THE SCRAXTON TBTBTTNE-MOXD AY MORNING. JANUARY 22, 1891.
ONE CENT
A Word.
Wautsof all Una's coat that f
eepi Situation WanttJ.uhhh are inrted
FRSS.
Situation Wanted.
Vl'KSK-I.AUltS' NL'KSh WOLMJ im.
DntiaoNi Pa-
cBABLOTTB lelmk.
KURSK UIK1.
address.
Fi.lmorc nvo.
Ur ANTED POSITION BY A MiRKlSO
.mm m aarduer ..r Hurl t; will take
my other boneMbM . mploymeat
W. a.. No. BIS, rncips
OlTtTATION WANTED AS
nr In iln liuIlL huiHilVnrli.
C it., us sr.
tt.,
Address,
oranton, Pa.
Agents Wanted.
' ANTED- A SALL'SMAN. $: H i
weakly can iix iiiaue wiui our goii ...
any locality will prove it or lONeil w.
Salary or coiuiiilsiiun as u prcler. There
kuttaol a few bow1 work often "inf"
wwk'n wanes. Address, "MANCI-ACIl It
KKs." P tt Box 59B8i Bolton, Mass.
Help Wanted Male.
''ANTr.l- UOi'l) BOV TO WOKK AT
V blacksmitblng: one that has worked sit
it preferred. UlLHOOL'S CARRIAGE
WORKS.
Help Wanted -Females
IfAMTED. A OOOD cook
Bt.'RY, uui oiivu street
Ur ANTED. A UOOU UWO a.m i.AL.v
dress Apple to MKS K P. KINDS-
For Sale.
I iR BALE 64 ACRK FARM, STOCK
V and utensil J. K SHEFFIELD,
Monroe uvo.
pOK SALE ONE NSW YOST TYI'tv
J' writer, also one new Abbott i heck punch,
at a bargain. Jl fliirccs H. J., caw Tribune ot-
llee. ,
L'OK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOBBCBAN
.r ton property-A betirf iik orange grove
jFnrenillll in PTOu OOtloO aud value yearly in
the orange Motion in Florida, Adores I. E.
NE1TLETON, Lake Helen. Florida
For Rent.
rVB Rl'.NT APRIL 1 Till: BOOMS NOW
r iiiM'uniod hv the Teleuhoiie P.xchaiige. M:
I ..ickawnnua avouue. A mil;
ulv at the office of
Uhleh Salt Mining Co., Third National Bank
building L. 8. and E. C. Fuller.
I iK BENT HOUSE 407 WYOMING AVE
1 Hue from April I. Eleven rooms, all the
modern iniproveiueu s. rout J."1 per mouth
Apply to F. H. CLEMONB, la Lackawanna
avenue.
GENERAL NEWS
OF 1
Statistics ol tbe Pig Iron ami Steel Output lor
Last fear,
THERE WAS A LARGE FALLING OFF
The Production, in Round Numbers,
Decreased Two Million Tons as
Compared with the Dimensions of
Ihe Preceding Year's Record Inter
esting Table Showing the Produc
tion by States and by Halves of the
Year Other Newsy Gleanings of
Railway, Anthracite and Miscellane
ous Industrial Gossip.
The American Iron and Steel asso
ciation li;i just published full atutis
tics of the production of piit iron und
Lleseeuier steel in the luited States in
1808, uud also complete IftUH of tho
stocks of unsoiii pig iron in the h nn Is
of makers or their agent! at the olotl
of the year. T" total production of
pig iron in lSP:t whs 7,194,802 urrs
tuna, against 9,157.000 tons in 1892,
8,979,870(001 in 1891, and 9,909,708
tons in I89;. The production in 18113
was 9,089,498 tons, or over 'J'.' pr cent,
less than in 1899, This decline in pro
duction occurred wholly in the second
half of 1898, as the production of the
lirst lmlf was larger than that of the
second half of 1899, and almost us
Urge as that of the lirst lulf of lstfj.
In the followiug table is (,'iveu tho out
put by states in each half of isy;j
Production,
tons of 9940 lbs.
i include spiegeleueo.)
OTORE FOR KENT BTOKI ROOM AND
l? basement. No. 138 Petin avenue, now oc
cupied bv C. S. Wool worth as all cent store.
Inquire of B. O, BILL, 131 North Washington
avenue.
I 'OK KENT A LA ROE STORE KOOU AT
I 4H3 Spruce street, Inquire; tt III Wyom
ing avenue.
-TWO-STORY BK1CK DWKL-
Uuk house; modern improvements. Ilia
forest court. Apply to MAURICE CuLLlNS.
21 Vet Luekuwauna avenue.
I 'OR RENT
I
ageut.
ro,.m along railroad.
avenue.
TERM
Apply at
fl'u LF.T FOR A
1 Fart or all of three uunared feet of yard
OF YEARS
Hi Fraiikliu
States.
SlBS.SHi'hiisetts.
CoDQectiont
New York
New Jerey
Pennsylvania.
Maryland
Virginia
N. Carolina
Georgia
Alubama
Texas
W. Virginia. ...
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
ludlaua
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin ,
Minnesota
Missouri
Colorado
Oregon
First
lmlf "f
1893,
4.1 If
7,8.15
8B.S98
oU..rtr
Second
lmlf of
1883,
3,74:1"
5,148
44, -or
:i4, 7ur
Total
for
1S'.15
7,H5!i
18,478
74,05
4, MIS
The rannnsr of procedure is to lay a
bottom piece, then cross pieces of scran
layers; the comprsitinn is then applied,
layiug on that u top piece, all of which
is strapped together with iron, snaking
a bundle S inches thick, all ot which
is heated and rolled Into any shap ; de
sired, i
Under the Screen-
On Feb. 0 all the factories of tho Ameri
can Watch eompauy here will resume
operations on lull time. O.ily a short aluit
down, for Inventory, will Intervene. Then,
for the tlrst time sluce la-i uumiuer.nll the
vast works will be operated to their full
capnclty.
