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THE SCI? ANTON TRIBUNE THt) USD AY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1894.
L
OF
Chairnian Caldwell, of the Western
I'nssMiger association, has Issued a no
tice to all tho lines of the Obsouiation
that because of the action of the Atch
iion and the Alton roads in refusing to
join the proposed boycott against tho
jiike Erie uud Western tho boycott is
iff, and no attt inpt will be made to
arry it out, Tho effort could only end
disastrously with the two lines on tho
mtsiile ready to snatch up all ibe
btutnfM which tho other lines threw
i. way.
The Philadelphia Press of yesterday
i aid: "The talk of a change in the
management of the Lehltfh Valley
lUilrottd company lins been revived.
' 'his time it is said tlmt Robert P.
Jjinderman, of South Bethlehem, who
ii president of the liothleheiu Iron
(ouipauy, will succeed President Wil
l'Ur. Mr. Liuderman is a grandson of
the late Asa Packer, who was president
i f the Lehigh Valley Railroad cotn
!at)y u to the time of his death. The
louudatiou of the story is s ;iid to be
1 be report thnt Mr. Llnderman has
leen elected president of the Lehigh
university, ana by virtue of this officii
becomeH a director of the Lehigh
'alley Iiailroad company." The iliac
i uracy of this rumor is shown iu the
tiet that Mr. Liuderman has not been
pleoted president of Lehigh university,
ind has no intention of being a cauui
( ate for that position.
Tho executive committee of the
' 'runk Line .: . ciaiiou will meet iu
I lew York today for tho purpos of
taking up the general question of the
i pportionmeut of westbound pusjenger
1 usiness. If the matter can be satis
,'actorily nrranged the session will be
l he last meeting of the committoe until
next fall. There Is an eleinunt of un
certainty, however, about the outcome,
; the question of readjusting percent
ages is one which mnsc be handled iu
; he most delicate audcueful maimer,
'.'he Lehieh Valley demands, it wili be
recalled, a larger percentage of the
'msiutfs than it now receives, and this
( an only bo awarded by reducing tho
percentages of some of the other com
panies iu the association. Juit wnera
I he cut will be ma ie is not known, but
here is very likely to be considerable
;. rumbling before the matter is settled,
.u less the larger lines, like the Penn
sylvania and .New York Central, come
to the rescue nnd consent to the shad
ing of their percentages. It is not uu
. ikely, therefore, that a slight reduc
tion may be made in tho percentages
of all tho roads which now exceed the
Vulley.
Next week the Ontario and Western
itople will take off three of their p.s
i ?nger trains now on the 'schedule be
i ween Scranton and Carbondale. The
trains are losing money and the com
;iany cauuot see any wisdom in Uoop
log them on uuder the eiroumstancs.
iiytbenew arrangement a train will
leave fccrantou at H.ilOs. m., running
hrough to Lake Poyntelle, reaching
there at 10.10. Returning, leave there
;.t 4.50, Toil will give splendid oppor
tunity for picnic parties to spend a day
at that pretty lake, The other trains
" vil 1 be the Xew York irain (north), nr
I iviug at Carhoudale at 11 84, ten tnin
UtM earlier than formerly; and the
i voning train to Hancock. Tho man
i Kement Bay that the valley electric
iailways have about ruined their pas
icnger business.
A force of Pennsylvania Coal com
,nny carpenters under the direction of
dr. Simpson, are at work r"fitting the
i h'es of No, U shaft, at the foot of No.
t! plane, Pittston, with cribbing, and
nccording to the Gazette, when the
work is comploted, which will be in u
tortnight, the shaft will be driven to
' he Mjirey vein, sovouty foot djeper
' ban it is at prosont. The purpoie in
driving to tho lower vein is to make a
i FCond opening for the works in that
vein at No. 8. For more than twenty
years psst No. S bae boen used as a
;inmp station, and in that time it has
uecn only partially repaired several
t imes. It is the intention of the coin
:auy, while driving to the lower vein
o rent the shaft, for pumping pur
poses, but no coal will be hoisted from
it. The sinkiug will be cirried on
under the direction of Mr. Horan.
Already the effort of the Western
nssenuer a-sociation to boycott the
Lake Erie and Western people for offer
ing a low excursion rate to the Na
tion Republican League convention in
Denver has fallen to pieces. The Alton
:oad killed it by refuting to take uuy
land in the fight. The boycott ii not
worrying the officials of the Like Erie
.md Western in the least. II, C. Parker,
vrnffic mauaaer, ssys it is surprising
hat a road of the mileage of the L ike
xuri and Western c in create bo mueh
.'Ommotioa with the Western Ps
teiiger association which is looked upon
is one of the strongest of the associa
tions, over carrying a few people to
Denver, or so much trouble with the
' Jem rut Trade association when it gets
ii small per ceut. of the businoss out of
Peoria, all of the roads together not
jetting us muoh as one should be baul
ng daily from that city. So far as the
.Denver nusseuger business is concerned,
i.he Lake Erie and Western simply met
. Htcs which other liuus were willing to
u. ike, and thoy now propose to carry
out their oon tract to the letter with tho
'.udiaua Lincoln club.
,v!inou Industrial Notks:
Pittsburg freight nsonts spont $4,000 in
onlertniiiinif the National association of
freight agents, recently.
The Rending railroad is displacing tbo
old 70-pound rails between iiarnsburg
and Alleutown with n heavier rail.
