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THE ScflANTON TODiUtfE-'VVEDNESDAY " MORNING,' JULY .4, 189.
GENERAL NEWS
OF HDUSTHIES
Argnirunt is bIno made iu certain
quarters n behalf of n radical cbane
io the systum of rejjulatinjr anthracite
prices. It ii conttrtided, and not with
out aurewdnesB, that if the producing
companies, turouKb their sales agents.
would strike a fair average for the
year and then stick to that average
throuKbout tho year, it would solve the
proDiera or trade stability and obviats
the intermittent clamor occaaioued br
fluctuating monthly circulars. The
change would be in the nature of a
radical innovation, but there are ad
parently no iusurinoutitable difficulties
lo tns pathway to it.
The opinion eiven below is taken
from the Philadelphia Stockholder,
which is apparently somewhat inclined
to view the autbracite situation
throuk'li unfavorable spectacles. "The
excessive production of anthracite coal
in June, appreating no less than 4,
41 1,409 tons for tour weeks ended June
25, has resulted in the market becom
ing congested, storage depots east, west
and at tidewater points now being fully
Blocked, It is not unlikely the produc
tion for Inst month will considerably
exceed 4.000.01)0 tons, which will be the
heaviest June output 'on record. The
effect upon the uiarkot has been unfa
. vorable, in that it baa checked demand,
dealers regarding the heavy output as
a threateuiug factor to prices, ami, in
consequence, are now buying spar
ingly, with extreme dtillitesj the
result. The advance io the July circu
lar of prices failed to stimulate trade,
and the probability of a further ad
vance in August has bad noquiokoning
effect. Eastera buyers are well stocked
np, and are praotically out of the mar
ket at present, notwithstanding vessel
freights continue low. City and line
trade has been, and is, vary dull, and
western consumers are taking very
little coal, not any more than ttiey be
lieve tuy oii easily dispose of. Iu
short, the usual period of summer dull
nes. is now at baud, and will probably
cor .une for the next six or eight
weeks."
Not since the days when Abner
Kxes'ten was division superintendent,
fifty years ago, has the Heading Rtil
roud company sent out inch a eoal
.tonnnue as that shipped ou Saturday
fain Palo Alto, says a Potlsville dis
patch. It was, iu fact, the greatest
day iu the history of the K-endiug com
pany sitme its advent as a carrying
corporation. Forty-three trains were
sent out on Saturday's run, each train
hanling forty seven cars, and each car
containing tweutr-three tons of coal.
One hundred and tweoty-six cars were
sent to Buffalo, via Tatuaqua, Sim mo
kin. Fall Brook and the New York
Central railroad This greatly in
creased tonnage is due in a measure to
the strike in the coke region of Penn
sylvania, many of the furnaces aud
other Industrie! of the state sending iu
lartie orders for authraolte coal that
previous to the strike used exclusively
oft coal. Train Master Gillus, who
lias been cftieinl!y connected with the
Reading road for twenty years, says
this is the heaviest toan i'.j ever Stmt
out from Palo Alto. The tt.tal tonnage
for the mouth of June is edtiui ited at
1.000,000 tons.
MlNOK I.SDU.STltlAL NoTLS:
General passoiigT agents of the trunk
Hues say there is n marked iucrensu iu
pajsensr business, rtinl a steady stream
of summer travel Is indicated.
The returns et the first six months of
1804 show that tLe LaKt Shore fully earned
it dividend, ana tli.s means 8 to tU
cent, on its stock for its fiscal year.
per
The collieries iu theSchnylkill region shut
down on Monday, Tiles lay au l Wednes
day. ReMiinption will take place on Thurs
day and continue up to batuaday uignt.
Sime Jan. 1 the Pennsylvania lines have
handled tl,iM.j,a7o tons of coal, against
t'.'JIM.O'Ji tuns the corresponding period
la-t year, a ducreasu this year of 's,5M,0iii
tous.
Orders have bron issued to susoeu 1 op
erations on the Delaware, Su-qiunanna &
bcb.iiylk.ll raiiroad on three uavs of tlii
woek. The Fourth of July i's included
among the idle days.
Hear Valhy colliery will resume opera
tions on Thursday after nn idleness of six
month caused by the building of a naw
breaker. This plaut employes 400 meu
and boya, and is operated by the Heading
ioni.aiiy.
So well satisfied are contending interests
wi'li the outlook for the Heading that it is
said a reorganization plan, acceptable to
all concerned, lias been practically ngreod
up"j und will be announced by, if nos ba
te j, Sept. 1.
The readjustment of west-bound pnssrm
gor business from Kew York, demanded of
the Trunk Line association by the Lehigh
alley people, has not beon completed and
iu the Interim the several couipauios are
woikiug under present arraugoments with
out fric:ion, au l rales on the class of bus
iness are being firmly maintained.
Two through trips to Perth Amboy were
made last week by a Ha.letoa Lehigh
Valley crew.- Conductor Fry was in
charge of the crew and Engineer John V.
O'Donnell made both runs. It is not Known
as yet whether the Valley road will run
crews regularly to Perth Amboy, ns is done
by the Delaware Susquehanna aud Schuyl
kill. It is supposed mat these trips are ex
peiimental onus.
The number of railway employes killed
Ian year was 8,7:27. being greater by 1T3
than those killed during tbe previous year.
