THE SCRANTON TltlBXTtfE-MONDAY MORNING, JUNJ: 25, 1894.
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Beginning tomorrow the Now Jersey
Coal exchange will utart upon its wiifbtb
nnnuiil txcurslou to the conl regions
,Tbe itinerary arrungeil by it is M fol
lows: Leaving Nownrlf, Tiiaiday, at
O.iJO a. in sharp, will ran directly to
Upper Lehigh, Pa., dining at tho Hiijli
laud DalL 1,900 feet above tide water.
Leaving Upper Lehigh about I p. m.,
will rnu directly to St ran to;,, with
supper, lodging; and breakfast at
tba Wyoming. Aftor suppr at
Scranton an opportunity will be Riven
to "Visit the Lxckawanua Iron works,
where the process of manufacturing
teel rails will be shown. Wednemht.v,
June 27, through the courtesy of tue
Dulawuru and Iludaon Canal company,
n special tram will be provided,
li.avinn Scrautou at 8 ;v in. for Oar
bonilals. From Carbondalo the trip
to Honesdale and return will bs made
over the gravity road of the Del
aware and Hu.luon final company,
stopping at Furview.and at Hones laic,
the head of the Delaware and Hudson
cauhI. At Ilonesdale the lo.ttling of
boats aud the storage plant will b In
eprettd, Returning to Scrantoii in Um
for diauer they will leave at i p. m for
Vllke Barre, remaining at the Wyo
ming Valley hotel until after dinner
ou Juno 28. At Wilkoi-Jjurro nrrntigo
menu have been tmule for those wixh
iug to visit the collieries at that point.
Returning tho excuisiou will laava
Wilkes Barfs, about li p.m., June 23,
iu time to connect at High Bridge, N.
J., aud Bound Brook, N. J., with con
venient trains for meiuberu, and will
reach Newark about 7 p, m.
This suggestion of a misunderstanding-
which may lead into the courts Is
ti;ken from tho C'arbocdale Leader:
"Some weeks ogo V. W. Watkins nnd
David Hughes purchased of th? Nealon
Estate the coal underlying a tract
kuown b"it as "Sandy's field" and be
l .iu the wreutioa of a shaft to miue the
coal, whiCh is said to bo of considerable
quantity and good quality. It has
lately come to their knowledge that the
Delaware and Hudson company have
l.ad three shifts of men engaged on the
territory diligently extracting tho
dusky diamonds, aud at their present
rate of working thera will be nothing
left to mine when Wutklns & Hughes
t av their shaft ready to begin opera
lions, Owing to tho looseninr of tbo tim
bers of the Reading company's Locust
.Spring colliery at Loaust Gap, caused
by recent rains, u large amount of dc
brU has fallen in from tho top, thai
rendering it impossible to run trucks
containing the tanks, to the bottom of
the slope. This colliery was drowned
ont by the late freshet and fears are un
tertsiiud of the slope caving in. Work
will be be begun immediately to tlm
her np the slope and prevent any more
fails. In the meantime the pumps will
be ran to their utmost capacity. It is
feared that tbie colliery will not be
nble to resume operations for sutne
lime as it will take several weeks to
clean np the debris after the water U
sufficiently lowered. As soou as the
elope is timbered aud everything in a
safo condition, the tanks will be put on
again an t every effort made to j,jt the
water out by August,
Lai t, but not least, comes the am
noma motor tor streetcars. it was
risd the other day in Now York
;hicagoans would say they tried it on
;oe dos and from all accounts it
worked splendidly, ihis is what 6ne
spectator said of it: "The motor is
built like that of an ordinary trolley
car, out tue machinery occupies a com
p,rtraentin the middle about ono third
ne size. I he motor is not intended to
carry more than a dozeu passengers
ltielf, bnt can always draw a trailer or
two. The machinery is operated from
tbe platform by means of a leyer.
Twenty-five miles an hour is about the
maximum speed attainable. This sys
tem is more economical thnu gas or
steam, its mechanism is simple, the
aauger small, ana it is easy to operate.
A complete system could he introduced,
it is claimed, for on-tenlh tho cost of
a trolley road. The motor was run Hp
and down.about a quarter of a mile of
track, and proved satisfactory in all
workings. As yet the oar has not been
equipped with brakes, but it was stop
ped by reversing the power. O.i ono
of its trial trips the motor was not
stopped quick enough, and it crushed
into a thirteen-ton flat oar and knocked
it abont thirty teat."