There bus been a reduction of wni;os
doug the North branch division of the
ieliigh, station agents and clerks catching
t this time.
East bound shipments from Chicago, last
tfeek, were 45,0b! tone, against 5,J.fc07 for
ho preceding week, and 50,00 for the
corresponding week of last year. Lake
GOETHE'S VISIT TO CARLSB4D.
Thcro is no doubt that tho life
of the great poet was greatly pro
'ongctl by dlinkiug the waters of
ihe Sprudel Spring. We have
ilio Sprudel Spring brought to us
jn the form of Salt, which is ob
tained by evaporation from the
waters of Carlsbad.
Tho Carlsbad Sprudel Salt
(powder form) dissolves tenacious
)ile, allays irritation and removes
obstructions by aiding nature. It
acta soothingly and without pain.
Beit results obtained when out
door exercise cau bo had. Tho
genuine has tho signature of
"Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agents,
New York," on bottle.
ERA
NEWS
INDUSTRIES
shipments for the week amounted to 52,
,W4 tons, ugaiust 57,144 for the preceding
week.
The total cross earnings of 120 ronds for
Miiy were 130,501,050, agaiUHt (44,848,051 in
May, 1808, a decrease this year of 17,968,001,
or 17)u' per ceut.
Freight men say that' the eastern linos
are keeping their new agreement, and that
rates ore practically maintained on all
east-bound business.
It is stated that had not the coal strike
occurred a number of western roads would
have shown better earning! the llr.st week
iu June this year than In June, 1103.
Every contract the I'ullmau Car com
pany has made iu the lust two yoars has
had n cluusn to the elfect that their con
tract will be carried out unless striaos in
terfere. The probabilities aro very strong that
E. Ii. Stahlmau will be elected in the arbi
trator ol the rate troubles existing bo
twoen the roads iu the Southern Hallway
association.
Tho water in No. 11 Andourled slope is
being pumped out rapidly. Four le.rge
pumps are iu operation aud lowered the
water two feet during tho past twenty
four hours.
The city of Montreal has offurol to give
the Urand Trunk road $1,1)00,0.10 for the
purpose of elevating its trunk through the
portion of that city where the track of the
Canadian Pa&flo Is above tho streets.
The Lake Erieand Western earned iu tho
first week of Juno $-"'7, 171, n decrense as
compared with the corresponding week of
1888 of $18,804: the Louisville, New Albany
und ChioagO,(58,881, a decrease this year of
$11,1117.
The Pennsylvania company has givon
William Brewer, the baggagematter who
lut summer lust a leg iu tje Ujleu;iur col
lision. ?2,50j and a position for light work.
Since injured ho has drawn c'iWJ lrom tho
Voluntary Belief department,
Tim renewal of tho 106-lever interlocking
machine of the Now York Central at Urand
Central station. New York, was accom
plished in twenty-four boon, which is be
lieved to be the fastest time ever mado iu
the erection of so largo a machine.
Tho Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal com
pany lias a gaug of experienced tiniber-
nieu engaged re-timbering tho old No. "
slope at Tresckow, When the slope is se
curely timbered, n pump will be litted up
in it to supply ltickert'scoal washery with
wash water,
A bill has been pnsyo.l by tho houso of
representatives authorizing the issue by
railroad companies of interchangeable
5,O0')-mile mileage tickets, with permis
sion to carry express baggage thereon.
This is an ameudmeut to tho interstate
commerce law.
At Buffalo, N. Y., judgment for $11, 750
was entered in suits brought by forty
seven Lehigh Valley conductors who went
out on strike against the Order of Railway
Conductors. ihe men ullugo that they
wero promisod a strike allowance until
they found work.
Tho Lake Shore management has pro
posed to tho city of Toledo to build shops
there whioh will employ 1,000 men, pro
viding the city will vacate to tho company
acertuiu street to make room for the pro
posed shops. It is thought tho council will
vacate tlie street
Ihe coal tonnage of tho Reading railroad
for tho weekended June 10, was 300,869
tons, a decrease ot 7,700 tons as compared
with tho same week last year. For tho
year to date shipments aggregated 0,044,
fc4 tons, a decreuso from the corresponding
period livt year of 1,070,331 tons.
The Bethlehem Steel company yesterday
shipped to the tramps' Ship yard, where
the battleship Massachusetts is neanug
completion, 3o0 tons of 17-iuch nickel steel
11 nrvey Ized armor, constituting oue of the
barb- ttes of that ship. A similar amount
tor tho other barbette of tho Massachusetts
will be delivered next week.
Tho statement ot the Lehigh Valley
Iiailroad company for the iiunrtar ended
March 31, 1804, as tiled at Albany, shows:
(Jross earnings, t881,UB3i operating ex
penses, $54I,7J2 net earnings, $00,210;
charge, 1188.749; deficit, $7s,5i. The
ngnre cover, it is understood, only that
portion of tho system doing business iu
thestato of New York.
The Wabash railroads is curtailinc ex
penses wherever practicable The position
of Chief train dispatcher of the eastern
division, held by James Sullivan, of Wa
bash, was abolished. Too report that the
trainmasters on this division would be re
tired is pronounced without foundation by
an ofllcial of tho comnauv. The nosition
of chief dispatcher will be recreated when
business jacks up.