I'uropnaii coal is being driven out of
Co ha hy the Philadelphia exporters.
Japanese coal Ihih round its way to Bom
bay. A quantity of it was lately delivered
alongside in Bombay bnrbor at prices rang
ing from eluveu to twelve rupees per ton.
In the iron trade there is mora iPipiiry
mid more tuisiuess is being done, though
it must be OOOtetMd that in the majority
of caael it is ut th-i sacrillce of values.
The mill Of the National Rolling Mill
company at McKeesp'ort will likely be
started in full DISC Monday, wages being
cut IS to ill) per cunt.
A Wilkes-Harre dispatch says that tbe
two lace mills of that city, which control
the laco curtain output of the country,
huvo all the work they cun do.
4,
ll.u I used Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil for
croup and colds, and declare it 11 positive
cure. Contributed by Win. Kay, 570 Ply
mouth Ave., buffalo, JS'. Y.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
onds.
It has been many
Stocks and
Nisw YoitK, ,lnn. !30.r
a week since Wall street felt as cherf ill us
it did today. The tendency of prlcos was
upwards uud tin bulls were in control
from the opening to tbe close of the sei-
61011.
The following Complete table showing the
day s RuctUattoni tn motive stocks is supplied
an I revised daily by LaBar it Fuller, atoek
brokers, l-l Wyoming uvunue:
Open
ing.
Am. Cot. Oil -
Am Sugar KP4
A.T.4VBTV Hy
Can. So "i(iij
Ceu. N, J Il.'i!
Cbiir. & N. W 1I:-'1h
!,0-';.,'.itW 1,417,000 3,048,08S
89.730
13-.',l5
2,413
IS, too
447.V48
H,S38
r.r,, aits
:7.'i
198,039
094,943
fi,:3
335, 771
81,907
M7,S.r5
H,3;3
99,829
37. 1 19
2,070
02,044
150,701
3118
S3, lOrt
27S.040
419
15,198
10,990
70,37(5
S8t09S
-',4
69,400
.15.0J!
L'3,ii;-
10,031
8,480
1,788
151,773
'102,8(10
9,848
30,075
7-1),
0,857
81,591
47.M1
307,916
875,805
5.5(17
406 rOI
1 17.53-s
131,772
10,373
89.80!)
45,555
4,730
TU RENT-STORE UbilitlOR FURNISHED
i hall on Oreen Ridg street. Very Uesira-
nle location and on reasonable terms. Apply
toF. E. KETTLETON or O. S. WOODRUFF,
Republican building.
Total .
4,888,918 2,501,584 7,194,609
Special Notices.
fiyHE LACK AW ANN A TRL'SI' ANdVaFE
1 DF.Fi iIT COM PAN Y, OF BCRANTON,
PA.. Jan. 10, 1 8114.
THE AN - UAL MEETING OF THESToCK
Holders of the Company for the election of
Director! will be held at their office. No. 4i4
l.ackuwauua avenue, 011 Monday Fub'y 5,
between the hours of I and 4 p 111.
HENRY BEL1N, Jr., beerttary.
'"fllE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR,'
1 containing Frank Leslie's famous old
war pictures. Two volumes folio. Every
1 page Illustrated. Over HO pages. As an edu
cator it is unexcelled. Sold on easy monthly
payments, both volumes delivered complete.
Address P. O Moody. Ut Franalin avenue,
agent for Northeastern Pennsylvania.
fEAIi TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 114,
corner Spruce street and 1-raukllu ave
nue Twenty niaal cnucaM ot B&ou, uoou
table board.
M1
Legal.
TESTATE OF WILLIAM MATTHEWS
J j late of tha city of Serauton. county of
Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, lie
ceased.
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to tho undersigned
all persona bavin? claims or demands against
the said estate will present them tor payment
and all those indebted thereto will please make
immediate payment to
MART! H. MATTHEWS,
RICHARD J. MATTHEWS,
CHARLES M. MATTHEWS,
Executors.
Scranton, Pa.
WILbJtRD, WARREN A KNAPP.
Attorneys.
He 3, Estate.
6t"SALE-S&?E W
1 avenue; very lit-sirable lueauon. Anply
O F. REVN'OLDA or Vv'lLLARD. WARREN
4; KNAPP.
,nOWILL BL'Y MODERN NEWS-ROOM
, Improvements; terms easy, cor
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c. H. & y...
cmc. was
C. C. C. i: St
Col , Hock.Val
D. oj U
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p. a 0. r
Erie
O. E. Co
Lake Shore
L, & N
Manhattan
Miss. Pue
Nat. Lead....
N. Y. is H. E
N. Y. Central
N. Y..O. & W
N. Y., S. & W
U. S. 0. Co
North Pac
North Pue. pf
Omaha
Puc. Mull
Reading
Hock Island
K. T
St. Paul
T..C. ft 1
Texas 4t Pay
Union i'ac
Wabash, pf
W. Union
W. L. E
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Ansmia
Is depleted blood. Tlio blood
lacks richness and the cheeks
lack color. The whole sys
tem Tacks the nourishment
Scotfs
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil.
This nourishing, palatable
food restores a healthy color,
enriches the blood and tones
up tho whole system. Phy
sicians, tho world over, en
dorse it.