'I he number of eniployos injured was 31,
Tii'J, being greater by 3.4C3 than the num.
ber injured the previous year. The num
ber of pupsengers killed during the year
"na-ao, oBing ies oy ii man tne number
s.:i'.iys
"SIESTA."
, The Spanish call tho nooa-day
rest from the hot san, Siesta.
Just aa necessary in our climate,
if we would do it; but here it is
business rushing about aud. use
of energy in the hot sun.
Johann Hoifs Malt Extract
taken at meals, or drank in the
oflice, renders living easier in hot
weather. , It supplies energy be
cause it aids digestion aud the
nutritive functions. Beware of
imitatious. Look for, signature of
"Johann IIofiF" on neck label.
Eisner & Mendelson Co. Sole
Agenta, New York.
killed the previous year, and the number
injured was 3,220, being 2 in excess of the
number injured tbe previous year.
D. E. Soauium of South Easton. for six
teeu years iu the employ of the Lehigh
Valley railroad, twelve of which were as
cnair car conductor, has received uotilica
tion from General Superintendent Wilbur
of his appointment to the position of in
spector of passenger cars of the Lehigh
Valley system, liis duties cover all tlio
pas.-enier car eauipuient including the
Pullman service. I to has six assistants
aud his headquarters will be at Easton.
The total number of rasseniiers ca'riod
tiurinv the year ended June lS'.m, was
5ULI,."iO0,fil. Pas'encer mileage during the
same year was 11, '.".'Si, 101,u4. The average
journey per passenger was -J.'Ji milm.
The Dumber or tous of freight reported by
tho railways for the year was 743,111) 4Si
Ton mileage was I);s,ft7ri, 1 1 1,.h:j;. The aver
age number of tonsin a train whs lb3.U7,
and the average haul per ton for the entire
conutry was liiii.uii miles, rassenger troin
mileage was 335,U1S,770, aud frelgUt train
mileage 501,7;'.), ji 0.
The Audenned No. 4 colliery, which has
b"in Idle for tho past few mouths, started
up Tuesday moruing. Tho wuter has long
since been out of the first lift, but the suc
ouil lift was chock full, and although tho
breaker could be kept running on the coal
from tho upper lift, it was impossible to
generate euuughateaui to supply tho many
pumps in operation aud the breaker and
hoisting engines besides. The largo com
pound pump, which is said by tho llazle
ton Standard to be tho most powerful in
tho legion and was drowned out in the
lower lirt siuce tho destructive tbod sev
eral weeks ag was rescued last Monday
morning and placed iu active operation at
noon. With tliis mammoth Macbino and
two others pumping night aud dav it will
lie but the matter of a weok till tha lower
lift will bo freo from water.
Strike's Rnbult Forecasted,
lUchmuntl limes.
The result will bo that President Debs
will bo defeated and his creat organization
dissolved. Heaou aud justice will prevail
in this country in tho long run, aud the
American people will not sustain such a
strike as that of tfcsj American Kailway
union, which, though H may becousidoied
wildly absurd iu iis principle, is yet most
serious in its consequences.
Kpjcitmn Cus?s.
S. II. Clifford, Koiv Camel, Wis., was
troubled with ueuralgi k and rheumatism,
his stomach wus disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
llesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec
tric Hitters cured him.
toward Shepherd, Harrisbnre, 111., had
a running pore on his leg of eight years'
standing. Used three bottles of El'ectrio
liitters and seven boxes of Uuck leu's
Arnica Salve and his les is outid and
well. John Speaker. Catawba. O.. had
Ave luree fever sores on his leg, docters
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Uuckleu's Arnica
Du. Wood's Noiiway Pine Syrup cures
cough aud colds quicker than auy ot .it
remedy, because it combiues the lung-
uealing quality of tuo Dine tree, with other
valuable medicines. Sold by all dealers ou
a guarantee of satisfaction.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks and Eonds.
New York. July 3. When it Is stated
that tho total sale of stock at the exchnusre
reached the beggarly total of CJ.S0O shares
it will oo seen that I he day's operations call
for no extensive comment, Tho beat and
tho fact that many operators left tho strivt
st an early hour to epeud the national hnl
iday out of town had a tendency to hid I
the trading nehec'i. 'i h chief clia,-ac er
istic of tu day's limited apecuiu.iou wus
Pnion Pacilic H: Heading M aud Northeiu
Pacific pi eferred J9'c. A repined agroe-
nieut oettveen the receivers aud tho rep
ros'.n'atives of the cenoral rnortn'iyn tir-
foued Readiui! securities while the efforts
ot the Union Pr.cilic receivers to get, rid of
uupromaDie oranctie had a strengthening
iufluence ou this stock. The higher priced
ilwav issues after a linn nueuini: re-
aeded t'i )i per c.-rit., but later ou re
covered the early decline and closed firm.
in tho industrial department Suear ad
vanced to I'll, ran off to OU'.-,', rose to 100
and closul at IM).1,'. Chicago Gas first de
clined to ii', and theu advanced to SoK
It is stated semi-ofllcially that thero will
be no change m the position of the Fidelity
receipts on acciuut of the Windes decis
ion. I ietieral Electric and Whisky were
slightly during the morning session, but
closed stronger. Speculation closed firm
wi: h prices anywhere from i to per cent,
higher than yesterday. Tomorrow b.Mng
a le,-al hul:day th,) Stock exchance will b.j
closed.
