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THE BCBAWTON TBIJ?UNE-FK1DAY MOKNINGr. MAY" 18, 1894.
BASE
BALL
A BIrdseye View of the Diamond Sports Yes
terday. SCRAM DROPS ANOTHER GftfflE
Although the Horoos of Hogan Park
Out-batted and Out-played tho
Reading Base-Hungers, They Were
Defeited by a Costly Error Hazle
ton Downs Pottsville-Kins Kelly
Again Defeated at Harrisburg.
Notes of the Game.
Tho situation In tho Stut" lagne wns
practicully unclintiged bv yesterday's
gams. Lucky Harrisburg took another
stride toward tho pennant and Soran
tou and Eaatou'a ptrotatant ihrlvellad
under defeat. Under defeat in their
game with HuletOO, the Pottavillx
sluggers change pi MM with tho Al
tonna eiub,
Tho games yvitorday roaulted as fol
lows:
llarrisbiiic, 1": Allentown, 7.
Altoona, 10; K.iston, I.
Haaloton, lit PottaviUa, 3.
Battling, 0; Beranton, 4.
t STANDING 01 THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost. Par CI.
HarrUbnrK u D 1,000
Allentown 8 5 ,048
llii.loton B 0 .'!
Reading ti 8 A99
J Hooua 8 ,490
Pottsvllle o 8
Benton 4 10 .8S8
Koran ton 4 10 .SMJ
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LOST BY BAD LUCK.
Beranton PUva All Around It'-adlng-,
Uut Ii Dif.'atfd
Kkadino, Pa , May 17. Althoogh
Banding was outfitted to lay good
fl (I ling, tho hunching ot hita and aac
r;fics nt lha proper tuna won tbfl game
for thi home leaui. They ware aided
by Pnichon'a error on liMautnnnt'a single
to rltfht, which let three EtoadlDg BMB
score Kiuihell waa substituted for
Khoude iu the fourth Score:
BEADINO.
It. II. (. A. C.
Millers L f 8 8 11 i
Eustace, a. a 0 0 1 1 1
Launon, c f u a 3 o u
Torre) son, 3b 'J 1 8 5 0
Beaumont, lb l 8 7 0 l
BtepBWaOB, r. f..... 0 0 8 0
llei.rv, lib II U 8 8 0
Qoodhart, c 8 8 o
Rboads, n 1 1 8 0 J
Klmbel, p o o o i o
Totnle 6 37 10 11
Hl'KANTON.
K. II. n. a. K
Staltr., L f. I 0 8 0 0
Hogan, c. f i i B 9 o
Paleban, r. f o 3 8 8 l
Rngtra, 1 i 4 l o
Maaeay, lb o a u u u
Wataal a. e o 1 u 3 1
WaaUaka, .'ib u l 2 i l
Btggfna, 8b i l 4 4 o
Fiauigao, p 0 10 3 0
Totala
13 37 18
Reading 0 3 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 fi
fccrauton I 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 04
Earned runs Leading, l; BcmntoB, 3;
Left on baaat Reading, 4. BerantoiL u.
Ftratbaaaoo balla Off Bhodoo, li final,
gaa, Htruck ont By Kantian, l; EClnv
Lei, P;a..isa, ' 'l ure,' bi" luis Mil
ler. Two been win Hogan, Higgtan sic
rule" In:- Mi'i'l1"' Henry, r.ustnoo,
Ieamou, Hogaa, Irian la: aa, Main. Stolen
bmm Banding, i Doable pUrre -Henry,
Torreynott and Beaotnont; EligglBi and
Alaeeey, Hit by pltabar Bnetaoa. V in
jure, Kmn. Time of mime, 1.50
OTHER STATK UUOUB 0AH8BJ
At Ham-burg -
HarrHbarg....O o o 5 o i o 7 o-io
Allentown.... 0 001008007
Hits Harrl-hnrg, 12: Allentown, 11.
Errora Harrlabnrg, li Allentown, 3, liat
MrWe8progel and Bnunk; Kilroy, Miiii
gan and t.'oslello. L' lupins Kclrick and
Ala'ilove.
At Altoona
Altoona 4 0 4 0 0 0 2 0-lo
E.tston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Hits Altoona, 12; E.iston, 4. Errors
Alt'" iia, 1: Lsston.4 Battel loi Scheible
Bud Cote; ilulun ami Wrote.
At Pottsville
Pottsviila o oi n n i n n o
Baileton 0 0 1 .1 1 0 0 1 I 11
Bits Pottsvtlla, .1, Dultton, 11. Er
rora I'ottsviI, Oi llaileton, o. Matter
le.s Tom ai. 1 Diggenat Penan i Moore.
NATIONAL LK.UJt'g.