The recent transfer of Archibald
Rogers, of New York, of his stock in
the Cornwall and Lebanon railroad to
Q. Dawson Coleman, giving to ti-.e lat
ter a controlling interest in this import
ant little etretch of roadbed occasions
no end of conj-ciure. Mr, Rogers'
stock amounts approximately to mora
than half of tho total stock of the com
pany, The entire capital in round
t.pinbers is about half a million, of
which Mr. Rogers hold about $800,000,
which, by the deal, gois to Mr. Cole
man. The railroad is twenty-four
milts long-, and connects with the
Pennsylvania, railroad at Conewago.
The trauafer la of interest to small
stockholders, for evidently the balance
of power lies with the holder of Mr,
Rogers' stock, who will throw his
weight of bis influence either for or
against the small stockholders as op
posed t.o the Lackawanna Steel com
pany. Consequently it is to their in
terests to know which way tho now
holders will lean. In view of this fact
it is of interest to recall the fact that
this week the junction between the
Cornwall aud Lebanon road, and the
tracks at the North Lebanon furuaoes
was effected. Tho business interests
of the North Lebanon furnaces are in
timately connected with tueLioka
wanna Steol company, which is a large
consumer of the iron from these fur
naces. Hence it is more th in probable
that the Lackawanna comDiiuy's inter
est in the railroad will he supported by
Mr. Coleman.
ii..H ' . 4
The coal trafBo on the Philadelphia
and Erie division of the Pennsylvania
railroad is henvier now than it has been
for some time, and as much coal is be
ing handled as at any time since the
road was opened. This may not appear
at first on the surface, as none of the.
crows that were laid off scone time ago
L:.ve been reinstated. Tho co il trains,
however, are larger. Whore fornmly
twenty-five gondolas were sent down
as on train, now forty aud fifty go
go down. Formerly forty ears wore
considered a good trsin going up the
road, now sixty and seventy empty
curs are taken np,
t
-The passenger and f reign t btuinee
on the Lehigh Valley is heavy of late,
and is improving constantly. The
sight lines to the west are doing a big
business. One of these traius last
Wednesday along the stretch of track
visible from Paxinosa made a half mile
In just eighteen seconds. The engine
GENERA
NEWS
HUSTR
that did this was No. 613, just ont from
me ;x utn Gaston scops,
Minor Industrial Notes:
The "Pennuy" cnal traffic on the Now
Boston brunch hue iucreuscd double wilhiu
tho past mouth.
The boiler repairers of tho Delaware and
Hudson gravity shop, under the inuuago
meut of Willinui JenkinH huvo llnithed
their work at Aichb.ild after two months'
duration.
A nov thing on the Lehigh Valley road
Is kuown at the test car. The car is ape
cnllarly constructed affair and is used for
tho purpose of ascertaining tho proper
heights aud width ot tunnels and cuts.
The county commissioners of Berks
awnided a contract to the Pcjttavillo Iron
and Steel c. mpany for i-teel stringers for
iibiitgj. The proposal of the Reading
Bulling Mill company shows that steel is
cheaper than iron. There were four bld
dere, the Pottsville party bidding steel
stringers fastened with steol rivlts, ll.'JOa.
B9j with steel clips, I.S'J5 90. The Head
ing Boiling Mill Company, steel stringers
fastened with steel rivtts, f.',085.-15; with
bteel clips, $l,9i&.tlPa iron stringers tasten
Od with iron rivlts, 107.70; with iruu
clips, .,0M.S.
Tnn FACT tl at' Hood's tjarsaparilla, eneo
fairly trioil, becomes tho family medicine,
speaks volumes for its excellence and me
dicinal merit. Hood's SaniuynriUa is ua
tnre's co-worker.
Boon's lJiu.s become the tavorito e
thu'. tic w ith everyone who tries them. 25c.
Mas. M. BcaaaitBKBOtB, Bearer Dnm,
Wis., writc3: "We have Used Or. Thomas'
BcleetriC Oil iu our family for Cough",
Colds, Croup aud Uhoiiumtism. It cares
every time." e
FINANCIAL mi) COMMERCIAL
Stocks nnd fondi.