Draper colliery, at Uiluerton, which has
been idle for the past live months, will
soon resume operations. During the sus
pension carpenters aud machinists have
been actively engaged in overhauling tho
breaker and its machinerj-, and the struc
ture has been much enlarged aud im
proved. Jig-, screens and many other
parts of the mechanism are brand now. A
new track has been laid from the slope to
tho breaker. The changes and improve
ments will much iucrense tho capacity.
When operations are resumed employment
will bo given to about 50U men aud boys.
That Timcn raUKd which is so common
and fo overpowering is entirely driven off
by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best blood
purifier. Hood's Sarsapnriila overcomes
weakness.
Hood's Pills are tho best after-dinner
Dills, assist dicestion. euro honilnelm QKn
a box, "
Tin: world is alwavi IntanataA in Vkm
enre of consumption; yot its prevention is
oi mr more importance. Dr. Wood's Nor
way l'ino Byrne is guaranteed to euro
coughs and colds. Sold by all dealers on u
guarantee of satisfaction.
FINANCIAL ANDC0MMERCIAL.
Stocks and llonds.
New X0,li:. June 20. If tho boll on
stocks looked for an improvement in br.;i
noss or prices becauso of the action of u.o
bunk presidents yesterday, they were -o-fully
disappointed for trading ut the Stock
exchange at times today approac.ied stng
uat ion, aud as for prices tho gonoral run
of tho nsunlly active issues did not vary ns
much a3 a point. At the openiug
the foellng, if anything, was a little
more bearish, the engagement of $3,250,000
gold for export tomorrow nnd the
likelihood of tho shipments reaching six
million for the week exerting an unfavor
able influence. Tho liquidation in the
bankrupt, stocks also continued and this
helped tho bears. So far as tho gold ship
ments are concerned It Is announced that
the metal withdrawn from tho treasury
today will be made good by tho banks.
American Sutfsr was moat prominent In
tbo early declino, falling from fo to
Ut;H. 'Iho voto in tho senate today on
fuiKnr does not bear out tho fnct that a
uiscrimluatiug duty of 1-10 per cent, as
recomm-uded by tho finance commlt-
JMU be wiped out later on.
Whisky was weak, declining IV;
Chicago Gas roccdsd 1. Railway Btocks
were weakor. Brie Bellini; down to
12 and Northern raciflo, preferred, to W.
in tho afternoon trading wits somewhat
firmer, but the obt-ngej outside of Alanhnt
tan wero slight. This stock jumped from
114i to llballHU. Thnrk w.
decision by Jndge Ingraham permitting
iuu 1 1 on i nuuou oi n mini truck on Ninth
avenue. Speculation left off ubout llrm.
Net changes for tho dnv show Iobsos of V
to outsido of St. l'nul, Lead. Union
Pacillc and Lalto Shore, winch gained U to
per cent. The sales wero 104,000 shares.
Tho following cnmpinto talilo showing the
day's fluctuations iu active stocks is supplied
and revised daily by Lallar it Fuller, Btock
bi okors, 121 Wyoinlns avouue:
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Con. N. J
Chic a N. W m 1WK im w,
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Lake Shore. j,'i2i lflity 1:1214 ma
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Hunhattan ) v llH Ubi Liu
Miss, l'uo 2S Htl KH
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N. Y.. O. & W li4
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North Pac. of loM
slid
Omaha
Pao. Mail
Mending
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Chicago Oram aud Provisions.
Scranton. JuiioWl. The following nuota-
tioiiK are supplied and Oorreoted dally by La-
aar r uiier.ewca uroaers.ui w yoiuiuu' ave
nUOi WHEAT.
Opening
Ulghuet
I.owoat
CI. King
CO UN.
i p- nine
Hlgheet
Lowest
Closing
OATS.
Opening
Hlgheet
i - - est
Closing
POKK,
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
LAUD,
opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing
BHOBT Kilts.
Opening
Highest
Lowest
Closing ,
J nly.
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41M
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New York Produce Morkot.
Ni:w YORK Juno 20. Flouk Steadier.
Wheat Dnll; uic. higher, doting
firm; No. 2 red storo and elevator 025d'c. ;
afloat 63a69o! f. o. b.. OOaOOJc; un
graded red, 07aoiOt No. 1 Northern,
70a70Ko options firm, clusod Kale, over
yeBterday; No. 2 red, June, (12vc. ; July,
03c. ; August, 6414c; laepteiuber 05c:
December. 88J ,c.
Corn Dull, firmer: No. 2, 4C,Vnl0c. ;
elevator: WkMc. afloat, ungraded
mixed 4": option! active Jii'aXc higher;
June, 4",'','c.j Jnly, 40Jc; August, 47c:
September, -ITC;
Oats Dull, scarce, firmer more activo,
options dull, tinner; June, 6254CJ July,
Slx&i August, 88Xo.t Beptember, 86)j&;
No. 2 white, July,53c. ; spot prices, No. 2,
61o88o.j No. S White, Mc; No. 2 Chicago,
54c; No. ;(. 51Hc; No. 3 white, 54c;
mixed western, &8a54c; white do., 63a67o.
white state, 52a57c.
Hkbv tiiiot. steady; tierced boef dull;
cut meats dull, steady, picketed bellies 7c;
middles nominal,
Lard Quiet, weaker; western steam,
10.05; city, 0jc; July, J7.00; .September,
7,15 rclined, dull; continent, $7.00; South
America, t:7.75: componud, SitOc.
