THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TIIU1.SDAY MOB1TCNG-. MAY 10, 1S94.
THE SECHET
(IN 8
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7th ACT.
All the muscles come in play
While in this position they
Show no signs of pain or strain;
How, this strength, did these men gain?
By the use of tiio Genuine Johann HofPa M;iit Extract
One dosen bottle have thp nam-' nutritive anl tonic effect as a large cask
of ale, without beinc intoxicating.
Itiaitt apon the Gemini:, which muat Iiavo the signaturt of "Johnnn Huff'
0!' thp n-ck label of every buttle.
E18XHB & MENDFL80N Co.. Ant. 188 an.1 15-1 Fntiklin Sr..Xw York
A LONG THE CQStiNC
But Scranion's First Victory Arrived, Being
Several Days Overdue,
EASTON WAS OUR FIRST VICTIM
The Loc.ils Make Up Their Minds
Th.it They Can Play Ball, and Put
Up a Game That Was Astonish
ingly Good for Them Hodson and
Patchen So Pleased That They Re
turn Thanks with Fervor.
About 000 periling who bad confi
dence in the ability of the BemotOD
team to play winning bill iritDMMxl
the brat victory for th loeali jreeter
lay afternoon. 'I'll victory wacni
plet. There wm no doBbt Of II from
tne t ir". although at the doe
Catcher Peto ho and Pitcher II i li m
ki:lt, preatunebly to (five thankt thai
the long and Mtmlogly endlett clixin
of ilefeata had been broken.
Kv-ry plaver on the team plavt'1 viz
Orooaly nod Bacton wa th enlTerer,
the core It th OlOM of the game boinj;
13 to 1
There ia gtill mom for mnr. Improve
merit (Jon! coacning is a necessity
1 he local i:iut tiecoui tccnunmeil to
the work. It belpi entnuH the plcytra,
rattle the oppodtiOO and pleiise th
audience. V:z-l iboald let iiunaelf
rut In throwing acri tne diataoa I
and Higgin thonll be ; liekcr in aa
itatlng in dnntite play, Blggini an I
Wet sal ahonld iiav an andcratandlog
at to who ahonld cover eecoad when
there ia a man on firm and the r!c"r
ihoald be let Into toe secret Captatq
Bifglnc mutt eccattotn biaeell to call
liu i ut the n una f th player who
to take a high t'rtll and t.iti- prevent
the interference of two or in. p. .,
r, which often re. nit; diaaetroualy, j
The remark are not intend-I eith-r
to ceninre or dieoonraga T ey pur-'
poae calling the attention of the play- I
tra facta that are potent ta everv ipec
tator.
T1IK OA.M? is DETAIL
Wilson Ditched tor th viitori til
the sev-uth Inttinf, being relieved bv
lloimea. Hi wrk in the Brat Inning
practically gv the game to Bcrantpo
Wets 1 hit safely and w advanced
laaeoii Wil3n' error in fi -lding Hu
ge n 'a bnnt The latter w a force,! out .it
erond. 1'itcheii reaching liret in af-ty ,
while Wttzi i cored, Rogere and M j
tey were given be on bln, Stalty. 1
tingled aud Wettlak ramie a Mil 1
The latter acore I on Higgin' OUt, T.n
waii a total of nix rnnt.
llogjn opened the tecond inning by
bunting tifeiytndwaa advanoed to
third after Kogera and PatcbeO bad
been put ont He tCOTed on Welhl'e
error of Maaey'e hit Wettlake wae
given a bate on bal a in the h th inn
ing and tcored on Uiggitjt' hit. In tne I
tixtn l'atchen and linger aitjgle!, both
ttole second and scored nu M usey'a
triple, Btaltl waa given a he on ball,
ttole second and icored on liigK'iiia'
bot drive to t':ort. In th ninth Wei
f-l wat itiren a tiae on In 1 Hugau
B) "ie a twn bagger nd both cored 00
Dwyeri moffot Pateban'i ti
TIIK KAKTuN SIM'. OF IT
I'"lme' llnglc ami it baa 00 hall o
Weinl with no tally wat the ra
in tt in th liret. Weute'e tingle and
itill a blank wat the result in the
second. A bate on balla in tho thirl
and still a blank The fourth wa a
one, two, three order, the crank hop
Ing for H whttewaab W ihl and Dnnn
vaiked to the first in tne fifth and
neither scored. The sixth wae a repe
tition of the fourth. Ilogan ninlfd a
fly In the eighth, but the rnnuer wae
thrown out at second.