Sew Youk, June U3. speculation at tlia
stock exchange wns sluggish today, and
the undertone of the maiketwns rather
weak. The feainres ot today's limited
market Wei the heaviness and atcidy drile
iiiing of the stocks of bankrupt roads,
Sugar declined to (1) and rallied to U8X
Oenersl Eieotrin advanced to a5jj nod
Chicago Om to Tho geuernt market
closet! somewhat steadier at a recovery of
Per cent, from tho lowest of the
morning. Totul sales were 65,750 shares.
Tiie CoItoWlttg oonplete tain suowm tee
(Iiit's thictuatioiia in active stocks is suppheil
uu.i revised dully hv .altar Js fuller, stock
brokers, li!l Wyomlifi: avenue:
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Chlc&ao Grain and Provltlanj.
Scrakich, June i'S.-llie following queta-
llnns :.r uutiplie 1 an I c rpinted nullv ov l.
liar ft Fuller, stock brokers.Ul Wyoming- a re
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WHEAT.
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Lowest,
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New York Produce Karket,
tir.vr York. June 23. FtouR-Dull,
uoat sieauv.
Wheat Dull, Rteitfly, about c. lower
No. 'i red store and elevator, 62'ic.
luiiilli, O.LOOJC. J I. O. D., 03B3,'4C.i Ull-
piaded red, 5702c: No. 1 northern, e'Ja
UiC; oprious closed firm at aVe. under
yemoniay, no. reu dune, oyc.July,
(ic. August, 83Jic; September, 64a;
December. 68Jc.
corn Dull, easier, eloiing steady; No.
!!, 4ilc.,: elevator, 4Cc. alloat; options were
(lull, werk, a)iQ. lower, June, 45;ic. ;
July, 46.; August, 40c: September, 47c.
Oats Dull, weaker, options dull, lower;
.Tnly, 40c; August, Sitfc; 8ept,emlw.
SOMC.; spot prices, No. ii, OJc; No, 'i
white, 5Jc; No. !3 Chicago. 53c.; Na 3,
61c; No. 3 white, OHj.; "mixed western,
63c; white do. aud whito state, 62aSoe.
ilEBP Dull, steady.
TUMID Beet Dull.
Cor Mkatk -Quiot, steady.
LAituQuiet, steady; western steam
closed Ht7.1(l; city, Bs6c; July, 7.08j
Bepl mber, I7.8B refined, nuiet; continent,
7.40i South America, (T.8O1 compound,
aoc,
Pork Moderate demsad, firm.
EuTiEii Fair demand, linn; state dairy,
13nl7c; do. cioamory, 15al8e.; Pennsvlra.
fl do., 16al8c; western dairy, ltlalOc.-
uo. creamory, 14lbc: elgins, Ibo.j imita
tion creamery, waisjfe.
Ciii:esk Quiet, tedy.
Eooa Quiet, unchanged.
Four Kip- Successss,
Having tho needed merit, to rnoro than
muko pood all the advertising claimed for
them, tho following tour remedies have
reached a phonomeuid sale. Dr. King's
New Discovery for 'Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, each bottle gun aataed Eko
tr.c Bitters, the great remedy for Llvor
Btomaoh and Kidneys, bucklen's Arnica
Baits, tho best to the world, aud Dr
King's New Life Pills, which aro n perfect
nlll. All those remedies are guarnutaed to
do just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will bo glad to tell you more of them. .Sold
byAJatthews Bros', drug utoro.
Tna nasi trial of Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfv auv ono thnt. th-
lung-healing virtue of the pine tree has
now been rolii.ed Into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Mold by all
rioulers 011 a guarantee of satisfaction.
WEAK MEN your attention
. Ih lV.Li.ED TO II1B
.,.IM- TV.. .UI
Ureat ICnglish Remedy,
3f r.nnu'o ClMinifln Ui4inln
uiuj 0 I'.jjctlHU lUCUlUlUt)
IF YOU SUFFER train Nor-
luuiTwirt im mat. '. 1 TOIS Do
bility, Weaknoas of Body nnd Miud, Sperm
torrlica, attd lniiiotoncy, and all dixonse that
arise from ovor-indulKOnec ud neb" abuse, an
Lob of Memory and l'owor, Dimness of Vis
ion, Prematura Old Ann and mnnv otlmr iiu
eases that load to Insanity or Consumption
aud aneui ly in ave. write for a nainuhlot.
