THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 28. 1894.
II
A Word.
Wants of all Mltd cost thai murlt, e.v
eept Situations 1Fanted,wltivh arc inserted
FHSS.
Situations Wanted.
PfT;GEIEflIL PS .
ULll S nr itiniiPTmro
Q1TUATION WANTED BY A DRB88
O maker to co tmt l.y tho day. Addl es A
U.. Tribune ni.-.-.
SITUATION WANTED BY A 1'KAt TICAli
o dressmaker, work either at honaeor out
by tl' day r wuek. Address, Miss Bather
Bonfield, lull Rook street, Hyde Park, Bcran
ton.
IXT ANTED 8ITUATI0N BY A LIABLE
VI VpUDS man. Reasonable Wage Ad'
flross 'B" Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
C man who is willing to do my kitul ..f
woik;age, IV: fair penman; oan furnish good
reference. Addms it, O. (Pott 0fnce),8crau
ton. J)V A YOl'NU MAN IN DKY GOODS 01!
Xj krocery stjro, or s "no tuinness wher" ho
"ould work up. Sonio experience, ifood refer
ence, will work cheap. Address P. o box tj.
lloutros.'. Pa.
Agents Wanted.
IX" ANTED A SALESMAN, sai TO $..
weekly can be nude with our nods In
iiny locality, win prove it or Forfeit $100.
Salary or commission as you prefer. The re
wilts of a few Hours' work often equal n
week's wagon. Addreea, "MaNUFAOTUR
EEs." P. O. Box 58U8, Boston. Una.
Ur ANTED MAN WITH LIFE AND FIRE
Inaurance experience as soltoltor in
Lackawanna county; nood indnoententa to
ricbt man. Address USt'lN Betl building,
Philadelphia. Pa,
V7 ANTED BOYS AM) OIRL8 WHO
VT wish to make money when out of
school; semi name and we will tell you how;
1:0 money wanted. P. STAYXKH, Providence
B.L
Ur ANTED TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
nddrivv to ealt on business houses.
Steady eiuplovniie.it for tfood men. Apply
NATIONAL ('LEAN TOWEL COMPANY,
Arcade budding,
Help Wanted Male.
Ur ANTED A COMPETENT ADVERTI8
inn solicitor. Must be of good addreea
abd thoroughly experienced. Good thing for
right party. Address J, S., Tribune entice,
etatim; where interview oan be had.
Wanted To Ren!.
Ur ANTED ONE OR TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping, Address
to fl. A. fare of Dr. E. Grewer, No. all
Srruoo sr . ;.
tor Rent.
VOR KENT 7 ROOMS OVER STORE OF
J? A. J. Thomas, corner Webet r avenue
and Mulberry street, F. K. W0( ID,
Wood's College,
tOR BENT APRIL 1 THE ROOMS NOW
occupied by the Telephone Exchange, B06
Lackawanna avenue. Apply at tb 1 offl if
Lehigh Salt kilning Co., Third National Hank
LjUildiiiR.L.S. and V. V. Fu!ler.
TOR RENT HOUSE 1 " WYOMING AVE
V nue from April 1. Eleven rooms, all the
modern hnprovemen s, rent ISO per month
Apply to F. II. CLEM0N8, 4- Lackawanna
avenue.
RENT-STORE ROOM tlb LACKA-
'' 1 nvs? irn?j Ann.! 1. also renins
on second tloor well adapted tor business or
housekeeping. Also house 1408 Capouse ave
hue with all modern Improvements, b 'autl
fully pap -red. F. 8. PAULI,
1554 Sanderson avenne.
foil RENT-STORE fill LACKAWANNA
JT avenue, by April, l. Enquire or Henry
Frey, 4UI Lackawanna avenue or at the
premises.
foil HUNT-IN BURR BUILDING, WASH
X ington avenue, a few tteairabl i oQic m and
cats. Rent very reasonable kto desirable par
ties. Can be seen by applying to jaultor iu
building. For terras apply to CHARLEd A.
Bl'liR, 24 North Mam avenne,
Von RENT THREE ROOMS. FRONT ON
X secoud Ho. r, over N A Hulbert'.s me-de
store, 11" Wyoming avenue, from April L In
quire in the store.
"t'oli RENT-i IVii.STiiriY liKICK lAVEL
X ling house; modern imornvemouts. .'Hi
Forest court. Apply to MAURICE COLLINS,
atteut, T'.'l West Lackawanna avenue.
TO LET FOR A 'IT.KM OF Y EARS
Part or all of three hundred feel of var.l
room along railroad. Apply a: liM Franklin
ati-mie.
nro rent stoi'E asxin on furnished
X hall on Green Ridge street Very deslra
Die locntiou mid on roa-socnblu terms. Apply
to F. E. NETTLETON or c. s. WOODRUFF
Republican l uildine.
rr Sale.
wwv .
170R SALE - ftt-ACRE FARM. STOCK
X and utenslia. J. M. SHEFFIELD, tM
Monroe ave.
,'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SCRAN-
ton jiroperty A bearing orange grove
increasing in production and value yearly in
the oranco section in Hnriria. Addl es F. E.
NETTLETON, Lake Helen. Florida
Money to Loan.
JON'F.Y To I. OA ilil.'(K). is.inio, 15.001'
11 14,000, 180(10, 12,000 and l,0UO; on first
mortgages. D W. BROWN, Att rney,
Spruce street, Beranton,
Special Notlcea
pARTY "WITH!irslNIS KLCt ath ,
1 and experience hm fn m $3,000 to $6,000
to invest with services in bumoeSS, Andres
room W. Commonwealth building.
BcUAirrOff, Fob. 81, 1S04.
rpHE 'NNUAL MEETING OF THE
,1 stockholders of th Laokawanna Iron
and Steel oimpuiy for the election of di
rectors and transaction of such other business
as m iy properly come before th i meoUn
will bo held at the olMne of the company in
the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Wed
nesday. March 7. 1M)4. at '2 o'clock p. m.
