. 62 Joseph Sommers and Berhard Jocobs, a and Hilcoe usinok. C3 Joseph Sommers and Bernard Jacobs, a ana Ueoree scniairliter. 64 Bernard Jacobs, 1 and Elcoe Osinok.

65 loei stacKnouse, adultery, Clara Stack nouse. Darby Dougherty, fel wound, John Boylan. 67 James Eoch, a and John Ferguson. 68 Michael Robbing, false pret, Georga Stanaslaus Koziol, att at rape, Martha Kline. 70 Stanaslaus Koziol, att at rape, Elizabeth Davis.

71 Stanaslaus Koziol, a and Walsh. FRIDAY DECEMBER 8J 72 Wm Lewis, John Tnomas. IS rlenry Uurns, agg a and Annie Bar ron. 74 Julia Race, a and Celia Hinklev. 75 Moriarity, false pret, Boland.

(u micHuei oruwu, lei wouna, MdJUurke 77 JoBc pn Spulrick, a and Andrew So rotta. 78 Barney Smith, a and John Siffofski. 79 John Yopps agg a and Frank Zuhlor. SO George Prokopovitz, agg a and Prokop. 81 Jepicbick, a and Frank Peruck.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 82 William Armstead, surety, Catharine Mulherin. 83 John Nape, surety, Eva Nape. 84 A Swingle, desertion, Mary Swingle. 85 Smerden, surety, Margaret Smer don.

86 Celia Walsh, surety, Kate Dambroski. 87 Rudoloh SwartZ, surety. Jos Grannlm 88 Thomas Harris and Mrs Thomas Harris, surety, Thoma Price. 89 Willis, desertion, Bridget Willis. 90 Andrew Huskok, surety, Everats.

91 Patrick Ruane, surety, WmF Farrell, 92 Alfonso Apoostolico, surety, Frank Ricca. 93 Mary Dougherty, surety, Patrick Ro lands. 94 Angelo Roma, surety, Anthony Cruso. 95 Michael Lyman surety, Abraham Jones. 96 John Scott, surety.

Elizabeth Scott. 97 John Scott, desortion, Elizabeth Scott. ASKYCU3 GROCER FOR AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISH ING VOU WITH Delicious, Mild. 190 191 193 193 194 195 19ri 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 20 208 209 210 211 Every ham and pail of lard branded. THE STOWERS SECOND WEEK, MONDAY, DEC.

1L 9S Thomas E. Reynolds, embracery, John J. Shea. 99 Daniel T. Morgan and Thomas Morgan, a and b.

John Richards. 100 John Richards, a andb, Daniel Morgan 101 unarles if. uninn, Dureiary, sl JUoran 102 Joseph Fendrick, emb, M. Josephsan. 103 Arthur Frothingham, 1 and E.

A. Kuisht. 104 E. A. Knight, false pretense, A Froth inzham.

105 Michael Egan, a and Florence Sulli van. 106 John Lydon. a and Mary Lydon. 107 John Nane. a and b.

Eva NaDe. 108 Thomas Munk, def housekeeper, Chas M. liaroer. 109 Patrick McShea and Michael McShea, a and Alicnaei murphy. 110 Patrick McShea and Michael McShea, a and Jonn Jti.

j. nomas. Ill Alex. Dunn, agg a and b. Thomas Moore.

112 John Gllbride fel att, Jacob Geuth. 113 Pius Suskey, 1 and Knte O'Hara. 114 Dennis Neary, tip house, Bernard Davis. 115 Michael Godfrey, tip house, Martin Malsta. 116 Michael Godfrey, sell on Sun, Martin Maista.

117 Michael Godfrey, a and J. Mitchell. 118 William Savage, John Samonsky, Mar tin Smloter, Joseph Weichel and Jos Goodat, a and b. William Godfrey. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12.

119 Joseph Scotts, fel att, Henry Wills. 123 Lawrence Loughlin, 1 and Thomas Cnvanangh. 121 Archie Edwards, 1 and A Wilcox. 123 Archie Edwards, and A Depew. 123 Walters, agg a and John Parflt.

124 Frank Seeley, neg by bailee, CL Smith. 125 Polander Rush, 1 and Georee Locke. 126 Frank Paqual, land George Jones. 127 Andrew Yurats, and ill Cnppen. 128 Edward Sherwood, agg a and Lizzie Cramer.

129 Conrad Beppler, a andb, Lizzie Bennler, 130. Clarence Osterhout, bur, George Carr, jr. 131 illiam Reese and Daniel Mahon, rob berv. Jonn i iocn. 133 Thomas Norton and Anthony Mullen alias Anthony Durkin, burglary, Roche.