Adiirwis filtAV MEDICINE CiV n..i.i.
N. Y. Tkn Snnnlfli- Mpdicllln t. A I... .11
drattlsts at 8 per paekiuie, or Bix nadbaM
for ?l,or soot by null on receipt of nxioev iTnd
with every J6.0U order WE GUARANTEE
a rare or money 1 -fir '1 "eanamtt
I f'" Ol, account- nt riilLIi!ni-l..it.i IM I,.,...
adopted tho Yellow wrappor, tho only gcmi
hic. bold iu Scpanton by Matthews Brue.
What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
itnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Norcotie suhstance. It is a harmless suhstituto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil,
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' uso hy
Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worm3 aud allays
fcverlsliness. Castoria prevents vomitiug Sour Curd,
cures Diargioua and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
. teething troubles, cures constipation uud flatulency.
Cartorht assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Caa
toria is tbo Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Castoria is aa ezoellBBt mcdldno for chil
dren. Mothers have reivatcdJy told me eC iU
geod effect upon their children."
Da. 0. C Oboood,
Lowell, X . 1 -k
" Caotorla Is tho host remedy for children of
which I am acqnaitud. 1 hope the day is not
far distant when mothers willoon-iiiler the real
Intercut of their children, and uso Castoria in
stead of (lie variouamwek nostruruawhiuh aro
destroying their loved ones, hy forcing opium,
Hiorpluuu, soothing Byrup and other hurtful
agent down their Uiroate, thereby sending
th am to pivmatme graves."
Dfi. J. ff. ElMORIELOC,
Conway, Ark.
The Coutanr Company, TT
mmHaWKiaaBwmi
HE OLD RELIABLE
Caledonian
Will be held by the Caledonian Club,
of this city, at
Laurel Hill Park
OS
JULY 4
A largo nnuiber of attractions ore
down ou the bills and a good ttine uuy
be expected by aU who are preseut.
DAISY DAW50N, the Champion Child
Dancer, only 7 ytuird ot uge, will give a
grand entertainment well worth the
price of admUsion.
ALL THE USUAL GAMES
A; the Delegates from all partfl of
the United States and Cinada will be
preseut, this will undoubtedly be a
gala day.
Street Car every three minutes.
Admission, 25c. Children, 10c.
Grand Stand, 15c.
Dancing Free All Day
Grand Picnic in the Evening.
ADMISSION, 10c.
AT THE
SCRANTON
A low of the entries received
are TAYLOR, TAX Id, TITUS,
KENNEDY, WELLS, Etc.,Et.
50 Racing Men to Compete
ALL THE FLYERS COMING.
GEO. P. TAYLOR will attempt
bo make a track record of 2J0,
riding a milo agaiust time with
pace-makers.
See Canary in Fancy Riding.
DUPONT'S
MINIKG, BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
Msnufnctartd nt tho Wapwalloimn Mills, Lu.
miiifUiu, Dcluwara.
HENRY BELIN, Jr,
General Ant for tbe Wyoming DUtrlol,
Ml Wyoming Ava., Scranton Pa.
'i Una Katlouitl Bank BlUlaing
AOCNCtns.
fHOB.J'OKD, Mttsfeoi Pa.
JOHN B tMTTB tc iONiRimmiOL
E. W. ItTJlXldA.V SftIki..lrr.,
Pi.
Aceiita for tilu Uanauiui Uliiuiilnt'
I'a.
Com-
What Is More Attractive
Mian a pretty faeo v.ilh a fresh, bright
complexion) For it, use fozzonl't Powder.
BICYELE R ACES
Driving Pari
JULY 4
Castoria.
" Castoria la so well adapted to child ran thai
I recommend it uSBUjiorior to any prescription
Iwown to ma."
B. A. AacKiR, M. D.,
lUSo. Oiford at., Brooklyn, N. T.
" Our physicians In tho children's depart
ment have Bpoken ln,;ltly of their osporl
enco In their outside practice witli Castoria,
anil although we only hafo anions onr
tuedicai au)plic3 wluit Is known as raguiai
prnluuts, yet wo are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look wllli
(aver upon ft."