There were now eight blank drawn
In the ninth Weikart tinifled. He
ahonld have been, thrown nut at second.
He icored on Wentv's single.
The tut j ined is a complete record of
Kcrantoti'a firt victory:
HCHANTON. I KASTl N
B. H.Pik A.C. it li. pa A. K
Wetr.nl, as. '1 S ii Iti.l'es,rf.i) 0 1110
Boon, or.. I t I 0 jlwefhl, l(..,0 l n n i
J'atrhen.o.j: 2 !1 OUunii. :ili...O 1 II 0 I
lti)'li)iB,rf..2 :t 2 I nsiiarp, lh..U (111 II II
Aiassey, lb 1 1 a li I Weik t,2h.'.l I 4 a u
Htaltz. If... .2 1 2 (I HDvryor, rf II II li h 0
Wi-t'ke,:il2 I h 0 (rweutv, , ..ii 'J 7 II 0
IIiKKiiiH.2li.il 2 li I liHnltiii, ss. .0 li I i, i
Uialsnn, p .0 t) 0 I UwtWn,p,rffi 10 1
Total.. ..13 17 27 io j Total.... ! 7 27 Tr 4)
ermtpn l 0 u i s o o a-u
litton o oooooooii
Baraed Knna Bcraatan, Bi Easti.n, i . Twd
bat b te Boftn I bra huso lnta-Maamy,
We tl.iki;. Sa rifb'O hits Patchen. It--. r ,
Moli. ii l:iises pat-hen, K gere, ntaltz. V est-
lik .Wi'ihi" Weikart, OrinTn, larable playt
Koeers to ilasai-y. llislum to Hiirgina in ilns
Wfji Wikrt t GHrifflnto Bh irp. Uriffln to
Wi ikort to sharp 2. t uck out SornO ton, 4;
laatoo,. Fn-t bate on baui Bcraaton, (t
Eaaton, 4. Wlhl plichea Wl,,li, lluilBoli
Time, 2.00, Umilre, Henderson.
OT11KK KT ATK LKAOtJK GAMES
At 1 1 II .let on
Hazleton 1 081001 0 0 fi
Allentown 8 000000002
Hits Hazleton, 7; Allentown, 8. Er
rors Haileton, 1; Allentown, 7. Bat
teries Ely and Moore: Kilroy and Mil li -
fan.
At Pottsville
Pottsvide 1 0 1 0 1 4 0 3 09
Harrisburg 7 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 x 10
Hits Pottsville, lfl HarriBburR, 13; Er
rors Pottsville, 5; ilarrisbnrg, 0. Batter
ies Black and Shilksky; Meany aud
8m i iik.
At Reading
Reading S 0 0 7 0 8 1 S! 1-22
Altoona 1 1 0 2 1 4 4 2 217
Hits Reading, 20; Altoona, 1U. Er
rors Reading, fit Altoona, 11. Batteries
Kimble and Goodhart; Desilva, McCagey,
AlcMullinaud Cote.
OF STRENGTH.
ACTS.)
NATIONAL l.KAUUE,
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 x 7
Boston i o o o o o o o s :i
Mite Brooklyn. 7; Boston, 7. Error
Brooklyn, 0: Boston, 4. Batteries Ken
pedy and Klotlow; Lvtt and Merritt.
I'mpire SiHge.
At Pittsburg
Plttabnrg 6 0 0 9 1 0 9 8 x-li
Cincinnati o oooo i 2003
Hits--Plttabnrg, I6j Cincinnati 9. Er
rors Pdtttbnrg, ;t; Cincinnati, L Bat
terifl Unmbcrl and Mark; Chamberlain,
Uwyeraini Vanghan, Umpire McQnada
A: Cleveland
Cleveland 0 00000040 4
Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits Cleveland, B; Chicago, 4. Error
Cleveland, Oi Chicago, I Batteriet
Claikson and Zitnmer: Mctiill ami Kitt
ridga Umpire Btntlia.
