TUE SUKAWTUN TKIBUNE F K I. DAY MOTiNrNTGr. JUE
1594.
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BALL
flarrlsbnrg Wins and Loses to Reading by
Very Small Margins.
SCRANICN LOSES SECOND GAME
Hazleton-Potisvdlc Game Postponed
on Account of Rain Standing; of
the Respective Clubs in the State
League Championship Race Na
tional and Eastern League Results.
Budget of Interesting Chat Which
Will Be Road with Interest by All'
'Cyclers and Sporting Men in Gen
eral. AliiiiSBURG still
1)m a food bold n
the tin ohancei for
the State longue
pennant, but ij very
closely followed by
Allentown, the lor
nwr winning aud
logins OQf to Bead
ing, uud Aileulowa
again (Meating Sor.mton in a OlOMiJ
contested game. The other lobeduled
Kiinias were postponed on uccouut of
rain.
Tne following falilo gives the per
centiles of the elutw, toethsr with
the nnmlier of gamea won and lost by
Mob, and their standing in the oliain
plonibip race:
Won. Lout. Pr C't.
m 1111 a
Efarriabnfg 21 0 .778
Allontowo id 10 ,088
iliizleton 14 10
Reading Iti 14 .402
Bcranton 11 10 Ml
Altooun ill 15 AM
PuttRVille 7 14 .833
BattOO 0 14 :m
BCHBDCME TOR TO PAY.
AUno'i.'i nt '? T.di'ig
Hirriabnrg at Pottsvllle.
Haaleton at Allentown.
Scrautou at Eastou.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
At Allentown
Allentown.... 1 000c 1 0 2 0-10
Bcranton u 00002222 3
Htta Allentown, 14; Bcranton. 18, Er
rorii Allentown, 2; Scranton, L Battorle3
Rnldwiu and Kelly; Fiaunagau and Kog
ers. At Beading First game
Reading 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 17
Hnrrlsburg ...11 1 022000 x 8
' Hlti-Kendin7. 13; BarriSbnrg, H. Er
rors liend in g. 7, Ilavrisburg, f. Hatter
lea foiiec and Good hurt; ileauey aud
Wente.
Beoond gurao
It ading 1 ? 0 0 0 0 4
HarrltMirg (1 0 10 0 23
Hltts Reading, 4; Hrriiburg, 7. Er
rora Reading, 3; Harrlsbnrg. 1. iiatter
lea Rbosds and Qooajuuftt Armstrong,
Huston and Sinlutc. llame called, rain.
A'. Pottsville PottsYllle vs. Altoona,
game postponed, rain.
:). l LEAGUE. ,
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn.. 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 4 2 0-13
Pittsburg. .0 14 3 1 2 0 2 0 0-13
Bits Brooklyn, l; Pittabnrg, 20. Er.
rOrs Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, 4. Batteries
titeiu, (i.trigut, Keunedy and liailoy;
Kill 'n, (iutnb-rt aud Mack. Uumro
McQnald. Gume called oa account of
darkness.
At New York
Mew York....l 0 0 0 2 2 8 0 x 8
Chicago 11 1 0 0 1 3 3 0 0-7
Hits New York, 10; Chicago, 7. Errors
New York, 5; Chicago, 3. Hatteries
Weatervelt, Meekin and Farrell; Terry,
Gnlilth and Schriver. Umpire Swart
Woi.d. At Baltimore
Baltimore 0 0200320 17
Louisville 0 110 10 0 10-4
Hits-Baltimore. 8: Louisville, 10. Er
rorsBaltimore, 1; Louisville, 5. Batteries-Inks
aud Iiobiuson; Hemming aud
(trim. Umpire Lynch.
At Washington
Washington ..0 3 0
Cincinnati 2 0 0
Hits-1 Washington,
Errors Washington,
110 0 2 1-8
10 0 0 0 03
11: Cincinnati, 7.
1: Cinciunati, 2.
Batteries Man 1 and McQuite; rarrott
ami .Murphy.
