1HE SCBANTON THWUNEM0:SrDAY MORNING. JULY SO, 1S04.
- The
BASE
BALL
Team Takes Its Fourteenth Consecu
tive Victory Saturday.
SCRANTON LEADS STATE LEAGUE
Allentown's Defeat by R tad i rig Breaks
the Long-Continued Tie Between Us
and King Kelly The Phillies Win
Another Gamo Harrisburg; Loses
to Hazloton Standing of tho Clubs.
National and Eastern League Re
suits Timely Base Ball Gossip.
f FTEB being tied with Allentown
A or firt place since Thursday,
lp July l'J.the spell was broken Sat
uu urday und Allfntowu dropped
Kiiiue to Kcudintf, allowing Scrantoii to
hold uuJinputed possessum of that first
place it Iiub (or ycsrs coveted.
Scrautoii'e fourteenth eonsecutiye
victory whs won from Lancaster, witb.
out much ball pi y In if, but the result
would have been just lb a same bed not
Mr. DnuouKue summarily ended tbe
contest by constituting himself an
Authority above the umpire and re
futed to scospt bis dsoislous.
All of the ksuus won by Soranton
tinee it return home have been taken
with comparative ease. If the club whs
field inir loosely it batted with a terrific
force that would have dismayed auy
pitcher. In fact tee Scranton batsmen
are now the olKbtmeres that baunt tbe
drenmi of tbe State league pitchers and
make them pale and nerveless.
Ilodson and Flanagbaa have contin
ued their gnod work with tbe sphere,
and young Yerkes in three of tbe four
games he hue pitched showed splendid
form. Tbe new pitcher, Woods, of
Canada, will go in tbe box tomorrow.
Never before was greater interest
manifested In base ball in this city
ttian at present Tbe" gamts between
bcrumon and Allentown during the
past week were watched with the
liveliest iuterest and when tbe an
nouncement was made Saturday night
that Allentown bad been defeated
there was much rejoicing.
The following table gives the per
centages of the clubs, tbe number of
games won and lost by each, and their
standing in the league:
Won. Lost. PerC't.
fcranton 15 3 .633
Allentown 14 4 .778
Fotuville 9 8 .539
Lancaster 8 9 .470
Hazleton 8 10 .444
liarrlubnrg 7 11 .3VJ
Keadiug 6 11 .353
Philadelphia 3 14 .120
SCHEDULE FOB TODAY.
Ilanisburg at Scranton.
Lancaster st Hazleton.
Pottsville at Allentown.
Philadelphia at Reading.
UMPIRE GfiVE US THE GAME.
Bonogbue Baoam Peevish and Left the
Field.
Alexander Donoghue, of Lanoaster,
gavo unmistakable evidence at the ball
p'lik Saturday that be is either pos
nested of a concaved judgment or has a
Ferris wheel in his head.
lie most decidedly made a sad spec
tacle of biuself.
It was in tbe first inning. Scbeible,
Lancaster's south p:iv, was in the box,
nud bis curves were being made mince
meat of by the local batsmen. Wetzel
drove a long fly into right which Don
oghue captured, and Hogan followed
with a rnp for three bates and scored
on a wild pitch. Patchen sent the
sphere bisslng through tbe atmos
phere for one base and went to second
on fccUeibls's error, Wsssey followed
with another base bit on which
Putcbeu scored.
Phelan next took his position at the
plate. II bunted a foul and before
Ilsssey had time to return to first and
touch it, as required bv the rules.
Scbeibel again delivered the ball,
whereupon ifassev turned about and
went to second. Umpire Dave Coroo-
ran decided that Massey was entitled to
go to second as scowl be 1 bad been too
Hasty in delivering the ball.
ALEX UEFUSED TO PLAY.
Then Alexander the Great, of Lan
caster, came in from the field with
folded anus and kicksd in the pictur
esque style be is noted (or. lie o
clare.l that the batter was in the box,
which was notice for the picber to de
liver tbe ball. Mr. Donoughe further
declared that if Massey was net re
turned to first tbe game would not pro
cecd.
Therefore, Corcoran quoted tbe rules
to him without avail, and nnaliy.becom
iug disgusted at Donogbue'i obstinacy,
gave him one minute to get out in tbe
field and resume play, declaring that if
be did not do so he would give the
gnm? to beranton. Then the Scranton
and Lancaster players besought Don
oghue to proceed with tbe game and
not disappoint the 1,500 spectators.
It was all in vain.
Alexander would not be swayed and
the giune was given to Scranton.
