THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 29. 1894.
ONE CENT
A Word
Haul of all kinds cos( "'a' much, ex
tvof Situation! Vanted,uhrh ave insetted
FREE.
Situations Wanted.
READER WISHES BtTUATIO . TiiK 'AD
two hours everv evonin-t) rtniasmaa
or lady. DAVID wtuBBA, 8423 t'itig on ave.
QITUATION WANTED BY YOL'NU
man with two years' expert BO In jewely
ami watch repairing store; would Iiko to
learn m rc of the business: wages no object;
best of referenctii. AddrussH.. box 2i4s, Mont
rose, Pa,
GOOD NEAT SEWEK WI-1IES A
fow customers by the ity. Address Dresv
u.aker, MMt il delivery, city.
WantcJ.
GENERAL NEWS
Of INDUSTRIES
Somo of the latest S!g"s of BoslBess RVy val
Briefly Nj ed.
.MOT MILL FIB BRIGHT
This Will Be a Merry Monday Morn
ing in Many a Manufacturing Center
as Suspended Machinery Is Re
dedicated to Purposes of Trade.
Current Phases of the Industrial
Situation as Revealed in Lively
Paragraphs.
I 'ANTED- STORE ROOM ON LACK A
Vl waunu avenue. Address X W. Z., P
O , City.
Agents Wanted.
lr ANTED A SALESMAN, $20 TO $50
weekly can bo ma lo with our goods in
IB locality, will provo it or torfult $101.
Salary or commission M you prefer, The it
sultx of a few nonr,-' work of ton equals a
wotk's watte. Address, JlANL'FACTL'lt
EH8." P. O. Box im, Bostoti. Mm
"1 ' ANTED THREE GOOD MEN TO CAN
V ? van tot an article that will soil at sight;
can niako5l5 or J20 per Week, fall at room 14,
Arcade Building, second floor.
For Sale.
ICE Kelt SALE- DELIVER' D IN si'RAN
J ton at Ne. ntr f- ii- Inquire of V. H.
SMITH or M 11 HUPFORD, Clark's Sum
mit. I-u.
I'OR BALE CHBAP-A OOOD WORK
1' nortti weight, l. oi pounds; eo.or, black I
years i 1J. run lie seen at .1. V. ARNOLDS,
.M i st.. MooOlc, I'a
l,"OK SALE - A SADDLE HORSE, FOR
J want of use; ran u seen at livery stable
of J. C. Warner, iiueu Rids .1
UEoi.Uh SANDERSON.
I'dH SALE (B-AORB FARM, STOCK
jT and utensils. J M. SHEFFIELD, 42ii
Monroe ave.
V'uR SALE -ONE NEW YOST TYPE
J writer, also me new Abbot! cheek punch,
at a bargain. Address II. J., euro Tribune ol
flee.
L'OR SALE OR E.YCHANOE FOR SCRAN
X Ion property-A beariug orange grove
Ittcranntng In production und value yearly in
the orauun section in Horida. Addres F. E.
NETTLE TON. Lake Helen, Florida
For Rem.
ICdTRli'NT'AlW
J oerup.ed by the. Telephone Exchange. 303
Lackawanna avenue. Apply at the oitice of
Lthlvh Salt Milling Co.. Third National Bank
bsjldlng. L. S. and E. c. Fuller.
POB RENT- HOUSE pit WYOMING AVE
J nue from April I. Eleven rooms, all the
modern improveine.ii a, rent $"i0 per mouth
Apply to F. H. CI.EMoNS. 422 Lackawanna
avenue.
pOR BALE HICKORY BICYCLE, BBC
.r oud hand good condition Call at Repub
le ,ui offldO, A. R. EDtlETT.
Q TOR E POB RENT STOBB BOOM AND
0 basement, No. llSPenn avenue, now oc
eupied by C. s. Wool worth as a A. cent store.
Inquire of b. 0. hill. Ml North Washington
avenue,
K BENT A LARGE BTOBB ROOM AT
-T ills Spruce street. Inquire at U4 Wyom
ing avenue.
L'OR RENT -TWO-STORY BRICK D W EL
X l i ti wr house: modern improvement. 316
Forest court Apply to macrict. collIN's, i
agent, 721 West Lackawanna avenue.
fPO LET FOB A TERM OF YEARS
J. Pnrt or all of three hundred fee: of yard
room along railroad Apply at 248 Franklin
avenue. .
rpo BENT BTOBB 2fiKiKioil FURNISHED
X hall on Green Ridge street. Very deslra
Lie location and on reasonable terms. Apply
to F. E N LTTLETON or C S. WOODRFFF.
Republican l.udd g
Special Notices.
M'HE LACK V WANNA TRl'ST A ND SAFE
1 DEPOSIT COM PAN Y, OF SCRAN TON,
PA., .luu. K ISM
THE AN A I'AL MEETING OF THE STOCK
bolder, of the Company for tne eUotion of
pinetors w ill b held at their onire. No. 404
Lackawannu aveaue, on Monday. Feb y jt
l-.'t between the hours of ! and 4 p.m.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.. secretary.
'"'HE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR,'
X contaluiijg Frank Leslie's famous old
war pictures. Two volumes folio. Every
p ine Illustrated. Over 950 panes As an odu
caior it is unexcelled. Sold on easy monthly
payment, both volumes delivered complete
Address P. o Aluody. JIW Fianklm uenue,
egent lor Northeitstern Pennsylvunla.
f EAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 144,
Ivl corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue Twenty meal tlrKeU lor Sil jO. ilood
table bourd .
Legal.
1 'STATE OF WILLIAM MATTHEWS
j late of the city of Srrantou. county of
Lackawanna, und State of Peuusylvumu, da
ceased.