The polls will remain or.nn for one hour. Tho
transfer books will be closed on Feb. 24, 1MI
and re open on March 8, Ku.
P. HiGUINSOK, Secretary.
BLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BfAGA
zlnes, etc., bound or rebound at Tile
TntBcna offioe, Qui-k work. Beaaonabls
prices.
MEAL TICKETS CAN HE HAD AT 144
corner Spruce, street and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal ticXStS for 18,50. Gooil
table board.
Hen Estate.
TOR sale SINGLE nocs&"ftTyunCY
X avenue; very desirable location. Annie
(1. F. REYNOLDS, or W1LLARD, WARREN
A- KNAPP,
li,5M WILL BUY MODERN NEWSROOM
HP house, all Improvements! terras easy; cor
ner .Madison avenue and Delaware struct. Ad
ply HARRY LF.F.S.
1,411) WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
W corner Madison nvanui aud Doiawara
street. Torms ussy. Apply
liAI.'RV IJ-.M.s.
Proposals.
C HALED PROPOSALS WILL I II 1:1
O celvedat thoofHe of the City Clerk
Scranton, Pa., until 7.80 0 clock p. m. Thurs
dny. March 15, UN, to construct two lines of
SeWrS with thf necessary manhole::, lamp
liolos, basins and fixtorea, as follow; One ,.f
sn;d lines is to bo laid from the main SSWer on
Poplar str.ct iong Bpellman oouri n distance
of about 1,0411 foet; the other to be laid from
the main sewer on Poplar Htreet along Rode.
court and Ash streot. a distance of about 1,110
feet. Proposals shall be separate on eac h Una
of sewer. Bidders shall snolose with each
proposal tho ram of live p -r cnt. of the
amount bid us nijuninnten to esaettteaotB
trnct within ton days if awarded the. sum .
Proposals shall be to construct by the lineal
foot crmplote, including all basins, branches,
man bob s, lump hoi, s and fixtures, and nlsot.l
furnish all manner of labor and Supplies, and
hall bo to finish the work In slxtv clavs from
date of commencement, The city reserves
the right to reject nny or all bids. By order
of City Councils.
M. T. LAVBLLE,
City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa., ioh. 27, 18(4,
A Poet's Corfes5l'n.
Wheno'er my Pegasus I goad,
My miHB will gallop fast, and yet,
Though many a trtgbtlal debt I've owed,
I cauuot writo nn ode to debt.
Nete York Journal.
TllErE is nothing Lko Dr. Thomns'
Eclectric Oil to quicKly cure u cold or re
lieve boarsenes1. Written by Mrs. M.J.
fellows, Burr Oak, St. Joseph Co., Mich.
Interesting Facts Relating to Itu Celebrated
Viaduct Uvtr Panthtv Creek.
VERY NOTABLE BIT OF MNRY
Resident Engineer, Published in
Last Week's Engineering News.
Anthr.icito Sales Agents Decide to
Continue the Fitly Per Cent. Re
striction Policy During March.
Other Gossipy Gleanings Relating
to Industrial Affairs.
To a late issno of the EnuiueeritiR
News, M. s. Raigbl, of Dan more, resi
dent engineer in charge of t he cele
brated Panther (.'reek viaduct, con
tributes an interest ing technical des
cription of that massive bit of en
glneering, which forms by fur the most
interesting and important single fea
ture of the nw "Panther Creek," or
Wilkes-Barre & Eiatem railroad. Ac
companylng the artiele ia n picture of
the completed structure which makes
the description of its height, length
and size seem doubly impressive. Some
of the f n eta in Mr. Knight's article
have been printed before, but many are
new and nil are interesting. Under
the original survey a circuitous route
hud ben laid out which would have
escaped the Panther Creek ravine as
the colored gentleman proposed to get
tne better of tiie river, bv going around
U. Later, it was decided to bridge the
rliMsm. Thil plan involved ,f75,0J0 ad
ditional espouse, anil many e.igiimer
tug difficulties, but it sived time by
shortening the diatauc, and thereafter
it was unhesitatingly decided upjn.
The vin:!nct is 1,030 feet long. It is
composed of plate girders, 7 feet from
center to center, vesting on steel low
ers, There nro 30 iron plate girder
spans, each 31) feet long, one 00 feet.
o:ie 4U feet, and ten tij feet long. The
height from the creek channel to the
Wise of rail is 101 feet and from the
t p of masonry to th lue of rail i
154 feet, Oi inohea There are 30 sup
porting towers, each resting upon a
concreto pier, with ltMneh cap stone
4 fest square'. Tho total amount of
concrete nsei in the foundations is
333 cubic yards; and it was put in
place between April 11 and June lit of
last year The ereotion of the viaduct
was begun, without the use of false
works, Jane 28 and completed without
loss of life or limb Aug. 3. The differ
ent pieces fktcd BO closely that the end
of the last girders cams to Within Oaf
sixteenth of au inch of the engineer's
murks on tho bridge seat. Twenty
eight days of actual work by fortv men
sufficed for the erection of 1,861,637
pounds of irou, the viaduct's weight,
The structure takes rank with tho lin
est and most difficult in America.
The long suspected suspension of
work in the wiudow glus factories is
'Wpexted to take place oaring the week.
If n decisiou to close down i reached ;
the suspension wrtl Do followed by
every window gl iss factory in the
United States and remain ij force
Until a reduction iu wages snfiicient to
meet the exigencies of a low tariff is
conceded by tho Wiudow Workers'
union.
A telegram from Leetonia aiys the
mines of the S.dem Co il compiny
are likely to suspend, work altogether,
beginning on the first of Merch, Mana
ger Bailey, of the Sligo mills, says the
turn has no intention of making a pro
position to the men to malt-the mill
C' -operative, William P. De Armit
president of the New York & Cleveland
Coal company; says if u compromise is
affected In the tariff or coal placing the
duly at 30 cents it will simply hi a tax
upon tho consumer, as Canadian opera
tors will sell it with the present duty
added and will pocket the difference
between the present duty of 70 cents
and a duty of 30 cents, while tut gov
ernment will just be out that muoii
E istern operators will be driven out of
th" market by a duty of 30 cents and
will not help the consumer.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27, The coal sales
agetils have decided to continue the 50
par cent, restriction in production,
making the output for March about
2.200.000 tons. No change, iu prices
was made and no action taken regard
ing spring prices. The next meeting
of the agents will be held on March 29,
when the spring prices will be determ
ined and the production iucreaseJ,
weather permitting.