At Boston-
Umpire Hurst.
Bo,, n 1 1 2 1 1 3 2 0 718
St. Louis 0 0001 000 0-7
Bits Boston, 17; St. Louis, 13. Errors
Boston, 2; St. Louis, 3. Batteries
Nichols an 1 Brans Braiteaatain and Poitz.
umpire Em ho,
At Philadelphia--,
Philadelphia. .0 0 2
Cleveland 0 0 0
BlM' Philadelphia,
Error-r Philadelphia,
0 0 0 0 1 3-0
0 0 0 0 0 O-0
11; Cleveland, 3.
4; Cleveland, 4.
Batlerlts Taylor and
Grady; Clarksou
and iSimroer. Umpire Stag.
fASTtasi LELGUf.
Syracuse, 7; Buffalo, b.
Bpringfleid, 8; Binghamton, 1?.
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Marr Phillips, late of the Troy club, will
pla v at short Held for Bulialo and perhaps
Captain the team.'
The Young Men's Christian Association
Ball (asm defeated tho Actives yesterday
Biternoon by the score of 2Q to if
Pitcher Brown, Hanlon's young left
banded phenom, has deserted tho Balti
more team. He wauts more salary.
Jim Devlin, who has been holding out
all season for more money, Iibb finally at
tached hie signature to a Troy contract.
"The Lit tto Potatoes Bard to Peel" de
feated the Little Tycoous, yesterday after
noon on the Pean Avenue ground!', by a
score of 7 to C.
Providence is a hard place for umpires.
Qattney gut his skill crunhed thers Friday,
aud yesterday Hunt was knocked uncon
scious by a foul tip
The Union Base B.ill club of Dnnmoro
challenges any otlior club under the ago of
18 years of age to n game of baso ball.
Chris Vickem, captain.
Tho base ball committee of tho Univer
sity of Pennsylvania announces that a
piino has been arranged with Prinoeton,
in be played in this city on Juno 12.
Perry Warden, the old St. Louis player,
now with Minneapolis, will likely bo ex
pelled from the Western league. Some
days npo he assaulted the official scorer at
Grand Knptds.
Dwyer, right fielder of tho Unzleton
club, whilo running from second to third
linse, slid and ruptnrod a blood vessel in
the kneo cap. Ho will bo nunble to piny
for two weeks. In the same t'amo Catcher
Moore sprainod an ankle.
Tho game between tho St. Thomas col
lege and High School clubs, which was to
have hton played yesterday afternoon, had
to bo postponed until this afternoon ou ac
count of the inability of tho High School
club to be on the gronndaot the appointed
time.
William Zecher, the old pall player, was
to have muuaged tho new club at Lancas
ter, aud he will now orgnnlzo a semi-professional
team, which will be backed by
prominent buHiness men. Lancaster is
now lu line for a State league rrauchiie
and will be Orwardod one if u vacancy oc
curs. Allentown Chronicle.
ScrautoD is trying hard for the tall end
of the State league and Is snccesful by
being n point removed up to dnvs.
Vilkes-liarre Leader. The editors of tho
Leader should take p. month or two oil and
I briug their knowledge of current events
abreast with tho times. On Tuesday that
: paper informed its readers that John II.
I Fellows wi still taaycr of Soraiiten.aud
! the next daf followed it up with the state-
meat tuac "our vets are. only oue point
removed from the tail end of the State
league processiou. The Loader should get
in touch with tho world. It's moving al
though there is little indication of that
fact to be found at Wilkea-llarre.
Manager Parks, of the resurrtcted Eas
tm club, says he will know today what
players, he can have from the League clubs
aud Will then wire for other men. Ho will
be short of pitchers, as Pottsvillo grabbed
up liughw aud Wllsou, aud will not re
lease either uf them. Pear that Pottsvillo
would be compelled to release those men
was one of the arguments against Eastou's
re-aclmission to the league. It came from
Pottarilla't maniigur, Dunn. Weikart,
Weihl and Koran are accessible at a mo
menta notice. What Manager Parks want
: a battery, aud ho says that will be the
chief point nbout his new team. Ha ex
pects to open at Boston Saturday with
Scranton.