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to the undersigned
all persons having claims or demands RgaJntt
the said estate will proMIlt tliem (or payment
and all those indebted thereto will please make
iiniuedmte payment t
M RY II MATTHEWS,
RICHARD .1. MATTHEWS
CHARLES M MATTHEWB,
Executors
Scranton. Pa.
WILLARD, WARREN KNAPi',
Attorneys.
I ...
Orphans' Court Sale.
ORPHANS COURT SALE' ESTATE OF
Anthony Hcckman. deceased By virtue
of an order of the Orphans' OOQrt of Luc ku
wanua county, there w ill bo exposed to public
sale on the promises on Cedar uvenue. In tin
city of Scranton, in said county, on Tuesday,
too 20th dar of Pebraxry, ism, at o'clock p.
in., the following described real estate, to
wit: All that certain lot mid piece of land
situate in the said to nship of Providence,
now the JOtb ward of the city of Sorauton. in
the county of Luzerne mow Lackawanna i,
an 1 state of Pennsylvunla. on the westorley
side of Cedar street ( now avenue j, heing lot
number thirty-nine fJUi In square or block
number Ave la i upon the town plot of the
town (now city) of Scranton. made by D.
Coghlun, intended to be duly registered and
recorded etc. Said lot Is rectangular and is
twenty-six feet eight inches 2)feet H Ipeboe)
In width und one hundred and forty feet In
depth. Coal and udnoruls reserved with the
right to mine und rmiove the same as e
mies'd In deed for said land from .lames
Armstrong and wife to th: said Anthony
Heekuiau, dated the liith day of March, A. D.
1S7S, and recorded n the county of Luzerne
in deed book No. X2. page.V eU. All improved
witbaH iigiu two story frame dwelling house
and outbai dings thereon.
Terms of sale: Twenty Hvo Oil per cent,
of bid on day of sale and balance on contlrmi
Hon of sale
JOHN FERBER. Administrator,
M F. SANDO. Attorney.
Re i, state.
FOR SALE-SINGLE HOL'SE, 803 yUINCV
avenue: very desirable location. Anply
t F. REYNOLDS, or W II, LARD, WARREN
SKNAPP.
dhSdOSO WILL BUY MODERN NEWSROOM
' liouae, all Improvements; terms easy; cor
ner Madisi,n avenue and Deleware street. An
ply HARRY LEES.
C.1,40) WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
O corner Madisou avenue und Delaware
street. Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEES.
Cure for Headache.
As ii remedy for ull forms of Hendnche
Electric Bitters hoe proved to be the very
best. It effects n permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitunl sick beudaclien
yield to )t influence. We urge all who aro
afflicted to procure a bottle aiul jrivo this
remedy n fair trial. Incases of habitual
constipation Electric Hitter cures by Hiv
ing the needed tone to the bowuln,and fev
i uses long i osiM. the use of thin medicine
Try It once. Large bottle only Fifty cents
at Uattbuws Broa'. drug (tore.
For Earache, Toothache, Sore Throat,
Swelled Neck, and the results of colds and
inflammation, use Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil the great pain destroyer.
Among the industries expected to
resume, orenliirge tb.w week th follow
ing nro noted: The Sterling White
Lead company, at New Kensington,
will build an ndditioa to the wurlcs al
ready erected. The plsnt, when com
pleted, "ill give employment to 500
men. The resumption of work in fac
tory P of the United States Glass com
pany, Pittsburg, is scheduled to take
place during the early part of the
vvoek. There is reus. in to believe that
Moorehead'ii Shnrpsburg mill will soon
Btnrt up. The mills of llellvllla Gam
brilie & 0ft, at Baldwin Danku, Cecil
county. Md., which ha been close I
own f r the past six mouths, will
start on full time today. By the starl
ing up of this mill over sixty bands
will be giveu employment. The L -mokiu
Oar works have received u con
tract for forty electric cars for
the Philadelphia Traction company.
They also have contracts for other
loads that will keen them in operation
all summer. The 150 weavers of Hoyle,
Harrison & Kay's carpet mill. Poartb
and Lehign uvenue. Philadelphia, who
were thrown out of employment about
two weeks ago by the reduction of the
force of workmen of the mill, were
notified to report for work this morn
ing. The works of the Standard Silk
company, at Tobyhannn, has resumed
work. The mill has btMO undergoing
repairs. l. bus been reported that the
Missouri iron lurnuce in Caroudolet,
which supplies the Belleville concern
with pig iron, will resume. The Mis
sjuri furtiact, when in operation, gives
employment to about 'MO men The
(.'iiesapeake Nail works, at Harris
Lurg. which have bean idle several
mouths, will resume operations to lay.
A large number of men will be given
employment. The Hollandfllls Woolen
mills iu Limerick, Me., which have
been closed for three months put, will
start on full time on Feb. 1.
It cost the coal syndicate, hea led by
T. II. and J. N. Jones, tfOli. 500 to get
possession of the llonaldson coal tract
near Pottsville. The deal was closed
Friday, The tract comprises 12"! acres.
Extensive improvements will be made
at onc.--The Alder Rm.Cot companv,
n Clearfield county enterprise, capital
ized at $30,000. has iust been grunted i
charter. Keystone and Erie collieries,
Carbnndale, will not resume until Feb.