1'oiik Hull, steady.
Buttkh Fair demand, ilrnior; state
dairy, 18al70 Pennsylvania, do., ISalbc. j
western dairy, 10al5c; do. crenmery 14a
18c; do. factory, 0i'ttl44c. ; elgius, lTJ'n
18c; imitation creamery, finite.
CiiLKsis Moderate demand, steady.
EOOB Quiet, weak; state and Pennsyl
vania, l2ai2Kc; western fresh, Ual2c; do.,
per cuse, -.SOa $3.0J.
Philadelphia Tallow Market.
r.T .,,... . Tm .... OA rn-u..
I IIJl .11-11.1111.1, 'IIIUU . iMJVff WilM
dull and unclmnjed. Pricea wero: Primo
.iv 111 uuuiuruiii, o. ; ,-iini" eouuir,
in barrels, 4 and ilfo, ; do. dnrk In hnrrt-lo,
ic; cakes,. 4;ia4c; grease, la4c.
A Willi 1. Friends.
A friend iu need is a frioud iudeod, nnd
not less than oue million peoplo hnvo
found just such n friend in Ur. King! Now
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, If you have never used this Great
Cough iledicine, one trial will couviuco
you thnt it has wonderful curativo powers
iu all disease's of Throat, Chest and Luncs.
Each bottle in guaranteed to do nil that is
olaimed or money will bo refunded. Trial
bottles fre. nt Mathews Bros', drug store.
Large bottlea foc. and 81.09-
WTir-n rtatiy was sick, we save her Ctstorla.
When Rho was a Child, she erled for C'astoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
Viixva she had Children, she gave theu Cajtorla
The Old Reliable
Will be held by the Caledonian Club,
of this city, at
Laurel Hill Pari
-ON-
JULY 4
A largo number of ntlractiong are
down on the bills and a good time my
be expeoted by all who are present.
DAISY DAWSON, the Champion Child
Dancer, only 7 yeurs of ago, will give a
jzrnnd entertainmunt well worth the
price of adinisilon.
ALL THE USUAL GAMES
At the Deleuates from all parts of
the United State aud C inada will be
present, this will undoubtedly be a
gala day.
Street Can every three minn tss.
Admission, 20c, Children, 10c,
Grand Stand, 15c.
Dancing Free All Day
Grand Picnic in the Evening.
ADMISSION, 10c.
SPRING
HOUSE
HEART LAKE, Susquehanna Co.
U. E. CROFUT Proprtotor.
rplIIH HorsEiM it.rietlv I .-inperaiieo, li new
J aid well furnished and OPKNKD To
J.HH PUBLIC IHM YKAU ROUND)
loentnil mill way bitweon Muntnj'uan I (iernn
ton, on Montrune uu:l Luetawjiumi Kallroail,
fix mllo.s from D., U & V. It It. at Alfm d
station, and Bre mllea from ttontroiei ca
PHoity, eighty-fly e I tln-eo minutes' walk from
K. Ii. stntlou.
ooou uiiat-s. rraama tackle, &c,
FltliK T, i.i I - s
Allitiuiu about tfiCO fout, eciuallinir In this
loipjot tho Aillroudiwk Had Catikill Moun
tains. Uno crovos, plonty of shado ami beautiful
seonerv, makinpr n Summer Keeort unoa
collod In beauty and cliejpuoijB.
Dancing pavilion, iwinfs. oroquet gr ound,
&c Cold Spring water and plenty of Mil u
Uutes, nil,, 810 per tvmik. Wl.Gl) per
day.
Excursion tlokotn sold at all stations on D.,
L. & W. linos,
l'ortir meets all train"
Nat. Lead 3S'
CALEDONIAN
GAMES
CUltKS
HEADACHE
CURES
HEADACHE
fcES HEADACHE
Restores 'ONffi
Imicii troaUed with a terrible
headache for afloat two years
T.n?t. nd oould not get anything to
"vav help me,but at laet a friend
advised me to take your Hen
dock H1.m1i BiXTiRa, which
TTpnln I did. and after taking two
JLJ.Ocvj.oU j botfje- have not hud the
I headache since."
BICYCLE BACES
AT THE
SCRANTON
JULY 4
$2,000 IN DIAMONDS
AS PRIZES.
Exhibitions In FANCY
aud THICK RIDING by
DAHIELLCAHARY
10 Sharp, Short and Exciting
Races.
All tlie Flyers coming.
Parade of Wheelmen in t!u
morning.
8
I
Cioghams.
We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer.
Finer Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, are what
! will recommend thciH K) OW
patrons.
GLOBE WAREHOUSE,
PITTSTON. PA.
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
Lawn Grass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HUNT & CONNELL CO.
DUPONT'S
MINING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
Manufactured at tho Wapw.allopon Mills, Lu
zerne county Ph., and at Wil
mingtuu, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr,
Ccnoral Agent for tha Wyoming District,
li3 Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa,
7hird National Bank liuildin
AOIKCIE&
THOS. FOKD, Plttlton, Pa.
JOBNB SMITH SON tPlymoutn, Pa.
E. W. MULLK1AN, Wllkns-riarra. Pa.
Agoiits for the Kepauno Chumioul Com
pany'u j 1 ... 1 1 Explosives.