Then the spectators began to demand
their money and some even threatened
violence if it wai not refandad. About
forty were has tied outside tbe grounds
and given tickets for future games and
the others remained and witnessed the
furuf, which after twenty minntes
wrangling was (arranged with tbe
manager of the L'incastor club. It was
annooucel br Urn Dire Corcoran as a
"postpoued" game, but as there has
been no postponed game this season it
will probably go dowu in history as an
txniMiion game.
WO.t WITH GREAT BASE.
Scranton had no difficulty in winning
it. Yerkes pitched and held tbe visitors
down to six bits. Scbeibel injured bis
arm in t:ie lourtn inning and Short
blop Ionian tool; his place. The score
6CUANTON.
a.
n
H. P.O. A.
1 8 4
8 8 0
8 1 1
0 12 1
0 3 7
12 0
1 5 0
2 0 2
2 !! o
8 0 1
Wetzel a. s....
llogan, c. f 0
I'ateben, c 0
...
Slavey, lb., 0
Pliclnn, 2b 0
ttaltz, 1. f 0
Rogers, r. f. c 1
Wtwtlake, 8b 3
FlanoifUan, r. f 0
Veike?, p 2
Totals....... 7 18 27 15 8
LANCASTER.
H. P.O.
0 2
1 8
K.
Cote, c 1
Walters, cf 0
Youugman, rf,. ...... 0
Donoughe, If 0
Larkln, lb 0
Kapple, 8b O
Htouob, 2b , 0
Toman, ss.. 0
fcchuibel, p 0
Callibau, If 0
0
1
1
1
8
10
0
2
0
1
0
0
1
1
6 27 12
7
Bsrantuii lAianinin
Lancaster 0 OlOOOsOOO 1
Enreed runs Soranton, 2. Two-base
uu vvoizei. Toree-oaso nit Rogers.
Double t)lnv Ktonrh nnaualatiul. Pl,ul..n
to Masseur to WeUeL Struck out-By
Yerkes. 6: Scbeibel, 1. First base on
balls-Oat Yerkej, 1: Scheibel, t; Toman,
1. Panted ball-Cote. Tiuie-1.43. UmpireCorcoran,
At Pottsvllla
Pottsvllle 8 1 8 0 0 0 4 2 0-13
Philadelphia.. 0 1 5 3 0 5 1 0 x-14
Hits-Pottsvillo. 15: Philadelphia. 14. Er-
rors-Pottsville, : Phllad lphla, 6. Bat
teries CUlrc. Fox, Wilson, and Potts;
Callahan and Roth.
At Hazleton
ni.zlt.ton 0 5 0 3 0 1 0 0 5-14
Uarrliburg....0 1 4 2 0 0 3 0 010
silts Hazleton, 11; llarrlsburg, 12. kr-
rors Ilaalutou, 7; Hurrieburg, 6. Batter
leu Fee and Falrburst; bprogel and
wente.
At Readina-
Readlng 0 1810030 20
Allentown.... 0 0 0 3 0 1 3 1 0-7
liits-Utadincr. 10: Allentown. 0. Er
rors Reading, 8; Alleutwu, 0 Batter
Us Southard and Qoudhart, Muldorig
and Kelly.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 11: Phlladlphla, 10; 13 la-
nigt.
Brooklyn, 0; Washington, 5.
Boston, 8; Baltimore 4.
Pittsburg, 8; Cleveland, 0.
Ciui'iiitmtl, ipj Chicago, 13.
Louisville, S; St. Louis, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wnghamton, 18, Buffalo, 20.
Erie, 8; Wilkas-Burre, 1.
Syracuse, 3; hprinxlleld, 1.
SUNDAY BALL GAMES.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ....1 0014000 80
Chicago, 4 2 8 1 0 0 2 4 010
ilits-Uinclunati, 11: Chicaoro. '0. Er
rors Cincinnati, t(; Chicago, 8. Batteries
Parrott. FIvnn and Miirnhv: Griffith aud
tichriver. LTuipiroUattuey.
At St. Louis
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 2 x 13
Louisville 1 0100000 02
Hits-Ht. Louis, 10; Louisville. 0. Errors
St. Lorn. 1: Louisville. 2. Buttnries
fireiteiistein. Miller and Twinebam: Mana
tee uud Weaver. Umpire -Nlcol.
Second earne
st, Lonls 0 00 02000 02
Louisville 1 0000 153 00
lilts at. Louis. 10: Louisvllla 9. Er-
rors St. Loui, 7; Louisvillo, 0. Bnttor
ios Hawley, Miller and Twiuebam; Knoll
and Grim, Umpire NiooL
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
At last Scranton sets tbe pace.
Pitcher Timothy Keefe wants to nmnire
la the National league.
Philadelphia receutly played three er
rorless games in succession.