As a result of recent exporimouts
with soft coal on tho Reading railroml
it hag been decided to use it instead of
iinthracite on about 200 locomotives.
It is said that the soft coal costs $1.50 a
ton as against :2 30 for the anthracite,
and that the cuangu will elfict a sav
ing of $100,000 a year.
Mi.SOIt ISDUSTHlAIi NOTK8:
The sinking of a number of shafts iu
the valley ot San Marcial. Sjn ri, Mexico,
baa disclosed the lact thai the district is
rich in nnnnrnritu ronl, which bas been
practically unknown in Mexico np to this
lime. A dispatch from Graaymat states
that mining operations are to be beun ut
once.
Mrs. Mary Barrett has leased to Daniel
I'. Hughes and W, W. Watkins a tract i f
land near Carbondala kuown as Sandy's
field, containing about seven acres of coal.
The firm announces their intention to
erect a breaker with a capacity of liOU tons
per day.
A gHDg' f thirty men are nt work near
Hanon Chunk putting in the automatic
block system on the Lehigh Valley inil
rond. Lat week the Iteadiug company bnulod
190,000 tons of conl down the main lino to
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania railroad officials say the
report tost bunpest on their eastrn lines
has i SOChed a low elh is exaggerated; that
while business is very dui1, there were
weeks In November and December of lust
year when the volumo of truffle wan
smaller.
The monthly statement of the Pennsyl
vania railroad voluntary relief department
for January, li, shows nn aggregate dis
bursement of 148,018. DA, or which 118,600
was paid out in death lenctltr., 10,780.88 SO-
(incut inn. elite and 890,808 in sick benefits.
The total amoant paid out eiuco Feb. is,
1KS0, M3,85l,t80.7B.
,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Ftocks nni Bond.
Nkw VoitK, Keb, 27. Speculative Inter
est shifted to a greater extent to the rail
road list today, although the lodsttrTali
were not neglected by any means. St.
Paul was advanced from .vk to and
tho stock figured lor 89,000 shares out of n
grand total of 147,fi2l shares. The other
grangers outside of St. 1'aul udvanoM W
to 1 percent., while the tt unk lines moved
npiftoK' It will be seen from this that
If the Qrossoop deditoii la of inch start
ling Importance it certainly has not raado
iis effect felt. 1 ho decision simply af
firmed the well known priuclple of law
thut a witnoJBhus tho right to rofuse to
answer any incriminating questions. The
antliracitecoiilers were dull. Tho indus
trials were strong for Sugar, Weueral Elec
tric aud l.eud aud Irregular for Gas and
Whiskey. The market closed firm nt a
1 5 per cuut. higher.
L'he following complete table suowinu the
day a flnetuanona in active sioeks is supplied
ana revised dally by LaBar Kullur, utook
brokers, III Wyoming avenasi
Open- Hi ill- Low rim
lag, est est. line.
Am.l'.it. Oil '.'7li 'JTUj litis
Am. Sugar NUj v., mu H.
A. T.ftrt. F mi lnu liiU
Can.. Si ;0.H f OLjJ ;VI ;0.H
On. N. J mU n;,Wj )i;,u II t
Chic. AN, w IIQU an n:n lOHtj
C, B, tt y :iiih ;au J6U 18U
Ohio. Uas ill j;i s; f:.'4J
C. c. O. He 8t. L... IIS WW KM Km
Col, Hook. Val. T
. it 11 latru I87U l:iti7 111.
P., L. & W
D. 0. F litis BtM H3N tiu
Krie ioQ aQ leQ uj2
9. K, .' ml w! wU
Lakoabure IIMU rJuJa lima IWja
L, AN SlZ M tHH MM
Manhattan I22M 12)3 DBtf V--h
Miss, l'ae Hi'li HM i !!i
Nut. bead alii f!U 'HU U7
N. Y. N. E IHt ilU II 11
N. Y. Centra! UgB MU V
K.V.,U.W l.Sik4 W W ION
N.Y..8. AW 7 ..' ....
I). B, c. c.
North Pue
Noith l'ae. pr 1T, IS I'M lOJa
Oinuha Illl liiiU 111) 'Mi
I'm: Wail ITU lt)i I? li
Hesilliiu nn? 23 H4 2
Roek Islanil li7'M 7M ti7t ii'H
B. T l HZ
St. Paul i7a ilig t7K
T..C. 1
Texas A l'ac
Union l'ae is lsu,, 18 lsji
Wabasn, pf 14 u im 11
W. Union M mi NJ Mtk
w. & u b im al m -M
W. & L. E. uf Igj 48)4 4i 4SJ4
Clileag-o Qraia and Provisions.
BonAHTOit, Feb, IS. Tbe folio srlng quota-
tlonsare, saiiplleil anil Onrreoted dally hy La
Dar & Fuller, stock broUers,ll!l Wroininir avenue.
siii:at.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
CORN.
Opening
1 1 'j'lertt
Lowest
Closing
OATH.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
POllK.
Opening
Highnst
Lowest
C'losiUB
LAUD.
Owning
Highest
Lowest
Closing
t)H ItT ions.
Opening ,
Illl'liest
Lowest
Closing
Feb.
m
!I4
mi
in
KJs
Msv.
m
m
tB
0M
m2
July.
0 M
S:h4
MB
lil4
kU
nn nn uio
IMS ItW IJCJ0
lltt lis;, 1210
llM I'M UIO
730 705 7ft;
im iu ai
m ;tr2 7ua
'Si 710 7U3
Oil 117 ISK
ii (37 m
6I.1 817 ttK
Bl'U K7 uau
Nsw York Produce Markst.
