THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY li, 1894.
ONE CENT
A Word.
n'mifjo all blasts foil that much, W
Ht .Situations Wanttd,uhieh arn ittSSTtM
'fAX
Situations Wanted.
GENERAL NEWS
OF INDUSTRIES
SITUATION WASTED BY
L7 years old with
. . i or grocery a
L can "'.f up lu
on avenue. . it.-
A BOY 1.
t hi r education lu u dry
ito e, or some but ne tnut
A'ldlets 1 U .. 6 Mill II
OiTVATlvN WA-N I'tD-lNl'LLLlOLNT,
o reliable tad ste. dy youug pn wishes
situation as salesman or clerk- witu business
house Experlenci-d. Addies..I.Trlbun.-oftlre.
TV a N T E 1 1 - 3C k I' bB 1 N U . Ho C sE- CL E A N
? ing, or any household worn by the Jay.
AuJrs. MRS W ATPW8, 'Jin Bromtoy ay,
UTATKiN WANTED l!Y A YOl Nl.l
ll.au with tail t dlleatloll, not afculd i.I
s
i-ork;euii furnish tlrxt
dress. K. B-. this office.
hiss reference. Ad
rOUNO MAN. WITH GOOD
LM.'E, would like a position in
bud work.
:t. not at I aid of
II.. Tribune office.
REFER
store or
Address, ('
UT ANTED SITUATION BY a GIRL I-n
lawyer s office to kecplu -uder Aimer
Cull Tin hunk Utile...
w
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'ANTED a
tn HM t1
hours eaca liny.
office.
'ANTED SWIATION AH COACHMAN
gsnHier. Address II. A.. Tribune
ofllce.
T 1 A. T 1 o N WANTKU A WOMAN
: would ltke to gat oat by the day washing
..ir cleaning, or will take washing noun. Ad
dress, MARY DONNELLY,
Scrantnn PontofMne.
DY A YOl'NU 5! A N IN DRY GOODS OR
1) grocery stor. or some business where bo
i ...uld work uu. Some e-xtei lein e. good ioi-r
. QCA Will Won clo-a
Montrose. Pa,
Vol Nil LADY WISHES
i indl r gentleman a tow
Address 11. care ! Pi Ibauo
Restriction or Authrdcite Output Is
Possible by Indiviullll OptUtois.
Made
Address I' ''ox
Agc.-its Wanted.
U'NTEDASALESMArl, 131 TO J50
weekly can bo inade with oar goods in
tiny locality, will prove it or torfeit sioo.
Solory or DMunlMtoa us yon prefer, 'fiio re
etiltsiif i tOW Ii.iiir.' work often squall a
v., k' fim, Address, "MAMUPAOTUR-
MRS," P, S Box 8908, Bolton. Mass.
U' ANTED-BOY'S AND QIRL8 who
vv.su to make money when ont o(
rtiool: tend nam and we will tell youhowi
no money wanted. F. Sl'AYNKK. Providence
B. 1.
-eadv uiiiDinviueut
NATIONAL CLEAN
Arcade building.
rWO YOUNG MEN OP GOOD
:n ill set
Appl:
1 ' AN'TKII
iddMm to i-ali on btUlDIM hiiusea.
for lood
TOWEL COMPANY,
For Sale.
nOR BALE- BECOND HAND GOOD
1' Moraine ronfo, chomp, IMT Oodw of oaao.
HARM POR HALE OB EXCHANGE POB
J' city property. Inquire of W. C DAVIS,
I'M LoioyottO street. '
noR sAL 11 A PLATFORM BPRING
V wagon, tod notiio for fait or runt, in
mdreof B f, BUMMErtBELL, Moooow, i'n
I CK FOB SALE DELIVERED IN SCRAN'
I ti.u kt Via per ton Inquire of W. II.
SUITS or M. H. HCPP0RD, CUrk'n Hum-
Wit. Pa.
r?OR BALE li VCRE
J and ntanalla, .1. M.
BBEKPilLD, t-a
Monroe ave.
L-OB SALE OK EXCHANGE POR SCRAM
J. ton property - A bearing oraugo groye
llll lOMllii in proauetlou aud value yearly in
the orauge auction in Horida Addroa P. L.
NETTLlpTON, ljiko Helen. Finrida
tar Rent.
i"oK RENT APRIL 1
1 occupied by the Telephone Exchange.
THE BOOMS NOW
US
Lackawanna avenue Apply at the ofllCO of
l.ehiuh Salt Milium ( 0., Third .Natl.uial Uauk
building L. S. ami E C. Puller.
noB
ii
RENT-
nue from April
HOUSE Si WYOMING AVE
l.levell i '.-in-. ull the
modern Intprovt'iucii s. rent $5u per u.oiith.
Apply to P, H. ULEMON8, ti Lackawanna
avenue.
V'OR RENT-HToRE. 511 LAt'KAWANNA
1 avenue, l.j April. 1. . i. ... ol Henry i
Fray, 421
preuiLsva
Luikawanua OVffltia
in.
AGREEMENTS ARE ADHERED TO
One of ttie Quick Benefit--, of tlie An
thracite Coal Operators' Association
Is Seen in trie Harmonious and
Loyal Atlituds ot the Factors in
Hard Fuel Production Curious
Mechanism Constructed by Joseph
Meylrott, of West Pittslon Miscel
laneous Pickings of News and Gos
sip Relating to Industrial Interests.
It in agreed on all sides amon the
anthracite trade that tlia prevailing
gnod feeling which has nudo the prea
ent aevere restriction pjaaible and
ueueral, If due in no sm ill detrren to
the asaociatioti of individual operators.
It is computed that these operator
luiuo one-third or more of the total
output of anthracite, and their reaili
UMUl to assume their share of the duties
of the trade has produced a wide im
pression. Heretofore when a plan fur
i esti totioti whs proposed it ha
often been, saiJ -and perliapi at
times with a slight measure of justice
because of the luck of a geueral under
standing; "the individual operators
will continue shipping and sp ill tbe
market;'' but now these itentlemeu are
organized and are prepared as a body
to follow the lead of thelarjie Interests
in carryiug out any proposition whioh
looks toward the benefit of all con
cerned. This has made the pieseut re
striction possible; perhaps a more,
stable agreement tor tbe wnoU trade
may be the ultimate outcome.
