TttE SCI? ANTON TlilBUNE FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1.5, 1894.
GENERAL NEWS
OF KTIS
It is when wo see oiusoItos as others
jee us tlmt the spvctatls becomes really
Intmatitifj. To line rhle railway
eirclts are no exception. Soma of tlie
statistics, companions and reflections
made by the Loinlon Finaiicitil News
With reference lo tho humiliating
howing recently exhibited by Amen
cau railway systems prove this. Not
ing th l.i r- expenditures maile Inst
year to accommoiluto World's fuir traf
fic the News yet finds with regard to
1891 that on ICO roads, during tho
mouth of Murclj. walls tlu grossoarn
inga fell off 17. 80 per cent., there
was an almost exaotly similar de
crease of 17.2Apsr emit, in t lie uet ro
Ceipls. Although tKeee rouds lind a
gain in crois of $8,843,918 hi March!
181)3, the net gain w.ib but 21$ 373.
Since the not decrease in March this
year came to $3.137, 700, it will be sen
that, leaving out this mouth of 181)3 as
one of exceptional expenditure, there
is a falling off of over $2,900,000 com
pared with t he corresponding period of
1802. March, in short, was hopelessly
t ad, the loss in Rioes, which was $9,
881,193 in February and t7,077,48t) in
January, rising to $10,683,181, and whon
we turn to tho not we rtud the de
crease ol $3, 137.000, or 17,23 per cent,
lor Match, compared with 19,168,840 or
10.14 per cent,, for February, and
131,828, or 8. 87 percent., ior January,
Up to tbe end ol March, adds tiie News,
beyond wbiflb wo have not the full re
suite, we Me un unsatisfactory inove
uient in the wrong direction ami Mich
statements us have coxae to hand for
April unfortunately show no improve
ment. It wili couvey iome idea of tho
depression prevailing in the United
States when we ad i that the reduction
In gross receipts of 17" roads for the
first quarter of 1804 ci mea to 1(30,628,
M5, of which 1 7, 177 031 is net loaV
Sufficient ordars for anti:rscie aro
saiil to bo on tile in the general head
quartvru of tbe Beading Coal and Iron
Company to.lceep all available collieries
Iteadtly active for tlx week. Ten col
lieries belonging to the Iteadlni; com
pany in Sehuylklll county remain sub
nerged. Not alouo have the wor'uimjs
been filled with water, but a great dual
of culm atd other debris was washed
dowu the si ipes, and it will r quire
Ecme time to remove this after tho wa
ter hag been pumped out. It is ex
pected that the sompaoy will be worit
ing full handed within a few weeks,
'the trouble experienced last year on
accouut of the scarcity of coal oars is
not so apparent this year. A number
of new cum are being built by the com
pany and the old ones ere being over
hauled. A large percentage of this
kind of roiling stock is in the repiir
shop at the present time. It is also ex
pected that considerable more coal will
bo shipped during tho tx-xt few months
lhaii heretofore, owing to the fact that
boxosra are being used for shipping
coal to poiuts west. The collieries aro
being placed in as ood a condition as
possible, so that the work of miuinir
the coal will not be delayed.
Says the Stockholder: "People in
terested in thu Scranton Traotion sys
tem are vi.ry much pjsastd with tn
outlook for trafiij on the Scranton and
Pittston branqb. Which will soon bo
completed, and which, when In opora
lion, is expected to prove an ciiruor
i qnally as largo as tns Scranton and
CLrbondale, The latter brings the
balk of its traffic into the city from tho
north; tho Scranton and. Pittston will
Dbtain its from tho south."
Vague hints aro being Ottered by
friends of Mr. McLeod connecting hi
D;.nw with a penning railway dud of
ten greatcrsignificsnce tnanany with
Which he hns yet been identified, No
body seems lo know definitely what
these rumors mean, if they mian any
thing. It is, however, regarded as cer
tain by many railroad men that Mr.
McL'od's talents as an organiser of
great enterprises will uot keep him
looking for employment.
It expected that by next Friday
tho E .st Side trollay line, which is be
ing coustrncted from Wlikef-Birro
through Plains, Port Bowkleyand Port
Griffith to Pittatou will have been com
pleted to the latter place, when tha old
track of thu Pittston horse ctr line will
be torn up and a trolley line substi
tuted, It is thought that trips will be
made on the East Side between Pitts
ton and Wilke-Ibirro in thirty min
utes. A 10 cent- far is also among tho
p. ssibilitie. Tue line will soon push
ou to Daryaa, whore it will beacon to
lbs Scrantou Tractlou company to cotno
arid jtiu hands.
If BOX Industrial Notes:
Fur the first tune in tho history of tho
Wabash its shops are phut down nil over
tho system ou account of a lack of co.il.
B. G. Matthews has boeu ai:iiiihii
general snnerintendent of tbe Mnffnlo, I
rvueuemer nnr, ruisourg, vice w, 11, nr
rett, resigned.
The Lehigh Valley managemo'it Is so
well pleased with tho hu-inesj that their
New Tork and Chicago line is doing that
they have dei tiled to further Improve the
6ervipo between tho points.
A special train on the Pennsylvania road
lust Friday made tbe run from Altooua to
Pittsburg without n stop, covering the dis
tance nt o Hp-od of one mile every ninety
seconds, which, for that part of the road,
iH the fastest time ever made by any train.
There are no si.ns of a letup In the
Southern rate war. The Louisville And
Nashville announces that it is in to the
death, and gives notice that in a few days
It will make sweeping reductions on
freights to all Ohio river point.', Memphis
una tho Southwest territory.
An agreement of men;ar and consolida
tion has been executed between tie. Bed
ford and Bomerset Ballroad company
liiooks Mills nnd Altodna Railroad tote
pan, Manna Cbotos and ilvndman Rail,
road company and Bedford nod lllair
Connty Railroad company. The new cor
poration is the Pennsylvania Midland
Unilroad company. George B. Orlulv, of
liuutingdon, is president; S. J. BpykOT
HunMngdoo, secretary; w. Brant Wil
son, Harrisburg, treasurer.
The Chicago division of the Big Fonr.
according to the Indianapolis Journal lust
week eclipsed all former records iu loaded
car movement on the east eud, reoelvina
nd forwarding at Indianapolis, -i, V:j:i cars
8,433 being loaded: 'n the 'wo, tern oivi
Bion, .cnrB, -J.bSI beirrtf loaded, total
handled at Indianapolis. 8,MB oars, s au
being loaded. The highest, number reached
on these two divisions lu any previous
week was 5,482; ruuking th loaded Par
movement of last week H31 larger than in
any former week,
A Quarter Century Teat.
