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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 19, 1894.
v3 El
BALL
rauton Wius a Game from Manager Wit
man's Reading Aggregation.
ASTON DEFEATED BY HARRISBDRG
I ain Prevented the Final Innings Be
tween Altoona and Allentown with
the Score a Tio Pottsvillo Defeats
Hazbton Standing of the Clubs.
Summary of the Day's News in
Sporting Circles Basa Ball, Bi
cycle, Racing and Miscellaneous
Outdoor Amusement Notes.
"33
Statu L 'nijue Tiiise
Hall club remain
zj St -J djja DDohtngod n thu re
Cr&r$ JJl salt of yesterday's
contests. Harris
burg witU 1MB Again
defeated Manatier
I'urk'it EmIou cou
tinieiit, and Scran
ton evened up uiat-
?rs with llDiiditiK t'V defeating thein
: i the second gnuie Thegms between
. Jtoona and Allentown bad to be called
: t the end of the aixcb inning ou nc-
Hint of rain with the score a tie. The
otUville-Uazloton uuiue was an old-
: ttbioued slungiug mulch, iu which
it former won easily.
. The following table gives tho per
i jntage of the olabt, togethor with tho
I umber of gainer won and lost by each,
i n I their standing in the championship
I ice;
Wou. Lost. Per C't.
Harrlrturg 27 8 .771
Allentown SI 14 .fics
H.izleton 18 18 .848
Heading 18 18 ,803
Beranton io vj .457
Altoona 13 IS ,41'J
Pottsville n is .3so
Eiistoa 7 22 .241
SCHEDULE FOB TODAY.
i nranton at PottsvlMt.
Kastim at Altoona.
Allentown at Harrlsburp;.
Uazletou at Heading,
-
WE WIN THE SECOND GAME.
crantou Takes thi Last of the Two
Games ut Rsudlnir.
Fvtdal I" the Hcrimlon Tribun.
READINO, Jnne 18. Scrauton won
iday by error on thu part of the home
layers, that lookd as though they
ere intentional. In the fifth inuing
Chodps was hit on the right arm by u
atted ball and disabled. Johnson
-'hi substituted and kept the visitors
i own to four hits. L"amon's dropping
i f a lly ball in tho seventh and Torrey
i in being canjht at first in the eighth
i .ive the visitors the gams.
The foataro was the brilliant run
1 ing catch by Hogan in the ninth
wing of a high flv that looked good
or three bases. Score:
READING.
u. u. ro. A. E.
Tiller, If 0 0 1 0 0
.eunion, cf fl 1 2 0 1
' orreyson, lib 0 1 1 8 0
ieanmont, lb l 8 11 o o
.eury, 3b 0 1 0 . 4 0
list ace, ss 2 1 2 3 1
. ones, rf 2 2 1 0 0
"X.c 1 4 0 1
boadet, p l 8 o o o
ubnson, p 0 1 u 1 0
Total.
7 15 23 11 3
SCRANTON.
II. II. PO. A. E.
egnn, c. f 1 1 2 i) 0
.'etzel, ss 2 2 1 5 0
atcben, c 1 2 4 2 0
tnltz, L f 1 0 1 0 0
helnn, 2b. 1 1 3 4 1
Intsey, lb... 0 2 15 0 0
fatlake, 3b 0 0 1 4 0
ogers, r. f 0 1 0 (I 1
lauaghan, p 2 2 0 1 0
Total 8 11 27 18 2
Hogau out on trapped ball.
eadlng 0 2083000 0-7
1 cranton 1 0804010 z 8
Earned runs-Kandino. 5: Scrantou St
wo-base hits Eiitare, Pbuli-n. Throe
mo hits Hogan. Flanagan. Home run
"lies.. Total base bits Reading, 10;
nranton, 10. Left on oases Reading 'j;
i cranton, (I. Double plan Eustncc, Tor
syson and Beanmont; Phalon and Jlas
lyj Wetzel. Phalonand Maatey, Ba's on
alls Off Rboadeo. 2; off Flanagban, 4.
It by pitched bail Wetzel. Struck oat
y Rlioadp-,2; by Johnson, 2; by Flanagan,
Sacrifice Eustace, Jmes, Hasan,
balsn. Tune Two hours. Umpire limn.
(tendance TOO,
OTHER STATE LEAGUE GAMES.
