THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1894.
L
OF INDUSTRIES
The report of the receivers of the
Philadelphia nnil Hending Railroad
Cotnpauy for tho month of Ala'. 1'Jl,
shows: Gross r ciptt, J,6i?fi,38l);
groni expenses, $931,288; lnrtB( I
profit in operating of OTti.930 ; net re
ceipts ffcm other lonroeti, 4S 040;
profit for thu month, $718 !)'J3 Ffoa
this is to be deducted $93,962 qolpmtnt
psymeuts; 150,000 fot terminal track
ing aud $705,000 for one twelfth
Of tho cnrront yosr's fixed
charjrey, showing a net delkit
for the month of $128,971. The to
totnl deficit for the fi.-Cf.l year to date
is 1 1,348,009, an increase of $190 571 its
compared with the lorreaponding pe
riod for the fiscal year of 1898 The
statement for the Coal uud Iron com
pany for the month of JIkv, 1891. ibovra
gross reeeints, $2. i:!C.887j grow ex
penses, $2,371,003. Including $128,808
onftweltth or tho current yearn
changes, Kaviuga deficit of $231. 163
For the corretpondina month of 18 1 "
thn deficit was $110 M3. The total 'Je
Boll for the current fiscil voir in
1941,876 38, .in increase or $3.'8,Sl9 84
over the oorretpondins Cacti yoar Of
1693.
,
Statement of the basines. of all lines
of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany. All lines past of Pitlsi urg tod
Erie for liny, 1891, compared with
the same nioutu in shows . .!-
crease iu gross earnings of $1,818,819,
a decrease in expeutes of $801,818, a d
crease in not earnings of $949,800, The
five months of 1894 m cotnpsr I I
with the same perioU of 1893
. show a deoreuae in gross earn-
ings of $0,017,059, a decreets iu ex
penses of $4,057,381. a decrease
in net tarni-m of $1,889,874 All linus
west of Pittsburg and rJns for May
1894 as compared with tho same month
In 1893 shows a decrease in gross earn
ing of $1,090,868, a decrease iu ex
peuiws of $354 880, n riecr c.se in net
earnings of $785 988. The five niontbs
of 1894 as compared with the tame
period of 1893 show a decease iu gro?s
earnings of $3 157 81s, a decrease iu
expenses of $8,877,888. a decrease iu
net earnings of $1,080,528.
The opening of the Frankford branoh
of tho Reading railroad will take place
on Monday next, instead of on Sunday,
as at first intended. The train sched
ules are now being prepared fu. It.
There will be eighteen trains each way
on week days, and they will cover the
distance between the Terminal and
Franltford in twenty-seven minutes,
stopping at Spring 1 r leu street, Co
lumbia avenue, Wayne Junction and
Olney. If the volume of travel meets
the expectations it in probable that
more trains will he added and the time
reduced. Temporary ticket offioo and
and train sheds have been erected at
Main and Unity streets, Frankford.
The fares, both single and commuta
tion, will be the same as now charged
on the Pennsylvania railroad.
. .
An official circular from Viti resi
dent Sayre, of the Lehigh Valley, an
nounces the appointment of J. F.
Schaperkotter as general agent of the
company, in addition to bis duties as
real estate agent, with headqaartera in
PhilftdfJnhiu Nn man aava iha
stands higher in the estimation of the
management of the Lehigh Valley thau
Mr. Schaperkotter, or has closer con
fidential relations with the members of
the executive stuff. His long connec
tion with the company in an important
capacity, aud the responsibilities en
trusted to him have given him an in
timate knowledge of its affairs, and
have made his services of unusual
value. In hit new position he will have
charge of interests that will oall for
the exercise of j tact and good judgment,
An official circular, Issued by Mr.
Schaperkotter make-1 known the ap
pointment of Thomas V. flulme us
assistant real estate agent.
Assistant General Traffic Manager
Kingston, of the Lehigh Valiey, reports
that his company is now moving an
immense amount of freight, priuoi
pally of anthracite coal, of course, and
it is doing a better lake business than
heretofore. In uddition, the passenger
traffic has been also steadily improv
ing. Officials of the Reading make
similar reports. Their anthracito coal
tonnage is very large, especially to the
west. Til shipments last week ag
gregated 307,650 tors, an incrense over
the same week in 1-93 of 33 807 tons.
This reduces the decr.sse lor tho year
toflate to 1,080,520 tons. Reading's
shipmenis of general merchandise are
also increasing, and passenger business
has been quite heavy, particularly to
pleasure resorts aud on suburban hues.
Mison Industrial Notes:
The Lehigh Valley is In the market for
2,003 coal cars.
There was a decrease of 33,S07.i8 tons in
the Reading's coal tonago tor the week
ended Juno i.'j.
It it reported that the Lehltjli Valley
Railroad company intends erecting a pax
seiicer station t fcdocum's closing. It
will be la charge of a stutiou atjont and nil
trains will stop thero.