Don't be deceived by Substitutes!
Prspired by Scott A bunuo, N. V. All Urucciati.
PA
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Connolly & Walla
Great Domestic Cotton Sole for a Few Days Only
Prices Lower than ever before reached in the history of the business.
Tn niacin"' our order lor Cottons we have taken every advantage Hie markets afford, The rtwrill is u-r
have the largest and best1 bought stock in tbe ciiy.
A Few Price Hints on 36-inch Muslins.
BLEACHED.
HILL
LtONBDALG
FRUIT OK LOOM
PRIDE or WERT
..O CENTS
7 CENTS
7 OBNTS
.11 t'FNTS
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Directors of the Poor
of Bcrntiton Poor District,
For tine Year Ed ding Dec. 31, 1893,
showing reeetoti, expenditure!, aceounuof
secretary treasurer, tax collectors ami super
intendent of farm, prolliota ol the farm, and
1111 inventory of the, real and tiersoiial uronerty
of the said di-trii:t. as reiiuired by the act of
aesembl) approved April u, isii'!.
BLEACHED.
ATLANTIC P 3 CENTS
j ATLANTIC A 0', CENTS
i AltCiYLK SU CRNTN
BLACK DOCK fjw CENTS
Home houses advertise Hill and Fruit Muslins under tin- re.nilar Driee ami deceive the nnhlic bv si-il-
iug them a 7-8 width. It is not honest eotnpetil ion. We keep nothing hut the vartl wide roods in stock
Sheet iiik and Pillow Case widths from 49-inch up to '-' L-2yards wide, ah ti1(. besl makes iiiclud-
int; Utiea, Wamsutta, Atlantic and Lookwood, iii Bleached and Brown, Prices here same as the narrow
goods have fallen down to the lowest notch.
We have inaugurated this Special Sale at this lime, when people Keuerallv fenleulsb their Cotton sun
plies. Housekeepers should bear I his fact in mind and improve the opportunity, Bale lasts OllC Week
OLLT & WALLACE
209 WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
ACCOUNTS or BEORETABY.
DiisvainiBxu,
There were disbars d upon I'laiius
anainst the district, duly approved
hy the board, for widen M.u' hurs
are on IIIh. the um of 57.1.:; i s
Distriimled as followa:
Salaries und servicee $12,042 US
Cr.
Ity warrants rasliudiu l-'.Vl
t.'uah on hand
WARRANT ACCOUNT,
Warrants outstandinu Dee, II, 1MB,
Warrants Issued dnrittl IJW
70,5S'2 ill
17,043 K
1,100 10
. 16,102 W)
7.;-.: as
Total
Warrants tiald bv treasurer duriiiu
DM II. ,..'. .0
Warrants outstandinu Deo ol, UW . ssu ill
PERSONAL MIOPEBTY.
outdoor loiiof,.
Supplies.
liupiovemuiits ami leuairs.
db2,$i
C n
Her Madison avenue and Delewure Btreot.
ph 1IAKHV I.KKH
O1.40U WILL BUT VLKV DEauRABLE LOT
i eorner . ; . aveuus ana ueinwdru
atreet. 'lermseasy. Apply
HAKHX LiBBIS,
Coranton Wnolasala Marksts.
8CRANTOK. JaU. 'JU t'KDlTS Alf D PRO-
PBCX uried ajiplei, pr lb., iSae. : evap
orated apples, loallc. per lb.: TurKiso
prunes, 44aSc;clish currauls,.:'ta ,c;
layer raisius, H.TMlO; inuatel, (l.2da
1,80 per box; new Valttnciss, iia7e.
par lb.
Hk a.ns Marrowfats, $2. tiOa!i. 65 per bushel;
mediums, fl.80al.U0.
PA8 Ureeu, ll.25al.30 pr bushel jspllt,
'2.G0a2.o0: lentels. Mine, per poaud.
Potatoxb 65a70c. per bushel.
ONIOH8 7ll7flc. per bushel.
Butiib 20a25c. per lb.
CBIMB 10al2Vfa. per lb.
Kuu Fresb. I'ja20c: pickled, 10al7c;
coolers, ldc.
Msats Bams, lie.: large. lOKc;
skinned hams, lO.t; California bams,
fc!t,c; shoulders, 8Vu'c; dry salted bellies,
d-4c..; smoked breakfast bacon. 12c;
fresh pork loins, 10a ) "Wyoming" porK
ssaauge, 11c.; Wyoming borne made aau
sage, 8-pound pail, larded. He; butch
ers' sausage, Kc, our own make; freeh
pork shoulders, So.: fresh nigs' feet,
8c; fresh pigs' heads, 5c; fresb spare
ribs. Sc.; fresb leaf lard, lie; fresb
kidneys, 8c. do..: rough sausage
meat, 8c: tongue, 8c. ; pine Its, 5c. each;
whole hogs, ytu.
Pork Mess at 117; short cut, (18.
Laed Leaf In tlerees at UXe.; in tubs,
H'lC; In 10-pound palls, lOVe.: in b-ponnd
pails, IUXc; 8-pouud pail, lo.ije. per
pound.
Bkbk Choice sugar cured, smoked beef,
14c.
Poultry Chlekens, lOello.; turkeys,
lSalSKe.) dueks. 12al8a
Flour Minnesota patent, pe' barrel.
S4.40a4.t)0; Ohio and Indiana amber, at
13.75; Uraham at 18.50; rya hour, at
13.85.
Buckwbkat Klour $2.90 per cwt:
F(Ki Mixed, perowt., at 11.00.
Gram Hyp, 06e.; corn, 4b to62e.; oats,
Ifis45c. per bushel.