GOSSIP FOR CYCLERS.
Zimmerman Is taking good care of him
self on the other side of the wator, aud in
track work easily holds Wheelor aud the
other American riders.
Tho Metropolitan and Now Jersey As
sociation of Cycling clubs have decided to
oiler a tiauner in addition to tho regular
prizes for the Pennsylvania ch:b which
has the most number of riders to compete
the century inn to Aybury I'urk ou
June 28;
The Lancaster Wheelmen's' association
has docided to hold a tournament in
the
latter pnrt of Augu.-.t or early In Septem
ber. Efforts wiu be made to seen re a
state championship race, aud n Lancaster
county championship race will also be run.
I Tho contests will be open to all tho auia-
tcut wheelmen of the state.
Tho events of tho thirteenth annual race
meet of the Kings County Wheelman to be
! held on Juno 3d, 18114, at the Parkway
I Uriving olttb bait-mile track, Ocean Bonle
I vnrd and King's Highway, Brooklyn, ara
as follows; Class A, l-nillo novice, I-mile
cratch, 3-mlle team race, 3-mile handi
cap; clasj B, 1-milu handicap. 8-miW
handicap, L-mBe scratch. Entries close
Juno 23 with N. s. Blakemsn, No. 1255
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
Some weeks ago a paper was circulate !
I for the signatures of the wheelmen of
Dinsuamcon irrespective or tne various or
ganizations, tho idea being to form one
large cltib fee the purpose of hohliurr race
meets and improving the condition of the
wheelmen of Bingbamton, During tiio
two weekl that these papers have been in
in circulation nearly three hundred men
'have signed them and a meeting of tbeso
, signers (ins hton called for Friday evening
In Beunett hall. The meeting will bo
openeu at o'cioca and tne matter
matter iu hand, Every phase Sf inosub-
ject will bo thoroughly talked over. All
wheelmen whethor signers of the papers
or not are invited to attend this meoting.
iJiuguauitou Republican.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.
(ieorge La Blanche and Billy McMillan
are to meet ill private soon for $251) a cido
The match will be held noar Chicago.
There will bo a handicap game of nllay
ball at O'Midley's alley. Pmvidence, at 10
a. m. Saturday, between John Jonnium
aud John Parks, for fjj a side.
No arrangements have yet been made by
the Yale management for n race between
the winners or the Yale-flarvard and the
Cornell-Pennsylvania eight-oared boat
race.
Walter E lgnrton, tho "Kentucky Rose
bud," and his trniner, Jimmy UcHale, are
at Atlantic City training for tho fight With
Uenrgo Dixon, which takes placj in Bos
ton, June 891
Tue Triton senloreight-oared shell crew,
which defeated tho University of Pouusyl
vauia crew ou the PjuSaiO river on Decora
tion Day, h.is began training for tho
Schuylkill Navy regatta at Philadelphia
on July 4.
Monowai, tho horse which was bought
by W. L. McDonongb, of an Francisco,
r. r 11(1,000 a llttlo over a year ago and sold
only a week ago to Jim Neal for 1,200,
died Tuesday night from acute inflamma
tion of the bowels.
Tho Yalo News announcos that the foot
ball sipiad will practise at Travers Island
from Hept. 3 to 19. The players taken will
b; BUtterwortb, Thorne, Armstrong,
Stillman, Ado.-, Morris, Fincke. Jerrems,
Lee, Dewitt and Druinmond.
R. W. Kyett, of Australia, has invented
an Important attachment to tho pool
table, consisting of inclined roads or tracks
running beneath each pocket to tlio
"spot" end of the table, in which are con
ducted all bulls that fnll iuto the pockuts.