At llarrisbnrc
nrrisbnarg.,1 n 3 s 3 0 0 2 214
toaton 8 0 3 l 0 '0 0 0 2-0
Hits Harrisbnrg, 22; Easton, 14. Br
ra Harriibnrg, 2; Easton, 1. Batteries
Armstrong and Smink; Kimball and
ate. Umpire Mitchell.
At Altoona
Itoona 1 10030-
llentown.... 1 I 1 0 1 1 5
Bits Altoona, S; FAllentown, 7. Errors
-Alfroiio, ' 5; Allentown, o. Batteries
f it nud Cote; Baldwin and Slllligan.
'mplre Corcoran, Unnio called on nc
euiit of rain.
At Pottsvillo
ottvllle 1 2 8 8 3 1 S 1 0-25
Lasleton 8 0 0 2 1 8 3 0 410
Bits PpttsyiUf, 32: Basleton.'lO. Er
irs Pottsville, 6; Hazloton, 5. Battorim
-McCoacli, Claire and Potts; J. Ely,
harp aud Jioore.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburfr MorniDggame.
ittsburg 8 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 20
onisville 2 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 28
Hits Pittsburg, 14; Louisville, 12. Er
rs Pittsburg, 81 Louisville, 5. Batti-r-s
Cbleolongn and Mack; Knell and
hirlo. Umpire Hurst.
Afternoon game.
ittsbnrg 1 2 0 2 2 0 1 8 x 11
ouisville 0 00000 10 01
Hits Pittsburg, 18; Louisville, 7. Er-rs-Pittsburg.
0; Louisville, 3. Batter
fc Killen and Merritt; Monafoo, Kuell
nd Grim. Umpire Hurst.
At Now York
'uw York....!) 01000 0 001
hiladelpbia..O 0400000 04
Hits New York, 4; Philadelphia, ft Er
)rs Now York. 4; Philadelphia, 1. Bat
Ties Meekin aDd Enrrell; Weyhing and
rradr. umpire Stage.
Daogerous Use of Strong Purgatives.
Pills and purgatives which act
uickly upon tho bowels, irritate
Mid destroy the mucous linings
1' the stomach and bowels. A
on tinned use of such remedies
attained the stomach and bowels.
' In.' use of the genuine importef
larlsbad Sprndel Salt is highly
('commended because it action is
'tie solely to its solvent and slim
dating properties without irri
ating tho stomach. Uest results
; re obtained when out-door exer-
ise can be had. Obtain tho gen
due imported artiuio only.
At I'.oston Moruing game
Boston 1 C III II II 5 S 0 x 24
Baltimore.... 8 usooiois 7
Bits Boston, 22; Baltimore, 16. Erroru
Boston,!); llahimore,3. Hattories Stivetts,
Smith and liuuzel; .Mull.ine, Inks, Robin
son and Clurk.
At Uostou Afternoon Game
Boston 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 1 0 7
Baltimore 4 0 0 2 2 0 U 1 0 9
Hits Boston 14, Baltimore 13. Errors
Boston a, Baltimore 8. Batteries Nichols
and Ryan; McMahon, Hawkeand Robin
sou. Umpire Bmalie,
At Cleveland
Clevelaud 0 2 8 1 3 211
Chicago 3 0 0 1 0 03
I Hltt Uereland 12, Chicago 7. Errors
GUyela&d o, Chicago s. Batterlea Young
and Zimnier; JlcGiil and Schrivor. Um-
j piro Lynch,
At Washington"
Wublngton.,8 i l o o o l o l 0
Brooklyn 1 1 2 8 0 0 3 1 x-10
Hits Washington, 0; Brooklyn, 13. Er-
I rors Washington, S; Brooklyn, 3. Bat-
, terieg Mercer, Sulilvan nud McGuiro;
Stein, Kennedy and Liviley. Umpire
I UcQoaid.
At St. Louis
' St. Louis 0 00 2 0011 0-4
I Cincinnati.... 0 82100200 8
Hits St, Louis, 10; Cincinnoti, 15. Er
rors St, Louis, U; Cincinnati 2. Batteries
I Hawley. Brtitenstcin and PeitasJ Dwyer
, and Vuughu. Umpire- O'Rourko.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Troy, Si Wilkes- Barro, 0. Tho game was
given to Troy by the umpiro at the end of
the linn Inning, Tho score then stood
Troy, 0; Wilkes-Barro, 0.
Byraouae, 12; Biugbumton, 3.