Tiiu foii iTmifi'ompiete tahlo simwinu the
day's lliietiiatioi'.s in ,:tivo stocks is supplied
aud revised daily by LaUar & Fuller, mock
brokers, i'll W yuiu.iiii nveuae:
Open
lli.'h- Low Clos-
cut. est. lui.
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Lake Shore
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M:inhattu:i
Miss. Pac
Nat. Lend
N. Y. 10. N. E....
N. Y. Onutral...
N. Y.. (). & W..
N. Y..S. & W..
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.North Pac
North Pac. pr...
Omaha
Puo. Mall
RnHillnif
fiock Island
K.T
St. Paul
T..C. & I
Texas i- Tao....
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New York Froduoe Market.
Ni:w YoitK. July 3. Fi.otm-Neelocted
WKAi-Qnint, Jfc. lower: No. 2 red.storo
and elevator, IKlc; afloat. Bl'.'c.; f. 0. b,
wi;-sc.j unirrndod red, IsuJc: No. 1
northern, ,'.; options were dull, rlosl
nig stoats; No. 'i red July, OO'-'c.
Sieptomber, (i3cfe.j December, 8s1!-,;' r.
COHN dull, Him; No. 2, 4,-n4i;c.
elovator; 4tl,Vc Hfloat; options very dull
Yfi. higher; July, 45;c.; Ansust, 4liWc.':
Ser'teniber, 40,'c.
UATS-Dnll, llrmer; optiotip. dull, firmer;
Poyntelle
:: House
AT LAKE POYNTELLE,
WAYNE COUNTY. PENNA.
Situated at summit of the Now York, On
tarloand Western Kailway. 'XHi foot abovo
ea- The blirbeit stnain rnlli-nml r,u,t i ,i,.
state.
KoVen flno lakoi within from thraa tn
twonty rulnutos' walk from hotjlor station.
iwo u:ist lakes convcnlont-i,rnli tilni,ni
and o'her common varieties nf AmIi. .u.i
othor lakes within half hour's drive.
u. 1. .1111 Hiiiii c aim recreation tflk9 New
York.Ontarlo and Western rnilw.v trnn 1
init Scrnutou at 8.80 s.m., arriving at Poyntelle
at 1u.1i) a in. Keturnhur. train 1
tollo 1.50 p.m., arrlvinn in Borautou O.ffl p.m.
BOATS FREK TO UUE8TS.
FKEE EXCURSION and PICNIC GKOUND?.
KATES I'OU SUMMEK HOAUUKIiS
IO JjtlO l'Elt WIJEiC
House accommodations, Mi
McCUSKER BROTHERS.
POYNTELLE, PA.
July, id;.; August, SSJj'c.; September,
SJc: October. 3ie.: soot' prices, No,
5Uc; No. S white, o-c; No. 'J Chicago,
51o.: No. 8, 60c; mixed western. oUaMc;
white do., and white state, OlaoO;.
HEicr Dull, steady.,
TiKKCito Bkgv Inactive.
Cut SlKATs-Firm, quiot: middles
nominal.
LAitn-Quiot, stronirsr: rity, frVafifff.
July, tT.20; retlned, dull; continent. K.50;
feoucn America. ?7.sr; compound, uaG,'-t,c.
Poiik Quiet, tirm.
liL'TTKit-Quier, stale: state dairy,
l'.'alT.'.jc; de. croam, lfnlBc. ; Pennsylvania
uo., lauifre.; western dairy, lii,,ial4.Vijc. ;
do. creamery, HalSc.i do. faitoiy.'Jc;
cljjiiis, lHc.j imitation creamery, liilSi
I'll kksk Pair d-mand.
Piius-Quiet. firm: state aud lVnn.
sylvauia, la'c; western fresh, l'iilUc.;
do., per case, :'!). 75.
Eucllea'j Arnloa Salve.
The best salvo in the world for Cuts
Cruises, fcres, Ulcers, alt Kheuui, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or 110 pay required. It
n- guaranteed to give iierteot satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Hi cents pur
cox. i or sale by JSlattne w liios.
M. L. Ci.siit, alderman. Fifth ward.
Scrantjn, Pa., stated Nov. 9, PUS: "lie
had used Dr. Thomas' Ecloctric Oil for
spraiur. burns, cuts, bruises aud rheunia
tisin. Cured every time.
rhlladolphitk Tallow Market.
riiiLAmai-HiA. July 3.-Tallow was
dull aud weak. Prices were; Prime
city in hoRsheads, ic.i prime country, in
barrels, 4,Vc; do. dark in barrels, icj.
cakes, 4v,; grease, Htc.
Makes
Blood
Repairs
Waste
so says
DR. EDWIN F. RUSH,
103 STATE ST., CHICACO, ILL.
I have used in my practice
every known raw food extract,
but now exclusively prescribe
a raw meat extract prepared in
this city, called
It is very rich in all the ele
ments required in the formation
cf blood and tissue. It repairs
waste very rapidly, and is
borne by the most delicate
stomach of excellent taste,
and is rapidly digested.
2,000 physicians endorse it.
Sold by all dragiiats.
Tiiz no vi.vi.vj5 co., xe w vokl;
fRKROLLEY SOAP
"If
41 V.
h an Improvement in Soap.
In the Trolley Soap old methods
and materials are superseded by new
ones. The Trolley Soap leaves the
clothes sweet and clean and lasts longer
than other soaps.
Ask Your Grocer for It.