There will bo no tight in the Florida
Athletic club between Peter Jackson and
Jim Corbett, although the latter agreed to
light for the 135,000 purse the Florida Ath
letic club has oliered. Jackson in reply to
the offer of the Florida Athletic club says;
' Corbett may accept tho oiler of the Flor
ida Athletic club, hut I shall not agree to
fight any pluce iu the south, no matter
what inducements are offeroil, and Corbott
m well awaro of this fact. If Corbett is in
earliest for tho contest to take place, why
does he not light for tho 123,000 posted und
the Hn,00 pur.-c the National Sporting club
ban offered? Thiriy-fivo thousaud dollars
should bo Inddaement enough for him to
light form England." In reply to Cor
bett's olTr to tight Jackson iu Florida,
Charles L Davies, Jackson's manager,
wires that Jackson will not fight in Hor
ida if thoy oll'or him ?(', 000. Ho says:
"Jackson and myself havo notified the
club, and Corbett is awaro Jnckson will
only fight north of the Majon and Dixon
line or in England. If Corbett was in
earnest he would light for tho National
club purso when Jackson is willing."
Tin: iiLOOD is tho source of health. Keop
it pure by taking Hood's Sarsapaiilla,
which is peculiar to itself, and superior iu
strength, economy and medicinal merit.
Hood's Pn.M are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from tho best Ingredient
Twonty-livo conts. .
Criiiclsinft a Young; Lady,
'the would bo a protty girl fur but ouo
thing."
"What's rhatr asked Charley.
George Her face is always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Charley Oh. that's oasiiy ouough dis
posed of. Used to bo tho same way my
self, but I caught ou to the troublo ouo
day, and got rid of it in no time.
Cteorgo What was ttf
Charley Simply blood eruptions. Took
a short course of P. P. P. I Ml yon, it's
tho boss blood corrector. The governor
had rheumatism so bail that you could
hour him holler cloar across the country
everv tiino ho moved. He tried it, and
yon know what an athletic old gent he h
now. If somebody would givo Miss Daisy
a pointer, sho wonld thank them after
wardj. All the drug stores sell it.
Hate used Df. Thomas' Ecloctrio Oil for
croup and colds, aud declare it a positive
cure Contributed by Win Kay, 570 Ply
mouth avonue, Buffalo, N. Y.
Should Know Wo Favorites.
Washington Pot'.
The sennto investigating committee
should adopt a scale of advertising rates
and give all of the nevvspnper correspond
ents a chnnco.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
111., was told by her doctors she had Con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, bat two bottles Dr. King's New Dis
covery completely enred her and she says
Heaved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., Sau Frunclsoo, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything else then
ouugut one bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery nnd in two woeks was cured. He
Is naturally thankful. It is such results
of which these are examples, that prove
tho wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs aud (Colds. Free triall bottles at
Matthews Bros., Drug store. Regular size
60c. and (1.
VERY FACT LIVING
Busy People Who Are Killing
TheinselYes by leches.
DR. EDSON'S WARNING
It I Slow Sulchln-Hu Mtplalns Why So
itlnnj- l'euplu ltrealc Dowu lu tho
l'rliuoof LITe Through Fast Living.
Jllole la Only One Way to I s-
capu thn Consequences,
Thousands of people are guilty of
fast living, but do not know it. They
nro shortening their live.s and laying
up a train of illti for tho futns9 with
out being awaro of the evils they are
bringing npon themselves Thuy nro
in the midst of grsvo dangers, uncon
sciom r.nd unwarned I
This may seem incredible, but it is,
nevertheless, a fact It is a strong iib
sertion, but it is supported by no less
an authority than Dr. Cyrus Edson, of
tho New York Hoard of Health, aud
oim of tho leading ohyslciaus of Amer
ica. In ii recent newspaper nrlicle, which
has created a widespread sensation.