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Boswcll, one of tho University of Penn
sylvania pitchers, has sigued with tho
Cincinnati League team.
Bob Allen, the Phillies' short 6top and
Gold captain, is ou tho sick list and will
not be uble to play for a mouth.
Manager Barnie, of the Louisville club,
would like to secure the services ofPitoher
Meaney and Centre Fielder Wright, of tho
Hun isourg club.
Hidden, of tlio Chicagos, made seven
hits, with a total of nineteen, iu the three
Boston-Chicago games, including four
homo reus. Irwin made four bits iu the
series and they were all homo runs.
Captain Comiskey, of tho Cincinnati
Leuguo team, bus been instructed to re
lieve Latham of tlio captaincy and got
buck into the game himself. Outfielder
McCarthy will bo released to Indianapolis.
A Harrisbnrg dispatch, in explaining the
sale of Meaney, the Capital city's crack
pitcher, to Louisville, says it is whispered
In that city that tho State League's condi
tion is not as healthy as it might be.
Tho Electrics lost their second game sf
this season to the Athletics of Miuookn, ou
Saturday, by a score of 0 to 4. It was a
pretty game aud a h rd fought oue. Wat
kins, of tho Electrics, by his wilduoss, con
tributed to the defeat of Taylor 's "pets.''
Tho base ball team of St. Thomas' col
lege accept the challenge of tho Murray
Hills, jr., of Plttston, and will meet them
this alternoon on Scrantou grounds. Tho
visitors will please call at the college bo
fore going to tho grouuds. P. J. Behind,
manager.
The laboring men of the Oxford mines
have Organised base ball club. W. Daly
is caplaiu and Havid Bavies manager. A
second teum witu Johu Drumming cap
tain and Johu .Connolly mnuager has been
formed. The two teams will meet ou drst
idlo day.
Pitcher Brown, of Baltimore, stand in
a fair way to be suspended. He sent word
to Manager Haulou that he was ill aud
oould not report ut tho ground for several
days. Mr. Huulou is dissatisfied because of
several previous absences of Brown. Ho
-ays the young pitcher does not ssom to
know the proper road to ndvuucomuut aud
development.
The clerks of Taylor challomrod a ball
club from tho Price library. The latter
accepted and arranged a team that would
swipe the earth with the "counter jump
ers." The clerks then backed down aud
wanted to go outside of their number for a
team. Tho result is that tho Library boys
will play the clerks md no one else, and
that the club will bo comprised of mem
bers of the association. Two teams from
the Library have now been arranged, who
win nave n irienuiy game next week. TUB
I Library Ball team is composed of Gord n,
I catcher; G. Davis, pitcher: D. Davis, first
base; J. Richard, second base; T. Francis,
I thud bnso; J. Davis, short stop; A Ur
I welder, left field; D. Harris, couter held;
I Tubbs, right Held; reserves, E. Watkius,
I Daviu Harris, Henry Howulls.
I RflCINGlTJILKES-BARRE.
Annual J p i: If Iff jeiing Commences at
West 8!do Park Today.
ffjSCfoi to the Scrantou TVj&imfl.
Wili;!CS-Uauue, Juue IS. Tue an
imal spring race meeting will com
mence at West Side Park tomorrow
I and promises to be the most important
i ever hold liere. Tho entries thus fur
made guarantee that tho sport will be
! unusually good. Hildas the regular
t paciug und trotting events there will
be a number of running races that
promise to be very exoitiug, as all the
flyers are good ones.
Lli Ager, of Hcranton, has two good
horses stabled at the park, Mausou E,
a large bay gelding, who will stretch
himself in the 2.25 pace, and Scrauton
Delle, a pratty brown mare, entered in
tho 2 19 trotting roco. Shj is by His
Wortb. dam Maggie Clay by ILirry
Clay, he by imported Australian.
FITZ3IMMQNS HAD THE BEST OF IT.
I His I ig-ht with Choyuski Stoppsd in lhe
Fifth Round.
Boston. June IS The fight between
: Bob Fitzsunmons and Joe Choynski
tonight was stoppol in the fifth round.
Clioyuslti was jjroggy and would prob
ably haV't been knocked out had tho
fight continued.
In the third, Choynski landed heav
ily on Fitaiimmons jaw, flooring him
and making him groggy. Lob got up
and fougiit on the defensive, until the
round closed. Fitzsiintnons afterwards
had the best of the fight. It was de
clared no contest.
LOCAL BICYCLE NOTES.