Nkw York. Feb. 27. Flocb-Du!1;
offered nt oasicr price.
Wheat Dull, he higher; No. 2 red
store and elevator, OIKd afloat, flOcif,
o. h., til ,aG3c; No 1 northern, WjMa60C
options closed firm; February, 01Jc. ;
ldnrcb, RlKcj May, 03;,c; June, (lac;
July, 66Xc August, 07,'iC; September,
68)c.) December, 7l;c.
CORK Dull, firmer; No. 2, 41Jia42c; ele
vator; 42&a43c,, nlloat; ojitions advanced
aj)o. ana closed Arm ; February, ir.c;
March. 42c; April, 42?C; Slav, 42; ic;
July, 43;:jic.
Oats Dull; mixed, easier; options dull,
firmer; February, inc.; March, :ii;c; May,
84,' c; spot prices, No. 2,LI7fjc ; No. 2 white
and No. 8 Chicago, 3SfCi No. 3, ftijc.,
No. 3 white, 37c; mixed western, 3SaB'Ji!.;
white do. and white btate, 86a49c,
iblgg Dull, steady.
liriKK IIahs Qalet.
Iibbccd Bibs Dull,
Cut Meats-Quiet, steady, unchanged.
Laud Qalet, firm; western steam
7h0;city, fkto.1 February, 17.80; March,
7,05; May, i7.5'); refiaed,qulet; continent,
18.85; South America, -fl3; compound,
Q .in fcfi .
FORK -Moderate demand; mess, jl3.5Ua
en 00.
BOTTIB Qalet, weak; state dairy
new, lta24c. ; do. old, 14alSc. ; creamery,
new, 24,l4n26c; Pennsyivania do., 'Jjaifje;
western dairy 13.U7c. do creamery 17a
28c; do. tactory, UulOc.; rolls, llaloc;
oli;ins, 25;iai6c.
CnBKSB Fair demand, firm) large stato
Bailee; fancy, llJalP'ic.; part skim,
UalOc; tuU skims, lXa8c.
Boos Moderate (demand, firmer; Ice
bouse 82.ii0a3.ou per case; western fresh,
20c; southern, lS)nn20cf ;
Philadelphia Tallow Markst.
rniLAnvt-cniA. Feb. 27. Tallow was
in fair demand and steady. Priceswore.
Piimo city.in hoqshends,4c: prime coun
try, in hogsheads, Vic; do. dark. In hogs
heads, ljjo.1 cakes, OO. ; grease, 4c.
1ms It Fails.
Indianapolis Journal.
Wiiaits What do you think of this the
ory that a man is what be eats?
Potts It doesn't always work to perfec
tion. For instance, when a congressman
eats crow it makes a cuckoo of biffl.
ei
Alt iBd Conditions.
ChtcOffO Tribune.
"Say, Haggles, you haven's hoen at any
meeting of the SiniJe Tax club for two or
three mouths. Been sxkl'''
"No. I I've beoa looking oftor some
vacant town lots I inhumed lately from
an uucle.''
Ths Only Obstacle.
alicMion Globe.
Some poonlo could traoa their ancestry
bark to Adam if they ouly know his last
name.
FItOOF POS1X1VB.
His Honor What's the charge, ofll
cer; drunk'.'
Officer McQurk No, sor; crnr.y.
His Honor How do you know?
Officer McQurk Well, nor, he la
proprietor of n daily paper, and I heard
him tell a man thut tho paper probably
had the smallest circulation in tho
city, nnd so
lii'i Honor ThS padded cell, quiclcl
-Life.
CUPrap from Canada "Presbyterian "
under signaturo of C. Blackutt Hubin-on,
PTOp'ri I was cured of oft-recurring
bilious hcaduchoa by Burdock Blond
Hitter. 1.
RTien Haliy wn3 slelt, wo pare her Castorte,
When she war, a Child, iihn cried for Caslnria.
When Kho heonme Miss, sha clun' to Castorla.
When she had Chllorea, she gave them Castorla,
STAMPED JT
bjood-ppisoni of every name und nature,
by Dr. Piereo's Golden Medical Discovery.
It rouses every organ into healthy notion,
purifies nnd enriches the blood, and through
it cleanse:) and renews the whole system.
All Blood, Skin, and Seal)) Diseases, fnun
a common blotcn or eruption to tho worst
Scrofula, are cured by it. For Tetter, Snlt-
rheum, Bcsema, Erysipelas. Both), and
Csrbunclas, tho "Discovery'1 is u dirott
remexly.
n i s. ' isuuni nsn-
i.iiv, of Comei, iuiuu
leln en., .llo., writes:
"1 suSerod for ono
quarter of a century
with "fever-son " (uli er)
mi my leg and edema
tous eruptions ami gave
Up all hope of ever th ing
woll again, Km 1 mn
happy I" sny that your
Dr. Pierce's Oolden Med
ieui Dlaooverv made a
' ' i.iimnlete i lilt- nf niv nil.
Cabousb Wskxuy. menbj, although I had
tried different doctors and almost All known
remedies without effect.
IC
Guar
antees a
URE
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS AM) si RORONS.
DK " K. II KAN, iJi-eas r thu Kyi Km
Tbioat and Bar, 6m Bprnoe btreut. oppo
site court hoassi
Die. a. J. cu.,i..i.l. tilth 2ul Wasningtua
svonno, comer gprnie street, over
rranoke'S drug Store, Residence., 722 Vinost.
Omoa nonrsi I0.8U to 12 a. m. and I to4 and
tl.au tn 7.1W p. in. Sunday, t to 11 p. in.
DR. W. K. ALLEN, Office cor. Lack
wanna and Wasblngtcn aVOS. 1 over Coon
srd shoe atorvt oflloo hoars, 10 to U a m. and
0 to 4 p. n.j evunlDK-s at resldeiico, 012 (f.