133 Jos Adams alias Rich Burke, burglary, bimpson. 134 Swartz. false pret, Keogh. 135 Swartz, 1 by bailee. Keoeh.

136 Swartz, def board house, tM 137 Swartz, tip house, Bernard Davis. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. 138 John O'Neil, Harritv, Lewis and Frank Sevenno, rape, Nellie Hamuth. 139 Stephen Sewen, cruelty to animals, A Jones. 140 Thomas Reddington et al, violating election laws, vvaisn.

141 John Zierzierski, perjury, A Jeboffski 143 John Koopts, Frank Zarowitz and Jo seph Kalinofski, robbery, Richard Barring. 143 I Goodman, agg a and Annie Sick ofskt. 144 Sarah Gibson, a and Kate Dambroski. 145 Frank Shultz a and Edward Klos. 146 I Steinbers aeg a and Silverstein.

147 Thomas McManus and Bridget Mc Manus. breaking fence, John Mulderig. 148 Peter McDerinott, robbery, Anthony Murphy. 149 David Caronway, false pret, Ben nett. 150 John DZack, fel wound, Richard Alsop, 151 Mercereau, a and Wm Peter eon.

152 Thomas O'Malley, a and John Caf frev. 153 John Campbell, robbery, Thos Wil liams. 154 Felix McLaughlin, a and Ann Jones. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 155 Schubmehl, libel, A Dolphin.

156 Josoph Granska and Veronica Granska, raise pret, Kudoipn swartz 157 Patrick Kane, tip house, William Col leran. 158 Gergunas, adultery, Amelia Progol sky. 159 John Roland, William Roland and Mary 160 Patrick Powell, tip house, John Moran. lui Jonn JJavis, Antnony scrosKi. 103 Henry Burschell, a and Anthony Scroski.

163 Frank H. Seeley, forgery, S. M. Reese. 164 John Early, tip house, W.

T. Simpson. 165 Edward Paddun, John Boylan, Patrick walsn, Micnael walsn aud Antnony Doucv. a and b. W.

T. Simpson. 166 Edward Padden, John Boylan, Patrick alsh, Michael walsn, Anthony Doucy, Patrick Neary and William Grier. John Early. 167 Thomas Zendla, agg a and Nicholas Pron.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15. 168 Emil Scmidt and Max Phillips, a and donn n. xroy. 169 Selden Corsnor, a and Mary Her rick. 170 Selden Corsnor, a and Julia O'Brien.

171 Selden Corsnor, a and Thomas O'Brien. 172 George B. Heller, a aud E. J. My lotte.

173 Richard Evans, aandb, Elizabeth Gray. 174 John Gerski, Adam Mekloski and Thomas kramck, a and Anthony Scaulaski. 175 Abram Shapira, tip house, William Doucher. 176 John McLaiu, Ellen Morton. 177 Mary McLaiu and John McLain, det, Mary uurKe.

178 Thomas McLain, agg a and Ellen Morton. 179 Adam Comminskey and William Barca bage, talse pret, W. J. Apoleman. 180 Joseph Burdous and Adam Wilkalis, robbery, Adam nartouski.

181 Joseph Boddouch a and Joseph Per tiiski. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16. 182 Patrick McShea and Michael McShea, surety, jonn ju. inomns. 183 Patrick McShea and Michael McShea, surety.

Michael Murphy. 184 Thomas Harris, surety, Silvia Seeley. 185 David Harris, surety, Silvia Seelev. 186 George Harris, surety, Silvia Seeley. 187 William beeiey, surety, George W.

Harris. 188 Mary Price, surety, Ida J. Dawo. 189 Jacob Sohne, desertion, Catherine Sohne. Thomas Mullen, surety, Mary Mul len.

Lewis Billings, surety, Irwin G. Bie secker. Ida Dawe, surety, Fannie Kimball. Thomas Battle, surety, Bridget Kilroy. George Block, surety, Segman Enn hewski.

Joseph Clapp, surety, Mrs. Jos. Clapp. Richard Evans, surety, Elizabeth Gray. Richard Evans, desertion, Ann Evans.

Peter Sirmock, surety, Powl Powlock. PECIAL WEEK, COMMENCING TUESDAY DE DECEMBER 26. Delong, mis in office, John J. Shea. Delong, mis in office, John Shea.

Delong, mis in office, John Shea. Chas Luther Tobey, 1 Conrad Luther. Martha Tobey, 1 and Conrad Luther. Fred Luther, 1 and Simpson. Thomas Laughrand and James Laugh ran and Max Minuick, 1 Simpson.