Unitsd IIofliuliL i.x Dtsi'dainv,
Boston, Maaa
au.lv C. Berrn, Pna.,
Murray Street, Hca Toa-Ic City.
t
RICK
DRAIN TILE,
FRONT,
WIRE CUT.
HOLLOW.
VITRIFIED.
FIRE AND
COMMON
BRICK
Eest in the market
OFFICE: Dingbamton, N.Y.
FACTOX-tY: Brandt, Pa.
E. Robinson's Sons'
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Uandfactnrsra of the Celebrate!
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100X)0 Bbls. Per Annum,
Atlantic Refining Co.
Uauufacloroia und Uuulora la
Illuminating and Lubricating
Linseed OU, Napthas nnd Qaso
linos of all (trades. Axlo Grease,
Piniou Grease and Colliery Com
pound ; nlso, a lnrjo Hue of Par
raliiue Wax Caudles.
We also handle the Famous CROWN
ACME OIL, the only family safety
burning oil in the market.
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Office: Coal Excbansa, Wyoming Av
V orlii at I'm.. Ui out
MT. PLEASANT
AT nETAJU
Poal or tbn bust quality f jt domnstto aae.ftnd
Of ell elzas, delivered in any part uf tiio cltj
At lowest prloc.
Ordem left at my offlsn,
M. us. WVOMINO ATDNnit
(tear room, flrit floor, Thirl National Bank.
or sent by mall or telopitoh to the mine, wiu
reoeive proimit aieSnmpB.
tipei'ial eouiracta wtU be made
and delivery ot Uuokwheat CuaL
Him Ijromut attMiitloii
made tor the tali
WM. T. SMITH.
Brandt Clay ProductCo
Good Men
Deserve
Good Clothes
. so .
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" points of The Trib
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first-class printing es
tablishment is the fact
that it has a superb
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supplied ivith up-to-date
machinery and
managed by skilled
workmen. For neat
work promptly done
and at prices that are
fair and square, it has
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eastern Pennsylvania.
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tienromes
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chased by its readers
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moderate. I twill make
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parts of the
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America Illustrated
Series
Kulticbrome Series
Or Any Otter Series
And do the work so
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polta ooun-hooM fiqiur.) y
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FraiKka -?i.n eor.ner ?,Pruo Btr8L
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ara bih iton, office hour io to 12 a. m. and
sahlAtiJ553
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toP-m. Rogidencoan) MadUpu avenn.
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8, Bnadayi 'ISO to i. evunluiia at reaidonoi. A
and throat aud gynecology.
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offl,!-, BITBwoceat. Bdranton, Va.
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I) H Jfl Attorney-Loan, noio-"
V ' tot ytsecnHtrT4te Spr,,
t KIL. jAM, AttoruoT ait-Law, ju Wy.
AJt ointnuavnnui', S-rantin.
BCHOULR,
S, Jt' Rr"PT boyi. and girls for oollegj
Rv.7. Tbomaa M. CAsai
MISS WORCEBTHB-S KlNDEKQARrTICN
. ..iJS? Sfft 112 Adarr,aav,nu., "upiU
UKMTUSI,
C ki'ATOACa aurgooa ESSES, Vn, ill
M- "'''itATwy. gSSjgglgSstm
LOANS.
1 a.K REPPlTLIC Barege and Loan Aw
1 cintion wlU loan vou Zn Ei .
SJd pay you bottSr on Inroafment SaVS
KEKUS.
G JR5 - hm Worisai
v and Nurserymon: atore U WiyiMngton
avDnue; green bouee.ia) North Main avenue;
"torn tolephona 'Hi.
XEA8.
""AN 1 5 NlON TEA cd. JaASS Bn.'
08. KUETTEL, M Lackawanna avenue,
!Hrranton. Pa., iiiannfr W1,H Screen.
HOTKLS AND RESTACItAJfTR.
THS WESSTMINSTEH, 21T-2U Wyoming
A avo. Roomn heated with tteara: all mod
em Improvements C. M, f hvmaw. Prop.
THE ELK CAPE, la and 127 Franklin ave
hub. Kates reasonable.
rVZugHB. Proprietor.
WtaTtalWafER ho-Fku '
W. Q. bCHKNCK, Manager
Sixteenth atreet; one block at of Broadway.
at Ualon Square, New York.