I No work was done in Powderly
mine, Carbondale, last week, bfcius
of an accident to the machinery, Six
Delaware and Hudson crews have been
idle on the Pennsylvania division the
past week, owing to slackness in trans
portation. Erie employ-s, too, share
in the depression. The M.uich Chunk
Daily Nws dubs Boranton the "Iron
City. '' It is complained by an Blthet
icul neighboring press that Him names
of the stations on the new Panther
Creek route are lacking in euphony an
appropriateness. Whero, they ask, is
the poetry in ' Hiiikr's Switch,"
' 'Staii if r's" "Tannersville," and the
like'. Erie shojis will not, until fur
ther orders, exceed the eight-hom
limit. The magnificent New York
Central, world bea'ing "999" locomo
tive will pull a gpeci il Wagner vesti
bule train out to the California mid
winter exposition at 'Frisco,
It will interest Scrantoninns to kuovy
that despite the shrinkage in business
circles during the past few months i
shrinkage which has borne especially
hard upon steam and electric transpor
tation companies of alt kinds-the
Scranton Traction company, under the
management of H. II. Arcner, has
been enabled to report an increase in
gross earnings for 1803 averaging 88
per cent. Toe expenses iiave naturally
been heavy, on account of the new
iinea opened up aud new connections
planned; but tuo showing made at the
anuual meeting of the stockholders was
H very unusual one, iu comparison with
the declines that have h en so general
In traction circles in other cities. It is
expected this year's business, swelled
by a vastly increased suburbau patron
age, will place the company in the
very front rank of traction investments.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western railroad on Feb 10 the
names of Frank Work, H. McKTwom
bley and H. C Fulineetock will be pre
sented to the stockholders for election
us managers in the places of W. II
Appleton, Bobert F. B.illantyne and A.
II McClintock Samuel Sloan will, of
course, be re elected president.
ii tbe opinion of the I'hilnd itpbtst
Times "the beueficial (ffeota of th-
Anthracite Coal Operators' association
are already being felt in the coal trade.
It allows each producing interest to
take as n basis its maximum produc
tion of anyone month within a certain
time. It seems that this organlzition
was instrumental in establishing a
standard of production on whion all
interests were to bis th-ir restrictive
policy, and this has always been a
weak point and the cause of much dis
senaion." Asa matter of fact.no tut si -neBS
in the country exhibits better
managerial tact und skill than does the
anthracite coal trade at this moment.
If some of tbe debt burdened, re
ceivership railroads bad equally care
ful management, the business situation
wonld quickly brighten.
Talking of cuts, the Boston and
Maine railroad holds tbe record. It
hue just slashed oft' (100 miles of passen
ger tr.ttic aud 401) miles of freight.sav
ing the road $2,8U8 daily. Engineers
have been reduced to firemen, and fifry
firemen huvo been discharged Dela
ware and Hudson Engineer T. E Aus
tin, of Uneonta, bus just been granted
a patent on his combined epark ar
restor and injector. It is said the man
agement of the road contain plate put
ting his invention upon all the loco
motives of the road. Fifteen firemen
on tbe Delaware division of the Erie
have been laid off as a tribute to gen
eral depression.
A report has been current for the
past day or two to the effect that nego
tiations have been nendiug for aome
time between the Lehigh Valley and
the New York Central, looking to an
alliance of some kind. It was stated
further that arrangements bad been so
far completed that preparations were
being made to remove tbe Bethlehem
offices to New York, Officials of
both companies prououuee the report
without foundation, and say no nego
tiations have been carried on between
the companies since the Lehigh Vdley
securod Hack righ s from tbe New
Y rk Cei.tral e.ive n Batuviu and
S isp usiou tin lift. T iis was over a
v-ar ugo.
Iiob Industrial Gl MPCSB:
T e Luckunnuua in ih v i eod d Dec.
3 1 8113 eeroed on the stork II 4 r re it.,
egni B9t) ierce.1. in leOJ .ndOJl per
cent, in mm. No w.md- r t-resideut Sloan
feel sen. re.
Tin re are about 188.600 street cars in
operation in the United states. Piacod in
r row they would fo' m a continuous line
reaching from New York to Buffalo.
Receiver Piatt, oi the New England,
says he propo es to administer the affairs
of the road iu the interest of shareholders,
liich means, that ho will oppose any fore
closure. Pocahontas coal shipments over the
Norfolk and Western railroad for the
week ended Jau. 'JO aggregated U3.901 tons,
or a decreabo over the same week last year
of 11,867 tous.
It is urged that the Erie's present plan
of reorganization should be so modified as
to bring the requirements lor fixed charges
well within tho present earning capacity
of tho system.
Heading und Lehigh Valley railroad em
ployes aro now studying the operutiug
rules as adopted by the American Railway
association preparatory to their udoptiou
on Feb. 1,
All the executive officers of tho Lebigh
Valley railroad, with the excoptiou of First
Vice President llartshorne, aro out of the
state at present.
The bondholders of the Ljuarry ville rail
road have decided to sell it aud n commit
tee of seven has boon appointed o repres
ent tlitt boudholders at tne sale, which is
to take place iu Plulude'phia.
The ilorris and Eisex branch of tho
Delaware Lackawanna and Western is
to be equipped at once with the block
signal.
rlNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SCcks and 1'onds
Nrw Yoitx, .Tun. '.'7. The total sales of
slocks today footed up M,b00 shures. At
times tbe market was almost at a stand
still, and had it not been for the little
slump in New Bngluud from l.' to
speculation would have been utterly de
void ol feature. It was again rumored
that the holders ot tho second mortgage
bonds would start proceedings at once to
forcclosetheproporty. (htneral market was
iu the main stroug. At the opeuiug prices
rose X to , Louisville aud Nashville
leading. Subsequently Lake Shore, St.
Paul, Ualon Pacific aud New England sold
off, but there was no special pressure to
aell. except iu the case of Now Lugland.
Lackawanna opeued nt lti2 bid. and InT
asked, Then the stock moved up to 1CJ,
a net gain for tbe day of The marnet
closed strong, except for New Euglund,
which was heavy.
The ton wing complete table snowing the
day's fluctuations in active stocks Is supplied
anil revised dally hv LaBer Is Puller, stock
brokers, Ml y n ; avenue:
Open- HI h- Low Clos
ing, est est. ing.