The bids for privileges will bo recnivod
by the committee soon. The privileges
are very valuable and there will no doubt
bo some spirited bidding,
All tho contests will bo short, sharp and
exciting, and without doubt tho largest
crowd ever assembled nt the park will bo
present to witness tho events.
Large numbor of persons witneis tho
practice Of members nt the Driving park
overy evening, rno uoys nro netting into
good sliapo and it is gratifying to note
their enthusiasm.
After reading of Titus' groat feat at
Rockvllle, Conn., on Saturday, people will
be anxious to seo his performance in this
city on July 4. TitUB is rapidly forging to
the front and may bo exp.-cted to do guod
work hero.
IT. B. Cbnfco, vico president of the Scran
tou Bicycle club, is uttending tho annual
meet of tho Connecticut division of the
League of American Wheelmen, which is
being held 111 Bridgeport Mr. Chase is
chairman of the committee having in
churge tho races on July 4, when the
twelfth fu mini moot of tho Scrantou club
occurs. Ho my find now attractions
during his trip to give tho meet,
One thing that tho Sornnton club should
insist on is that the grand gtiind at the
Driving park bo placed in respectBblo con
dition befoio the Fourth. The is no reason
why the present ramschockle should longer
remain as it is. Of course the club intends
to erect a stand capable of seating 2,000
porsons, but this does not relieve the direc
tors from their responsibility. There will
be present men and women, not from this
state alone, but from several states, and
there should bo sufficient pride in those
CHOLERA INFANTUM HERE
Babies Beginning to Die of
This Dread Disease.
Summer Disorder that Kills the
Infants Comes Early.
The Prompt Use of Lactated Food
Is Becomm ended to Mothers.
The summer be
gins early this
year, and cholera
infantum, tho dread
disease that causes
half the funerals
in Juno and July,
lias appoared iu
mine places almost
like an epidemic.
Mothers should
foid their babies upon lactated food.
Physicians all over the country say it
is the most vatuaMeJuieaus nt their com
mand for tiding children over the dan
gerous days of summer, as a preventive
of cholera infantum, and ns 11 steady
diet all the year round for making
sickly children grow sturdy.clear-eyed,
happy and full of animation.
"Lactated food babies" has como to
ineun those solid, rosy-cheeked, bright
little fellows who have never known a
day of serious illness.
Says B. Frank Penny of the New
Bedford, Mass., Standard:
''.Shortly after our baby Willie was
boru he had a severe attack of sickness
with symptoms of cholera infantum.
Wo tried various foods aud remedies,
but ho grew thinner every day
until we bogan to despair of saving his
life. Finally a friend recommendod
lactated food, and we began using it.
The effect wus extremely gratifying.
He began to grow better at once, und
in a short time ho was fat and strong
and the vory picture of health. We
have fed him on lactuted food ever
since, and ho bus not boeu eiok a single
day."
who control the pnrk to soe. that they go
away from here with a good impression of
Scrauton's ability to entertain and accom
modate large crowds. The track is among
the best iu tho country uud several of tlio
racers who were huro last year say that
they would rather race upon it than npon
any track upon which they had yet trlod
their skill. Let tho directors get together
and do somcthiug to inako tho grand stand
u creditablo one.
OF INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.
rnuliue Hall, tho handsomo opera singer
has become more of u bicycle enthusiast
tlinn ever. She says Bbo prefers her steed
of steel to the llnest thoroughbred she ever
saw, aud that she passes uiauy delightful
hours riding it,
Sanger, In speaking of his d"foat by
Johnson in the ono-milo opeu event ut
Rochester last Wednesday, suid that as
usual Johnson would not set any of the
pace, but followed close on to his, Sang
er's, whoel and made a jump ut tho finish,
crossing the tape first.
John S. Prince, the vetoran professional
bicyclist, has been engaged by the Green
wich wheelmen of Now York to trsia
their ridors for the forthcoming tourna
ment on Manhattan field. The first of
these races will be held June 127, under tho
auspices of tho Leuguo of American Wheel
men. At Rochester, Sanger, aftor riding in
three races, rotlred to his tent and
chungod his raciug clothes preparatory to
leaving the track, as ho wns feeling un
well. Ho was ordered out lu tho quad
ruple race, however, and was obliged to
ride in bis street clothes, as Chairman
Raymond, who was present, threatened to
disqualify him if he did not rido.