For n quarter of a oentury Dr. Kimf
New Discovery has been tested, nnd liie
millioiie who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
Jiowors in nil diseases of Throat.Ohest ind
iUDgtv A remedy that has stood the to-t,
eo long suet that has given so universal
entisfactiou is no exporimout. Ench bottle
is potltively guaranteed to give reiier, or
tho money will he refunded. It. ia admitted
to bo the most reliable for Coughs and
Colds. Trial bottles Free at Matthew Bra's,
Jjrug Store. Largo sue OUc, oud $1,U0.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ,
Ctcoks and I oiv.Vi.
Krw Voni;. June M. Tliero was a
fousulerHble increase iu the volume of
business at the !t ck Exehunge, but the
irain in this n-KDcct. was at tue expense, of
values. Tho total sales footed up StbyNiO
shares, of which Sugar figured for 111,000
shares. This Stock was the great feature
of the day's speculation, oaenlngat mix,
rising to 101, and finally bnukiug to ST,
a net loss of 4Jtf for the day. Tho Dears
discovered selflng of long Stook early
in the session, and from tlmt tine
on they bent their energies to
bring about a break. Tljo HaVeOeVer
testimony started tbe selling, and it was
thought that tho evidence giVfQ by the
olHclals 01 tne eompauy will be nssd Willi
good effect against tbe concern when the
boost takes up liio t :i.nr schedule. Houses
v. itu Washington connections worn heavy
sellers of tbe stuck, nnd one firm alone
parted With 10,000 shares. OiliCSBO Ua'"
lirt advanced to le,, toe best price yet
attained, but aabsequently whon Sugar
bruk,o there was a decline to 7tij General
Electric declined u, Lead l1,, Cordage
Tbe railway list was firm early in
the day and eontioned so until (Tnioa Pa-
cilic and Atchison developed marked Week
u.ss. The first named fell to I8K, the
lowest poiul of the year, Atchiiiiu sold
down 1 Thedsolloein eume quarters
was attributed to liquidations bs foreign
and New England h ilders who were
I l ightened by ths proponed assessment of
t IM ou Atchison, and who expected the
same treatment iu their own case. Ti e
railways otherwise were tolerably stead I-ue-s
considering the heaviness of tbe
stocks named, and lost only to The
market i losed Weak and to ii per cent,
lower except for Sai;iir, which I 1st 4.
Tne toltotringoouipieto taiiio snowins tbo
iisy's Bnetuatious m active stocks ;s supplied
sud revised daily by LaBor A: fuller, stuck
brokeis,4'll Wyoming avsnnoi
Opel- Utah- r.ow Clos
Ing et eat, inc.
Am. Cot. Oil
Am Buxar. r.lO'M t"!?" 1,7 llV's
A.T.a.F m y,i 1 m
Osn, go SO CO M H
Cei-. N.J 111714 "r'4 w,li
i hlc A x. W Kxi ; un lixiu w.k,
).. ii. .v. t) wS T8W n nM
Ohio, ttai Miu 7VM ?"t,
0.-;O. C. 8t. Xi.,.. St) 3S 88
Oot, Hock.Val. AsT
5. o-ll
p., I,. W
I . ti: O. K :n -f'i tWii
lirle IIW ini 18m ml
O, B, t'o Km ;; 1 MIM DTm
Uke shore..... Ul-ii I'!:-' !..,
L, It it 40 40j.J -lors 4i;i
Hannattan
Stlss. f'se lt f.-iu -'.' OH
Nat. Lead B 8ll3 E8 3:
n. y. x. E iu I't? '"
N. Y. Central ml llj WM WW
N.Y., O. U W lij, Luli l&je Iom
X. .. 8. W .!
U.S. C. Co w.; SB tfii Wh
Kurth l'ae s
Korth I'ac. pf IJ4 Kii KU Wi
Onuhu
Vac. Mall
Reading ITW 17l W VH
ttoeklaland BBM ts'.s BSW C8U
K.T ilU DM lOtt Mi
st. Paul hi em m wu
T.. C. & I IOM -e I'-'is lWa
Texas A Fee
Union Pa Ida UM lfijd lOtjj JtlM
Wsbi sh i is 1 H
Western union IBM WW 9H
W.& L. v UN UN 'a Hfc
W. L. K. pf
Cfcicsaro Grain and Previsions,
ScRAXTOK, .Tunc 14. Tbe following ipiotR
t:n:is are supplied ami corrected daily by La
Bar t'i fnller, Stook brokjrj,lil kVrouuUg annuo.
WHEAT.
Opooinii
Higucst
Loweeti
Clc sins
CORN.
Onsnios
Highest
Lowest
i ijosli a
' OATS.
Opening
Highest
Lowi st ,
Closing i
POKE,
Pi n ng
Pigcest
Lowest
Llosiiu'
LA I .' 1 1.
(1penili'
Highest
Lowest
t losing
HHOBT lill!.S.
fipenin
Qlsbest
Lowest
Closihc
Jnlv.
m
m
ML
l'.'.KI
lVI
IssD
1139
m
on
ii70
tin
BU
Kg
C87
Pent.
81W
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BIN
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4.?
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wu
vxn
1240
l'Ja
12111
(82
m
no
CL;0
Do-;
S4M
ISM
Kew York PrcdneS SI'i.rlTet.
Nbw 7onE Juno ii, Flovb Dull,
about 10 cents lower.
Wheat Dull ec. lower, stsadyi
No. si red. store and elevator, 80jiC!
afloat, ttf6lc.i f. o. b., 0tafa6l;c;
Ungraded rrd, BdlOlC; No. 1 I'iorihern,
6'Jc, ; Options Closed steady at i'ajjc. be
low yesterday; No. tfred, June, UIJc.;
July, tll; ,e.; August, CiJi'c,; Heptembei,
OSNo December, 67J
UOBX Quiet, iirrecr; No. 8,4fia4C-;c. elc
vntor, 4t-s4tj -c. afloat; ungraded mixed,
46ja4'JJc.; options Were dull and linn at
it'aNo. aduance; June, 45; ,..; July, idjc.;
August, 4c. : September, CJf,
Oats Fairly active, firmer; options dull,
firmor; June, 4Sc: July, 404 September,
:.";c: October, S5'.; No.! white Julv,
SOn KtMit. nrieas Mn B IRulQtn . V,. ' .1
Vbito, dOafiOa.: No. 2 Chicago, 40Kc.;
Xo. B, 47Mai No. 3 white, 43c.: mixed
western, &ifs49)oy whito do. uud white
state. 49a8tiUO,
P.rEK Dull, Steady.
TiEitCiiu Di:r.v Inactive.
Cut a. eats yuiot, Arm.
Lard Market quiot, easy; western
steam, closed 7.10; city. Gj;c; July,7.Uo;
September, $7.-0; refinedquint; continent,
17.85; Souih America, S7.bG; compound,
o'atic.
Pome Quiet, steady.
Ulttkk Htendv: state dairy, innisc,; d".
creamery, lojfaltie.; Pennsylvania, do.
lSalOe,; wn-turu dairy, lUalSc.j do. cream
ery, HlfalOc.: do., factory, B)(al4Wc,! ol-
gins, iXaiflt'.; imiiution creamery, lSalOc.