Am. Cot. Oil 'JS 2TW
Am Sugar 714 7; "S,S Wl
A. T.S. P IDs 11' U li't.
Can. So
Cen. N. J
chic. & N. W Ht4 I0BM liel'-i lW
C. H. & v 7l)I, 7Uis 78H 7
Chic. Oas S4 W VM MM
On C, 0, & St. L... 'Jfih 35jj 8V4 3$3!
col , Hock. Val. is T
D. & H
D.,L. &W ins Hiss Ills )m
D & C. P 'Mi '-h 26W
Erie i 15 1& UM 15
(i. B. Co : !!5 3W4 o4'i,
Lake Sboru I'M 12i U'U K'U
L. N 4nv 40K, 4W(, 411
.Manhattan 1-O4 1-IV4 1:14 i-Oi
Miss. Pac iUM tii 8
Nut. Lead '-'tl'a lUiti M IM
N. Y. ftN.E , 18U liilj Urti lU't
N. Y. Central S.10IM 10lyf, I1HJH4 lnu
N. Y.. O. & W
N. Y..S. & W
U. B, C. Co
North l'ac
North Puc. pt loss ,, ltl
Oniuha
Pan. Mail IIM in, 17?s ?Uj
Beading bWs iw ISM nUtj
Rock lIaud ti7 UTh, b7lH 7(
R. T ....
St. Paul 6 t!' 6S4i W
T..C. A I
Texas Pac .-U sU sU
Union l'ac lvU w Il IHI
Wabash, pf 4', IU, I4H Ufi
W. Union M Wli ml fS'a
w. i l. b ism iss m m
W. B L. E. pf ivj 4 i 4U!4 ltfVsi
Cblcavo Gr.
Scranton. Jan.
Hons are supplied a
Rar & Fuller, stock
line.
WHEAT.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
CORN.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
OATS.
Opening
Ulghost
Lowest
Closing
PORK.
Opening
Highest
I off st
Closing
LARD.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
CT sing
SH RT RIBS.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
and PmvDiona.
17. The following quota
n l c Treated daily by La
brokers. 1-1 Wyomin 1 uvo-
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Philadelphia Tallow Markst.
Pnil.ADkLiiiiA. Jan. 27. Tallow was
dull and wdak. Pricet were: Prime
city, in hogsheads, S.c; prime country.
In hogsheads, ftc. do. dark, in hogs
heads, 4J4C; cakes, 5ic.; grease, sKs?ic.
A DOLT I. a 1.1.1 iz, carrlago manufacturer,
1 1J Carroll street, Buffalo, N. Y., states:
I whs troubled with nausea of the -toiuuch,
sick headache and geueial debility. Bur
dock Blood Bitters cured me.
When Iinby was sir'.-, we gave her Castorla,
When she n us a Child, she cried for Castorls.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she hud Children, she guvethem Custurla.
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The Scranton Tribune.
A GRAND DISCOVERY
Latest News from Europe Upon
a Subject of Wicbspread
Interest.
LONG LIFE AND HAPPINESS
A Deelar tin , Made by the Great Doctor
fotherglll fortlie Itenellt .if the Peo
ple ot the Win Id Has Aroused
Much Attention.
London, Eng , Jan. 18 The follow
ing statement made by the late Dr. J.
Milner Fothergill, the eminent scien
tist, who was physician for tbe London
hospital for diteases of the chest, has
made quite a sensation. After denounc
ing oils and similar tuaiiaacus when
used as food, he says i "Futty, oily
foods cannot bo taken by those whose
stomachs are weak or whose digestive
organs are out of ordr. What food
Bhould such people have? I say they
need food which acts as attrengthener
and sustainer, us fuel to feed the lamp
of life, nnd that is starch food, A sol
uble starch food which will be readily
assimilated by the dirHtive organs is
......11 KO'l'm..
the food for people whose digestive or
gatih are weak."
It was only natural that such a state
ment coming from so high au author
ity should have made a profound im
pression among the leading physicians
and scientists of Europe, and it brings
into special prominence the recent dis
covery of pre-digesled starch food
known to doctors, to scientists and the
world as Paskolu. Comp ir.itively few
people outside the highest medicd cir
cles know of this woudorfnl discovery,
but It is known to possess the qualities
of 11 sh-forming, etreugth-impartiug.
life-giving power which has never been
known before In the history of the
world.
Tests which have been malo showing
ti weak, pale, run-down Condition, ac
companied Willi indigestion aud gen
ral losi of energy, have shown most re
markable resulis, and it is n t improb
able that the discov ry o:' Pa-kola will
bo accepted as the ll-sn-rormiog food
of the nineteenth century by the high
est authorities in both Europe and
America. Certainly, it is superseding
cod liver oils, beef tea. nn I the fatty
preparations which have been use I so
extensively in the past, and the results
so far achioved amply warrant the
wisdom of th ss who have tiiku such
action.
A pamphlet giving full particulars
respecting Pakola will lie sent onjap
Dlioatlon to tho I're-Digested Food
Co , lCsDuaneSt , N. Y. City.
NewYoik l'roduoe Market.
New York. Jan.26. Flock-Dull, weak.
Whkaj' Doll, steady. No. a rod,
store and elevator, VJ11;a64),,iC. : f. o. b.,
OliaGOc: ungraded red, tUaOfc.) alioat,
b7c; Ho. 1 northern, "Olt'aTOHc. options
dull, steady; No V. red duuuary, tti;c;
February, tii , .; ilarch, bis4.; A.ay,
MSJoc; June, t'.'Jo , July, 'iUKc; Decem
ber. 7;iC.
Corn Dull, oa-ior; No. 2. 4'J"c; ele
vator, 44c; options, dull, uuchangwl; Jau
nar) ,-l,.'c. ; February. 43J ,c; .ttarch, II . .;
May. 4. i-.