Charles Culver, in speaking of tho in
juries received by Taxis nt PI sin field,
June says that they liuve not proved as
serious as it was fltst feared. Tho ear,
which was nearly torn off, is rapidly heal
ing, while the teeth which Taxis broke in
bis full he is hnving built out witn gold.
Taxis nt present is at his home iu Phila
delphia and Culver expects that he will
Join the team next woek.
Nino wheelman broke last year's fastest
record for twenty-live miles at tbe annual
ronU race of the Detroit wheelmen at
Hollo Isle Saturday afternoon. John
Bchaffer won the race iu 1.10.50 with a
8-mlnnt0 handicap. The record of W. 11.
Hulbort of 1. 10.56, which was tho fastest
previously made, was broken by W. W.
Urant and George Grant, whose time was
1,0.20 and 1.0.36 13.5. Seven others
broke tho record.
NOTES OF RACING EVENTS.
Two classic turf events will bo docldod
this week tho Suburban nt Bbaepshead
Bay on Thursday, and the American
Derby at Chicago, on Saturday. Tho Su
burban promis.-H to be a great ruce. If
Rsmepo, Kir Walter, Lamplighter, llonry
of Navarre, Clifford and Domino all start,
it ought to prove tho ruce of tho year. Tho
iatest betting on tho Chicago Derby makes
Senator Orady uud Domino equal favor
ites at 3 to 1. Mat Byrnes is 5, Hornpipe,
8; Dorian, 5 Dobbins, 20; Despot, 16,
Lucky Dog, 18, and Potor tho Uroat, 100.
Jnmes B. Grsen'l pretty littlo black stal
lion, Salniiiu, was out for exercise on tho
Bolmont truck Mouday. and so was Mas
cot, with whom Haladin is to have a pac
ing contest next Thursday. Many people
went out to got points, but the two prodi
gies wero not permitted to show their re
spective speeding capacities. Snhulin
showed up iu magnificent form, however.
There hardly w;ems an ounce of super
fluous flesh on him, and ho looks flt.nnd is
lit. to rnco today. Just how great his
speed is no one but his ownor, James M.
Green, who also trains and drives him, can
tell, but he said that the waim spoil would
do him a gi ent deal of good iu this respect.
Ho does net intend to oush his stallion out,
1m said, between now and tho lace of
Thursday, satisfied that his speed will tell
ou thut day. .Mascot Is not trained as finely
as Suladiu and hits a suspicion of fat.
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Malarial fevers. For euro of Headache,
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Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup has boen
used for over fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while tothlnf,
with perfect success, it soothes the child,
softens tho gums, allays all pain; euros
wind colic and is the best remedy for di
irrhcea. Bold by druggists m erorymurl
of tho world. Bo sure and oskfer "Mrs.
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tlo. Strayed.
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J Summer avenue, two COWS. Owner can
bsvesanis by paying damages and o'-nus.
PfiTBB lUNKLlt,
ONE CENT Connolly &W
A Word.
Tonfso all Hnd cost, that etueH, ea
upt Situation Wantctl.which an matrix
Situations Wanted.
CMUATIoX WANTED BY YOUNG CURL
O to do Dent housework or nurse, Address
K. K., 115 N. t'llmoio are., eity.
A PB01TR88IONAL NUHSK WOULD
V Uke employment 0n give best sf refer
enoe. Apply to Ernest Low sustain, lomi
Beech street, city.
Agents Wanted.
rS
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to eomnotoiit wldo-uwako insurance nolle-
iters; well established ponnuneiit hushies-i.
Address or inquire second lloor, 524 Lack
w;inmi are., Beranton, l'a.
IV ANTED MAN WITH LIFE AND FIBK
V insurance experience as solicitor in
Lackawanna county; peed iadueiiineiits to
ricdit man. Addresa UtS-iM Beta building,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Help Wanted Male.
Ua?i7ed-twe'i
years of age In Wards 7,11, 1(1 aud 1",
mid twelve liojK in Wards 11, 13, IV and SO.
( lan make from ?n t?i a week us carriers for
lhe now Evening Bxpre 1. Apply todiy after
1.80 p. m. nt offlee, 810 Spruce street.
W'ANTKU -IK YOU ABE A CATHOLIC
unemployed and will work for Slt per
week, write M.e Connell Bros., II Franklin
ntreut, Boston, .Mass.
Helo Wanted Females.
'IUL WANTED -TO DO OEKEUAL
vr housework. Apply 620 Qnlncy,
Boarding.
