TIIE SCTRANTON TRIBUNE -TUESDAY MORNING-. JUNE 5. 1894.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ASE
1 5 j mm I
Scranton Loses a Gamo Through Inferior All
Arouod Work.
POTTSVILLE DOES UP ALLENTOWD
Hazleton Clinches Its Hold on Third
Place by Taking a Game from Al
toona Meeting of State League
Officials at Lancaster, Which City
Desires to Be Admitted Into the
League in Place of the Disbanded
Easton Club -General News of In
terest to Both Professional and
Amateur Base Ball Enthusiasts.
TyAKUISBURG still
s II 1 1 ootnnundi n firm
V. JL ,. SI hold of first place
f TjB&f i; tll Rtunding of
C QC I tf the State Loifue
. cbampioubip;race ;
(Wk Allentown is very
4"tCEW closely followed by
- - j -ti.-teJrr Hazleton for sec
ond twaition, but
fifty points geparatiii,' tbetu, with
Heading. Altoona and Scranton making
desperate fij;bt to occupy fourth pluc,
with the former leading, leaving 1'ottn
Villa tnnliug with itself iu its endeavor
to hold down the tail end.
Tile following tablo givos the per
centages of tha elubs. together with
the number of game,! won and lost by
each, and their standing in the chain
liinnsbio race:
Won. Lost. 1'er Ct.
Ilnrrisbnrg 90 4 .883
Aliontowu 10 b) . il"
Hazleton 18 10 .808
leading 11 Ul .45S
Altoona to rn .488
Bcranton 10 14 .417
Huston 0 14 .:
i'ottsville 6 18 .316
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Barrlebnrg at Bcrantoo.
Altooua at Hazleton.
PotUVllta at Allentown,
WE WERE EASY FOR HARRISBUflG.
Senators Had no Trouble in Taking the
Game from Us.
Jack Hustoa and his senators from
Ilarrisburg made their first appearance
Bt the ball park yesterday afternoon
and defeated the Scranton team with
neutnosa and dispatch. It was ilarris
burg'a third meeting with Scrantou
tlm aeason and likewise its third vic
tory. Those who saw yesterday's game un
derstand why it is thut Ilarrisburg
laada the Btata leiiguj. It plays tha
national game as it should be played
aud keens lighting for victory from tha
moment the ball is pat in play until
the last man is out,
Boranton played a lamentably weak
f::iuie yesterday. Its pitoliers were uot
iL .tiv . aud at the most critical mo
mentl the players seemed to collapse
I torn nervous prostration. Stalls,
Wetzel an-1 Westlaka distinguished
themselves particularly id that respect.
Higgins and Patobat) also lent their
energies tomowhat to the achievement
of the general result.
The visitors sized up Hodson'a de
livery from the start and batted him
bo freely tuat Manager Swift put Do
ran into the box iu the fourth inning.
At the same time Patchen went ont in
right lfild, and Rogers came in from
the field and wnt behind the bat.
ANOTHER CHANGE HADE
Still tho slaughter continued, nnd in
the fifth inning Massey, who lias not
yet entirely recovered from his Charley
horse, was sout on first; Captain Dick
Pbelan moved up to second, aud Hig
gins went into right Hold. 1'arcbeu re
tiring from the game. That combina
tion worked better.
Jack Doran thereafter had better
control of the ball and during tbe
aixtli, seventh and eighth innings liar
riiburg failed to score.
Tl.o Scranton clnb started in well in
the first inning. Hogan made a single
and was enable ! to score by virtu of a
Bacritico by Wetzel and a two-bagger
made by Patchen, the latter scoring on
Roger's sacrifice.
Then the craQkfl began to think that
Ilarrisburg w .s easy for Scranton, but
it was not.
Tiie visitors failed to score In the
first, but in th" second opened up on
Hudson anil with three singles and a
double anil the assistance of a variety
of errors by the home club IOC-red four
rnns. Qa two singles nnd two bases
on hulls three rnns were secured In the
third and in the fourth four runs were
the result of two singles, a double nnd
a bas ou ball. In ttie fifth tha visit
ors made their twelfth and last ran.
TWO RUNS IN TUB FOURTH.
The home team added two scores to
its totals In tho fourth and nnother in
the seventh, Pitcher Ifeaney, of ilar
risburg, only struck out one man, bnt
he kept the hits weil souttered an I was
given faultless support in the field, not
a single error being made behind him.
The score :
SCRANTON.
it.
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
, 0
1
ro.
2
1
H
3
3
4
4
I)
I)
Hngnn, c. f
Wet.el, ss
Patchen, c
Rogers, r. f
Htnltz, It
Pbelan. lb , 2d
Westlake, 3b
lliggius, 2b., 3b
Hooaon, p
Doran, p
Alassey, lb
Total.