If he dues not keep it send us order for
20 BARS FOR TRIAL FOR $1.00,
or fur a Hox 100 cakes 75 pounds $4.50.
Joseph 5. Thorny Ellpnton,
227 Chestnut Street, Phila.
SPRING
HOUSE
HEART LAKE, Susquehanna Co.
U. E. CltOFCr....... Proprietor.
ri'IIIS HOrsRIsetrlclly teiupsrvi. Is nmv
I and wi'll fiir.-iisli -1 noil oPK.NJ Ui To
'1 UK l'UBUO TI1K YKAU ItOL'ND: I
inciiti'd muhviiy b itwuuu MontruinMi I Hernn
ton, 011 ,iontriis') an.l iiiiiwinvnu'ri Itiillroad,
mx miles from U., I,, & W. It 1!. nt Atford
BtaJon, nnd llvn mll n from M intro; ca
lai'ity, -it'lity-flve; throe uiimuuV walk f rum
It. It. station.
t!OUI Ilu,IT', 1 l-IIf Mfi TtfKtE, Ac-,
nt.vio To t; 1:1: sis.
Altltudonbou: :.'.IK) fgjt, ciiuallimr in this
l-oipoot tha Adiroudaclt aul CutiKlll Mouu
tauii. I ino (rrjvoi plonty of nhula nml lioantiful
not'iiprv, lunkinif h Sumiiiwr Kciurt uiidx
ccllud in biiui I y aud cl,Bipue.
XJntiL-lnir pavilion, kwIiuh. oroqnH ffr oundi,
ifcc. Cold Spilnj U'ntir ami pluity ot .Ml.k
Knlea
(li, y.
B 1 kv ,,,-r u(.K. 91, OU llr
Lxcurkicju tlckota sold at all atatioui
L. - W. linos.
1'ort: r ttierta all traiui.
011D.
SCIENTIFIC
HORSE SHOEING
AND THE TREATMIiXT OF LAMK
NKSS OF HOltNKS.
To these tranclios I devote especial atten
tion avcry afternoon.
OfUco and forKn at tho BLTJME CATtRI AGE
WUKKS. 115 1)1X COURT, BCBANTON.PA.
DOCTOR JOHN HAMLIN
Gradnato of tbe American Veterinary Ool.
logo.
parMMiantlfourtd I
in toWchn br I
Mnelo Ram-1
etly, wxln lurtnW, bMtl b, ptuMtny.M.
fu.fi, pnok nil Wti-FU h, lllilalrM4 frai
HlkfniBpusUnnvlJKiWBill. Whm flit torf..
from
WhmHotaaHBa I
u uar WmKIO ROmMW WUI
Ramtity nn 1 ,B
co rthMih ni-W 2
KMXai COk ntmio. III.
The Original Raw Food
I- 7-
3
WEAK MEN attention
mmmmm J CALLED TO Tllii
U i oat Luglisb Keruedy,
Gray's Specific Hediclus
IF YOU SlIFFCHfromNflr-
lOOUTUnM. Af Til T1KMK.
lillity, Wakupsa of Body unit Mind, hpormu
torihra, nncl lmpotunry, nud nil dlHuHsun tliitt
anso from ovoi'-indiiiiionci ami t-olf-abiiHo, its
Liws of Momory and Power, liiiiiiicxs of Vis.
ion, Prematura Old Ai:o and many other clii
eiiHCH that lead to liieunity or l onmimptiou
and anourly irivivo, uvitefur a piiniplilot.
AddresaGHAV M I'D I INK Co., IiurfHlo,
K Y. Tho specIRn Mecin-iiio la sold hy all
drU!Ti;its at ? per paeku-ru, or nix uarkaiie
lor Jj.or nont hv mail ou reeeipt ol minif y. nml
Willi every 5.IKI order WH d'UARAvTEE
a I'nro or money n fin 1 -1
WOn Hi'coiiiit of loiiiilerli'ita wo hiive
adopted tho Yellow Wrapper, tho only geua
Ine. hold in IScraiiton t,v illutthows I'lul
Bank of Scranton.
ORGANIZED 1872.
CAPITAL,
SURPLUS.
$200,000
$250,000
Tills tiank offers
to
lleposllor rtm
fnelllty narraiited by tlielr
ness anil leHiiiiiiKlbllltv.
bulnuoea, busW
Kprciul utteiitlon tiven to business ao
vuuiits. juivivmi puiu 011 uuie uepoaitA
W1I.7.TAN fOXNVM, Prcslrtont,
tiKO. II. ('ATMS, VIce-ITesldonfc
tVIU.IA.1I II, llitK, taalilflk
miti oi()i;s.
William Coonell, (leorco If. Cntlln.
tilled II anil. Juinea Arrhlmld, liinri
llelin, Jr., Uilllam X. uUU Latlior
niin-n
DUPONT'S
MINING, BLASTKO AND SPOKTINQ
POWDER
Manufactured at the Wapwallopon Mill Lu
Zorne eoiuity Pn., and at WU
mitigton, Dtluwaro,
HENRY BELIN, Jr,
General Agent for tha Wyoming District.
118 Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa,
Third National Bank Boildin
AGENCTFS.
THOS. FOUD, Pittston, Ta.