I JLEAHANT FRONT HOOM WITH UOAHD
X 5.17 Adams avenue.
Ol'MMKB UOAhDlNU -FOUR RESPECT
Ci able persons can find Hint t'luea board
with suihII family In large, airy hOUSS, Hot
und cold baths. Fl carriuso to depot and
church Three-quarters of a mile from t;ta-
tlon. Healthy locality. Address box 0B,Clarks'
Summit.
Kor Rent.
L'Oit BENT ONE-HALF STORE FIRST
X bluck on Perm ave. "T," Trihune office,
I
XHt RENT -NINE ROOM HOU&B, ALL
modern inierovcinont-i. Wil Deluwaro
stroet, Oroen Itldgo, Sb per month. Fino
location,
For Sale.
H'OR SALE X' FIRST 'ciSB'AliSfR'Y,'
Icecream parlor and restaurant; doing a
iRnrn business, (.'all at 828 Peun avenue.
Io,-.t
T OST THURSDAY EVENING, A Fol k
ij but clover enameled hair pin, diamond
in center. A reward will ho paid for its re
turn to Miss Nellio Woolsoy, 5ft; Madison ave
nue. Special Notices.
nnbAlTK'll!Oo)Sr
Sinsa, etc., bound er ruhounu at The
Tiiiiiu.ne oftico. Quick work. Reasonable
prices.
MEAL TICKETS CAN 1 HAD AT fit,
corner Spruce street and Fraukliu ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets for (juod
table board.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF
Lackawanna School district'
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 1ST, 1SIM.
Whole number of schools SI
Number ol mouths taught 0
Map. teachers 7
Female teachers M
Avorape salary of mule teach, -rs S M &7
Average salary of fumule touchers... 4:1 OU
Number of male pupils attending.... "fl
Number of female pupils attomllnK... 1,'KO
Wholo numb -r iu attendance 1,8110
Average attendance daily 1,0.11
Percentage Ol attendance so
Cost of each pupil per month 1 S8
Nuniberof mills levied lor school pur
poses 18
Number of mills levied for buildiug
purposes a
Amount levisJ for school purposes. ...1 17 0U 117
Amount levied for buildiug p. II I'm Id
Totnl amount levied JLM 978 l
Tax i '(.Hector's AocOWit
To amount of duplicate pB H7s U
Amount paid treasurer 10 Xt ila
Exoueratlous BT3 10
Abatemoats :i5 m
Rebate on tax paid within 00 days.. 7111
Unseated lands 847 11
Commlision 'MS '.'.
8J) '.i7S 1J
Treasurers Account
Roceived from collector 81 MS it".
Ttate appropriation t 8J8 10
From county treasurer for seated
aud unseated 1.0m 72 -i
balance on hand from last year,.,, 1 0S 21
Beoeivod from Q. U Timlin 6 00
Amount borrowed 0H0 00
Total receipts gSi U30 Ui
EXPEND! TERES.
Repairs SO 811 04
Fuel and Supplies sr7 7
Attorney's fsCS 78 00
School upparutus SUN 14
Salary of secretary BfiO 00
.lanitors fees 1 U7' 110
Teachers salary Including nlbt
school aud institute 10 828 HI
For printings 17 no
Sundries 10 (10
School books and supplies 2 7m OH
Purchasing grounds mi mi
Insuranee 08D no
Treasurers' OOmmiaBOD 620 05
liulaucu in treasury t'l no
ist BBO at
Estimatod value of schoil property. ;;, 0 () ( q
WILLIAM .MOlKl AN, Pr. si lent.
ROltERT UUKl.EIUH, Secretary.
Examined and npproved this 11th day of
Juue, ISA'!.
TlloMAS It LOVKBINO,
JSllOHAEI.G. CUS1CK,
Patrick j. foi.kv
Auditora
Attestf
JOHN T. BROWN, Township Clerk.
Dimes Are Like Dollars
AT THE GREAT
Bankrupt Sale of the Pomphrey & Morton Stock
Of New, Fresh Goods at the store of GROSS, FOSTER & CO.
Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Muslin Curtains, Ladies' and
Gents' Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Corsets, Cloaks,
Shirt Waists and Blouses and Several Hun
dred Other Articles.
These goods wore purchased at SHERIFF SALE und tho people aro bouefltod thereby.
No merchant In tlio world can buy goods in tho regular way and compete with our prices.