AmerIcanplBn, $itfi) p(r day and upward
iivuna nvuHX. European plan; 'good
V J r in. (Vnan
day and night. Bar aap-
plied with tbo bust
P. H. COYNE. rrnnrito
CCRANTON HOUSE near D., U W nae
O lengor depot Coaductod on tbe European
P'"- VtrTKocBProprletnr
CI K A N D OliraBAia The largeat and iwiT
eqiiipped hotel in Alloutown. IV; rauw
2 aud 1 2.iki per day.
vktoh n. BAHtfEB. Proprietor.
ARCH1TKCTS.
YSAVI3 & HOUPT, Architect. RmB K
J' i and W (. nmmonwnalth h'ld'g. Scrantoa
"L"1 L. WALTER, Architect, Library boiid-
m jt my. Totoiof avenue, scrBntou.
p U BROWN. Arch R Architect, Price
. bnlldlug.lM Vathlngton ATQ.,Scranton.
MIKCKM.ANKOl'a
Baveb's oSCBBnQ - Wuslo Wb
balls, pienice, partlce. receptions, wed
dingn and ooncert work furntaBed. For ternu
address R. J. Bauor, conductor. Uf Wyoming
avo., over flulbert'B music Rtore.
HORTON V. HWAKTS-WHOLESALE
lumber, Price building; Scianton, Pa.
MEOAKOKE "BRbTHERBT PRINTERS'
fupplioa, envelopes, paper Ig. twine.
Warohouae. 180 Washington ave.. Scranton,
pOOp-i LIVERY. UN MpoOM avenue
4 Flret elau carrlagoa. d.l ioote Aitt
Funeral Director and KmbaJmer.
17 BANK P. BROWN CO., WHOLE
i salo dealers in oodwaro, Cordaee and
OU Cloth, 780 W. Lackawanna avenue
pZRA FINN HONS, builders and contra?
J-Jtora. Yards: ( rt ,.r i .1: .... e. ,a
ave ; corrier Ash st. and Peniiavo.. Scranton
DRITF.B BB0K CO., Inc'p. Capital, f 1,000,000.
BEST St.SO SHOE IN THE WORLD.
".( dollar tavtd ii a dollar earned' .
Thlf T.ndlee' Solid Prunck Dongola Kid But
ton Boot delivered free snywhere in tho U.S.. on
rocaipi oreadD, Mnooy order,
or foetal Note for (I..S0.
Emials every way the boots
old in all retail stores (or
.:. We wake this boot
oursslves, tliersforo wo guar-
amee laoir, arv.e ana torar,
u any one is not sausnea
will refuu J the muuer
or land another pair. Opera
ioe or Lioaiinon BenM,
.til- I r A a
za 1 to 3 4Mid half
., i - n v is vv
will tit you.
Cftta
lofru FRCC
Dexter Shoe Co.,
FEDERAL ST.,
BOSTON. MASS,
Snedal termt to VfiUrt-
Eureka Laundry Go.
Cor. Linden St. and Adams Ave.
Cotiax BODSa bvJUAIia.
AH Mnda of Laundry work gnarants)
me uei
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THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CQ
FCS-ANTON AND W1LKBS-BARBK, PA.. A3ffUCTUKKR8 Of
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W J.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
WtVlsSA
IIMB TABLK IW BITECT MAT 20, UN,
Trains leave Soranton for PltUton. Willies
For AiUnboClty, 8 H0a.ni.
tZ2S?2i' fc1; 1,11(5 Elizabeth. 8.2
BC&aH (ePr!l" with Buffet
pauor car), a.ao (expreas) p. m. Sunday, 2. IS
tfik fkWL? 1 UlLAUKLPiUA, IS a. UL.
Irii8 scovt &&53 p. ;
For Reading Xebanon and Harrlsburg via
t$9 t''
For PotUvllle, 8.50 a. m., 12.50 p. m.
i .Urv " Now York, foot of Liberty
fcVy'l Si'1 BUffM P":r
Through ticket, to aU pXuVt' lowest MtSS
H. P. BALDWIN,
J. h. OLHA0SEN, PM8' A"8alt
Uon. aunt.
i ,, "iVijAWAitE AND HUD
JUI . SON RAILROAD.
Loraniem ing May at, 1MH,
tralim will run ns f.illowi:
Ti uins lit-.. '... ..i ... a.