Cheese Fair demand, about steady.
IN. (is Heavy receipts, weaker; state
and i'ennsylvauta, 1918440.1 western
fa'jh, lltalScj de. per case, ?i.5)a$3.
FLilndelphia Tali'ow frark"it.
rtllhAPHirHIA, June I. TS1IOW w.n
dull and nnehanged, Prices were: Prime
city in bogsbeadsi 4'c: prime country,
in barrels, 4.; d(. dark lu burruls,
4,'c; cakes oc.i grease, 4e.
Cri Iclsina a Vuuir Ls3i-.
"Fbo would be a pretty girl for bui ono
tbinit."
'what's thatr asked Charley.'
Oeorgt Her face u always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Cuarley Oh, that's easily enough dis
posed of. Died te 03 the same way my-
self, buf I caught on to tbe trouble toe
day, am. got ml of it in ua time,
(ieor;;. What Was it?
i barley Simply Mood eruptions. Took
a short course of P. P, P. J tell you, It's
the boss blood corrector. Tho governor
badjrhanmatism. s bad that you rould
hear him holler cloir ucro thu country
every time ho moved. He tried 'it, and
yon know what an athletio old vent he is
now. If somebody would gve Altss Daisy
a pointer, she would thank them after
ward... All the drug storos sell it.
In Holland, 3!ieu., 0. J. Doeshnry, pub
liahea iIih News, and in it cnliim. is strong
ly recommends Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil
lur coughs, colds, sore throat, catarrh and
liSthluii,
0 A
WEAK MEN your attention
IN (..IJ.r.U TO Til u
Gray's Bpscific Medicine
. IF YOU SUFFER tr"m
IVJsitissv Mia laoa .m.voiw Ui-
bility, Weakness nr liody aud Mind, Bpernta
toirfcea, ami USPOtSaey, and nil diseases that
sris" from DVer-tBdUlgenas und selr-dljuso, im
Loss af Memory aud i'ower, DinmeSS of Vis
ion, l'remaluro Old Aeo and many other dis
usos that lead to Insanity or Consumption
Sad an i al ly irniVc, wr:tfor a pamphlet.
Address OKAY MLDICINE CO., UuSalb,
N. Y. Tho Bpeotfle HeoMUM is sold hy ail
druiiciats at $ pr paekago, or six packutres
for So, QT Sent by mail on receipt of money. an J
with every fiUI order W ( -UARANTf '
a cure or money refunded. miiiimi
f i' 'On account of counterfeits we uavu
adopted tho Yellow Wrapper, the only douu
luu. bold lu Ijcrauton bv Matthews Uros
ft
N
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Weight
iff. vfaVesA, A 41 t7
Byth& use c
, Sxrt
y:lfP1x Cook aW?
OF
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rmmw mi imitations.
jMA SMm Ih.,vo found OBNU.
fi-'?ifl"Wi 4t-W: Win MALT KX'i -t ACT superior to
fsSSf'!iH"'-V' '-'' ' ; tip 'XI 'A ell others in tho market, In nil
yCk- 5-.v..rj-,'' :V m 1 conditions vjliefl there has been
0k. a
iteK label
S.-fVAtfJfKSe-.. '. " na undue loss of strength and
XVK - i til : ! , visor."
WWwS " " 'ii Da. Hano IIeilmah, St. Lot
PI
. Louis,
Blsner A Meadltsoii Co.,
Ia a i.t 1 i.ail.iln Si. New York.
Vlewera1 Notice.
ril THE MATTEB OP THB PETITION OF
i tho City of Horaaton t6r the appointment
of viewers to ascertain the costs, damages
nnd ospenaos snd assess the benefits for con
structing the Fifth in-triei Vai'i Hewer, Boo
lion A. Nu'iee ia hereby civen that too ra
in the
iivi.!ili:i
innty. The sonsdule as shown m said re
port in ns fOllOWSt
uo.i a, .who is i.emuv ,;,veu .inn
pij-t of rloweri baa this day be" (lied
ofuce of tbo Prothonotary of Laukn'
Nam of i iwnor.
Arcabald, George
Armstrong, PheeU....
Armstrong, .t. A
Armory 'o. If. Piih re
Aloxand 'r, Frank
Arnold, K. K
AUUemoa, William
Atherton, J. L
Jirinht, Llowllyn
l'.ri t, Llewliya
I): II I , 1 . A
Bright, William'
Hricht, William
Birtioy, Val est
Bloom, Mrs, C
Bio i.i. ril-. i
Beaumont, Win. c
Keil, .lam -a
Bell, James
Bell, Jams 1C,
hhinie, Mrs. Lisile
Bontloy, J. K., M, J
Bentloy, ,t, K., m. D
Beptley, J. K., M, 1)
Bentloy, J. K.. M. u
tsutsman, i inarlss
Burke, Mary Ann
Burke, Mary Ann
io,-d, Jas
Barrett, Mlchaol
Blrtl y, M a Harriet.
Burns, Mary
Beers, Margaret
Uariutt, Peter
link. Uartin
Clark, Bernard
Canton, Geo. est
Csaton, O'.'o. est
Orlppen, Bai d Iph.,.,
Ciippen, Bandolph...,
Crippi n, Kandclph,..,
t happell, Win
Chaspcll, Wm
Campbell, P. K
Campbell, Petor
Campbell, Peter,,,.?,,
i lark A bite
Christmas, V alter B.,
I .a.-k, Mrs. Martini...
Clark, Mrs. lilartba...
0 ark, Mm. Miirtlm...
On fton, Mrs, rsellle...
Clark, a. J
Cunrnsbsm, A , . a.
Cswloy, .Mis. reter...
C st lUo, Martin
Casey, Joim
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Comerford, Elfsahoth.
ColllllH, .lolltl ..
Crosby, Wm J n
Ciosby, Win .1 10
Carroll, Mtoun -I Ill
i ..i Istinan, l. II ,,, 7
Connor, James 5
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Devers, .lumo.i II
Davis, James B n
Davis, Juhn 1J ti
Davis, ISamufcl 1 1
Dsvia bamUel 4
Detwfler, T, J II
Davis, .'aiues 21
Dolphin, Mlchaol estate.. 4
Doipnin, Michael, estate. 6
Dolphin, Michael, estuto. ;
Davis, Mi iiiiuhuu 'i'. 'it
Davis, William J H
Dixoiii Potriok 1
Doberty, P. I' U
Douahortr, Bridget M
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Fonner & Chapuell
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Flynu, Miobao
Flynn, Michael
ill un, .Micliuol
Finn, trade M
Finn, Wade'M
Finn. Wade M
Pordnam, John B, estste
Fordham. J hn K , estate
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l ey, .Mm. Bridget
Franoy, Mlphael, ostate.,
Flomlngj Margate i
Flynn. Peter, estate
fraily, JamOS
Grady, Jamas
Orlflltn . David B
OriQln, Oeorgs
(l.ihlon, P. 11
(li' l.., KobertP.