Joseph Meytrott, of West Pittlton,
Who d-sigued the model breaker ex
hibited at the World's fair, is at work
upou a model combiuationcoal breaker
and washer, wbich will ba placed on
exhibition at i the Pennsylvania State
college. We borrow from the Pittston
Guette this iuterestiug description: It
is a working model to show tbe process
of preparing autbrucite coal for mar
ket. It is constructed to handle all
small coal from mine separate from
coal that is brokeu by machinery. The
structure is? feet wide, 10 feet long
and 11 feet high, tbe mat .-rial being
: red ..birch and cherry. Coal is taken
I into the breaker by means of a plane
; and car.-, and when it is dumped out of
; cars into tbe dump chute it passes over
a tier of round iron bars placed
sufficiently far ap irt to allow coal from
the size of buckwne.it to stove to pas
between bars. This is run directly to
the washer iu the washing tank. Tue
! washer is a conical screen provided
with a solid shell. After the coal is
washed it is hoisted by au elevator one
story higher and enters a round screen.
This screen sizes it. tin small coal go
ing to coal pockets and the nut and
stove going to jigs to be slated and
then conveyed aud run into coal pock
ets The coal that passes over the first
tier of bars runs ovsr a solid portion of
plates and enters on a set of oscillating
bars that are placed still wider apart
and that allow coal from buckwheat
to grate to fall between Ihenr. This
iroes to a square gyrating screeu that
sizes ike grate, e?, stovj and nut.
Smaller sizes are hoisted by au elevator
aud enter the washer.
I 'OR KENT IX BURR BUILDlMttWABH.
V ington avenue, a tew desirable office ami
Rata- Kent rry reasonable 4to desirable par
ti-a Can be seen bv applying to janitor in
building. For teriri-i apply to CHARLES A
Jll'HK. '.M4 North Main avenue.
f.'OR RENT -A LARGE STORE ROOM AT
4nS bpruce street. Inquire at 111 Wyom
ing avenue.
V'OK RENT -THREE ROOMS. FRONT OS
r nevoid floor, over N. a Hnlbsrt'a music
Store, 11, yoiuing aveuue, from April 1.
quire In the itore.
In-
TWO-STORY BKK'K DWEL
hug i.-ii modem Improvement. Mi
HAL KK r, OUL,LlB
I 'op. KENT
1
Purest court. Ani.lv to
agent, 7x1 Soat Laokawanna avenue.
'o LET PtiR A TERM OF YEARS -Part
or all of three hundred feet uf yard
rc,.iu along railroad Apply at 9M Franklin
avenue.
M'u RENT-STORE Oaffi OS FURNISHED
J ball ou flreen Ridge street. Very desira-Lili-locatiiiti
and ou reasonable terin-c Apply
p P E. NETTLE TON or .'. S. WOODBUPP,
Pi' publican hullding
Lost.
CJT''AVNL. PavER W ATM t
A j with pin attached. The tinder will be
SI itabtv rewarr!-1 by returiiiiig to Charlei A.
Bui r, i:t Sm ill Main ajrenja
Spcci.r
TICKETS C'AN
I.lie
tall.
Twenty
board.
uu.-al
Notices.
nd Franklin
ticgcti for S. 59, flood
AlfcAL TICKETS CAM P.E HAD AT 141.
-It ,1'll.er l-prc.' e -it 1' -et and J alikun live
Rest Estate.
IOK SALE SiNOLE HOUSE, lK CJP'INUY
avenue; very desirable boatlon. Apply
H F REYNOLDS, or W1LLARD, WARREN
KN'APP.
V-J.ijii WILL BL'Y MODERN NEWSROOM
liou.se. nil tDipr. iv- nu'iit-.; terma easy; cor
The grata coal from this screen
would have to be hand picked. Kgg is
partially cleaned by m ichluery, stove
and nut to jigs. The coal that passes
over the oscillating bars is haul
picked, leaving tbe pure coal to go to
main roll No. 1. This coal enters a
round double screen, is llsid aud im
mediately enters coal posksls without
any picking. Tue coal that is picked
out on plates is put into toll No. 2,
then passes to a tquare gyrating screeu
that sizes grate, egg, stove aud nut.
irate aud egg are band picked ; stove
by mechanical appliance and not to
jig. Koll No I) is for rebreaking grate
aud egg coal This coal is also
hoisted by elevator aud screened
la a round screen that lltM stove, nut,
pea and buckwheat. 1'his goes direct
to tbo cool pockets. Koll No 4 is for
rebreaking all impure coil from gi atn,
egg, stove, aud nut pickings that are
gathered into a conveyor and hoistel
with an elevator into the slate room
where all impure coal and rock is taken
oat. Tbe screenings from loading coal
are conveyed to au elevator aud hoisted
up into breaker, entering ascroeu to
be siz-id. The culm and slate is con
veyed out of the buildinir. lhere are
--.i. pockets to receive coal au 1 fifty
fight outlets or gats to draw coal iuto
i ail road cars.
Hi r Mad iron avonus and : .. , . .
ply HARRY LEES.
Ap
I 40.1 WILL BUY VLHY DESIRABLE LOT
corner Madleon areuue aud Delaware
at rest.
Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEES.
Ecranton Wholesale Markets.
KcRASTOii. Feb. I'd . --Fruits akd Pbo
duck piled apple, per lb., Ba7v.: svap
biated apples, luallc. per lb.; Turkish
prunes, 44ja5. ;Eugllah currauta.ia'J'c;
layer raisins, tl.TSnl.-iU; muscatels, tlaDa
1,811 per box; new Valencies, Ca7a.
per lb.
Leass Marrow fats, H iJs'.'.bO per
bushsl; mediums. tl.TOal.t$u
P-ass ureeu, tl U5al.no per bushel ;spUt,
-j..a.ac.tW; lentels, UalOo. per pound.
Fotatoaa 0a65c. per busbel.
OxloNS--60a"uc. per bnsbel.
Huttbh 2ha25e. per lb.
i'HSESR lualSe. per lb.
EQaFreab.ivHsEUe.i pickled, HalSc;
coolera UalBc,
1'oultrt Chickens, dressed, UHrPHc :
turkeys, Hia13o.
