TI1E (SCflANTOH TRIBlfXE-SATURDAY MORNING. JULY
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Prophesies that impetus would be
given the social element to whirl and
take on new end more spirited life
with the advent of the college men ami
the return of tbe young ladies from
school, have fallen with a sharp ami
pronouuoud tbud. For tbe past two
weeks families have been scurrying
mvny to the mountains, seashore and
Europe until the few who rumain are
beginning preparailons to follow in
11 1 if lit. It is either too hot or else tbe
available cumber of pleasure loving
Jieople is too small to warrant any
ergo social affairs. When the throngs
return Sept. 1 it is probable that a dif
ferent state of things may exist. Many
will te here to attru'a the tournament
jt the Curboudalo Tennis club at Far
view the last week in August and tbe
jcrantou tournament a few days later.
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It is quite likely that a lar io cumber
of women will attend the race or tbe
Gentlemen's Driving club this after
noon if tbe wsatoer is favorable. Cer
tainly tbe sport will be . esciiinn from
the fitot that all the drivers will be
well known residents of the city whose
paramount object is to beat their com
petitors and have the honor of win
cing. Neitlfer professionalism nor
prizes cnt any figure in the affair
both are tabooed. Unfortunately tbe
distributing of tbe invitations did not
occnr until Thursday and up to a late
hoar that nigbt only 1,000 u nines bad
heeu furnished. Any proper person
will be admitted to tbe park and given
a seat in tbe grand stand, whether they
possess un invitutlou or not,
The past week witnessed the close of
tbe terms of many musio classes. Fol
lowing are amoug the recitals siven:
Professor Soutbworth's, at Young
Men's Christian Association hall Mou
"lay afternoon; Professor Huydn
Evans', at Stelle & Seeley's Monday
evening; Professor Albin Korn's, at
Powell's last night; Miss Clara Dd
Long's, at Clark's ball, South Slain
vena?, Thursday evening; Miss Auna
K. Williams, at 108 Tench street last
iiight; Miss Gertrule Morris', ut ber
residence on Pino street last evening.
The erapbio letter on page 4 from
Major Everett Warren describing bis
experiences on the ocean, notably just
after the midnight crash of his steam
ship, tbe American liner New YorH,
with tbe Spanish vessel El Dorado,
during a heavy fog, will be read with
interest, Major and Mrs. Warren are
both enjoying excellent health and ex
press delight with the pleasures of
their summer's outing,
Tbe ladies of the Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Providence
Presbyterian Church yesterday beld
their July meeting upon the invitation
of their president, Mrs J. D. Von
Storcb, at her cottage at Maplewood.
Tbe husbands of the members were
guests of tbe society.
Misses Marie and Kate and Edwin
Nettleton gave an informal party last
evening at Ureen Kiuge street and
Adams avenue for tbeir oousin, El win
Nettleton, of Andover college, who is
visiting them while enrouta to bis !
horns in Toledo, 0.
An informal dancing party was
sHven Thursday evening by. Miss
Decker at 619 Jefferson avenue, for
&iss Van Boskerck, of Plainfield, N. J.
PfinsosAL Mention:
At the meeting and banquet of the Scran
' ton Cleric at the Hotel Eluihurat Tuesday
there were present Rev. 8. C. Logan, I.
D., Kev. D. W. SkelHuger, Rev. Georce E.
Guild. Rev. J. W. Williams, Rev. William
P. While, D. D., Rev. W. W. Shaw, Rev.
Eneas McLean, Rev. J. J. Rankin, Rev. A.
i. Wesley, Rev. D. P. Jones, Rev. Foils
Kteinmunu, Rev. X. F. Stahl, and Rev. L.
D'Auna.
'Peter Lo wry, of Chieago, who stopped
off in this city a week ago on bis way to
New York, from whence he inteuds to sail
for Ireland, and who baa been visiting
sinre with friends in llinooka and on the
South bide, will take the afternoon train
tomorrow tor New York. He will leave
on June 11, tjaklbg passage on the steamer
City of Paris.
Fred Mason, Donald Hnll, Haines Lath
rop, George Lindsay, Fxl Nettleton. Charles
Poud and Jack Fordliam, all of Green
Ridge, constituted a camping party that
left y eiterday to spend a week or two on
the shores of Hickory lako, at Poyntelle.
Among the Soranton people In New
York during the week were C. 11. Doud,
jr., H. M. Boies, E. L, and M. B. Fuller,
T. V. Powderly, H. B. Wilkins, W. B.
Dcnlan.
Miss Augusta Archbald will leave on
Monday for Pottsville, where she will
spend a few days with her brother before
joining her parents at Martha Vineyard
Miss Lsora J. McLaughlin, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. and Miss Mae Waldron, of Newton.
N. J., are being entertained by Miss Kays,
at her home on Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, C, E. Brown and Mrs.'
Louise McFarland leave today for Sara
toga and tbe Green mountain, where they
will remain for two montbs.
Rev. LottgUran is once more as well as
ever. Tike numerous friends of this ex
ceedingly popular clergymen will rejoice
at bis complete recovery.
The Misses Stanton and Miss 11)1 rasa, of
Hooesdale, who have been visiting friends
In this city for tbe past two weeks, re
turned homo yesterday.
Mr. and Mm. T. H. Watkins and family
and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Christy, who have
beet at Crystal lake since Juiy 4, will re
tuib home Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Staples have re
turned from their wedding trip, spending
a delightful week at the seashore and
New York City.
Augustus P. Thompson, who bus been
tbe guest of Jsms Blair, jr., for tbe past
few days, returned to his home In Hones
dale yesterday.
Major and Mrs. J. B. Fish and family
are spending a few days at Preston lodge
along the Ootsrto and Western railroad
near Hancock.
Miss Mary E. Stephens and Henry Mar
. tyn, of Jermyn, were married in this city
Thursday by tbeir former pastor, Rev. A,
W. Cooper.
Eugene Kleberg left for New York yes
terday morning. He sails today on tbe
North German liner Saale for a trip to
Germany.
Miss Mason, who bas been visiting the
Misses beybolt, on Jefferson avenue, ro
turned to her home in Auburn, Me., yes
terday. Mrs. W. H. Pearce. and Mrs. C. D. Himp
son are enroute from Europe on the Amer
ican liner ,New York, which is due iu port
"today.
Miss Rosa Roberts left tbis moroing for
Sng Harbor, N. Y, where she will spend
the summer with her sister, Mis. L. II.
Teets.
Miss Emma Ruelburg, of Scranton, has
sailed on the steamship Kaiser William II.
of the North Qermau Lloyd line, for Bre
men, Mrs, Etta Moses, of Prioebnrg, and Miss
J-
Clara Heiser, of Bath, Ta., are the guests
of Mrs. C. L, Auer, ot North Garfield ave
nue. Walter Gorman, of Penn nvonue, a
student at St. Michael's college, Toronto,
Canada, is at home on his annual vacation.
