THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE TITTJESD AY MORNING. JUNE T, BASE BALL Ito State League Base Ball Games Played Yesterday. ASTON AGAIN IN STATE LEAGUE J cranton Suffers Defeat at the Hands of Allentown Pottsville Too Much for Alex Donaghue's Men of Al toona National and Eastern League Results Professional and Amateur Ball Nevys Crisp and Entertaining News of All Branches of Athletics. HE sundinp: of the respective clubs In the State league whs not changed by the Kt"fs playtd yostor.Iay vrlfeb tin exception of Pottsville break inn the tie between itself and Easton, thus going into seventh plueo. Al lento w n beat fStelnton, l'ottgviilo did likewise with Altoonii, and the game scheduled to b played t Reading between tno club of that place arid the Harrisburg team T?i postponed on account of rain. The determination of Manager Parks, of Easton, to again enter the btate League of llsso Ball clubs, once inore heala . all diilerences which had existed in the organization, and lis ex pects to have the personnel of his club 10 arranged as to main it possible to t:ike np the regular cheiiule with toauton tomorrow and Saturday. The games not played owin? to the diabniidment will b played off as post poned games in tbe future. A now Fonrth of July schedule hns teen arranged so an to have botll gams played in Bcranton with Eillaton, Reading both games at home with Al toona, Hurritburg both games with cither E iston or Pottsvill", as mr.y bfl Mutually arranged, and Allentown plajrlng off its games with the club not coming under the above aTraugeuient. The following table gives the per-c-'ntMges of the cluus, together with the number of games won anil lost by each, and their standing in thn chain piunshit) race: Won. Lost Per Ct t 2 Harrisburg 20 S .800 Allentown IS 10 .013 Hasleton u io .a&i Beading...! it in .45 Serantuu It 1" .4'.'3 JWtoonn 10 15 .409 Pottsville 7 14 .833 Batton 0 14 .300 SCHEDULE FOK TODAY. P:ranton at Allentown. Barriabnrg at R-ading. Altoona at Pottsville. Hazleton at Knston. STATE LEAGUE RESULTS. At. Allentown Allentown.... 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 2 o in frernnton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-- 9 Hits Allentown, 11; Bcranton, s. Er ror Allentown, Pcranton. 7. Hattonea DonoRhue, Kelly and Jlillispan; Hodson Dud Patchen. At Pottsville- rottsvillo 0 0 0 0 1 7 1 0 5-11 Altoona o 0020002 o-io Hits Pottsville. 15; Altoonn, 10. Er rors Pottsville, 7; Altoona, 0. 1'ntteries Hughes and Disgius, (,'arr aud Cotu. Um pire tlnn. Reailing-Hnrrisburg game postponed; Fain, NAT lOri .i L LEAGUE. At Boston Boeton o 2 l o l 4 o o 3-n l'ittsbnrg.....0 3 12 0 1 0 2 0 x-27 Hits Bostou.13 : Pittsburg. 17. Errors Boston, 5: Pittiburg, L Uatteries I,.mpe: Smith. C'onnuijht, and (ianzell; ColcolOUgh and Mack. Umpire Eiuslie. BroolClvn-LoniaviUa, Now York-Cincin-j ati, Philadelphia-fit. Louis, Washingtou ( levoland games posiponod; raiu. EASTERN LEAGUE. Syrnciipp, 5 llnffalu, fi. Bpringfleld, 6; BingUamton, 7. Troy, 0; Krie, t. COLLEGE GAMES. New Ha vet Conn., .Tune 0. The Princeton team experienced little trouble in defeating Harvard this .if .i The l-eore. Princeton 0 0 0 3 4 1 1 2 011 Harvard 0 0400000 0-4 Hlls Princeton, IS; Harvard, 7. Errors Princeton, 2; Harvard, 8. Batteries .Itman and Williams; Highlands aud li'.Mr.lloy. Umpire Jim O'Rourko. CITY LEAGUE BALL GAME. Wood' Collean Club Defeats Ho. 30 School Club bv a Score of 12 to 3. Wood's College club and No. 86 fdiool clnb played a postponed frame i sterdny afternoon on the James Boys' ground, resulting in a defeat for No. EG. The team representing that school was Weak in coaching nnd iu the out field. Gibbs and Lawls wore the bat tery for