At Louievlllc
Locisville 1 00410000 fi
M. IjOlim 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1;!
llii- Louisville, 0; St. Louis, M Br
ror-Louisville. 0; St. Lonlt, I list t arte
Uemmlntl and Orlm; ttleason and liuck
ley, Umpire Hwtrtwood,
At Waebingwn
Washington. ..( 0 4 1 o (I 0 0 1 fi
Baltimore s l i i t o o 4 I II
Hitt Watbiagton, lOj Baltimore, 17 Er
rore Waehiagtoa ,;. Baltiowfe. L itat
teries st lekaala and DjB'tsie; kfieMahon
and B. biiisou. Umpira Hnrat,
KATEKN LBAOtTI
At Troy
Troy 0 6 0fJ2 0 0 5 2 217
ir vidence ...1 0082000 0 S
Hit Trov, 15; Providince f. Errors
-Troy, : Prnvtdenea, 4. Hmteries liro
ber tad ahill,. Sil ler and McAuley. I'm
pire (iaffny.
At .Syracuse
vyracus. .,..1 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .
apriagnVld....! aioojouo w
Hit SyracBte, I: sprt utieid. II, Bt
rort syractlee, a; 8prlngfleld I Batter
lea CaBbaa and wiltoa; Vkkery and
beany, umpire 'Bant,
At Buffalo
1 W ilk.-lirre..2 2 0 0
I Buffalo 0 0 0 0
Bit Wllke-Barre, II
'j 4 0
0 0 0
Buffalo
1 0- 9
0 00
9 Er-
rore Wilkea larr-. 1: B ffslo
4
Battertee
Qnarleaand Warner; Btagit ami I rqa
ait. Pmptra Bnydar.
CUNTS FROM t HI 0IAM0N0
Pitcher Len.m n was reWed last esk
Pitcher Black haetjgaed with P ttsvi',1.
lift l.r IV llo (.' ..va.l .fl. ft.... m
.. .... 111. I Mil 1 ' II ll-O
yaaraago, i playing center Me.d for E.u-
ton.
Ifore the eon opened Scranton wa
the most boaatfnl nob la the Btata gue.
a. Tiling to ' he Allentown Chronicle
Umpire Lynch anncunre that hereafter
he will talk only to tem cptslr. Th
Sta e h-ngne umpire should do HfeaWlMa
First Paeman Ma.er b. le ts-ing a
clever gu irdinn of the Inula, b.g i re
pC eo in be extremely clever In the maniy
an.
Berg tat Barfee, f Arckbald, and Presi
dent i. sue ami HlnTltarj PaddCO, Of th
borongn council, u the aaraatoa vict. ry
yaataraay,
I i Il-e four games with Kast. :i Inst wee's
A . nti An :na le forty thre.. lute and only
tlx errors. Eaaton mado tweotytevea bit
and tw.-nt) f,ve ,.rr r
William Javoma the aong writav iid
to imve c iwel a contract wuh Kelly f. r
UOO a Waal f r forty week- tc plv in
'Hue or then her." Jer-o,,,. KRV Keir'
cub u ipokeu of a great de.l In New York.
Captain Torreyaon has baa a reicta i by
Manager Wni tnan. of the Heading team,
ami has signed with Easton. It s a wm .l. r
Bcraniaa didn't paa m a bid torTbayw
lie ' thn kind of player local fane aUmile.
'I he Bonlk Side Bae Ball rluh abalWBgai
theBnrakaaof Providence on their own
giounds for a game at : - p.m. on May
UX Answer tbroogh Tin Taiitma
uiur RroBABca, atanagvt.
It was not the proper thing to forcibly
turn a horse that was drawing two oiiug
ladies out of th" gioiiml ami compel them
to go out the rear entrance while a di
rector ami others drove out acroel the
diamond.
Poor Scranton can't win a game and vet
her naiiers put her in the catalogue with
the National league teams. H ading also
talked of entering the National league bt
fore Pottsville criihed horoOBCOlt, I'.nts
ville Miners' Journal.
What useful purpose does it silhserve to
hnv i persons in the reporters' booth and
aranditand ocacb tne umpire!1 If there
Is to beany kicking let C aptain lliggin
tnase the umpire understand that he will
not tolerate hissed decisions.
The Wilkes-Barre Record is kind enough
to extend its "heartfelt .tyropaiby to or
rowing S ranton in tins, h,.r hour of eorn
affliction. llnsehallically p,nking no
puiminet ever made can sound the depths
of woe into which the cranks have (alien.