JOHNB S.M1TH& SON: Plymouth. Pa,
E. VV. MULLIUAN, Wilkes-Harro, Pa.
Agents for tho liopaun Ciieuiical Com
pany's llifb Explosives.
c
Li
Beer
Brewery
Jlannfactnrcra of the Celebrate)
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
lOO.OQO Bbls. Per Annum,
SCIIANTON, VA.
MINING andBLASTING
Made at tha MOOSIO nnj EUSU
DALE WOltK
Lr.iTlin & Rnml PowJer Co.'i
ORANGE GUN POWDE3
Eleclrio Batteries, Fucoi for raloi-
ing blur.tf, Safety 1 Ubo nud
RcpaunoChciuical Co. 's High Explosivci
eeds and
Large Medium and
White-Clover,
Choice Timothy and
lawn Grass Seech
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
hdnt&Snellco.
Third iational
Robinson's
Sons
iflSIC POWDER CO
POWDER
Ooqc! leu
Deserve
iooci Slothes
DO GOOD
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1 mita euuri-liuuss Bijuara)
1 . A. J, V.ONNKLL, Ottlra SU1 Washington
f;,.V;uu5 corlw' Hpruoe street. uYor
f ) " druP "" Hlilunoo, Ta Viae St.
? 2:',u P-.m- 6nday, li to 8 p. m.
lJ'Ly- ''.I'KN. OfltoeT cor. Lock
f waim.and Wushinctou uvrs.: over Loon
aiu sii, biuiv; oliico hours, lu to 12 m. nni
. Kslnnifton svo.
J ) l: V' K J;1U'V. I'nu-tlcj liniiiml to 1)1
nail ?"? w tllu Ey KHr- Noso nU Throat;
I) J.VM- "A"28- J" Washniptoii Aveuuu.
Othca hours, b to U sin.. IMto a uid I
o a p.m. Hoslcloiioo :m Jladlson ivcuu.
p ll.N U Wli.N'i'Z, M. U, OlUoo', h uuU .il
If ' '"""","w"lllu uulMinit: roHldonoa 711
JIS'liiKinavo; ottleo liourf, lJto 12, a to I r to
; biimliiyB 2 110 to 4. uvi'iiiiiKS nt rsuidonct. A
spic'iaity inadii of dlvunsss ut tho eyo. ar. uom
ud tluoat and BynocoloKy,
1.A V. YKIW.
.1 ' SJ "Aj!i'Ku11 Law nd l-'ull-ctlon ot-
'lco.No. H17 bnruco St., oppodtte Forest
llonso. Bcrnni-on, l a,; collfctions a spoctulty
throughout 1'oiinsylvaniai ruliahlo corroBpoud
cuts in evorv mtiiiiv
. i U. Attornoy, and ( ounsal-
W aoliinaton v w. II. J usurp.
Hoiuce E. Haivo.
W. U. JtSHUP, Jit.
1II,AKD. WAUItLM .te KNIAI'I' At..,
Boys i line) C'ouim,.lon at Law, Hunuhlicaa
inc. Washington av.... Kcriiutrm. V,L
hlllldlllB.
IjAllhKftU.M ML( OX. Attoi-m.vs uiM
J. Counw-llora at Law; ollicos U aud Library
tuildiun, bcrautou, I'o.
KoawcLb II. TATTBriSO
ii.i.ia.i a. v im:ox.
A 1.KHU1) HAN1J, WiLUAiU. HA.N'b, At
1 tornoys and Counsellors, Commonwealth
huiMinir. Kiinms 19, aland 21.
K. HOVLK, Atlorni-y ut I.nw.N'os.19 and
i 2tl, liurr buililm,', Wasbiiiettm avi-nun
KNliy li. KKKljy - Law olll.ej in I'ri,-.
liuiUlnilf, VM V an hi nt: tow avrnuo.
lI'ANK T. tlKl'-LU Attorney at Law. Kooui
' ,Lol4L''I'-'"a"''"' Kerautou, l'a.
LJ1. V ON hi OltCH, f ton v t. H. miuts
IAA1
;s W 1 1 A w wi ' a.... 1 . . '.
rooms BJ, Rl and IK), Commonwealth h'l
S um'a,, E1JU Alt," Attorney at " Law.
tJ mih'e. 817 hnnicest., Mrranton. l'a.
T A- WATUtS, Attornny 'at" Law, 42J
.Yoiiiiw nun., pTnnion, l'a.
i) i'. hAHTH, Cunnsf-llor at Law. Offlcs,
l . rooms .11, 55, m ComiiKinwi.alth v,.,ii,i;
i K. i'liC'ULK. Attorney at Law. Com-
... nufuny ai iaw,
monwealth bnilamir. Scianton. I'
C. I 'O.M KU VHi 'aai'surnceHt.
I) ,K';1'1',J0,LK. Attorney-Loans neito-
'latoa on real estate security. 40Vj f-prncn
1 t. KILLAM, At'orner ut-Luw. uTwJ
Jt ouiin( avenue. S.-ranton.
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA. Bc;r.in
O ton, l'a., prepares hoys and girls forcoUogs
or business: thoroughly trains young childrsu.
Catalogue at roquetit.
Rtv. TnoMAs M. CAitat
Walt II. Blei.u
MISS WORCESTER'S K1NDLP.QAKTSN
and h'chool, 412 Adams av. uue. fupilj
ncolvivj at all tiiuos. 'ext term will uuua
April .
DK.M'IM'S.
rM. A. TAl'T. D.b,luTxMthWb-
innton Ave. pperialtv in Porcelain
Rostoiations. Cro vn and liridfro Work.