Washington sve.
jii. c. l. KRMY, Practiof limitod to Dis
XJ eases of the Kys, Bar, N.isoan t Throat;
officii, 12ii Wromlng ava Keaidonce, o2K Vi.jtf
Itn-et
DK. L.M. UATKS, Illl Waahlnaton Avenu;.
Otllcu hours, eto'J a.m., l.liOto J and !
to S p.m.
IOHN L. WBNTZ, M II., Ulilee, Hi Mild !
Commonwealth bnlldlngj renideneo "It
Madison are; oSos bonra. la to 12, g to 4, 7 to
1; onndays 180 to 4. evenings at resiUcuco. A
specialty madn of diseaaef of tho eyu, ear, nom
and throat and iryiioooloe;v'.
DU. li. I). MXKKAV, specialty uind on dis
eases ot eye nnd skln,21lj Wyoming Ave.
Dllie,- luwrsi I ntil lii a in ,j to 4 and 7 to fc p el.
t K1 BttlNABK BOBtiEOMa.
1? BTURQE, Vuterinarv
I j. Mstry a pooialty; j;ld mnda
tarlo Netoriiinrv Colteire. OIKee.
livery. ffi Dix St.. near Keller's currlaga shop.
Telephone Ho. IIS,
Burgeon, Den.
list of Oil-
nmmsr'i
LAWYER
LFBEUUAKU WILLIAM J,
- V torneys ar.d
I M. C. UANCK'S Law and Cllertloa of.
J. fica.No. 1117 bjirueo st., opposite Forest
House, Beranton, Pa,; collections a r.peciatty
throiuihout Pennsylvania; roiinbiu oorreepona
entii in every county.
JEHbUPB UAhU, Attorneys ami Counsel,
lots ut Law, Commonweiiltb building,
Wnshingtoa ava. v 11. Jaaarp,
HORACB B. Hano.
W 1' Jr.. f!-. -Hi.
U'll.LARD. WAKKENfc KXAl'l", Att ir
neysiiud Coiiusiilorsnt Law, Kenublicau
liiiildiiu. Washiicton avi'.. Seiantou. V i.
PATTEBBUN A WILCUX, Attorneys and
1 Counsellors at Law; olhcos U and 8 Library
luildmg, beranton, l'a.
KOSWBUi 11. PATTSnSOE
WILLIAM A WlMJOX
HAND. At-
counsellors Common wsolth
building. Rooms 111. "(land
TTENRY M. SEELY Law offices in Trice
11 bolldlng, llll Washington avenne.
7 HANK ')'. (JKr.LL, Attorney at Law. Boon
'0o Excbanire- Scranton. Pa.
MILTONIyT IOWBYrTAtt'yi', L"J7 W j.-Ihtic"
c. II VOX NTORCH. I'tonav. I li wpiaio
IAJIES - OAKI'dHU, Attorney nt Law.
I rooms K). At and IK, Couiinmiwoalth b'l'u
(JAMUEli W. BOUaB, Attorney at Law
IJ OlMee. 1117 Bnriieest.. Srrntiton I il
T A. WATRES, Attorney at liw, t'J
i-i. Lackawanna ana., Seranton, Pa
U P. SMITH, Counsellor at Law. Office.
1 rooms 54. M, M Oommonwenlth biiildtne
K PITCHEB, Attorney at Law, Com-mo-iwea'th
linilniiiir. Beranton, fa
C. COMEQTB, IBI Spruee it
u.
i li REPLOOLB, Attorney Loans uo:o-
l' tiatcd on real estate security. 40s Spi n.-...
1 I KILL AM, Attorney at Law, iai Ni y
It, omingavenne, Beranton.
HAVE TOUR DBBDS AKD fOBTQAOBS
written and acknowledged be .1 W.
BBOWN1NO. Attorney and Notary Public, i'l
Conunonwealtb llnii llnir.
St IIUIH.s
, i 1 1 , ii 1 1 i 1 1 ' 'i-liri iel.'.ui'ivw J
i ton. Pa., ttrenaroii bovi and sirla PaviviIImm
u. hhii uwhu . ..in i iii. euiuireu.
.. t.:i AU HI li ,,n-- .
RBV. Thomas M i'Vn.
v. ALTRH II Ht'KI L
SJI.hs WORCEflTEllH B1NOERQARTBB
ill an.l Bebool, 112 Adams avenue Puplli
received at all times. Next torui will open
iSTiuurv vii
11 KN riHTS,
1 U. LAUUACH, Burgeon Dentist, No, IU
t . Wynl'OM:: riyi-
It" M. MKATliiN, ,,Hi,-e Cut Kxelmnk-e
LOANS.
rpiIE HBPL'HLIC Savinge and Loan Asao
X elation will loin OU in inei on ea..i..r terms
and pay you batter on investment I hull SMI
Other awoeiation Call on B, N . GALLBN
IIF.lt, Dime Bank huildiuit
I 01 l is AMI RKSTAVnANT.
'IMII. W K.s'I'MINs'l IlK, ii: Jin Wyoming
1 ave, Hooms heated with steam: ail mod
em ImprorviuentH.
C M I'M MAN. Prop.
ZIEOLKRS HOTEL, I:.1: Laekawanna ave
nue, . i .oil Rates reasonable.
P ElBOLBB, Proprietor
AT KB'f JtlW BTEB HOTEL
V W. Q, SCHI.NCK, BSiinngor
Bixteenth streot. one block east of llroauw.iy.
at L'nlou ijquare, New York.
AmerleHii plan. a lie per ilnv and upwriril
C'OYNE IKICtoK Kurnpeun plan; cowl
i rooms open day and nutbt. liar mip
pllad wltn the Va st.
p n. coynf.. Proprietor.
L.H UANTON HOC-1., nriir 1
ii lenger depot. Conducted on tho European
L A W pas
plan. VIOTOS Korn, Proprietor
i i BAND CENTRAL 'in largastand Bsel
l emiliipol hotel in Allonton-n, Pa. ratal
mid VM per day.