MT. PLEASANT
AT 111 I Alb
roslor thn bent quality fjr domistlo mio,anl
ef all nlzna, delivered in any part of tu citj
at lowest price.
Orders left at my olBco,
0. 118, WVOSIINO AVKNI7R,
Rinr room, tlrit floor. Third National Bank,
or i cnt by mail or telephono to tho mine, will
receive prompt attention.
i-l n ii.l coulracta will bo made for tho salt
and delivery of buckwheat CoaL
WM. T. SMITH.
SCIENTIFIC
HORSE SHOEING
AND TUK TllKATMKNT OF I. A Hi
meai or houses.
To thpno branches I devote especial atten
tion every afternoon.
Office and forge at tho PLl'MF. CARRIAGE
WORKS, 115 DU COURT, SCllANT ON, PA.
DOCTOR JOHN HAMLIN
Graduate of the AmcrKiu Veterinary College.
Driving Park
Seeds and
Fertilizers
Good Men
Deserve
Sood Clothes
SO ,
DO GOOD
ooo&cs
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hrst-class printing es
tablishment is the fact
that it has a superb
Bindery, thoroughly
supplied with up-to-date
machinery and
managed by skilled
workmen. For neat
work promptly done
and at prices that are
fair and square, it has
no superior in North
eastern Pennsylvania,
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Have
fhem
The Tribune wil!
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at prices especially
moderate. I twill make
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World's Fair Series
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Series
ffinltichrome Series
Or Any Other Series
And do the work sc
thoroughly that you
will simply be de
lighted. FOR ALL KINDS
OF BINDING,
STITCHING, RULING
AND OTHER
WORK OF SIMILAR
CHARACTER,
TRY THE TRIBUNE
BINDERY
FOR PRICES
Bound
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
PM YNICIAN.V As7PhVUUk!oSK''
TR. Q. EDGAR DEAN has removed to 616
rr.. Spruce street, Scruaton, Pa. (Just op
posite couri-bouBo bquare.)
1 ) R. A uSneLl, Offlco 201 Washington
K. ,cnu corner Hpruca stroot, ovor
r rEiicko Bdrug storo. Resldonce, IH Vlnest
iS&$W '" to 12 a m. and II to and
I :M to ,.J0 p. m. Sunday, 8 to !) p. m.
T)K. W. K. AI.LEN. Offlco cor. Lacfca
xy. wanna and Wiiililii?tou aves. ; ovor Loou
ard ahoo store; offlco hours. 10 to 12 u. in. ud
lUo 4 p. in.; evoninw at residence. bliX.
V aanlngton ave.
) It. Q L FREY, Practieo Umllcd to Dl
m C"K? ?5 tUo h' Ku- Noso anl Throat:
offlco, L4J Wyomiug ave. Rosldoiico. W Viua
Btreot.
UB-AM. GATES. 120 Washington Avonua.
Office hours, 8 to U a.m.. l.Ou to Ii aud 1
" " "mioencojiii mauisou avi-nus
oils I, wt:,i'z, m. ii.. (jffle.,-, a ,u..i i
' Commonwealth building; resldunco Til
Madlbonavo; office hours. 10 to 12, 3 to 1, 7 to
' Sundays 2.80 to 4. evenlUKS at resldouca. A
tperlalty made of ditoascs of tho eye, ear, uoso
aud throat and uynocoloKy
I.AH VKItS.
JM. C. KANCK'S Law and Collection of-
ucpiJNo' :l17 ISpruco st., opposito Forest
House. Hcrnnton, f'a,; collections a Epoclalty
throughout lJennsylvania; reliable correspond
ents inevory couu ty.
j EbaUPB lAND, Attorneys and Counsel
t lors at Law. Coimnonwcallh tmildlnjt
Waehiugtou ave. W. H. Jwuvt,
HORAOI 12. Hm.
w. If, Jessup, Jn.
VyiLI.AKD VVArtnKN 1 KNAPP, Attor
. V.j,"0",."1"1 t'ou'i.-elors at Law, Kceublican
bulldlntr, r ashincton av.-.. Hcrantou, Piu
UATTEHbON & W1LUUX, Attorneys and
A Counsellors nt Law; offices li and o Library
buildiu Uerantou, Pa
ROBWEU H. PATTBIISO
WILLIAM A. WlU nx,
A ESS HANU. WILLIAM J. HAMOt At.
11 tornoys and Counsellors, CommonwuaUh
W iBOYLB, Attornov-Bt-Law,Xo.19 and
20, Burr buildinn, Washington avenue
HTO, J'- BEBLY -Law olll.es In Price
building 12li Washlnitton avenue.
IRANK T OK1.LL, Attorney nt ImwTUoimi
i f. Coal l-xchanito. (irranton. Pa.
.lilLTON W. LOWKY, I Att'ys, 227 Wnshin
V. 11 VON BTORC'H, ' tonav!. OH. snnsrn
IAMBS W. OAKI'oliD, Attorney at Law,
rooms O, At and 06, Commonwealth b'l'a.
CJAi bbL W. EDtUlt, Attorney at Law.
umea ill Borneaat.. Kavantnn I .
A. WATHKS, At'toraoy nt Ut, 42J
' J. Lackawanna nun.. Scranton. Pa.