I Dr. Euson sounds a timelv note cf
warning, wh-m he says:
"Few nnderstund the high pressure
of life in Now York City. They do
not ivon realise that they themselves
are living too fast; that they are daily
treating thm6elves to abnormal ex
cesses'in the way of intellectual effort
and intellectual pleasures, which dam
ago and destroy mind and body. If tho
average New Yorker is asked why he
never sleeps uutil sheer exhaustion
makes it a necessity, why he drinke
siiaiiiiuuls in the morning to drive
away the pains in hie head aud to be
get an appetite fur breakfast, why he
bolts dowu hi lnucbeuu tie if he were
tilling hit traveling bag in a hurry to
catch a train, why lie drinks stimu
lants ugaiu at night to drivj away
nervousness and recurring thoughts oi
his day's work, which pass before his
mind witii agonizing realism, he will
reply in effeott 'it is the spirit oi the
ago. I am going no faster than my
competitors. 1 must do it in order to
bo iu tho race!' I lis not one thlug
alone, however, it is not the simple
! ,),c" constitutes what I term fast
kit
living, lint all of our surroundings,
our pleasures and puslimea partake of
the same high pitch.
"What is the outcome? To supply
his rapidly exhausted system the hard
working New Y'orker is compelled to
consume large iiuantities of rich food,
and to stimulate himself with alcoholic
bveruges. lie starts upon his career
with a robust digestion, not eaily de
ranged, und his career ends in promn-tur--
dentil, which too often owes i s
origin to tho flagrant abuee of that
digestion. Tho constant proseuce in
the stomach of undigested food is an
irritant. The f joJ fermentsaud put
refies, and putrefaction frequently re
sults in the stomach as often as it does
ouUsde of tho stomach, in poisonous
ptomaines, which increaso the irrita
tion in the gastric membranes and are
also absorbed to an extent by itho sys
tem, giving rise to well-marked
symptoms of ptomaino poisoning. The
excitement of work increases this
stomach trouble, and the stomach
troublo in turn increases a person's
proneness to nervous disease and ex
haustion." From the above statement of Dr.
Edson it will be seen that the eecretof
sound health, upon which snccess in
life depends, is good digestion. When
the stomach do-s not digest the food
that is eaten, the whole system suiters
for want of nourishment. The undi
gested food lies in it, a unformontlng,
poisonous mass, sending itsdeadlyse
crotions into every part of the body,
until there is a physical breakdown.
Nature does not neglect her warnings,
for people who stiller from indigestion
are always complaining of headnches.
dizziness, bod taste in the mouth,
furred tongue, constipation, gaseous
belchings, burning nt the pit of the
stomach or olher distressing symptoms
of dyspepsia.
Curo tho indigestion, prevent its
distressing effects, and you gain the
kev to permanent health and strength.
Remediei for dyspepsia by the huu
drvd have beon introduced from time
to time, such aj strong medicated
wines or "bitters," cathartics, stomach
pills and cod liver oil. But indigos
tion can nevor be cured ly tho use of
drugs. They only make mutters worse.
A weak stomach cunnot stand drug
ging. The only way to cure indigestion
is to restore the digestive organs to n
healthy condition. It was through
recognizing this important truth that
the discovery of Paakola, the prc
digested food, was brought about.
Paskoln is based on this grent natural
law, and In this lies the secrjt of its
wonderful sncc"ss in overcoming de
facts of digestion. I'askola is a food,
not a drug. It is pleasant to tho taste
and agreeable to the most sensitive
stomach, lnstond of nnnsoating, it is
taken with constant relish.
But what makei Puskola such a won
derful "appettier" ti the fact that it
aids tho stomach to digest all other
food. As soon as it is swallowed it is
absorbed into the aystem, and tfam
leaves the stomach perfectly empty.
It enters at onco into the worn out' tis
sues of the body, weak from lack of
nourishment, uud produces a re-vltnl-izing
effect possible by no other means.
The reason so many dyspeptics have
no nppatite is that their stomachs are
constantly full of imperfectly digested
food, which causes bloating, belching
gas and constipation. Paskola r.n-n an
Uud to all this nnd speedily restores
healthy action. It brings back u
healthy appetite and will make oven a
consumptive healthy and fat
If yon are suffering from the effects
of rapid city life, are worn out, dys
peptic, emaciated, try i'askola and re
gain your lost health. If you are drag
ging ont a miserable existence, simply
becnuse your body Is poorly nourished,
if strength and energy have aliko de
parted, try Paskola and get well. Pas
kola is kept by every reputable drug
gist, and u patnnhlot fully describing
its wonderful effeot will bs sent on ap
plication to the Pre-Digested Food
Company, 80 Heade St., New York.