YlOTOn D. BAWWSS, Proprietor.
ARCHITRCTS.
DAVIS HOCl'i, Aruillteuts Kooins Ji,
M nnd iM Coinmoiiv.-i'iilth h'ld'ir. Hernnton.
L L. WALTBR, Arehltect Library uotio-
li. ink- Weonitln Hemi.' Seinnl in.
V L. BROWN. Arch B. Architect, Prlco
r liiiildlnir. I'M V nahlnfrton Av-.,s;rrant.n,
II
MIRCEM.ANKODS
OKTON K 8WARTB- WHdl BBALI
liuiilier, b and U LMiiu Hank Luililiaif.
Seraiitoii. Pa.
I KOAROEE ItltOTItKlW, PRINTERS'
1I upphes, envelopes, pnpur tiags, twiun,
Warehouse, 1J0 Washington avo., Hrrantox
Pa "
MOI'TE'js LIVr.RY. I.VM apoww Trenira."
I' First class arriai. D L. VOOTB, Agt
Punersl Director and Kmiuimrr.
TpRANK P. BROWN CO.. WHOLE
I pule dealers In Woqdwsre, Oordage ami
oi. cioth, 7'jo w. Laokswenns avenua
l ) At : SPB Old IHEBTBA - ML'MIO flirt
li halls, plrnio), parties, reosptlona vred'
illncs anil conrei t work formatted. For terms
iidilroM R. 1, Bauer, eeuduotot, tW Wyoming
ave.. ovor lliilbert's musie itorS
LJSBA FINN S- SONS, builders and ',itrai
j tors. Yards: Corner Olive It and Adami
ave ; corner Ash st. and P tin live., heranton.
i i i - .
SEElia
(3 b. ci.AHK co., Besdemen, Ftorlaki
T. and Nurserymen; etore nil WaSttmgton
avenue; sreSB bonne, IflBQ North Main avenue;
ftori leienhotts "s.1.
II. As.
IIHANH UNION''! EA CI i.. Jones Ur n.
A FEW HINTS FROM OUR
I3res3 GroodLs Department
Novelties and Fancies in
great profusion daily ar
riving. The Crow's Foot an d Shep.
lierd Checks are new and
decidedly pretty and neat.
See them.
Our stock now presents a
remarkable offering that Will
meet with a very ready sale:
Ten pieces Scotch Heather
Mixed Cheviots, 54 inches
wide, 50c. per yard. Worth
double.
We arc showing a preat
bargain in i ludde rs n e 1 d
Bieges, 42 inches wide, at
75c. Never before sold un
der $i,
SOME BLACK GOODS
SPECIALS
Several pieces of Merino
Guipure, formerly sold at $1,
now 50c.
Five pieces Bedford Cord,
forty-eight inches wide.made
to sell at $1.75 per yard. Ou
price now, 65c This is a
great bargain.
j Our line of ENGLISH
1 SERGES, 54 inches wide.is,
I without doubt, the greatest
1 value ever shown in Scran
ton. Three cradoq Si fin
$1. 12 and $1.25. These
must be seen tobeappreciated
209 WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
RAILROAD TIKE TABLES.
I J.
ON. KUKTTKU fn Lsekiiwniini nveiui
beraatou, l'a., Maul'r oi Wire bcreeue.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Anthracite coal used eselnstvelr, insuring
cleanliness and comfort.
TI.MI-: TABU I.N BTFKCt FBO, I, Ml.
Traini leara Beranton for Pttuton, Wllkee-
For Atlantic City, B.111 a. m.
For New York, Newark and Elizabeth, 8.10
(espress) 11. m.. 1130 (express with BnSet
I'arlorcarj, 8.W (eiprew) p, m. Sunday, .:.'KJ
Pon maith Chunk, allsktowk, bktih.k-
!!.':;'!! .,.ST'.""""1 PMItABKLPHIA, h id n. ,n..
um. U.KL (u (oxcept Philadelphia) p. m.
Sunday, "(Hi p. in. 1
For Loaq urahcb, Ocean uhove, etc., at
sjoa, rn.. l-.-'ifip. in.
For Keiidmf,'. Lebanon and narriahnre, via
Allentown, t-.lUn. m., ItOU, ;,.i, p.m. Sunday.
2.1 0 p. m.
For Pottarille, 6. It) a. m., 12.80 p, in.
Itetnridng. leave New York, foot ot Liberty
,lo.,";,i'.r.,h nvu'' Rl uw (eaprres) a. m.,
I. ii', l.no, (oipre.is wiiii Ballet parlor car;
p. in. Sunday, 4.I1U a m.
Lnareralladelphla, tteadlna Terminal 9.00
a. m., -'.oo and 4.;f p. m. Bunoar, i .7 a. n..
inronah ticket to all points at lowoet ratal
may bo had on application in advauco to tho
ticket agent at Iho atatiou.
li. l. BALDWIN,
J-aOLHAtrSBN, Gen-raAnt.
Hi'll. Sutit.
I BHIQH VALLEY (tAILROAb
XJ 1 Kll. 11, 1891,
Train leavea Scranton for l'hlladelphia and
N.-w York via. L, A: II. it K. at li n.iu , I:.', in.
2. Wand U.aB p. m viaD.,L R, ji , u uo,
8.(0,11.20 a. m.,and 1.30 p, in.
Leave BcratttOU for PittSton ami Wdkss
Burro via 1)., L & W, H. K.. 11,00, e0!, 11 i
a, iu , l.s I. BtU, S.07. 9.8J p. m.
-Leave Beranton for White Haven, Hnloton.
l ottsvillo mid all point on tho Beaver
Meadow and pottsville branehes, via E. ,v W,
., 0.l;.m., VIS D. A- H. B, H. nt 8 a m.. 12.1 1,
tM. 4.16 p.m . via U.. L. ft V. It. It., B.O0,
U.90 n.m., 1.30, 3.S0 p.m.