P. BiUTH, Counsellor at Law. Offiea
i room. .4. r. r.i i-,.,nn...n.....i.i. k.iui
1!. PITCHBK, Attoruuy at Law, Com
monwealth building. Hci-nnlon, Pi,
UCOMBOTO, :m Sprucast.
DB. KEPLOGLE, Attorney- Loans uogo
tiatcd on real estate ecurlty.40a Spruce.
! F. KII.1.AAI, Attorie-v at-Law, i.u Wy
'- omingavenue. Scranton.
schools.
OCHOOL OF THeTacKAWANNA Scran
i b r,roI'are uoys and girls forcollegj
r business: thoroughly trains young children
tutalogue at request.
HEV. TnOMAR II CAN
Waltik H. Bueij.
VflSS WOKCESTEK's" K1NDEKGAKTK'.'
.'l and School, 4IJ Adams avenuo. Fupll,
ri ceived at all tlmoa. Next term wiU open
April 9,
DKNTIBTfl.
(- C LAUBACH, Surgeon Dcutiit, No.' 115
1 ' Wyomintr ave.
ii M. TUA l iu.V, nffleg Po,! Kxhsnw.
LOANS.
-PHE ltCPI.lll.ic Hnvim-d nn,j Loan As.v,
i ciatlon wil! loan you m.,i.oy on Miliar terne
nnd pay you bettor on investment than any
tliei association. Call on S. N. CALLKN-
'I.U. In ie liauk l-iiiUllne
HEEDS.
M K. CLARK & CO., Beodamen, Florists
VA and Nurserymen; store 14(1 Washington
.venue; jrn-n bouse.loo'J North Main avuu-'
torn tidephono 72.
TEAS.
gHAMD UNION TEA CO., Jones Bros.
WIBK s( RKI Ns.
I OS. KUETTEL, 5i5 Lackawanna avenue,
1 Sriunt.m, Fa,, manufr of Wire Screens
HOTELS AMI ItKSTAl'RANT.
'IM1E WESTMINSTER 217 21.1 Wyominv
1 uvo. Hooma heated with steam; all mof
"in Improvements. C M. Tin man, Prop.
'THE ELK CAFE, 125 and 127 Franklin a-c
I nuo. Kates reasonable.
. P.ieui.f.11. iToprietor
It ESTALLNUTER HQTBL
J W. G. SCHENCiC Manngnr.
sixteenth street, one block east of Broadway,
at Union Square, New York.
American pinn. .lwper day and upward.
c
OlM, -liUUSE. Europoun pUu; good
roonia. ODen dAV and l.u-h- 1 Ur ' m,.
plied with the best
P. R. COYNE. Trinrletor
SJCRANTdN HOL'SE. mar D.
t . i
I lellger Uoliot.
Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KoOH. Proprietor
C1KAM) CENTKAL. Tho largest and batl
' eoulpnel hotel iu Alleutown, Pa.; ratej
li'- and 12.60 nor day.
VKToii r. Baiinbr, Proprietor.
ABOHITBOra,
DAVIS A- lioCPT, Ar.-iiiteets liooue) 21.
ind 2ft I'eninionwi-alth b'M'c Scranton
P L. WALTER Architect, Library build
I J Ing, Wyoming avenue. Scranton.
V
L. BltOWN. Ar.-h E. Architect, Prici!
building. las Washington Ave., Scranton.
MISCELLANEOUS,
BAULK'S ORCHESTRA - MUSIO FOR
bulla, plcnios, parties, roceptions. wed-I'-lngs
and ooneart work furnished. For tormi
address R J, Bauer, conductor. 117 Wyoming
ave., ovor Hulbert's mupie store.
OHTON D. SWAUTS-WHOLESALE
lumbar, Prlci' building, Bormntou, Pa.
MEGARGKB BEOTUEKS, PKINTEK8'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave., Scranton.
Pa.
POOTB'B LIVERY. 153!1 Cnpouse nvenuo.
V First-class carriages. I. L. i OOTE, Agt.
Funeral Director and Emlialmer.
pitANK V. BROWN CO, WHOLE
r sale deah rp in Woodware, Cordogo aud
Oii Olotb, nO W. Lackawanna avenue.
pZliA FINN & SONS, bulTdera'and contra
tors. Yards: Corner Olivo st. and Adanu
ave. i cornor Ash 6t and Penu ave.. Scranton.
THE
Thatcher
IS THE BEST. Get prleoi and
ee th lurnaco and be eon
Tinced. A full liw of HEAT
ERS, Appello and Gauze Door
BugM,
CONLAN'S HARDWARE
PITTSTON PA.
A Handsome Complexion
Ir one of the greatest charms a woman can
ptMiaii. Pozzoni's Complexion Powukb
gives it.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CQ
HCRANTON AND W1LK RB-BARRE, PA.. MANUFACTURERS 09
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office, SCBANTON, PjL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF K J.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Anf.rnplfA .n.1 ..A1 nvn. i l , ,
cleanliness and comfort
TIMH TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 20. UN.
Trains loavo Scranton for Pittston, Wllko.
Pl I l- . I. n '.' (i I" 1) -) .. in ... n
f.,10, ft.Wi, 7.2,, 11.05 p. m. bundays, B.UJ a. m..
i.w, s.io, v.m p. m.
Por Atlnntlo City. 8.20 i. m.
For MliW Vnrlr , l- .... I i.v. . u
... ....... ... . liuuiioeio, p.-tj
(aiDNH) a. m 12.50 (oxoross with Rnffa
parlor car), 3.30 (exprots; p. m. Sunday. 2. IS
p. m.