At IlroXlyu
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1-4
'ev; Vork 1 0 0 0 0 I 2 0 20
Hits Brooklyn. 7; New V ,rk, 10, Br
rois Brooklyn, 8; New York, I. But
t'r."K Kcnmaly, ( iu-HU'lit and Kmalow;
Kusio niid Fartell. l uiplre Lynch.
At Phlladelpbr
PbHadelpbia.,1 02000000-3
Boat n 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 x 4
BiU Philadelphia, 0; Boatoa, 10. Er
roia -I'liilidelphia, l.lli'toii, 1 Ilntieriea
I aran and Ulanratni Nicboiaand By no.
Umpire Hurst.
At Baltimore
Bnltlmoro 1 0 1 0 1 4 3 0 x-10
Wi iWnirto...0 000020002
Blta Balllniore, I8 Waahmgton, 4.
Ermra-lialllnioro, 111 WnHlin.gton, 3.
ll ittTies llawke and liobiiiaon; l'etty
ami Dngdnla, Empire Stage.
At 1'ittabiirg 1'ittshiirg-Louiaviilo game
postponed on account of ruin.
I vsT 1! UN LRAdlig
At Witkea llarre
WIlkee-Barre.O 0 0 1 4 0 0 4 1 10
J'royldeuce....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 81
BIU Wilkes-Harre, :3; I'rovideiice, 10.
Errora Wilkes-Harre, 1; I'royitleucB, 7.
liatteriea ('ainplielU and Wnrner; Sulli
van and Dixon, l inplro Hunt.
At lliguainton
Blngbamton..O 02123000 s
Springfield.... 1 010101004
Hita Blngbnm ton, 10: t-pringfieid, 0.
Errors-Biiiuhamtoii, 2; Bprinraeld, 3.
Batteries Delauy and DoWMj Kaafa and
Leahy Umpire (iaffney.
At Buffalo
Syracuse 2 0 0 1 0 0 8- fl
Buffalo 0 0 8 0 1 0 0-18
Hits-Syracuse, 13; Buffalo, lfi. Errora
Syracuse, 3; Buffalo, 1. liatteriea Shar
rott and Wilson, Mahoney and Boyd,
Umpire Holland. Uame called ond of
seventh inning, rain.
At Erie
Erie 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 o-r
Troy 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
Hits-Erie, 8; Troy, 0. Errors--Erie, 1;
Troy, 2. Batturie3--ilerndon and Uunaon;
Aleak In and Cahlll. Umpire--Snyder.
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GAME AT H3GAN PARK.
Wood' Colls ft Taam Defeats Ihs High
School Team bj 14 to 6
Tbe second of a aeries of games to be
played between tbe Collego mid High
School teams was played yeatorday af
ternoon at Hogan park between a large
mid appreciative audience. The teams
played well, bnt the Wood's Business
College team seemed to have tho better
owing of tho game throughout. The
college team pounded Kelly and Owens
for eleren hits, while the High School
aeoured but three off Gibbs. Two home
rune were made in the fifth tuning, one
by Wetter and one by Kiple. Tho game
was spirited from beginning to end and
wus nnnsnally interesting. The score:
w. b. c 1 man school.
it. n. o. A. n.i a. h. o. a. e.
Wetter, 3W 2 3 S 2 WaUter.SM 110 0
Fuller, SS..1 1 1 2 II Kiple, as... 1 3 2 2 2
Glynn, rf..2 1 0 1 0 Bean, c. . ..(I 0 3 0 0
Dunne, lb.. 1 1 11 2 (I lJoii'lme, 2til) 0 4 4 1
Lewis, c... 2 2 8 3 1 Musher.lb.l 0 11 0 3
Hcllive. 2b. I 0 U 1 II Dwiis.i'.p.O 0 0 4 1
Har't'n,of.O 1 0 11 0 B'htold. ll'.t 0200
8tbU,p..8 1 211 i JamieaXltl 011::
Damli'r, lf.l 2 2 1 1 W.rms'r.efl 0 0 0 1
hjjj- p u u 0 10 0
Total 14 11 27 81 M
I Total.... 8 34 11 Id
W. B 0 3 2 1 2 5 0 0 1 '-14
Ili'.'ll Sebnol 0 1 0 0 4 U 0 0 16
First baas on balls- ((T OMbbe, 01 Kelly, 2;
Owens, " struck not- bi Olnba, i: Kellen Oi
Owens, 1. Home runs Wetter, Kiple, um
nlroe Walab, Cook. Tuna of liiime Two
uoora,
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Pittsburg ban released Pitcher Knell.
(iiinson, late of Erio, has signed with tho
Altoona club.
Grand stand gods nt Alloutown havo be
gun to hiss King Kelly.
Catcher Qllinn, who was released by
Pottiville, has signed with llazleton.
Umpire Henderson is the father of n hoy
whom he will name after E. EC Meyers.
Larry Ketrick's umpiring Wednesday
at Bnrnabnrg caught tho crowd, li 1 is
heartily applauded.
Secretary Dlddlebook is authority for
the statement tint all Kelly's Allentown
players are regularly employed under con
tract, shortstop Hngb Jennings, of Baltimore,
is doing excellent work this season. Ilia
average no far places him at the head of
the list
Wilken-Barra bai i-igneii First Baoamaa
Hill Brown, released by Lomsviile, in place
or West, who is said to bo too aluw on
ground pick-ups.
Ilia Trojans and Lindway base hall
nines will play a name next Sunday to see
which nine will buy tho now uniform (Of
the respect! Ye olnba
TbiTbibi ni: Carrian defeated the Ro
publican Uarrters iu a game ot bill on ths
Little Wood's grounds yeatorday alter
noon by a f core of U to H,
It is the opinion of the Allentown lender
that during tnO past tWO years "about nil
Secretary Diddlaboek appais to have done
was to draw his salary." This, however,
is not fair. Il lma had to stand nbnaa
enough to make linn earn his salary twice
over.
Before tbo season opened, Bernnton
tbonghl they would win UWpiOttnnl with
hum iu the Pennsylvania league, but now
how different Is their tune after four
straight U-feats by llazleton. Tbe poor
showing of the team la attribated toetopid
playing and. iank arfora. Blngbamton
Ki publican.
Prank i;mn, says the Allentown Loader,
"i m ithout doubt the best umpire in the
State league. His decisious are accurate
ami Impartial, ami the lovers of tLe game
admire bla method o( keeping tbe players
oooatantb at work. A few noroaoob
uiiipirn as Mr. Itiun would help th" goBM
, ,j -lei at ly 111 tli State leagu.. In be
Bait of our own ljii ry, wo object, Bion
is a good ma no dovbtj but oogiparod
with Kettru k he is invisible.
Accustome,! to browlieat umpires, strik"
awe to the hearts of opposing pluteiaaud
act generally as monaron of an im sur
yeyed, Kelly was 11: ablo SO endure the
fJinnani arlin whlnli Katriok refused to
yield to bjaj, NeltkM c ul l hi promt
spill', bruok defeat at tbe hnndaol the club
be catue bere to "cbn k Iu lis mad cuievr, "
n the Peannttowneraao guuefuiiy pot it.
H. iu e it was not a i;i "s: - ir in - t . . ; I
Who saw the "only " Kelly's abagrln to
learn that h iiwi boaraid the Bi Lens
expre.s with Ills Keliyite an I OtM to A' -toon
a, being unable, a be eipr"."l It, to
I lay ball here. And If yestenla I 's gOBM
tells anything, h is right IU i-n't abh
to pln hall bttn Of anywhere. urris
biii'i ntri t.
Belt Kiturdaj'.j gaiue at hs ball will
lie tho first ever playd in .'crauion by
collego nine. It will also he the fitst
game since May v, m tim Unroll ton Base
Ball patk. With this ten day's respite
from base hall it is atpeeted tint laffre
nnmbera wiB eome ont Both iba t'ormdi
niivernty and L-bigh university nines
are In splendid condition. Tbe partialis
of those colleges will be on land to cheer
lustily their lavi ritea Also a larue eon
Undent of colleg, nu n will acrotnpauy the
ballplayers Tbe Delaware and Bttdson
and Ontario and Western will bring bae
ball entl.u-iants nil along thrir lines tost
tend what w II be the h gacsl game of tbe
season. Harry lVck of the et Side
k li the bnttini (or 1chlgh.
Edward Banks, sp irtiug editor ot the
A'touini I iazotle, who wa once a candi
date for Uauetnry Diadlebock'a place,
writes these opinions of the present force
of State league umpires "Vrsnk Bum
has BBIptred here this season and baadotM
his woi 1 satisfactorily, 'Larry K' trick is
here i.ow ii:d "ins t" ulve sail-fact ion.
his ihs isi.ius bi lnir evidently ha-ed on bin
honest opinion of what he tbouifht had
happened. I ran t say anything ab nt
Banderaoi or Wanor, but from what ooe
benroand rokda sbont tba lstter, he a
fnilu'e as an umpire It's a pity that Sec
retary Dtddlaboel didn't s'cnreJack liol
laajtl, of Bonding, as a Slate lfaj.i um
plie, he's a 11. an who km W" the game, and
OBOVbo could not r.ikiiy bo scared luto
wrung declnlons."
Champion Corbett has slgu-il a contiact
to give exhibitions of b .-. ;r.g f. r eight
nights at the Noiivean trqce Iu Paris, for
which he will receive I3.U00.
f lipped from Canada "Presbvtnrlau, "
tinder pignatnre of C. Blackett EtoMnson,
Prop'r: I wascnre.i of oft-recurring bilious
hesdaches by lluidock Blood Bitters.