Uats--DuI1, easier: options dull, steady:
January. 'Mi:: tebruary, 88:,i-.: March,
84Jc.; May, S4Vc.: No. awhile February,
8t)iC.; spot juices: No. 2, BaWc; No. a
white, UeV&i No, B Chicago, MKc; No.
:i, ;t'j!4e. : No. a white, ;lftc; mixed west
eru,a4aS5c.; while do., Ddu4Di:.; white state,
Son 4rc.
Beef Dull, llrm.
liBi.K Ham Qol t.
' iritcKD Bn Dull,
( ut MtAis--ciuiet, firm; pickled bellies,
T)4jsSe.l do., shnulders, 0Jc.; do. bams,
HHc ; middles. uominH).
Laud Cuiot, llrm; western ateam, s 10;
city. IT.MWc.; January. $8.10; February,
May, $7.90; refined quiel; comment.
J8.50; South Americu, ts.30; compouud.
rJHi.eXo.
roKg-yuiet.stendy; mess, f 14 5(sl5.
BuTTEn Fair demand, nnchanged.
CiiKKSK Qoltt, steady; unchanged.
Euus yuiet, freely offered: ice house,
lanlSc. ; do., per cu-e, S,&0s8.95 western
fresh, lCaUc: limited, llMalSci southern,
!0al7c.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
PHVSK IAWS AM) RUHOKONSt
Dll U, B, ULAN. Diseases ol the Kye, .Nose
Tin oat and Ear, ,n Spruce street, oppo
site court house.
DB A J, lOMNBlL Offloe am Waablngtoa
avenue, corner Sprme street over
Franeke'l drug store. Krsideuce. 7IW Vine st.
Otllee hours: lii. J.) to K a. m. and '.' to I and
t; 30 to 7.:i0 p. m. Sunday. to :l p. m.
DR. VV L AI.l.KN'. Office coi Lacki
wanna aud Washlnstoii uvea.: over Leon
ai d IDoa store; olllco hours, 10 to U a. m. aud
U to 4 p. in ; eveuings at residence. Ml! .V
Wiishmgton sve.
DB.U U h KEY. 1'iactlce UlOited to Dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose aud 'I'hioat;
office, lii Wyouiiuguvo. Residence, jJi Vine
street.
DH. L.M. OA'l'ES, H i Washington Aeuu.
Office hours, to '. i, in I . a und .'
to 1 p.ta
ioiin i,. went::, m d.'uiii,,., ss rt,,u ii
ii Commonwoalth huilding: resldenna 711
XIadiBonave: office hours, l3 to U, :J to 4, 7 tj
!; Sundays 2.80 to 4. evenings at resldouoo. A
specialty made of dboases of the eye, ear, note
and throat and Kyneoolouy.
Dlt. 0, 0 ML UK AY, specialty made ou dis
cuses of eye aud skin. 212 Wyoming Ave.
Office hours: t'ntll 111 a m 2 to 4 aud 7 to S p m.
118. Dlt KINO. 8211 MCLHEKUY BTBBB I'
At Carhondale en Fridays nl each week.
M
M. .EHINAUY lUBUBUMt
1p STUltOE, Veterinary Surgeon, Den
j. list' y a specialty; gold uiedaliit of On
tario etcrinary Collee. Office. Summer's
livery, Dli at., near Keller's carrlugu shop.
Telephone No. 411
LAW VMBB.
M. U RANLiC i Law and CollMttM Of
fl . Bee, No. 817 Bvruco st., upiaatite Forest
House, Bcrantuii, I'a. ; collections a specialty
tbroiiKhont Pennsylvania; reliable correspond
ents lo every county.
j ESSL'l'S UAiS U. Attoraeyi and CounaaT
J lors at Law, Cominonwcalth building,
Washiugton av W.ll.JssHttr,
iimi m i E. i: i -ii.
W II. Jnssui', Jr.
W" iLl.AKD WAKKKN t K.SA1T, Attir
neyaauil Counselors at Law, Republican
building, Washington ave.. Scranton. Vs.
I" ) aWkRSON TT VvTLcbxC" Atioriieys" and
Counsellurs at Law; offices (I aud s Library
building, tivrenton, I'a.
Koswr.M, II. TATTlnSOE
Vfll.l.lAM A. WlM'OX
ALFRED HAND. WILLIAM J. HAND, At
torneys and Counsellors, Comniouweulth
bnllnlng. Rooms ID. 20 and 21
pRANK T. OK..LL, Attorney at Uw. Kuuin
F b, Coal Exchange Scranton, Pa.
Connolly& Wallace
gMBROIDERIES and Laces claim our special atten
tion for the next week. We do not hesitate to claim
the finest and largest stock of these goods ever shown in
Scranton.
To substantiate our,statement we only ask your in
spection of our line.
The newest effects in Embroideries are the GUIPURE
and IRISH POINT. We have an endless variety of ex
clusive styles.
Colored Embroideries are also good for the coming season, especially for trim
ming wash dresses.
See our line of wide-margin goods.
II0IDER1
II LACES
BSE
S
Lace Department
Is replete with everything new and desirable.
AND GALOONS. The latest thing out.
The POINT DE VENISE LACES
CONNOLLY & WALLACE
209 WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp, Court House.
MILTON W. i.OWRY, I Att'ys, 227 Washing
C. H VON STORCll, i ton uv . C. H square.
1 AMES W. OAKFOHO,
Attorney at Law,
dth b'l'g
rooina w, m ami u;, uoiiimonwoaitli nig
QAMUBL W. EDO Alt, Attorney at Law.
M Office. .'117 Sprucnst . Scranton, I'a.
I A WATRES, Attorney nt Law, 42J
I J. Lackawanna aue., Seranton. I'a
FV. SMITH. Counsellor at Law. office?