The use of hard coal is Quoting fretment
delays on the Fails road bhvs the RocbeC
ter Post-Express. Yesterday tho lives on
one engine wont out at Medina and the
train pulled into Kocbestor an hour lato.
The Delaware, Lac!:awanim ami west
ern company lias a force of painters at
work ou its fcusquehanna avenue station
in West Pittsjon. Both the inside and
the outside will go through their hauds.
Ueorgo W. Oufft, who a year apo took
tesupeiinten(lency of tho central division
of the New York anil Xew England, lifts re
wRiiedou account of ill health. Tu.uias
W. Herman, of St. Louis, will take his
place.
The Now York and New England mil
road re-onranizution committee ::ives no
tice that i he second Instalment of the pay.
mnts required nucler the re-erganlzatlou
j, uu,u"'y. fo.-oper sbareoti the
preferred stock and f5 per share on the
KIPSROR CHARLES I!,
nccoinpauiotl by hall' the uubilily
of Austria, went to th Carlsbad
Springs lor thy bciieflt of his
health. Six thousand six hun
dred horses, so the town records
say, were necessary to convey (he
company to the place, Tho Curls
bad Bprndel Salt can be obtained
at every drag ItoM in the United
States now at trilling cost. It is
the best remedy lor catarrh of the
Btouiach, constipation, livor aud
kiduey troubles, gout, rheuma
tism, etc. Best result are ob
tained when outdoor exercise cau
be had. Be suro to obtain )io
genuine imported article, which
hag tho signature of "Kisner .V
Mcudulson Co., Sole Agent, New
York," pa every package.
GENERA
NEWS
common stock, must be paid" on or Ueioro
July 10.
J. W. Richardson, who for some years
has been auditor of frieght accounts of
the Fiechbnrg road, has had the passenger
account! transferred to htm and is given
tho title of auditor of truffle accounts.
WiUiiun D. Ewing, formerly with th
-lackey line, now general superintendent
or tho ETltchburg road, is making an ex
OtUtnt record in ou tiug do vu ex psnsjss of
this rompnuy and uitnduciug various
tooooipica,
Diaper colliery, operated by tho Reading
Coal and Iron Company, uesr St. Nicho
las, rotnnted operations Monday alter an
idleness of ow six mouths. Ttiis colliery
was considered at ono time completely
wmked ou;, and WH ab 'Ut to be abau
donet). The company's otBilals, however,
sunk new slopes and opened new gang'
ways, mid today the shipuinnts are eqttali
to i he average of any colliery iu the ilis
trict. The daily output is now fifty large
gondolas or 00 suiull cars of con). Tho
Breaker hat been repaired to such an ex
tuut t lie structure is almu.it entirely new.
Kakta 'h- Weak Btroaa,
i akin, Ta April 24, 1S94 -Last fetimiiier
1 took throe bottles of Hood's Sartsparllla
und it made ma stro g ir, After my baby
whs horn In February l was nnabla to take
a step for three months, but after taking
Uood'a Barsaparllla, 1 gained in strength,
1 feel ihe best new 1 huva for tigbt years.
Hood's Tills cure all liver ills.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
stacks and 1 onda
Nir.v Yonx, lune H7.Tho ctun ut up
ivaij movement In Drlce at the Btouk tx-
I charge whioh received Its Drat lranetm
from the remarks of President Cleveland
on itie fmat.cial situation, made further
progress today. London was nj;ui:t n buy
er of it.-, favorite", taking iu nil lll.ao
tbaref of sr. Paul, 1'rie. Loultvllle aud
Nashville, Atehl'ou and low 1 need IsaHM.
Has buying i having a wealctiug tffeot
on the sterling txchniuiet and rat--s have
dropped below the gold exporting point.
Tins of course puts an ehd to Che gofcl ef
flnx and relieves the sltnativu to that Im
portant extent. Uiher btrll factors wore
t he comparatively tavornble report "f tbu
st. Paul for May, Sugar was ibegriat
feature of speculation, 6tf,0uu shares being
traded in at WtalOl. ihe bears WOM) the
heaviest buyi'iv, having about concluded
that toe su;:ar lubfdule ns agreOd iiion by
the senate Bnance committee will eventu
ally become a law. Ubicago Qat ;;s er
ratic. Ir opened at Wji, fell to "! and
rose to rajf on the announcement mut tbe
company uud tho itate of Ulinoii legal
authorities bud reached a settlement. " in
otuer industrials were qalet. Among tbe
railway issue! St. Paul sold up , Bur
lington, Louisville ai.U .Nasnvi.le and
West, m Uuiou were all iu dmd. Gold
eaKagemeuw were oniv tio,uu. iiio
miirki t doted st run ir. Net CbaUset for Hi
day show gaini off i6 to Sx. mitt were
loj.oio shares.
1 lij foil imri; complete taolo tnowitts ttat
day's fhtetuatlcnt U arrlive srockj is tupplled
una revisoa uauy oy l.uuar it ruutn StOCI
brokers, l-i wyomlng avennoi
Oji in- Hl.'h- Low CIos-
ln-. est. est. lug.
est.