5 7 24
HABBISBUBG.
ii. ro. a.
a
HcGuade, if i a 3 o o
Huston, 8b 1 3 2 3 0
Meaner, p 3 3 1 4 0
hales, 2b 1 0 3 1 0
Hamburg, lb 3 1 11 1 o
Eagen, rf. 1 1 1 O 0
S-rjiuk, cf 2 13 0 0
jiloss, ss 0 3 1 3 0
Weute, e 1 0 3 I )
Total 12 12 27 13 0
Boranton 2 00300010 8
Harrisburg. . .0 4 8 4 1 0 0 0 x 13
Earned runs Scranton, 2; Ilarrisburg,
4. Two ba6e hits Patchen, Huston,
Meancy, Hinlnk. Sicrilloe hits Hogan,
Patchen. Struck 'out Hodson, 2; Doran,
Jt: Meaney, 1. Wild pitches Meauoy, 1.
Time of game 1.45. Umpire Corcoran.
OTHER STATE LEAGUE GAMES.
At Allentown
Allentown.... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
pottsville 4 00000 1 2 x 7
Hits Allentown, 3; Pottsvillo, 8. Er
rors Allentown, 8j Pottsville, 8. Bnttorioj
Daldwiu and Milligan; Wilsou nnd Diggiu.
At Hazleton
Hazleton 0 0000800 03
Albania 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-3
Hits Hazleton. 0: Altoona, 4, Errors
Hazleton, 3; Altoona, 1. Batterlos Ely
and Moore: Swift and Cote.
BOMS remarkable cures of deafness aro
recorded of Dr. Thomas' Electrlo Oil.
Jlever fails to cure earache.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 3 4 0 0 0 0 8 4 x-18
Louisville 0 1001000 34
Hits Brooklyn, 18; Louisville, 7. Er
rorsBrooklyn, 2; Louisville, 7. Battor
ies Daub, l.nehance nnd Oniley; Knell
and Grim. Umpire Mdjnade.
At Now York
New York....l 01 2 000004
Cincinnati 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 2 18
Hits New York, 8; Cincinnati, 12. Er
rors New York, 7; .Cincinnati, 6. Bat.
teiies finsle, German and Farrell; Uwyor
and Murphy. Umpire Swartwood.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. .2 0000000 0-2
St. Louts 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 18
iutH-Philadolphta, 7; St. Louis, 8. Er
rorsPhiladelphia, 1; St. Lou's, t, Bat
teriesTaylor ud Urndy; Breitenstein aud
Peitz. Umpire Stage,
At Baltimore
Baltimore 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 3 213
Chicago 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 04
1 1 its -Baltimore, 10: Chicago, 4. Errors
Baltimore, 8; Chicago, ft. Batteries
lluwkoand Robinson; MoQIll aud Schriver.
Umpire Lynch.
At Boston
Boston 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 14
Plttabnrg l 0 4 o l o l o x 7
Hits Boston, 8; Pittsburg, 14. Errors
Boston, 1; Pittsburg, 2. Batteries
Stnley nnd QanEel, Kiilon and Mack. Um
pire Emails,
At Washington
Washington ..2 000 0 1 02 3-8
Cleveland 2 1000003 05
Hits Washington, 10; Cleveland, 10.
Errors Washington, 4; Cleveland, 7.
Batteries Petty, iiercor and llcduire;
Onppy and ZimnMr. Umpire Hurst.
T
EASTERN LEfGUE.
Wilkes-Barre, 9; Bingbamtou, 5.
Providence, 1; Springfield, 0.
ByraCUie, r; Troy, 7.
Buffalo, 7; Erie, 7. Tho game was called
nt the end of the tiftetnth inning on ac
count of darkness.
COLLEGE GAMES.
At Princeton - Brown, 8: Priucoton, 4.
At New Haven -Yale, 13; University of
Pennsylvania, 0.
IT WILL BE LANCASTER.
That City to Tako Easton'o Place In th
Stat League.
Lancaster, Pa., June 4. A meeting
of the delegates of the Pennsylvania
State league wna held here this even
ing to take steps to place Lancaster in
the league to fill llio vacancy now ez
isting.
An interview was had with repro
sentives of the Pennsylvania Traction
company, but the matter could uot be
definitely determined until tomorrow.
The meeting was adjourned until morn
ing, when it is expected Lancaster will
be admitted.
At midnight the Fchednle commit
toe, consisting of Mtssrs, Witmau, of
Heading; Sanders, of Scranton, aud
ilanlon, of Hazleton, were engauod in
revising tho schedule. It is iho inten
Hon totransfi'r nearly all the players of
the defunct Eiston team, and the club
will be strengthened in important,
positions.
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
The Little Tycoon Jr.. beat the the
Penn Avenue Stars yesterday afternoon
oy n score of .15 to IB.