If the swpiiig of (he Scrants ke ps up
much longer the tears of the populate will
i aise the water in the Lackawanna above
the level of tomato cans and gumshoe."
This just view of the ease taken by
the wilbtw-Barra Tlmeai "ThooghBoran
ton has suffered defeat at fxM hands of
the BllletOO (l ib. It must ho said for the
games that thev have heen made mighty
IBterel IBB foT the spectators, nnd that's
what tells. People want to see lively
playing, good lighting up to th Un't
round, with the bun irs w II balanced .
Eveu defeat under such circum-tauco has
its compensat ions."
Qoiekia, Of Wilkes-Barre, the University
of Pennsylvania's big first baseman, now
says: "1 never Intend to play professional
baso ball with the Phillies iir any other
club. I have absolutely thrided'nu that
course and plainly told Colonol Rogers so.
I mny plav wuh ono of the seashore clubs
this summer," continued Uooekle, "or stay
at my home In Wllke-Barre. I will return
next fall for my last year in tho Law
school and am going to try for a place on
the foot ball team. Next snritig 1 hope to
play first for tbe university again."
In the course of a long and not very
eomplimeutnry analysis of the new base
bill rules ndnpted by the lint inual league
magnates for the current year the Pitts
burg Times says: "The new rule that gives
the infielder an out, whether he catche
the ball or not, so long s first base is DC
i -u pled and not more than 0110001, Is com
ing in for condemnation. The umpires
liomselves do not seem to know how to
interpret it correctly. Eac h and eveiy one
bus his own original way of ruling ou this
point, as thov have also of mnkinc iistriko
of an nttempted bunt, and between both
rules nnd the umpires tho spectntor has a
great time of it. Anil how can it be other
wise? If those who make the nationn!
(tame a bnsine-s cannot uuderstond the
rules which govern it, how ran those who
follow it for pleasuro be expected to do
so?''
Syracuse was the first and so fur t.hoonly
Eastern league club to piny an errorless
iraine this season.
At this stage of tho gam Anson's proc
Ismntii u of "First, place or bust" looks
Weather benteu uud moth oaten.
When men like Clements and Thompson
steal liases it may be taken for granted
thai I UT al deal of sach work is to bed no
tiii-- teaaon.
Of the cnptslns in the league f nir are
third basemen, three are first baemeo,
tWO uro sei olid b isemeu, one a shortstop,
one a catcher and one n right flelibir.
li Keenan bonis out.it is the belief of the
Wlikee-Barre Timet that bv ibe end of
the season ho will be pursued by some of
the magnates of th National league. He
tielils Ills ie.it ion belter than any pitcher
seen there this year.
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Ftecks and Xonds
New Vobk, Hay 9. fbere waa farther
Indication of i qnldationi in the li dn-trl-tis
st thesiari i i.i- in n ing American
Sugar being particularly week, the stock
In tba Oral trnii-ation- falling oft ab'iit a
point. Tin- led totalling u oiher pert- I
the Indu trial group a id II islly i: Became
ipiite general, (ieneial Electric received
a ma attention from the room trade-s, the
price fell l)(toi5d4j, Wh sKey was also
heavy, declining Lead 1 and Sugar
1. In the eaily trading- Louisville aud
Nashville dropped but other itilwayt
Were steady; BuUBrQBCBtly Lae Shore
Bi veil up J. and Loa It villa an I Nashville
rallied In i he last h ur of bnttoaN the
Qraoger and other railway stock devei
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vator; 4.V hIIobI; 0.tion were very
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Phllad rhla TallOW Market.
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dull and unchanged, Price were:
Prime city, n hou-headt, 4Kc: prinie
OOBntry, in barrel-, l7Hc.; do. ilnra, iu bar
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hanuoeh. Pa.
IJITIATION WAN i KD Ydf.NO MAN. 21
3 who has had axparleaca a a land and
mine surveyor ami in generel eiicineering
wore, d'-tnres potlttoa ; aapecta small salary at
flr-t: W'-iihl like an interview Ad rasa Box
I'd. Tankhaaaoek. Pa.
Ur ANTED in isl tins' BY A MIDDLE
lied w ('ii, ,,n to do h"Ua ele nuig.
ternbblai or w aahlag Address, J. 11. C .
41 1 1 hir-i nth st.