Fttn imrr-n r,... . . . t.
own' Em,l,T?S,aud 1 "'LAIJF.I.PHIA, 8.2U a. 111..
.w, - - u-w (except raiuaupulal p. m.
Sunday, 2.15 p. m.
F r I im, V ,, . , .. , n
,i r. ldl"ft' Lobanon and Harrlsburit, via
Alleutown, K.20 a. m., 12.50, S.00. p.m. Sunday.
For Pottsville, 8.20 a. m.. 12.50 p. m.
HcturninB, leave Now York, foot of Libert
f lo"',1!.,.'!;"' ,lvi'r' ut "w 0'xpreaa) a. m.,
1.10, 1.J0. 4. U (oxpreas with Buffet parlor car)
p. m. Sunday, 4.30 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Keadlog Terminal, 0.00
0. m, 2.00 and 4.3) p. in. Sunday, (J.27 a. m.
1 hrough tickets to all points at lowust rntot
may be hud on application in advauco to tilt
tlckot uvout ut the station.
H. P BALDWIN,
H. OLBAUSBN, Awni
O0. Punt.
DELAWARE AND LIUD
BON RAILROAD.
Commencing May 2l. 1BD2,
trams will run t follows:
Trains leave Brldpe htreet
Station, ijcrantou, for I'ltM-
T-u, vi lmi-B-lliu re, etc.. N 1)0,
-'.07, 0 37, 10.42 a. m., 12.10,
1,::.V 2.3a. 4. W. ili. Ma, It. 15
and 11.35 p. m.
For New York and Phil.
rinh.hin !, m I' in l.tft
tn, ilO and 11,80 p. m. '
For Honesdalo(from Delawaro,T,ackaw.m-i
and Wtttwn ilepotj, 7.00, S.3U, 10.10 a.m.. 12 JO
m 2. 17, f.IO p. m.
Ft Cai bondale and intermediate irtatlonj,
5.40, T OO. 8.;), 10.10 a. m.. 12.0(1 m.,2.17, 3.2i,5 w,
'1 20 and 0 85 p. m.j from Bridge Stroot Depot,
2.03 a. m.. 2. hand 11.85 p, m.
Fst express to Alb.iuy, Saratoga, tbo Adl-
rondaek Hountalna, Boston and New England
pointa, 5.40 a. m., arriv.ug at Albany 12.il.
Saratoga 2.20 p. in., and leaving Scranton atJ
D. pl, arriving at Albany at H.5( p. BL, Bat
toga, 18.60 a. m , aud B UtOO, T.0D a. m.
The only direct route between tho coal flel li
and Botton. "The Leading Touristt' Route
-f AnarlOft to tb' Adiro-idauk Mouitalu re
wrta, Lake) Graorge aud Champlnlu, Montreal,
et.
Time tables showlnu' local and through train
6orvicc between tatl"iis on all divthions Del
waro and Hudson sjiUem, may bo obtained at
nil Delaware and Hudwm ti- kot offli'et,
11. 14. YOUNG. J. w, BUKDICK,
'-'" ' "" "- n"" . ft
Ill
II AY 1.1. 1 094
Train leaves Scranton for Philadelphia and
Mew York via. I). A- 11 it R at j a.m 12.1),
iS" nnd 11.35 p. iu. via D, L. & W. R. B , 0 OS
108, 11.20 a. in., and 1.J0 p. ml
Leave Scranton for Pittston and Wilkn-
Bam via d.. L. & w. i. it., coo, ao8, n 20
1. m.1.30. 350. ti 07. B.W p. in.
Leave Scranton for White Haven, Hazleton,
rottavillo and all pointa on tho Beaver
Jeadow and Pot ta Villa branches, viu L. A w.
li 10 a.m., via D. A !L R. U. at N a m.. Uii,
M -16 p.m . via U.. L. & W. B. U., 0.00, s.o
1.20 a.m., 1.30, &50 p.m.
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem, Laston,
leading, Hanisbur and all Intermediate
olnts via D. & H. R. 1!., n a.m., 12.10. 2.3-1, 11.3
.m.,via D., L. oi W. it. R..0.0O.S.0tt, 11.20 a. in.,
Lfij p.m.
Leave scranton forTnnkhannook. Towandt,
Bunira, Ithaca, o. nova and all intermadlite
points via D. A-11 R R..!.)7 a m., 12 10 and 11.31
. m, via D. U W. R It.. s.Oi a.m.,1.3o p. in.
Loavo Scranton for Kochoeter, Buffalo. Nl
Igara Falls, Detroit. Chicazo and all pol iti
vast via D. & H.R. R. 0.07 a.m., 12.10,0.15,11.85
7. m , via D. L, ii W. R. li. and Pittetoa
iunction. t.Os a m., ISO, 8.5 1 p. m., via E. & W.
! It.. 8.41 p. m.
Pair Btairs and ha west via Salamano i, vi
K e II. It R u.o; a.m., 12.10,0.15 p. m. v a D,
' a W. ii.K.. ,8.08a.m., LOO and .07 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sloeplug or L. V. chair
ars on all trains between L g, June-inn or
Vilken Bane and New York, Polled Ip'ila,
Inftajo and Buspention Bridge.
10LL1N II. Wll.UUR. Oon. Sup'- Eist Die.