Ht Btraw Per ton, $18ald.
UAY-Per ton. llOalS.
A Household Treasure.
D. W. Fuller, of Cauajoharic, N. Y.,
syB that be always keeps Dr. Kiugs New
Discovery in the bouso, and bis family has
blways found the very best resultH follow
Its use; that he would not be without it if
procurable. l. A. Dykenian. druggist,
Catiskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King's Now
Discovery Is undoubtedly tbe bast cough
remedy; that he has need it in his family
for eight years, and it has never failed to
do all that Is claimed for it. Why not tin
a remedy so loug tried and tested Trial
bottles free at Matthews Bros', drug story.
Kcgular size 50c. and 1.00.
The number of furnaces which wore
in blast on Jan. 4, wri 1H7, which wits
the Hiunllest number in blast at the
beginning- of any previous year. On
July 1, 1S!)I3, the number of furntcei
blowing was 830, The stocks of pig
iron which were unsold in the hands
of manufacturers or their agents on
Jan. 1, and which were not intended
for their own consumption aggregated
062,008 gross ton?, against 500,110
tons at the begiaolag of 1S98 On
July 1, 1808 the stocks of
unsold pig iron amounted to ot0.14I
tone. The total production of llcsi
mer steel ingots in lS9a wa3 8, l3,r?U
gro.s tons agsinst -1,108.435 gross tons
in 18112, showing a decrease in 1838 of
1,041. '.ill ton, or over 'Jr jmr cant. The
production in the last half of i-:r. was
less than half tbe production in the
first half. The total nroduction of
Bessemer steel rails in 18H3 was 1.03o,
!ir3 gross tons, against 1,408,788 frOU
tons in 1 a decrease of 422.3711 tons,
orBhnost2'.i per c-nt. These figures ex
clnde the comparatively small quantity
of standard rails mid a larger quantity
of street rails, which were made by
manufacturers from purchased blooms,
The new traffic alliauca which tin
New York, Susquehanna and Western
has made with the Wilkes-B irre and
Enstern is in the naturo of expected
newe, since the latter road practically
belougs to the former. The only point
in the new deal worthy of particular
notica is the recently manifested eager
nss nf Xew York railroads to tap the
coal tielde.
The Wilkes Birr Tiius proposed
that the miners of buzsrne county
hold a mass m eting to encoara re H ip.
resentative Hines lu his opposition to
the free coal clause. Apropos it adds:
"Specious pious have beeu formulated
in support of free coal, but tt Standi to
rsaeon that wh"n influential politicians
as Whitney, Hewitt and other noted
Democrats organize a great coal com
pany In Canada, tney upset to make
money, ana a goo i deal ot money, not.
by the sale of Hie product in tin l
mini'in. but in tbe United BtStaf, The
fact becomes more deeply impressed
when it is found that these eauio men
are interested in railroads and vessels
running from tludr mines through
Cantda. It is fully demonstrate! that
coal can be mined in Nov Sjotia and
lauded in Boston, fall River or at any
of the Inkejporti'.c'aeaner than Pennsyl
vania coal. The Whitney eyu licate,
made up almost entirely of American
fpecnlators, understand this and had
the free coal itm put into the Wilson
bill. These facts furnish a fine object
lesson for every min jrin Pennsylvania.
It must reveal to them the disaster that
will follow the passage of a hill admit
tingcoal free of duty. All that unv
man is required to do to convince him
self that tnere is a big Job in tbe prem
ises somewhere, is merely to recall the
close relations existing between Mr.
Whitney uud President Cleveland. "
Ex-Sheriff A. B. Stevens, formerly
manager of the Steven colliery, and
who still makes his home in West
Pittston, is now Interested in coal min
ing operations in the Sshnylklll region.
He has, says the Pittston (iazette, se
cured possession of a tract of 238 acres
of good coal land in Schuylkill town ship,
of the conntv of the same name.
. test slope lias beeu driven on
tbe property already und a second
is now bung started, lha engines
and other machinery necessary for the
work were made at the mean works
in West Pittston, and were shipped to
day. There are three veins of good
coal on the property, and Mr. Stevens
says that they lie in such glinpe as to
inuko the 28H acres worth in the ueigh -
borhood of 400 acres In this section. A
large new breaker is to be built, but
work on this will not be started until
spring
A process by which scrap ileal can
be heated nml rolled into shap is in
use at the Jefferson Iron works, Steu
lnville, O. Harden A Woods, the lu
ventors, after muoh work, finally per
fected a mineral composition, which,
with certain chemicals when mixed
with the scrap, enables it to be heated,
rolled and welded without melting
Cblcazo drain and Previsions.
Scha.nton. Jan. .'0 Ti e following quota
tionsaru Btipplmd and o irrcctjd daily by La
Bar & Fuller, stock bi okers.l-'l Wyoming avenue.
WHLAT. J.iu. May. July.
Opening tw MM 0','d
HiRhost 0 tllW Ml,
Lonest ij llSVii "eS
Closing 80 tli SSM
CORN.
Opening li.'.'.ft if HPS;
Highest :i;,is SUf ssji
Lowest mm !W Si'la
Closing JS MM Nm
OA rs.
Opening ; Vii", 'JliH 2CN
Highest leta MU 'J'.i,
Lowest ios 'M 28v8
01 sing M antM 28lfj
PORK.
Opening IDJ I8U
Highest i:ii 1S15
Low. st IKrJ 1,7
Closing 131C" 1815
LAUD.
Opening 7(',7 748
Highest !T0 7S1
Lowest 7n 7(0
CI Biug ;;i 7J
SH UT mus.