U'AN FI5 -Pl iii Fi 1 5 't4 CLEKK BY
middle agi d man. cu -k Kusslan.
Polish, slsvir als K.nglisli d re--. PhlF.lt
M A- AH. Box a , I'- ViMe, Pa
A 1. '.tY W S W si N,i To TAKE
1 hum-. Ap; ly ltWKre.l-r court
ClTUATJ N WANTED A WuMAN
3 w. uld like to ft'.. work by the d-y ..t
sl.ing or crui lng. or will take waahltw
home AddrvM At All V 1" N NELLY,
7M 1 'r' h rd str. t
Helo Wanted female
U' AN El' sEHV.'.NT lilRI. AT IB
Franklin trenur.
Apcnt Wen'.ad.
O ALEMMEN WANTED TO BELL OUB
for term ad-lrr with
.NlAL M I li u .M . -. . .
I A.S rtD VAN WITH LIFE AND PIRE
-V nfturancc -ipvri. n- ft aetteitBf tu
t.ekwBn eooatr; g ! tadu anta tu
ruht man A tdr-M IUI ft- tt hnildlng.
tor Kent.
.VjBhErTu"iTi' 'iii (Ma an . a
I Ave. Imjuire ..f 111: SUV t i.Y.
1. Laattawaaaa .
; 1. i.i :. . :' 1; -1 m adamh avk
I : : 1 1; 1 A l -it , 1 1 Larka
aaana tvaaa -
noR RE!fi IJiilir WELL FVBXI8HED
I Ti tat driie-httul'i'iratiuti Ml Weahinv
ti n tVI au.
I I" tl A 1KIIM "K KAIl-
I Pan av all el u.r.- bjn lead f' f rri
11-m .rie raiir Aiiil ' ' -ukirn
tvroae.
'I Hi R NT sToliE xeieiOH ri'RNIHItED
I . - a i.n-rn Ki-lf- itfv t Vrry d-.r.-tl-
loratli-n and on r"nMft trm App v
k 1. Nl.TTI.KT'iN u C V WiaJDUL r'K
ri't'tii.. n I uildinc
For Sele
POB BALE LA IOBBT AND BKHT I.ISK
X . ' ii.-. -. - . rr.i. phaatuns . -art. tin
iimii 1 ft-ti r-wftfri.na of all kind alao atn
,-k-ir. lamb r. al M. T. KELLEK'H Lark
I vaaaa ' ti na-e Wovka
I,'. 11 a 1 ' u iiv 1 d' i.i'. in v Aim..
I ona an 1 "Or liall n
t r om I ia 1 1 ta oa
and w --'rn
liae v,lth never
tavriia e--al and
.I rbtap. lerm
OKCH 04 I-AA'
i. jnknnt
th- ln:tr.
r. ilrol i r-t eli
1,'ok B. LI FOWL MANURE, KlilllT
I Bairett for aii alao 00110 itfaoia egaa
fi r batek 1 a- Apt y to 1 1 iinBiin.. i u,, k
Well utriet
noa usi v
I for ii 1 ton
IB) Franklin nu
I N1KHED BOO Ml
.ii.- un aaa f tth.
I
dl KAI.K -. M Hr. FAKM. HHX'K
1 a 1 .' ' Ill ! . . .
Ml lit - ar-
L OB -At I It 1 xi HANOI 1 "li -( Has
I t4i I'rnn-rly-A iMavrlnt orange atniv
II in-. 1 la proanctloa aad value early tn
1 .''.- : 1 Honda Addroa I
KKITLCTUN, Ijik., Helen. Finriila
Money lo loan.
S' on TO LOAN ON ritlBT MOBTUAOB,
Sernton ltv property. Apply t.. the
liickanaim Tt '-t and Safe Dep. Ait Com
pill, lid l.Hi-kaw anna ' entie.
Specla Notice.
T A MIBTtNU OF THE PIMOTOKSOP
. tbe Nay Aug Fella tod Elton tmi BobIo.
vard company it wa reaolvml that a meeting
f the fttockh .. 1 ra I -ft 1 ) I to i-oliViuie .'it
the k"inrai oft a of the toatnaav, VOOtO Ht
Bepoollcan hud iiua. on th" .'th d'avof June
A D IBM, from A. 10 SI. until I P, .
to take action on th approval or
dfeapprOVal Of Hie ptopoel Increaaeof th, i
capital atoek of kin cini'anv from lvuxi to
Bd,iCu, aad ibai iae taerrtary i. n.i be K
ftereoy directed to ntve n itteo thereof aa re
.piir. d hy la T 11. WA1K N.S
Bearetavy.