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem, Easton,
Henclinu, llarri-burn: ami all lut -rnvdi.-i 3
p nnu via D. A-11. K. R., s a in ,12.10. 2.:H IL IJ
p.m.,via U., L. A- w. K. B..a.0O,b.W3, 11.20 a. m
I. 80 p.m.
Leave Seranton forTunkhinno dc. TowanH
Blmlra, Ithaca. R.inav i and nil interniodi it t
pointa via V. A- H. R.R.,0.UJ a.m.,12 iu and 11.33
p.m., via D. U ft W. R B B.Oi ain.,lJ0p m.
LeaV" Seranton for Hoehe-tnr. H'.ulalo ","i
aitara Flli, llotroit. Cln-aso and nltpdati
west vial). H. B. It. B.W a.m.,is.io,.au.n
II. in. via U. L. & W, R. It. and PitUtoa
Junction, b 03 a in., 1 JO 0.88 p. m., Via E ft W
R It.. 8.41 p. m.
For EUnlra and the wet via8almscoi, vii
p, ft 11 K R I'.n; a.m., 10,ii.i5 p. m , :a D
U W. it. it.. ,iwn in., un and 8.07 p. m.
Pnllman parlor ana aleept as or L. v. ehalr
card on ail traini iiotweon L A: ii Junqtion or
likes Uarro and New York, Pnliad.lp'di,
Ilufl.ilo ano snnponlon rlrnliro
BOLLIN H WILBUR, Gen. Bnpt Baal Die.
. ..9&&Si l'.K,;- '- Pas. A-!. Pniu.Pi.
A. W.NONNEMACHER, Ase't (tjn.Pas .w t.
South Bethlehem, l'a. "
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DELAWARE AND HDD
SON" RAILROAD.
Commencing May to, ihj,
trains will run aa follows:
Trains leave Bridge Streot
Station. Seranton. for l'itt'i-
ton, ukes Barre, etc., 8.00,
J.07, 8.87, 10.42a. m., lilu.
1.25 2.38. i lii. &.1A 11 IS all
and 11 :iA p. in.
For New York and 1'hil i
oel.nia. Hliua. in , l.'.lO. i.-.'.i.
458, 4. in ami 11,80 p. m.
For Qoneadale 1 from Delaware Laokawanna
and western depot), 7.0, 8,80, 10.10 a.m., lt.oti
m .. 8, 17, ii. 10 p. 111,
For Carbonaale and Intermediate stations.
,'..!, 7 01. s.iJO. It), in n. m . liiKi m ,2.17, 8.25,0 III,
0 20 and 8 88 i. m, ; i'rn-u Bridge street 1 lepot,
2,09 11. 111., S.lfand 11 Cfi p, m.
Flint express to Albany, Saratoga, the Adl
rendaek Soantalna Boston and New England
points, 5.40 a m.. arrlvini at Albany 12.45.
Baratoga2.n p. tn., and leavint Beranton .1
p m., arriving at Albany at 8.80 p. m., Sara
ti tta. 19.88a. in , ami Biston. 7.00a m
The only direct r.mt - between the coal Held)
and Huston "Tho Leading Tourists' Route
of America" to the Adlronda 'k Mountain r.--
ssrts, iMsaQewgeandChamplala, Montreal,
ote.
Time tables allowing local and through train
sei vice between stations on all divisions Data
ware and Hudson system, may he obtained at
all lielnwure and Hudson tleket otHces.
li. (I YOUNG, J. W BURDIOK,
Second Vice President Sen, Puss. Agti
Nt'ltANTDIS I I l-IUN.
In Bffeel January 98tb, 1804,
Konli nminif.
N " y
OUth linii.id,
iiui iui os
V.MK) MU7 ItOA
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All (rains 1 1111 dally exe.np: nimhiv.
r signifies that trains stop on sjjoal tor pa1;
senaers, Addlil'iiiiil trains leave Cnrbuidale for scran,
tan 1,10 and 0,15 n, m., arriving at Boranton 1 n
and , '.
Leave Rornntnn tor Carbondale r. mi nnu ssn
arriving at Csrbondtleat f.88nndtt,i8p.m,
1 cure rates via Ontario a Western before
purchasing ticket! and save money, Day and
riinjft Siprosa t o too i st
.i.c Andorson, Gen. Pssa Art.
V, Hltoroft, llv I SSS, Agt scranton, ra.
Ladies Who Vaiuo
A rcflnnd con-pltxlon inuit r.uc Pononi's Fow-
der. It produces a xclt mid beautiful skin.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD
Trains leave Soranton as follows: Express
for New York and all poluts Knst. 1.60, 8.60,
0.1e, 8.00 and 9.60 a. m. ; 12 81 und OSO p, in.
i.:ipres for Easton, Trenton, Philadelphia
nnd the South, 515, 8.00 and 8.6U a. m.; OM
and 3.60 p. 01.
Washington and way stations, 2.0 p. m.
Toliyhunnancomrnodatiiin, 0 HI p. m
Espr as for Blaghunton, Oswego, Blmlra.
n''","', ,rit'';, Uansvllle, Mount 51., rris and
Buffalo, 12 W, 218 a. m. and 121 p. m.. mukina
ctose Manoctlons at Buffalo to all points In ih
West, Northwest and Bonthwi it.
Diill'.ilo rccommodatliiii. 1) (ii a. in
Blogkamton and way stations, 1J,:J7 p. m.
Nicholson and wav Stations. 6.48 u at
Blngbsmton and Blmlra Express, 8 08 p m
Express for OprlUnd, Fly 1 souse, Oswego,
L tlca aud Rlchflill Spriairs, 2.15 a. 111. and 1,21
p. nt.
Ithaca. 2.15 and n.ifl a. in. and l '.'i p. in.
PorNortbumberlsnd,Pittaton,Whkee-Barre
Plrniouth, Bloomsburg and Danville, m !kin"
S4SSS oonneetwns at Northumberland for
WUllameport Bamsbnrg, Haitimoro, Wash-
Ington and tho South.