The street car accommodations to the
bail park yesterday were sadly deficient.
As a result both the company and base
ball association loa considerable money.
We hope for a better showing on the
part of Scranton today. It is difficult to
believe that Ilarrisburg so far outclasses
us as yesterday's gaiuu would seem to in
dicate. The Hustlers challenge any club iu the
city for a game of ball Jane 10, on Gam
mons mil, at 2...0 p. m., the I-iurnionnts
or Scrappers preferred. Answer in The
Tribune.
Manager HID, of the Harvard Base Ball
association, announced yesterday nf tor
noon that the postponed Harvard-Prince
ton game win be played oft at the lale
field next Wednesday afternoon.
Pitcher Strattou, of the Louisville club.
has been released. The Phillies were ne
gotiating for Strnttoa las', year, and it
would not be surprising to see him iu a
(Quaker uniform within a weok.
The Green Kidge Actives challenao the
first team of f-t. Thomas' college to a game
ou James Boys' grounds for Anv day dur
ing tUe week. Answer through Tut; Tiiih-
usk. Daniel Kock, manager; J. C. Sla
loney, captain.
Pitcher Armstrong, of Ilarrisburg, is the
worst specimen of a coacher it has ever
been the fate of a Scranton audience to
tolerate. Ho keeps up a meaningless drivel
while on the coaching lines, accompany
ing it witii an effort to ape the antics of a
kangaroo. He should be suppressed.
Secretary Dlddlebock. of the State
league, in a roview of sport over his signa
ture in tho Philadelphia Inquirer says:
"iiarnsDurg still loads tho suite league
race, with Allentown and Hazleton hav
inr a close fight for tho place, and Ai
toonaand Reading jus) as close for fourth
place. There has been an improvement in
th" playing of all tho clutis, but all have
suffered for the want of practice through
the recent heavy rams. There is no loun-
(latlon tor the report that thero is to bo a
change in the circuit. Tho present eight
cm lis win continue to t lie end or tno season,
unless one or mor I of them should drop out
by their own volition. In that event there
might then bo room for Shenandoah, Lan
caster and one other city which is now
anxious for a frauchise. The repor; thnt
Shenandoah is to take Pottsvillo's plOfil is
untrue. Pottsville la well bacwed by
some of the beat business men in the city,
and while they have not received the en
couragement they deserve of lute, thov
liavo too iu ucli puliiic spirit to let their
city go by default. A wiuiiing teamcaii
not be built up In a few weeks or mouths,
and Manager John F. Smith has been se
verely handicapped by Injuries to his best
players nnd by other causes."
m
JOTTINGS FOJl CYCLERS.
An attempt may be made to reorganize
the old Allegheny cyclers of Alleghany
city.
Zimmcrmnn in his first day's practice at
Paris contented himself with covering five
miles iu 14,02.
Frank 11. Lalor, president of tho Mercer
county wheelmen, has been appointed
postmaster at Trenton, Nf. J,
Throo hundred and twolvo applications
for membership in the L. A. W. were pub
lished in the last issue of tho Bulletin.
A Jersey City minister proposes having
s stable for wheels built 111 the basement
of his church with the expectation of at
tracting increased attendance.
A councilman of Lynn, Mass., has in
troduced an ordinance in the city govern
ment of that city providing that all city
wagons shall have tiros at least five In
ches wide.
Tmiiii and TRUR is tho verdict of peoplo
who take Hood';) Sarsaparilla. Tho good
effects of each medicine are soon felt in
uervo strength restored, appetito created
and health given.
Hood's Pills do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try
them.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
IB., was told by her doctors sho had Con
sumption nnd that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles Dr. King'B Now Dis
covery completely cured her and she says
it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., Ban Francisco, suffered from a
dre idful cold, nppi-ouchiug Consumption,
tried without result everything else then
nought one bottle of Dr. King's Now Dis
covery and in two weeks was cured. Ho
is nntnrally thankful. It is such results
of wlin li these aro examples, thut prove
the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and I Colds. Free trlalt bottles at
Matthew Bros,, Drug store. Regular size
6Uc. aud
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks; and Boudl.
Ni:w YoiiK, June 4. The dcnlings nt
Stock exchange today showed pome in
crease in volume, 178,ii0il shares traded In.
Business was better distrihut: 5, tho rail
way group coming in lor a larger share of
attention. London purchases of St. Paul
and LouliVlUe and Nashville had much to
do with the change. St. Paul ruse to
t0i(, Northwest to 109k, Burlington to
iV , nnd lti ck Island tu i1.;. These figures
show advances of to . Louisville and
Nashville moved up to 45, Missouri Pa
cific lo 28. Union Pacific, to 10, Lake
Shore to 182, New York Central to Ub
.Icr.-cy Central to UKiJf, Heading to 17
anil Northern Pncillc preferred to
10. A report that the soft coal
Strike Would be called oil tomorrow had a
Kood effect at one time, but was subse
qUStttly denied. The Industrials as usual,
were active and at ono tiluo sold at the
best figures leached. BttgM advanced to
104 , Chicago gas to 7. lead to W and
whiskey to 21!;. Iu the last hour the mar
ket showed a downward tendency, tho
early advance showed realizatious. The
Industrials rau off the most, railroads re
ceded but'a fraction. Speculation h it elf
easier with prices of the leading railway
issues anywhere from l to 13.4 por cent
above Saturday's lln.ils.