OTlCl TBE ROMINATIONH FOR OF
fleer- Oi the Uerniaui lluildum nnd
Loan 11-1 . 'it ion of - outli cr.inton will take
pl.ir.. Friday evening. Aprl. 57. Ivu. after
tmuaaetiiiH the re.-olar husluea. .1 AC iU F
Mil. i i li. .-ei-r. terv.
fJLAlft K In " I'AMI'III.IIIS, M AIIa"
l tmea, etc , Uiiiud or relaiund at Tilt
'I'MliiMi ollli'.i. Ijuli-k work. Hcatvouuhlu
pricea.
EAL 'tICKTth CAN BE HAD T 144.
earner S.ruci hirct and Franklin ave
nue, 'twenty meal tn-aet lor tli.lit Uood
tthi heard,
Propoaals.
CIALBD PROPOSALS WILL BI KK
O reived hy the OODOtnv LIlfBt, Heat mid
I'owir compiinv nntti Satnrday. May l.'th,
IBM, at noon, at thcoAV of L II Iturn. I.i
lir..rv buililliiu. Hcrnnton. Pa., for trenchlug
a d back HIIiuk about aix tbouaand vard of
trench In tbt dtv of aOranton Tho rompany
r wryea the right to reject any and all lurta
HlK KC.iNHMY I.ldllT. IIKAT AND
I'd A EH COMPANY.
The GENUINE New Haven
Mathushek" Pianos
KSTABLISUED 1800.
New York Warerooms No. 80
Fifth Avenue.
E, C. KICKER & CO,
Sole dealers iu this section.
OttlOB U3 Adann Ave., Telephone B'l'd'g
Ikw U
9M9J9 am
Connolly & Wallace
OPENING OF
LADIES' SHIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS
Many new features this season in the way of Shapes,
Styles, Colors and Materials.
SHIRT WAISTS from 50c. to $3.75, in every conceivable design and material,
from the medium to the fine3t grade3 of Lawn and India Linen, Percales,
Sateens, Dimities, etc.
The ne wiest and nobbiest thing is the LADIES' SHIRT. Made with starched
shirt, stand-up or lay-down collars, with cuffs attached. They come in Plain
White, Printed Percales, Sateens, Madras Cloth, Century Cloth and Pongees.
We venture to state that our line of above is the largest and most complete in the city. Trices, as
usual, THE LOWEST. ' ' "
CONNOLLY & WALLACE 20"9 AV
Bilf cle FURNITURE ig2
a, eS BEST WORKMEN, LOW PRICES.
Driving Park mattresses
Scranton, .
july 7nn Factory Prices
- 000 worth of Diamonda to be Ttl ScmntOll I3e 1 1 1 I'll Co.
aa i u prizes,
i ti. in racing men or- Adams and Lacka. Aves.
in the country will compete,
Qrand Parade o( Wheelmen in i
DID YOU KNOW?
dlroadl W Wf a
That we will GIVE you beautiful new pat
OUR WATCHES terns of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
DON'T BEAT TIME FORKS for an equal weight.ounce for ounce,
And lift cm I bat who bayt ,bm Thov ari
oti tlm vrerv llm and ail th tim and the
flret tinia jroj have tiro imnr la and e
ii.ia-ai ura-.i ' i i." kr'-tH-ra wi.i ., rr our
v m 'ii.- ,,iaiauiwi . iftn ritn aai-
Th t rre qiiot la ar" tor hteheet
.1. . -
,';
a- .mm j ' i iiii"aii w . I. . . n
P-i.nt Of T.lll'i
Id
Th-y Are Record Smashers
Price List:
we Will Sell an
M W KTironi1 Movement In 30 Ti-r
i. ;. Riled aa- .v, i
tiara e m 4 o. Coin ilver 'tt ... s: ts
U II Ti t aioTamen, ta ) T,,,r ,;, i
nllad ( . a 00
Sn in "I. Coin Hllrer fata if CO
O. M Wi.i-eler Bovaiuvnt ia vr
tlo'd Filled Qtat jn m
8m In t o. Com HlWer 15 "i
' Andeton. '1 tvj A Co. in B) veer Hold
Fllied I' H In
Urn tn 4 x Coin ailvr I
t. S. Hartl-tt M. r.mH In rr Oold
F;.l-d !' la TS
; Sam in 4 oa. Coia Stiver IS TS
FREEMAN,
DfftUr Ir DtaUMM Wfttrhsi,
Jitweiry, K e
Cor. Fenn lfl and proce St.