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GENERAL NEWS OF INDUSTRIES.
A New Vork 1 rial says there have been
r),000 tons of English and Nova Scotia
coalsoUBt 1 rrlv in Mw V"rlt, a jiortlc.n
1 f which has alrendy Ie.'ii shipped from
Cardiff, Livarp'sil and BlaagOW, and from
Sidney, N. S. The cost is within 46 and 80
Centa par SOB Of the ordinary price of soft
steamer eon dslivered alongside in New
York. Tho bulk of this has b en takmi bv
the eotnpaniee supplying staamon to nil
their rontrarls. Th n are negotiations on
foot for tbo purchase of 100,000 tone Morn
to be delivered hero between .June I and 10
by the MOM parties for Hie mine purpose
ProtU thia faOt It Is inferred th it tho coal
companies intend lighting the strike to the
Hnish The present low rates of ocean
?i : : ; 1 , t in ike it possible to bring coal from
England in unlimited qnsntitles and at
competing prices, even by steam, as very
little freight mi now coming this way.
Vice Pranidant Sayro, of tho Lehigh Val
ley rniliond, does not concur in tho belief
that the bituminous strike has yet mater
ially benefited the anthracite situation:
"If the etrlke continues long enough," he
says, "wo will no doubt profit by it. But
that time has not yet, arrived. Tho supply
of bituminous coal on hand was very large
when tho strike was inaugurated, mid it
will last some time longer. President no
pe w, of the New York Central, says his
road bus enough bituminous coal to last at
least thirty days. .Most of tho roads are
doublle.su iu tho samu position. Until tho
bituminous coal supply is exhausted tho
anthracite market will not feel tho effects
of the atiike. Wo can tell very readily
when tho demand from this source comes
by iBUraaaad salos of the larger sizes. We
cannot judge it from tho sale of pna and
buckwheat, because the demand for them
has long since been greater than tho sup
ply." A novel appliance has been put into
operation In tho bed of the Lehigh
canal by Superintendent John Huddle, for
the purpose of lifting up coal sediment, or
"wash." The ainuch Chunk Daily News
thus describes it: "An 8-inch rubber pipe
extomls to the bottom of the dam and a
largo fan sucks the coal dirt through this
pipe, up into a box raised to an elevated
position. From tbis box tho dirt and the
water that accompanies it runs of its own
accord into a revolving screen that Is prob
ably live feet in diameter and twelve foet
long. Tbo screen la raised higher at the
end that teceives tho dirt that it is at tbo
other end. Its revolutions carry tbe dirt
to tbe lowest end where it passes through
a chute into a canal boat. The water that
Is raied with the ooal dirt through tbe
suction pipe passes out through the screen,
which 1 of tine mesh, and flows back iuto
tbe canal It copts the Leblgh Coal mid
Bavagatton company annually hundreds ot
dollars to keep the dams nt Maucb Chunk
clear of tho coal dirt which washes down
the Netiiuehouins; crook from tho mines at
Beaqueboning, For a long period of voars
this conl dirt was n total waste. Of late
some of it is prepared for market and it is
seat down the canal in boats for use iu
fnrnaoei fls buckwheat coal."
Tbe 1? lldtnrr ,.-., iwura hAH 4J-?S finrl in
cash uu baud in tho hanK, with which to
meet tho interest paymonta falling due
Juno I.
Tmeiiest mutual Insurance policy
against att nek of sickness m to bo touud
in taking Hood's Banapaittta, If you are
weak it will muko you strong.
Hoon's 11111.S arothobost after dinner
pills, assist digestion, euro hoadacue. Try
a box, 85&
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Btooha and Bonds.
Kbw York, May 17. The stock market
was Armor today, tho improvement being
due to covering of short nontraota, The
advance in prices ranging from to IJ4,
Delaware nmi Hudson and Union Paoiflo
leading. When the demand tor tho shorts
censed tho market was weakened. The
repnrls of the heavy assessments to be!
levied on New l ngland, Erie, Atchison
and other stocks, is causing liquidations
by those not in a position to meet the pay ments.
Tho bears naturally are taking
the utmost advutitsgoot these liquidations.
The iiulustriais were strengthened by th
declaration of tho dividend of 1 por cent.
0B Lead. Whiskey alter selling
down tO BOM rose to 25 ou
covering of short contracts. Iu
the afternoon tho break 'In wheat led to
renewed attacks by the bears and tho I w
esl lluures of the lay wero recorded. St.
Paul fi ll to ,'.;, Burlington to Lock
island to 08 ,, Lake Shore tu 130, Manhat
tan to iil, General Electric to 3.Vt, New
York Central to 07k. Missouri Pacific to
toBTK, New F.nglaiid to 4'L Atchison to
''...Northern Pacific, preferred, to 18)4,
Beading tO I.V , and Western UBtOB to
tUit, At tba does tba market waa weak,
With the active issues anywhere from ' , to
", below yesterday's final Ugurea. The
sales weie 801,800 sharea.
The following complete table snowing the
lav's fliictnati'iri in active Mtocks la siipplh'd
ana revised dally by l.altar & Kullsr, slock
brokers, mi W roinina aronnoi
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rHro flrxtn and Provisions.
a iinT.'H, Miy 7. -Tbe followlnj ooota
.. . ,re sepplUI ant 6TroM dally by !,
1 u 1 . BMea,atoeh shaaa,lsl Wyouua are
BBSs
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llla-ievi v. 6" aswj
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N.w York Prtdure htarkat.
Kbw Tom, May It. Tfaava Ml,
weak.
WHBT--Dull:ltnlr. lower; No. 2 rail.
tele and 1 ...i at r, ., vS-V ,c, altuat, .',7c. .
f. o. b, B7Wa8Ba,i aagradad rad, BBbST&i
No. 1 northern, SAtc: optsona wart ac
tpve, l)alKa, lower; rloaiaj wmk. Bo, 2
red June, MKo.) July, n7Kc ; August,
VtMt. Beptt luber. faHgOLj Drrember, Klc.
inn Dull, lower, wah No. J, 42a
4-)c ; elevator, 4.',S.a4 i'c. afloat, steamer
lulled, 4.' .ic: opil 'os ware dull, weak and
; optl "I
l,i
s".c lower
42c. , Juue BBd July,
42 ,c
UsTa More tietlve. Ilrmer: options, mod
erately active, Steady, kfa, lower. Mav.
7'tc; June, July, 87,i,e; No. '2
white. Mav, 413(0.; spot price,, N. 2,
BfXaBBe,! No. t white, 41wja42c.; No. 2
Cbicsgo. Mya800.;Noi, 37c. , No. S white,
40;4a41c; mixed western. .VwJVc.; while
1! BI I w hite state, 42j4.'c
BrfK-Vulet, steady,
TiBBCtn Hkm' Dull,
1 1 r .lk.ATa-(ulet,Bteady; middles nomi
nal, LaiiIi -tuiot, lowaf) western steam,
17.13; city, tUo. May, 7.00j July, 87 30.
radaod, dalil continent, 7.80 South
America, S25; compound, 6aflikc.
pyjRI Dull, steady.
liuiTkit- Steady, tinalerntely active; state
dairy, 12alii'.tc. ; do. rrenmery, 14al7o..
Peutisylvaiila, do , llal7c ; western dairy,
8n Bio.; do, oraamary, iBalwido, factory,
Salle-. ; elgius, 17c; Imitation creamery
lOaMo.
Cncitan Qniet, weak.
Km. s Steady, fairly active: stato and
Pennsylvania, UalSo.; western Iresh, 12a
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Philadelphia Tallow Market.
PBILADBIMIA, May l7.TalloW was
dull at formor rates, 1'rlcee were:
Prime city in hogsheads, 4 ,c; prime
country, in barrels, 4'.c. ; do. dark Iu bar
rels, 4.i4c.; cakes, B& I grcam-, 4o,
Electric Bitters.
This remedy Is becoming ho well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have iiih1 Ehrtrio Bitters
situ: t lie same song of praise. A purer
medicine does notexiat and it is giiuriiu
tatd I" do all that is claimed. EleOtriO
Bitters will cute all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls,
Sail Bheum and other affoctiotis caused by
impure blbod.- Will drive Malaria from
tho system nnd prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers. For euro of Headache,
Con tts potion and Indigestion try Fleet rlc
Illttera Entlio satislactiou guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 90 cts. and -fl
per bottle at Matthews Bros., Drug sun rf
Thero is notbing like Dr. Thomaa Eolec
Iric Oil to quickly cure or relieve hoarse
ness. Writtonby Mrs. M. J. Fellows, Iturr
Oak, St. Joseph Co., Mich.
BASE BALL.
CORNELL IS, LEHIGH
AT HCKANTON BASE BALL PAUK, SAT
UBDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Ml
ADMISSION, an OKNTA
Reserved Seats and Boxes may be obtained
at Floroy A Holt's. 212 Wyoming avenue.
01 CEHT;Connolly&
A Word.
Wants of all Ainis sort fiat mueft, er
tft Situations Wunted.which are inserted
Situations Wanted.
A sriATroN'w ANTElT BY A YllUNO
V lady as clerk. '1 hree years oxperlonoe in
Philailelpliiiu c.ia furnish roferuncua. Ad
dress A. J., Tribune oltlcn.
QJITUATION WANTED FOR WASHING
O and cleaning. Inouire .i2ll Leo Court.