AlsATa aama, n.'ic.: large. lAKe.1
skinned hams, lOKe.; California hams,
t-'-c; shoulders, 8y,c.; dry salted bellies,
Ito.i smoked breakfast bacou. ll'-;c;
fresh pork lolnu, tfHc; "Wyoming" pork
suusage, lie.; Wyoming borne madesau
aaga, 8-pound pail, larded, He; batch
ers' eausage. SUc. our own make; freah
pork shoulders, bo.: fresh pigs' (set. I
He: fresh pigs' Leads, to.; fresh spars
ribs, Sc.; fresb leaf lard, lie; frssh
kidneys, bo. doz.; rough sausage
meat, aC: tongue. tHo.;plncke, Sc.eacU;
Whole hogs, 1 c.
Pohk Mesa at 117; short cut, 118.
Laud Leaf la tisrees atSJici lu tabs,
'JKc; In 10-pound pails, 10o.; In B-poaud
pails, 10j"c.; S-pound palls, lujs'e. per
poond.
Bur Choice sugar cured, smoked beef,
14c.
"Fuioit Minnesota patent, per barrel.
t4.80a4.60: Ohio and Indiana amber, at
13.76; Graham at 18.40; rye hour, at
t&:n.
Luck wheat Floor fcl.85 par owt.
Fsxr-Mlxed, par cwL, at tA.00.
Graib Rye, oto.; corn, 4V to&Ja,; oats,
tWa45c. per bushel.
Ktk STRAw-Per ton, tltalfl.
ilAV' Per ton. tlCaltt.
The Uesdiug railroad receivers hop)
to have the papers sufficiently advauced
by ti day to make application to the
courts for the first step toward reor
ganizUion, namely, tho issuing of
15.000,000 of the Coal andiron com
pany's trust bonds. The bond has
ulready been drafted.
Minor Industrial Notes:
A tumor is afloat that the Brie Coil
toinpauy is about to ettahliah a relief fund
lor all tbe miner in tbeir employ, upon
tho same plan as thai ot the Heading and
Lehigh Valley Railroad company.
Tyler, .McTiu k A: Co., alter drilling sev
eral week, have struck the Buck Moun
tain coal leanj, flve'feet thick, at their col
liery near St. CTalr.
A contract to build tbe Lehigh Traction
company's trolley road from Harleigh to
preelaud, seven miles, baa been awarded
to the Went Lake Eiectric company, of
Philadelphia, winch will employ 500 men.
Work In all departments at the Lehigh
Valley shops, in South Easton, is Increas
ing, and there is now enough to keep the
-i , jr. running frill time.
West Shenandoah (Irant & Preston's No.
it collieries will resume operations today,
after being idle for s:x weeks. Employ
ment will lie giveu to 1.5UU men uud boys.
Tbe Lynn VI n General Electric coin
pnny will start their factories today on
lull time, which ineansa iti hour schedule
and tho employ inent of tome 1,80(1 bands
The company has received several large
orders recently.
Au Hucouragiug outlook for rally re
sumption in all the departments of tue
Reading iron company is reporieu. inu
two large blast furnaces, Nos. l aud two,
which have been Idle siuceJuly, 18V'.', are
undergoing repairs and will he- put lu op
eration early next month. They will turn
out 800 tons ot Iron a week, and employ
ISA men. A tube mill of the compauy will
resume today. It smplovs JO men. The
puddling department is runniug on dou tile
mm full handed.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bondt.
New Yiii.il. Feb. 17 At tbe Stock Ei-
chauge the week doted as it opened,
namely, dull aud uninteresting. Tbo
bulls al corded tho Grangers cood support
atthe start and fractional advances ware
lecorded. but as the Industrials developed
weakness a dinposUlou to realize iu the
railway list win soon manifested. Specu
lation, however, was listless throughout
and was contluuii largely to tbe traders in
the board, tbe uncertainty in regard to
legislation at Washington still checking
operations fur outside account. Whisky
declined 1 and Sugar IV Chicago Gas
droppod lyjj. Outside of tbo shares named
the decline" was equal to ,V,a. The sules
of stock aggregated ouiy $j,13i shares
The market closed dull utid irregular.
The following complete table showing the
dav'a Ilucluatioua in ucliv stocks la supplied
aud revised daily by Laliar A Fuller, stock
brokers. Ill Wyoming aveuue:
Open- HLh Low Cios
I ing. est. eat. lug.
Am. (.t. Oil
Alii Sugar SO S-l 7SV4
A. T. ft S. P lilM l's - W
Can. So. Wa .'iUS 59HI fiul
Cell. N. J Hi IU Hi 115
Chic. & N. W liUVs 1WU Uejd I0IM
C. B. A Li : 7r)i 7itJ '.uVi
Clilu. Gas t4 84jB SSA. (Ull
C. (Li C. ill St. L... Ma :kiH : ;lla
Ool , Hoek.Val. M T. Ill 1 19 III
D. & U lit! bill 1 18b
D., L. & W
D. & 0, F -M W -'"7S
p:rie UPh lH W HM
G. E. Co Wj WM 8tii
Lake Shore I WW K7WI UMi VM
L. & N 4i.4s 484 4Ut, 4lW
Manhattan i-:t ISBM - 12S I Oft
Miss. Pau -:2:i Sm '--, UN
Nat. Lead !Wtj W4 its M(i
N. Y..VN. E
K. Y. Central bste WM KM WV
N.Y.. O.AW I5K laVs 16V, 15Hj
N. Y., 8. A W
U. 8. 6. Co 1 iVs ljv lil-a 16H
N orth Puo
North Pac.pf L'le Ts ITly ItM
Oiuaha "4Ji 3ttV
Pac. Mall
Reading gits Kltt
Rock Island 87 87 In t;
R.T
Mr l .in tri. Kla f.nJi, 1.11
T.n. laQ isti iu. n-iu
Texas A Pac V4 Htj si4 c)q
Uninn Pac
Wabasu. pf
W. Union fM 0M Wf W)i
W. ft L. I
W. L. E. nf 484 4-4 4:'1 4- ',
.
Chicago Qrain aud Proviiims.
BOtANTOM, Fob. 17, Tba following quota,
tioiwaio eiipplied aud O irreutud daily by La
Bar Sc Fuller, stock brokers,l.'l Wyoiuin.' avenue.
WHEAT.
Openlug
Hlghost.....
Lowest
Closing
CORN.
Opening
Highest
Lowest....
Closing
OATS.
Opening
Highest
Lowest ,
CI. .slug ,
PORK.
optniug
Highest
Lowest
Closing
LARD.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
SH KT HIBS.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
New York Produoe Market.
New York. Feb. 17. Flouh-DuII.
weak.
Vnn. r -Dull, Hi tn;N'o. :.' red store aud
elevator, MLfaOlKo-i afloat, OSyc; f. o.b.,
bls4ab'25jc. ; uugnided red. fiOatlJc. : No. 1
northeru, b,tc.; optious openeil lirtn
and closed steady ut yesterday's iirices.
No. yred February, t6Ht. March, 01jc,
May, Oa'ic: July. 65m: August. U0c. :
December, 70s.c.
Corn Dull, firiiu-r No. -', tSia'c.
elevator; 43t'n43a., iitloat: options dull.
firm, . .c. higher; l ebruarv, i' .e. ;
March, 48c: May, 4. '..c.
ijats ouiei, firmer; notions, dull.
nominally; February, 8'i'.c.; .March.
115c.; May. 84,0.; No. 2 white,
March, ::ti4c. ; spot prices, No. -, o7c. ; No.
VS white, 3.SC.; No. i Chicago, 88fl.; No.
3, :toc: No. ;i white, 37c; mixed west
ern, BiKaSS.e; white do.. Sialic: white
state. 3kh41c.
UIKi.' Cjuiet, steady.
BtW Ha:jh-Du1I.
'ilKKCKO Beef Ouu-t, steady.
COT MaUTi Dull, easy; middles, notui
DaL Laud Quiet; easier western s'.eara,
t7.'Ji): city, TJtjc; P'ebruary, t7.itt; March,
closed, 17,70; .Mav closed S7.55; refined,
dull continent, .s.30;South America, It 70;
compound. 0t'a OKa
PoKk Quiet, steady ; mess, ll8.75a14.S5,
BOTTEK Quiet liesh steady: state dairy,
15a84c, :do. creamery, 1 7uv!lc ; l'cuusvlvauia
do., ti7c,. western dairy lu:sal7c. do
creamery 17a v!7c., do., factory ISalOc,,
rolls I Sal Ac. elgius .'7c, Imitation cream
ery 14hIHc
Cbeesr Quiet firm, state large OaUKc
fancy IDfallKa, do. small WSifkYiSiO.,
part skims tallla, full s vims
LOGS Quiet less steady, ice house
KI.75aH.50 percase; western fresh, ID'-, u-IOK?-i
limed, I8a1 4c,; southern, mai'.i4c.
e- -FblladelpbU
Tullow Market.
PBtLAOXiraiA, Feb. 17. Tallow mar
ket exhibits little change. Supply is am
pie, anil demand light. The prices were;
city taiiow, prime, in Dogsnead. 4;.a-l;4c;
country tallow, In barrels, 4Jfa4.s4c.
.
A Quarter Century Teal
For a quarter 0( a century Dr. King's
New Discovery bus been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit trom
its use testify to its wonderful curative
Taste
has lost lives. In former
years people wouldn't take
Cod -liver Oil Oil account of
Its bad taste. Now we have
Scotfs
Emulsion
Cream of Cod --liver Oil,
which is palatable and easier
on the digestive organs than
plain oil, besides being more
effective. Physieions,lho world
over, endorse it.
Don't be deceived by Substitutes!
I're, Bted by Scott -i ttuvtue. N V. All Irjgiitl.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS AND si RGEON8,
DK U E. DEAN, Diseases of the Eye, Now
Tin oat and Ear. ool Spiuco street, eppo-bit-j
court huuse.
Connolly &
A FEW HINTS FROM OUR
Groods
Department
Novelties and Fancies in j wide, 50c. per yard. W orth I rive pieces Bedford Cord,
great profusion daily ar- double. forty-eight inches wide,made
riving- We arc showing a great to sell at $i. 75 per yard, Our
The Crow's Foot and Shep. bargain in Hudders fi el d price now, 65c This is a
herd Checks are new and Bieges, 42 inches wide, at great bargain.
decidedly pretty and neat. 75c. Never before sold tin
See them. der $1.
Our stock now presents a SOME BLACK GOODS
SPECIALS.
remarkable offering that will
meet with a very ready sale:
Ten pieces Scotch Heather
Mixed Cheviots, 54 inches
Our line of ENGLISH
SERGES, 54 inches wide.is,
doubt, the greatest
ever shown 111 bcran-
without
value
" 1 e st an a a, I
aeverai pieces ot Merino ton. Three grader,, $1.00,
Guipure, formerly sold at $1, $1. 12', and $1.25. These
now 50c. inustbeseen tobeappreciated
Kb, Mnv. Jidv.
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AM Mtta SIM
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740 797 712
741 j7 :v:
7a'i 715 Ilia
74U J.5 TI'J
185 H47
1145 45 1.47
61 085 i'.iT
4145 145 1,1;
A J. LONNRLL, Offlco ID1 Waslungtua
avenue, coiner Suruce street, over
rrauoke a drug store. Hcsidenoe, Vlueat.
Office hours: 10. au to 19 a. lu. and to 4 aud
s JO to 7.80 p in Sunday, 1! to ap. lu.
DK. W E. ALLEN, "ofllce cor. l.aeks.
wanna and Waahliuyton aves : over 1. eon
aid shoe store; otbcehoiira. 10 to li u. in. and
Itp 4 p. iu.; eveuinga at residence, alaK
Washington ve.
li. 11 L. KKEY, Practice liudted to Dlv
sases of the Eve. Ear. Nose and Throat!
office, til Wyoming ave, Kesnlsnue, 5-11 Viae
Jlreet-
UK. L H. GATES, H i Waalilngton Avenue,
Ottlce hours, 6 toll a.m., l Mio 3 uud
to p.m.
DHLS' L WBNTZ, M. D. omoes M and il
Commonwealth huildlng: residence 711
5Iadlsonave; ofllce noun. 1J to t, i to 4. 7 to
S; Sundays 3 ill to 4. eveulnire at residence. A
tpeouuty muds of qlssaail of the eye, ear. noi
and ttiroat and gynecology.
DK. 45 D MUHRaY, fpectalty made ou uu
eases of eye aud skm.SU Wyoming Ave.
oilnv hours: I ntli lo am .- to 4 and; lo Sp.m.
CONNOLLY & WALLA
209 WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES. 1 iJIIEH3ta36tS-U IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUUIIIH
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. J. f
OUR
READ
VIM EltlNARY gVRGSOMa
STUROB, Veterinary Surgeon, Dsn
listry a anecialty; gold medalist of On-
tario Veterinary College. OfHiv. Sumuic-r's
liverv. HSU Dig St.. near Keller s carriage shop,
Telephone Ho. 411.
E.
LA vV kit US.
A1
I 51 O ItANCK S Law and CollSOtloD of
J . tlce, No. HIT Spruce St., r.ppusito Forest
House, Scraiiton. I'a.; collectloui a apvclalty
throughout Pennsylvania, reliable correspond
ents iu every county.
I ESSL'PS ii HAND, Attorneys and Counsel
tl lors at Law, Commonwealth building,
Washiugtou avu. W. H. Jesscp.
UOBACE E. IlAtvn.
w. H J sea tip, .)a.
II, I. AKD. WARREN K.SAl'P. Attor
neys and Counselors at Liuv. Hepnblicuu
hullding. Wasldngtun ave.. Scrantou. I'u.
PATTERSON "Vil.i OA, 'Attorneys a., i
Couneellors at Law; oflicesS and I Library
bunding. Surantou. Pa
HOSWELti II rATTKIlsOB.
WltMAM A. wILOOS
LFRED HAND. WILLI AH J. HAND. At-
tnnievs and I lUinsellors, t. nuiinonn eal:ti
huildlng. Rooms IS, 20 nn.l 'il.
ITENRY II. SEEI.Y -Law offices In K
1 I pulilicuii building.
T7RANK T OKtl.L. Attorney at Law. Room
I 5. foal KEchange. Bcran ton. I'a.
MILTON w LOWRY, Att . a? Washing
C.H VON BTORCH. I ton av.. C. H aouara
IA1ILS W. OAKFORD, Attorney nt Law.
I rooms ft) A4 and 05. I'liiuiiioiiwealth b'l'g.
W BbUAR, Attorney ut Law.
317 Bnruoest . ecranton. Pa.
A WATBBS, Attorney at Daw, 43J
Lackawanna sue. Scrantnn. Fa
l SMITH, l outioellor at Law. (Ifllce,
rooms 54. 65, 5S roniiminweHlih building
i: PITCHER, Attorney at Law. Com
nioiiweulth building. S- ruiitoii. I'a
t'. CQMKQY8, gjl Spruce st
DB. REPl.OUI.E. Attorney- Loans nego-
Hated OU reul estnw security. 40s Spruce.
Bl '. KU.LAU. Attorney at Luw. l.'j y
t oiuiug avenue. Scrantou.
AVE"YOUH DECDeJ AND MORTQAOBH
rlttsu and aeknowledaod bi J W.
BROWNING, Attorney and Notary PuhUo, -"'
Commonwealth BnUdlnsf.
IEHICH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION S
Anthracite oal used exclusively, Insuring g
cleanliness and comfort, ; :
niU TABLE in IrEECT I'LU. I. I Mil
Trains leave Scrantou fur I'lttsUu. Wilkes -Barre.etc
.at s.il'. 11.15, 11 :."J a. in.. lg.iV, '1 00.
UO, s.ob, 7.115, 1146 p m sundayaV.00a.il.,
1 .00, :: 00, 7.10 p. in.
for Atlantic City, tUtl a. ui.
For ROW York, Newark and Elaabath. K 10
feipresai a. lu , 1180 (aspross with Butlet
parlor car), 8.8(1 (expreta) p. m, Bnnday, 100
p. in.
Foil MAlyu Clli-XK, Al l i vrow n. BlTIILC-
ii lis EASTonand Pbiladslphia, mo a. m.
L'.JO. 11.1)0. o.iAl (except I'hiladelpnia i p. in.
S uiiday, not) p. m.
F.,r Loxo buAHcii, Ocean Qrovb, etc, at
8,10a. in.. 18.80 p iu.
For Reading. Lebanon and Mai Tlsburg, via
Allentown, 8,10 a, BL, Y'. 'M, 5.0O. p.m. Simduv.
J.lo p. m.
Fur PottSVlUe, ( Ida in . 12.30 p. in.
Returning, leave New York, fout ol Liberty
street. North river, at 1. 10 (expires.) a. in..
1.10, 1.U0, 4.IEI ivipiess witu I'.iitt'ci parlor can
p. ul Buuduy, 4.11 a. in
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal 0.00
a. m . ".'00 and 4 'iy n in. Sunday, t.Sl a. in.
Through tickets to all uiitsal lowest rates
may be bad on application iu advance to the
ticket ugeut at tb? statiou.
H P BALDWIN,
I lill PaSS Agent.
J, II OLBAUSEN,
Dell Supt.
j UUKTA1WS
L A SI I' EL
1 ' Oftlc.
L.
p.
('.
I T LHIO'.I VALLEY RAILROAD
; i-J Flu. II.
I Train leaves Sorantnn tor Philadelphia and
New York via. D 4. 11 It H. at b a.ui . 18 10.
2J8 and 11.85 p. m via D, LAW. R, R.soo,
s.Ua,ll.J0n. Ul.,and 1.88 p. in.
Leave Scrantou for Pittston and Wilkes
; Lane via D. L A W. It. R . .IM. S OS. 11 M)
a. PEL, 1,80, ILoo. 0.07. 'J.M p. m.
Leave Scrantou tor white Haven, Bazleton,
j I'ottsville und all pointa on the tieuviir
sieadow and Pottsvilfe branches, iaL .v W
V.. tl 4IJH.U1.. via D. & 11. H It. at s a.m., 11.10,
SM, 4 111 p.m . v'a D L. I W. K. II. 0.00, ".OS.
ll.'.Ma m. L80, 5.5i p. m
l.euve Scruiiton for Bethlahesn, Baston,
I Heading. Hurrisbiirg aud all Intel in-diaf;
points via I J H. H. R , Sum ,13 lo. S as. II.il
pm.vlali.l. A. W. K RJLOO.S.08, 11.80a ui .,
I 80 p in
Leave Scrantnn forTunkhannoek, Towaod i,
Limira. ithacs. Geneva and all iuternedlits
points via D. L 11 H li.,1' u7 a.m. 18 10 aud 11.85
p. ui. vuD L. 4tW. R B., S.Os a.m.,L80 p. iu.
Leave fsorantoB toy Bnchestar, Buffalo, Nl
agura Falls, Detroit. Chicago and all point
west vlaO H, K. R. 8.07 a.rh.,18 10.S.14.1I.8S
p. iu , via D. L. W. R. R. and PlttM:i
.luii.'tlun, 8 0s a in., I a J5 p. in . via B A Vf.
II R.. H.41 p. in.
For Elunra and tUi 'Vest via SalaiiiBlic i. vi
D, & 11 It. B 8.07 u.m.. hi 10 I. 1 1 p, m . via II
L, 4 W. R.R.. .s os M ia., i island 8.0J p in.
I i . n. .i i . .. i i 1 1 i -1- : ' ' . U, L V. i ll ,
cars on an trains oeiween i, .v is .luin tiuii ,:
Wilkes Barra and New York, Philadelphia,
buffalo and BaapenIpn bridge
Kill. I. IN II Wlt.BI'R. Ilni Sunt. Baal Dlv
CHA8, S. l.KE. lien. Pas; Ag't. Phils, Pi.
A VV NONnEMACHEB Ass'l On. Pass Ag't,
5outii BetblehottL Pa.
:iiHiuimii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiti.iis
pj
Aru worth going a long disthiiteto S
ee. No such Collection can be a
found nearer than New Voik or
l-biludelphia,and then it is uotsur
t asted iu the mutter of unique and
xclusivo designs, or richness,
daintiness aud delicacy of mate
lial. luuword, our Curtain stock
this fall reaches our highest idea!
of what is should be, mid cannot
fail to meet tbe approval of the
most lcfiued and aitlstic tastes.
Y'et ull this dot-j uot mean high
prices. On tbo contrary, the alues
we now offer are submitted for
your inspection. Of course, wo1 ve
every make, aud among tbeui will
be lound tho very choicest crea
tions iu Hrusjois. Irish Point, Swiss,
Nottingham aud other Luce Goods;
also the New enowtlase Swiss, i r,.w uu bale,
with Mlk Stripe in contrasting g ' gallery,
colors. Also full lines of Silk 5 "" ?
Ktrlpea, Tapestries, etc., made to
order.
The new offer
made to Tribune
readers on page 7.
It is the best
one yet made
public.
I ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
g MONDAY, 1 LB. 1.
UA
S v .
g Lnugciueut of tho Lrniuent Comedian,
5 SOL SMITH RUSSELL
oaa ;
S ' lu Great Couicdy,
I A Poor Relation
i lit EDWIN c. KIDDER
g EXCELLES 1 1 is 1
' BPiiCIAti 9CENEKY
g: PRICES Parlor and orchestra chairs, 11;
ji iuu',1 row? U'.wn stuln, and Him lo
8al
iiiiiiudt r
opens Fr
01 baleuu),
H
S
JCHOOLOP
Catalogue at leclUest
RCIIOOUI
I'HE LACKAWANNA. S ran
lus VOUIIg cbildlaa
ton, I'a . piepaies boys and gills for colli'
or c. so - - tUniuugiiiy i
Kvv TnoMAs SI CHnv,
WA1.TKH H HlKI.L.
iss woRcEsiER'S K1NDEROARTEN
aul School. 41- Adams aveuue Popiii
rn'otii'ii ut an iiiuus. i ttieriu wia open
Jannai v tw
M'
c;
C LAUBACR
W yoming ave
It U. STUATTON,
DKN l IM
Surgeon Dentist, No, 115
office Coal Exchange
l.tlANS
rpHE REPUBLIC Savings and Loan Asso
1 elation will loan voa money on sealer tennt
and pay you butter ou lnyostuieut than any
other association Call on S, N OA LI. SS
IiER, Dime Rank building
BAN Tlaby was sick, we gave her rastorla.
When ahe was u ( hild, she cried for ( astorla.
When she lieoame Miss, she clung to t'atitorta.
When she bad Ctdklrea, die gavetheai Catlorla.
I
powers in nil illaeHses or 1 hroat.i best mid
Lungs. A remedy that has stood the test,
so long mid that lias given so universal
satisfaoliou is no experiment. Each bottle
is positively L'uarauleed to give relief, or
the money will be refunded, it b) admitted
to ln the most reliable for Coughs and
Colds. Trial bottles Free ut Matthew Hru's.
Dru Store. Large size 5!,'c, and 81.00.
Tho Rsllf That's Certain.
U'tlluiin N KinWu.
The snm ot 878,000,000 which it is pro-
posed to surrender of tbe revenues, is
more than one third of the eutiro sum re
ceived from customs iu the Isst lUrulyoar.
This reduction Is made upon the ihoory of
the Democratic, Ires traders that it will re
lieve tbe people of burdensome taxation.
Whether it does or not depends. Hut of
one thing we are certain, it has relieved
the people of employment, of wages, of
prosperity aud plouty.
51. L. IlLAin, ulderman, Fifth ward,
Boranton, Pa , stated Nov. 9 lsafl: He had
used Dr. Thomas' BoleCtrlo Oil forsprains,
burns, cuts, bruises and rheumatism.
l.'ured every time.
-.. .
What the KcKlalay Bill Did.
KXltlMt by Hi AVlhft.
It WSJ said It would start no new Indu
tries, lu two years it created them by the
hrthdrad. It was said it would be injurious
to the labor of the cotiutry. It secured
for tbeui a larger demand for their em
ployment, and better wages than evor be
torn in the history of the country. It was
said it wonld increav t he cost of tbo neces
sarles of lifo to tbe consumer. It dimin
ished tbe cost of most, if not all, of tlisui
Daii j.iiAiN vox i vi -.is much ikknaas and
bad blood and I in proper action of tho liver
aud kidutys is bad draitiage to tbe biimau
systom, which Burdock Blood hitters
reuiodv.
' .
They Want Work. Not Alms.
Huliimore Amet icaii.
The great army of the unemployed want
work, uot aims, ruoy are uncortuuute,
but . in rot bear Ihu thought of being
classed among either iiaupers or tramps.
- -
Might Pool Their Tears.
lUcaiiv DlsaafrsY,
It Lobenguln really Is dead his eighty
four widows might save time and troub'.e
by syndicating their grief.
MOTEIA AMI RK8JT VI It WTS.
MIL W ESTSIl.NSTLR, '.'17 -Itf W'vomuig
ave Rooms heated wllh steam: all luud
ei 11 Improvements C M THtfatAR. Prop.
ZIEULEBU HOTEL, 887 Lackawanna ave
nue, Sci anlou. Kates re.'.aoiiable.
P ZiLoi.ta. Proprietor.
EST51I.SSTEK HOTEL
W. O. 8CHENCK. Manager.
bixteentb street, rue block east of Bi oauway.
at I'uloli Square, New York,
American plan. ii 50 per day and upward.
CIOVNE HOl'SE. European plan: .goo-l
i looms Open day and ulgbL Bar 'au
piled with the best.
p it coynf Proprietor
QCBANTON HOl'SE near D". UW pas
i seiiger dupot Conducted on the Europeau
plan. Victob Koch. Proprietor
' RAND CENTRAL. I he largest and U:
I euulppel hotel lu Alleutowu. ra
I'.' ami 8- 50 per day
V i Ton II
i
DELAWARE AMD HUD
SON RAILROAD
Conmenolng liaj S8, 1882,
trains will luii aa Collows:
Trains Isavs Bridge street
station. Boranton, fur Pitts
ton, Vi;ke Barrs, etc., 8.00,
C, 8.87, hit! a. in.. 14,10,
1,85, 8.88. 4.n;. 5.15. 1. 15, u.15
and 11. 115 p. m.
For New York and I'lnla
delphia. s ma. m 18 lo, ;
888, 4 10 and II 30 p in.
For Honesdala i lroiii Delaware, Laokawanna
Slid westel-i depot i, T OO, 8.80, 10.10 a.m., 1J.4SJ
lu.. 8. 17 6 10 p. iu,
Fui Carboudale and intermediate stations,
5.40. 7.00. S.30. I0.1Q a. in.. 1800 in .'.' 17, 8.35,5 lit,
ii vu and Hi p. in ; from Bridge Btrest Dspot,
3,08 a. iu.. -.'.17800 11 85 p. in
Fast express to Albany, Saratoga, tic Adi
rondack Boantalas, Boston and New EngUnd
points. 5.4U a in . ariiv n; ut Albany 18.43
Saratoga - 80 p. m., aud leaving Boranton at .:
p iii , arriving at Albany at 8. top. in.. Sara
toga. 12 55 a. in . and B sto i. 7.W m
The only direct mute between the coal Balds
and Boston "Tho Leading TourartV Ronta
of America' to the Adirondack Mountain re
sorts, Lake- lleorge and Chaiiiplani Montreal,
etc
Time tables Showing l-aal ami through I lain
SOrVloS between stall. .lis on all Oil laions 'Jola
waio and Hudson system, may he obtained at
ull Delaware and Hud-nii ticket offices.
II. 14 VoV.Sti, .1. W HI KIIlOK,
Se. i.nd Vice President. Oun, Peas, Aft,
gllliiiillt:il9IIIDIIISilllllllllllE!lltll
I HILL & CONNELL
i- mm
SGRANTON, PA.
ova mm
S g
niiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiutii iiisiigiiiiiiiiiiiir:
DUPONT'S
MININQ, BLA8TLNG AND sPoRTIN'o
POW
Unnnfactnrad at lha Wapwallopsn sDlls, Lu-
Urns county Pa., and at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming District,
u8 Wyoming Ave., Scrantou Pj
Third National Bank Building.
g ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
aa
EDM Mi VV, 1 Efi 21,
Return Engagement of Charles Frobman'l
Company iu
OSCAR WILDE'S PLAV,
Lady
Windermere's
Fan
"Let he that
red lest he tal!
tbiuketh he standstfa take
Hale op.
lion. la
A CADE MY OF MUSIC.
Till KSDA Y. FEB. 99.
HOYT'S
Highly Successful Comedy,
A TEXAS STEER
Pi
esented l.v .Mr. TIM MURPHY ami
original company, direct from
liuyt s Madison Suuaro
Theatre, N. Y.
Sale opous Tuesday.
A QKk C IKS.
T1IOS FORD. I'm. t ui. Pa
JOHN B SMITH SON; Plymouth. Pa. ,
i: W sTULLIOAN, Vilke 'Bane. I'a.
Agents for tbo ttepanno Cbemloal Col
palli a High Expioelvea.
N. A. HULBERT'S
Week commencing Monday, FER, ia
City Music Store,
WVOMl.Ntl AVK. CRANT05i,
I 1.UWKK
1 ESTI'li
AND
ratal
Harnlr. Proprietor,
AltCHITLCTS.
AVIS ilOl'PT, Architects Rooms UL
us and m Commonwealth n id'g. Sorantou.
f L Walter, Arch! toot. Library bullet
', ing, Wyoiulug aienue. Scrantou.
L. BROWN, Arch B. Architect, Piles
huildlng. HM Washington ATe.,Svrautuii.
I)
ir
VIISl Kl I A Nl (U S
D. HWAitTS WHOLESALE
s and Dims Uauk building,
ORTON
lumber,
Si raiiton. Pi
a I El 1 ARC. EE IIROTHLKS. PRINTERS
IM supplies, envelope, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, 1JU Washington ave. Scrantou,
Pa
PRANB P. BROWN ft co. WHOLE
I sale dealers In Woodware, Cordage aud
Oil ( loth, .'.i-1 W. Lackawanna avenue
FOR
wed
For teriui
.1. I i.i in i conductor. Hi Wyoming
over Hajnorts music atore
EZRA FINN Je SONsfbuiidsrs and" contract
lors Yards: Comer Olive si. and Adam l
ave : corner Ash at. and I'eiin ave . Scraiiton
IJAt'F.RS ORCHESTRA MCSIO
li balls, picnics, parties, receptions.
iliiiga uud concert work lurnlaiied
ail.liess K.
a ii
LACKAWANNA
RAILROAD
Trains leave Scrsntun as follows-. Kimoi
for New York and all points EasL 150. 'J.50.
5 h", S 00 and kin a. Ui : Vi ! and 8 p. m
KxWaai for Easton, Trenton, Phlliadslphhl
I aiui me soiitu, D iv sou and u. in 1.5.
aud 11.511 n m
Washington and way stations. '.'.40 p in
Tobyhauna accommodation, a lo p m
Expr ss for Bluhiimtoii. o-w ,. Ehnlra,
Corning, Bath. Dans v Ills, Mount Morris ana
Mnlfulo, I- 10. 1 15 u. in. and I 84 p. m making
close conneettona at Buffalo to all point in tba !
West. Northwest and loothwest.
Burial, i iiccuinmcstatlon. Ion a. in
BinghaiutciU and way atations. l.'.i; p m 1
Nicholaou and wav stations. 5 45 p. m
Blngbsintoii and Elmtra Express, ilOi p. in.
Express lor ortland. Syracuse. Oswego.
I 'ties and Rlchtleld Springs. - 15 a in, and l.'.'l
p m
ltliai-a, ; 15 and 9m a lu and 1:1 p.m.
ForNurthuinberlaud.Plttston, UkSS Harre. :
Plviuoiilh. Blooiuaburg and Danulle, making I
close connect U. us at Northumberland for i
WllUauwpurt. Harrwbtirg. Haltlniore. Wash '
lugtoii and tbe South.
Northumljerlaiid and intermediate atstions
i. HI. tiJO a ill and I I'll and DOT p. in.
Nauticoke ai d intermediate stations. s.W j
and 11 a m Plv mouth and Inlcin.odlat
stations, aaiami bus n, m.
Pullman parloi and sleeping COSChea Oil all
express trains
For detailed Information, poeksl Unsv table,
etc . apply to 51. L smith, city twkatoftoe,
5.'? Lackawanna uveuue. or depot ticket offl.- .-
i ST KIN' WAY SON
8 l t 1 I'll 1 I i 1 I I I . - tJiI
IM A niilv iI.i ' 1 1 1 aw a VtsT
KlUMt'H .X BAOM
STL L I Z & llAlhlt
sm
GREATDOUBLEBILL
HARRY THOMAS' 8ER10-COMIC
Pantorriirrie,
"Entitle '
ROBERT MACAIRE,
And the Sterling Comedy,
Tli(
1-4
prions
By the Bnttra Company.
1
sEMua.
CLARK CO Seelaiuen. 1 irist
and Nureeryuieu; store ltd Wushiugtna
avenue; green house,lal North .Main aveuue,
store telephoue 7St. i
f I
VJ. ai
n as.
GRAND UNION TEA to.. June, Bn.s
vv IRK K('I(K Ns.
I OS KI'ETTEL, 5iJ Lackawanna
ti acrsnton, Pa , uiauuf r of Wire S.
avenue.
reeus.
PIANOS
(Met ii laige atock ot tlrst-oiava
ORGANS
ADMIBBION, Ol io and UO CENTS Opera
en. ..is tan be reserved, by iniml er, every af
tornootl, from 1 5X1 to 8.80, lor the evening s
entsrtaluwinit Performances ovary aftsruoon
except Holidays and Thursdays, at IM'. and
evsri u wiling at s. li. Doon open at 1.80 and
7.5.' P M.
ItVBICAL MKHCHANDISU
all sit'. 1.1U.. ETO
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND
Railroad. Boranton Division.
WESTERN ,
Time table
in etrect Nov IV. 19.,
Trains leave Scra&toB fur Carkondaloi
8,511. 8.89, 11 08 a m QH, 10 p. ui.
For Hancock Jiuiutloii and uialu couuectioiH
II 05 a in , 0 10 p. m.
Trains tease h m s Junction for mum
line couiiectl. ai for Scrantou, Ml u in . .' 0 .
P m, I
Trains leave Carbondale fur Krranbci 7.84,
ass a.m.. i. pi, a,Si o.ia p m.
.1. 0, ANDERSON.
OeMraJ Pnasengei Agent. New York.
T. PUTCBOFT,
District Pasksnger Agent, Seruntnii
" 1
UATTHEWS BROS.
Druggists
AND HEALERS. IN
OILS
BURNING and
LUBRICATING
.a.i'o;,', f7r'5(;
DON'T FORQET
a i inn! la i end mi, i i renoh iu
pure Linseed oil.
Tiirpsntiaa and Vnrnlshei
I7RLR AND WYOMIMa VALLEY ft AIL
I i ROAD.
Train leave Scrantou f.u New York unit in j
Uruieitlate points on the Erie irm Ha f lev and ,
local paluts at 8,88, l a iu and Alt p in
. i, en leaving u i. a ui ai.ii i"i i
are through trains to and from rioiieadale
Trains leave for Wilku) BarrMtt t 80 a. m and
8.41 p. ui.
Raadymltad in In au ior,
aildera' Miiitiug.
I'arla White mid RnlSOttllnt)
Oil' in oi. Marble
Dull aud ladow Olaii'
That we arc hesdouartsrs for everything iu
tbe lino of WAl4in:,. If iou hare any Idea
of parcbastng au kind of a Watch, lady's or
gont'a 8o or ttliver, c.i will makes griev
ous mistake it voudunot give us a est! aud
..il our prices, which 5U will Hod far below
III , li i re. .specially In all the htgh grades of
Elgin, Walthani and Hera as aa movsmenSs.
li vou have auy douots audare at ail peated
on 1 1 1 les gi ' us a call and wa will have no
nvublo incouTluctng vou Weatll! havealargs
stisik to diapassi of, and will offer yea won
dcrlul InducenMnts in Jswslfy, Silrsrwnre,
Clocks und ull other goods which wo have In
stock.
C. W. Freeman
I'cuu Ave, aud -Spiuco St