Miss Helen Gnuster, of North Washing
ton avenue, Ureuu Ridge, is visiting at
Judge Guuster's cottage, Lake Ariel,
Miss Blair. Miss Hunt. James BUir, jr.,
and A. E. Hunt, jr., will leave on Thurs
day to visit friend on Cayuga lake.
James P. Flicks and Miss Sarah Hicks,
of Long Island City, lire visiting Miss
Jennie Weir, of Phulps street.
The Mlssei Maggie MeAuilrewe, Mary E.
Lvnn, Maine Fan ell nud Margaret Mitch
ell are at Niagara Falls, N. Y,
Miss Jennie Andrews and Miss Cora
Brooks left Thursday for a week's visit to
New York and the seashore.
Will F. Burko loft here Thursday for
Cleveland, U., where he joiued the Maria
Sanger Opera company.
Albert N. Jessqp, Joseph M. Boies and
Frank Fuller are cainpiug at Elk lake,
Siuquebunua couuty.
Rollo (1. Jermyn returned during tbe
week from Uswego to spend a few days
with bis pareuts.
Rev. D. M. Kinter and wifo are absent
from their North End home enjoying their
annual vacation.
Mrs. Robert Oestrelsher, of New York.ls
visiting Mrs. F. J. Widuisyer on Wash
ington avenue.
Miss Blanche Tillman, of Williamsport,
is visiting Miss Stella Howard, of Harri
son avenue.
Mr. and Mm. W. A. Goddos and daugh
ter, La Martha, are visiting relatives in
Hamilton.
Charles R. De Kroi. manager of Pleas
ant Beni'li, at Syracuse was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. lingers Israel and the Misses Jer
myn will leave on Friday next for Eagles
mere, Pa.
Mies Katie Cooke, of Carbondale, is the
guest ot MIbs Julia Pace, of Dickson ave
nue. Miss Florence E. Gage, of Williamsport,
is visiting Miss Owens, of Mudisou avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wiotou are Visiting
friends In Chicago and vieimty.
J. J. Jormyn left yesterday morning on
a business trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Johnson, of Yonkers, N. Y., is the
guest of .lliss Louise Seybolt.
C. C. Stackhouso will spend Sunday at
tbe Delaware Water Gap.
Professor and Mrs. W. H. Buell are so
journing at Chautauqua.
CUMMER
Frivolities.
A country minister in a certain town
several miles from Scranton, took perman
ent leave of bis congregation in the follow
ing pubotio manner: "Brothers aud sis
ters, I come to say eoort bye. I don't
tuiuk God loves tbl church, because none
of you ever lie. I don't think you love
each other, because I never marry any of
you. 1 don t think you love me. becauso
you have not paid my sulury. Your dona
tions are moldy fruit and wormy apples
and 'by tbeir fruits ye shall know them,
Brothers, I am going away to a better
Place. I nave been called to De cuapiiua
of a penitentiary. Where I go ye cauuot
come, but l no to prepare a place lor yon,
and may tbe Lord have mercy on your
souls. Good eye."
Tbe Telephone Girl:
There are sounds that seems to soothe us,
There are sounds that seems to move
us
As the, cradle song in opera or the rooster's
tnrly crow;
There are times when nothing pleases
And tormenting thoughts will tease us
Then it does me good to listen to her mus
ical "Hello."
'Tis so nicely regulated
And so sweetlv modulated
That I oft wtiu d linger longer, if I Jill not
jesi as grow;
For some fellow's sure to break in
With n sound that I must take in
While I'm patiently awaiting to hear one
more "tieiio."
"Wait a moment," says she sweetly,
And she switches him off neatly:
Then, uninterrupted, tells me what she
Knows 1 want to kuow.
Yet there are no honeyed phrases,
For "the chtet" is "keening cases:"
But she manages to rail m something
moro man mere "lielio."
Although I've never seen her,
Curiosity's no keener
Than when first I heard her voice repeat a
can, aisunci ana siow;
For in my mind I've photo-ed her.
And in my heart I've voted her
The loveliest and the brightest girl that
ever saia "Mono."
Commercial Advertiser,
There is moro than idle jest iu tbe fol
lowing fiuip from Tit Bits: "One day re
cintly two ladies, oue ot whom carried a
baby, entered a well known furniture
sbop and sigulfled tbeir desire to look at
some carpets, ihe salesman cheerfully
snowed roil after roll, until the prespira-
tion literally streamed from his every pore.
Finally one of tbe lailos asked tbe other if
she did not think it was time to go. 'Not
yet,' was tbe answer of hor companion;
ana tnu in an undertone sbo added.
'Baby likos to sea him roll them out. and
we've plenty of time to catcb the train.' "
A Ballad of tub Modn:
'Tmas almost dawn;
I saw him stroll,
A victim of
The flowing bowl.
' A man who thought
Of "home sweet home."
Since there wns no
Place else to roam.
The east grew red
With early light,
Aud as ho irazod
, Upon the sight
I beard blm mnr-
Mur, with a slgb,
"The day is broke-
And so am I."
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EWS OF ES
Compendium of Intelligence Eclating to
Scranlou's Religious Activities.
THE WORK CF THE SOCIETIES
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Children's Day to Be Observed To
morrow in the Primitive Methodist
Church of Providence What the
Pastors of the City Churches Are
Doing Services to Be Hold in the
City Churches Tomorrow.
IIolv communion will bo culobrated In
St. David's church tomorrow morning at
1U.00 a. m.
Communion service will be conducted by
Rev. W. b. Jones in the Fust Welsh bap
tist church tomorrow morning.
Communion service will be observed to
morrow evening at the Jackson Street
tsaptist chiiicn, wuen six cauaiuates win
bo received iuto the church.
Children's Day service will be observed
in the Plymouth Coucregationnl church
tomorrow evening. The Suuday school
will protusely decorate tbe church for the
occasion.
Tomorrow morning the quartorly meot-
ing will be held iu tbe Providmico Mot ho
dist Episoonal church. Love feaat at O.dll
a. m. Sermon at 10.30 a. m., which will
be preached by Kev. lay lor, of the United
Methodist church of Canada. After the
sermon the sacrament will be observed.
The Seoond Presbyterian church hns
resolved to auipoud Sunday services for
six wet ks after tomorrow. This is done
that tbe repairs needed on the pipe organ
may be effected. The First church has
kindly luvltud the congregation to unite
wltb them iu worship while tbe repairs
are in progeus. The Suuday school end
Christian tndeavor societies will bold
their reiiular moutioits iu the Sunday
school rooms of the church.