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D. C. F 21
tfrte 18
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Lake Shore
L. &N
Mmbuttau
Miss. Pac
Ntt. Lend
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N. Y. Central....
N. Y.. O. & W...
N'. Y .. S. & W...
a. s, c cd
North Pac
North Pue. jif....
Omaha
Psc. Hail
K'-adinc
Roek lslanJ 88
It.T HH
St. Paul BOW
T., C. & t
Trias Pac
L'nlon Pa;lilc
Wabash n
Western Vniou . ..
W.A L.E
W. 69 L. E. jif
Chicago Orsin and, Provisions.
BCRAJreoK, JuntUT, The followln;: qnota
tionsure supillucl aul Sorrocted dally by I...
Bar u; fuller, stock broker. 121 Wyomin.' uv-.-
nne.
WHEAT. Jnlv. Sept. Dec
Opomnc '.114 til 4s Clii
1:111.1; t .en uriL atj 1
Lowest,..
Mi
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til';
b'W,
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Closing
CORN.
Opeuinj
Hi. best
Lowest ,
Cloainj
Oil s.
Opening
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Lowi il
Clo.simr
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Open hi;
Hiuhebt
Lowest
Closim.'
LAkD.
Qpeniag
Highest
Li.wist
(losing
siHii.r Blfia
Opening
HlKhost
Lowest
Closing..,,,,
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wn 1203
LUO VAu
list uu
1287 la.:!
(91 11
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UK. Hi
1 BUS
Uew York Prcduci Market
New Yohk. June 27. Flodu Dull,
eaier.
Wiikat Dull, lowor steady; No.
red, More and elevator. Olir.ui'c. ; afloat,
88Va63c. ; f.o. b.,iu;.a63c.: ungraded red,
uTaOc: No. 1 northern, (QatVC ; op
tinns nloaed steady at KaWo. under yester
day; No. v! red, June, Sffal July, ClXc ;
August, o3c.: Btptember, 6 Ike!: Decem
ber, -,:.
UOBH Dull, steady: No. 9, 4Hc; eleva
tor, lj;;c afloat; options dull
ami unchanged; June, K(e.i July, 45;c;
AiiRiist, 6)?c; September, tti'io.
0,rs ymet, lin'ier: options, dull; lowir,
steady: June. f.i)Vp. ; August, 850.;
Septemher. lUJic; spot prices, No.
8, Blfjtct Wo, 'J white, BScaM.i
Ma Chieiiu'o, Mn5ae.; No. it, 60jc.: No. 3
white. ulr.Wf.; mixed western. BSaStat
whue d", nd white state, t&tseo,
V.ir.v Quiet, shady: modorato demand.
TiEHCcp Bmtr--Quiet
COT Mv: : (Jnlet, firm.
LAitn-tniet, weak; Western steam
oloted at rr.OJ; ilty, OMflJjr.; July, $108;
Septeinb-r. KM rcflnul, tpiiet: continent,
.-T.40; South America, 17.30; compound,
ago,
1'iinK Finn, fair demand.
BoiTKit Moderate demand, steady: atata
dairy, IMTc; do, ereamary. ISalSc;
Pennsylvania, do., lSalKc.; we-eru
dairy, WalSc.i do. creainory, 1418 Wc.l
do. factory, li;,Jallc; elgint, IBalStfc
imitation cn ani ry, UtflOKO,
(:iii:kke Modi l ately active.
Eaaa-Qoiet; fancy, steady; state and
Pennsylvania, Wallic.; western ffcab, Ua
llic; do., per case, t'l.xi 75.
Pliiladnlnhla 1 allow Karknt.
ririLAPELi'iiiA, June :J7.-Taltow was
dull and unchanged. Meeswejei Prime
city in hocsbuads, 4c; prime country, in
barrels, 4c; do, dark iu burrcls, 4a4'c;.
cakes, 4Ji'c; grease, SJc.
Methersl Wothera!! KothnriJll
Its.Winslow's Bootblttg Syrup has been
used lor over fifty years by millions o;
ii otb.etl lor their children while teetblng,
With pi rfect success. It soothe., tbe child,
softens the KUins, allays all pain; cures
wind colic and is the best remedy for di
arrhoea. :-'old bydiuggists in every pa t
of the world. He sure and ask for "Als.
Window's toothing Syrup," and take no
no other kind, 'iwenty-tive cents o, 'bot
tle.' Iflis. t. I i iiAiiNHKKOEH, beavor Dam,
Wis., Wlitea: "We have used Or. Thomas'
Bolectrio Oil in tur family for fough",
Colds, Oroun and Hhoumatism. It cures
tvtry lime. '
ioe M iovt4
aj m
h "Si i Hi
cos Holt 5'i's
p?i vih
161 JlUU '"1
2i' i situ nu
13U 13 lott
:nr ot.-i
lUH IS ISnl IS i
UN HJ4 48J4
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tii i n pu
Rfti W (tfi Ob
14M JM l-i2 lt
i-'M 8i m
it" u ii" ii'i
i6 tijVi tij HoU
iiw isid Ukt
rs'J (8j2 e
18m 10s infi
nii o'.a. a.!,.
mi isis mi ish
uu um iu:si iivi
m m im M
OH 3 HRj mi
loti URi lyiZ w
m m m n
CURES
Biliousnoss,
CURES
Biliousness.