Station. Scrautou. for Pitt.i-
VsTTlM t,;n' Wilkes-Uarro, etc., 8.00,
mM a ml--"' '"fa. m., 12.10,
f O 0 m 1.2.0.2.38,4.10.6.16, ti.16, U.lj
nf r and 11 M I.. m.
r . For New York and Phll.i-
l i.i' H. ..... ..,.. ... ni...- .
and wostcru dvpJtj. 7 Oj. tL-Ju. 10 If) v ... 1 m
I' fir ( 'nrVtrvi
. .. 11. ' U ). 1.
naiQ ami mtormedlata Rtntion
O.tU. 1 HI M :l lit I A in I .11 u fir
m D if P: BiV ,l,rV.'n I11"! B" Street Dc-pot,
2.ltl n. in.. 2.1;aml 11 :t5 p. m.
Fast olpruss to Albany. Saratoga, the Adl
ri nduck MonnUinn, Boston uud Nmv England
runts. 5.10 a. m., arriving at Albany J2,.
SarntD. -j.jii p. iu..auiii-avin,-Scranton at
p. m.. arriving at Albany at AH' p. la, Sara
toga. 12 W a, m , u, rj lDt0 7 ,n m
I hi 1 i.nly dlri-ct route betwocntbe coalllelili
and Huston. "The Leading Tourists' Uouto
of America ' to tha Adiroiidaok .Mouiitain re
sorts, Lnk;8 George and Chainplaln, Montroal,
etc.
Tiiiro tabloe showing local and through train
B-iTico botwoon htatli.Uk on all divlsiona Dela
Wjiro and Huusim ystci;i, may b.. obtaluod at
all Delaware and Hudson tickot oftirea.
H. U.JOONa, i W. BC 14 DICK,
Second Vice President. Qeu. fast Agt
I'AV IS.
Train leaves Sci anton fur Philadelphia an I
New ork via. JJ. & II. R K. at 8 a.m., 12.11.
M8sndu.8BD. n viaD ,L,&w. H. r, uoa
li.l).llJsJa. m ami Ul ti. nj '
Leave Scrautou lor Iltuton and Wilkes
Biu io via ft, L. & W. It. R., 0.00. 8 0S, 1121
a. m.i.3.1, .'iJu. .7, e. ftp. nt.
Leave Ueraiitou ioa V.'liit-j Uavon, Haileton,
ottsvlllo and all points ou tiie foeavor
eadow and Pottsvilto b.-xnehea, via E. ft W
V..ii..m., v a D. & U. g, K. at 0 a.m., 12.10.
2.3$. 1.10 p.m , v!a D L. & W. B. R., ti.00, 8.08,
11 . '.'i 111., l.tU, il
Leave Seranton lor Bethlehem, L'aston,
Leading, Hnrj-ifUiiri aad all lutorni-.-dlut
points via D. Ar K li. R., Sara .12.10. 188, 11.81
pja.,vJa U, L.'4i W. 14. R..0.00.8.08, 11.20 a. m
Lao pin.
lyeavo Heranton forTimkhnnock. Towai-i 1,
Elmira, Ithaea. Ctenova und all iuterraulht)
points via D. ha, R.n.,S'.u7.m..l210aud 11.31
p. lUnVia D. U is W It R., 8 0s B.m-LM in.
Leavp Scranton for Kochstr, Buffalo. MI
agara Falls, Detroit. Cbe-ago and all points
wont viaD. & a B. R., D.07 a.m.. 12 . lU.tt.ff. 11.85
p. m., via D. U. A; W. R. 14. uud Pitt-ton
Jnuotloa, 8.08 s m., LS0, 8.60 p. m.. via K. US W.
R. it., b',11 p. m.
For 12rair and tha west via Balamanat, vii
TV .V tl. R, R Ml a.m., la 19,.i.r. p. m . via D .
U A W. R. K. , ,. a.m., 1 Je and 0.07 p. m.
Puilman parlor and sleeping o -L. V. chair
ears ou aJi trains betwoen L. & fi. Junc'.iou or
WHke-Barr and New York, Pbllad jpaia,
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
UuLLlN H. WILBUR, Oen. Supt. East DIv.
OKAS. S, LUE. ii,-n. Paaj. Ag't, Phlla.,Pt.
A. W Nl ) K VR M A CS R B . A is' t GKn Pass. Ag't.
South Bethiliem. Pa.