Tne following complete table BUowinu ths
ley's fluetuattona in active stocks is supplied
and revised daily by Lailar St Fuller, stuck
brokers, 121 Wyoming avenue;
Open- Uluh- Low Cloa-
ini;, est. est. Intf.
Am. Cot. Oil 2BW KM '.'HH 'VS
A:n BUSSr. 'OIUj 1(IP liciVj IUH14
A. T. it S. F Ttt Si ik, Hi
Can. So r.e'4 SOU fiirjj Mi
(Vn. N. J lnia$ limw, MM lmi
Chic AJ N, W lOW 1WM las-M WMi
v B. as ij ml rau r, 77
Chle. Has "t 75J UH 7.lfi
C c. c. & at, Ij
Col.. Bosk. Vsl. AT. I7M is 17 17
P. AH 181 131 181 181
D..L. W Mil',' 1S1M 1" 1 w'Sl
I). & C. F 24 24Jf, mi, iH
f'.rte
a. B. Co SSUj x,M K,a 88k
LakeBbcte 181M 188 1:114 18i
L. & N ir, OH 4.r) 4MH
si snhattan
M!n. Pan 27t 28 2;i4 27l4
Nat. Lead (JBU 4l?li 8IS 311.14
N.Y..N. K .
N. Y. Contral tVi W 8f !K14
N.Y.. O. &W VM 16M 1.'K "W
N. Y.. 8. ft W I5M ISM 18
U. S. Q. Co 21 25 !4 2114
North Pac 4 M H 41(1
North Pac, pf jr." s I8M l
Omaha Kit .'w n!4 ii'i)i
I'nc. Mail
Beading P.H 1? M4 17
Hock Island tl7;H t-sl-4 IW
It. T 11 llJ 11 MU
St. Paul .Mian OOU r.es, 61
T., C. Ai 1 IS IS 7 18 IS
Texas Pac Hf w V s?
DnionPadHo I8H 161 !" 18
Wabash V l.'i.lj I514 15 l.rH
Western union mvh - si MM
w.& L. B iik lltj 1IHH IIS4
W. AS L. E. nf 4,',4 4f.Jj 4. -4 4.VI4
Chicago Oram aud Provisions.
BCBAKton. .Tune ,1 The following anota
ti tit art supplied and c irrctd daily by La
I 111- .V Fuller, Htock trokers,)2i Wyoming av-
nue.
WHKAT, Jnlv. Pert. D.-c
0ienintf fiSM 674
llit;liist mi 6tt Willi
Lowest r,5Uj K7 DiUj
Closing Mi 57) tiul-B
COBN.
Op.-ning 891 3114 ....
Bigheat DsW Siiy
Loweht asU k!) ....
Closing a 8N 311)4 ....
OATS.
Opening 3r; 86M ....
Highest 8'.(i 27W
Lowest avt wk
Closing 82tl 27-1
PORK,
Opening 1175 11!
Highest 1175 llsj
Lowest II7D 1IK2
(losing 1170 11H2
LARD.
Opening 688 '2 ....
Highest Iiti7 878
Lowest - f,i5 ....
( losing , 668 1.72 ....
SHORT BIBS.
Opentog 1887 Wi7
Highest 1121 C12
Lowest W)7 107
Closing tilO CM)
rVranton U hoUsals Market.
Schaxtom, June 4. Fruit ano Pno
dice Dried apples per pouud,fia7c. ; evap
orated apples, Hal4c. per pound; Turkish
prunes, 5a5)a'c. ; English currants, 8a3Ve,j
layer raisins 8LT6al.80: muecatels, 81.00a
1.40 per box; now Valehcins, 7u74c per
pound.
BKANS Slarrow-fats, $2.C5n2.75 per
bu"hel; mediums, tl.7Sal.90.
i'lAS tireen, 81. 1Bb1.2() per bnsheljspUt,
t2..r)(la'J.60; leutels,5 to So. per pound.
I-'otatokb S5 to 90c. per bushel.
OaiORS Bermudas, crates, $2.40a2 50;
Egyptians, 88.88a8.78 bags.
Bl'ttkr Hie. to ISXc. per lb.
Chkesii DalOcK. per 10.
Egos Fresh. 124a l!ic
Poui.thy Chickens, dressod, 12 to 13c:
turkevs, 12 to 13c.