CtlRES
Biliousness.
Direct Proof.
Mv wifo hns been SmiiUM
with Liver Compluint and Pal
pitation of the heart for over a
The
LIVER
year. Her n. b ut ..d r he aklll
of our treat pbysieians. After
uMiiK inreo bortles or your
Hurdock Blood Bitturs ho Is al
most entirely Well. Wo truly
recommend your medicine.
UKOIiaa W. 8IIAWLL
Uontpellur, Williitms Co., O
Seeds aDd
Largo Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
lawn Grass Seeds
Gusno, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HUNT & CONNELL CO.
S!C POWDER CO,
BOws 1 snJ I Co,T!iiiOiToitii Bld'a
SCItANTOX, VX
MINJNG and BLASTING
ilatle at the MOOSIO and KUsH
D.L& WORKS.
LtClin & Ruiicl Powtlor Co 's
ORANGE GUN POWDEB
Llectric Datteries, Fu8i for nxplol
inj lia :., bufety VnM snU
RepaunoChemical Co. 's High Explosives
MT. PLEASANT
AT R ETA Hi.
penlof the tiest quality fjr domestic nfe.and
of alltlzuo, delivered id ttuy part of tuo citj
t lowest prioo.
Ordom left at my office.
KO. 118, WYOMING AVENUR,
Rear room, first lloor, Th!r 1 Nstional Bunk,
oi' rent by mail or telephone to the wine, will
receive prompt attention.
Special contracts will bo made for tbe salt
and delivery of Buckwheat Coal.
WM. T. SMITH.
DEITKIt snor. CO.,Inc',).(ai.ltal.fil.000,O00.
BEST Wt.no sllyii IN T1IK VOKl.D.
" A dollar dvrf II a dollar tarnttt." ...
Thial.uilleii'Noliil i'reo. ii Donjrola Hid nut
ton 11'j.ot delivered free :.nv'vh?rn in tlio U.S., on
mga rocoiptofCimh. Money (Irdcr,
. . . IC.I .... f J a, m
i ' vM.i-tB Bgaall every way the
- if ' "II Iu :i.l retail el..;.
,'. ' ,' 4 s ..'.. We n.iko lien
ilii ii ' wimcItc. tlierefora we
tho lioots
ci for
s boot
m'''KpK;M "urielTM, therefore wo guar
7 4' A uu'.tt iJll,tule find trttif,
B- vf: y A and if any ono fa not aattnt'ied
f yifeVinaJeW ' v'"' mined tho money
Ff ,feb. or nendauollierpiiir,. Opera
oe or Cotiimon Hun-?,
k widths f. p E, U gg.
vJviiPH 1 to 8 and hall
1 c A . .S f 1 1 1 y . o t r o .: f ;
ftTjr-i N. ire U i'l fit veil.
' Iirunn'iited
U5 lenne
rKLL
Dexter Shoe Co., SJSSK-
Etiolates
Fertilizers i
LOUIS B. SMITH
Dealer in Choice Confections and Fruits.
BP.EAD AHD CAKES A SPECIALTY.
FINEST ICE CREAM
1437 Capouse Avenue.
TOW CALK
TIRsfl
r.i ( him:kv
HjPIUIffO
Mli V HTIiKl!
AN VIM
ii: til.OVVS
HOltSIO N'AII.a
OJUACIt DIAMOND
SlIiVKH
i:TUA BPBClAli
B i N i) ::i ; so , -a K.voi.ia j 1
JKHSQP'S KNUIUUU
OAST STICKLi
UOHSK SQQKS
WILilV & RVM1
CO l
111!
enDenaeriaUo., scranton
Wliolesulu and tl-tatl atukra' It:
IHE OLD RELIABLE
Caledonian
Will be held lij- tho Caltdonian
of this city, st
Ciub,
Park
-OS
JULY 4
A lrtre nuuiber of ntlrucliont are
ilowu on tho bills nn I n ttoo'l Urn' to ly
bo cipicteil by nil who nre present,
DAISY DAWSON, the C;:srntiion Chi d
Datioer, only 7 yeura oi hk will ive .i
r.iiiil eotertalnmtnt well wcrtli the
jirico or tdtntisioi.
ALL THE USUAL GAMES
A tbt Dolfgitten fioiu all varlo of
ibt Unltel Statst nutl 0 itfvla will be
present, this will undoubtedly bo
Ktilit dtiy.
BtrretCan every throe iiii.iotes.