OpeuiiiK HV, KJ-.'
Highest Dtli
Lowest ilua IXO
Closing aTj Mi
8.831 U
18,518 VI
:is,5w 4-:
858 :M
1,110 (III
7j bi
I'rint'ag and stationery.
r uriilturo .
511s, '.'Hanoi, on
875.802 N
1 hese aei'ounts are null-divided as follows
sAI.VIULS AMI SKRVK'KS.
Halane-i ol directors far l"l(i ( 1, 7.111 (II
Salaries of auditors for 1MI-' 110 110
Salaries of othar oftlcers for !('.' l,;t) as
"aiaries ami wug.-s ol' o l eers, attend
ants, farni band, etc , tor 1888 s.7o ao
'total lor salaries and services I'.'.ur.' !)s
ODTDOOa Rlt.tSIF,
Funeral expenses
Transportation of paupers
Lxaminatiou of insane
Medicine
Elwrn Home for Keeble mtndod ('nil
dren
St. Joaeph'a PpuudUng Home
Houie for the i'rlendless
St Cat rick 's Orphan Asylum
Lueknwaiin.i Hospital
orders of Relief
Provisions, rent and fuel
C, .1 Kerr, oveMSOV of poor
West l'i'tton 1'iHir district
Ararat Foot district
1 .egal expenses
Forest City Poordlstrlrt
Pbfladelctila Poor district
429 on
ho
'J I on
"9 i;
s'.s S3
lot
IUS '-".I
820 50
H 41
W 45
U '4 82
128 K8
4 50
50
lj S7
I:, I I
II
Total for outdoor relief $ 8,821 K)
I'minss,
( 'oal and light s (.am on
freight.
Meat and tlsh
Tobacco and pipes
i nothing and dry oods . . .
Shoe-, and leather
Flour
Feed and meat
Drugs and mud, cine
Crockery and hardware...
Horses i,nd cattle
( troceries and provisions. .
Fartlilier
8,280 14
888 tl
r.'.Wfi 89
is: OS
1.880 80
(ill !(
4: to
21U 13
858 no
4.882 10
21 52
Total lor supplies ls.518 04
IMPROVSMBJITfl AMP RiPAtna,
New Men's huilding ISsJUS 03
Recreation yard walls and pailiina. Ii,in7 H2
Mm .iO
886 4D
sir, o;,
210 0
:nn s7
li.t 10
s -j Qg
88 W
lei v
1SVF.NTORV OF
Property in
Administration building
i usnue oepai I uii'iii
omen s building
Old men's depart meiit
.iiiideinent departnient
Octagonal burn
Vg"iy
New barn
Carpenter shop
Slaughter house
i 'btckery
I.l.i k-niltli slioi,
oil house
Uas house
Boiler house
I ..UO.il V
Etootrie plant
Bakery
I'llUI phnus, t. ...
lee house and creamery
Conservatory
Lot ot linen
old reservoir
Morgue
Ub9 fixtures '.
Signs
Director loom, Seraiitoii
Totalof personal properly.
INVr.NTollV OS REAL IITATR
W acres ol' land, at SiOJ 8
omen e bnudlnff
Men's building
Insane asylum, west wing
Aiiiuinistnili". building and east
wing Insane asvluui
Octagonal barn
HSJW barn
Arte3ian Well und building
new reservoir
Ice house
Hake bouse
Laundry
White cottage
Electric building
old reservoir
Hoiler hous 'and stack
Haa house and retort
Conservatory
Carpenter, tool and blacksmith shops
Kocr.'ut'.on ground, walls an ( pa
villous
Slaughter house
Hou house
Retaining walls and fences
Closing out the bal
ance of our
HUSTLER
.1 0,811 W
. 4.1 Sl JO
. a. ao
. -'.746 45
M8 40
. 8,018 no
870 00
. to
M 05
'."J50
113 00
:;7s no
980 ao
SK 00
. li.llC'llO
,. 1.888 80
.. s.'.'ai isi
gas t5
. i.isi to
.. 715 90
U-7 II)
:;"i0ii
so oo
l'w oo
soo oo
0 00
Ml 70
..$41,017 o7
l.l.ttiO 00
lii.-sKi 00
98,848 o.
4l.iw oi
01,000 no
6,j"0 ou
s 509 on
ice oi
8,700 on
'j.uuo no
C M 00
'.'OIIJ Oil
l ow oo
I. 5(10 III
pm ill
2,800 00
800 00
;rvi (X)
"SJJ 00
II, 4.7 v;
100 00
auo oo
l.ooo in
at following' prices:
A.CADEMY OF MUSIC.
There will bo fun In town when
nil.
COMES
Monday Night, Jan. 22,
Presented by Tkocwi B. Davie' company ot
Farcical, Vocal, Dancing and Acro
batic Entertainers.
Sale opens Friday.
Russian Ly.ix Circular Capa, 'J4 Inches, S 1.98
Electric Seal Circular Capes, :il In S.W
Astrakhan Circular Capes, !.'4 In .HS
Wool .al Circular Cap';s, la Und j
Stone Marten Circular Capes, Jl in 40.OJ i
Brown Marten Circular Cnpes. 'Jt lu 43.00
Otter Circular Capes, J4 in 30. ou
ACADEMY OI
TIIIHSDAV.
MUSIC.
IAN.
The Sweet-Slnghi
CHAS. T
(lei man Couidllati,
ELLIS,
III His New crioii ..f HU I'ie tuivsquo
Seal Sacques
long
.Count Casper.
Seal Saeiiues, 88 inctes
Seal Jackets, !lll inchos.