Meats Hams, lie; small hams, Uc;
slcinued hams. lO''c; California hams,
Jic: shoulders, 8 Vc.;hslllas, sc. ; smoked
breakfast bacon, lie.
pMokid liKKF-Outsides, HKc; sets,
I8jjc. ; Insideaand knuckles, lfio,
Pork Mesa at flfi; short cut, 8fll.
LAnn Leaf In tiraatUe.; In tubs,
il'l'c.; in 10-pound pail Ja.; in 5-pound
pails, OXo; 8-pound palls. 10c. pr
pound.
Beef Choice sugar cured, smoked beef,
14c.
Floor Minnesota patent, per barrel.
84.20ai.40; Ohio nad Indiana ambsr. at
8JK) Orabaui at (3.50; rye Uour, at
18.00,
Buck witKAT Floor $2. 70 per owt.
Few Mixed, lr cwt., at !)5c.
Grain Hye, 05e.; corn, 47 to 4 Us.; oats,
45s50c. per bushel.
Bn Straw Per ton $'3ai5.
Hat 14.50 to 118.
New York Prcduce IHarhet.
Nr.w York. June 4. FLooR-CJuiet
easier.
Win ter WHEAT Low grades, tl.88a8.80;
do. Tair to fancy, S2.40a2.00; do patents,
18.80; Minnesota clear, 83.88a3.08; straights,
f8s8.80 do. pntents, 88.8fia4.10; low extras,
I1JIBB3.60; city mills, 8;i.;ioa3.50; do. pat
euts, fcl BOaiaO.
Wheat Dull, firmer; No. 2 red, store
and elevator, inc.; afloat, BTmC; f. o. b
57';iBo8Kc. ; nngradod red, R4a57c; No.
northern, SSaOOWc,; options quiet) irreg
ular, closing steauy at KBMC over siatur
day; No. 2, red, June, 57c; July, tiHc. ;
August, fi9C,; oentcniber, COsc ; Decern
her. 68ia
Corn Dull, firmer: No.2.43Jc. :elr.vator,
4HKB43J40. anoat; options dun, nayfe.
higher; June, 4SJ.; July, 430.; S.'ptom
her, 440.
Oats Moderately nctive and firmer;
options dull, ilnner; June, 41HC-; July,
40c: spot prices, No. 2 white, 45c; No. 2
Chicago, 43c; No. S white, 43Wi44clr. ;
mixed western, 45c. ; white do., 44a4Sc. ;
while state, l la4Bc.
Hekk Quiet, steady; family, J12al4
extra mess, (5a8.50.
BlIV Hams-DuII, 8i8al8.ra
Til iti'Eii Hkee luactive; city extrs Iu-
dia mess, final'.'.
Cl r MEATS Quiet, Arm; pickled bellies.
SfsOJic.! pickled shoulders, fte ; piokled
linins, luaiu'ic; miunies, liuminal.
Laud Quiet, easier; western steam,
closed at 87.00; city,$(). IB; June. 87.00; July.
87.05; refined, dnll; continent, 87.40; Sonth
America, ?i.78; compound, 5;)jaoc. ;
PORK Quiet, steady; mess, l.'lal3.50.
Hutter Fairly active; state dairy, 12a
HiJ-jc; do. creamery, Halve. ; I'ennsyl
vauia do., 14al7c; western dairy, llal2c.
do. creamery, 13al7c; do. factory, DalSc,;
elgins, lie; imitation creamery, 10al4c.
( in. use Fair domnud. easy; statu largo,
8nt?to. ; faucy do., i;ailc.; do. small, Ha
OXe.; part skims, 814118c.; full skim-,
Saw.
EkxS Steadier, fair demand: stnto
nnd Pennsylvania, I8al8c. wosteru fresh,
HHai2Hc
FblladslphlB Tallow Markst.
PniLA delpbi a, Jniie 4.-Tallow was
dull at former rates. Prices wore: Prime
city in hogsheads, 4c; prime country,
iu barrels, 4c; do. dark Iu barrels,
4X0.; cakes 5c. : groase, 4c.
Boarding.
(JI'MMKR HOAKDINU -FOCK RESPECT
17 able persons Osn find first class Iward
with small family In large, airy house, lfiit
and cold t'aths Free carriage to depot and
church Three-ipiarters of a mile from sta
tion, llealtny locality. Address box M,Clai ks'
Bunurdti
A Word.
(Tnnfs nf all kind cost that much, ea
eept i'i'tiiulioas H'anfcd, wifcA are tnssrta
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTKU -BY ONE WELL
uuuua.utoil with liookki-euiiiir; able and
wi ling to no an y kind of work.
j. 11. 1 riuune oince.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOU AG
1 man of ImatnMM abllltv who lias hail !onr
business experience, deelres a position as -ol-leetor
or salesman for wholesale tirm or sales
man in store of any kind, clothing preferred,
lias mi excellent reputation and can command
a lone trinli. mill foi-Tibh best reference. Ad-
dress B. F . Truth ottlc...