Adm sslon, 25c. Children, 10c,
Grand Stand, 15c.
r- aii r
Dancing Free All Day
Grand Picnic in the Evening,
ADMISSIO.N, 10
yiiu 11
AT TUB
SCR ANTON
B TV
IS HI
JULY 4
00 AAA IN DIAMONDS
ipfl,VVU A3 prizes.
80 RACING MEN TO C0MPE1E
Reserved grand stand Beats and
admission tickets tor sale Kiitur
duy, June 30, at C. li. Pratts, 3112
Lackawanna avenue.
Train leaves D., L. & Y. sta
lion lor the races at 1 30 and 2.17.
Eank of Scranton.
ORGANIZED 1872.
CAPITAL, $209,000
SURPLUS, $280,000
Tlil lianlt nfTr to ilrponltore rvei-j
facility warranted by their balances, bu.it
uess and retponslblltty,
Bpeetal attention aivsntn business ac
ceuuts. Interest paid en Hon deposit
WIL7.TAM f ONXrt.f, TiChld. nt.
tiKl). H, CATLXK Vlee-rrtsldeat.
WILLIAM 11. PKCK, Casfileft
DIBXOXORK
Ttliiiam Cennell, Oeoree H. Oatlln,
Alfred llnnil. James Arcbbald, Henry
Ilvlin, jr.. Willl.uu X H'u'lh Lntbar
KllV
ISK
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Third National
CM, AND DUOS. HCKEW
TISQ iMAOHINI'aiY
WajfODmikers' uuJ Ulncks.;iitu'
Good Hen
Deserve
Seed Clothes
DO QQQD1
BOOECS
NE of the strong
points of The Trib
une's equipment as a
ird-.rlncc nrillimrv r-
'"o. pi uuiii- to-
tablishment is the fact
1 -i
that it has a superb
Bindery, thoroughly
supplied with up-to-
late 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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& si em
rm
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The Tribune will
promptly preserve any
of the art series pur
chased by its readers
at prices especially
moderate. I twill make
special rates on the
binding of any or all
parts of the
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inniflft 1 1 ! ii r, rim
led
lolled lltllu 11 ills
Series
Or Any other Series
And do the work so
thoroughly that yon
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lighted. FOJi ALL KINDS
OF BINDING,
STITCHING, RULING
AND OTHER
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CHABACTlfiB,
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BUSINESS AND
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l)B'n?;,,I,"aAK i)EAN has removed te OU
s5fc."SVJ!!ft 8cra"o. i- (Just w
l)K.v.AlM,-SNl-L,01Bce ail Wuahintftoa
njUOka e drug store. Residence, tS Vine at
Ofl co hours; lo.fi to U a. m. and to laud
b..J to ,.M p. m. Sunday, J to 8 p. m.
)'; w- E- ALLEN. Ufflce W.Hicto
J- wanna and Washineton avea.: over Leo
ard Bhoe store; offico hours, 10 to 12 a. in. aij
vyiAtg;;T:WB''w at tttidv m
MSffiSL limited to D
itreet Wyom" "V Keaideuco, Ha Vine
Dr.m11 OATEH. 126 Waahlneton Avonua.
IOHA L. WEiNXZ, M U." Office, ttsTStU
' t.OmillOnWieililt I .. al
Jfadlsonavct offloe tioora TO to VL to i 7 to
t: bnndnys to 4. evenings at residonoe. A
Penalty made of difoaseo of Uie eye, ear, uose
ami throat and Kynooology
I.AWVIlUS.
I I M. C. UANUv 8 Law and Collection of
, .1 . lice No. S17 bpruce et., opposite Font
, House, ficrnnton, f'a,; collections a specialty
throughout Pennsylvania; Tollable correspond-
1 cnto in every county.
.! 'ior H t? K n Counsel.
.ora at Law, touuuonwealth buiidnii
WaiblngtoB art. w. u. jehhi-sT
Uoiiace e Sun,
1 W. II. Jkhkiib In
IA1LI.AHD, WAItltKN & KNAI'l'
iivivr.iii iviiit'i', Attor-
. - ra wBtut Law, HeMlbUoaa
jmililing. ashlngton ave.. Kcranton, l'a.
i.T'li.lt.-,uN 4. WLroX. Atto'riiiyTJ
, .Cj-tnisi'Ilors at Law; offices aud 0 Library
building, Beranton, Pa.
lioswEtL H. PArranao
mi, h ono i annajklnf ul
A Lr 111.1) U A.N U WILLIAM. I. HANuTaT
11 J. 11 Art U, At-
Coinmonwealtn
K n 0 '0 'unsoiiora. u
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Wio'nB!,'YL?' V,01,11)' -at-Luw.Nos.19 and
20. liuri- 111 i V,.,i..
H
"wmi M' iSSS.LX. Law ofll'"' fries
naeniUKton uvunuo.
Slll.'inrJ U 1 nu'iit.' 1
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ii. Hfiuara
W. oaKmIkIi Attorney at iieLV.
: - "1; -""J v"'unwoaiin D i g.