MT, PLEASANT
i u 1 1 tn.
Onfclr.f th- raaat aaaJMy fr d.'ineatte naeatel
rf all airv detiverft-d tn any part ut Hid tttf
t lowe-l I rice
Ordera ;eft at mv orBi-ia.
mi. 1 1 a. v rOMlNt I Mr
Rr room, flrat fl air. Thirl National RanlL
or aent hy mail Of teleptioo to the mm, will
r,--ei.. i r- nipt etteDtion.
Hs'ial eoi, tract will be made toe th al
n.i dailvery uf lluckwhrat C.iaL
WM. T. SMITH.
B
RICK
DRAIN TIL
FRONT,
WIRE CUT,
HOLLOW,
VITRIFIED,
FIRE AND
COMMON
BRICK
Best in the market
OFFICE: Binghamton, N.Y
FACTORY: bran.lt. Pa.
Scientiflc Eye Testing Free
X
By Dr. Shimberg,
The Specialist on the Eye. Headache and
NnrvouHnoas relieved. Latost and Improved
Btylo of Eye (ilassea and Spoutacle at the
Lowest Prices. Bt ArtiQolal Eye inserted
for $5.
SS SPRUCE ST., op. Old Poat Office.
Brandt Clay ProductCa
frik
of your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
Mercereau
:to7 LAI HAW
WHY NOT
8m our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid
trk Bad room Botl
We sell Furniture as cheap as
any DOOM in the country thut in
tends to gT9 DOtMBt value for tho
money, fry us.
Hull & Co.
205 AND 207 Ml LUG AVE.
L Robinson's Sons'
Laqeh
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturer of the Celebrated
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbls. Per Annum.
DUPONT'S
MININU. BLAST IN (J AND BPORTINO
POWDER
Manufactured at the Wapwallopen MUla, Lu
xerue county Pa., and at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyomiug District,
111 Wyoming Ae., Scranton Pa.
Third National Rank Building.
AniNCIKt.
THOB. FORD, Pltteton, Pa.
JOHN B SMITH HON; Plyioonth. Pa.
E. W. Ml 1. 1,1(1 A Wilkee Barre, Pa.
Agent for the Repauue Uhemioal Com
pany' High Exploalvta
U Connell
ANN . V1 H i.
ntUBSDAY, FRIDAY AS D SATURDAY,
LAST THREE DAYS
OV THK
Wonderland Dramatic Co.
Appearing in the llreat Plv,
MICHAEL STROGOFF
HEREAFTER, AND I'NTIL FURTHER
NOTICE,
Ten Cents
Will la the price of ailmiaaiou to all part
or tho house, ON AFTERNOONS
ONLY.
ADMISSION EVENINGS, 10. SO OR 30c
I'ertorniancee every afternoon, except Hon
daya ami Thursday, t .:HI, and every even
lug at Door oieu at l.au and 7.1X1 P.M.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
ONE WEEK.
i '. iiiiiieuring Monday, May I T
Special Engagement for ONE SOLID WEEK
MINNIE LESTER
With Her own t'oiiipany.Bandanil Oreheetra
in repertolroof succossful plays at popular
pricea. Opening play:
A Little Busy Body
Matinee Thursday. Friday and 6turday.
Matinee Price. lOc. to evervbody.
Evening Prices -10, "iO, SOe.
Frank McNIhIi end hi Original SpecUltlet
at every performance.
Change of bill nightly.
Hotel WaYerly
European Plan. Flrat-olas Bar attached.
Depot for Uergner Kugvl'a Tannbnunr
Beoe.
IE, Cor, WW udHotta. PtllllJl
Moat dealrabl forreshlenta of N.E.Penn;
ylvanla AU conveniences for traveler
to and from Broad Street ttatlou aud th
Twelfth and Market Street station. De
tlrable tor visiting Scrantonlana and peo
tie lu the Anthracite Region-
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR.