The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, June 01, 1894, Page 2, Image 2

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    TtTE SCTR ANTON TJIBUNE-FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 1, 1894.
ASE
BALL
Pluvius Prevents the Only Scheduled
La?ue Game Yesterday.
POSITIONS THEREFORE UNCHANGED
King Kelly's Peanutters, Howaver,
Take Two Exhibition Games from
Kicker Witman's Snurkraut Mun
chers Results of Various National
and Eastern League Games Inter
esting and Pertinent Comment on
the National Game.
,AIN prevented the
only lobtdultu Slate
League gnmo yes
terday that ot Al
tonna and Scrunton.
In consequence
I hero it no change
in the Tieicrntage
column of any ot
the. clubs from that
of yesterday.
'1 he following table givei the pr
Ctitagos of the dubf. together with
tiio number of games won and lost by
Mb, and their standing la the ohjun-
pioiehip race:
Won. Lost,
Per C't.
.80
.7
,M.r
.475
.45'J
,408
.!,'()0
,878
l.'arrisburg.
Allen to wo..
Haaleton . .
Altoonn
Reading...)
Scran ton..,
Baston
Potts TiHe.,
17
14
13
10
J
II
8
10
11
11
111
14
13
RCIIT'PUI.E FOR TODAY.
AltooTia nt Bcranton,
Beading at Allentown,
Jlnriisburg at ilnzleton.
Pottaville at EastOD.
WEATHER W. S MASTER AGAIN.
It rrevent-d th Gime Scheduljd Be
tween Altoona and Scranton.
Alexander Donoghue and his Altoona
Rainmakers arrived in the city yes
ttrdny and of course they brought a
Btorm with them.
The weatliar vn threatening all
day, but t;etwe"n 11 and 4 o'clock it
I 'tMu-'d as if tb flood gates above bad
been opened wide and the rain de
scended in torrents.
Up to that time there bad been hopes
that tho Altoona and Scranfon clubs
would be able to piny, but the shower
pet t led the question definitely. After
the hour for calling the game hail
tlnfud by, the clouds purled and the
un shown brightly.
.Manager Donognue wits found by a
Tmr.l'Ni: reporter at the St. Chtirles
yect-rlay attemoon vigorously chaw
ing the end of n cigar that had bnrnt
out aud pondering as to whether he
aii iflM have abbreviated the halo of
sunset tinted hirsute growth that uom -what
obscured his Olaisic profile. He
Was in a jovial mood and
showed that tbo failure of weather
to allow bis club to play ut Altoona on
Decoration Day had not serionslr inter
fered with bis digestion. In answer to
the reporter's question as to the foun
dation for the minor that Altoona is
not doing well financially this season
and will dr;p out of the State league
very soon, Mr, Donogbne said:
"No truth in it at nil. Altoona drop
out of the Stnt" league? Well I gus8
not. We'll on in the race to the finish ;
s-e if we don't. The men who are be
hind the club are not weakenors. They
are business men, and whan they
Undertake an enterprise they always
Be it through."
men for rest his personal appear
ance might lend weight to tho rumor
that dimes are scarce at Altoona in
b i?o ball circles, Mr. Donoghue hast
sued across the street and dropped into
a barter's chair. Ten minutes later
he re-appeared and the halo had van
Isbfd.
NATIONAL LEAGUt.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 0 1 4 0 0 0 0
Chicago o 0 0 0 3 0 0
Hit Brooklyn, fi; Chicago, n.
n t-
o u 3
Errors
Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, ;i.
Kennedy and Dailey; Terry
ti Idge. Umpire Swarttvoud.
At Nets York
Kew Yor!....i 0 10 0 0
Bt. Louis 0 8 0 1 0 8
Batteries
and Kit-
10 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 2 0 0 x- (!
Bits New York,
tors New York, ft;
ttsrfes WesterVHlti
Breilenstein aud
5; St. I.ouis, 4. Er
st. Louis, 4. Bat
(lark
Puitz.
ami u USOfl
Uuipiro ile
Quads
At. Washington
Washington ..l o 2
Pittsburg o 2 l
HltWasbtngton, 7
tors Washington, 7;
0 10 0 0
0 10 0 2
I'iUsbnrjr, 14
0- 4
8 IB
Er
Bat and
Pittsburg, 1.
teriss Bspor aud McQuire, Kjllen
pngaen, umpire tiarst,
At Baltimore
Baltimore 0 0202020 17
Cincinnati 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 u 1
Hits Baltimore, 18; Cincinnati, 7. Er
rors Baltimore, 8; Cincinnati, ft. Ilattor
let Mullano and Robinson; Dwycr nnd
Vaughn. Umpire Lynch.
At Boston Boston-Cleveland game
postponed mi account o wet grounds.
At i'liHxdi-lphia Philadelphia-Louisville
game posipouud on account of wet
grounds.
4
IXHIBITiON GAMES.
Morning game at Reading
Beading 0 0 0 0 0 0
1
n r,
x 13
Er-
Allentown.... 4 0 0 7 0 0 2
Hits Reading, 9; Allentown,
ion Beading, 3; Allentowu, 3. Battel i s
Lenmon, Ktinliel aud Graodylar, Bald
win and ItUllgan. Umpire Rlua.
Afternoon game
Beading 0 5 0 0 0 1 n 2 0 B
Allentown.... 0 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 07
Hits Beading; It) Allentown, 9. Er
rors Reading, ft; Allentown, 8, Batterioi
- Bboadl and Ooodhartj Baldwin and
llilllgan,
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Murk Baldwin is improving in bis pitch
ing. Pitcher McLnnghlin, of Wilkea-Bnrre,
his been suspended.
Dranby, BufTnlo's third baseman, In the
last six gamos had fifteen bits.
Enstou made ten hits on Wednesday to
four by Allentown and yet lost tho game.
Mulvey is doing the best Uolding and
hoavicst bitting for Kelly's Allentown
"killers."
Umpire A. L. Manlove, of I ho State
league, is sick at his home ia Cumber
land, Md.
Coyle has signed to pitch for Reading.
He pitched for Johnstown during a por
tion of last seaton.
First Baseman Breckenridge, of Troy, is
anxious to again become a rueuibor of tho
Wilkes-Barre team.
The Troy management has traded Phil
lips for Dowse, originally of Buffalo and
recently with lliughamton.
Pitcher Lukens.of the Pittsburghs, broke
a tendon in his ?rm while pitching for
Franklin against Oil City ou Saturday. .
Hugh Jennings, of Avoca, who is play
ing lib the fl-diiinoro Bno Ball V.ab this
Season, came up from Philadelphia Satur
day evening and spent bunday at his home.
saw i 'j
Mr. Jennings is playing a strong, steady
(jama this season.
Kothiug definite has as yet developed as
to whether Scraiiton will secure the
pitcher that Manager Swift is negotiating
tor.
A telecrrnm has been received from Dick
i'helau btating that he is ou bis way to
this city. Uo will probably arrive tomor
row.
The Fnirmounts, of Scranton, defeated
tho Houeedale team Wednesday, on tho
Silk Mill grounds at Honebdalu by a more
of 5 to 0.
This afternoon tho Scrauton aud Al
toona clubs will play two games at the
park for one admission. The first game
will be called at 8 o'clock.
Cummings. of the Royersford team, will
probably bo signed to pitch for Allentowu.
lie pitched last sinsi.n tor Uumflen, ar.u so
far ho hasn't lost a game. Ou Saturday
the Pottstowu team got only four hits olf
him. Allentown Chronicle.
'Tliero areonlv eight clubs In this state
league. This will satisfactorily explain
why Scrauton is not in ninth place."
hat's what the llnletou Sentinel sain co-
fore Wednesday's game when llazleton
was shut out In this city.
President Johnson yesterday called down
Manager Witniau of Heading, In the most
approved tnsiiion. Kecontiy Allentowu
Bad agreed to play two games at neaoing
tomorrow for half the gate receipts, but
yesterday Witman called up Mr. Johnson
and made a proposition that Alloutowu
should play for 180 a game. To tins
Presiilont Johnson would not agree, and
plainly told Wiluiau so. The latter theu
began to play tho baby act aud threat
ened to leave the league. "I'm
tired of it anyhow," he said, to
which Mr. Johnson repliod: "ror
Heaven's sake, 1 wish you would get out;
you've been doing nothing anyhow but
playing tho Inby all semo'i and tlie re lots
of cities who'll take your place." Whit
man was pimply crushed and finally came
to terms. The telephone conversation
ended in tho' ugreemont that Allentown
should plav at Heading tomorrow. 1 cs-
ttrday't AUtHtoun ('hruniclc.
LOVE AND FOOT BALL,
A mnn and a Yassar maiden,
With wind a wave attune,
Talked low of love and football
'Neath u mellow Newport moon.
Tho Vaster maid had hinted
That Vafsnr cirls might play
At Rugby gainst hit college
And teat them, toe, some day.
ir you should piny, be wbtsperd,
Your college against mine,
I'd like to play left, tackle
(Ju theopposiug nine.
Theu dropped her head, tho maiden,
With blushes red ai flame.
And said siuce this may be 83
Lei's have a practice game.
i'farns Life.
RUN OF THE B'CrXtC BOYS.
Splendid Y.'h'.flllii!. from Foit Jeivls to
Strcudnburg:.
The rain on Decoration Day did not
doter the Scranton Bicycle club and
Green Ridge wheelmen from enjoying
a roid run. Both clubs went over the
same route, but sturted from opposite
direction). '
The Scratiton men left the city on
tbo 0:50 n. in. LaoUawana train for
Stroudehnrg, from which the run
was made to Port Jorvis. A step for
dinner was nmdo at Dlngham's B'eiry,
The party returned on the evening
Wyoming Vulley trains The Green
Ridge men left earlier in the day via
the Erie and Wyoming and on the way
from Port Jervis to Stroudsbnrg met
tbo Scrantou party.
The condition or the ror.ds was ex
cellent. A MiRatlira'lnr; Olrcumatanci.
Tt wit A iflintjK
Little Benny Mamma, pleaso lot mo
hold tii.. bany for a minute.
Mother lam afraid, Benny, yon might
let her fall.
Little Benny Well, if she docs fall she
ca.i't fall very fur.
SlZ'-d Up His Pa.
Bflsfoa Courier.
Tommy Did you do much fighting dur
ing the war, Pa?
Pa I did my share of it, Tommy.
Tommy Did you make the enemy ruu?
l'a You're riht I did, Tommy.
Tommy Did they ketch you, Pa.
ThrV Many a Slip.
Detroit Free 7Ve.su.
Smith "Are vou married Y'
Brown "No."
Bmlth "Why, I thought you were going
i marry a rich girl."
Browu "So did 1. till last night."
om:hinir Wronj.
Puck.
Johnny Mamma, my toes are not as
hard as Mather, aro they?
Mamma No, Johnny.
Johnny .Then, Mamma, why do
wear themselves through my shoes?
thoy
A &URGE3H'S KNIFE
gives you a feeling of horroi and
oread, There is no longerneeesstty for
iis us"- In many dl8i:oses formerly re
garded as Incurablo a ithout uuttiuir.
Tim Triuntih of Conservative Surgery
Is well Illustrated by the fact that
r.UPTllS?F "r lirciich, is now nafl-
nuriuni. r,,uH owed witnoutthe
knlfeand without pain. Qumsy, cbaf
IngtrussdS (,an be thrown away I They
Beret euro tmt. often Induce iniium
niation, ttmngulation and death.
TljMOpC Ovarlan,Ffbroid (Uterine)
I UK.U'iO :mil many OUWIS, are now
removed without the iwriis of cut-
PILtf TUMORS,
other dlseiiws ol the lower bowel, uro
permanently cured without pain or
n ioii t' tho knife.
CTftUC in the Bladder, no matter
dlUllL.llw inrire, Is criish?i!. pul
verized, washed out and perfectly re
moved without cuttiiiL'.
QTR1PTIIRP-" (l1 tlnnary Passage is
Ol niUI lint ,;U removed v.ilhout
euttiuir In hundreds of osses, ror
paropnlet, references and ail partiou
lain, send r oents stamps) to
World's Dispensary tfedlekl Associa
tion, C'Si Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
A. W. Jukisch
435 SPRUCE STREET
BItrV'CLRS AND SPORTING
GOODS.
Victor, Goodron, BoUpss, IxivolL
and Other Whoelg.
Dlamonk
THE rROTH INGHAM
uinnmu "coIcIpem company
85 AWT1STU 35
Monday, Tneadny and AVo.lnedny Evon
int and tySdnaSday Matlaee,
Girofle-Girofla.
iliiirnliiv, I 1 If! y nnd Kitttirdny Kvmlngtt
uiitt '..,','t r. I . Mntlnnn, '
Fra Diavolo.
1 inl in: Prices I . '-' ,
Mntlnce 1'rloea lllc,
a r,r. ,
15t:,
r,oc.
,1c
Salo opons Friday at Powell's Musio Store.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks and Hand!.
New Yoiik May 31. The ealos of steel.'
tcdav felr below' the 100,000 share mark.
Sugar Opened at loo. follioy, rose lo
loi, receded toWJfgrid closed to lOOk.
Chicago gas opened at 73, sold to ?4j:
and closed nt73. Jersey Central broke
from 10S to 104 and left off at 108, Loui
ville aud Nsshville lost 1, Read in,; 1.
Tho changes referred to coustituta the
most important movements at the hoard
worthy of mention. Net changes show
losses of to i outside of Jersey Coutral
which lost three points.
Tim folio WIBf Complete tatiln showing tlie
dsy's fluctuations in active stocks 1b supplied
and revised dally by LaMar St Fuller, stock
brokors, 121 Wyoinlnu aTenue:
Open- High- Low Clos
inrr. est. est. biff.
Am. Cot. Oil I7M 27 T ItM
Am Hnnar... ....... 100 101M "'J7s WW?
A. T.i-S. F Hi sU sH HU
Csn.Mo 4at t'.ti? Mi 4111.4,
Con. N. J lliiVi lWVj 101 1116
ObtC a N. W
Q H. Q 714 77 77W 77t
Chic. (lus. 7:14 7i'4 7:u7, rm
c. c.c. 4k it. L.t.. 8) ;i7 :pi Ui;
Pol., Hock. Val. ie T
n. &u i8Hf UlU UiU run
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d. &v. F "1 ;mh zh i
grls whs I8M hH I8M
4. u. Co if'H B M
BakeShore 18IM VWi WH I81M
U. A N 44H 4.i 44 il
Manhsttan IWM HUM IM Bfl
Mls. Pse 1... H71s eH "ns
Nnt. Lead H7jj Hij :i7W BSlfj
N. V.AjN. K
N. Y. Central MM t'7i H7W BTM
N.V..O. W 151-2 'aii im
N. Y..H. ft W
IT. 8. Q, Co OM 8BM 2ZM IfM
North Pac i4 l'i vm 114
North l'ac. pf HVB 14N Mil
(imaha ;J B0 811 ll
I uc. Mail
Beading J7! ITM (IN ll;?fl
Hneklflaud '!.( IM BTO 07M
B. T lOfi iOM tOH latS
st. Pan! eii'ii Mt i'M !''
T.. 0. A; 1 17W 1H 17W IS
Texas A Pac s?2 m W
Union PadUc Ism IBM ISM IBM
Wabasb p' IBK 16)1 IBM UN
Wistern Union si u Bvm kij
W. ft U R IIM IlK l7S
W. A 1 BS. if 4.14 45 4.-iM IBM
Chlcasro Oraii and Provisions.
BCBMITOV, n'ay HI. The following qnnta
onsare supplied and eorreted dilly by La
Bar & I'ullcr, stock brokers,lil Wyoming avenue.
WHEAT. Slav.
Opening 64
Highest M4
.lulv.
5.V.1
Sept.
mt
a':ls
57
oijg
6M
BBjJ
Lowest,
fit
Ciesiag
CORN.
Opening
II ichest
Lowest
Closing
OATS.
BIN
B8M
;sa..,
BO
BTU
mm
27W
1197
uoo
1107
12U0
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BiM
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11N5
1101
US-'i
110J
BTS
tM
BTS
180
020
HQ
1112
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Opening
IIKtl.'u
ri il
Closing
PORK.
opening
riiKneii
Lowest
Closing
CARD,
Opening
mgui it
Lowest
677
bs;
017
D2I
017
2::
Closing
ilOKT lilU.S.
'ning
Highest
Lovvost.....
Closing
New Tork Produce Market.
Ni:w YORK. May 31. Flouh Weak,
fair demaml.
Wheat Dull and llrmer; No. 2 rod.storo
ind elevator, 57c; alloat, 57)c. ; f. o. b.,
S7KsB8c. ungraded red, BBsB7c.; Ni. 1
northern, SStjCI options closud steady nt
Vc. over Tuesday: No. 2, red, June, 57c;
Jnlv, fM.,'c. : August, 5jc.j September,
00.rc. ; December, MMc.
COHN Dull, and tinnor; No. 8, 42!c.
elevator, 18Ka48o, alloat; options very dull
and Snner; May, 43)c-; June, i8c; July,
IBMc; Septembsr, 4"c
UatsI-airly active, nrnior; options
lull, Urmor; July, .'We.; September, 32c;
spot prices, lio, 2 4'.ic. No. '2 white, 41c;
,0. 2 Uliicngo, 4dc. ; iSo. 3. 41c; 1N0. J
white, 43c; mixta western, 42a43c. ;
white do. and white state, 43a47c.
BUV Dull and st' ady.
Tibbobd Bntr-DttU.
Cl 1 I CATS Quiet and firm.
LARD Qaiet and easier; westorn steam
closed, JfJo; city, O&a; July, 17.20;
rellned, dull; continent ?7.50; South
America, 7.i;i; compound, 5j!..n0c.
Pokic Steady, fair demnud.
I U 1 1 Kit Steady, ni' derate demand; state
dairy, ISalOMo.! do. creamery, 14al7c. :
Pennsylvania do., 14al7c; wettern dairy,
0al2c;do. creamory, 18nl7c; do. factory,
Halle; elgins, 17c; imitation creamery,
10al8Mc,
CBXXSE Quiet and irregular; stato
laree, SaOMo.; do. fancy, O.'iaOKc: do.
small S.aiOc.j part, skims, 3ja8Jc;
full skims, 2u3c.
i:i;os Largo supply, steady; state
and Pennsylvania, ISalBc; western fiesh,
llh'Rl-.
PBBVBHTIOM is hotter than enre. and you
may pit vent : hat. tired feeling by taking
Hood's Haraaparilla, which will keep you
b!r,od pure and free from acid taint and
germs ot disease. a
Hood's Pii ls
gripe, but net
ellicieutly. 25c.
do not purge, pain or
promptly, easily and
Cure for Headache.
As n remedy for all forms of Hendacho
Electric Hitters has proved to be tlie very
best. It effects a permanent euro and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches
yield to its Influence. We urge all who aro
nfllicted to procure a bottle and give this
remedy a lair trial. In caws ot haliitual
constipation Electric Bitters cure9 by giv
ing the needed tone to tho bowols.nud fuw
cases long resist the uso of this medicine.
Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty couts
at Matthews Bros', drug store.
Specla! Notices.
QTOOKHOLDEBB' MEETING.--THE AN
kj Dual meeting of stockholders of the Wyo
ming Hhovel works for tho election of offi
cers mill tho consideration of such other hnsi-
neaautnay bs brought before them will be
held at the Office of tho company InBOrsnton,
on Saturday, the pith day of June, lr.il, from
HI to 11 o'clock a. 111.
N. U. BOBELTHON, Secretary.
6
MEALS FOR il.00.
Ol Franklin avenue.
DLANK HOOKS, PAMPHLETS, M AOA
I) zines, ofc, hound or HMWUM at Tub
TRtBUMa otllce. Quick work. Hoaaonahle
prices.
TtlEAL 'IICKETS CAN PE HAD AT HI,
lvj corner Sprues 'street and FrauUIn ave
nue. Twenty mual tickets for J3.au. Oood
till 1I0 hoard .
AT THE
Driving far!
Scranton,
JULY 4th
82,000 worth of Diamonds to be
given away as prizes.
All 1 he best known racing men
in the country will compete.
Grand Parade of Wheelmen in
the morning.
Kxctirsion rato3 ou all roads.
Bicycl
A Word.
fTanfs of all kinds eost that much, ea
tept .situations iYantcd,ivhieh are insert
fBMA
Situations Wanted.
BAKBB WANTS SITUATION; OOUHTBY
preferred. Addres.1. Hurry Wilson, Tay
lor, Caokawtnna county, l'a.
POSITION WAN litD I'.Y A VoC.MI MAN
I 10 years of age; a stripper and hooking in
cigar factory, or any wort, Address B. Q.,
Tribune OffiOf.
BOY IBVKARB OF A OB, ONE YBABBX
peiience In barber whop, wants to work
with any barber to learn the trade, Address
P. O. B x iii, Old Purge, Pa.
QITUATION WAN 1 I'll BY A MIDDLE
i3 aged man, iih fair iduoatlcnj w uh
like taking care of . ofttce or oi grounds, and
residence of some gentknan; is wil ing ano
can ntak Inn self n ..of ill at nay kind ol work
Address, B. U u aklk'K.
.137 f pi lug court,
pro 1 Idenos, Pa
CJITUATION WANTED BY A Yol'M
O lidy. oleiUng or writing inomce, who
a good wrlteV, Address, .!, h ,
& x U. Mlno. ka. IV
W ANTKII -SITCA l'l IS BY A WIDOY
with one cliild as housekeeper, or tod.
plain sowing. Address "M,"Trlbuno.
WANTKII SI'I'l A I H i.N Art itOCM-.
keener by a widow with one child. Aii
dross "N,'' Tiibune ofBoo.
7AiSTKD -A POSITION AT ONCK BY
I dry goods clerk with Brst class referen
cos. Ten yoars' experiunc.'. Address, clerl:.
Tribune omeo.
QITUATION WANTED BY A BOY 14
O years of age at any kind of honest work
Address i). it. Tribune' offlce.
Wanted.
W" A N TED TO BUY C01LM)NliaEoN S .
Will give 8B conts a pain Call at room
2, Price Building, IBB Washington avenue, or
address letters to Post Ulheo i;ux 804, scran
t, n, Pa.
Agrntu Wonted.
OALESMI N ANTI'.li To SI'.LL OL'H
M goods by sample to the wholesale and re
tall trade; sell on sight to every business man
OT Una; liberal salary and expanses paid; uo
sition permanent. For terms address with
stamp. CENTENNIAL Bl'F'U Co.. Milwau
kee, wis.
U'ANTED-MAN WITH LIFE AND FIBK
insuranec sperienoe us solicitor in
Lackawanna county; good IndUOSStentS to
right man. Address H2j-2a Beta building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Help Wanted Male.
Ur ANTED -AN ENERQET10 MAN WITH
nbont $151). Can Rot an agency which
win pay Jiia week and expea.es.
a. a. HAuaflw, onway nouso.
YV ANTED - noon WHEBtWRiOHT.
vv Gillhool's Carriage works, comer Lack
awanna avenue snd Beventh ttiest,
t mployment.
OOI POSITION H FOll YOU NO (I1HLS.
-X City Kniployin'snt Otlleo. t:ia Spruce st.
Collections.
pOMEOYS, It. EARNEST, COLLECTS
y reuta and looks alter nroia rtios on coin-
mission. Send iioital cud. t-crantnn.
For Rent
rOB KENT -FOBNI8HED HOUSE .N1
I garden in country, (or suBuner, House
large; running spring wator; plenty of shade;
beaUUfttl lake full of gams llsh a few rods
from door. Sib per month. D. W. BBOWK,
attorney, 608 spruco street.
170B KENT I.H 'I !', WELL FURNISHED
I rooms; delightlul location, til Washing
ton avenue,
'PO LET Foil A TERM OF YEARS
X Part or all of three hundred fool of yard
room along radr uad. Apply at -Ui Frank liu
a yen no.
TO RENT STOKE 25x00 OU FURNISHED I
X hall on Qrssn BIdga Street Very doslra
ele location and on reasonable terms. Apply
to F. E. KETTLETOM or C. K. WOODBUVf!
llipnliliean luiildinit.
For Sale.
I70B BALB-BORBEL HOB8B; f. YEARS
V old, hlxtiien hands high, weighs 1,100
pounds, lino looker and soendi will mako a
nood delivery or work horse; not afraid of
cars. J. H. LADWIO. ::iu Lai kawann ave.
IWR SALE THOROUUHLY EylllPPEI)
r Photograph Qalle.y. v ill eeu at ono-
half tho value on account of other business,
Apply to 1. It. BBAMAN, Forest City, Pa.
nOB SALE FARM III) ACHES; HO ACHES
I improved.Two good homes, running spring
water ai botbtUireeg 1 bsnta,youngorhcara.
Located Utvulageol Forest LakeiBusquebanna
county, only a f. w rods to school, church,
postoliiee, otc. Hi auliful lake oil stocked
with pame fish. Terms onay. apply 10 D. W.
BROWN, attorney, fios Hproca street.
I 'olt BALE -AN IDEAL COUNTBY HOME,
J. T acres of land, fine lsrgo house, mod m
Improvements Easy diitanos from Koran-
ton. Also 7 deslrdilo nuililiti lots in
country. D. W. BROWN, AtFy,
fills Bpruos street.
I 'OH SALE A FA KM OF F.IOHTY ACBES,
i one and one-half miles from Dalttm on
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad. Fi rst-class farm house, with a never
tailinc Mirinu Boarbyj two hnrns. land
audi,' 1 orchard. Will lie sold cheap. Terms
ess . AddreM H. F. VON stohch or Isaac
ELLIS, executors, Daltou, Lackawanna
county, Pa.
T70B SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SCRAN
V ton property -A henrin orango ifrovo
increusliiK In proiiuction and value yearly la
the oraage section In Florida Addres V. E.
NettletoN, Lake Helen, Florida
legal
j, 1 11 ... ,,11 (-.1 hjumw,
J Notice is hereby iriven that a rule has
1 11 itranted to (.Jinw cnuse why .liino 1.. la,
Witt, executrix ol the last will and tea tame lit
of said deoedeat shall not be lib-charged from
the duties and liabilities of her appointment.
Application will be made to have said rule
made absoluts and the executrix discharged,
July !!, UM. S E PBIOri
Attorney for exocutrix.
,CT Tl' , .1.. l'7l' . Ill' ,Vl'I"e . 1. v
Bankru
OF
ON SALE
SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1894.
It will last until the entire stock is disposed of. We offer no baits, no flyers, but
the whole stock of Honest Bargains of New and Fresh and Seasonable Merchandise at
RIDICULOUS LOW PRICES to convert them at once into cash. We do this for the
glory there is in it.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, consisting of Ladies Trimmed and Un
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Feathers, and the Gents' and Boys' Straw and Felt Hats and
Caps, Miners' Caps, Clothing, etc., is not in our line, and space is too valuable to keep
them; therefore we are compelled to slaughter them at once.
REMEM BE R Figures speak louder than words, and we guarantee to
save you 50 cents on every dollar you spend with us. Let prices talk. Let reason
guide you. Let your better judgment prevail.
GROSS. FOSTER & CO., 316 and 318 Lackawanna Avenue.
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G-OOI3 NEWS
FOR THE ECONOMICALLY INCLINED.
COME EARLY, THOUGH, THEY MAY NOT LAST.
Those 5c. Ginghams we sold last woek too bad wo didn't hava more. Many were disappointed,
however. We've got another ease this week; had la pay more lr them, bat they go at the same price,
.")C. a yard. You never bought any bettor golds at 12 l-2e.
At tlie same Iim3, wo offar a case of Johnson's Seersuckers. You know them at well tis you know
Atlantic Muslins. They have also baen 12 1 2:1, now 60. New stripas, new styles, now colors.
Nov, we want to talk to you a moment on WOOL C1IA.LLTK3, but only In this way, COME
.ND SEE THEM. They come in White, Cream, Ecru aud Black grounds. The price Is L5o. Styles
re fascinating; price abaut half. CuratiV3 Soap 16& a box, 3 cakes.
CONNOLLY &
Strayed,
CiTKAYED FROM PASTURE NEAR
Mosi'h Taylor hospital, two-year-old
hlofor, black and white, snot on shoulder,
whlto on under part of body and on end ot
tail. Reward lor return or information that
will flndhur. JOHN A. MEABS,
Ci rner Washington and Vine.
Boarding.
QCMMEB IIOALDINO-FOUR RESPECT -O
Blilo persons can find llrst class hoard
with small fnmily In large, airy house. Hot
mid cold hat lis. Fri o carriage to depot and
church Tnree-quartera ot a mile from sta
tion. Healtliy locality. Address box S8,Qarks
Summit.
Ordinance.
XIOTICE- THERE is PENDING IN BEL
1M e.-t Council of the city of Bcranton, Pa.,
an ordinance entitled "An ordinance provid
ing for tho paving of Pine streot Iron Wash
mgton SVenue tfi Clay avenue; providing for
the setting or H-settiniiot curb stone where
necessary on said street; directing manner of
as-iesiiig and collecting costs of said Improve
ments; providing manner of paying contrac
tor and appropriating funds to defray the ex
penso of the samo.
The following is a copy of tho potition for
said Improvement;
To the Honorable, the Select and Common
Councils of tho city of Scraatou:
Tho undersigned owners of property, shut
ting ou ilno street, between Washington ave
11110 and ( lav avenue, respectfully petition
vour honorable bodies that said street be
tween the points named may bo paved with
street asphalt pavement on a concrete base,
except the block between .Tellersoll aud Madi
son avanuea, which shall be paved with W It
Mountain stone bhx ks, or vitrified brick; that
the same be set 1. itll CIll li stom a so lar as
q, saaryi that tin, cost of said Improvement
be nascsMid against abuttinc own. rs according
to the feet front rule; Ihnt said assessment lie
made payable in Hvo equal annual install
ments; and lhat the portion of said street oc
cupied by tho tracks and sidings of the street
railway be deducted from said asses ments
against RDUIUDg owners nnu
said street railway company,
collected from
aud your petb
tinners will ever pray, etc.
E. U Fuller
A. K. Hunt
E. K. Sancton
Ada in Thompson
H. , Weeks
All Souls Universalist Church, byM
Wilson, Pres. ox-Hoard
Franc T. Vail
1".. II. Courson
Att'y Mlll-r. by J. S. Miller
...100 feet
. . . 100 feet
....00 feet
.. ,00 feet
. . . :$) feet
,, 1.50 feet
....4" feet
... .HO feet
,.l?i.. feet
....4;l feet
....00 feet
....75 feet
LiUtnUT ivenci
A. K. Adams
J. 11. Corcoran
Elisabsth Walsh
a i.'. i e. h. bv t hai'lcs He Font Hrcck
7.'. tr.-t
tn feel
Frederick Council T.'i feet
Ellen .lones, per E. H. Jones 80 feet
Surah UrltUn W feet
Jones Pros fl sect
Henry Frey :SSS
James W. tluernsey 1 foot
Tbo estate of Ira Tripp, deceased, by
Kara H. Hippie, Everett Warron,
tnistoes
A. B. Warman M feet
Samuel ltoos
W. II. Stanton feet
The foregoing is published in pursuant f
provisions of resolution of City Council
Approved May S8
" M. T. LAVELLE.
city Clerk.
Scranton. Pa.
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SCRANTON BEDDING CO.
602 AND 604 LACKAWANNA AVE., COR. ADAMS-
WHY NOT
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid
Oak Bedroom Set?
Wc sell Furniture as cheap as
any house in the country that in
tends to give honest value for tho
money. Try us.
Hull
205 m 207
IRON arid STEEL
NORWAY IRON
BLACK DIAMOND
SIJjVKR.
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JESSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STKEL
HORSE SHOES
TOR CALK
TIRE
MACHINERY
SPRING
SOKT STEEL
ANVILS
BtCLLOWS
HoiiSt: NAILS
WILEY & RUSSELL AND WELLS BROS.
cm IXU MACHINERY.
Bittooiieiider
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wagonraakers' and Blacksmith'
SUPPLIES.
Hotel Waverly
Enropean Plan. First-clas Ear BttneheV
Depot for Bergnor A F.ag-l'a Tonnhmusur
Beer.
IE Cor, 15t end FHheitSti, Flilldi
Most desirable for roa!de-ils cf N.l' Pnnnl
tylvania. All eonvenlapees lor travelers
to and from Bro.-id Street ftatiou and tho
Twelfth and Market Htroot station. Lie
lirublo for visiting Serautonlaue aud po
lie hi the Authrsclto Hcgtua.
T. J. VICTORY,
PfiOPRIETOK.
Stock
MORTON,
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
Cribs, Cradles,
Child's Beds,
Brass and Iron Beds,
Spring Mattresses.
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERED.
& C
HOlfflQ HE.
WAGON WHEELS
AXLES
SPRINGS
HUBS
SPOKES
RIMS
STEEL SKEINS
It 'IL SPIKES
SCREW
We're Interested
And we want to Interest yon in onr as
tonishintfly completoline of cooda suit
aide ror Wedding Present Supi'090
we hogin with
SILVERWARE
We carry a hiir
ger line tlinn half
the other stores put together, and wo
Fother them sorely when they try to
eonipole with us la prlos.
CUTLERY
Uniiuo doslRim, FoconV
and other famous mill
ers' goods. Pries helow manufactur
ers' wliolusale figures.
CLOCKS
Anvtliing from an Wc. Nick
el Alurin to the choicest ar
tistic Drawing Room makas or tho
Stately and ancient Urnndfather 8-day
Clock.
ii-Drac, Cut
Crystal, etc, our stock is too woli
known to require aught but a cnasing
reference.
Onr new Caph System has lowered
pr ices all alon the line.
FREEMAN,
Dealer in Diamonds, Watehos,
Jewelry, E;o.
Cor.Fenn Ave. and Sprnce St,
Scientific Eye Testing Free
By Dr. Shimberg,
The Specialist on tho Eye. Hendiehss mf
Mervonsnoss relieved. Latest and Improved
Style of Kys Ulaasea aud Spectacle at tho
Lowent Price. Boat Artificial l'.yei msrtod
for $3.
30s SPRUCE ST., op. Old Post Office.
For Delicacy,
For parity, and for improvement of tho com
plexion, nothing equals Poizoni's Powder.
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