Mnuy people on the West Side have ap
proved of the kindergarten, to bo started
In tbe schoolroom of the St. David's
church on the iirst of September. Rector
ju, u. Milts receives inucti encourage
ment, and families have already promised
to send their children ns soon as the work
is beguu. The kindergarten is not design
ed (or tno cmiaren ot the meinnors ot tne
church, but anyone in the community de-
eiriug to avail himself of the privilege
oirered, is welcome to uo so.
Children's Day will bs observed tomor
row at the Primitive Methodist church,
ot Providence. The church will be deco
rated with flowers. A very elaborate pro-
Gramme has been prepared, wuicb will be
rendered at the three services, moruing,
afternoon and evening. Bv. W. II.
Acoruly, of the First Primitive Methodist
Episcopal church, of Plymouth, will be
present. He will address the children, and
aid iu tbe services of the day. The public
are invited that tliey msy Uurn what the
children are taught.aad how well they can
recite aud sing.
At the annual meeting of the North
Maiu Baptist i-bnrch. recently held, D. S.
tiolLt, A. M. Finn and Tbormts II John
were elected trustees fur tbrea years.
Charles Hen wood aud W. YanHooseu were
re-elected treasurer and secretary respect
ively. Miss Delle Boms was re-elected
organist, and mtmy expressions of appre
ciation were made tor ber services in the
pat. The choral singing is under the con
trol of the pastor, W. G. Watkins, aud
thu marked improvement in church music
proves him an adopt In the art of cboral
training. The reports presented by tbe
various departments of tho church, evince
steady growth in all branches of the work.
I be church was never in a better condi
tion than at present aud tbe prospects of
future growth are very flattering.
LAY ACTIVITY.
Kelt Thursday the First Welsh Congre
gational church will run its aunual excur
sion to Lake Ariel.
The Friday evening service in tho St.
David's church has been discontinued dur
ing the months of July and August.
The young people of Zion Evangelical
church, are making arrangements for an
excursion' tbey expect to ruu for tbe bene -
nt or tne church.
Tbe board of trustees will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting in the Second Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church next
Mondny evening.
The Holy Trinity Lutheran church has
appointed August 1 as tne date tor its au
nual picnic. They expect to go aud sponl
tbe day at Lake Ariel.
Tbe trustees of the Factory ville academy
will meet next Tuesday in tbe Penn Ay.-
nue Baptist church to transact business
pertaining to tno lnsutution.
Two more stained elasi windows are
daily expected from the manufactnrer at
the St. David's ennrch, wnicb will bo
placed in position as soon as thoy arrive.
The Epworth Leace society of the Provi
dence Methodist Episcopal church, crave a
free entertainment last cvenine which was
well attended by tbe members and their
friends.
The First Welsh Baptist church passed
unanimously to uiscoutiuuo an week Digit
services, excepting ths prayer sjrvice ou
Thursday eveniing, during tbe summer
months.
The Washburn street Proabyteriau
(Lurch resolved to bold but one Sunday
service during tho summer month", and so
will discontinue tbe evening servico ac
cordingly. Frank Owen Jones, director of the chan
ter of the brotherhood connected with tbe
Hi. David's church, hns placed two verv
pretty altar lights in tbo church as a
memorial to nis n ue.
Mbs Hannah Williams and ber Junior
Endeavor society gave a very successful
entertainment and social laat iue-day
evutiiug In the Suuday school rooms of the
Providence Welsh Congregational church,
Tbe Yonng People's loatrun of the Elm
Park church lias a tine library. In it are
some of tne best booas and n substantial
list if magazines aud periodicals published
in this country and iu England. An ele
gantly furnished room Invites the young
people to spend tno evening in tins reposi
tory of first class literature and use un
publication that is in tbe library. These
privileges aro not limited to the young
people of tho church, but are open to a,l
wiiu wisn to avail tuemsoives or tue privi
leges offered.
PASTORS' WORK.
Tomorrow moruing Hw, George Guild,
of the 1'rovidence r reHbvterlari chore
will artnilnMor communion and receive
several candidates iUo full membership
wltb tho cliurcti.
The pastors of the Wyoming district of
tbo Primitive uetbodlst churcU will bold
their regular quarterly tnsntltig next
Wednesday in the boeond Primitive Moth
odist church at Plymouth, of wbioh Kev.
J. JUoore Is pastor.
Rev. D. C Hughes, D. D., preached a
cermon last Snuduy evening ou the "Perils
or .society." me incts as presented by
bim were new to his congregation mid
many tbankod the diviue for turning on
toe nijut so vigorously.
Rev. G. L. Maice. of the Zlon E pan cel.
Ical church, will give a song sermon to
morrow eveulng. The ohdir will have a
prominent psrt in the service, aud ban, un
der the loidorsUlp of CD. Johnson, pre
pared special uiiibiu lor tne occakiou.
Next Monday afternoon the Coni;re.a
tional pastors of Wyouiino: and Lacks.
wanna valtays will meet iu Taylor in tbe
Congregational cnurve, ci wuicb Kev. Ivor
1 homns is castor. A Daner will be read hv
Rev. D. Jojms ami a nerniou will be
preaabsd La ths eveulnj at 7.
The labor of Rev. A V. Chaffee In tbe
Asbnrv Methodist SnucoBai church bava
been very soccussfnl. Last Suuday mom-
lug be raceivsa vwantv-ave new mem
bexa, and tea others Joined by letters
Lvain other churches. He has also received
en probation eight candidates, during the
lew mourns oe nas laoerea in tuts growing
sburco.
Rev. E, U Miller, president of ths State
Lnthcr league, believes that tbe late con
vention held in HarrUburg is tbe most
important event iu thu history of the
youug people of the Lutheran church,
i'here. were present over (SO.) delegates, and
in the meetings over 7,000 people as
hembled, which is a significant factor iu
the religious life of tbe slate. As presi
dent of tbo State Luther league, Mr. Wil
li r is considering plans to organize a na
tional organization, and will issue a cnll
for a convention in Pittsburg, to meet in
the fall of 1SD5.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
The Sunday school of tbe Second Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church will hold
its annual picmu Aug, l.
Next Thursday theSundnv school of the
Hickory Street Presbyterian church will
bold its annual plcnio in Central park.
The members of the Sunday school of
the Hampton Street Mothodist Episcopal
church celebrated a glorious Fourth iu the
KollliU woods.
The Bellevue mission, which has been
carried on by tbe members of tbe Brother
hood of bt. David's, bus beeu discontinued
for the present.
Tbe Sunday school class of T. N. Evans,
of i he Providence F.nglisb Congregational
church, gave n lawn soclul at Leggett's
oreek last evening.
The Sunday schools of both tho Puritan
Congregational church and tbe WeUh Bap
tist cnurcii win run an excursion next
Saturday to Purview.
The Buntlnv school of the Primitive
Methodist church will hold its picnic next
Monday in Laurel Hill park. Cars have
been chartered from the Traction company
to iuko nil tno memoers or tne school. .
Tho Ureou Rldce Presbyterian cburcb
Suuday school bus appointed a committee
to plan for tbe aunual picnic, William
Chit and Colonel Hitchcock are active
workers on tbe committee and will present
a report tomorrow afternoon.
Tbe committee appointed by tbe Sunday
school of the St. Luke's church nu the free
excursion for women and children, have
appointed July ill as tbe day for tbo treat.
Tbis is tbe eighth aunual excursion and
tUe church takes annually between 1.200
and !,HUJ woinon and children to enjoy the
freiih air nud scenery of the couu try,
THE LADIES AT WORK.
The Ladies' Aid society of ths Asburv
Methodist Episcopal cburch will run an
excursion to L,ake Artel on Aug. 0 next.
The Sewing circle of the Second German
Methodist Episcopal church combined
pleasure and profit on tbe Fourth in
Mountain park. Tbe picnic win well at
tended and tbo treasury enriched.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church, has resolved
to build a new parsouage in tbe near fu
ture. They are now plunniug to hold n
picnic and start a treasury for that pur
pose.
The Ladios' Aid society of the Second
German Methodist Epicopal church will
bold Its monthly meetiug next Thursday.
The regular meeting should have been held
this week, but tbe Fourth Interfered with
the arrangements.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Asbnry
Methodist Episcopal cburcb set un a lunch
counter on the corner of Monsoy aud Sun
set avenues on tbe Fourth. Here they
spent the day selling delicious luuchos to
tnose tbnt passed by, aud at evening fouud
their enterprise aud self-denial richly re
warded. Il was a liuanciul success of
which tbe ladies are proud.
Tho Ladles' Home and Foreign Mission
ary society of the Providence Presbyteriau
church, held its regular monthly meeting
at Maplewood this week. Mrs. Theodore
Von btorcb, ono of tbe members, bas n
cottage there, and she invited tho ladies
to speud tbe day at tb lake aud transact
the usual business. The Indies were ac
conipuuied by tbeir husbands. Lunch was
served at 12 o'clock, and the business of
the society was transacted in the after
noon. PERSONALS.
Rev. D. C. Hughes, D. D., and wife, will
leave Monday moruing for New York nud
tbe sea sbore, where tney will spoud tbeir
vacation.
Rev. W. S. Jones received n telegr: m
last Thursday morning from Mrs. Join -and
children statiug that they lauded sufv y
in Liverpool.
Rov. R. O. Jones and wife will leave for
their vacation next Monday 'morning to
Unadilla Forks, N. Y. They wiil be gone
about four weeks.
Rev. Fred Holter nnd wifo will leave for
a brief vacation next Mondny. Tney ex
pect to visit friends in Philadelphia aud
will be gone for two weeks.
Arthur Thompson, n local preacher and
a studont at Syracuse uuivprs.ity, will
preach tomorrow morning at the Asbury
Mothodist Episcopal church.
Rev. John F. Davies, of North Lincoln
avenue, has been engaged to supply the
Welsh Congregational cburch of Wilkee
Larro for the mouth of July.
Rev. George Guild was elected by tbe
Christian Endeavor society of his church
to attend tbe international convention to
be held in ,Ciuciunati, 0 , on July 11 to
15.
E. R. Hnll and wifo and son, Clarence,
are spending a few days iu tho parson u, e
or ue Hampton street Aletuodist Episco
pal church. Mr. Hall is principal of thu
Woodstock academy, Conn.
Miss Cora Deckor, of the Second Pres
byterian church, aud Miss Frank, of tno
Grace Reformed church, will attend the
International convention of Christian En.
dcavor workors to be hold in Cincinnati, 0.
Rov. nnd Mrs. D. A. Evaus, of the Puri
tan Congregational church, will leavo next
Tuesday for Ohio, where tliey will spend
tbeir vacation. Thoy will spend four
weeks iu the neiuhborhood of Newark,
where Mrs. Evans' parents live.
Evangelist Rosin Davies visited friends
on tho West Side this week. She preaches
tomorrow in Pittsburg aud the following
Sunday in Newbnrg, Ohio. Ou tbe second
Kundny in August sho will preach in tha
First Welsh Congregational cburch.
Rev. Mr. Taylor, of Cnuadn, 1 visitin;;
his Bon, Dr. R. F. Taylor, of the North
hud, Mr. Taylor liuds ono vital point of
difference between the Methodist church
iu the United States and in Cnuadn. The
several braicbps of tho Methodist Episco
pal church are divided here, but across the
border tbey ar united aud co-operate har
moniously, and ar known under the ap
propriate name of United Methodists.
TOMORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
At Simi'Bos Methomst Episcopal
CntiKCli Preaching morning aud evening
by Rev. D. W. Skellinger, pastor Wash
burn Street I rshyteiiau church. Seats
free. Strangers welcome.
All Souls' Ciiuncn- Pine street, near
Adams avenue. Rev. ( eorge W. Powell,
pastor. Srrvices tomoirow at 10.30 a. m.
Theiup, "The Seci'ot of All Triumphant
Success in Religion and Life." No even
ing sorvico.
Calvaby RrronMEU Cnuncit Corner of
Monroe aud Gibson street. Rev. W. H.
Stuhblebine (.ator. Services, 10.30a m.
and 7.S0 p. m. Christian Endeavor at ft.UO
p. m. Rev. Ross F. Wicks, of Huntingdon,
will preach. Everybody welcome.
Church of the GooDSHEPHicnD Monsey
avenue and Green Ridge street. ' Sevoutu
Sunday aftor Trluity. 8, 10.30. 12, 6.45,
7.30. All seats tree. All welcome.
Dunhohu Pkesbytekiak Chobch J.W.
Williams, pstor. Services tomorrow ss
usual. Morning at 10.30. Subject, "Tbe
Spread of the Gospel Among the Armen
ians. Evening at 7.48. Young People's So
cWy Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock. Sab -bath
school at noou.
Elm Pahk Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. W. H. Pearcv, pastor.
10.30 s. tn , holy communion; 7.4S p. m.,
praise service: 8 p. m., Sunday school)
6.80, Epworth League.
First PiiKsBTTERiAtf Church, Wash
Incton avenue The moderator ot the gen
eral assembly, Rev. SamuelA. Mutchmore,
D. D. L.L.D., will preach morning and
eveuiug. " s '
First Baptist Cuurch Pastor Collins
will preach tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. and 7.30
p. m. Morning theme, "Salvation Isotthe
Lord," Communion following sermon,
Evening theme, "Murmuring." Seats fins.
All Welcome.
Grace English Lutheran Cnunrii
Rev. Foster U. Gift, pastor. Sorvices at
the Young Men's Christian association at
10 30 a. m. aud 7.30 p. m. All are welcome.
Green Kidue Baptist Church. Rev.
W, J. Ford, pastor. Sorvices at 10.30 a.m.
and 7.W) p. in. Subject iu tho morning,
"The Value of Miruclss;'' in the evening,
"Tbe Third Comma sdment."
Ghkkn Hilce Evanobucal Ciiurcu
Capouse aveiiui( Rev. G. L. Maice, pas
tor, Sunday school, 9.30 a. m.; K. L. C. E.,
0.45 p. m. Preaching at 10.30 a. m. and
7.45 p. in. The evening servico promises
to be especially interesting. Tbe pastor
will deliver a soug sermon.
Hampton street Methodist Episcopal
CHUKUH. Rev. A. W. Cooper, pastor. Sor
mons at 10.30 a. m. aud 7.30 p. in. Muru
Ing theme: "The Office of tbo Holy Spirit."
Evening tbonie: "Immortality." Class
meetiiiK at 11.30 a. m.; Sundny school 2 00
p. tn.; League prayer service (1.30.; service
brief, t e its free. Welcome cordial. luv.
tatlon universal.
Jackson Street Baptist Church Tbe
pastor will preach tomorrow both morn
ing and evening ut 10.30 a. m. aud 0 p. m.
Communion alter tho eveuiug Burmou.
Saint lukk'h Church Rev. Rotters Is
rael rector. Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion, 8 a. m.; sorvico aud ser
mon, 10.30 a.m.; Sunday school and Bible
class, 8.80 p. m.j evening prnysr. 7 p.m.
Nursery open at 10 a. in. at 3U5 Wash
ington avenue, where children will be
kindly cared for while purents attend
servico.
Saint Luke's Dunmorb Mission Rev
A. L. Urban in charge. Sunday school S p
m.; eveuiug prayer aud sermon, 4 p. m.
Simpson M. E. and Wasiiuurn Street
Presuvterian Churches will bold union
sorvices tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. and 7.30
p.m. Roth services In tbo Simpson church.
Rov. D. W. Skellenger will preach. The
mornini; services will be under tho auspices
of tho Washburn Street church and the
evening uuder tbe Simpson.
Tub Second Presbyterian Church
Rev. Charles E. Robinson, D. D. pastor.
Sorvices, 10.30 a. in. The Sacrament of
tbe Lord's supper will be administered in
the morning. There wiil be no evening
servico.
Trinity English Lutukran cuuiicii.
Adums, aveuue, comer Mulberry street.
Rev. E. L. Miller, pastor. Services at 10.30
a. m. nnd 7.30 p. m. Pews are free aud
visiting worshipers always welcome.
Tub Penn Avenue Baitist Church
Rey. Warreu O. Partridge, pnstor. Ser
vices at 10.30 a. m. ami at 7.30 p. in. Sub
ject in the morning, "Inlluenceof the Feel
ings Upon Character." In the evening,
"The Diviue Advocate." All are cordially
invited.
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT.
Let Railway's Ueady Kellef be Died an
the fli-4t Indication of l'alu or Uneasiness;
If threatened with Disease or sickness,
the Cure will be in ado lie fore the Inmily
doctor would ordinarily reach the house.
CURES THE WORST PAINS in from one
to twenty minutes Not ono hour after resd-
in k tnts anvortisoinent need any one our-
tJlSit WIT II FALN.
ACHES AND PAjJIS
For headache fwhother sick or uurvous),
toothache, neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago,
paius and weakness iu the lin k, splnx or
kldnoys, rains mound tho liver, pleurisy,
swelling of the joints and pains of all kinds,
the oinilicnt on ot Kadway's Heady Koliut
will alford iiumciliiitneaso, uud its coiitiuuud
Use for a few dayB i fl ;ct u pcrinuuent cure.
A CURE FOR ALL
Summer Complaints,
Dysentery, Diarrhea,
Cholera Morbus.
A half to a teaspoon ful of Ready Relief in
a half tumbler of water, repealed as often
as thodlschargea continue, and a flannel sat
urated wltb Kesdy Kolief placed over the
stomach aud bouo's will alford. iniuiedluta
relief aud socn etfece a euro.
Internally a half to a teaspoonful in half
a t.imbler of water will, iu a few minutes,
cure Cramps, Spasm. Sour btomacb, Nausea,
Vomitiiiif, Heartburn, Nervousness, hleop
lessness, Sick lleadache, Flatulency and all
into rniil pains.
Ualaiia In Its Various J onus Cured and
1'reventcd.
more is not a remedial nsency in tho world
that will euro fever and ukuu and nil other
malarious, bilious and all other fovcrs, nided
by KAUWAY'rt PII.L". so quickly as KAD
WAY'S HEADY KEL1ER
Travelers should always rerry a hottlo of
F-ad way's Heady Relief with them. A few
drops in water will prevent sirkness or pains
from clianiro ot wutor. It U bettor than
rrench brandy or uittt rs as astimuiant-
Miners anil lumbermen should always bo
provided with it.
Priee 60 cents per bottle. Bold by all drug
gists. P8LL
ALWAYS RELIABLE. PURELY
Perfectly tastnless. elosrantlv coatod.nnriro,
rejjulnto, purify, cleanse and atroni!then
hauvvai 1-iL.i.s tor tne cure or an uis
orders o' the Btomach, lio"-els, Kidneys,
Jlladdor, nervous Diseases, U zainosj, Ver
tigo, t'ostiveuess, Piles,
SICK J1EADACHK,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUSNESS,
i.iu;i,siio',
DYsrEl'NlA, CONSTIPATION
AM) ALL IHSOKDUItS
OF THK LIVER.
Observe the following symptoms resulting;
f roui tlisesKes Of the dmestivn omans Con
stipation, Inward piles, fullness of blood in
the head, nciditv of tho stomach, nausea.
henrtburn, (ll;i;uut of foo I, fullness of wolujit
ot the Rtonincli, sour eructations, ainkinifor
tlutterinir ot tne neai't, cliukMiK or suiroeac
iuK senHatinns when in alylnir posture, dim-
Ilis ui visiuii, uuie ur vvi'un uuuii. me aiKiiv.
fever and dull pain in tho b ad, deficiency of
rjompiratiou, yellowness ot tho skin and
eyes, pain In tho sido, cheit, limbs, and sud
den Hushes of beat, linrlillil! Ill the flesh.
A few doses of KADWAY'S ML LB will free
the system of nil tho above named disorders
l'rlcu 25c per box. Hold by drngiflnts ot
sent by mail.
Sond to DR. RADWAY & CO., Lock Box
805, Mow York, lor IkMC of Advice.
EiEVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made a
Well Mar,
a P J oi me.
statu
proilupps the above results lu'30 days. It aoti
tionerfully aud nulekly. Cures when all othrra fall
Vouiik nu n will ri'tani their lout manhood, aud old
men will recover their youthful vmor by usins
IttCVIvO, It oulchly and Hurely rcHtores Ncrvoim
Dens, Lout Vitality, Inipoleney. NlKhtly Kiuliwloun,
Loet Power, i'allina Munory, Waatlns Diaewies.and
all etlecu ol Bull-abiMO or euvun and Indiscretion.
which unfits ono for study, bmlnB or marriage. It
not only curis by utirtiDg at tho sent of dlscaso, but
lis ureal nerve tonic sua blood builder, bring,
lug back the pink slow to ralo cheeks sad re
storing the lire of youth. It wards oil Jiiaanity
and Consumption. Iuslit on having ItKVIVO, no
other. It ran De carried in vnat pocket. By mail
1.00 per package. or sic for S.OO, with a post
tlv written guarantee to cure or refund
the money, circular tree. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., 63 River St., CHICAGO, ILL.
for tale by Matthews Br oiu .Prugglsts,
Soranton, I'av
s
S5
11
VEGETABLE.
xrw rhnlofrnphea
fe?9fra
15th Day.
Ilnv.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
I'HYSICIAN AL UKGfc.OX.
TB. a. EDGAR DEAN baa rsmovwl to Alt
Spruce street, Bcrsnton, rt. (Just o
PoslU oouri-huuw Square)
I )U. A. J. CON NELL, Office ail Washiniitoa
J aTunua. corner Sprun stmt, out
I ranclie a drug stora. Rasideaoa, Tii Vina sk
Gfi ce lioura; 10.SU to U a. m. and S to 4 aoa
aojoj.aepjrjt6uiiday, t to 8 p.m.
T)B. W, E. ALLEN. ' OffioS nor. Lock
- wanna and Washington avea; over Leon
ard shoe stor; onto hours, 10 to U a. m. and
Vto 4 p. m. avwinga at rtsldsuoe, SUM.
N ashlng-ton ave.
l)li.C.L. KllKY. Praotlea Mmilod to Dit
xi eases of the Kya, Ear, Nose aud Throat;
olllcs, IS) Wyoming- ava. Residence, &2v Viae
U. L.M. GATES, ltf Washington Avenue.
XJ (Juice hours, S to U a.m., l.ix) to S aud f
to n p.m. lienldunce tfie Wudison avenue
I WIN L. Vf KH'fi, M. U, Olllcee 6!i aud il
'I Common WMullh Knl!.1i. .iJ,lAnu 711
Madisonave; otUoe bourn, 13 to 13, Uto i 7 te
b; buudaya 2.80 to 4, eveulntts at reeldenoe. A
epecuuty niade of dh-euses of the eye, ear, ooas
aud throat and gynecology.
JM. C. RANC'K'8 Law and Collection of.
. flee, No. 817 Bpruoe st, opposite Foreat
House. Bcranton, Pa.; collections a specialty
tbrotiKUout Pennsylvania; reliable correspond
ents in every couuty.
JESSUl'B 4 MAKU, Attornevs and Counsel
lors at LJiW. (Jull,nnnu,Dltl, 1..,(I.U...
Washington ave. w. H. Jessup.
HOHACK K. HAND,
W. 11. JKSKUP, JO.
WILL AUD. WAKKKN & K.AH Attur-
xHl!n'Jbionva,crjiton. l'q.
lAinnnuw WILCOX, Attorneys aud
buildlu bcranton. Fa.
KOSWELL H. FATTinSOaV
TV II. 1,1AM A. WIMJOX.
I.FU-:dhaND. WILLIAM J. HAND, At
torneys and Counaellora Comuioawealttl
f . lorneys and l'ounellora,
hu'ldiiig. Rooms 19, HO and HI.
w
R Uiivi.ir a .,.,.. -. t v.... I,.
20, Burr building, Waeliiiigtun avenue,
II
ENIIY M. KEF.LY - Law oill. In Prlc
uuuuiiig, isq w asiiington avenue.
'RANK T. OKtLL, Attorney at Law. lioom
"5-ialKichange. Bcranton. Pa.
H. VON HTORCH, ( ton av.. C. H. souare.
AMH.SW. OAKFOHD, Attoiuey at Law,
'rooms 03, M and 65, CommoiiwuultU bTu.
8
AMUEL W. EUGAlt, Attorney at Law.
mi'ce, hit Bpruce at., Beranton, Pa.
A. WATRElj, Attorney at Law, Hi
. Lackawanna ane.. Hcranton. Pa.
I' KM ITU ( .. II i .
. roome H, 6fl, Hi CHimmniiwealth building.
c
K. I'lTcHKIf Attr-,. i:..
monwealth builamg, Bcranton, Pa.'
C. CO&IKOY.S, H21 Bpruoe ut.
D H- KpLOULK. Attorney-Loans neico
xj, tiated ojijre3lestutejiecurity.OSHpruo&
B
V. K1LLAM, Attornev at-Law. ai W
omlugavenue. S-ranton.
MIIOIII.S.
CCHOOL OK THE LACKAWANN.4. Bcran
O ton. Pa., nrenares bovaand elrla fornolldra
or lualnesu: thoroughly trains young children.
vsiaiogue at request.
KEV. THOMAS 31. CAN
WaLTF.H H. bltKI.U
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and rJcnooL 412 Adams aveuue. Puoili
received at all times. Next term will opeu
April il.
UkMUlx
ril. A. TAFT, D.D.Ii, 10 North Wash-
illL'ton Are. tte-illv in Pnrcplain
ReBtoratioiiH. Crown sud Bridge Work.
CI' LAUTJACH, buigeou Dentist, No, 11
Wyoming ave.
K M. K'I'K ATTON. .fflr r,ml KTotiri!p
I.OA.SB.
rpilE RliPUBLlO bnviugs and Loan Asso
A ciutiou will loan you munoy on earner terms
and pay yon bettor oa investment than sny
other association, (.'all on S. N. CALLtN
TiKI?. lMne Itunlf bniMinp
KF,Klia.
GR. CLARK ft CO., BeeJamou. Florists
and Nuraerymen; store 14S Washingtoa
aveune; green house, 13W North Main avenue;
utore telephonw 78.
TKAS.
GRAND UNION TEA CO.. Jones Bros.
MIKE SCRKKNS.
"I OS. KUETTEL, 6iJ Lackawanna avenui
tt KemMon, Pa., mannf'r t Wire Screen
HOTKLSANO KKSTAt'ItANT.
'pilli WESTJUNSTElt, 217-21K Wyoming
X live. Roouia heated with ateatn- nit mvf-
ern improvements. C. M. Thiihak, Prop.
rpHE ELK CAFE, lio nnd 127 Franklin ave-
x nue, iiutcs reasonalile.
P. ZiKOLKn. Proprietor.
W'LB'lJHiioTi;R HOTEL. "
W. G. SCHENCK, Manager,
blxtoenth strnet, one block eaat of Broadway,
at Union bqnare, New York.
American plan, $3. 50 per day and upward.
COYNE HOUSE, European plan; jgood
rooms. Open day and night. Bar sup
plied witii the best
V. It. COYNE, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUbK, near D., L. & W. pas
cngor depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VniTon Koctl. Proprietor.
n liAND CENTRAL' The' larKwTaud iiMti
V T eoiilnnel hotel in Allentown. Pa. i ratu
J and 12.00 ier day.
ViCTou D. Barnrr, Proprietor.
AKCII1TECTS.
1)
AVIS HOL'PT, Arclittecti. Rnoina 21,
25 nnd 2o Commonwealth b id'g, bcranton.
1,1 L. WALTER, Architect, Library blUlU
I j, lug, Wyoming avenue, Bcranton.
1? L. BROWN. Arch B. Aroliltoct, Price
1 i building. ia aabington Avo.,ricranton.
miscKi.i.ANKoita
llAUF.R lJ ORCHESTRA - MUSIO FOR
J J balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dinga and eoncert work furnlshod. For terms
address R. J. Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming
ave., over Ilulliert's nmsle etore.
UORTON D. SWAHT8- WHOLEHALB
lumbar, Price building, fccranton, Pa.
KOARUEIS BROTHERS,"" PRINTERS7
suppllue, envelopes, paper liags, twine.
Warehouse. 130 Wasuingtou ave., bcranton,
Pa.
IOtiTE'8 L1VKRY. 15: t apouw avonue.
' First-class carriages. D. L. FOOTE, Agt.
Funeral Director and Kmbalmer.
"I MtANK P. BROWN 3t CO., WHOLE
J sale di'nlers in Woodware, Cordage aud
Oil Cloth, TM W. Lackawanna avenue.
I.ZRA FiNN & SONS, builders and contra
-i tor Yards: Corner Olive St. and Adanii
ave.; comer Ash st and Venn avo., bcranton.
The GENUINE New Haven
"Mathushek" Pianos
ESTABLISHED I860.
New York Yarerooms No. 80
Fifth Aventio.
E. C. KICKER & CO,
Bole dsaleri In this Motion.
OFTICE-m Adams Avo.. Telephone BTd'g.
Eureka Laandry Go.
Con Linden St and Adams Ave.
Coubi Bocsi SgcAaa
AH kinds ot Laundry woik gQRrantosI
tbe best,
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO.
RCRANTON AND W1LKCS BARKB, FA, VAKVF ACT0R8R1 0
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. J,
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Anthracite coal used exclusively, iaauring
eleauliuess and comfort.
TIMS TABLE IN BtTKCT MAT 20, 19ti.
Trains leave Scranton for Plttston, Wllke.
Bsrre, etc., at 8.!. 0.13. 11.80 a. m., 12.60, 2.00.
8-30, S.OO, 1.2 11. De p. m, bundays, S.OO a. m..
1.00, 2.15, T.lOp. m. '
for A i Ian tic City, 8.30 a. m.
For New York, Kewurlc and Elizabeth. 8.3)
fexnreas) a. m., la.80 (nxpross wltb Buffet
parlor car), 130 (express; p. m. bunday, Hi
p. ni.
For MAtirn Cnt'KK, Ali.kntowk, Bethm
hkm, EAfeTost and I'uii.AiiSLeHiA, 8.2U a. m..
12.M ISO. 6.08 (exoept Phlladeluliia) u. in.
Bunday, 2.15 p. m.
For Long BitAncR, Ocean Orovb, etc., at
8.'J0 (with through car) a. in., I'i.sOp. m.
For lteadine, Lebanon and Harrisburg, via
Allentown, 8.20 a. m-, 12.CU, 8.00, p.m. Bunday,
'i.'t p. m.
For l'ottsvllle, 8.20 a. m., 12.E0 p. m.
Heturning. leave New York, foot of Liberty
street, North river, at 1W0 (express) a. m.,
I.lu, 1.30, lim (express with BuU'ei parlor car)
p. m. 8undny, 4.HH a. m.
Leave HhUudolphia, Heading Terminal, 9.33
a, m., 2.00 and i.'M p. m. bunday, 0.27 a. m.
Through tickets to all points at lowett rat1
may be hud on application in advance to the
ticket agent at tue station.
II. K BALDWIN,
Uvu. fais. Agent.
J. H. OLHAL'SEN,
Gen. tiupt.
DELAWARE AND HUD
feOtf RAILROAD.
Commencing May in, 1W2.
trains will run as follows:
Trains leave Bridge Street
Utution. Scranton, for Pitts
ton, Wllkes-Barre, etc., S.UO,
D.07, H37, 10 42 a. iu.. VIM,
1,23, 2.3b, 4.10, ti.15, U.15
and 11.39 p. m.
For Now York and Phila
delnhia. S OU a. in.. 12.10.
S38.4l.10 and Il.SO p. m.
For lionesdulo (from Delaware. Lackawanna
aud western depot), 7.00, 8.30, 10.10 a.m., Iti.uJ
m., 2.17, 6. 10 p. m.
For Carboudale and Iu tor mediate stations,
5.40, 7.00, B.30, 10.10 a. m., 12.00 nx, 2. 17, 8.25,5 10,
0.2)1 and S 35 p. in.; from Bridge Utreet Depot.
2.KI a. iu., 2.17and 11 i!5p. m.
Knst express to Albany, Karatoga, the Ad.
rundack" Mountains, Bostun and New England
points, 5.40 a in., arriving at Albany 12.45.
baratoga 2.20 p.m. .and leaving Scranton at 2.17
p. in., arriving at Albany at S.St1 p. in, bara
toga, 12.55 a, in ., and Boutou, 7.00 a. m.
Tne only direct route between the coal fields
and Boeton. "The Leading Tourist' Route
of America" to the Adirondack Mountain re
sorts, Lakes George and Champlain, Montreal,
etc.