Seal Jackets. Jl inches loug
Astrakhan Jacket .', Jl lu?bei loai
HEAB ELLIS' NEW SO.NOB
.SI30 0O
. I'lini)
. (iiuo 1-Y I "A BUTTONHOLE BOUQUET''
Bj.OO j REQUEST t and "SANTA OLAUS.'
Sale of nats o-na Tneadajr.
Circular Capes
New Yorl; Produoe Maiktt.
Ntw York. Jan. '.' i. Floch Very
dull.
Wheat-Dull, steady, No. 2 red, store
and elevator, 6()c.;f. o. b., WUSliC.i
ncgraaea rea, ooa7c; atioat, Oijjc, ;
No. 1 northern, 71 'io. : ODtioaJ ilnll.
closed firm. No. 'J red January. Wlc. :
February. 06i,-.; March, ti7'c; alay.f.'J-..
dune, in. c : July, Tlitc: Uecember. Tt.o.
Cor-N Dull and firmer: No. 2. 42Vi:
elevator, A'ic. afloat; ungraded miiod,
4J.;s,a4sJ.,;c.: steamer mired, 42(c. : op
tions dull nml uriu; January, 42e.: reb
ruarv. 4SW0.I March, 44c.: May. 449ic.
oats Hull and iirmcr: ontioiio. iiuiet
and tinner; January, 8JVc; February,
83!c; Match, Btlf'e.i May. StkC! No. 2
white ,lBtinary,?Hc. ; Marcb,il7c; spot prices
JNo. ", 3,)a.'i:iVc.: Mo. 2 white. 88C.1 No. 2
Cbiriigo, itl!c.: No. 8, Sy.yc: No. white,
84c: mixed western, flgiflflfl. white do
35.140c : white etnto. 83a40c.
Btnur Dull and lirm
bLUK Hams Firm at 10 50ul7 .00.
TlEHOtn BKSf Qoitt aud steudy.
Cut Mkats- Firm.
LaSD Dull; western Blentn, IS.10; city.
ijsjc; option rsIob none: lehned. dull; con
iineiit, c.i',o: South America, fo.lW; com
pound, OfsJatlsje.
l'iiiik-y net, steady; uiees, 114.284(14 7.1.
Hi "iTK.it yuiet and unchanged: state
dairy 10a23c; do. creamery, IbaJ'Jc; l'enu
eylvnuia do., t8a33Uc! western dairy.
1HV$rI7c ; dn. creamery, 1988W0I do. fac
tory, 18u15Vc; Kigius, UaSAKCi imitation
creamery, 14!talSc; rolls, lZalllc.
( HKKSE Unlet, firm: stute. larire. On
U'c; fancy, UKSllJiC ; do, small,
UnlJc; part skims, 4al0c; full skims,
SaBe,
EdOl Moderate demand, steadv: ice
house, per cae, llajLsOl western fresh,
14al4Hc . southern, 18nl4Jc.
Philadelphia Tallow Market.
PniLauELpntA, Jan. 20. Tallow was
In fair demand nnd Irm. I'rlcos were:
Prime city, in hogsheads, IMaftKc.! prime
country, lu hogsheads ,'Mio. do. dark, in
hogsheads, 4'c; cakes, 5Wc; grense. 4ic.
T .
Fatal neglect is little short of suicide.
Tho conse(Uoures of a neglected cough n:o
too wen known to need rs-nt:t : Hr.
Wood's Norway l'lnp Syrup cures a cough
promptly. Sold by all dealers on a guar
antee of satisfaction.
Closets
Administration building
Conduit
Itslling Hoard rooms, Scranton
Hlaeksiiiithing
Pump house
Harness, etc
Boiler house
Insane building
Laundry
i leetrle building
Piggery
Women's building
Miscellaneous
Total of real estate
Total of personal property,
.Jjill.7,) s4
. 41,1(17 37
HI! '.'
I JO
n 75
IUM 41
Total for Improvements and repairs'. . as.ien 41
parsTnra am mtatiomirt.
Bnbaorlotloo, papers at Farm S 4
Hooks and blanks 8t M
Postaue stamps 17 00
Stationery 44
Total rol pi mtlni and stationery .. .. JV.I JS
runaiTuns.
Tables $ 11 00
Cuspi ores 7 50
Chairs Jul 00
Desks 151 10
Hhudes : 08
Can. eta :ua 88
Paper and daduos IBS ( 0
Sofa nig IB 00
Linoleum lei 9J
Beds el 50
Bool; rack 10 50
Repairs of furniture Kl
Total ior furniture ,
H1SCIUASBOVS,
Rent, DirectoBs' room 8 83 .'Jl
Has I VI
Legal co-ts nnd Anti t Si
Mi: emit. Midnit s inise'-llaneoi. ex
pens, a I'd Si
Resident physician s miscellaneous
( xp uiees 23 68
Televnotiea 101 25
Assessment, State t-oeiatioii Unec
tors nf the Poor l 110
Safe di posit vault 5 00
I'nxes r.-fiinilnil 14 21
Tuning piano 6 ill
Total property of the district 82li;.ti (1
The average number of inmates at Hillsnl
Home during the year was 978 18496, and the
ier capita cost ot maintaining raupsrs ami
nsane persons at the Home, lie iudiug food
lotliing, light beat, medicine, salaries of su
ls'rintendcnt, resident physician, attendants,
etc., exclusive ol' furiu prod arte, wee fl.bl per
k. Thi t-ita! of th ' beard of inmates, sane
mid iuauc, is equal to thu tsiai d of one person
for 100,718 days B 'sides this, then were
taken :it the superintendent s table during the
years a number Oi meals - nial to the board of
one person for s.S51 days, and by workmen
employed on improvements aud repairs in als
equal to the board of one person for 1.7l7 days.
making tlif total days oi t,.iard at trio iiome
ULBia,
The number ol minutes at Uie end of each
month of UBS was as follows: January Jno,
Febru rvJiKl. March JiW. April J.8. Mav J,.