Wood's and Smith and Long battfry for No. 20. The errors were evenly divided and resulted in runs be ing scored in almost every case. Trie core was : Wood's School 2 1 0 5 4-12 No. 30 School .0 2 1 0 0-3 Base on balls Off Gibbs, 3; off Smith, 1. Hnso hits Wood's, 12; No. ML 1. First base on errors Wood's, 2; No. 1. Two baso hit Wood's. Earned runs Wood's, 4; No. 36, L Pased balls Low is, Lons. Struck out By Oilh. 7; by Smith, 3. Stolen bases Wood's, 8; No. 80, 3. Errors Wood's, 5; No. E6, 5. Time of gaino 1.05. Umpire Krieger. Tho High school and Wood's will play a poBtpouod game next Friday afternoon. GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND. The State leairno yesterday decided that those clubs which had signed Easton play ers subsequent to lust Friday should retain them. J, S. MoQinnea, of this city, has been appointed substitute umplro to officiate in Scran ton in the absence of a regular league umpire. Boston has signod Thomas J. Smith, tho crack pitchor of tho Holy Cross college team, and he may be put iu the box today against Pittsburg. Umpire Larry Kotrick is doing jury duty in this city tlis week. He modestly wished to bo excused, bnt the court thoflghi otherwise. iiogan is hitting the ball hard for Scran ton. He bad turco bits off Meonov aud any player that makes three hits off our dandy little pitcher is a hitter, and no inlitake. BwrUbutg Inilciendcnt. Tho Waterbury clnb has dropped out of the Connecticut league In its place a clnb las been admitted from New Britain. The latter club will take Waterbhry's per cent egn and nil its schedule'agreeinente. The local association is already consider ably "in a hole" this neaseu financially owing to rain and lack of attoudauce, which again demonstrates the ott repeated Baying that only a winning club pays in this city. P.ingbamton Herald. Where are the heavy hitters of tho Al lentown team? They havn't been doing anything atvall lately. The men lack gin ger aud with a fow exceptions amble about like so many old street car horses. It must be rather gulliiur to the ex-National leaguers to sou youngsters in their first season in tho professional ranks tako games from them with appareuc oase. The reason is that the latter do not de pend upon their reputation to win games they go in wjth snap and vigor and play to win. .'lffenfotcn Chronicle. GOSSIP OF THE AMATEURS. W. Davis Is pitching good ball this year. There will be a garni of basket ball be tween two local teams at Hogan park uext week. It is expected that 5,000 people will wit ness tho Young Men's Christian association sports this year. Tho Young Mon's Christian association and tho Olyphaut teams will play Satur day nfternoon, June 18. ot Side Stars accept the challenge of the Tonjh Street Stars to a game of ball Saturday at Little Woods urouuds. The Mayflowers of Uinooka will play nny club In this county. First come first served. Answer through TH1 Tuihu.nk. There is aome talk of putting in electric lic-hts at tlogau park so that basket ball can bo played out of doors in the evening. The Oak Hill Bate Ball clnb challenge! tho Cory Hollow Blues to b game of ball for this week, to be played on tho Blueb' grounds. The colored men of the city have organ ized abase ball team aud would like to cross bats with the Young Sleu's Christian association. The Bcrantpn Axle Works teams has or ganized fnr another somou and will ho out with a challenge in a lew days againit all comers, Eureka's preferred. Ladle will be given complimentary tick ets for tho game Saturday afternoon be tween tho Young Men's Christiau associa tion aud Wyoming seminary baso ball teams. Tho St Thomas college organised an athletic clnb Monday night: it Will be a branch of the Xavier Athletic club of New York, of which M. F. Sweeney, tho cham pion Inch jumper of tho world, is a mem ber. This club will probably absorb (bo Excelsior Athletic club of this city. Tile St. Thomas clnb will in all probability en tertain Mr. Sweeney while he is hero. 