The PitUburir club lim eiriirnrl Rifz t.hn
6hottop of the Oil city clnb.
Pitcher Tom Lovett. rocontlv relenind
by the Bostons, was tigned witn tbe Pro
vidence. Tbe Cincinnati manacement denies the
rumor that L,atuam is to be traded tor
dray, of Iudiauapolis.
Mark Baldwin is nitcbincr 50 oor cent.
better than most of the pitchers In th
league. ruuaueipnia item.
Tbe Amsterdam club of the State Bast?
Ball league will ditdmnd today. This will
leave only the Johnstown aud Pougbkccp
tie clubs.
Wonders will never cease. Anson has at
last given up all hope of winning tho
championship. He will be satisfied with
eecona place.
Tho record that remains unbroken to
this day Is McCormick's winning of nine-
reon Biraignt games wbeu ho was with the
imcago uud.
Manacer Barnie. of the Lonisvilles. has
signed another young Southern Leairuo
catcher named Lohner, formerly of the
Charleston ciuo.
Dououche was ronndly hissed every time
be came to the bat after refusing to play
out tho first game. lie has greatly injured
uiuisen witu tue lovers or. the game in this
city.
The Justus Rambler and tbe Waverlv
Base Ball clubs played Saturday at
waveriy ana the rormer won by 25 to 17.
Wheeler end Stone were the battery for
Justus ana uaii ana Miller for Waveriy.
C. B. Wordon, of Scranton, was the um
pire.
The Chinchilla Base Ball nine d-feated
the Farmer Bae Ball club, of Clark's Sum
mit, Saturday at Chinchilla bv a 8 to 2
score, uouerana omitn were the bat'ery
tor tue farmers ana Btaaton ana Stanton
battery for Cblcbillo. The Chinchillas team
was said to have bad four professionals
irom beranton.
Pitcher Brown, of the Baltirnores. has
been relessed to the Lynchburg club, ot
tne Virginia state league, tor the remain
der of the present year. Manager Hualon
considers that in Brown there is tbe male
lug of a good pitcher, but thinks a little
experience wit u a minor leagus club will
do him much good.
The statement that appears in a Pitts
burg paper that Ilodson has Injured his
usuiuinesg as a pitcher Dy going into the
box every day is most nonsensical. To
keep his pitching arm in the best condition
ilodson tinrta it necesaary to pitch every
other day, A rest of a fow days always
mages unn a trine wild when ne again goes
into me cox.
After Corcoran gave the game to Bcran
ton Saturday many of the spectators
on tbe ball Held and surrouuding the offi
cers of tbe Scranton club deuiandod that
their money be refunded in no very gentle
terms. When the clubs were ready to re
sume play, however, Chief ot Police Simp
son and Lieutenaut Spellman aud Officer
John Thomas promptly dispersed the
crowa.
Allentown made a brilliant fight for first
place, Dut could not staou tbe strain and
succumbed to Iisading Saturday. Both
clubs bad Scranton pitchers lu the box.
Southard did the twirliuif for Rusdiua and
Muldurig tor Allentown. The formur wai
rouiitl for seven hits and tho latter for
thirteen. In the eighth inning Mulderig
hit Miller with a pitched ball and Millar
threw the bat at him. Muldorig weut to
Miller on his way to lirst, but a policeman
ran into the line and nipped the bud what
migni nave proved a serious alluir.
WHIRLS OF THE WHEEL.
Several western papers durlug the strike
uisinuuieu lueir euuious Dy use or nicy'
cles.
Newman and Gil more, of the Scranton
club, will go into training about August 1,
tor tne races to De ueia uvxi montu.
Tbe racing board of the L. A. W, lias
sanctioned a race lor tbe championship of
iacsuwanua county, to do ruu at the race
meet here next mouth.
John Holt, of Greeu Ridge, will train for
the two-mile handicap which will be ruu
at the bicycle races to be held at the
Driving Paik, August 'ii, by the Ureeu
Kiago w nee I in en.
James Carney lias entered F. P. Wev.
andt, a young man from Duuiuore, in
several races at Oneonta, August 8. Wev.
andt finished second in tho novice rncn at
tbe Driving i'srk on July 4. Xliut W'ey
andt has greatly improved under Carney's
care can be seen from his good work at
Berwick the earlier part of that month,
aga inst sum men as uorser, uenuersou
and Uregory, where ho finished fourth in
every race he entereu.
Tbe fact that the class B racins division
of tbe League of American Wheelmen Is
not Oiling up as fast as Was expected is no
lnaication that tue department Is proving
a failure, as many assert. Racing nieu
are very cautious about joining this semi
professional class. Fast riders in class A
can win a good share of the prizes, but
tnose wuo runs as secona rater sua join
clB4S B are dropped by the manufacturers
V they caunot nue with an tbe crack men.