C1TBATIOM WANTED BY A YOUNG
1 lady as bookkeeper, Can furnish refor
ences. Address II ft.. Tribune Office.
c iTUA'iNffATi t ioT-i)i't iishmakku
O wfshoe to go out sewing by tbe day, Ad
dross K. A., 627 Adams avenue.
OITPATIUM YVANTM1- BY ia IBLK. UK
kj HablsBlanof all WOrk Address Tribune
Biuilory, Tribune building,
ITUATION WANTKD A8 A BUTCH KB
vy a utinif iiiariieii man. 01110 years
' xpeilence! fan speak German and Lnglish.
Renrenaa Maaaden Addreas J, w Arnold,
Misisie, Lackawanna cuntv. I'a.
I 11TKATKIV V AVTI'llVA-Tl'll HV A
13 yoiim colored woman, work by the day
I or genaral boneawork aidaisa man wants
I work ns coachman : colored: address ur cull at
ill Lackawanna are., Beranton, Pa
Agents Wanted.
CALESMKN WASrHH To SELL Ol.'R
I ' goods by sample to the wholesale and re.
tall trade; Bull 011 sight to every business mail
or firm, liberal salary and expenses paid p-
SltklQ permansnt lor terms addreaa with
stamp. CKNTKNNIAL MP (I Co. Mihvau
keu, Wis.
U'.VN PSD MAN W UU UTi AN 1 ft UK
insurance experience aa solicitor iu
Lackawanna county; g sid in lueiiinoiits to
right mail Address Haiti li. t oulldlinr,
Philadelphia, Pa.
lor Rent.
I, oil REST Fl UNISHKI) hol'sK AND
I gardaa la oonntry, Tor soasmer, Boaas
large; running spring Water; plenty of shade;
beautiful lair., full .f gSJBS fish a few rods
lt"inil's.r Ht per month. l W. hroW.n.
atbarnj)-. 6es spru. street,
pSS RENT lb. nr. WELL FURNISHED
I ruumi, delighttul lu. atiuu IH I Washing
Inn s venae,
'I'u LET FOR A TERM OP TIARS
1 Part or all of three hundred fael of yard
i"om along railroad Ai;4y at i Frank llu
i sane
'I'U HI NT STdl I. - v, tiR FCRNISHKU
I hall on ilreen I: ;ti. '.-'s-t Vrrv disilra-
. alien 11,1 nn 1 .1 . m la terms. APIU
JoP E. NRTTUtTI 4 ui a WOOOBt
bepnl'lk-aa l.uill,ug
For Sale
1,'oi; SALE FARM II" Ai RKS. rTaORM
I tmpri've l I wogoisl li .u". running spring
watet ai aotlLthreegool iarn yonngorhoard,
I. 'atrd in vi. lag,.. .f Fori st Lake HnsqnanaBBa
eonaty onlvaf. r l to l.,..l, church,
pwloAoe, . Bisuiiful lake sell stooksa
ith game ti-n Terms easy, apply lo D W.
BROWN, aAturnay. t.ru... strwil
jolt mai.k ANIDRaLOuI ifTRYBOMI,
I 7 a rea ,.f l.o, d line lar? h,.u.. ma.l rn
Iwpi ravaenti Baey d!uuic fium Harap
t n. A I.j 1 d s 1 bla I'uii'tlng l "U in
'iiatry. I W BROWM All y
Sa Sprue street.
L'ull SALE A 1 MtR ' F EIGHTY A' Ua.iT
I '... 1 . .1. - '...I' 1.. e - tr.i 1 I 'alt m en
ll. lN.lafte. 1 . I, .. .i. :.a aril W.,. ri.
railroad First elaaa farm ti . se. althansver
la. Lag "i nog iiaarbv Im latrm g,! Ian 1
aiel g - .1 rcbar, Will i loiap. leriu
nur. Al'i'-.. Ill 'IN &IOKI M .r I-AA'
HI. I. IS
eiivtitora,
l,:t
lrkaursliua
. null
li Y LB FOR - ILI aUhfBLRR Mo i
li ti ..I ,-. i, RtioB, sV lanteii ir.i in.,. sgeney,
ll.n,. lal.
li l'. BALI i ll I.Xt HANill; POR M KAN
I n i. eropert A laatring erant grur
.iirreaelng it. praaai tsBB and valua )aar,y id
ll. r ,iijr - ; n : 1 ; rl la A Id r as V C
XI 1 llf.H'S I ..:'., Piorlla
Boarding
CI MkUl BOABDIMU loLR MUiraCT
i sb! p r.'0 .an fiel Brsl i laaa I. aid
with niaii family In la-ge airy h"Ue. II ,t
and ciH laitha Frr carriage t, d t and
rhur. h on,, atd uu. .piarter mile of station
llr. lnr ka-alilr Addr aa but &i, ( larks'
Baaisalt,
Rooms Wanted
U'ANIKH HV MIDDIsl AORD LApT,
i ii, and l.i.td off uf ear lin R. t.r
,'lirea gnen A !Jre II A . Tnl.uar aS
bpecla Nctlcca.