I 1 C. LAUDACH, bui'Kcou Lleutist, Ko, 113
yoinii.tr ave.
It M. sf iiATTuN
nttlfo Cnnl KTfl)nn"n
LOANS.
'PHE RKPL'BLIC SiivIiirs nnd Loan A
X nation will loan vou money on easier terms
mid pay you bettor on investment than any
other association. Call on b. N. CALLLN
I'Ktt. 1'inie Ba'ik 1 ni'ilmr-
Ell)S.
CJ K. CLARK CoTseedsmenT Florists
' and fcurserymon; Btore li Washington
avenue; ureeu. house, 13oU Norih Jlaiu avuuue;
Horn felcplioii" 72
TKAS.
WIltE SCIIKrNS.
1 OS. KCETTElj, 0u Lackawanna avenns.
IIOTKI.S AM) I!KiTAl'KAXT.
'PHK WESTMINSTER, ilJ-SW on7
A nvo. liooms lieatod with Ktnmn- nil ,.r
nn .-iiipruvunifniH. u. Jit. i'lu'MAH, Proa
X
'HE ELK CAl'E, 1:.5 nnd 127 Franklin ..
nuo. Kates leasoiialilo.
1'. Zitui.F.li. Proprietor.
VT Lb'i'-ULN&TLIt HOTEL.
biiteentn street, one block east of Broadway.
American plan, Mftilper day and upward.
tOYNH HOUSE, buroiiuan plau; Bood
rooms. i.;iil'ii day and ulht. liar 'tuu
piled wltn tho best.
H-OYNlFronrfetor.
CCU ANTON 110V.SE. near D., L. W.
O leuicor depot Conducted on the European
P'an. Vn-rim Koch, Proprietor.
;UAM) CENTUAU The lrSost and bis?
v Hmiinpo.1 hotel in Allvntuwu, Pa.: ratoj
52 and 82.4U nor flay.
u Ton P. PAP.vrn, Proprietor.
A lit HI I LCTS.
AVI8""HOi;i'T. Archltel't." Roomer
2.rj nml 2i! Coiiinionwealth b'ld'ir. Ht-rantou.
i)
? L. WALTER, Architect, Library Luiul
I, inir. W vomlng iiveime, Scranton.
n L. BROWN. Arch It. Architect. Price
1 buildine. 12ti W luhlnsrtoii Avo.,Scranton.
sils t:i l.AM o( s.
I) AVER'S OliCllKSTRA - MVSlO FOIt
J balls, picnics, parties, rocontioim i.
liitiRs and concert work furnished. Kor terms
adilross R. J. H.nier. coiulucior. 117 Wr.ni.in.
ave., over Hulbert's music store.
HORTON D. SWA UTS WHOLESALE
lumber, Prlco building Rcranton, Pa.
TV I EUARUEK BHOT11ER.S, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, jiaper bags, twi::e.
Warchuusu, lt!0 Was;ii:;ou ave., Scranton,
l'a.
IMA TE'S LIVERY. Iii" ( npouso avenue.
Eirst class earrinrcs. 1). t , 1 OOT15. A.-t
l'lineinl Director and Kiiilmlnur.
MtANK P. BROWN & CO., WHOLE
salo dealers iu Woedwaro, Cordngo and
ii Cloth, 720 W. Lackn wanna avennn.
l.l.A 1'lN.. bO8, build.ns and coutrao
J J tors. Yar.ls: Corner olive st. and Adams
nve ; corner Ash st. nml Penn nvo., Scranton.
Tho GENUINE Xow Uavcn
"Mathushek" Pianos
ESTABLISHED 1SC0.
Kow York Warerooms Xo. 80
Fifth Aveuuo.
E. C. RICK Eli & CO,
Bole dealers la this Btction.
OFFICE 121 Adams Ave., Tolephono BTd'f
Eureka Laundry Co.
Cor. Linden St. and Adams Avs.
CO l 111' Uuusk Syi ABU.
All Itindi of Laundry work eunrantetJ
tbe boat,
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CQ
SCRANTON AND WILKOS-BABBE, FJl. MANUFACTURERS Oi
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office, SCRANTON, PJL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. J,
IEHIGHANO SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Ant'.racita coal used exclusively, Inaurlna
cleanliness and comfort
TIMK TAHtB IN EFFECT II A V 20, 1S!)4.
Trains leave Hcranton for Pittston, Wilkes.
?",fr,VS' t8i"' u'la" 11-30 a. m., 12.30. 2.0),
1 ill' 1"!' 7 To p P- m' Bulluul'. 'W a. at,
I'or Atlantic Citv. 8.3 a. ra.
Kor New York, Newark and Elizabeth, d.-D
(express) a, m., fuxpross with bullot
parlor tar), 3.a0 (cxprom) u. in. Bundav. 2.13
p. m. "
Eon Maith Cm-NK, Ai.i.rxTows, Rktiii.o
hku, EAstoh and Viui.A Iii:i.i-m., H.aj a. m..
UM, tjn 6.i (except Philadelphia.) u. m.
bundav, 2. In p. m.
Kor Lii.no Hiiamcii, OcBAsr Giiovf. etc.. at
iJ't (with tniouifheana. m., l.M)p. m.
r or Readme Lebanon and llamsburg, via
21 rj! m"' " Ul'" 1'"'U' 0M I,-U1, 8u"dll,f
I'or Pottsville, R.'JII a. m 12 .71 p. in.