Wl'l'UATTON WAN'lED AS JANlTOi: OK
i sardner, or to tan" oars i office, or
groiiinls and residence; ngvd 10 years; ean
make hiniht If usoful at n.o.t anyiniug; am
temnerate. stoadv and an ai character; fair
-Iiieiition: work at once: n M sittve need. Ad
dress B. L.. Tribune offloe.
BAKER WANTH BlTUATIONj COUNTRY
i.,-..r., ....... I A.l.i,. Il.n-rv U'iWin Tuv
lor, Lacftawnnna county, Pa,
POSITION WAN rsD BY A YOUNG MAN
1 20 years of age; aattipperand booking ri
Sigar factory, or any work. Address li. !..
Tribune Office.
DOY 15 YEARS OF AOE, ONE YEAR EX
I J oerlenca in barber i-lioi . vuntn to worl;
with any barber to learn the trade. Address
1 . o. b -x St), Old rorge, ra.
Wanted.
WANTiTTlTlU?Y'coMMON PIOEONS;
will elvo 8S cants a uair. Call at room
r, Price Bulldiog, I2ii Washington avenue, or
a liln-ss letters to Post Office Box :HM, scran
t' 11, l'a.
Help Wanted- Male.
Ur ANTED IF YOU AltE A CATHOLIC
liin..i!i loved and will work for JIN er
week, write MacConnell Bros., 11 Frauxliu
Street, Boston, Mass.
ANTED -AN ENEROET10 MAN WITH
vv ab. ut $l."iU. Can i;ot all Sgency which
will pay H5s week end expenses.
A. A. BARNES, Conway House.
M7 ANTED GOOD WHEELWRIGHT,
vv GillbooTe Carriage works, corner Lack
awanna avenue 11111I Seventh street
Collections.
f 10MEOYR, K. EARNEST. COLLECTS
V rent end looks after propertlei onoam-
nii.ssiun. Ketul iio-tal canl. Scranton.
for Kent.
lOKRENT THREE Hol SE
J loll Hampton street;
per month.
CHB RENT FUKNISHEU HOUSE AND
I Harden In country, Ti.r munm.'r. Huusu
large; running sprinc srsterj olenty of snadei
tieeutiful lak. full of Hum full a few rods
fn in iloor. ?:o n.-r montli. U. W. UltOWN.
attorney. 5H Hproco rtt t.
IJOB BENT LIGHT, WELL FURNISHED
J rooms; delightfal location. 6(4 Washing
ton av-nue.
'PO LET KOlt A TERM OK YEARS
A Part or all of three humlrnd feet of yard
room along railroad. Apiay at 24(1 Franklin
av'-nun.
n 'O RENT-STORE SSxSQ OR FURNISHED
J hall on Green Iinlif" street Very deirlra
ule location and on reafj.mahl.i ti-rniM. Apply
to V. E. NETTLETON or C. S. WOODRUFF.
Bepnnllcan building.
For Sale
j'OR HALE (IRA.NDFATilEli HALL
I clock; tirafi n ountcd; ocerry caae. Ca 1
at 1 ! i Adams avenge.
nOH sale -BOLL TOP DESK AND
F typewriter cabinet for salo. Room 4,
Price huildini;.
IOIt SALE THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED
I I'lnitok'r.ipli (liill.'.y. Will sell at one-
lialf the value on account of other bnsinees.
Apply to 1) R liRAMAN, Forest City. l'a.
XR SALE- FARM ill! ACRES; HQ ACRES
I illllirovrd.l'wo LOod Iioiikph runnif, uiirl....
water at iioth, three good bsrns,yonngorhcard !
imhh uTiuagBai roiesi tsae.Diuqnenanna
county. Only a few rods to school, church,
postolllce, etc. liiaiilil'nl lake well stocked
with same flsh. Terms easy, ipply to D. W.
BROWN, attorney. 5"h Spruce atroot.
pOR SALE-AN IDEAL COUNTRY home,
X 7 acres of land, line lare house, moil-rn
Unprovementa Easy diitauco from Scran
ton. Also 7 di'sirilil) Onllding lots in
country. D. W. BROWN, Att'y,
BOS Spruce street.
OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR bCRAN-
- w.. i...L. n vt.,iiK l 1 1 1, KIOVU
liicreasini; in product' m and value yearly In
the orange section In Florida. Addres F. e.