Real faith never grows weak by hav
ing to wait, bunerera takiug Hood's bsr
aaoarilla for chronic oomnlaiuti ahould ba
patient and tbe result will be satisfactory.
iiooa s uures.
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly
anu emcientiy,on tne nverana oaweis. M
I IHI FUST I
lue Sport Offered by Gcntlemsn Drivers'
fkcts.
TRILLYWAY'S HALF-MILE IN 12 1-2
Tea Girl, Keeley, Trillyway, and Joe
tho Winners Daisy, Duke and
Keeley Furnish the Race f the
Meeting, Ono Heat of Which Was
Protested Horses That Give Prom
iseMagnolia Sold to Dr. Went.
The fourth meetins- of the Gentle
men's Driving club was held 8aiurJay
uud though the attendance was re
stricted by tbe showers ot the early
afternoon, as many persons were pres
ent as on previous days. The ruin, bow-
ever, made a fast truck, a quansr ot
(lie 2 -10 event being trotted lu 3JJ anu
the half in 1,12$. Trillyway accom
plished this tent, and as a result u
mutch race is talked of between the
inure and t ho gray gelding Jim Hears,
owned by Dr. CharUe E. Hill.
During the afternoon Walter Jer
myn's black pacing mare Magnolia was
told at auclioti in front of th wruiid-
stand to Dr. J. L. Wentz for (130.
The races are suinuiarizitd ss follows:
Frauk Jerinvn. starter: J. L. Crawford,
timers J. W. Uarney and Dr. Mauser,
Tayiorville, judgss.
First race Hoed race to wagons.
Tea Girl, br. in.. U. II. Shelly 1 I
Hard Silk, b. in.. Fred. Harvey 8 2
Harry li b. g , J. A. Swayze 3 S
Bonnie Uoone, b. in., Dr. B. XI.
lhroop
Nllie, g. John Beuore 6 0
Ctoigie Y, b. in., John Fritz 6 5
Time, 1:1W4,
Frauk AlernfWld drove Bonnie Doone.
Second race '2:55 class.
Keelay, b. g., Ueorge llalletead......l 3 1
Daisy, b. in., c S. Seamans 2 1 8
Duke, bl. g., I.. T. Payne 3 3
Coxev. c. c. J. L. Crawford 4
Time, l-.VJ, l:lbH, 1:1X.
Keeley driven by W. Jermyn, Coxey by
L. Bunnell, jr.
JUr. l'ayne s sulksv broke In nrst heat.
Third race 2.4U class.
Trillyway, b. m., W. H. Gearbart..l 4 1
John, b. g., Dr. U. E. Hill 2 1 4
Nut, b. in., J. L. Crawford 8 2 2
Thief, b. g., Ambrose Spencer 4 3 3
Tune, l.l'.'X,. 1.10,'f, 1.13.
Thief driven by W. Jorinyn, Net by
Jamss Hears.
Fourth race 3.10 class.
Joe, b. g., K. Crlppeu 3 1 1
William, b. a.. Frauk Merrilleld....8 2 3
Frank H, br. g., F. C. IIazzard....4 3 3
Fanny Blair, b. in., G. JU. isheUy....! 6 9
Budd, b. g., Dr. J. L. Wentz 5 4 4
Time, 1.35, 1.84M.
Hard Silk was an sddud starter lu tbe
road rsse, and wttb Mr. bwayzs's
Harry D, made tbe two beats anything
hut a walkover for Tea Uirl. Hard
Silk gave evidence of sufficient speed to
win, uud with proper tratulng will
have a lurge following iu case she
meets Tea Olrl again. The time of tb4
second heat, 1 25, to roud wagons, is a
creditable perfuruiuuce.
'ibe&Oj event developed tbe most
sport uud excitement of any rqce ou
the card, Tbe scratching ot st. JNiok,
wbo is sn aukuown quantity left
Daisy, Duke and Keeley. three prop
erly classed hers?s, in tbe race. Mr.
Crawford s Uoxey also started and
might bsve been a feature with
proper driving. Iu tbe first bsat Mr.
Payne's pneuuiatio came to grief on
the last turn, and with Coxey out of It
tbe battle in tbe stretch between Daisy
and Keeley lasted only long enough
for Mr. Jsrmya to let out a reef ot the
latter and he won by a Uugtb.
Ia the ssvond bent, although Keeley
reaohed tne wire first after conclusions
with Dilsy from the head of tbe
stretob, tbe beat whs given to the lat
ter ou tbe protest of Mr. Seauaus that
Ksley csme down iu the stcond posi
tion. Daisy very properly got tbe
worst ot tbe start lu tbe third beat be
cause ot Mr. Sssmans' trailing tactics
and was not a factor in tbe beat. Duke
made tip eonsidtrable lost ground in
the final heut by running around tbe
first turn and again on tbe last
turn, and had it out with Kel-y
in the stretch, when both borsss broke
near tbe wire. Tbe judges placed Duke
second for running.
Trillyway caught the grand stund
and filled the railbirds witb glue by her
bandy winning of the first heat with
out a challenge in tbe 2 40 ruce, und
furnished an qui Talent disappoint
ment by goins to pieces in tbe second.
She could not be thrown from her
stride when Net pressed ber in tbe
stretch of the last beat and won well iu
bund.
Too talent bad selected Fanny Blair
to wlu the lust event and might have
seen their ptedic;ious fulfilled had not
the mare gone to pieces after winning
the tirst slice of the pie.
From among tbe losers tbe follow
ing horses are selected at promising
ontsand if they are kopt iu training
for a few weeks are not to be. despissd
if properly clusse I: Hard Silk, b. in.,
Fred Hirvyj Duke, bl. g.,L T.Payuej
Fanny Dlnir, b, m , Q. M. Shelly; Net
(Famous G.rl), b m , J. L. Crawford.
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promptly. Sold by all dealers on a guar
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Sown tb Jjuruallitio Tob.g-au.
Sllramie Fot.
Coxey started in thn newspapers witb
black headlines aud lung news reports, but
bo hue diitled dowu to a meie item of
mention now and then, and . hia light is
almost out. Deo nas started ou the same
tohogguu.
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used for over fifty years by millions ot
mothers tor their oMldreu while teething,
witb perfect success, ft soothes the child,
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arrhoea, hold bydtuggists iu every tart
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no other kind, 'iwenty-nve cents a bot
tle Notice to Contractor.
(JEALED PUOl'OSALS FOB THE EllEO
r tiuu of a brick Lu lling for the "Homo
for the Friendless" will ba r'ivod at tho
olllco I me uruiuiucts until l. o clock nuoa
Allvllst 15. HI
All propussls mut ! accompanied by a
coruueu cuocs tor i tr.v, niau payauio to airs.
C4. L. Dicksuu. vhalriuaii of tb balldiiiircrmi-
mitteo, which will bs forfeited to the Home
shoulj the ruutrautor neglect or refu-q to
i rocuud with the Work within ten days from
tne awaraiugor tae contract.
Contractors are requti to api.lv for
dates for tbe us of drawings from Jtlouday,
j m OU, lOt't.
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Comrownwtilth BullJInr. Scranton, Pa.
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O aiau; who Is not afraid of work, willm to
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A
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OFFIiE OF THE SCRANTON STEEL
Company. 1'ho annual meeting of tho
tock holders of thj noove company for the
election ot prualdunt sad dlroctors will bo
hold at the oUlco of the company lu the city of
Scranton on Thursday, the Hecond day of Au
gust uext, at 1 o'oiocic p. in. No transfer of
stoi-k will be made fur twelve days next pre
ceding the dat j of the ahov-o moutirik'.
E. P. KiNUsUUKY, Secretary,
b'o auton, Pa., July 17, 1SU1.
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SCRANTON REAL ESTATE AND IN
VESTMENT AGENCY,
oilers bargains as follow) :
CITY BUSINESS PROPERTY.
40 ft front br 60 ft. docp, on Spruce
Street, rents for 8T03 $10,000
40 tl. lrunt by w feut deep, ou Sprue
street, corner alloy 10,500
These tonuther viva 80 ft. front on Sum
street hetwttn Penn and Franklin, with alley
on giqe. oprueo street property is uuvanuiug
rapiuiy.
lux Ks.aiLr,?ii;i!. rnoi-tBii.
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lot 5Uxij, two dwellings, Jti.iW. giving a nlco
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ALSO A PLOT OF J LOTS, giving 120 ft.
front ou Monroe avunun, nuur Vine street.
These Uiake a llrst-ulass rMidence plot ia a
uVirabki locality. 11 not suld in one plot will
sen aoove separately.
W .ST S1LJIJ,
Lot COxlSO. South Main avenue, adlolnlnc
residenee of Smith B. iiott, price, f.',;60; ulsu
lots ou uouk street ana rt ast t,uu place. Only
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
A BBaUTIFUL HOME AT DALTON. PA,
modurn house, unriiu; water uiuud int j it from
mil naca, oarn lor tnree nurses anu two cows,
lieuuery with oemeiitll lloor. younir fruit.
fine lawn, grand outlouk; one aud a half to
throe acre, as desired, $5,000.
Also lots of about same size on Western
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No. 421 Lai.'k. ave. rear bonrd tra le.
Public Sale.
'PUE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
X public sale on Monday. Auuust I). WL. at
10 o'clock a. in,, at its otfica. 401 Lackawanna
avnu'. flftaeu (15) shares of the cunltal stuck
of Jim tecrantou Lace Curtain company, held
a'.iaollateral Securitv on an overdau Doe.
THE LACKAWANWA TliUST AND SAFE
Ukf OBIT CO.
July 211. im.
Legal.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE THE UNDER
I. siL-nei. an auditor amioiut ;d bv thu Or-
phau's Co jrt or Lackawanna county to pasi
niK'U excoptionj nm i 1 1 account ot aud ta d s
tribute fund in the bunds of (. h.rles (larduor,
exucutiir of ths last ill of Itenry Chaso. do
ceased, boroliy gives notlo that h.' will at end
to atti-nd ti the duties of hi iiTmointmeut at
flis ollice. No 60S spruce street, .'crantou.Pa.,
on Friday, the I nth day of August. A. D. 1MU,
at 10 a. ui.,ut wh cu time and plact all t ersons
oaviuir c aimB uuiust me khui estate mtut
present tuem or te torever tnoroatter do-
barred from com Jig iu on uid fund.
DAVID W. BROWN, Andit-ir.
tj' STATE OF THOMAS MULLEN, LATE
ui inucityoi Dcriuituu, county ox L,acaa
Waiuia, State of Penusyluauia, doceascd.
Letters testamsutary upou the abuve named
estate bavlutrbeuti granted to llieumlorsienml.
all persons having claims or deinnuds atraiust
the said estato will present th iu for tiavmcnt
aud those indebted thereto shall please make
unmeiuaie psyllium to
THUS. J. MULL.liN, fclocutor.
.iFsst'PS HND. Attorneys.
Crchltects' Notice.
ARCHITECTS' NOTICB-COMPETITIVE
ulans and sneolllcatiiius are iuvlted for n
city bulldina to be used for fire department
Douse anu ponce patrol station. A proHiieoms
of the building may be noen at the olllco of the
city clerk, at w hich office thu said plans and
specifications are to be submitted on or before
Vt odnesday, Auirust Hi, ltlll. iiy order of citv
councils.
M. T. LAVKLLE, City Clerk,
Rcranton, Pa., July M.
Proposals.
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
tj chived at the ollice of the eecretary of the
Scranton board of control until 7..TO o'clock,
Holiday evening, Auk. 18. 19U4, for the heating
aud VdUtiluliug ef the prupjsed L! r oni achuoi
building, tubs known as No. IU, and to he lo
cated on Rebecca avenue between Jackson
and Lafayette streets. Fourth ward of Scran
ton. Alerhaulcal ventilation is reuuired and
Gushed closet system is to be used. Finns for
said building may be seen at the office of Davis
to lloupt, architects. Commonwealth build
ing, hcranton, I 'a. The sum of SIM) In cash or
certified check ii to ho enclosed with each pro
pofal, to be forfeited to the district lu case of
refusal or omission to execute contract within
ten days, if awarded tue same. Tho hoard re
serves the right to reject any or all bids. By
oruor uf t ie ocrniiiou wmru ui coniror.
EUOKNE V. FELLOWS, secretary.
J ily 10, lblU.
Financial Statement
TMN AN C1AL STATEMENT OF Til F, DAI.,
V tju ludeiicudout School District for thn
year enuiug Juno i, iui.
.. v ...... - -
TAXES
Amount levied for school pur
poses 9701 98
Amount levied for building pur
poses 850 14
Total amount of taxes levlod... f 1,052 07
ltt:ctcilTS.
From state anproprintlon for
tho year ding June. lfUI....$0H 08
Palance on hand from last year U1U tU
From North Attlng-tun township
for tuition 71 0)
Fr..m H. A. Oay for tuition re
ceived from paid pupils 8 89
From collector for taxes col
lected m 70
Total receipts 12,070 21
EXI'E.SPITllBXS.
For repairs on buildings $ 07 !W
For teachers' wages 003 76
For fe a of collector 112.70) and
treasurer (;.7UJ 78 40
For fuel and eoutingenuies,,.,.. 71! 95
For salary of soretary !0 oo
For deht and interest paid 800 CO
For other expenses I!4 60
For school text books and sup
biles , , R13 71
Total expenditure... ,
Cash on band .,
$1.704 46
9 tmTi
RKSOVBCIft.