Returnlni,'. leavo New York, foot of Liberty
Vfrt'J N!'.,;,h rlv'r' at.ltlU fexprcHs) a. to.,
l.ln, l.,XI. (express with Bulljt, parlor car)
p. m. Hundav. 4.:n n. m.
Leave l'liiladolphia, Renilins Terminal, 9.0
a. m., 2.00 mid 4.a i p. in. Sundav, u.:'7 a. u,.
lbi-out'li tickets to all points at lowo.it ratei
may bo had on application in advance, to thj
ticket ai'ent ut the station.
U. P. BALDWIN.
J. II. OLHAUPEIT, "'' AkWLfc
tleii. Hupt.
L I "'t'AWAliK A.ND HUD
Z7 , SON RAILROAD.
f oimnonciiiK Hay 2!l, IKIi,
trains will run as follows:
l iaiiis leavo Bridao street
niat:on. hcranton, for Pitts-
WAWl'jtxi "kes-Harre,etc.,Hi)l,
By B aa. 4-K &!, 0.1-1, .ii
n w r nuo n .cj p. in,
ft" Kor New York and Philn-
.. .i , . det'uia, SOOa. in., 12-11), i.ii,
2.M. fir, and II. T) p in.
Kor Honesdaleltroin Eelawiro, Lackawanna
nnd wtiitern df-iiot), 7 0), S. i, W.lo a.m.. lil
m., 2. 17, 3.10 p. m,
l-l,r i'ut-ln. ,.!,. n.1 tlnvnw..!;.!. .l.u
ri.40, 7.U), f.;, 10.10 a. m.. 12.00 in ,2.17, a.iialu,
iiaisndtl.Tip. in.; In. hi rlridfu Mrout JJouot.
2.HI a. m., 2.i;auil 11 :fi . m, v
last express to Aib.iUv. s-'aratoea, tho Ad!
r udack Jtouutains, Host mi and New Kutfland
points, 5.40 a. in.. ,tiy:h,' nt Albany 12.43.
Saratoga '2.20 p. iu.,tui't ieavinif Scrautou at i.'.l7
p. m., urrivinif at APanv at d.iV' p. in., fcara
toKH. 12.53 a. ni ., and B iston, 7.WI a. m.
J' tie only direct rutito b"t ween the coal fiel h
snd Itiwton. 'The Leading Tourists' Route
oi America ' to the Adirondack .Mountain re-
i-ous, Lakes lieore and Cliaiiiplain, ilontreal,
etc.
Time tables showing local and through train
nervico between Matinns on all divisions. Lela.
ware and Hudson system, may b obtained m
all Delaware and Hudson ticket oiliees.
H. G. YOCNd, J. W. EURiiICK,
Eocond Vice President. Oeu. Patis. AijU
MA li, lsil4.
Train lenves Bcranton for PhllnJolphla a;il
New York via. D. & H R R. at H a.m.. 12.11,
tHl and 11.36 p. m via D., L. & W. R. K , tll0,
b.iw.ll.SOu. m.,aud )..tl p. m.
Lf.av ecrantyii for Pittston and Wilkes
Barre via D.. L & W. R. R., 11.00, b 08, 11 a)
a. m . l.W), 3.30. 6.07. i.;0p. m.
Lave Ssrantou for White Haven, Hazleton,
Pottsvills and all points on the Beaver
Meadow and Pottnvilln branches, via E. a W.
V , t) 40a.m., T' V. ft IL . R. at 8 a.m.. 12.R
MS. Iti tun., via D L. ii W. R. B, 6.00, s.Ot
U 'J)a.ia 1.30. 3.iijp.m.
Loave Scranton for Bothlehem, Easton,
fieadii.e, Hun ithnrf and all inwrmediat)
potuts via V. it 11. II. R., H a m..l'i.lo, 2. Id, ll.il
p m.,via 1)., L. it W. R. R..(i.W,S.IH ll.JM a. m,
L30 p.m.
Leave Scranton forTunkhmnock, Towan lj,
Elmira, Ithaca, Geneva and ail intermediits
points vuiU ii H. 1;.R.,!iai7 m.,l2lu and 11.3J
p. m.,via I). L, & W. R R., 8.0s a.m., l.'W p. ra.
Leave Scranton for Rochester, Buffalo. Ni
agara Falls, Detroit, Chi'-asro and all points
west via D. & II. R, R. 11.07 a.ro,,12.10,0.1.Yll.a
p. m . via 1). L. & W. R. R. and Pittto
Junction, tOS a m., l.'J0. 8.3 j p. in., v.a L ii W.
R ., 3.41 p. m.
For Elmira and thj wet via Palimnioi. vi
D. A H. R. R. 11.07 a.m., 12 10.6.13 p. m , nl),
L. & W. ILK,, .KM h ui., I ;fi and ti.07 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or L. V. chair
cars ou all trains between L. A B. Junctiou or
Wilkes-Barre and New York. Philadelphia
Buffalo and Suspension Bridtre.
KUl.l.IN H. WILBUR. Oen. Sunt. East Div.
CHAS. S. LCE. n. Push. Aic't, Phila . Pi.
AW NONNEMACHER.Ass't Qan Pasa. Ag't,
boutb Bethlehem. Pa.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA ASO
WESTERN RAILROAD
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Exprca
for New York and all noints East. 1.40, 2.50,
5.15, S 00 and U.&d a. m.; 12 53 and 3.30 p. m.