NETTLETON
ibkh Helen. 1 loriila
Special Notices.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ALL
I persons are war 1 that II. L. Moriraii,
who has been selling lots on what la com
monly called "The Swetland Estate" in Hyde
Park, lias been relieved of any and all author-
Rytoactas Klltng agent from May 81, lsm,
Prom Hint date all pem ns are not died to do
no business with him on our SCCOUUt.
ROBERT T. PETTBBONR,
For the Owners,
rpo WR l U IT MAY CONCERN; A B ALL
1 the available lota on the Swetland estate,
commonly known us "damnum Hill," have
been sold, 1 cannot affi rd to w; a'e any nior.i
Valuable time looking after Robert Potto
liono'a property.
H. L, MOROAN.
pl'V R. RELPH. HAVING BOUGHT MY
VT entire stock of merchandise wlllcondncl
bu-iuossui the ml ttand GO North Seventh
street, city. All bills ill bo paid or eoLeei,.,)
by him. A. B. RELI H
DTO0KHOLDER8' MEETING, i HE AN
O nual meeting of stockholders of the Wyo.
mini: Shov l Works tor the election of olll
cers and the consideration of such other busi
ness as may be brought before them will 1)0
held at the offloe of the company in Scranton,
on Saturday, the Kith day of June, 1H.M, from
lo to 1 1 o'clock a. m.
N. U. BOBBRTBON, Secretary.
BLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. MAd.v"
sines, etc., bound or rebound at The
TninUHB offloe. (Julck work. HeaSouublo
prices.
Vf EAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 144,
1m oorner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets for J3..V). Oood
table board.
;e hluck, at H 1 SP83 4?
i rmsnvi dollars g slB HQ)
CROSS, FOSTER
Great
Of the Pomphrey & Morton Stock Is
Great Slaughter of Prices in all Departments. Millinery, Ladies'
Hats, Gents' Straw and Fur Hats, Clothing, etc.,
Almost Given Away.
Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Muslins, Curtains, Ladies' and
Gents' Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Corsets, Cloaks,
Suits and Capes, Children's Reefers,
. Shirt Waists and Blouses.
At prices you never heard of in your life. Come early, before assortment is broken.
GROSS,
onno
FOR
Tl ECONOMICALLY 111
COME EARLY, THOUGH, THEY MAY NOT LAST.
Those 5c. Ginghams we sold last week too bad we didn't have more. Mauy were disappointed,
however. We've got another case this week; had to pay more for thorn, but they go at the same price,
5c. a yard. You never bought any better goods at lii l-2c.
At the same time, we offer a case of Johnson's Seersuckers. You know tltem as weTl as you know
Atlautic Muslins. They have also bsen 12 L-2d, now (J3. New stripes, now styles, new colors.
Now, we want to talk to you a moment on WOOL CH ALL IES, but only in this way, COME
AND GEE THEM. They come iu White, Cream, Born and Black grounds. The price is IDo. Styles
are fascinating; price about half. Curativa Soap 16a a box, 3 cakoo.
CONNOLLY & WALLAGE
Mattresses, Springs,
Feathers, Pillows,
Brass Beds, Iron Beds,
Child's Folding Beds,
Cribs and Cradles.
Agents Wanted.
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
O goods by ssmpje to the wholesale and re
tail trade; sell on alitlit to every i. u man
or firm; liberal salary end expenses paid; po
sition permanent l or terms address with
stamp. CENTENNIAL M'F'U Co.. Milwau
kee, Wis.
U 'ANTED MAN WITH LIFE AND FIRE
insurance experience as Solicitor iu
Lackawanna county; u'ood inducements to
riKht man. Address IiaT-:;(J Bet, huildinij,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Strayed,
OTRAYED FROM PASTURE NEAR
O Moaea Taylor hospital, two-year-old
hlefer, black and white, spot on shoulder,
white on under part of body and on end of
tall. Reward for return or information that
will fludhur. .li HI N" A. MEAHS.
Ciruer Washington and Vine.
V .
Legal.
IN RE TRANSFER OF HOTEL LICENSE
1 of D. M. Davlcs, hlghth ward, City of
Scranton, to Lewis R, Hevan.
Notice is hereby irlven that the court of
'inarter sessions of Lackawanna county baa
nxt d Men lay. the lstli day of Jnno, P-'.'l. at
a o'clock a. hi , in open to irt, oc the time of
in ariiii; above application for transfer ol s.ud
license
W1LLARD, WARREN & KNAPP,
Attorneys.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
1 Lackawanna County, No. 4'J' March term,
UM,
Mariraret Peppard, Dy her next friend etc.,
is William R. Peppard, to William II. Pep
pard, respondent: You will please take notice
that the court has granted a rtlle to show
cause, if any you have.why Margaret Peppard
should not be divorced from tho bonds of
matrimony entered Into with you, according
to tho prayer of tho petition tiled in said
court. Rule returnable to next Argument
Court,
Publicatl m of this notice is made because
personal service caanol b i had upon you.