. rooms M. fin. fil Commonwealth bulliilng
R. PITCHER. Attorney at Law. Com
monwealth bullalng. Scianlon, Pa.
CJLOM EOY8. 821 Spruce st.
c.
OB REPLOole. Attorney-Loans nogo-
tiatod on roal estate security. 40 Hpruoe.
Br-KII.LAM, Attornov at Law. 13U Wy-
omlng avenue, Scranton.
HAVE YOl'R DEEDS AND MORTfJAOES
written und ucknowledgnd by J W.
BROWNINO, Attorney aud Notary Public, JV
Commonwealth Hulldihg'.
BCHOO I.S.
QCHOOL OF THE LACkAVANNA7sron
yJ ton, Pa., prepares boys and girls for collegj
or business: thoroughly trains young children
Catalogue ut reu.ue.st.
Rrv. Thomas M. Can.x,
Walter H. Bcei.l.
MISS WORCKSTER'H K1NDF.ROARTEN
and School, 412 Adams uvenue. Pupil,
r.ceived at all times. Next term will open
Janusrv 29
111 M ISTS.
c LAtJBACH, Unrgeon Dentist, -No. ill
v ' . Wyonilnr ave.
B. M. hTBATTQW, office Coal Bxetui niie.
I.HANS.
OTOP PAYING KENT. OWN YOUb
O Dome, Money to loan on easy inontlilj
symenta S. N. CALLENDER, Dime Bam,
Bulldmg
HOI Kl.s AND RKsTADRANT.
t PHB W EST V I NSTBB, T72i"ointm;
1 nve Rooms heated with stuam: ull mod
era improvamenta C. M. Thcuan, I'rop
ZiKOLF.RS HOTEL, 827 Lackawanna ave
nue, Scranton. Rotes reasonable.
P BllOMtn, Proprietor
lIkUXAilWaTER HOTEL,
W. O. SCHENCK, Manager
Sixteenth street, one block cast of Hroadway
at Union Square. New York.
American plan, Sa Wper day and upward
tOYMB HOL'SE. European plan: good
" loom, Open day und night. Bar sup
plied n ltn the best
P. n. rovyR. Proprietor
OCRANTON HOL'SE near D., L, B W, pas
aenger depot. Conducted on the Kuropeat.
plan. Victor Koch. Proprietor
J RAND CENTRAL. The largest and u.,s
VI oquiupe I hotel in Allentowu, Pa. J ratej
F- and (200 per day.
VICTOR D. B.ARNFit. Proprietor.
A MCU ITKCTH
AVls i lloUPT, Arcnite:ts. Rooms 21.
2ft and 2i'i Commonwealth b'ld'R. Scranton
I,' L WALTER, Architect Library liuii.i
j inif, Wvomlng avenue. Scranton.
D
V L. HKOWN. Arch B Architect, Price
I bnlkllng.lM ushlngton Ave.,Scrauton.
MISCBI I A N Lot's.
nit I ON D. SWAitTS- WHoLESa'LE
i I
1 1 lumber. 8 aud U
Scranton. Pa.
Dime Bank building.
EOAROEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
lUDDilea, enveionea, mikv bags. twm.
Vturehouja, 180 Wasbingtou ave, Scranton.
Pa.
TPRANK P. BROWN ft CO.. WHOLE
I sale dealers iu Wood ware, Cordage and
Oil Cloth, 720 W. Lackawanna avenue.
BAUBB'S l tRCllESTRA - MCsYo "koT
balls picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and conceit work furnished. For terms
nddreaa R. J. Hnuer. conductor, 117 Wyoiuiug
nve , over llulbert's music store.
,V.UA FiNN i SONS, builders and contracT
j tors. Vurds: Corner Olive st. und Adams
uve ; corner Ash st. and Penn nve , Scranton
SF.KIIS.
C'V rTcLARK ft CO., Seolsmen. FforlsM
Tt and Kurserrmenj stora us Washington
avenue; green boiise, I8S.I North Main uvenue;
-lore telephone 7s:.'
I IAS.
UIIANdT'NIoN TEA CO., Jones Bro-i. "
1KB s, iti: ns.
OS KUBTTBU all Lackawanna nvomu.
ft Scianton. Pu . ma:uil"r of Wire Sereens
fFHE DUTHE1L STUDIO,
OIK LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
A Old SCRANTON, I'A.
sV
m y uiiau isaoi-, a roniraer wun a
S 11 frame factory to turn out 1,090
d fT Irani s between now and Chr st
$ v mas, 1 lsh to announce to the nub
lie that I will make a ULNUINE
CRAYON PORT It A I V copied I rom
any small one ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
CHARGE.
LATKBT siM I s OB FRAMES 1 ROM
91 .50 I r w A it u
Workmanship guaranteed.
Frames o0 per cent, less than regular price
E. DCTHB1L, Artist.
DUPONT'S
MININU, BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
Mauufncturodat the Wapwallopen Mills. Lu
cerne county Pa., audatWIl
iniugton, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
Oeneral Agent for the Wyoiulug District,
uB Wyoming Ave,
Scranton Pa.
Ihird National Bank Buildiug.
AOMOtta.
TIIOS. FORD, Plttaton. Pa.
JOHN SMITH SON: Plymouth Pa.
E. W. Ml'LLlGAN, Wllkes-Barro. Pa.
Agents lor the Rcpunuo Chuuitoal Com
pany's Hlgb Explosives
A Handsome Complexion
Is one of tho greatest charms a woman can
lmsscsa PotsoNi's Complexion Powdeb
gives It.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY. JAX. 29.
,d appearance here and only Visit till
season.
BARN A BEE, KARL and McDoNALD S
Robin Hood Opera Go.
An exceptional cast, Including
Fatimah Diard, JeiOtM Stvkes.