'I ho Young Men's Christian association team and the Actives will play ball at the park this afternoon. Tho playing posi tions aud hatting order of tho Actives will be as follows: Kiple, shorlstop; Foley pitcher; Steele, tl.ird baso; Hyan.catcher; Cunningham, left Held; McKeoban, center field; Griffin, second ba-e; Emery, right held; Moser, first bsse, The ctives will report at grounds in uniform at 3.30. Lieorgo 1L JUullcy, mauacer. A new baso ball clnb, composed of some of the best material on the West Side, has been organized under tho uiiino of tho Crescents. It is willing to meet any amateur club in the city except tho Eure Tfas. The personnel of the club is as fol lows; Catcher, Eddio Kelly; pitcher, "SbiuV Jones; short stop, James Allen; first base, Robert Harris; second base, George Lowry: third base, Itnbert Beav ers; right Held, Daniel Hughes; center tielcl, George Kern; left Held, John Hughes. GOSSIP FOR 'CYCLERS. There are many cyclers who look on Taxis as the coming world beator. Goorgo F. Taylor is in the city. Mr. Taylor was one of tho prize wiuners at I he meet of the Scranton club in this citv last September. lie has entered for the race at tho Driving Park on July 4. s. R. King, of Bingbamton, who has been employed by the Scranton Bicycla clnb to take charge of the programme and score card for the races on July 4, is in the city. The question of a reform cycle costumo for ladies is a live one at present and the Bicycling World of Biston offers prizes ranging from $10 to i2i for the costumo offering practicability, appearance, color aud simplicity at the least cost. Tho Grand Army of tho It ipublic posts of Minneapolis filled petitions with the park board of tho city asking them to re scind their order permitting a road raco through the parks on Memorial day, the board refusing to consider the matter aud the raco took place. A meeting of the bicyclists of Honosdale will bo held at the town hall this evening at 8 o'clock. All bicyclists of Honesdale are invited to the tnectiug, thti purpose of which is to organize a club that will pro ! mote tho interests of Wayuo couuty i wheelmen and stimulate an increased i amount of zeal in the sport. rpi... AIMM.jla Mkljkfc lk D... .... -l.L i r ... ij. ..... , .. .in,., mil t71.1ttui.Uil U11IU will give as prizes, aggregating iu valuo ?2,UU0, will soon be placed ou exhibition. The committee, of which H. B. Cha-o is Chairman, is almost daily in receipt of en tiles for one or the other of tho nino rn'-es that are to be run and tho outlook for tho tournament is very auspicious. The irack la a half mile long aud and sixty feet wide, and if tho weather is favorable, excellent tune will be made and. undoubtedly, some of the crack letords broken. With such an atsembliiKe of noted racers and fancy riders tho people of Scranton may witness such an exhibition of bicycle riding ami racing ae they seldom have au opportunity to see in tue city. The West End wheelmen have iust 1 moved into their handsome now club ! house, tho Jones mansion. South Main and Wood street, says the Wilkes-Uarre I Record To say that it is by far the finest place of its kind in this part of ihe ! stato is putting it very mildly indeed. The spacious rooms uro elegantly fitted up throughout with tasteful und modern fur niture, and present a picturo of homelike attractiveness whose equal would be hardj to find. The elegant, parlors with eleganW pier glass mirrors reaching Irom Hoor to