('H AS. S. LRE, Oflii. Pas-i. As't, Phila .P.
' W NoNNEMACHF.lt Ass't O n Pass Ag't.
Srmtfa BeThi-hetii Pa.
rVKLAWAKE, LACKAWANNA A.-D
U WESTERN RAILROAD
Trains leave ScranUn as follows: Express
ir New York and ah point! East. 1.40. 2.50,
'.-'.:;.. u m.; 12 55 and 3.50 p. m.
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadelphia
ad the South, M5, J aud 0.5 1 a. m; 12.51
ltd 8,80 p. m
Washington nnd way stations, 3.55 p. in,
Tobyhanna aceominoiiHtlon, 0 ,10 p. m.
L'xpr. ss for Binghamton, Oswego. Elmlra.
jrning. Bath. Ilnnsviile, Mount Morris and
lUffalo, 12.10. 2 15 a. m. and I 21 . ra.. making
lose connections at Bulfalo to all points iu the
Vest, Northwest and Southwest.
Rath accommodation, o a. in.
Rir.ghamton aud way stations, 12.37 p. m.
Mcuoliou aooommodatlou, at 4 p. m. and
j 10 p. m.
Binghamton nnu Elmira Express. 0 05 p, m.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswokoj
I'tica and Kichfkld Springs, 2.15 a. m. aud 1.21
p. in.
Ithaca, 2.15 and Bath I1 a. m. and 1.21 p. m.
For Northumbi rland, Pittston, Wlikes-Barre,
Plymouth, Bloomaburg and Danville, making
close counections at Northumberland for
WUUameponl Harnsburg, Balttanora, Wash.
lugtou and the South.
Northuiiib.-rland and intormodlato statlont,
6.00. 0 55 a. m. and 1.30 and ti.07 p. m.
Nanticoao ana intermediate stations, 8.0s
and 11.2U a. m Plymouth aud intermediat
stations, 3.50 and 8.3.' p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all
express trains. . . . ...
for detailed information, pocket Urn tables,
etc.. apply to M. L. Smith, city ticket offlo
3is Lackawanna avenue, or depot ticaot orno
SCKATiTllN DIVISION.
In Bffitel .In n inn-) SfHrli. 1804a
North Hound
fcoutli Kound
808 2n l 90S
fa a s d
100
b .i Stations
3
oJ 9 3
i (Trains Dully, Ex.
v. cept sui.d;iy.l
si Arrive Leave
7 25 N Y. Franklin Sts
T in West and street
7 (Hi Weebawken
m Arrive Leave
2 j " l 3
Q
i M
7 38
7 50
800
A Mi
I' M
I iS Uanoook Junction
I OH 11 uncock
If M Starlight
lioo 2 05
0 ( ...J 2 11
is .... 24
6 25; ...J 2 31
6 31' ..... 241
6 4-M .... 250
841 . .. 2 61
6 55 .... 3 03
12 52 Preston Park
12 47 Como
12 32 Poyntellii
12 25 Belmont
II I ill rieasant ML
fi.io Pnlondau
fO 63 3 08
II 58 Forsct city
I Ol Ml 3 10
7 .4 I' lj 34
7 87 Si 16 V, 30
1 11 Carb-UK ale
flflO While BrtdgO
Marneld
fi ;iv (11 53 M 46
11331 Jeruiyn
7 84 9 50 3 48
7 40 10 021 3 51
7 43:10 06' 3 1
7 48 10 101 3 58
7 62 10 13; 4 04
7 54 10 17 I (7
7 561021 -110
HiMl-124! 4 14
xnoa; 417
so. in so 4 88
1 11 a,! 4
n is Arahlhald
lain wmtou
1121 Peckvllo
111 17 01vihnut
11 13 Dickson
II 13 Tllioop
il 1 ProMdenco
I'm k Plana
1105 Scranton
Leave
A irtve
All trains run dally except, Sunday.
1. stgnlfles tnat tralna atop on algnal for pa
8 angers,
Additional trains leave Carbondnle for scran
ton 1.10 and 6.15 p. iu., arrlvlug al Scranton 1.68
and 7.00.
Leave Scranton for Carbondale 6.."i0 and 8.80
arriving ai curb nidnle at 7.30 and I.U p. 111.
geoure rates via Ontario A Western before
8 urchnslng tickets and save innucy. Bay and
llhgtEnpiosstothe wesL
J, C. Anderson, Oen. Pass. Agt.
t, yutorott, Div. Pass, Agt. sci iintou, Pa.
T7RIE AND WYOMINO VALLEY RAIL
Vj UOAD
Trnliw leave Scranton for Now York and In
termediate points on the Erie railroad at 0 -15
a. 111. and 3.24 p 111. Also for Honesdale,
llawley and local points at il 35, 0.45 a.m , und
3.24 p.m.
All tho above nro through trains to and
from lioneadnlo.
An additional train leaves Scranton for
Lake Ariel at 5.10 p.m. and arrives at Scran
ton from the Lake at 8 15 a m. and 7.45 p.m.
Trains loavo for Wilkes-Barro at 6.40 a. m.
and 8.41 p. in.
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8 Ml 3 319
6 I V-
ra is a a
8 41 Btn
6 35 5 14
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8(0 B0J
8 25 808
8(1 5:
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0 15 4 5
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8 10 4 50
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