Thomas Connell, fals pret, Oscar Maiues. Wm Fitzpatrick alias Wm Cabbage aud Frank Measures alias F. Morris, att to rob, Frank Smith. Pilger, 1 and John Griffin. John Kopinski, false pret, Reuben Brown.

William Degan, fel att, A Simonson. Peter Hart, aandb, Barbara Williams. 214 Hainan Stone, nnia. Wm Bradly. 213 Morgan Williams, sell on San.

Snee. 214 Dominick Strigis, seduction, Mary omgis. 215 Margaret Murray, a and Michael McLain. 216 Walter Frank and Frank Leader, 1 and r. Nicholas Kiefer.

217 Walter Frank and Frank Leader, I by bailee. Nicholas Kiefer. 218 Michael Lavelle. John Lavelle and Georga Callahan, riot, George Star ner. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27.

219 Edward Laughlin and Anthony Long, fel wound. J. E. Hawker. 220 Emma Fay and Charles White, bawdy house.

W. T. Simnson. 221 John Coyne, a and Connolly. 222 Connolly, a and b.

John Coyne. 223 Minnie Masters, 1 by bailee, Guernsey. 234 James McDermott, fel wound, John Dolan. 225 Wiliiam Kuhl, William Shiffner, John Martin and Peter Huler, neg by bailee, Warren. 226 Winifred Murphy, tear down notice, I PDolph.

227 Martin" Devanney, 'break fence, Smith. 228 Frank Hegabon, a and Anthony Peterson. 229 Frank Hegabon, George LowryJ kuu jonn smith ana.il Barrett, breaKience, micnaei jiurray. 231 John Smith, et al, break fence, Mar garet Murray. 233 Bernard Tigger, a and b.

Rose Weis berger. 233 Thomas Harris, a and Mary Sharp less. 234 Mary Jones, a and b. Mary Rollins. 235 Andrew Skliuner, a and Clark.

236 John Warzer. resist officer. Clark. 237 Henry Pasch, sell liquor on Sunday, Michael Clappatch. 238 Henry Pasch, sell to minors, Michael Clappatch.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. 239 Schoonover. William Schoonover. Schoonover, fel wound, Nora Clearv. 240 Mathew Scanlon, agg a and Simpson.

241 Mathew Scanlon, agg a and SinmRnn. 243 Mathew Scanlon. atrs a and Simpson. 243 William Seeley, Harris. 244 Georee Harris, a and b.

Wm. Seeley. 245 George Harris, a and Silvia Seeley. 246 David Harris, a and b. Silvia Seeley.

247 Max Judkovltz and Ignatz Weiss, a and b. Frank Chonacki. 348 Eugene Dutheil, 1 by bailee, Andrew Mitchell. 249 Alex Koncko. Roma Okanavitz.

Reieelevitze, Anthony Topoke and Paul Keidelevitz, robbery, rrauir. Walsh. 250 Michael Slowiskey and Anthony Orban, a and b. John i Hennessey. 251 Charles Woods, seduction, Alice Farr.

252 Charles Woods, cc w. Alice Farr. 253 Michael Toban, a and Anthony Dougherty. 254 John H. Snydor, emb, Aug Sauer.

255 John Coar, emb, Aug Sauer. 256 Karvtoski. a and b. Mat.iewitz. 257 Michael ilatyjewitz, a and Martin Wavdela.

258 Michael Hoban, 1 and Conrad Kline bower. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 259 Georee Kotch. Mrs George Kotch, An drew Hern. Marv Ann George Feno, Mike Feno, Peter Jo hanuickok and John Mohort, affray, Phil Williams.

260 Potter, Potter and Miller, nuis. Swartz. 261 Frank Scavo, fol wound, Geo Williums. 2fi2 FranK Getz, a and Jonn Koland, 263 Frank Getz, a and Turner. 264 Thorpe, a and Sheridan.

265 Henry Vanseller, 1 and Kem merer. 266 Henry Howells, 1 and Kemmerer. 267 Patrick and rLemmerer. 268 Bridget Joyce, 1 and Kemmerer. 209 Dennis Buckley.

1 and r.LD Kemmerer. 270 Ruth Llewelvn ae a and b. Ida Jones. 271 A Cooper and James White, agaand Jonn ii U'jsaaney. 272 Edward Gallagher.