ceiling: the rich and beautiful hangings; the music room, library, smoking room, dinlug room, pool and billiard rooms, tho ollico and committee rcomB, are each fur nished in excellent taste and combine 10 make a home of Whlob the boys may well feed proud. When tothis is added the magnificent lawu thatsnrronuda tho house, whore a thousand people may find ample room, onn will get a faint idea of the com fortable manner In whish the West End boys are quartered. The homo is in charge of a competent steward, who keeps it iu the best of order, AMONG Y. M C. P. ATHLETES. The West Sido Athletic club will take part in the procession June 22, Tho Enrekai anil the Young Men's Chris tian association will play Boon, and it will be for blood. l'hotogrnphs of champion athletes of '93 nnd '04 will be ou exhibition in different stores iu tho city. The Aclivea will play the Young Men's Christiau Association team at Driving park this afturuoon at 4 o'clock. It will only bo a practice garao. P. Kingflburv has roturnod from the University of Pennsylvania aud will coach the boys in running and jumping every aftcruoon at Uogau park. Tho members of baso ball and at'lletio clubs will send lhir names to P. Kings burg at the Youug Men's Christiau ass ciu tion, wlio will have charge of the proces sion on tho day of tho annual sporta. Hlckok of Yale broke the record in tlirowlug the hammer in New York, but the Young Men's Christian Astm istioti think that they have a mun that enn beat him every day in tho week, und will try it Juno 23. M. F. Sweeney jumps 0 ft, 8U in., which seems almost incredible, without wings, but tho New York Herald states that he has not yet reached the limit of his innio. Scrantonians will, perhaps, have the only j opportunity of ever seeing such a wonder I at the Young Men's Christian Association i ports, June 23. The Young Men's Christian Association ' nthletes are beginning to train hard fw their sports on June 28, nnd the events will probably be closely contested. Tl r uveuta will bo handicapped bo that tin youuger athletes will hnve a chance fd winning. The medal will baon exhibiti u the first of the week. MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS. The HaUttead and Great Bend Trotting aaaoolatton Will have their opening trot at the Keystone Driving park, Great Bend, ou Thursday and Friday, Juno 21 and 22. The result of the Dorby race waa re ceived by tho United Press from tho New York office of the direct United States Cable company at 1Q.S9.I6 o'clock ycarer day morning, just ouo second after it w. s tilod in Lciidou. Springfield, Mass., will bold no Grand Circuit trotting meeting this year, botanic of the trouble experienced inst season over pool soiling. ThoGiand circuit dales, in far a" arranged, are as follows; Saginaw, July 9 to 14: Detroit, Julv 16 to 2i; Cleve land, Julv 23 to 27; Buffslo. July 31 to Aug. li; Rochester, Aug. 18 to KS; Aug. 21 to 24 is open, and will probably be taken by Boston, rougbkeepala or Albany; Bart ford, Aug. 84 to 81; New York, Sept. 3 to 8; Philadelphia! Sept. 11 to 14. Thomas Reed of Pino Brook, has msuod the following challenge; "I will play any man iu tho United btntes to a game of quoits, ten yards distance, on clay ends to a two iuch pin, live pound quoits. Will give any man in Lackawanna county ten start in iigty-one points Will play Corby Sunshine and will givn twen y start in sixty-one point, on clay. Will give Corby of Plymouth, twenty in sixty-one points. Will play for $."', 1100 or up wards. Will piny John Rickaby, champion ball player, and give t wenty start out of sixty-olio points. Will play nt Hogan park, winner to get gato money." In an article on yachting tho London Field snys; "The contention