JOHN M. HARRIS,
Attorney for i.ibtllnnt.
IN RE: INSOLVENl Y OF DAYID KANE.
I In the Court of Common Pleas of Lacka
wanna county, en, ,619, May term, ls',4
Nonce is hereby given that Monday, Jnnt
SStb. itM. at H o'clock, a. in., in open court,
lias been fixed ns the tune and place for final
bearing of above named petitioner'! applica
tion for discharge as an insolvent debtor.
i . C. NEWCOMB, Attorney.
IN KE: INSOLVENCY OP HANNAH
I Woods. Ill the Court of Common l'leas of
Lackawanna county, No. 7:1a, May term. 1WH.
Notice is hereby jtven that Monday, June
tVith. 1H114, at i o'clock a. in., in open court, lias
been Used aa the time nnd place (or hearing
above named petitioner's application for fluid
discharge us an insolvent debtor.
E. (' NEWCOMB, Attorney.
IN THE COUBT OF COMMON PLEA8 FOR
the county of Lackawanna. In the matter
Ot the diaaolutlon of the South Lincoln Coal
company. No. i May term, is.14.
Notice la hereby given that the South Lin
coln Coal Company tiled Its petition In tho
Court of Common Pleaaol Lackawanna coun
ty oirtho Wtb day of March, 1894, nrayintt for
a d"cr f dissolution, and that tha court
has fixed April K KM, at '.I o'clock n. m for
bearing such application (or dissolution, when
end where all persona interested can attend if
they deem It expedient aud show cause
against th.) granting of the prayer of said
petitioner. JAMES W. OAKPOKl).
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Bankrupt
FOSTER &. CO.
GOOD NEWS
209
! FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
CRANTON BEDDBNG CO.
COR. LACKAWANNA AND ADAMS AVENUE.
BY
See our FIFTEEN
Oak Bedroom Set?
We sell Furniture as cheaD
any house in the
tends to give honest value for tho
money. Try us.
Hull
its ud m
IRON and STEEL
NORWAY IRON
I (LACK DIAMOND
SILVER
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JKSSOI"9 ENGLISH
CAST 8TKEL
HOKSE SHORS
TOE CALK
TIKE
MACHINERY
SPUING
SOFT STEEL
ANVILS
BKLLOWS
HOUSE NAILS
WILEY & RUSSELL AND
CUTTING
tenbender
Bit
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wa(?onraakers and Blacksmitha'
SUPPLIES.
Hotel Waverly
European Plan. First-clasi Bar attache.
Depot for Derttnor A )-... i' Tanuhieuajr
Beer.
1 L Cor, 15th snd H SIj, Phllada.
Moat desirable for resident of N.E. Ponn
rylvania. All ronTeiii,niees for trnvelere
to anl ironi Broad Street BtaU n and the
Twelfth and Market Street ntation. Dm
fir. Mo for visiting Sorantoutans and po
tie in tho Anthracite Hagion.
T, J. VICTORY.
PKOPRIETOR
&
Now Going On.
CO
Sale
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
CD
CO
tr-1
3
NOT
DOLLAE Solid
as
country that in
& Co
tmm m.
WAGON WHEELS
AXLES
SPRINGS
in lis
SPOKES
KIMS
STEEL SKEINS
R. R. SPIKES
WELLS UflOa SCKEW
MACHINERY.
cranton
WHY
CERTAINLY
WE DO IT.
We sell Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry. Sil
verware, etc., at wholesale prices. Reason
WoVbuy from the manufacturers for cash and
sell to the retail trade on the tame tonus and
no other.
SPECIMEN VALUES.
Triplo I'lat Ten Services. . .
$10.00
Ladies' Hold Filled Watch, with
One Klgtn or Walthani move- o JQ QQ
dent Fine GoVd 'Kiiied WafriV.
with Elgin, Walthani or Until- 1 O Aft
den movement ipl.UU
BDay l locks, half hour strikes
Standard movement nn.l hand- SO Rf)
seine eases Y
Bog.ra1 Plated Tea Bpjonaper CJ 25
Rogera1 i'lated rable Spooai per 2 5Q
Chmotne Oumoaaa in pretty sit- qq
Get Our Detailed Price List.
FREE MAN,
Dealer in Diamonds, Watches,
Jowelry, E.o.
Cor. Fenn lie. and Jprnce St.
Scientific Eye Testing Free
By Dr. Shimberg,
The Specialist on tho Eye. Ilaadaohea anJ
Wervousnma relieve I. Latest and Improved
Style of Eye Qlaases and Spectacle at tllk
Lowest Prlcaa. Beet ArtlUclal Eyai inserted
for j.
3 SPRUCE ST.. op. Old Post Office.
For Delicacy,
For purity, and for improvement of the com
plexion, nothing equals Poczoni's Powder.
&Go.,S