Cash on hand ,..9305 76
Afnount doe from collector.,,.. 46 17
Total $
L1AH1LIT BS.
350 02
Amount of bonds outstand.ng.StOOO 00
2.0O0 00
12,249 (10
Liabilities In n of reaonrooa
Witness our band this sixth day ot July,
EDWARD MILES, President:
A. BALL, Secretary.
SALE KOll WANT O UbE-ULAOK
i Mi rgan horse, 13 bauds, weight 15UX)
ponndM; a pr.wt pot.
CLEMENTINE McALPlN. Wavorly. Pa.
onno
Ladies' luslin
Skirts, Gowns and Corset Covers
ecial Mid-Summer Sale Now On
SKIRT3 FROM 50 CENT3 TO $4.00
GOWNS FROM 50 CENTS TO 4.25
COVERS FROM 25 fiENTS TO 1.50
None but tbe best materials used. Superb
HOLLY & WALLACE
DKXTKB IB0S CO.. Ino'p. Cssltsl, fif ,000.000.
BEUT SH.tO SUOE IK tH WOllLU.
"A dollar tttitl it a tiefar arnd." .
This taUles' Solid Frcueli lonjola lild BnN
tonlloot dallvsrsd free snywhurt In the U.S., on
receipt uiuaeu, Meney uracr,
or fvstsl Nolo for
ouuls every way tbe boots
eld lu sll retail stores for
(2.H0. in mnko tbls boot
oorsclvet, tlisrcforo we guar-
,1.. A , .,.,1. .)
H.lb.D tU.t) ,1.1, Mf.M WCUr.
and If any eus Is not ssilifled
win reuina ins mosey
send snotbsr nslr. Oeers
Too or Common Sense,
wictus V, l.i, n, m ntc,
l sizes 1 to 8 snd half
.yjiies. Stntl your lilt;
iiti . r.k. ws "' 7" you.
:2;y.iv?iu.truu.a
Dexter Shoe Co
3 FEDERAL ST..
H BOSTON. MASS.
Sutciat ttrmi to JJtiUt't.
DR. HEBRA'S
v.niA,nDCftefl
Removes Fraokles. Plmules.
l.itrar moles, uisoi'.nsses,
6unburn aud Tan, sui ru-
i
-nlpTlon. Bunerior
prepurations and perfectly harmless. At all
tiruggisls, or mailed fur SOcts. beud fur Ckcular.
VIOLA 6KIN SOAP 'P'T Innmpsnblo u s
sklo purlljlsg Susp. uueii)S for U.S UUA, sod vltliout
rivil br do suraurr. Att.alutelr pvrt aul AulitwUdf awdl
mud. At dnistiiu. Price 25 Cents.
G. C. BITTNER & CO.,Tcicoo, O.
Fur sale by Mattbew llros.
and John
II. l'helps.
mm
sicres ido s-iu iu i'-s orm- i
nal freshness, profluciUR fi)fe.JK
clear aud healtby com-iVT. VysWii-,-
toa!lla(B'E ' '
WHY HOT
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid
Oak Bedroom fc'et!
We sell Furniture as cheap as
any house in the country that in
tends to give honest value for the
money. Try us.
B4u
209 AltD
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BUaEi:aiSllieaBllIIB31E3aiBBSj:0IGBISBBBIIEIBSIiII
There ia no smell of suioke
sale &ww eewe i
and will last tweuty-oue diys longer. In that tiiuj W3 mint dispjia of our sto.ik of Clotliiu; and Gents'
Furnishings by order of the insurance compauies, who have already given out tho contract to repair
our store, which was damaged Saturday night, Juuo 10, by tho explosion aud fire iu tho building of our
neighbors, Messrs. Da vies & Grilliu. ,
Clothing Sold at 33 Cents on tie Dollar Less Than Cost to Make,
DELAY. COME AT ONCE. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
AN ACTUAL SAVING OF 67 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
We only mention a few bargaim; all other goods sold at equally astonishing low prices.
BOYS' PANTS, 13c.
Two for 25 Cents.
Men's Suits, for'y sold for
Men's Suits, for'y sold for
Furnishing Goods and all goods that are damaged at your own price,
This is NOT a Permanent Fire Sale. It will last
THE
SIGN OF THE BELL. 230 LACKAWANNA AVENUfi
tJT NEXT DOOIl TO THE BURNED DA VIES & GRIFFIN BUILDING.
II v & Wallace
Underwear,
est novelties. Lorrect shapes.
209
WARNING.