that tho Vigilant waa not a fair Teasel to match against tho Valkyrie, on account of her flimsy oonatrnction, will be emphasized by the fact that she Is being strengthened Ifor ber Atlantic passage. We believe that the committee of the Royal Victoria Yacht club meditated lasr. auiuiuu a clause in suring that the defending yacht for the Victoria gold cup should bo bui't capable of tilling the Atlantic on ber own bottom. The clatiso was not adopted, owing to the difficulty of determining tho fitness of build for the purpose. With reference to the difficulty of the Vigilnnt getting days for et lnatooMi a British yachtmao ad vises that she enter all possible open events, as the Navahoe did. If she cannot beat the particular craft in such matches, how on earth can she do so iu dual con tests, which do little or no good to tho general cause of yachting." Hati: used Or. Thomas' Ecloctric Oil for croup and colds, and declare it a positivo cure Contributed by Win. Kay, 570 Ply mouth avenue, Kuffalo, N. Y. Not Sj Popular at Horns. IFflsilHVOI fott. Mr. Hatch's anti-option bill has been ndorsed by a member of parliamout, but it is still having rough sloddiug iu this country. Two Lives Saved. Sirs. Phoebo Thomas, of Junction City, 111., was told by her doctors she had Con sumption nnd that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. King's New Dis covory completely cured her and she says it saved her lue. Mr. Tbos, Eggers, 139 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then nought one bottlo of Dr. King's New Dis covery and in two weeks was cured. Ha is naturally thankful. It is such results of which tiieso aro examples, that prove tho Wonderful efficacy of this medicine iu Coughs audit 'olds. Free trials bottles at Matthews Bros,, Drugstore. Regular size SOc, and lb Money t'o Loan. '.',01.0 TO LOAN ON FIRST MOUTOAliK. Ii. B. REPLOGLH, Att'y, 40S Spruce street. Scranton. Pa. Lost. TOST -A POOKETBOOK CONTAINING I j one flveiud three one dollar bills; Under will be rewarded by leaving it at this oflleoor returning it to FRANK K. BHBDD, Hi South Sumner avenue. Strayed, QTRAYED If BOM MY PREMISES JUNE 17 6, light bay mare with white faro and hind foot, nrcopipnnied bv dark bay mare with star in forehead. Information leading to recovery will bo liberally rewarded. IIUL SEY I.ATIIKUP, Engineer No. 24, gravity railroad, PeckvlIlP, Pn. QTKAYEH I'KOM PASTURE NEAR n Moses Taylor hospital, two-year-old hiefer, black and white, sitot on shoulder, white on under part Of body and on end of tail. Rew ard fur return or information that will find her. JOHN A. MEARS, C mer Washington and Vine. Seeds and Largo Medium and White Clover, Choice Timothy and lawn Grass Seeds Guano, Bone Dust and Phosphates for Farms, Lawns and Gardens. HUNT & GONNELL CO. DUPONT'S WINING, BLASTING AND SPORTING POWDER Manufactured at tho Wnpwallopon Mills, Ln some county Pa., and at Wil mington, Dslswan HENRY BELIN, JV, Oenornl ARent for the Wyoming District, 118 Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa. Third National itonW Duddin AHSNOIKg. TIIOS. FORI), Pitt3t..ii, t'. JOHN B SMITH & HON; Plymouth, ra, E. W. MULI,K;a Wi'.kiw Karro. Pa. Aceutn for tho ii- t .in., Clioinioul Oom .sny'n High Exuloelvea Tho GENUINE Nov ITavoti ii m ESTABLISHED 16C0. Now York Warcrooms No. 80 Fifth Avenuo. E. C. RICKER & CO., Sol dealers in this motion. aMJs JUl Adsms Ana, Telopboae BTM'e Fertitos "Matlxushek K n A A CEHTiConnolIv & W alface A Word. gnnf.i of all kinds tout that muc ea ttpt tSiluatfonii If'anf;u!,iWricA are insert Situation- Wanted. SITUATION WANTED BV ONE WELL acquaints Itli lieohkeopinw able nnd wi I nn louo any kuid of work. .1. II. Triuune oflloe. s1 ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUnU muii of liusinesH iiliiLt v who ii;ih had loin business exporienoo, desires a position aw col lertov or t-.alestn.'ui for wlioh Halo !lrm or mleH- Danlnstoreof any kind, clothing preferred. Has an exeelleut reputarou and enn command S large trade and furni-h hebt reforoneo. Ad dress K. I"., Truth Ones, situation wanted as janttobob O gsrdnsr, or to take oare oi office, or arounda ami residence! aged B0 years; can make hiii, M lf useful at n-.o't anyihlnir; am temperate, eteady amlauAl character; fair education; work at once; :-. i itivuneed. Ad dress E, 1., Tribune olliee. B A KICK WANTS SITl'ATInN; COUNTRY preferred. Addrssa Barrf Wilson, Tay lor, Caekawi n a conntr, l'a. Wanted. VVT ANTE 11 TO Bin ( ( JIMO-N TOONS; rV will cive 85 cents a pair. Call nt room 2, Prios Bullili ix, 1(6 Washington avenue, or address letters to Post Offlos Bra 804, boran- i u. Pa. Agenlu Wanted. DALESMEN WANTED TO HELL OUR O goods fcv sample tit the wholeadn aud re. tail trade; sell on ainht to every business man or firm; liberal salary and expensss paldi po Bition , h-.b:. Voi terms sddreas with stamp. CENTENNIAL MTU Co.. Milwau k. o, Win. lTANTErs--MA N WITH LIKE AND FIRE VV iiifmr.-Mico experience aa solicitor in Lackawanna county; i; "'1 iuduceuieuts to riitht man. Address llival Beta building, Ebiiadvlphla, Pa. Help Wanted- Male IXT ANTED IP YOC ARE A CATHOLIC nnemplqyod ami will work for SI per week, write kucOonfieU Bros., II Franklin street, Boston, Mass. WANTED AN ENEKl! ET1C MAN WITH about fl.'iO. Can gel an agency which will pay 825 a week and expenses, A. A. HAHNEs, Conway House. 1T ANTED -'GOOD WHEELWRIGHT Uihhool'R Carriage works, corner Lack awanna avei.no i ui Berentb street For Rent. l?oB' RJSTOmrair IU:i?AAlfNA T Ave. Inquire of HENRY EufcY, 01 Lackawanna Ave. nOBRENT FURNISHED PROMT ROOM, I around Bo r, with or without board. Ap ply In Adams avenue. 70R RENT PfJRNISHED HOUSE AND J garden In country, lor summer. House large; running spring water; plenty of shade; beautiful lake full of gam fish a few roils from door. 185 per mouth. D. W. BROWN, attorney, 608 Spruce street. T70R RENT-LIGHT. WELL FURNISHED X rooms; dslightfal location. 011 Washing ton nvenue. 'po LET R)R A TERM OP YEARS X Part or all of three nut ire-1 feet of yard room along radroatL Apply at 'M Franklin ivenne. rpo RENT 8TOBE 25xiK OK FURNISHED J. hall on Oreen Khigo street. Very deslra Dle location and on reasonable terms. Apply to V, K NETTLETON or C. S. WOODRLl-T. Repnbllcan building. For Sale. 1 clock; bras movement; ciorry CMo. Call at ,ll l Adsmi avem e. F'OK SALE ROLL TOP DESK AND ty pSW iter cabinet for sale. Room 4, Price luiildiug. nOR SALE THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED I Photograph Oalle.y. Will sed at one half tho value ou account of other business. Apply to I). R. BRAMAN, Forest City, Pa. I 'OR SALE FAllM llll ACRES; Ml ACRES J improved. Two good hnuses.runuing spring water at both, three good barns. young orhcariL Located in village of Forest Laks.Snsqnobanna county Only a few rotls to schotd, church, postofnee, etc. Ittautll'ul lake veil stocked w ith game fish. Terms easy. stpplytoD. W. HROW.N. attorney, aoS Spruce street. 