273 Robert Wills a and Stegman. 4 Bossie Walsh, 1 and A iiazen. 275 Otto Sohne. aiz a and b. Jacob Sohne.

270 Vassar HowelL 1 and Nicholas Colle. 277 John Abuseo, 1 and Andrew Codzama. 278 Herman Stun ton, a and Alice Stanton. 9 Thomas Murray, a and juiza Davis. For earache, toothache, sore throat.

swelled neck, and the results of coldj and inflammation, use Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil the great pain destroyer. Do vou want to buy a diamond Have you thought of baying a diamond Have you thought where to buy a diamond i We nave tueiu iu pius, iiugs, bixiii iuo, brooches, cuff buttons, earring, collar but tons, studs pendants and loose. All styles and Bizss. We have bought them at shockinelv low prices aud therefore can save vou 25 per cent.

To make this a true Htatement we cordially invite the public to examine this stock. Davidow 217 Lack. ave. Delicious Maple Farm Pork Sausage. WE CHANGE NUMBERS EVERY ISSUE.

INSURANCE COUPON NO. 9. Seventy five of these Coupons of different numbers (any number as long as they are different) pay for the second six months insurance on a policy in the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association of Boston, if sent to The Scranton Republican office. See announcement elsewhere in this paper. Maple Farm Sausage, made entirely from choicest young pork.

For Bale by your grocer. BUSINESS NOTICES. TflE RAILROAD STRIKE would and could have been averted if those concerned had smoked the popular "Ad miral" cigarette. CLOSING OUT SALE OF MILLINERY. A special sale of the millinery and fancy goods owned by the late J.

N. Hine will commence Tuesday morning at 518 Lacka wanna avenue, and will te sold at greatly reduced prices in order to close out business. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. The entire furniture and household goods of Mrs. in.

Hine, 618 Washington avenue, will be sold at private sale beginning Wed nesday morning, jnov. aa. SCRANTON BLUE BOOK AND ELITE DIREO TORY is out to day. It is invaluable to mer chants, professional gentlemen and to membors of the household as a ready ref erence and calling list. Price $1, and with gilt edge and gold title on corner $1.60.

For sale 8t Cricket office, 303 Lackawanna avenue, and at Mack's and Thompson Pratt's boot store. Regular dinner from 13 to 2 for 25 cents at the St. Cloud hotel. 9 Absolutely PURE LARD The Trade supplied by PACKING Scranton, Pa, ART EXHIBITION. Don't fail of seeing the paintings bv Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Morse, in the new Price Building, on Washington avenue. The ex hibition is not equal to the World's fair, but there are thirty six paintings in oil, and fifteen in water colors, every one of which is worthy of study.

DIED. BOYD In Scranton. Nov. 27, 1893, Dr. lieorge B.

Boyd, aged bo years. uneral Wednesday, rnvara. JENKINS In Scranton, November 26. 1893, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, widow of the late William Jenkins, aged 73 years.

Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence. Interment in Forest iiill cemetery. MAGNIFICENT LIKE OP mitn For Thanksgiving. E. G.

Coursen. Wholesale and Retail. to the SCRANTON CASH STORE this week for Poultry, Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce, Oranges, Grapes and Confectionery. THE II StllllOI'i IlilJIil CHEF AND PRACTICAL HUNTINGTON Unexcelled equipment and facilities for furnishinff Parties, Weddings. High Tea3 and other social gather ings incident to an advancad state of social culture.

227 Wasiitoii aiifl 413 Lackawanna Ave. J. C. Huntington. DUNN.

ffll mi 5 RE AT SALE of Rugs Hassocks, Ottomans, Car pec sweepers ana oaa unairs ior tne nonaay it. you intend purchasing a useful present, now is the time to buy so long as the assortment is complete. We will hold them for you until Christmas by leaving the 10 per cent, reduction on N. A. HULBERTb City music store, 117 WYOMING AVE.

8CBANT0K STEIN WAT DECKEK BROTHERS KRAKICH Alio PIANOS! Also large stock of first class 0RGANS MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. MUSIC, ETC. FURNACES AT T. F. Leonard's 505 LACKAWANNA AVE.

Anything and everything in the furniture line at Hull Ca's. Prices toBuit purses and the times, at Hull Furniture Store, 205 and 207 Wyoming avenue. RIGHT GOODS. RIBBT PRICES. LADIES MISSES' Cloaks, Seal SacquBS and Jacket? OF RELIABLE QUALITY.

p. H. CHRE 324 Lackawanna Ave FUR REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. $2.98 FOR JACKET8 WERE $5.00 $4.75 $6.75 $8.75 $12.50 $15.00 JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS $7.50 $10.00 $12.50 $16.50 $20.00 AT WALTERS', 128 WYOMING AVENUF. a small deposit.

Remember all purchases still holds good CARPET DEALER J. SCOTT INGLIS, 417 and 419 Lacka, 4 doors above Wyoming House..