Mary Palmer. K, S. Wentwoi th,
Agues Stone. R. ss David,
Ethel Balcbe. C. E. I.andie,
And a stroug chorus.
Special Scenery. Elab rate Costumes.
Special Pr.ees Parbir, $1.24; orchestra, or
chestra circle and two first rows ot balcony
Si ; remainder of balcony, 74a; gallery, 2ftc.
Sale opens Krlday.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY, JAN. 1.
FIRST TIME HERE.
Chas. Frohmans Comedians
The only original company of the name, In
their latest aucceas.
MRS. GRUHDY, JR.
Adapted by author of "Beau It, annuel,"
Mr. Clyde Fitch, trom the Parlslau
success, "Coruigun VaX Cornigan." ,
Twenty one Capable Actors, (.treat Divorce
riul Scene. Sale opens Tuesday
N. H. P.ROOKS, Supt. nnd Lecturer.
HARRY THORN E. Stage Manager.
Veek .-ommeneiiur MONDAY..! ANL'AllV 'Ja
Wonderland's : Winter : Circus,
THE NO KLTV OF0'l'i;riF.S
A Theatre Transformed Into uiCircus Iu Mid
winter,
lowna, AcFoBaiia, Bat eplnnon,
Blocle Kl,;ers, loot Jogglei-s.
nsrons Men. lie Walkci.
Cannon Unit .fugglers. l-unny
Donkeys, King Master. Red
Lemonade and Sawdust.
In fact, the whole business.
SpkclALNOTICE-Heiealtur.OperaChttira
can be reservod, by numbers, afternoons
inly, for the evening performance without
extra charge. Secure your seats iu advance.
lOc. to back of balcony: 20c. to front of
balcony and rear parquette; aoe.opera cbalra.
Performances at I JJ and b. 16 p.m. Doors
open at 1.00 and 7.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. 1
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Anthracite coal umed exclusively, insuring
cleauliness and omfort.
TIME 1'AULL IX IU'EI.'T JAN 14, 1S9I
Trains leave Scraulou for Pittstou. Wilkes
Barre, etc.. at BM .IJ, 11.30 a. m.. 12.00. 2 0 t.
ir, o.isi, ,.so, ii.vs p. m. Sunuays OUO a. in ,
1.00, 2.00, 7.10 p. m.
For Atlantic City, b 10 a. m.
For New York. Newark and Elisabeth. 8.10
express; a.m.. 12.3U . express with Buffet
parlor car I, 0 ::o (express I p. m. Sunday. 2.tO
p. m.
Fob Maitii chi nk, ai.i .imtowx, Bethlc
iiem, Easton and PmiAiiKi.eiiiA. - in a. in..
12.80.3.30. 5.U0 (except Philadelphia i p in.
Sunday, 2 00 p. m
For Loxo Bhahi b, Ocean Obove. etc., st
K10a. m., lli.80 p. m.
For Reading. Lebanon and Hurrijburg. via
Allentowu, H.lOa. m.. 1S.S0, .".00. p.m. Sunduy.
1MB p. m.
For Pottsville. 1.10s, in . 13 30 p. m.
Returning, leave New York, foot o: Libertv
slrest. North river, at M", n-xpreasi u. in.'.
LIU, 1.30, 4.3U (express with Buffet parlor can
p. m. Sunday. 4.91 a. in
Leave Philadelphia. Keudiug Terminal. 8.4
a. m , 2.00 and 4 Kl p m. Suudav. 0 27 a. m.
Through tickets to all points at lowest rate
may be had on application nmdvauceto the
ticket agent at Ihistathu.
11 f BALDWIN.
Otti Pass Aaelit.
J. H OLHADBEK,
Oeu. Supt.
J EH10H VALLEY RAILROAD
Train leave Seranton for Philadelphia and
New Wk via. D A H 'R R at s )j jy.
2.35 and 11 3Ap. m via D.. L. A . P.. K . mi-,
11. 0 a.m.. and 1.80, S.50 p. in.
Leave Scranton for Pittstou and Wfffc'
Barre via D., L ft W. It. R., 8 0s. II 2J a. in .
1.30, 860, Ii.ij7, tt.is j). m.
Leave Seranton for White Haven, llailetoti.
Pottsville and all points on tne Beaw-r
Meadow aud Pottsville branches, via D. ft li.
R R. at sa.m .. 12 lo, 8.38, 1 10 p.m . via D . I.
ft v . K. H . us. 12 lo urn.. I. 840 pjn
Leave scrunton for Betnlehem. Baston.
Reading. Harrisburg and all intermediate
points via D. ft H. R R.. s u.m ,12.10, 188, II. 15
p.m., via D.. L ft W. R R...o. 11.20 a. m . I M
3.40 p.m.
i Leave Scranto i lor Tunkhaiiiiojk. To.v utds,
Elmlra. Itoaea, Geneva and all intcrui jdiati
points via D. ft H R R.. 1 25 and 11.8". p. m.,
via D. L. ft W R. K . V !W a in.. 1.30 p. m.
Leave Scranton for R s.hester. Budalo. a:
agara Falls, Detroit Chicago and all poiuts
west TiaD. ft H R. Ii. 1 23.tU5.ll X, p. m.. vu
D. L ft W. p.. Ii. and Pittstou Junctkm tj 41
a. in. for Bulta.o only I, 1 30 0 3i p. m , via E ft
W. R .R.. l.lo p. in.
For Elmlra and th west via Salamanca, via
T), ft H. K. R. at U. lip. m.. via D . L. ft W R.
By ii, O.aC a. m. and u.u7 p. m.
Pullman parlor ml sleeping or L. V. chair
ears on all trains between L. ft R Junction or
Wilkes-Barre aud New York. Philadelphia,
Bnflalo and Ssbpeiisiou Bridge.