Uriffln, O. W
arifflu, D. W
drilliths. Beth
(ilitlltll. B til
(loidi u, Thomas F
Gold n, Mrs. Jsmos
Gilbert, J. H. &s. (;
Gilbert, J. Ii. ft H.O
Glib i t. ,T H. fi H. :
Gilbert, J. if, & is.c
dilhorr, J, It. S - C
Gilbert, J. R. H.c
Ollletpie, Joseph, estate,
Giliospjs, Joiepb, estate.
Gsbrlei, I. vim
Gsbrie), Kvan
Gsrrety, Marth. .1
Oille'iple, Annie 1:
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Gallagher, Patrick, u-ar
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Gordon, Mrs Mary
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Ualloran, John
llopkOOSi 3 ' "". eHtato
' Hughes, William
HattcUk 'I hoiuii., estate,
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HsnwOOd, ( barles
Hurlbutt, II. 1!
lliirlliiitt, II. It
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Hsnntek. Michael
Ihilduinnu, Jiweph
rjaldemani Jossfh
Llawker, lluiiy
tiawkey, Keary
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Hams, Harry .1
Harris, Harry .1
iiiirns, Harry J
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Hammond. Mrs. lluliuda
Ha y, James
Haley, James
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Kama or cwner. T.oi. Blh
Jones, paniel n 6, 7 70
Jeokinaj Henry pi 70
Jarvis Wm iu 70
Jones, Jatui s D 18 i.i
Jones, K. D 18 74
Jones, E. I) ".1 71
.loiioe, Mra. Wm, J io 71
.lone-, llirliard U 21 75
Jaeksou, PrMCla estate, 18 75
J.iekson, Henry Ii 75
Jenkins, Benjamin 841 75
Jones, Mrs, Elisabeth,,,, is m
Joii'"a, Mr-. E'.iailieth..., 2 S3
Jordan, Mra.Mary 18 82
Jermyn. ,l.bii. e i:it.' 7 81
Judge, Mrs. fit in ra 4 84
Kays, Jam s 11 , 1 state... .1,24 li
Kellogg-, Mrs, S. J 8 70
Kelly, Miohasl 6 7s
Kelly, M.P 10 70
Ko.ly, M. I II 71)
Ka lv, .John 18, '0 s2
Kline. Ellon II s5
Ktino, Ellen 18 86
Kennedy, John, estate,., in 86
Kennedy, .lo'.m F (i 80
Kinney, Henry :i so
K--II.V Mrs. KlU-ilieth 21 14
Kelly Anthony .' a 4 18
It nw y, ( inn lea H 18 15
Uaokey, II. 1) in is
liSckey, H. D 25, !0 2s
Love, William 10, 11 28
Lewis, Mrs. li L :! 70
Loach, Bbeneser4Mt 21 71
Lewis, li. E 2 71
Lnwren ia, .loii L 30,51 74
Philip Lynch l 71
Patrick Lovsns 14 7,v
Lord, A. U 8:,' K5
Lavo'lo, Edward 12 78
Lewis, nvid D. pt 0 70
Lewi-. Damal L, pt 0,7 71)
i un. an, Mary 22 70
Laugnn, Mrs. thomas,,., 14 so
Lyneb, Mrs. Philip 15 so
Lefels, Jobanua 2u ni
Lyncn, Martin 7 s5
Loftua Anthony 10 Bl
Loftua Anthony 0 ;l
Loftua John n hi
Morgan, K. W 14 s
Morris. Thomaa estate, ,,, in o
U iMi u:, Bev. N. J in (i
Men '3, John J pi ii)
Miller, George estate., a io
M alley, A. uiJ Fitch at. 5 I'l
Hill r, W. o 20 70
Millir, W. o 21 70
McGinness, James 8'; ;i
Moore, William Ti "1
Mooro, llllum in 71
McDonnoll, Aaron 88 71
5!illei-, e. t' 2 T:)
Mur, an, Evan J 4 7,1
1 rga , r. m 11 71
Morgan, T. B 13 711
Morgan, Mrs. Ann 17 74
Mi rgsn, Thomas 27 7i
Morgan John W 27a 74
Muno, A. II 20.21 7:1
Mullen, Mra Bridget 8,4 75
Morau, Mis. Mary lo 11 7.
MoranJobnT., estate;,,, is 78
McCarthyj Obsrlos 11 21 78
MeGnire, Michael is 78
Morau, -lire. Mary 1 7:1
Morau, Mrs. Msry 2 70
Moran, William 3 ;o
Moras, Mara 4 7.1
Mi r. in, Lawioi.ee 5 70
Mi Hat, Jo in 12pt.ll 73
MoAndrewa John 17 7i)
MoAndrewa John 111 il
Murphy, Martin p 28 7:i
Murrby, Mra Martin, est 18 so
Murphy, Join 17 so
IDnnloy, fhomas 18 W
Mo'l'ammany, Henry s HI
Morgan, Mrs. FJissbeth,, 12 81
Mo auhou. Fo'ini'jl to Bl
MeEachen, Vamuel in Bl
MoRsle, P. P 23 s2
McGurrin, Thomaa ;i 85
Moran, - ilium H 2 s-i
MoHalo, Patrick 5 NI
Maloni v, Patrick F 13 75
Morpby, Edward 1 11
Hewcomb, John 15 0
Noon, 'I ho as 2 1 7.,
Num. 'ton. Patrick 6 78
Noyle, Fred,..., ii ;n
Moon, Timothy, estate. .. J.s .;.i
Nceomli, James 5 s5
O'Mslley, Alice. u
Owoas, wilam, estate., 7,8.!i 16
Owen-,. Willi un, eslato., 18 75
Osteihout, Catiiarine,,,, 10 15
Utton out, Oath nino..,. 14 71
osteihout, C'atnarine.,., 7 74
Ostorhoutt 1 etuarine.,,, 11 75
Osti riioitt. OaUittrlne..., ill 16
Osterhout, Mrs. N. P,,., 15 16
Oslorhout, Mrs. If. P.... 21 7.1
Osterhout, Mrs. N.P.... 21 74
Osterbout, Mrs. N P..., (0 71
Osterhout, Mrs. N. P.... 18,24,36 74
Ueteriiout, Mrs. p.... 28 74
O'Oohno i. George It 21 '.2
O'Doiiin 11, P. J 12 50
O'pi nnell. p, ,1 g g
O'Donuell, P. J in 60
O'lDonnelL John, estats., u ti
o'Dounell, Aunts 7 ic