Wanted.
WAN TED-ON YODIHuECONU
luiiul Hifo. Addrcw Lock Hux 1711, city.
Bunlncss Opportunities.
S)Xn WAN'IEL) KELlAflLE MAN
with 260, as exclusive ajreut for new
artlclo need on every uorto; lfiU.OiKJ sold In
the past yer; agency will pay fi.uuu yearly
with u possible clianeo of lose; only those
having A l refereaee aTnl the oapliw need
"l'l'ly-. E. SHAW,
Scniiitnii Honjo.
Loat.
L
UttT--rUlKe,TUUUK CONTAIN I N( A
sum of neiney. Finder will nleuui n.
tu rn.
A. KATZ, Tribmv nfflro.
I OUT A BUNCH OF KP.YS. PINDEIt
XJ w 11 bo rewardoil by returning the snino
to J. A. VAN HOHN, aojLack'a ave., caro l1
P. Christian.
A Word.
ITants of all frtnds cot that mueh, ea
ttpt Situations Wanted,which are inscrtm
fBMSL
Situations Wanted.
S'lTBATIWNraJDY ONE WE 1. 1.
Acquainted with bookkeeping; able und
Wl Hug l Uu any kind of work.
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O fardner, ov to take euro oi oOee, or
grounds nnd residence eged i0 feart can
make himself useful ut most anyfhlngl am
temperate, steady unJauAl character) fair
education) wurkatutien; a positive need. Ad
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Agents Wanted.
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Help Wanted -Male.
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street, Boston, Muss.
W'ANTED-AN ENEBOET1C MAN WITH
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AIT ANTED -O0OO WHBELWRIOBT.
V Od hool s Oai r'ago worn, corner Lttck
aw.mna uvenun mid Seventh street.
Boarding.
two nick booms with board;
I private family; for two gentlemen! 4it
Olive street.
CUMMER BOAKD1NG -FOUR RESPECT
kJ able p irsoai can Bna llrst class board
with small family In lae. niry honso. Hot
nnd cold hatha. Freo carriage to depot and
church Threo ,uarters ot a mile from sta
tion. Healthy locality Address box Ul,(.'larks'
.Summit.
for Rent.
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pOB BBNT-UOHT. WELL FURNISHED
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For Sale.
I t l it V' Asfl, 41 111
acres farm land i
Lake Ariel.on Erie
aim Wyoming roan, line trout itream
through It Uood property far sporting club.
Address W. W. CO It BIN.
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Apply to I) R. UK AM AN, Forest City, Pa.
GHB SALE-AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME,
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Improvements Easy distance from Scran
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Special Notices.
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k.' uuai ine.Ming ot stoeKnoIilers of tlio Wvo
ming bliov, 1 Works for tho election of offi
cers and tho consideration of such other busi
nessaimay be brought before them win bo
held at tbeoflleeof the company Infeeranton,
on Baturday, the ititii day of June, ikm, from
10 to 11 o clock a. m.
N. U. ROHEitTSON, Socretsry.
rpo WHOM IT
MAY
i'iiVpl.Mif
MnMU .irn unrn. .l tli-if. II 1 Umm..
- .--! M. el I 1 ' ' .1 V I A I k. , , I ,
vs Illy llllt I H(Ml
inllliiip l,.ta ,,m ia
niunly called "The Swetland Estato" in Hyde
I -.rk. lias bet ii relieved Of any and all author.
By to act as selling agent from May "I, lsyi.
From Hint dale nil persons are notified to do
no business with him on our account.