DELAWARF. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Trains leave Scranton as foUowa: Express
for New York aud al. points East. 1.40, 250,
6.16, 8.00 aud V.6a a. m. ; 1 56 and 8.60 p. a.
Exproaa for Euston, Trenton. PhilaoViJpbla
and the South, r.li, 8.0U aud 8.6 i a. m.; 12.64
and 'i SO p. m.
Waahlhgton and way stations, 8.65 p. m.
Tobyhanna aocpfflmodatlon, 8 10 p. in.
Ezpr as for Blnghamton, Oswego, Elmira,
rnrning, Bath. Dauaville, Mount Morris ana
Buffalo, 12.10, 1116 a. m. aud 124 p. in., making
close connections at Buffalo to all poinu in the
West Northwest and Southwest.
Bath aocommodation. v a. m.
Blngluiuiton and way stations, 12.37 p. m,
Kluuolou accommodatlou, at p. m. and
8,10 p. m.
Blnghamton and Elmira Express, 6 05 p, in.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse. Oswego.
Utioa and Klchfleld Springs, 2.15 a. m. and Ut
p. 01.
Ithaca, 2.16 and Bath Ha. m. and 121 p. m.
For Northumberland, Puts: n, Wilkos-Barrev
Plymouth, Bloomabsrg and Danville, making
close conneettous at Northumberland for
Wlllliport, Harrlsburg, Baltimore, Wash,
lugtuii arrd tbe South.
Northumberland and lntarmodlato stations,
6.00, 9 6.'. a. m. and 1-30 and 6.07 p. m.
Nantiroxe ana intermediate Btatloua, 8.0S
and 11.8) a m Plyuioulh and intermediate
stations, 8.jUaud 8.6; p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all
express trains. , . . . .
For detallod information, pocket tlm tables,
etc., apply to M. L. Sunlit, city ticket odloj.
82n Lackawanna syrtjana, ur depot ticket ouiea.
' ItAM'.IN IHI-IIO.
In 1 11. ei January 28lh, 1 -.HI.
North Bound.
- -ib I
Slouife Bound,
lOtt MM 908
a $?. 1 i 3
Stations
a tj a q mi .
7i 3 X. "
J JJ .?.!. cept HundAy.) r
n m ri-rniria in v. kt. j
. r .$ a
P HAITIVO l.."l.-
7 2o N. Y. Franklin St. ....
7 lO'West 4nd streot ....
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Slarllght
Preston park
C'otno
Poyntrllo
Belmont
Phnsaut Mt.
Pnlondnle
Forast city
iarbondaie
Vthlle bridge
Mayfli-ld
germyn
Archibald
Wlnton
Peckviue
Ci v pliant
Dickson
Throop
Provide BOO
Park Place
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7 48 10 101 S St
7 69 10 181 4 04
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7S6 10 2d1 410
8 00,10 24 4 14
8 05'iOS;1 417
8 03.10 30 4 88
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scranton
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k m Lr ave
Arrive
x m t a
All trains run dally except Sunday,
t signifies that trains stop oualgbal tor pas
aeugers.
Additional trains leave carbondale for Soran
ton 1.10 aud 6.15 p. m., arrlrlngat scrautou 1,61
and 7.00.
Leave scranton tor Carbondale 6.50 and 8.88
arriving at Carbondale at 7 3 and 8,15 p. m.
secure rates via Ontario a Western before
urchiniing tickets aud save money. Day and
ilhgt I press to the West.
J.O. Anderson, Gen. Pass Agt
V. Mstaroit, Dlv. pass, Agt. scrantoa, Pa.
EBIE AND WYOMINa VALLEY BAIL
1 ROAD
Trains leave Scranton for New York and in
termediate points on the Erie railroad at 0.3S
a. m. and 8.24 p m. Also for Honesdaie.
Hawlsr and local points at 8 85, 9.45 a. m., and
8.24 p.m.
All the above are through trains to and
from HonsMala.
An additional train leave Scranton for
Lake Ariel at 5.10 p.m. and arrives at Scran
ton from tho Lake at 8 13 a m. and 7.45 p.m.
Trains leave tor WUkos-Barro at 8.40 a. m.
and (.41 p. m.
General Offloa, bCUANXON. TM,
n m t if
I (IM.