o'Donno I, A. P k 83
O'Donnell, A. P u 82
O'Donnell, P, p in 83
I I'Boy o. Mis. Mary f ,2
O'Boylq. James 30,31 ;o
O'Hoyle, A. F 6 7:1
()w lis, ,lo!in J 2 80
Owens, John J 11 si
daiil y, Henry ;i M
PowcU, Thomas, estate.., 8 0
Pries, Isaac IJ 7
Price, teaao in u
Pries, isa ia 2 14
Price. David II : n
I'riee, David II j
PoaTi 0, Mary I) 14 j
Phillips, Matthew 0 7.1
Phillips, Matthew is 7:;
I'oweii, Rodorick V is 7o
Palmer, c. s 1; 74
i' iilips, Thomas 1) 88 74
Pliilllpa Jane 20,21 s:
Protberoe, Henry 17 si
Paddnn, .ivhn Iii 7s
Powe 1. lnS and Liaaie 16 s;l
Beese, 'Ivan 12,22 in
Roberts, Henry i ps
Relehart, 1 U 88
Heh hait, Oatharlna (0 28
Hulls, Dennis 1 7,)
Honrs. W. B., estate.,,, 16 .1
Rlbhardaon, 11. It ), 1 71
RiiMnson, s. ll 211 71
Rohiuson, H. 8., S7
Bobvrtr, Mra Bliaaoeth,, 18 72
Rodda, John i7 73
Richards, fUlssbtn 14 74
itei sa, John k in 71
Reese, David 11. m fg
Kuan , Miebael 14 7s
Hvs( ni, John F 2n fi
Raagan, John 12 s;
Reagan, John 16 so
Koagan, John in h;,
Ruaao, P, J id sii
Ruaue, r .1 , 111 rs
Rhule. b i hard 1 si
Beat an, John 20 sh
Kellliuu. .lulm 21 M
Reagani . 1 15
Resgsn, Jbbn 2 15
Reagan, Joh.i ;i Q
Roekweil, Mart 0 8 2-t
Bt Mary s Half AsU' In 0
bl Mary's Paroehlai aeh'l l)pt2 7
Bi Mi ry's ro -lory 0, 7 7
Sullivan, Maty A 8 11
BittHMon, Alexander li 14
stull, biiinuer 1(1 ll
Bersbton sonool d s.il' t.. 17.18 14
Miiplos, 0 8 18
B ins, hstso, estaes 2,3, , is
Sims KiioB', estato 11 S2
; SI IO, Mrs. I). A 4 80
B,eaor, Mr - n. A 5 0 1 1)
eriuiton F. C. 1(. R.Oo. 117 28
Photten, Mr.-.. Margaret,, is ;i
01 .- Thomas 8 74
66 ( 0
Kama ol or.i r. Lot.
Sii:.. isn, v lilisia, ts&if. : 1,2
Blikn an, . illlam. eswi.. 4
Bllkman, William, eataio. il
MlUman, William, estate, 5,il
rillxivaii, Wiliism, osuti-. 7
l-illtiuf.u, Will am, .'-:,i... 11,15,10
bllkman, William, estata 10
lilkman, WlUlam, csUte.LI.8,4,8
Bslmon, Michael 12
Balmon, Ml bael Ml
Khimon, John Ml
BtSCO, I'.rs Anna " irS
bunny, Jam 's. estate 18
Tboinaa, BUaaostn 7
'i'h.nnus, John B 0,10
Thomaa alai aret ;i
Tlipiuas, Armit 5
Tie mi1. ., Armtt 8
Thomaa D, P., estate.... 8
Tlii.mui, D. P.. osiat.i 8
'1 homos, Danlei 4 71
'I bomsa Daniel 5 74
Thou. as, Tbomaa W 18 75
'I'reiliav.-ay, Jane n 1! 2 71
Tu l.,r, r.. i,. i-;.,, m fj
Thompson, Andrew i! 78
Timlin, Ji lui 18 80
Tkomsa, House, E.t 5 82
von fctnreb, Goltrqy, k'tl 5.6 (tU
V ii Btoroh, llliam 18 '.'t
voii Storch, William 17,18 28
Von Btoroh, William 31,22 2S
Vaughn, Mra M si 88
Vail, 11. .1 7 71
Walsh, Peter, Est 16 28
Walsh, Peter 27 23
Walsh, Pet r 28 28
Walsh, Peter 28
Walsh, Peter a).:! 28
White, Ivaae Pi 70
Whiie. Prank 22 SO
Westcott, Irwin 4 71
wintou, Mra I atbsrlne 1,6,6,7,8.0 7a
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2 07 10
2 68 .01
2 136 1 0
2 70 (0
8 180 (0
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2 66 1 0
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BUSINESS AND
HlOFESSIONAL
- aywv
1'1IKI I A.N?
G. 1SDUAK DRAM h u..Smi
ASH SLUOk.OM.-i.
r i.ii ii, ,0 avm
spruce street, Sivrautou, la. (Just op
pouito eoun-houso .Square.)
1
winton, Mis. I'alluiriiri.. 10
n intoa, Mrs. ('stbarlne, , 17 7.1
Winton, Mrs. O-ituorine.. 22 78
Wbifs, Norman H :;i
White. Walker, estate., 15 7
White, Walker. Pi 7
Wttllama ilaiinah 0 7
Williams, W. W 18 7
WilUsms, W. W in 14
Wi 1 atns, Thou, li 14 7
Williams, Th. s, J n 13
Williams, ThoS. Z. estate 4 l l
Williams, Thus. T 2 72
William-, Mr.-.. Jas 14 72
Williams, M sfatherino I 75
Williams, Mr C ilh -rill S 17 75
Williams, Henry P 22 75
Willtumt, W. it :.'" ll)
Wllluian, Mrs. Jas II 71
Wainh, Martin 20 70
Zle rl r. OTW 15 2(
Wo have also awarded drm ives ior nroncr
ty taken, Injured 0 destroyed, as follows:
Dam-
Lot.Blk.Wd. nes
Daniel I Lewis OA: 7 70 2t6TiO
Mlchaol I lvnn 25 70 2 711 00
Mrs. Mnvy llordon 10 80 2 (12 50
Patrick F. Gordon 11 o 2 28 00
Unless ex. o itlonsshall be (lied within thirty
days alt. r Ike filing ol the viewers' report the
sirou snail bueonllimed obsolutely.
1 . n i r, 1
01) .71
t-2 60
75 0 )
52 oil
III 50
2 15 6.)
2 72 (0
2 197 00
2 43 33
2 100 00
2 112 no
2 P4) IX)
2 87 00
2 85 00
2 21) 00
2 211 50
2 148 10
2 180 00
2 7S 511
2 58 51
2 118 00
1 5s 40
2 8.1 00
2 4il 80
40 HO
SO (1!)
711 10
70 0.)