ROBERT T. I'ETTEBONE,
For tlio Owners,
V M. COBB WILL ARRIVE FnIDAY
I Willi a car load of U head of hoio-i
making "H in all, Including 17 Indiana and
Michigan I driving lur.ses. Can ho seouat UI4
i aymond court.
BLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. MAUA
zines, etc., bound or relsjuud at The
TiiimjNK olllco. Quick work. Roasouablo
prices.
EAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD JT H4,
cornel Spruco street uud Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets lor S3.SU. Oood
tabio board,
Legal
IS'l'ATi: UP I7.UA I)K WITT.DKCKASEH.
x J notice ih liej-eOy iriven Hint a ruin linn
been granted to show cuuse why .lane u Do
Witt, evecutrix of the hist will nnd t. st.nticnt
of mud dec de.it. tihull not Ih dlseharned from
Me duties and HaMlitios f her aiiointmiit
Application will l,,, mado to havo suld rule
made alisolnto and tho executrix ilNcharuud
July S. UK s a l'RICK,
Attorney for oxocutrlx
CROSS, FOSTER
Great
Of the Pomphrey & Morton Stock Is Now Going On.
1
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. Como early, before assortment is broken.
jP DIES' D you wear Gloves? Do you have
trouble with the finger tips wearing out?
It can be avoided. By buying the
Kayser Patent Finger Tipped
Black, Modes, Tans, Slates and Greys.
PRICE 75c. and $1
They are sold with a guarantee ticket in each pair, en
titling the customer to another pair free of charge in
any case where the tips wear out before the gloves.
CONNOLLY
Furniture Upholstered
By the most experienced workmen in the city.
NO FANCY PRICES.
THE SCRANTON BED
Strayed,
OTRAYED- FBOM MY PBEMI8E8 JUNK
D o, li(ht b:iy maro with wliito face and
hind foot, accompanied by dark bay maro
with star in forehead. Information leading to
recovery will bo liberally rewarded. Ht'L
KEY LATHBUP. EiiKitiLer No. 2, gravity
rallro.Kl.I'eckvill . I'a.
QTBATBD FHOM PASTURE NEAR
k5 Moses Taylor hrpital. twovoarold
hiefor, black and whito, spot on shoulder,
white on under part of btKly and on end of
taiL Reward for return or information that
will And her. .! IH N A. S1EAKS,
C't rner Wasliiugton and Vine.
Proposals.
QEALED
PROPOSALS WILL HE RE-
IT reived at tho olllco of tie fitv (Turk
hcr.iutou. Pennsylvania, until 7.30 o'clock p.
ni. Thursday, Juno 14, 1VW, to construct linns
of Intend sewers with brancheti. basins, etc.,
complete on Mulberry street, Webster ave
nue, Taylor avonue, Ben nail court, Proscott
svenue, Scl ultz court and Harrison avenue in
tlio Tenth sowor district.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
cash or certified check in thu sum of One Hun
dred Dollars.
Proposals shall be separate for each lino of
sewer and shall lie enclosed in separate ea
volopes. The iiamo of the linn of sewer bid
upon shall bo endorsed upon tho envelope,
Bids shall state price per lineal foot for con
structing sewer, branches, etc., complete,
including receivers, manholes, lampholcs and
fixtures.
The work la to be done in accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by the City
Engineer, a nopy of which may bo seen at
oilit e of City Clerk.
Bidders are requested to examine plans and
pacifications carefully, as all bids not in con
formity therewith will be rejected .
In case tho bidder to whom tho contract
shall have been awarded refuses or omits to
execute a con ract for tlio work within ten
days from date of award, the enclosure ac
companying his proposal shall be forfeited to
the ue of tlio City of Scranton.
The City reserves the right to reject any and
all bills.
By order of the City Councils
M. T. LAVELLE,
City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa., .Tune 5, 1K0.
Banking.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF Till.
SCRANTON SAYIXOS BANE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF SCRANTON,
No. 428 Lackawanna avenue, of Lackawanna
county, Pennsylvania, at tho close of business.
May 81, 1S'J4:
RESOURCES.