IT A MKKTING ol TUP. l'IKRToKHor
fl Baa Nay Aug Palla and F.lmnurat laule
tard ciutatny it waa rea. hi.1 that a !: tuur
of the seewkkoUeei ha sailed t-i mnrag., i
lie. general eelee of the la.miaiiiv. r.aau M,
K.plil.l an lul l. ling, isi tha .Ith daiufjuu,,
A ll IXH. from A. 10 M until i P M,
te take a. Il .ii on th SppTOSal or
dlaappro! i.f ih prwpOBaai laifsase ll( lha
rajatal ta:k of id e. nii any from -',.iOi n,
i ' and lliat the r, -aiy l an,: ha la.
li,r.l'V dn.'.-tial I., five tell' - thereof a, r
ijuire.l by law 'l 11. WA'l Iv N,
Secretary.
oTi( TUR NoMlNATIoN'h POR OP
fleer of tiiu Ovruieina lluildin.- i,
L'ii asaoelatloa of r. uth ecisntoa will take
ilaea Fridav erasing. April ft. MM. after
iranssetiiig the r.-nular bu.lnra. jAC'diF
MILLRR e -.r..
IILANk IneiK. PAMI'lll.KTS UGA
II atnua, tc , b'Ond or ral-.una at Tub
1 i nit SB office. gulck work. UeasoosUe
Jlei-s
IfKAL TP Kl TB CAM HE HAD a T Hi
ll rurnsr eir. street end Franklin av
Hue Twenty meal In Seta for 1.1. ') (Juod
tal4li.
legal
lxTATK OF PATRICK .1 CSaXK'lATI
Jj of tho borongh ef Tay hnf, aaeeaaed Lal
Ian of admuststrnessB upon the at.v, estato
loiimg 1 i granted to the aneWraigaed, all
peraoBS navtM claims or demainU against tba
aid eftate will prsaenl them r,,r psyinent
an 'th s InabM tin I "Iu will please make
Immediate naj nn nt to
HANNAH I RANI:. Administratrix,
Tavler, I'
JoHN M. HARRIS, Attorney ,.r Fatate
I.1STATK. UK K"IIA UK WIT IMiKi KAEH
li Notice h) herehy given hnl s rule l.s
I n grain. '1 to .how i suae why Jane I, )o
Witt, tteeutril "f the iaat will and b ttainent
of "aid deeedont. ah ill net I c discharged from
llu dull. and I utilities ,.f her appointment
Application wdi bemadoto have aaid rats
male al -oluU .mil tin, le.mrli di l,,,r.-. ,1
July S, IBM, s ft PRIOR,
Attorney for executrix
Proposals
l)i:o'iiSALS FtiR HRIIiili: HKALF.H
I IWnnnaSlI Will la) received until I.' e'. l..k
neon, "f Saturday, May M. Iwl, f,,i tin, ci.n-
BtrUotiOn 'if S uteel bildge ever the Roaring
Brook gl rgeat Nay Ang l'all, In accordaiico
with plm i and apeatBoanaBS on iti at the
otllee "f ('. I' Matt, s. en Ine 'r. L. (' A I ,,
building. Scrant n. Fa. Hlds will l- nent to
1'. G, School) imiker. K. "in 7, tVmitnnntvealth
huildiug. Thv company reaervua the light to
t . i uny and all hills.
C D. SIMPSON,
President Nsv Anir Falls and Eluihurst
Booisvard t umpany.
CJEALED PROPOBALB WILL ii Rl
O Oslved b the secretary of the BeMBton
niarr hoactl until 2 o ilock p ill.. Friday. May IS,
for furnishing nnd putting ;in ptaoeTaboul MB
feet of 4. ft and ii inch stvaiu piia. and llttings at
Hillside Home Plana and ipMlfteatioQa mal
li" seen at the office f F. J. Amnion, architect.
The hoard reserves the right in reject any or
all blda F. .1. I.V NK IT, secretary.
Scraiibin, I'a , April II, !8W
Hotel Waverly
Euronnan Dan. Klrst-claaa Bar attaatteA
I )i not for liergnor 4k Kugel's Tannhsmser
aMi
N. I Cor, 15th and Filbert Sts, Ptiilak
Most deslrahls for residents of N.E. I'enn"
fylvaida. All eonvunlences for trsrelsrs'
to and from Broad Street (Ration and tho
Twelfth and Market Strot station. De
sirable for i ii.it, ng Serantoulaus and pw
l li- In the Anthraolto Heglou.
T. J. VICTORY.
PR0FRIET0R.
Ladies' and
AT 10c, 12a,25c.,35c,
50c, 75c. and
$1.00.