01 uo
70 0i
72 10
(ill 00
i 00
77 60
75 00
78 00
62 10
68 00
68 00
Ii7 61
75 00
74 DO
188 4)
1) ,vn,f' NRLL. OHIee 201 Washington
tr,X a torUur gl"-"oe streut. ovur
a dfug etore, Resldeaoa 723 Vluest
SJCjS1? to 13 m. and 2 U4 oud'
t..iu to ,.,20 n. in. Sunday, 2 to ii v. m.
rtB. W, U ALLEN, Offlco cor. Laui.
V wanna and Waehinyton aves.: over Leou
SM Shoe stortl oUico hours. 10 to 12 a. m. and
w"-r..p;tom;UrWBlw at rmiaou &u
l)it!?.UtlHl:- V':lcllr" nmitci' t.riis.
SllJiS w ' f'5'8" Lur No3 and Throat;
o lice U. Wyomhigave. Kcsidouco, 52J Viue
jli L.M. GATK8, 126 Washiii,ton Avenuj.
,.s J-bee hour SWSa.m., l.uoto S and I
to s j.. m. Residence JOOMadisoa avtnus
jo 1 1 L. W IC N XZ, -M. p.rOmcoV M'TnTsT
i (commonwealth buUdlng: resldunca 711
Madlaonavei oflleo hours. 10 to 11 2 to 1 J to
8; Hmiduys 2.80 to 4 cvoninRs at resldenco. A
rpociaity made of dweasss of tho eye, ear. nouj
snd throat and gynecology.
LAWVKRS,
1 v'Ai-k 6 Law ttI1J -'oll.;atloa of
. Ilcc1 , r,o. 817 Bpruco St., opposite Forost
House. Scrunton, f'a.i collections a eneel.iltv
.... .... vulil j . cuuscuana a specialty
throuKhout Pennsylvania; roliablo corresr.oud-
snta in evorv I'nm.iv
.1 lu?LL :l " ,!;A-'". Attorneys and Counsel.
WaXfimavT TK'cT'1'1
Horace E. FtAsn,
Y. 11. U ESSII p. J1L
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF li J,
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Ant'.rarltn roal usod exclusively, insurini
cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TAHIX IN amOt MAY 20, IBM,
Trains leave Her&nton for Pittston, Wilkes.
Barre, eto.. atsai. 0.1.5, 11210 :i. , 12.,. 200.
rffi J'W P m' Bnndaya 0.00 a, in.,
LOO, 2. lo, . .10 p. 111.
Por Atlantic City. 8.20 a. m.
For New York, Newark nnd Elisabeth, B i0
feiiiresa) a. rn., 12.50 (eaproSS with Uulfot
parlor car;, ii.iio (express) p. iu. Sunday. 2.1j
p. m.
Foil LIAUCD ClICNK, AtLBSTOWV, BsTHLa
tiKM, Lasto and I'nn.AHEi.i'in.i, 8. ij m.
'- "-, ,&- (except rhiladelpliiu; p. ul
Sunday, 2 15 p. m. r--v y
For Lono Uiiahcu, Ocean Qnovs, etc at
6.20 a. m., 12.&Jp. in.
F'or Ueadina, Lohuuon and Harrishurir, via
Allentown, 8.20 a. m., 12.50, 5.00, v.m. Buuday.
ale p. m. J
For Pottsville, B.iOa. m 12.(0 p, m.
lleturiitnB leave New York, foot of Libortr
im"?--?,"' at.ulu (SPross) a. m
l.io, l.oO. 4.J0 (express with Uullet parlor carl
p. m. Sunday, 01 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Headlne. Terminal 0.QJ
m-, 2.00 and 4.3) p. m. Sunday, U.27 a. m,
I brouah tickets to all poiuts at lowost ratoi
may bo had un application iu advauco to the
ticket uifoiit at thu station.
11. P. BALDWIN,
J. n. OUIAUSEN. Agents
Gen. SuDt.
.TOH.N IIAKKHI.
UVI-.N D, JOHN8,
Boranton, Pa., June it, itoi.
Viewers.
P"5
n n
! mra
iS
rti 1 j n . r mn
rnk of Scranton.
ORGANIZED 1872.
1
SURPLUS
mm
Tills bonk r.ffou to depositors ever
facility wucratitedbv Hitir balanees, buit
in-ss mid resuoiistblllty,
S-WrO'l S I, ,, II.... fM , I.N.IHU. u
counts. Interest ..i.i ou time deposits,
IVII.11.VM COKNUMi, President,
SUtt H, At MX Vice. President
WILLIAM If, PUCK, 4.iihlic.
D1UECTQB8,
William Connell, Oeorss IT, 'atiin,
Alfred llnnll, Jumcs Aronbald, Henry
Clin, jr., AVilituui S -uilli Lutlier
V. itl l.e
THE
Haticnal Mi cf Scraotoi
CBOAK1ZBD ls
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000,
BAMUEL niNE8,lPresluont
. W. WATSON, ice Preaident
A. li. WILLlAils, Cashier.
DMSCTOUBi
Airnt. niKBs, jambs 3i' E ran n A as,
invino A. FtnoH, Piancs E Fiauir,
JoaBPII J. J::iiMvt. W. s. KiiMKitiiii.,
cn.'.s, p. UATinnwa John x. Ponxaa.
V. W. WATSO.V.
PROMPT, LNLRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This Punk invites tbo patronaja of Lusinsss
men and Brsas generaliy.
2 Ti ri
2 06 Oil J0S& o n
CainsnaEyis.
8sa
:' 811 0 I
1 11:.' 1.0
A7r htlVA 1 '1 rr-. f - n . 1 , .
. m . v. viu.i,u J -1 noil.
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer. !
Finer Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, a-e what
will recommend them to our
patrons,
GLOBE WAREHOlfS
PITTSTON. PA.
The GENUINE New lTtiven
"lioskl" Pianos
ESTABLISHED 1SG0.
New York Warerooins No. 80
Fifth Avenue.
W1LI.ARD WAHULN .
iiej saun uonnsaion
t.uil.-iiiiir, Washineton av.
KMAPP, Attor-
neys and Coansslora at Law, Itepabiican
.Scranton. Pa.
pAT-mtMON A WILCOX, Attorneys and
J- Counsellors at Law; otlices 0 and B Library
buildnii:, KcrantoD, lJa.
KpeWBLL H. PATT3IIS0B.
" 1 1 1.. . ii. ilco.X.
v.4 afM a
MUM an
lkr"
A LUihUHANl). WILLIAM J. HAND. At
jil rorneys snd ConnsolPira Comiuonivealth
Imilnlmr. Booms 10. SO and SI
W IinBL'YL?' At,t,or"ey-a;-Lnw.Nos.i9 ana
'' 20- rr Jjuilijjnir. Washington avenue.
" niar Va .
t.H U. BEELy Law nftlc.a I,. Pinna
liuildini:, UM Wseblngton ayeana
L'-ILVNKT. OKaLL, Attorney at U Iioom
f , Af1 irxii! "2g Serantnn. Pa.