The reserved portion of this stock will be placed ou sale during this week.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will bo closed out for almost nothing to make room
for other goods.
So many come in tho afternoon that there is scarcely standing room. It woiild bo much more pleas
ant to como lu tho morning, but if you can't coino iu tho moruing,
COME ANY TIME
for you will not have another chauco to get fresh goods for so littlo money.
GROSS,
316 318
LADIES' READY-MADE SUETS
Take the lead. Because They are Correct in Style, Right in
Prices, and of the Best Workmanship.
Three Special numbers of NAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS at $8, $9 and $10.
COVERT CLOTH, tho new fabric, will be the correct thing for next autumn.
We are showing one number of Ladies' Suits, made of above cloth. BLAZER
JACKET and SKIRT at $8, and it is great value.
Have you seen the LADIES' VESTS we are selling at 98c; $1.50 elsewhere
CONNOLLY &
Furniture Upholstered
By the most experienced workmen in the city.
NO FANCY PRICES.
THE 3CRANTON BEDDING CO.
COR. LACKAWANNA AND ADAMS AVENUE.
THE MOTH INGHAM
Mackay-Keaney Comic Opera Co,
35 ARTISTS 88
Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday Mat ,
BOHEMIAN OIUL.
Wednesday and Tlmi;day
OLIVETTE.
Friday and Saturday and Saturday Matinee
MIKADO,
Evening Prld - - - 15, ML ;, Mo.
Matinee Prices, HI, 15, 23c.
Hale on hiiIo at Powell's Music Store.
WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 18.
Every afternojn and ovenlng.
First npneiiruncc In .Seranton of tho
MODERN : STAR : PLAYERS
TUESDAY AFTEKNOON AND EVENING,
Thu iJ-art FnrcO'Comudy,
The Private Sacretary
Special Children's Matinee Sat. Morn ing.
Doors onon at !l Performance at 1(X
The manageuio nt of th" Modern Stir Pla y
era will i;lvo away en Friday evening June
ee, a High Ursde, EnBlUii-make 11 CYCLE,
valued at f 1.5 Duriu,' thu wok tickotn for
the Hlcyele will lie presented to Wonder
laud's patrons free. Seo the mairi rt i iit
wheel lu Banister' Sho Store Window.
Admission, 10, 20 or 30c.
MATINEES, 10 OR 20 CENTS.
N. A. HULBERT'3
City Musio Store,
WXOMma A Vn , StTlANIO
DKCKKH nUOTHBRS in
Kit AN KM & BACK
PIANOS
Alu a larii itock of first dim
MUSICAIi MKHCHANDIUU
FOSTER & CO.
Lackawanna Avenue.
OUR LINE OF
WALLACE
209
WHY HOT
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid
Oak Bedroom Set!
We sell Furniture as cheap as
any house In the country that in
tends to give honest value for the
money. Try us.
Hull
205 AND 207
NORWAY IRON
BLACK liiAMOM)
SILVER
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JUSSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STKEL
HORSE SHOES
TOE CALK
TIKE
MACHINERY
SPUING
BOKT STEEL
ANVILS
IU 1. LOWS
HOUSE NAILS
WILIS Y & RUSSELL AND WELLS BROS.
CUTTING MACHINERY.
Bittenbender &Co.,Scranf on,
Wboletola and retail dealers' in Wagoninakers' and BlacksmitUi'
SUPPLIES.
LOUIS B. SMITH
Dealer in Choice Confections and Fruits.
BREAD AND CAKES A SPECIALTY.
FINEST ICE CREAM
1437 Capouse Avenue.
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
& Co.
MOMiKG AVE.
WAGON WHEELS
AXLES
SP1UNG9
HUBS
Gl'OKES
RIMS
STEEL SKEIN'S
R. R. SPIKES
SCREW
i PARLORS OPKN PROM 7 A.M. TO 11 T.M.
a SPECIAL ATTENTION CIvi.X TO SL'l'
(PLYIN'U 1'AM I LILS WITH ICE CUE AM.
THERE'S NO
?
ABOUT IT
Freeman leads when it
comes to Low Prices and
High Grade Watches, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Silver
ware, etc. He discounts
other dealers' prices by an
average of 25 per cent, and
guarantees every article
sold. Terms: Cash Only.
Cor. Penn and Spruce
For Delicacy,
For purity , and for Improvement of the com
plexion, nothing equals Pozzoni'i Powder.
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