AT 25c. and 45c.
We still continue to sell CORTICELLI 100-yard Spool Silk at 7 cents per spooL
Our neighbors all get 10 cents.
CONNOLLY &
$101 SEE $10
Tea Uollars buys a Hand
some, iiest Triploplate tive
piece Tea Service at Free
man s. Ditl vou ever hear of
a value to equal this before:1
This merely serves as an il
lustration of the immense
saving which may be effected
by buying for spot cash from
a firm that sells for cash
only. No other firm in the
city can offer you anything
like this in value.
S10; "BS10
I Scrjnton, Pa I
at a in-:
Driving Park
Scranton,
JULY 7ith
12,0(10 worth nl Iliamoiids to be
given away as prics.
All th'! host known racing men
iu the eiiiiutry will OOmptlBb
Orantl I'atatle of M'hoeluieii iu
tbe morning,
Excursion rates on nil roads.
A Daughter of Dixie
DANIEL I. H Mil NKW AMI
OHKATUT PLAY,
I ' t .lor the anenices of the
SCRANTON I'RESS CLUB
AT-
THE FROTHING HAM
Monday ami Taearlny Evenings,
MAY SI AND 23.
TICKETS, fl 00, 75 AND 50e.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ONE MORE WEEK
And continued sucoess of
MINNIE LESTER
With her famous orchestra aud excollont
company. For anuuuuooment of pluys soa
papers doily.
Prices, 10, 20 and 30c.
Matinees Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Sat unlaw
Matinee price, 10c. to all parts of the
house. Seats for the entire week now on
sale at the box office.
$10.00
Bicycle
Special Sale of
Gents' Ribbed
Aa unlimited assortment of Ladies' Vests, White or Ecru, short
sleeves, long sleeves, or without sleeves, high or low neck. These
goods are all of the finest make and best grades of Cotton and
Lisle. Every conceivable shape.
We are showing ttvo Hues of Men's Ribbed Shirts and Drawers
that fill a long felt waut. We don't think yon will find these
goods in any other store iu the city, aa we had them made espe
cially for our own trade. The price is ridiculously low, whilo
the garmeuts bear exceptional merit aud are perfect fitting.
WALLACE m
SOMETHING NEW
This Beautiful Bed Speaks for Itself.
If you need a Child's lied, don't buy until you have seen
this one. You will regret it if yon do.
When folded takes but little more room than a chair.
Strong and durable. Mnde of Oak and Natural Maple. Very
PM1 RUi finish. Holds all tbo Bedding when folded.
Length. test. With, DO and 40 ioobea
PRICE VERY L.OW
WE ARM RETAILING AT FAC
TOKY PRICKS.
WThere ars ho Weights or Spring In the
I . Idlig Machanlaui uf this Bud. WILL
ONLY KuLU bV LIFTING.
THE SCKANTON
BEDDING CO.
CoRNtn LACKAWANNA AMD
AHAMS AVIS.
DID YOU
That we will GIVE you beautiful new pat
terns of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
FORKS for an equal weight, ounce for ounce,
of your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
Mercereau
iMi7 LAI K A
WHY NOT
See our FIFTEEN IHILLAK Solid
Oak BgdrOOaV Behtl
Vi si-ll I'urnituro as cheap as
any Imuse in tbi country Unit in
toiuls to ig honest value for tbo
mousy. Try us.
Hull
205 AID 207
NORWAY. llio
BLACK DIAMOND
Bllil KB
I I i: sl'i;c IAL
BANDBKKON'i I NOLISU
ii ssni's BNOLUH
cast BTBWL
UOKSK Minus
TOB CALK
1181
MACHINERY
PRfjta
BOFT STEEL
ANVILS
BCLLOWI
HOUSE NAILS
tt I LEY A ItrSHELL AMI WELLS nitOS.
CLTTINO MACHINERY.
Bit!enbender&Go.,Scranton,
Wholesale aud retail dealera' in Wagonmakers' Dd Blacksmiths'
SUPPLIES.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY
There are hundreds of young men and young women in tlili
country who have Bplendid ability, but they have never been
wakened up.
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand
Has been an inspiration to hundreds of young people. If yon
are tired of inactivity and want to do something tangible,
eome to the Collego.
COMMON KNOIilHH COURSE,
HUSINESS COURHK.
shorthand course p. e. WOOD, Proprietor.
"No star was ever lost we once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been'
A HAPPY PATRON OF
THE RICHARDS LUMRER GO.
Scranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building.
TRY US.
Underwear
s",r SVE
KNOW?
& Connell
ANNA AVSNUH
U Co.
VTOIIHG AVB.
W.VflON WHEELS
AXLES
RI'ltlNUB
II I' its
POKKf
RIMS
MKKL SKEIN9
It. R. Sl'IkKS
SCREW