1 ,'oK SALE-AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME X 7 acres of land, fine large house, mod ru imjiruvemcuta Easy diitanco from Scran ton. Also 7 deelrahls oulklhig lots in . mm try, D. w. brown, Att, fillK Spruce streot. L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOB SCRAN 1. ton property A bearinit orange grove Increasing In proiluctlon and value yoarly in lbs oranjra soction in Fioiidn. Addrw t. E. N E l TLETON. Lake Helen. Klori.la Business Opportunities. O.I 'W WANTED RELIABLE MAN 'with ?i'ii). as raehuiTs agent for new artic le useti on every horse: l.tojxio sold in the pss t year; agency will pay $8,UtO yearly, with no possible chance , r loss: only those having A 1 retereueeand ths oaplta Died ap ply. F. SHAW, Scranton House. Special Notices. rH) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ALL J. persons nro warned that B, L. Morgan, who has been soiling lots 011 what is com monly i nlled "The sm etland Estate" in Hyde Pars, lias been relieved of any and all author ity to act as hollint! agent from May HI, 18111, Prom Hint date all persons are untitled to do no business with him on oar ac -euut. ROBERT T. PETTEBONB, For the Owners, 1(' M. ( til.F, VI!.I. Alti ivi: F 1DAY I with a car load of Bl head of hones, making U In slL Inolndln 17 Indiana and Michigan driving horses. Can be seen nt ;i!4 amoed court. 1JLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. MAHA 1) tines, etc., In. und or rebound nt Tiik T11 1 1 1 M. ollico. (Julck work. Reasonablo prices. MEAL TICKETS CAN BH HAD AT 144. corner Spruce stnst nnd Franklin nve rue. Twenty meal tickets for J8.3U Uood tnblo board. 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 uevcr heard of in your lile. Como early, before assortment is broken. GROSS, FOSTER & CO. j GOOD NEWS FAR TIE ECONOMICALLY U Those 5c. Ginghams we sold last week too had wo didn't h ive nioro. Many were disappointed, however. "We've got another case this week; had to pay mora for them, bat they go at the same price, 5c. a yard. You never bought any bettor gojtls at 12 l-2c. At the same lime, wo offer a case of Johnson's Seersuckers. You know them as well as you know Atlantic Muslins, They have also baen. 12 1-2J, now Go. New stripes, new style?, new colors. Now, wo want to talk to you a moment on WOOL CHALLIES, but only in this way, COME AND SEE THEM. They come in White, Cream, Bom and Black grounds. The price is 15c. Styles are fascinating; prica about half. CONNOLLY & Furniture Upholstered By the most experienced workmen in the city. NO FANCY PRICES. THE SCRANTON BEDDING CO COR. LACKAWANNA AND ADAMS AVENUE. Boarding. (JL'.MMKR HOAKDINU-KOUK RESPECT lj able personx OU Unci lirBt elnns bonrd with sinsll family In Iftrge. niry house. Hot nnd rold hathx. Kreo t iirriaL'a to depot and church Three-quarters of a mile Trom Hta tlon, Healtny locality. Addrcos box tiii.Clarks' Summit. Board Wanted. WANTHD- NICK UOO.MS AND BOARD for two gentlemen in private family 41!i Olive Ktroot U WANTED -BOARD IN GREEN RIDOE, bIhkIo jounu' centlcmnn. Private fami ly preferred. AddreM D. Tuiiuim: office. Proposals. tJEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE C ceived at Hie ollico of the Citv ('lerk, Scranton. Pcntitiylvania. until 7.9) o'clock p. m. Tbursduy, Juiie 14, 1 Mil, to construct lines of lateral sewers with branches, liasinn, etc., complete on Mulberry street, Webster ave nuo, Taylor avenue, BenBltl court, Presrott venae, Bobnltl court and Harrison avenuo in tho Tenth sewer district. Each proposal shall bo accompanied by Oash or Certified check In the sum of One Hun dred Dollars. Proposals shall be soparatn for each line of sower and shall lie tBoloMd in soparatoe:i velopes. 