C H. VOX hi OUCH. I ton iy.. CJLaqnr2
FAidiiiiW OAKlfOBl), Attorney at Uw.
V. - ' W ! ' O.u.monw.-altt ViV.
Sn..,1.' 25512 Attorney aiW
MJmce. jllTjiiiruee.t.Seriinton. Vo,
I A. WAlllKS, Attoriuy at L,
AMCMwrane son., neranton. Pa.
V- smith. ConnseUor at Lsisr. i)!1.-n
. rooms ai. m Qommonwsslta baUdlna
Vj it' 1'1':';,"tH,- Attorney at Law. Com
v. monvea.tliJ)iilIninif Scrantou, fa.
WMLUVH, SU Boraas st.
I ) iJffEHSf AtW"5-Losn9 no,o
XJ. tinted on rati est,. to icuritv.i:( Snr..
t. nuniiii, AUornol
u esningsveane, (ieiant
Altornuv at-aw, UO Wy
n.
81 litfoi.
StSPSt f TUK VAtKA WANNA. Koran:
I J ton. Pa., prepares boys and clrls forcolleas
or buMnen: lhorotiehly It Bin j fotUg cilild -el
Latalojfuo at rey aoat.
Rnr. Thomas M. cam
WAtTBB II. Et;i,u
XI IBB WORCEBTEB'B K1HDBBOABTBH
.'i and BeliooL 412 Adsms arenas. fapiU
reeel-eO st ail times. :Ccxt term will opon
111 .Nils,-,
"' C. LAOllAC'H, burgeou IJeutist, No, llj
v-; . wyowina ay
it. Hi KTHATTOl
LOANS.
rpiii! UEI'CBi.IC Saving and Loan Also
x .elation win loan you money on easOr tonus
and p:(y you better on InTestmsnt than any
0Oer assooUtlon: Cai! on B, N. OALL-N-l-'l-
' flank building
BKKDR.
GK. OLaRK & CO., Beeasman. Floristi
iind Nurserymen; store UO Wnshinzfm
ayonnsi green hi,us,iiJio onii Muin aysnnei
store telepiiotie ?SS.
TGA8.
GRAND UNION TEA CO., Jonn
Wiui; m in:: ns.
JOB. KITETTEL, Oil Lackawimna aventH
L!;,,.;1 1 ' r of Wire Screens.
IK) rEU AND KKSTABttANTA
ffm WESTMINSTER, UUU Wromtat'
l ave. KiMim ; tiUid with steam: all moif
rn Improvem enia. c. M. i'kumaw. Pron.
rrn KLK CAFE, 12i nnd 127 FrnnUin ave
a nue. nates reasonable.
. KZiKOLElt. Proprietor.
iiraXNTEB HOTEL
J O- 8CfiC, Manager,
bivtceotb street ono block east o( ilroadway.
at Union Square, Now Yor
Aasrtesnjllan, SiiSOp.-r diiyand upward.
ClOYNK HOUBE. Lurupean pUnt ood
' rooms. Open day aud uik-Ii5. Ear ' sup.
plied witu tin) beut
P. H. row P.. rrorrl-tor.
L. A W
s
, .. .... .... .v ,. . .r
eengor depot. Conduced on tho Enrarin
I Ian. Vn run K'i-oh. Proprietor
rjUAND C-NTBALi " 'ihe -tkoiT and-bast
VJ auiiinpo.l hot ul in Allentown, Pa.; rats
tS and fit.) oer day.
VlCToit D. PAiiNrn, Proprietor.
AKCMITKCTK.
AV1B A HOtPt, Arobitseta Booms 2i.
Mi nnd 3 Coii -.nonwealth li'ld'e. Kerentea
L. WALTER, Architect, Library uaiid
inc. Wv ..mine oveuue. Herer.tou.
L. BROWN. Areh P. Arrhlti-et, Prlee
lmildinj.123 .ishluton Ave.,Sciantor.
StlSCKLLAKXOm
UAUEB'B ORCHESTRA -MUS1U j,-0H
JJ balls, pioi.ica parties, receptions, wnd
lilnirn and concert work fiirnf'hcl. For terms
address U. J. Baser, condootor, ut Wyoming
ave., over Hulbort's music store.
OKTON I). SWAUTS-WHOLESALE
lumber, Price liuildin,'. Scranton, Pa.
MEQAROBB BROTHEBH, PR1NTBR8'
Bitpplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warebonsa 100 Washingtoa ave., Scranton.
Pa.
TMlliTV.'S I.IVKUV 1IW1 i
J first cIssh can iiit-er IX L. FOOTS, Agt
Funeral Director nnd Embalr uer.
1?RAME P. BROWN CO.. WHOLE
if sale dealers in OOdwsre, Cordage and
Olj Oloth, TM W. Lacknvranna aTenue.
(,' ZBA PiNN ft BONTjTbaMers endcoirtrii
i.i tors. Yards: Corner (Jli re st. and Adanu
live; corner Ash st. l".d Penn ay. .Scranton.
THB
x . i
s naicner
IE THE BCST. Get priess ami
see Ihe ltirnace and be eon
viueed. A full line of HEAT
ERS, Appello and Gauss Door
Bangea
CONLAN'S HARDWARE
PITTSTON, TA.
Ladies Who Valuo
Atsiinca complexion must use rossoni's :w-i
Iler. It prodnoss a s.:rt and beautiful skin.
DELAWARE AND 1IUD
SON RAILROAD.
Commencing May SO, 1892,
trains will run ua loliowi:
Trains leave Bridco Stront
Station. Boranton, tor Pitts
ton, WilUes-Harre.ote., N.IK),
ftvi, e.ii, lu.Ka. in., l'ilti,
1.25, 2.88. 4.10. &.1A IMS. u IS
and .1 . p. m.
For Now York and Phlla
rTeitihin H (li .n I . la .:
188, 4.11 and 11.30 p. m. ' '
For Honesdaio (from Delaware, Laekawaoae
or.d western depot;, i.oj, s.3u, id.h, a.m.. livi
I r, 5.10 p. m.
For ('arboteialo and intermsdlnte stations
6.40, 7 00, t.;!0, lO.Wa. m., 12.0D m.,ii.l7. 3.,5 in,
8.B snd 8.88 p. in.; from L-riugo htrout DsooL
2.IU u. m.. '.'.ITand 11 .15 r. in. 4
Fiut express to Aib:.ny, Saratoga, tbe Adi
rondack Mountains, Boston and New England
points, 5.4(1 . m., errivm at Albany 111.43.
BaraiOga 'l.Vi p. m., and learing Scranton at J
p. m., arriving at Alt.nuv ut 8.5('p. m., Sara
t fa. I'iii a. in . and 11 iston, 7.0) a. m.
Tne only direct routo between tho coal fieldl
and Boston. "The Leading Tourists' Route
of America" to the Adirondack Mountain re
Sorta Lak'.a Ueoriie aiW Cham plain, Montreal,
etc.