June 27s. Jnlv Js;,, August 287, September
i4. October 21M. November '.Ml. December
JW. The 808 patients in the Home uec. u.
IStel, are classed 11s follows- l-ane 111 1. insane
135. idiot la .V blind 7. children OnDec 81.
IsOJ. tiler" were In th- II uu ' Jiw: admitted
dnrltig the year. 21s: born, 12; discharged dur
ing the year, lew oieo, ir; eiopisi, ...
P BOD VCR itAisrn us PARM.
Tho total value of the products of the farm
dmlne; the year 1MW. according to an item
I eed statement ore na red by (4eorge W. Beemer.
suiHirlntendent, was $7,1154. 2o. .
RMlDBMI PBVSICIA i DlPABTUKKt.
During the paid year there have been ad
Seal Circular Cape. U0 Inches long, with
Butterfly Cape JS5.00
Otter Circular ('ape, ad inches long.with
Butterfly Cape 105.0b
Sable Circular Cape, :kl inches long 35 00
Astrakhan Circular Cape, inches long '-"-.' 00
Electric Seal Circular Cape. :J0 in. long.. 20 00
Qry Criiumtr Circular Cape. 30 in. lung Jo oO
10 do.eii American S al Mufts at....$l S3 each
I lot 1 f children's sets at No. each
1 lot of hlelgh Robes, plush liiud $J each
Ladies' Plush and Cloth
Coats at Your Own
Price.
J. BOLZ
138 Wyoming Ave.
The only Practical Furrier in the city.
N. H. BROOKS. Supt and Lecturer.
BARRY THORN L suite Manager.
Week commencing MdMi.l V.,1 A I' A It V 88
DUBLIN DAN COMEDY CO.
In ri.ajiincti'.n With
Howorth's Eibernica
1 Scenery of Ireland 1
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday,
I.AKKY AMI TKDDV.
Thursday. Friday, Saturday.
THK TWO DANS,
UMfitiANT DltAMAS
I'lISST-CL ASS SPEC! A ITU'S.
MAONIFIOKNT PAINTINGS
uie. to back of balcony; SOe. to froot of
bulcouy and rear parquettej 30c. opera chairs.
Performanoea at J..U an 1 S.lj p.m. Doors
open at 1 JU und 7.
1 ll'il'O tiiitti'd to the iusiuie dcpaittneiit
leinnles 17; total, 19.
civit cosnmox.
Males :!2.
Singli
.sun rtau,, .
Widowed
Rales.
. 15
14
in
mail
i
10
4
17
olal
19
Jl
Traveling esp mtM 118 211
insurance
Horse
Refunded .Mrs Oiinuliighntn
Oarbondkle l'uor district
Fireworks
Keys
Total for miscellaneous
1 00
IV (l
y; 111
N 40
' J7 58
1 75
878 III
THE GEM COUPON, THE MOST
UNIQUE OF ALL,
A Trip Through the Colum
bian Exposition,
72 leaves, printed on one side
only. Showing all the places of
interest pn main grounds und
Mldwaj I'laisauee. Size, 5x7.
lanliossed iaper cover or fiill
cloth.
Two Coupons and 25 CENTS lakes
emboss3 1 cover.
; Tw3 Coupons and 40 CENTS tak8
o'oth cover.
Add ! eonts for pontage If ordered by mall
The Scranton Tribune.
ACCOUNTS OF COLLECTORS.
Kred L. Wormser, rolleetor. IMH, tn account
wiin pel anion rear uisirici:
llr.
To balsnt i dm-, per laxi
report im:,mi m
To ivsrriitit N'o ll.7S:i till
-18,680 UJ
Cr.
Uy exonerations and abate
meats s:',.irgl 40
H eoniiiilsslolis 8,51(1' 91
- 0,550 45
Fred L, Woruiser. coUeOtpr IS'JJ, in account
with Scrantou Poor district:
s Hr.
To balance due, per last report 817 811 64
Cr.
Hy cash to T. 11. Jones, treasurer 12.020 On
Hiiliince due district 5,1111 04
Note.- ill urmser has made application
for exonerations and abatements which, when
alloed, will, with hi. cummlssions, balauco
this account
Fred L Woriuaer. collector 1888, In account
wltn Scranton Poor district:
Dr.
To amount of duplicate for 1S01 197J7I 80
Cr.
Uy payments to T. H. Jones, Tress... 48,000 00
balance due district.
si-,j;i 50
AccorNT OF TREASURER.
Thomas H. Jones, treasurer 1WJ, lu account
with Sciantun Poor alatrUtl
Dr.
To esah froin
(b)i rzn Mitchell, t.'casuror ,t3t.l8
F I. W rnisor. collecter I8S2 19,000 00
. L. orniser. collei tor 1SIU 49 W0 "0
I.. J. I.ynett, secretary, for -
Ileal d of lmuatss ;,071 10
Railroad fates 0 50
Vault door ftu (II
Lumber sold IS 75
l'lttstoli Poor district u Id
cash loond on laeMtes. . . iri oi
Redding estate 1411 SI
Q, W. Banner, sunt., for
C,Sebrneder's men's hoard tww SO
Uiard and produce sold ... 120 OJ
411
The ciinici of Insanity were Typhoid fever,
dim icteric 4. congentlal J, sunstroke 1,1a
grippe I. parturition 4. wo:in ls 1, dissipation
in. mastaroatton . griet i. .na age ,, epuepey
& Injury i, pregnano) i, family tr inole 1. un
known 1.