't he name of tho lino of sewer bid upon shall be endorsed upon the envelope. Bids shall state price per lineal foot for con structing sewer, branches, etc.. Complete, including receivers, manholes, lampholes and tlx tares. Tho work is to h. done in accorduneo with plans nnd ipeHMcatlonj nrcpared by tho City Engineer, a nopy of which may be seen at oihYe of City Clerk. Bidders are nsiuested to examine plans and sp oiflcatlollS carefully, as ah bills not in con I fortuity therewith will bo rejected, , In case tlin bidder to whom the contract shall have been awarded refuses or omits to I execute a enn ract for the work witiiin ten ! days from date of award, tho enclosure ac I oompanying bis propesa shall be forfeited to j the ass .if the City oi Scranton. Tho City reserves the rinhtto roject any and an inus. By order of tho City Councils M. T. LAVELLF, City Clerk. Scranton. Pa.. June 5, 1SW. Banking. DBPORT OF THE CONDITION IV 111" Tan ! SCRANTON SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF BCRANTON, I No. 42S Lackawanna avenue, of Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania,at the close of business, 1 May ID, 18U4: RESOURCES. I Cash on hand ! Checks and other Cash items.... I Duo from banks and bankers... ' Loans und discounts i iDTsetmtnt I bS&h i SS,031 29 il.T.W 18 62,9x8 HI 2BH,:ti i Securities Mortgages A jndg. f inents.iit.i(i:i.'..ii Owned, viz. : Renl estate, furniture aud tlxtures., Clverdiafts ,9 0 Oil 01 or Jo70,010 40 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in f iV).000 00 Surplus fond 85,000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses and Uixes paid 10.110 19 Deposits snb.iuct to check 419,490 64 Time certificates ot deposit 1,103 35 Dividends unpaid... !a ii 1678,016 40 A report In detail of above securities has been Dado to C. H. Krnmbhaar, superinten dent of banking, as call -d for. Mate of Pennsylvania, County of Lacka wnpna, ss.: 1, A. U. Christy, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is truo to the best'of my knowledge and belief. (Signed) A. H. CHRISTY, Cashii r. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 4th day of Juu", 8M. (Signed') O. B. PARTRIDGE, Notary Public. Correct A ttoBt : (Signed) Al'dl'ST ROBINSON, L. A. WATRE8, M. J. WILSON, Dlroctors. B ANKRDPT COME EARLY, THOUGH, THEY MAY Curativa Soap ISc. a box, WALLACE 209 11! II 1 See our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid Oak Bedroom Sett We sell Furniture as cheap as any house iu the country that in tends to give honest valuo for the money. Try us. Hull 205 AUD 207 IROM and STEEL NOltWAY IRON BLACK DIAMOND SILVKR EXTRA SPECIAL SANDERSON'S ENGLISH JEBSOP'S ENGLISH CAST STKEL HORSE SHOES TOE CALK TIRE MACHINERY SPltINO SOFT STEEL ANVILS BKLLOWS JiOKSE NAILS WILEY & RUSSELL AND WELLS BROS. CUTTING MACHINERY. Bittenben der&Go.,S Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wagonmakers' and Blacksmiths' 6UPPLIK& LOUIS B. SMITH Dealer io Choice Confections and Fruits. BREAD AND CAKES A SPECIALTY. FINEST ICE CREAM 1437 Capouse Avenue. ft CO. Now Going On. Sale NOT LAST. 3 cakes. WASHINGTON AVE. Opp. Court House. & Co. V.'YGMiKG AVE. WAGON WHEEL? AXLES SPRINGS HUBS B POKES RIMS STEEL SKEIN3 R. R. SPIKES SCREW oranton, i! I PARLORS OPEN PROM 7 A.M. TO 11 P.M. - SPECIAL ATTENTION OIVKN TO SUP- LYINO FAMILIES WITH ICE CREAM. WHY CERTAINLY WE DO IT. Wo soli Wntrhos. Diamonds, Jewelry, 811 vsrvsre. Sto., at wliolesalo iiricesi Reaaon W buy from tho mauutaeturers for cash nnd sell to the retail tratlo 011 the same terms and no other. SPECIMEN VALUES. Triplo Plat. Tea Services. . . $10.00 LadieH' Uold Filled Watch, With Boo Klgin OT Waltham muvo- JQ QQ Ocnts' Fine' (Void Kiiiod Watcli', with ElKin, Waltham or Hani- fl1 O (( don movement fWW HI Jay Clocks, half hour strikes Standard luovemeut nun hand- fiJO Rfl somo cases P.OU RoKers' Plated Tea Spoons per g RoBsrs' Plated Table tipoor.s por 5fJ Genuine Uiamonds in pretty sit- j QQ Get Our Detailed Price List. FREEMAN, Dealer in Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, E:o. Cor. r enn Ave. and f prnca St. For Delicacy, For purity, and for improvement of thocom plexlon, nothing equals Posioni's Powder.
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