Tliao tal.lej showing local and through train
service between staaonS OU all divisions Dela
ware and Hudson system, may bo 6b::imod at
ell Delawaro ami Hudson ti -Uet offices.
11. 14. YUUNU, J. W. BUM-IOC
Bccond Vlco Proaldont (len. Pats. Act,
.MAY 18, ISJ1.
Train lraves Scranton for PnHadSlpbla and
N' -w York via. U. II Ii K. at s a.m.. 18.10,
2.15.1 and ll.i(5 p. in via I) , L. & W. R. U , (i JO,
E08,llJ)a. m..anJ 1.80 p. is.
I.aave Scranton for Pittston nnd Wllj
Barre via I).. L & W. R. R 0.0J, 6 0S, 11 )
si m , 1.8). 3.61. 6,07. '. ' i. m.
Leave Scranton for White Haven, Huzloto:),
Pottsrille and all pointi on the Heaver
Ucodow and Pottsville brauebes, viaL. a-W,
V..6S0s.m via D. & li it. R. at S a.m.. 1110,
ii.:W, 4.K, p.na , via U.. L. Y. it. B 8.1)0, s.m
li.2ila.in 1.30. 8.80 p.m.
Leave scranton for Dethlehem, Easton,
Reading, Harrisburg and all intermediate
p-lntH via 0. i- II. It, B.,8 a m .12.10. i. li. ILH
fo.ro., via D., L. W. U.lt..ti.uo,S.Oo, iUMa in
L80 p.m.
Leave scranton forTunkbaitnook, Towan 1 1,
Elmira. Itbaoa. Oonova and all iuterm-!i it i
po:nts via I), ti li. U.R.,M 7 s ra.. U 10 and IVU
p. in., via D. L. W. It B 8.04 a.mnL80p, ID.
Loave Scranton for Kochaster, ll.iifalo. NI
sgara Palls, petro4L Chteaato and allpoliti
west via D. & U. R. R.. 0.07 t,.m.,K 10,t.l."..11.8i
p. ro , via D. L. A W. R. It, and Pittston
Junction, e.OS a. to,, 130, 8 .; I p. in., via E. fi! W.
U.K.. 8.11 p. rn.
For Elmira and th we.t via Pal intWO L ri
p. a, U. it. B. 8.07a,-., b.io.e.i.i p. m . via u,
L. ft V. H.lt. ,8.08a.m., l.;w nod 0.'7 p. in.
Pullman p.u lor .nid Bleeping o.- L. V. chair
ears on all trains between L. & it. Junc:ion or
Wilkes-Barrs and New York. Phfiadidpaia
Buffalo and Buspen'-ion Bridge.
BOLLIN 11. WILBUR, Qon. Sups. Bast DIv.
0HA8, S, LRE. Qsn. Psss. t. Phils .Pi.
AW.NONNEMACHEB.Ass't .u.P.i. Aff't,
South Bethlehem. Pa.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AlsD
Wi STERN' RAll KiiAl)
Trains leave Scranton as foilowst I7xpr.i
for New York and all Points East. 1.40,
alt, 8.0U and .6s a m.i Ian and 8.80 pi in.
Express lor Easton, TroutLn. Pblladelpbta
and tne South, D.li, 8.00 and 0.5 1 a. iu.; U.jJ
and 8.50 p. nt
Wasbington and way rtntions, 8.55 p. m,
Tobyhannn aecomtnodatlon, 10 p. m.
Expr ss tor Bingbamton. uswi . Elmira,
7'oru;iig, ilath. DsnaviUo, Unuit Morris and
Bulfalo. 1110. 1! 15 a. m. n-d 1 21 n. ir... m:ikin
close connections at Buffalo to all pjiuts In i.j
West. Northwest nnd Southwest.
Bath accommodation, H a m.
Bingliauitoa and way alatioi.s, U.87 p. ra.
Nicaol.ou accommodaVioa, at 4 p, m. and
C 10 p. m,
Bingbamton and Elmira F.spros. 8.05 p. ro.
Express for Oprtland, Syracuse, Osive.-o,
Utica and RichB.U Springs, ii.ll a. in. and bill
p. IU.
ltliaca. 2.15 and Bath i'a. ro and 151 p. ra
For N oi tbiunbcrland, Pittston, Wiikosl'.arra
PlymoUtn, liloomsburg mil Danville, making
closo eonneotiOBa at Nortiiuinlvrlaud for
wttUaaisport, Harrtsbnrg, Baltimore, Waste
ington and tho Sov.t-h.
Nortbnmberland .-nd intermediate stations,
COO. .5 a. m. and L8t and ti.07 p, m.
NauticoBe ana intermediate stations. 8.0J
and LSI a m Plymonth and iut.irmodUti
Stations, 3.5i)an'l 8.5: p. W. . ,,
i'ulliiiau parlor and bleeping coaches on ali
SSDrssS trains. .... . ,
For detailed lnforn-atlnn. POCXettim talv.'ss
etc., apply to M. L. smith, cily ticket oulia,
8B Lawmwaanaayenne, or depot ticket omce.
l l!AT.N HIVII0M.
la nAect .Ineunrv SSlli, I -I'l.
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aii Indus nro dully except Sunday.
1. nlv'iilfles that trains stop ou bl,rual tor pas
isfiisjerH.
Aadiiioiisi trains leave Gar bo ad ale (or Boraas
ton 1.10 and 0,15 p. m., arriving at Sctantou 1.35
kind 7.00.
bi avc Boranton for oarbondate b.bo nnd s.so
aritv in at Cartwtidsla at 7.81 snd 'j.i." p. m.
MCine ratis via uutarlo a western before
Surchaslng ib lcola and save money. Pa;, and
ilngt Express to tho s-cst.
.T. C. Anderson, Oen. Pass Agt,
V. Iftmuolt, Slv. rabs, Agt. BOI anton, Pa.
PUIS AND WVoailill VALLEY HAIL,
VJ ROAD
Train leave Hcranton for Now Y'ovk and In
tvmicdiate, jmints on the Erie railroad at s 3i
iu in. aud VM p ro. vAlso for lLmesdule,
llawUiy and local points at ll 35, 0.45 a,m .una
i-U p m.
JlH the abovs uro through trains to and
from Boneedala
Au iiilditlnnnl train leaves Berantin for
Lake Ariel at 8.83 p.m. and arr.vos at Scran
ton from the L iko at S 41) a m and 7..'li p.m.
Trains loavo for Wilkos-Karro at 0.1,1 a. ia
and 3.41 p. ni.
G. C. BICKER & CO.,
Sole dealers in this section.
OFFIl'U-lil Adams Ave., Tolephono BT'd'e
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CQ
BCHAHTOK AND Wil.V E-11A RKIC I'A.. aiANUFAl-'TUKEUS i-J
Locomotives anil Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY,
Geueral 0ii:e, SCll ANTON, VX