1 Northumberland and Intermediate stations.
6aT0, 960 a. in. mid IM nnd (1.07 p. m.
Hanttcoko and Intermediate stations. 8.08
and 11,20 a. 111 Plymouth and intermediate
I stations, 8jyiand 9,88 p. n:.
1'i.lhnan parlor and sleeping coaches on all
; express trains.
I 1 orilctnllod information, poekettimitatiloi
ote., rpply to 31. L. Smith, city tick.-! offioe,
I :J Lackawanna avenue, or depot ticket office.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Wed. and Tha.-sJay, Feb. 28 and Mar. I.
Walter Banford'a superb production of the
scenic melndianiR,
THE STRUGGLE OF LIFE
A new story tt thriiline snd amusing lact
aeniH in and around tho gra' -i etron
clls. Now York City. Illu-trated
with afinosorteeof beautiful
stsfo pictures.
Battery Park in winter.
Rut er's Slip in a SHOW nlorm.
Exterior of St. Patrick's Cathedral
iypi-al D i-ico Hall in Walter St.
Deathtrap in a deserted cellar.
Sale opens Monday.
TItlKAXD WYOMIHa VALLEY RAIL-
Train 1 -avo Seranton f
termedlatc point 1 on the
a. m. and ;i.'ll n to. A
loe.sl points at 11 35, R.45 and
1 ram learinir nt Ui n.
Week commencing MONDAY, FBB, S".
The Accomplished Aetress
MISS ETHEL FULLER,
upported by ihn
train leave Seranton for New York nnd in-
............. j. ,.,.- 1.1 i.ri ;il .1.,, rt r r w
in. and :i.:M 1, li. Ah., f e l..,v-lv Ill H .", : ! . A .N I liiMilir rOUD'llV
'..,,... 1 .'i,
aro (orougn trails t,. and from ilonesdelo.
Trains leave for WiUces-Barre atd.Ua. iu. and
8.41 p. ui.
ire
ripoc in
Monday. Tu;s-'ay st: Wednesday,
Tho 4-act society comedy drama.
Stricken Blind.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Th- Benratlonal drams.
UNDER THE GASLIGH
ADMISSION, io md
cl..iii -.eao be reserved, by
tcrnoon, fr. m 1.8(1 to B.1 u.
SO cents. Ororn
nnu : . every a -
WBg s
for thi
eniei winment. performances 0 very sfternm n
excopt Mondays and Tlmrsdaya at 2.80 nn.i
.it c.ij. i.oo:s open at l.uy !;U'.!
every ovenin
.on i'.l
February
TCT VRY person wlio has had much
experience in furniture buying
knows that between seasons is u reat
bargain time nf all the year.
Owing to the freshness of our stock
throughout, which only dates as far as
98, we have no undesirable roo Is to
dispose of, lut we have 11 few odds
in
PARLOR SUiTS
BROKEN SUITS
ODD PIECES, ETC.
Which will bo soli nway below manu
fnciurers' cost to tlov who reach the
ttore iu lime tu pick them up,
HILL & CONNELL
Scranton, Pa.
SCIENTIFIC SHO
Havln? secured the SHOEING FOKOE of
vuiii-in Blam- A- S a tor a permanent busi
ness stand 1 shall conduct rVicutiflo and
pathological hhoa ng for tbe Preveutinii, lie
net and Cui a of Lain onoss and other imped;
menta in tbe movements of Hors Incident I
or due to Imperfeot sbo ing I shall give lb
work my personal attentl n and guarantee uo
extra cenrge.except fortmnn vement Lamu
ness, etc., will bo uoat afternoons, a fre 1
clinic and professional advicti given every
Monday Irem 10 - r. ii.
JOHN HAMLIN, D, Y. S.
THE
lii n
ypocisiefi
j
ueDansiii
OF
DUPONT'S
MINING, BLASTINO AND fc'PORTIXO
POWDER
Manufactured al tho Waptrallenea muk Lu
lorns county Pa,, ami at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming District.
118 Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa.
Third National Hank Uuildiug.
Aonifctca
71ms. PORP. Pittston, i's.
JuHNB BMlTHASjONi Plymouth, Pa.
K W. Ml'LI.ttl AN, Wilk.-s-Barrc. Pa.
Agents for tho Hepauno OhsmtosI Cone
pnny'a High Kxplomvei
' Druggists
AND DEALBBB'IN
BURNING nnd jfE O
LUBRICATING UPnd
Aiiimtir temi gad Frenoh'Zina
Vuiu Linseed oil.
Turpentine nnd Vnrntslte.
Readymlsed Paints In all cotor,
Gliders' milting,
PaMS White anil Knlimln
oil' vttroi. Marble
Host uud tvindow Olasi
William : Sissenberger
Offosito Baptist Church,
PcMin Avenue,
Is replete with fine and
medium Parlor Suits, Fancy
Rockers, Couches and
Lounges for the Holiday
Trade. Prices to Suit all.
Also Bed Room Sets, Din
ing Room and Kitchen Fur
niture. Parlor Suits and
Odd Pieces Re-upholstered
in a Substantial manner.
Will be as good as new-
THE LARGEST
CHEAPEST
BEST
The Tribune
4W
DON'T FORGET
That ere are headquarters for everything la
theiino.it w.vu hhv If you hav asidea
of purchHsinx nnv kind of n Wntcl,, lady's Of
genf 'ii. Uold or Silver, you will make 11 nriov
Sue mlatalio if yon do not (,-ive ns a call and
Ret our pricos, Wbleh you will llnd far liolos
all otners, especially In all tin. hlga grades of
Blgln, Waltaass and Hiciden . .. wm
If you have any doubts and are at sii posted
onpiieesaivenss oallandws win have no
trouble lnconvlnoln;; srou.TVostlll have a lsre
Htoek to dlspoo of, nnd will otTor Tor. won
derliil inducements In Jewelrv, t-'llvorware,
Clocks and all othor ;oods which wo hnvc iu
Htoek.
C. W. Freeman
l'cnn Aye. and Spruce St
i