We hart lately had Feather Iledi and Pillowt brought to its by
ttranrjeri who wished to dispose of the same and rom. whose actions
we believed the jealhers didn't belong to them. We will have no
dealings with such parties.
We wish to qaution people againit giving into the hands of Strang.
ere who claim to represent us, any Feathers, Carpets, etc , which they
wish renovated. Any of our agents can easily identify themselves, or if
any one who wishes work done in our line, will drop us a card or call
at our factory, we will promptly attend to their wants and will en
deavor to merit the confidence of everybody.
THE SCIIXATON BEDDIXQ CO.,
CQl and box Lacka, Ave., Cor, Adams.
SPRING
HOUSE
HEART LAKE, Susquehanna Co.
V. E. CROFUT Proprietor.
fiHI3 BOUSE is strictly temperance, is uew
I and well furuishei aud OPEWKD Tu
'1 HE PUBLIC THIS YEAR ROUND; is
located midway between Moutruso an, I Scran
ton, on ilontroso and LacSawsnna Ruilruid,
six miles from D.. L, & W. It H. at Alfurd
Station, and Ave mlkri from M mtroo; ca
pucity, eiulity-live; tbree minutes' walk f rom
It. It. station.
GOOD BOAT. FISHING TACKLE, &c,
FKKE TO UL'ESIS.
Altitude about 2.UO0 rest, cqusllln in tbis
respeut tbo Adirondaelc and Cat) Kill Moun
tains. Hue grores. plenty of shale and beautiful
scenery, making a Suutmer Resort unex
celled in beauty and cheapness.
Dancing paviliou, swings, croquet gr onndi,
etc Cold hpriug Wster and plenty of Milk
Kutes, $7 to 810 per week. Sl.SO per
diiy.
Excursion tickets sold at all stations onD.
L. & W. lines,
i'orti r meets all trains.
Hotel Wayerly
European Pisa Fint-elass Bar attnohel
Depot for Bergner st Kngel'e Tannbieuasr
Beer.
IE Cor. 15tti tod Filbert Stt, M
Host desirable for residents of N E. Fonnl
tylvaula. All eonreulences for travelers
U and from Broad Street station und the
Twelfth snd Uarket Street statiou. De
sirable for visiting Berantoulans anil peo
(le In toe Antbraolte Uegloa.
T. J. VICTORY.
PROPRIETOR.
1YCU;KG AE.
is r Stock Damaged
y Water.
or fire about thoin, aul tUsy an
MEN'S PANTS, 50c.
Never Kip.
$10, now $4.75
$16, now 8.25
ELL CLOTHING HOUSE
,
workmanship. Lat-
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
Dr. E. Grewer
The Phlladplphls Ppeclolist.and his awoelated
-vMU w j.iKii.u uu itiTmsn piivstc ans,
are now permanently located at
811 SPntCE ST., SCRNTON.
The doctor is a graduato of the University of
Pennsylvanla.fornierly demoiistratnr of phval
oloijy and surgery at the Medico Chirnrglral
College of Philadelphia. A specialty of
Chronic. Nervous, Skin, Heart, Womb and
Blood diseases.
DISEASES OP. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
The symptoms of which aro diziiness, lark of
confidence, sexual weakness in men snd wo
niuu. ball rising in the threat, spotB floating
before the oyes, loss of memory, uuablo to con
centrate the mind on one subject, easily
startled when suddenly spoken to, and dull,
distressed iniud, which unllts them for per
forming the actual duties of life, making hap-
? loess impossible; distressing the action of
lis heart, causing flush of beat, depression ot
spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fear,
dreams, melancholy, tire easy of company,
feeling as t irsd in tbe morning as when retir
ing, lack of energy, nervousness, trembling,
confusion of thougnt, depression, constipation.
Weakness of the limbs, etc. Those so allocted
should consult us immediately and be restor
ed to perfect beultb.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If you have been given up by your physician
call npon tbe doctor and be examined. He
cures the worst cases of Nervous Dobiiity, Scro
fula, Old Sures.l'atarrhPilos, Female Weakness,
A If ect ions of thn Eye, Ear, Koso and Throat,
Asthma, Deafness, Tumors. Cancers and Crip
ples of every description.
Consultations free aud strictly sacred and
confidential. Office hours dally from 9a. m.
toBp.ni. Sunday to 2.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE
BOOKBINDING DEPT.
bas excellent facilities to do Its work, and can
please tbe most fastidious.
aNYTHINQ IN THE LINE Of BOOKBINDING.
TRY US
equally as good as before.
BOYS' SUITS, 65c.
Single and Doable-breasted.
it
Men's Pants, sold for $?, now $2.00
Boys' Suits, Sold for $3.25, now 1.35
only 21 days longer.