Time tables showing local and through train
service between stations on all diviHions Dela
ware and Hudson nyatem, may be obtained at
all Delaware and Hudson ticket oltices.
H. U. YOUNG, J. W. BUIiDlC'K,
Second Vice President. Uen. Puss. Agt
AY U 14.
Train leaves Bcranton for Plilladelphis and
New York via. D. & H. R R. at 8 a.m.. 12. 1),
2.W and 11.B5 p. m. via D., L. ti W. R. K., 0.00,
B.Oo, 11.20 a.m., and 1.30 p. id.
Leave Bcranton for Pittuton and Wilkes
Barre via D.. L. A W. R. K., U.00, 8.08, U.2D
a. m.,1.80. a&J. 11.07. 8.S0 p. iu.
Leave Scranton for W hi to Haven, nazleton,
Pottsville and all points on the Beaver
Meadow and Pottsville branches, via E. & W.
V 40 a.m., via D. ie H. R. R. at 8 a.m., 12.10,
2.38, 4.10 p.m., via D., L. & W. R, R COO, 8.0s,
11.20 a.m., 1.30. a 50 p.m.
Lenve Scranton for Bethlehem, Eatton,
Reading, Harrixburg aud all intermediate
points via D. & H. R. It., 8 a.m., 12.10, t.as, 1L3j
p.m., via D., L, & W. R. R.,8.00,S.Ob, 11.20 a. m,
1.80 p.m.
Leave Scranton for Tnokhannoclt, Towanla,
Elraira, Ithaca, Geneva and all intermediate
points vu D. i H. K.U.,ao; a.mUiO and 11.3
p. in., via D.L.& W. H R., 8.W a.m.,l.!U p. m.
Leave Scranton for Rochester, Buffalo, Ni
agara Falls, Detroit. Cbicngo and all point'
west viaD. & H. R. K. -07 u.m.,12.10,li.lo.n.8
p. m., via D. L. & W. R. R. and Pittstott
Junction, b.08 a.m., 120, 8.6J p. m.. via E. & W.
B.K.. 3-41 p. m.
For Elmira and ths wost via Sakmmoi, via
D. & H. K. R. 8.07 a.m., 12 10,6.15 p. m , via D.,
L. & W. U.K., ,B 0d a.m., I 30 and 11.07 p. m.
Puilman parlor and sleeping or L, V, chair
cars on all trains between L. & B. Junction or
Wllkes-Barre and New York, Philadelphia,
Buffalo and PuspeiHion Bridge.
ROLL1N H. WILBUR, Gen. SuDt East Div.
CHAS. P. LfW. Gen. Pasi. Ag t, Phila.,Pa.
A.W.NONNEMACHER.Ass't Goa.Pass. Ag
South Bethlehem, Fa.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Trains leave 6crauton as follows: Express
for New York and aL points UaM. 1.40, LU,
6. If. 8.00 and l.6ti a. m. ; 11 85 and 8.60 p. m.
Express for J&astoo, Trenton. PliUadelpuia
and the South, al 8.UI aud v.Si a. m.; liil
aud 5.60 p. m.
Washington and way stations, 8.58 p. ra.
Toiiyhanna aocouumxiallon, 0.10 p. m.
Expr.as for Binghamton, Oswego, Elmira,
Coming, Bath. Dansvllle, Mount Uorrla and
Buffalo, 12.10, 2 15 a. m. and 1 24 p. m making
close connections at Buff alo to all poiuu in tu
West, Northwest and Southwest
Bath aeeomroodation, (am,
Binghamton and way stations, 12.97 p. m.
Kicnolioa accommodation, at 4 p. a. ana
6 10 p. iu.
Binghamton and Elmira Express, 606 p, ra.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse, Onwego.
Utica and Richfield Springs, 2.15 a- m. and i-M
p. ni.
Ithaca. 2 16 and Bath Pa. m. and 1 .24 p. m.
For N orthuniborland, Pilt9ton, W ukes-Barre,
Plymouth, Bloouubuig and Danville, making
clone connections at Northumberland for
Williamsport Harrikburg, Baltimore, Wao
In g tun and the bouth.
Northumberland and Intermediate station,
600, 9.W a. m. and 1 80 and 6 07 p. m.
Nanticoae ana intermediate stations, 8.01
and 11.20 a in Plvmoutb aud lntermedute
stations, 840 and 8.5C o. m. .
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all
' YoeteUedinformAt!on, pocket tlinn tables,
etc., apply to U. L. Smith, city ticket offloa,
82s Lackawaunaavenue, or depot ticket office.
VEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
i RAILWAY CO.
TIME TXIII.E IN Vfc'FECT SUNDAY, JUNE 24.
Trains leave Scranton for Carbondale at
8.30, 10.55 a.m. aud 0 l'Jp.in.
For Hancock Junction, 10.55 a.m. and 6.10
p.m.
Trains li-ave Hancock JunoUou for Ecrau
ton. earn, and 2 05 p m.
Trains leave Carbondale for Bcranton at
7 24 am. and 8.34, 5.34 p.m.
In Kffert June 24lH,
North Hound.
boulb Bound,
05 203 80 1 1
2 Qg 104 SOU
0.3 S
Btatlona
(Trains Dally, Ex-1
ccpi ruinuuy.)
Arrive Lcavei
N. Y. FranUIn St.
West 42nd street
Weehawken
8
Arrive Leave
! 1 l.'V .
llancocK Junctloui
iiit
01X11 2
6 I'll 8
8 to; 1 UK .
ro-iivt.tii .
7 Mil2 40l .
7 4." Ill 40 A
Hancock
Starlight -Preston
Park
Come
Poyntello
Belmont
Pleasant Mt.
I'nloiidule
Forset City
Caibondnle
n ....
0 18 2
l 2
6 32i
0 4K
8 431 2
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50 4 'hi
88 4 68
08 605
OS 5 08
18, 6 18
S4 8.H4
881 8 37
48 f5 42
45 6 41
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7 lli:tl2.'itt 48
7 0?ill 40 KM
mm; 3
7 III 8
7 Ml 8
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ri-thfiitto! ul
White Bridge
Mayneld
Jermyn
Archibald
Wlntou
Peckville
Olvphnnt
Plcksou
1 hroop
Pi-ovldence
park Place
SC. anion
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74 8
7 48 8
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All trains run dslly except etisday.
f. slgiiUlcs that tralus slop ou signal for pas.
eengers,
rccure rates via Ontario Western boforl
purchasing ticket and save money. Day an
Nlhgt aipresstotlifl West.
J.C. Andoison, Gen. Pas Agt
T, FUtorott, Div. 1'ass, Agt. Scrautoa, Fa.
General Office, SCBANTOH, PA,
til
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