HOLL1N II W1LBFR. Won Supt. East Div
CHAS. S. Ll E lien. Pas,. Ag t. Phila .Pa.
AW.KONNBMa0BBR.Asi t Qju Pass g t.
South Bothleheiu, Pa.
EDEN MUSEE
Week Cotnnencing Jan. 29.
OUMIO HALL.
f r
- ,. i-, . -a-' a I.Vai Ji'.---"t'..W ajw.
ConnectingLink
AT LAST FOUND.
JAMES MORRIS,
The Wonderful Elastic Skin Man.
The Original London Punch
and Judy.
DELAWARE AND IIL'D
SON RAILROAD.
Commencing May SO, 180ft
trains will run as follows
Trains leave Bridge Street
BUtJon, Scranton. for Pitts
t,m. Wilkes Barre. etc.. h.00.
1.07. 8.87, 10 42 a. m . 12.10.
1.24. 2.3s 4.10. 4,14, 6.15. V. 15
and ll.u p. in.
For New ork and Phlla
delohia. sou a. m. 1210.
U8. 4.10 and II 30 p. in
For Honesdale , (rom Delaware. Lackawanna
and western depot , 7.IW, 5.30. 10.10 .m . 12.00
in.. 2. 17. 4.10 p. m.
For Carl o-idale and Intermediate stations.
"..40. 7 00, ,s.;n. 10.10 a. m . 12.00 m ,i 17, 3.2'.,j In.
0.2.1 and ti :I5 p. iu ; trom Plidge bireet Depot.
2.01 a. m., 2.l7uud ',1 C4 p. m.
Fast express to Albany, Saratoga, the Adl
rcudsck leoantalu". Lost m nnd New England
points. .V40 a. in., at n vint at Albany 12.45
Barataga 2.20 p. , snd leavinr Boranton at j
p. m . arriving ut Alhanv at 4.80 p. in. . Sara
toga. 12.44a. 111 . and I: -'o ;.il a. m.
Tne only direct route between the coal Held
and Boston ' The Leading Tourists' Rout
of America" to the Adirondack .Mountain re
sorts. Lakes Oeorge and Champlaiii. Montreal,
etc.
Time tables showing local and tht'.ugh train
service between stations ou ull divisions Dela
ware und Hudson system, may be obtained at
all Delaware and Hudson ticket office j.
B. . YOUNU. J, W. BUBDICK,
Second Vice President. Oeu. Pass. Agt,
Dil.AW.iRF. LACKAWANNA AND
u EBTERN rai road
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Express
for New York and all js.lnts East. 1..VI, 8.40,
4.14, 8.00 aud 840 a. ui. ; 12 J afld 3 50 p. in
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadelphia
and the South, 51. . s oO and BIM a in : IBM
and 3 50 p. in.
Washington and way stations. 2 .40 p, 111.
Tohyhanna accommodation, it 10 p. m.
Expr ss for Blngbuniton. Oswego. Elmirn.
Curnlng. Bath. Dausvilie, Mount Morris aud
Buffalo, 12.10. 2 15 a. m. and I 24 , m.. making
1 lose connections at Buffalo to all points In the
West. Northwest and Southwe'.
Buffalo accommodation, v ,08 a. in
Binghauitou uud way stations. 12.17 p. m.
Nicholson nnd wac stations. 5 4ft p. iu.
Bingbamton and Elmira Express, 0 06 p, in.
Express tor Cortland, Syracuse. Oswego,
UUOaaaa BtohfleU Springs, 2.15 a. m. and l.'.'l
in.
ltliica."l.',aiid H'O a. 111 and 1 SI P. ni.
lor Northumberland. Pittstou, Wnkes Barre.
Plvinouth, Bloomsburg and Danville, making
close connections at Northumberland for
Wllllanuport. Harrisburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington and the South.
Northumberland I intermediate stations,
ti.00. 850 a. m. and 190 and 6.07 n. m.
Nanttcoke and Intermediate station. SiW
and U.!U a. m Plyinuutb aud luieruiedlutj
stations. O.iOand 0.8s p. 111.
Pullnuin parlor und sleeping coaches on all
express trains.
For detailed Inforinuliou. pocket Urn tables,
etc , apply to M. L. Smith, city ticket otttui.
32s Laekawaunaavenu'.'. or depot UOaet ofxtos,
tHKATBIt
lfAnRY S. EATON 3
Afro-American Vaudeville
Company.
A stricriy moraleiiteitainmeut. Tho onlyle
gltlmate Colored Vaudeville Company
before the public.
UP 10 MTE, EVERYTHING NEW,
Admission, 10c.
THE LARGEST
CHEAPEST
BEST
The Tribune
V'KW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
1 Railroad. Scranton Division. Tim table
In effect Nov 10. IBB.
Trains leave Scranton for Carbondalc:
0.40, 183, 11.05 a. in., 4.5U, 8.10 p. m
For Hancock Junction and main connections
11.05 a m . 8 10 u. m.
Trains leuve HiincocV Junction for main
line connection for Scranton, 0 00 u.m .'i.U'i
n. iu.
Trains leave Cut bondalo for Scrnutou 7.21,
8 15 a.m., 1.10, 3.34, 0.16 p iu.
J. C. ANDERSON,
Oeneral Passenger Agent, New York.
T. FL1TCROFT,
Dlitrict Passeugor Auent, Boranton
1 RIE AND WYOM1NO VALLEY RA1L
Vj ROAD.
Train leave Scranton for New York and in
termedlate points on the Erie and Hawlev and
local point at 8 35, v.", a. m. aud 824 p m.
Train leaving at 0 45 a. m. and 3 24 p. ui.
are through trains to and from l onesdale.
Trains leavo for Wllk-Barreat4.40a. m. and
3 11 p. m.