Express for Easton. Trenton, Philadelphii
and the South, 5.15, b.OJ and 9.3i a. m.; 12.31
aud 'i.;t p. m.
Washington and way stations, 3. "5 p. ra,
Tobyhanna aeromniodation, 6 10 p. m.
Kxpr es for BitiKhainton, Osweio, Elmira,
Corning, Hath. Uausville, Mount Morris and
Buffalo, 12.10. 213 a. m. nnd 1 24 p. m., making
close connections at Butlalo to ail points in tut
West, Northwest and Southwest.
Bath accomm-station, n a. m.
Biiighamton and way stations, 12.37 p. m,
Mcuol-ou accoinmodai.iou, a. 4 p. m. an4
6. 1 P. ni.
Rinirliamton and Elmira Express, 0 05 p, m.
Exju-eas lor Conlsnd, t-yrause, OswOh'X
L'tica aud Richfield Springs, 11 3 a. in. and 1.2i
p. m.
Ithaca, 2.15 and Bath l'a. m. and 1.24 p. m.
Kor Northumberland, Pit tstou, Wilkos-Barra,
Plymouth, Blocmsburg and Danville, making
close connections at Northumberland for
Willlamsport, Hrrnsburtf, Baltimore, Wash
ington nnd the South.
Northumberland anil intermediate stations,
600. 9.33 a. iu. and 1.3U and (1.07 p. in.
Nauticoau ana intermediate stations. 8.0J
aud 11 20 a. m Plymouth ami intermediate
stations, 3.30and 8.3.1 p. m.
Pullnian parlor and sleeping coaches on all
express trains. , ...
Kor detailed information, pocket tim t tabloj,
etc., apply to M. L. Smith, city tickut otHc
iiii LacknwanuaavuuiM. or depot ticket olhc
TEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
i RAILWAY CO.
'I IMK TAHl.E IN HTl'CT Ht'MlAY. .H'Xi: 21.
Trains leave Scranton for Carboiidale at
8.30, 10. .Via. in. nml H pip. m.
Kor Hancock Juuction, 10.53 a.m. and (i 10
p. ni.
Trains leave Hancock Junction for tcrau
ton, (I a 111 and 2 05 p in.
Trains leave Carbon dalo for Scriintm at
724 a in. nnd r.iil, ;V;il p in.
SI'HAATUN flVKION.
In I llorl .Iimr - Ith, 1M)1,
N.inli Hon nd.
NiiiiIi Itiiiind,
iOi 2D1 20O
205 nn aoi,
5 i&H a!
Stations
y z. - at 5 Wralns Dally, Ex.
.1 - l cenl. hiiiuljiv l
v u. y n
3 '
: m. ; Arrive Lcai
" .... N. Y. Franklin s:.
7 10; ....itt'w. 42nd Ktrce!
7"i': .... Weehuwki n
"i
7 11 .
7 r.'v .
8 M ,
p up r i Arrive leave
A 11 I'
M
' 5 .
1 H: .
b 21'' I llii .... Uauooi'k JiuTctloii
f 10' 1 w ... ' Ilunccck
T S-i i'J ."G i Miu lUht
lion
li Hi
(i IN 2 'A!
I'lt'stoh Park
comn
PoynlclliT
lii'linout
rieii.sant. Mt.
I'lilondalo
Fomel City
carboiidale
White Brldso
llaylidd
.lerinyn
Archibald
Wlnl i in
Pakvlllo
tilyph.mt
lllckson
Throop
Prnvldimce
Park plnce
Ii2.'i 2.'1P
7 4.M2I0 M
(I :u
114
0 43,
2 41P II
2 Ml 4 50
HM 4M
y.'-S I9SM0 HI
7.r.!2ISl(IOII
7 22 12( 3; II W
7 l".ifl'J.M' !H8
7 tW'll ..II V :H
0.M;I1 111! V 15
(USfU'.O 12'
li .v.;
Kill 5 05
!lu5S, 3(.H 5 OS
7 IO' S 111 6 18
7 ill . "ft BS4
7 2; f:i 8W 5 37
fiiait' .... ih in.
(Miln 23 no:'
tiii'.in is h:;
(i:12flll5 N54.
t; 32 .3 13,13 42
7 .11 H40 5 4 l
7 4i' 8 51 6 51
7 4.'! ilM 5 31
7 4S 8 5!) 5 3)
7. "J 4 04 ti 04
7 54 4 071 II or
7 5t) 4 10 ti 10
0H. 4 111 tilt
Mtf4 17. (Il
B 05' 4 20. li 20
1 HP MP M
6 2.'. 11 II Ms i
B2.V1I 07 D4 I
2III1 (1.1 H41
ti 10,11 O'l NMl
6 14 11 !' 8:w
fli 1 :i 1 1 1 07 S."M
U inilO.Vi
tcrunlon
p ii mi m! leave
Arrive
All trains run dally except Sunday,
f. siKnitlcs that trains atop on signal for pas.
senders.
i-eciue ratea rla Ontario Western before
purchasing tickets and nave money. Day aud
Nlhgt Express to the Weal.
J. C. Aiidoi'son, Oen. Pass AgU
T. I'lltcrott, Dlv. l'asa, Ast. Scrantuu, pa.
7 mr
I