L I AUITtM ir ir,...'. . .- ' '
Sni:ri,: -y Attorney at Uw.
! . , 1 Aiiorney a
' Winee, 317 Snrucost, Scranton Pr-
JA WATUK8) Attorney at Law.
1 . roonm at. hi, M fomnmnwealth hnllrtinj?
( ' B. HITCHBH. Attorney at Law, Com
yrawoalhJjnninK. ScrantonTPa!
uatauYg, mi Bpreet st.
M ki.:ki.itrir ... :
1
I , ;,--: "-.orney-Loans ueiro
tiatod on i-oal estate serurltv.4AK H-,.:...
i I klLLAM, Attorner at-LawT I'Jj Wy
A's fcunnu avenue. Scranton.
SCHOOLS.
(JCUOOLOK THK LACKAWANNA, Scran
I.' ton, l'a., prepares boys aud girls for college
or luisinosa: thoroughly trains voune childrea
Cutuioifuo at leu, Host.
Rev. Thomas M. can
Walt tit H. BtrluL
MISS VOROKSTSB'S KINDEHOAKTEN
anl School, 41-' Adams avenue. fupiU
r eeired st all times. Next term will ooen
April H
UKM 1 l.s l s.
U 'M. A. TAPT, D.D.S., 104 North Wash-
' I InStOn AVO. Stii'i'ifillv 111 lW,.alain
I.estorations. Crown aud llrldsi Work
I ' C. LAUIiACH, oui-geou Dcutist, N(
yyomlng ave.
H I IU ' 1 1 '-', offlin Coal EsrhnngiT
! H I. VS.
'PUi: KHPUBIAU Savings and Loan Asso
i elation willlonn ou money o:i easier terms
and pr.y you better on luvostment than any
other association. Call on s. N. CAlLuN
l'Kti. Uiino Ba-.ih Imildlnir
EC Ulk
f i R. CLARK & CO, Seeilsmen. Florists
Sort .ir...,i-i.i..ii. 1, -
i -1. . . ,ium iw , Miuninoa
I nvenuo; i;reon honso.lliiJ North ilain avenue;
ire lewpugns
TIMS.
BRAND I NKIN 'i i:a ca. j0,..". Bros
Wliuc m kki Ns.
FOB. EUETTEL, oil Lack-iwar.na avenue,
rl si-ranton. l'a.. li iinui r of Wire Herssna
HOTELS AM) RE8TAVRAMT9,
'HIE WESTMINSTER, 2I7-2W Wyoming
1 ave. Roorm heated with steam; ail moj
srn Improyemtnta, c. M.Thcmaii. prop.
'PUE ELK CAFE. 123 and 127 Franklin avo
1 nue. Rates reasonable.
1' ZmuxitProprletor.
T EaTAllft aTEB HOI EU
I W. O. SCHENCK, Managor.
bixteenth street, ono block east of Broadway,
at L'nion Square, New York.
American plan. &IW per day and upward.
C'OYNH HOUSB. European plan; good
J rooms i iiien day aud uifiht Bar su
plied with the best
i; it. royNE. rronrlotnr
4JCRANTON HOUSE, near D., U to, W. pas
tJ leuaer depot. Conducted on tho European
plan. Vn r.m Koch. Proprietor.
j kan 1) central. Tho largest and bstt
J equiMpe.l hotel in Aiientowu. l'a.; rutu
$2 and 2.ol) per day.
VtCToa D. E.tnNEn. Proprietor.
AKCHITBCTt
DAVIS HiH'l'f, AcMtwt3.Rooius2ir
2,0 and 211 Ciumoiiwealth hid'e. Scranton.
T7 L. W a l. TEH, "Architect, Library bntld-
lit inn. WyomlBS avenue. Scranton.
? U BROWN. Ar.h B. Architect, Prlco
I biiildim.'.12d Vi astiinirlon Ave., Scranton.
MIROBLI.ANKOVS,
TJAUEBnt ORCHESTRA - MUSIO FOR
li tails, plcuios, parties, receptions, wed
dtngt and ouueert work furnished. For tortni
sddrett I!. J. Baaer, conductor. 117 Wyoming
See . nv.T Illlll.el t'S imiHtc St:M.
NORTON D. HWA'.tTS WHOLESALK
lumber, Prlco bulldln Soinnton. Pit
MsTqABSkS HROTHEKS,"' PRINTERS7
fupplios, envelopes, paper hairs, twliie,
.'iii'hout,o. Ie0 Wssuiugtou avo., Scrantoii.
PO;
j.iOOTK'B 1.1VEHV. 1W ('spouse avenue
.3 First clasH carrisves. ILL 10OTE, Agt.
Fnnoral Director and Embalm. t.
IMIA.NK P. BROWN OOj WHOLB
x sale dealers in Woodware, obraage aiiq
Oli Cloth, IsQ Vf. Lncknwanna avenue.
rV.KA FINN SONS, builders and coiitrac
J -J tors. Yards: Corner Olive st. and Adar.u
ve ; corner Ash st and Penu avo.. Si ranton.
The GENUINE New Haven
11 Mathushek " Pianos
ESTABLISHED 1806.
New York Warerooms No. SO
Fifth Avuuno.
E. C. RICHER & CO.,
Sole dealers iu this ssot'ioa.
OPFIJB-j21 Adams Av TslspbOne BTd's
Eureka Laundry Go.
Cor. Linden St. and Adams Ave.
1'OUHT IiuUBI Ugt'Alia
All kinds of Laundry woilt narnnte 1 1
tut best.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
ICSAMTOM AND V, II. K r s. 11 All Hi". I'A.. MA WW AtTUUERii
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office. 6CHANT0N. PA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF H J.
IEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA Division
Anthracito coal used exclusively, iusnrin
cleaulmess and eomforu 1
TIMK TAIII.E IN maOI MAY SO li
Trains leave Beranton for Htu,tun. Wilkes.
gor Ailantie Citv. S.K) a. m.
For New York, Newark- and Bllaabeta I 0
(tapreet) a. in., 1U..Vj (cxproaa with Buffot
parfcr car). 8.30 (caprsss),!. n. Binday.'S i:
IMl.'S mUICU"t lJ"hadolphlaj p. n,
G,!"v
Aiunr(!fJ''J'!.1ft,L"'''"",a Harrlsborg, vis
ti'm " "'" ' ' 5'"' p''"' Bu"
For PotttTffie, 1.20 a m., 12.60 p. m.
lleturniug leave Now York, foot of Liberty
Lift 1.J0, .f (eipretl with Uulfot p.rlor carj
p. m. fcunday. .;m a. in tur'
s. m 2.0U 1 and i.ii p. m. Sunday, 8.27 x in.
Ihrough tickets to all points nt lowoTt ,'av
niay bohad 01, aiM.N'vi. o ,,....
ticket agent at thu stution.
U. P. BALDWIN,
J. H. OLHA17SEN.
Hon. Sunt,
DELAWABE AND HUH
SON KAILKOAD.
Ootntaenclay May (t, 1893,
trulm will run as follow :
Trains lcavo Bridiw Btreot
station. Beranton, for Pltl
wWffr wilic Bnrre,otc., I
MB y)ISj!'."7. 9.87, I0.42a m.. 'Alo
mm m" i.a. i.i.i. xu, o.i& .i4
Jhf r and llli p, m
pwr Por New York and Phtli
ass i., . , , oelpbla, uo a. m, uuu, ;
Z jS. 4.10 and II. IU p. m.
For Hotiesduleftrom Dflnwaie.I.aokawaii--.
and western depot;, 7.0U, W.W .m .
ni., 2. IT, ii. 10 p. iu.
For ('arhoiidalo and Intermediate sU
IS.40, T 00. e.ao, 10.10 a. m., U00 m.,2 17, .'l.,,;, ID,
.II Ud 9 K U 111. Ironi lil-idyo Jjtrcel Depot.
2.U) a. m., 2.l7and 11 :& p, m.
Past express to Albany, Saratoga, tbe AdI
roodaek Mountains, Boston and Ne Bn
points, 5.40 a in., arrivin,' at Albany 12.1V
Saratoga iUD p. m.. and leawng Beranton at K.l"
p. m. arriring at Albaay at Atop in.,sra
toga, laOag. m , and B iston, J.ol it m.
The only direct route betwe n the ooal dol U
and Boston. "Tho Loading Tourists R h ,
of Amorlua" to the Adirondack Mountain l'i
aorta, Lakes Ucoryo and Chauipluin, Monti .:.
etc
'litno tallies showiuii local and through train
torvice between stations un ull divi Ions I
Ware und Hudson system, may li i
all Delaware and Hudson tloket - D
H. O. YOUNli, J. W. BUI'.DICK.
becoud Vicu President. Qen, Pal , .... .
MAT lit. ISM.
Train leaves Scrnntio for Philadelphia and
New York via. U. A- H I! K. at t. a.m., IS. IB,
Z.88 and ll.Hft p. m via D., L A W. B, B , ii .id,
fo.- 11. .-i m , i UK) p, in.
I.eave Scranton for Pittston and Wilkes
Barre via D.. L A W. II. H.. 1.0V, a u , fj
s. in., 1.80. a&". 6.07. 8. 0 p. m.
Leave Scranton for White. Haven, Hazlsl - :.
PottsrQla and all points on tho Boa
Meadow and Pottsville branches. vttlE i ft.
V.. U40n.ra., via D. il H. K. K. at m.. ill i,
ta, 4.16 p.m., Tie D., L. ii w. li. R., tt.00, B.UJ,
H. 'Jla.m., 1.30, SU p.m.
Leave Scranton for Btblebom. Easton,
Reading,. Uarrioburg and ull Intermedlati
points via D. i: H. ELS., Sa.m.,12.10. 2.88 ILii
p.m., via D., L. & W. li. lt.,ti OU.b.US, lLSOa nn,
I. 30 p.m.
Leave Scranton forTunkhsnnock. Tow
Elmtra. Ithaca, (ienova and all intermedUt3
points via D. A-II. R.B.,9.07 a.m., 1110 and 11.13
p. in., via D. L. & W. Ii. R a.(h a.m.,!.M p m.