The number dl-toharced wns 91; Of tins
number 11 wero restored, Q improved, and i:j
died
Tho , auaes "I ib at I were Paresis 4. senile
deiiientia j. eollepey 8, terminal dementia 1,
dysentery J. phthisis 2
I tie aerage cany population wai izo
32t 395.
Dttrlni the year there was hsued l.uvl pre
set ipttolis to I. MO patients.
I ho cost ol meiiicines, i oi. etc., was
8483.05.
We feel thai some exnlanation Is due ti the
taxpayers lor the extraordinary expenditures
lor liuproveiiieiiis anu repairs noieu in inc.
reirart. The main expenditure Is for a Imlld
lug for sane men. the ueed tor which has been
left many years. The building for sane males
used up to this time wan the original frame
almshouse, which was iunufHciout for the ac
commodation of all tho male Inmates, nnd the
overflow was uccoiumodaled In the basement
f the Insane building, the (insanitary condi
tion of which was a constant tpnroeof com
plaint. With the OOnaant of the state bon d
of ehurltles, which approved of the plans, wu
contracted for the erection of a large lire
proof building, whl h Is now approaching
completion and which will be ample for tho
purposes for which it Is Intended for mans
years to come, iiiaklne due allowance for the
lucrcaec of ibo population of tbe district.
Recreation In t lie open air is necessary for
tho physical bia'lh and oenefloiaj to the
mental condition ol the Ir.ianc. Tho fence
about the recreated! grounda. liuilt about ten
years ago. h id become so insecure that it waa
unsafe to ullow the insane in it. Desiring to
tnske the work secure and permanent, we
have enclosed the groiiuds with a brick wall
eight feet high, with a brick wall in the cen
tre, dividing It into two yards for the sepal a
Hon of tbe sexes. A looted walk t urn, about
thu Inside of the outer walls, a pavilion hi s
been built In the . enter of each yard, SJ that
the tiisnne may have their customary exercise
In wet weather.
A conduit, tu which the steam pipes of the
institution have been placed, was also one of
the important Improvements "f the year.
W. S. Lanustait, president. I
Julia (liiiiioNS. I Directors
PASTIL Williams, of the
P. J Mi iii in ! poor of
CHAiiirs Tkiipp. I Serauton
Thomas Shihton. . Poor
J'liAxrss B. BWAM, I district.
Attest, E. J LYNKT P, Secretary.
Scranton, Ph., Jannsry 'J. IM4.
I e y i I-1 TtLl
T FORGET
ED
El MUSEE
Wc:k Comreacinj Jan. 22.
DON
That we era haadnnarteisj for evervthUUE
the line ot WATcuKs. U you have an idea
ot purchasing any kind Ol a Watch, lady's of
gent's. Bold ok Silver, yon will make u griev - !
ous mistake, it you do not give us u call and
get our prices, which yon will find far below
all otners. eapeciaMy iii all the high grades of I
F.lgiu, Wiilthaui and Hampden movements,
if yot) have any doubts aud ore at nil posted
on prices give us a cull ami t will liae BO
trouble in convincing vou.Weatai haven large '
stis:k todiepo-e of. and will offer you won
ierlnl inducements in Jewelry, Silverware
Clocks and all otter goods which we have in
stock.
C. W. Freeman
I'tnn Ave. and Spruce St
1.400 71
1 .0li 80
tn,tu i
Tor Delicacy,
For purity, and far iinprovcnieulof the com
pleiion, nothing equals PoiMMI'l Powder.
HOLLY WREATHS.
BOXWOOD WREATHS.
ROPING MISTLETOE, etc.
Prices very reasonable. Space
will not permit u to mention the
good things for a Christmas din
ner. Stock is complete. Anything
to be found in a lirst -class market.
W. H. PIERCE,
TENN AVE.
MALONEY
OIL AND MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers end Dealers (
Burning, All AanJ
iiWDfUILo m
also siiattinfi and Journal Greasi
( I 11IU HALL.
1v The Aboriginal lleauty.
AGNA
Tho Man Woman.
N M IT II The World's Smallest l.ady
THE PLATYPUS
The Antipodean Paradox,
i in A l l i:.
MULDOON'S
PICNIC
Admission, 10c.
(JO X CERT
Mr, Tliea Hem!i'jer, Violinist,
l ate Pupil. ,f joachim, Berlin,
Assisted by MISS EMMA CONRAD,
Y. M.C. A. HaUeTbursday Evening
JANUARY 25.
PnffMMM win ) pttbltaUwd ltttar
iO
To Investors.
Tin: BCRANTON nIo Works
hac issui'ii :;,ooo of ti per
cent. Coupon I loads. Interest
; payable semi anmiallj .These bonds
are to run for ton years, from No .
I, 1893. niy n limited amount
are offered for sale to Investors.
These bonds are fust mortgage on
Lue entire plant of iie company,
and are Issued for the purpose of
enlarging the works. The bonds
are of the denominat Ions of 11,000,
50Qftnd$100 each, flor further
particulars address
,i no. M. lUiMERER, Pres.
Or I - H. RIPPLB, Twasurer,
SCRANTON, PA.
OFFICE:
eH West Lackawanna A v.,
We.'Kh.'s -Meridlau RtNtl
I BLOOD POISON
I ed under ituiraoty.fcackl'i b) fhw -l
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