Oath on hand 80,0a! 29
Chocks and other cash ltoms 2,7M IH
Due from banks and bankers (LOW It
Loans anil OlSOOUntS
t . I Stocks, Bonds.
"tw.iai ;w
Securities
I Mortgages Juds-
203,885 09
Owned, iz.
m-.-iitM. . 14. lo.i.ihi
Real estate, furniture and fixtures.. 1,000 01
Overdrafts 04 05
570,1)10 40
;a 50,0 o oo
t.t '.rtir.TTtra
Capital stock paid in
Surjilnn fund
Undivided profits, lrjna expenses and
taxen pan!
Deposits subjeot to chock
Time certifleates of deposit
Diri deeds unpaid
KDiWKI 00
111.410 19
489,490 tit!
1,108 fv
I) eo
f "0.010 10
A report in Detail of nbnvo securities has
hoen mado to O, H. Krumlihaar, superinten
dent of hanklnir, as call id for.
Stalo of Pennsyivaula, County of Laka-
wanae, rs.:
I, A. II. Christy, cashier of the above
named hank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is tiuo to tho liest'of
tlli knowledge and balln, (Sitrnrd) A. II
CHRISTY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 4th
day of June, 8M (Signed)
O. ft PARTBIDQB, Notary Publio.
Correct-Attest :
CSlgnsdJ Al'OL'ST ROBINSON,
L. A. WAl'RKS,
M. J. W1LSO.N,
Directors.
Bankrupt
FOSTER & CO.
COR. LACKAWANNA AND ADAMS
BY
See our FIFTEEN DOLL Ali Solid
Oak Bedroom Set?
We sell Furniture as choap as
any house in the country that in
tends to givo honest value for the
money. Try us.
Hull
los kd loi
IRON and STEEL
NORWAY IRON
BbACK DIAMOND
BILVKB
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JESSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STIC EL
UOKSE SHOES
TOE CALK
TIHE
MACHINERY
SPUING
SOFT STEEL
ANVILS
BICLLOWS
HOUSE NAILS
WILEY & RUSSELL AND WELLS PROS.
CUTTING MACHINERY.
Bittenbender
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wagonmakers' and Blacksmiths'
SUPPLIES.
LOUIS B. SMITH
Dealer in Choice Confections and Freits.
BSEAD AND CAKES A SPECIALTY.
FINEST ICE CREAM
1437 Capouse Avenue.
IV CO.
Sale
Gloves
AVENUE.
NOT
fa Co,
mim HE.
WAGON WHEELS
AXLES
SPRINGS
HUBS
E3FOKRS
RIMS
BTEKL SKEIN9
R. R. SPIKES
SCREW
SHISs
TO 11 P.M.
N TO Blip.
CliEAM.
WHY
CERTAINLY
WE DO IT.
Wo poll Wntchpp. Diamonds Jowolry, 811.
verwuro, etc. At who!, kuIo jirlcos. Ri'nson
Wo buy from the manntaetnren for cash nnd
poll t" tho retail trade on tho camo terms uud
no other.
SPECIMEN VALUES.
Triplo Pint Tea Sorvicos.., $10.00
Ladled' Uold Killed Watch, with
flue Klgiu or Widtham move- JQ QQ
Gents' Wif (Void Kiiiod 'wiitch.
with Klj;ii, Waltuumor 11am- (10 flA
don movement BAaiVV
8-Day Clocks, half hour strikes
Ktandard'inoYoment and hand- tfJO K
some ouscs
Roir-rs' Plated Toa Spaons per 25
Ko(trs' Platod falVle Spooiispfir 2 50
Genuine Diamonds in pretty sit- $X00
Get Our Detailed Price Llat.
FREE; MAN,
Dealor In Diamonds, Watcha
Jewolry, Eio.
Cor.Penn lie, and iprnca St.
-r-
Ladles Who Valuo
A refined complexion must uso .'ozionl's Prnrl
der. It produces a soft and beautiful (kin.
Sk
DING GO..
& Co., Scranton,