Leave Scranton for Koobester, IIi'.fT.ilo', Ni
agara Falls, Detroit. Chicago and ail pcltu
west via D. H. K. It., 11.07 'a.m.. 12 10,9 h .,
p.m. via D. L. A; W. R. K. and !'. I
Junction, K0-; a.m., 1J0, S.ei p. m., via Li. .v. ff,
P. K.. 3.41 p. in.
For Elm ra and tin west via Sal im oio u i
P, it II. u. ft. n; ,m lAlO.u.io p. m . via d .
L. ii W. K.K. ,a08 a.m.. 1.80 and B.07 p
PttHman parlor and sltsplng orL, v. chair
para on au fretee between L. St B. Jnr,
Wilkes-Barre and New York. Plil.id !p ii,
Buffalo and Seapen ion liridire
ROLLIN H. WiLliUIl, Gen. Supt. E t Die
CHAR 8, LtE. Hn. Pass Ag't, Phlla .Pi.
A.W.NoNNCMACilliB.Ass't O-u. Pass Afl t,
South Bethlehem. Pa.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD
Trains leave Scranton as follows: F.presi
for Now York and ah inuts Enst. 1.40, M(
4. t Oil and O.ia a. m. ; 12.55 aud 60 p. m.
Express (or Easton, Trenton. Phii.: I i
snd the South, 6.1 S.Od uud 8.8! a. in.; liLU
and j.W p. ni.
Wssbington and way stations, 8 S p. in.
Tooybanna aecommodatlon, alo p, m.
Expr ss for Bjngbamton. Oswego, Eimlra,
Conung, Bath. Dausville, Moont Morris and
Buffalo, 12.10, 2 15 a. m. and 121 p, m.. making
closs connections at Buffalo to all points iu ihs
West, Northwest and Southwest.
Baih accommodation. 9 a. m.
Binghamton and way slalious, 12.37 p. in.
NlcioLon accoiumodutiou, ut 4 p. Bt, ttto
li le p. m.
Binghamton and Elmira Express, 6.00 p, m.
Express for Cortlaiid. Byraonse, -
l"tica and Richfield Springs, S.U a. m. ana UK
p. m.
Ithaca, 2,ia and Rub Ha. m. and 1-4 p I I
For Hortbnmbarla-dfPittston, Wilkes Burrs,
Plymouth. Bloomabnrg and Dan villa, makl if
close oounections at Nortbnmbarland for
WUliamsport, llarnsbur, Baltimore, Wash'
ington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate itatlona
Sin 9 !w a. in, ami 1.3U and (1.07 p m.
Nantlcoaa ana intormediato stations, Mils
aud LM a. m Plymouth and Intsrmediatt
stations, liOand 8.6J p. IB. , ,,
Pullman parlor und bleeping COSOBOa on all
express trains. . . . , , .
For detailed Information, pocket tim s
etCj apply to M. U Smith, city neksl oil) -j.
82ilaci;awuu!iuuvonaj. or depot ticket ol-ca.
VTBW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
i. RAILWAY I O.
timb tabi.i: in i rVBCI IUKDAT, li kg -l
Trains leave Scranton fur CnrbondalS at
8.30, 10.Ua.rn. and il l ip.m.
For Hancock Jtmction, 10.5S a.m. niidi.'.l
p,m,
Trains leave Hancock Junction lor reran
ton. Sa.HL and IW p. to.
Trains leave Carboodals for Scranton at
7 Si a.m. aud 2.'M, o.ai p m.
E
RIE AND WYOM1N.I VALLEY RAIL
ROAD
Trains leavo Scranton for Nov.- York and in-
termodiato point.'i. n tho ITrio railroad st U-'O
a m. and 2.24 p in. Also for Hom
liawley an l local points at 8. K, .4i a . and
3 21 p Da
All tho nli.ive are throush trams I i an I
fioni HelOBiiale.
.hi additional train leaves Sciaut n for
La" Ariel at MO p.m. and arrives a Soi hi
ton fr.ei the Like at s la a ni and ..i in
Trains leave for Wilkes Barro at (.40 a. IS.
aud 9.41 p. m.
Atlantic Refining Co.
Manufacturers and Dsalort In
Illominatin and Lul)ricatiag
I.insoed Oil, NsptbSI SB- Qso
linen of all gisdss, Ax!p I It R 16,
rinion ("irensn und Colliery t'oni
j:oruid ; also, n larie lino oi l'ar
lafiino Wax Candlea
We nlso handle tho Famous CROWN
ACME OIL, the only family safety
burning oil in tho market.
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Office: t'oal Kxchauiio, Wyoming Avo.
orkn ut I'ino brook.
OILS
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