THE SCKANTON TI.IBUNEWED.NES DAY MORNING. AUGUST 8. 1894.
A
s
tkaeasas
BALL
Ssranton Go:s Down Again Before the Mine
from Providence,
IMPROVEMENT M TEliB WORK
The Haughty Wilkcs-Earreans Loso
Their Fifth Consecutive Game to
Buffalo Other Eastsrn League Re
sultsNational and State League
Summaries Standing of the Clubs.
Base Ball and Sporting Go3sip.
r LOWLY, yet i.-
n"i' i iTflf: theloss suro. S
uever-
theloss suro, Sersn-
11 i i i v
.L-yy-yu
ton's bitfb percent
iiga which it re
ceived when it 8ii-
w l' A versa lue ivisieru
Y -if Jml lutiiiue, is ilwiiul
, liuir. mid lit ths
rule the boys ur
fiUviuK bull it
ouks us if it will
keep ou dwindling
until we liuve but the Biutihainton
team to follow us iu the leua-us race.
Provideuce airoiu added to her alvsady
cowwamliiijj load by her defeat of tUo
home team yestsrday, while for the
fifth coDSHOUtive tinw Wilkos-Darre,
who is endeavoring to keep up its los
ius bull playiiitf with Scrautou, went
down before tlie Bisons.
The results of the other Eastern lea
gue games playsd do not change the
standing of the clubs from that report
ed yesterday.
The percentujos of the clubs, number
of gnaiBS won mid lost by each, and
thf standing in the league ruce is as
follows:
Won.
Providence i'J
Lost.
Per Ct.
.045
.6C0
.5 JO
.M4
.0)0
.4 8
.402
.U03
Scrauton 4'i
38
s
85
4
41
43
S3
Wilkos-Barre.,
8'J
b7
2'J
38
S3
Erie
Duffulo
Syracuse
Siiriuy llf 1J . ...
JJiughumton...
THE TEAM 11KACED UP.
ProvicUnoj Had to flay Hard for Its
Honors Y'stutd ijr.
Scranton, i; Provldsucu, 11.
As iv direct result of the iadilY root
kind of b.ill the locals playel Mon lay
the attendance droppjd from 1.000 to
400 yi'sterduy. Tue coutest was a
most interesting oui uai uituoaii
Scranton whs beatou the boys showeJ
that they have not forgottii how to
play tlie notional gaine. Sharp, cleau
working was tlie rule throughout the
g::me ou both sidt;s and no little su
thnsUsm was manifested.
Manager Swift was in charge and
Culiill acted as cup'aiu, Uliiuu PheUu's
place ut second, Suil;h covered short
Mid Wetzel was sent into right gnrdiiu,
Johnat 'Q covering euuter ami Staltz
left. It uinde u strong outfield, btullt
cuvcrcd his territory iu his old time
form and Johnston appealed to better
i.dviintig ttma he did ou the previous
dny in left fluid. WetZ'l made a good
showing iu ri'ht, i ut he ii a more val
uable man to the club ut short. Smith
is uot us coed a shortstop us Wetzel, if
bin work iu the past two days cat: be
takmi us a criterion. He did not lilt
the ball ones iu either game and does
not cover as much ground as Welzsl
usually does.
As the Scranton club appeared yes
terday It Is not us strong us it wus1 iu
the Slate league, yet it gave Provi
dence, the acknowledged leader of the
Eastern league, a very good battle.
CabiH made a very favorable impres
sion. 1I Is a gsmleniauly young man
and puts much urgy and life iuto the
jruuie. If he gains the good will of the
piayeri he will be u valuable man as
e.ipuiu. He was warmly applauded
when lie Grsl stepp3d to the plate to
bat uud at the beginning of the third
inning was presented with un immense
bi quet.
I'lanaghan did the pitching for the
locals, lie had a sore band and was
unable to control the ball perfectly.
A? a result he gave five men bases on
bulls and hit Murray and Knight al
lowing them to walk to first.
Up to the lijrhth iuniug he pitched
well but in that inntng the boys iu
fray from Providence began to Uud ou
the bull in lively shape and then tue
locals became somewhat rattled. When
the side was retired Providence hud
eleven rnns to it credit, live of which
were made In that futul eighth.
Eagun was n puzzle to tlie local bats
men who found him only at rare in
tervals. Johnstuu had ajthree-baaohlt
but the other drives made were all
of the tingle variety. The soore:
6CRANTON.
B. H. PO. A. .
nihill, 2b 0 0 2 3 0
Johnston, c. f 1 1 3 1 0
Pntcheo, c 0 2 3 2 2
Masse v, lb 1 1 7 0 0
Wetzel, r. f..... 0 0 10 0
fctnltz, 1. f 1 2 6 0 0
f-milli, s. s.. 0 0 0 8 2
Wetlako, 3 b 1 1 4 0 1
Flanagan!), p 0 0 0 2 0
Total.
,. 4 7 21
10
PROVIDENCE.
R. n. P.O. A.
Lyons, o. f i 2 8 0 0
!nntt, 8 b 0 0 0 8 0
Kuuhr, If 1 3 4 0 0
Hor, lb 0 1 U 0 1
Liz oi, i. s 1 0 0 4 0
(Strieker. 2 b 2 2 5 4 0
Murray, 1. f 2 3 10 0
McAuley, c 113 2 0
1'u.guu, ii. 2 1 u 4 1
Totals 11 U 27 17 2
l-crantoii 0 0110011 0-4
Providoiico.,..l 0 0 8 0 0 2 5 x 11
Earned rnn Scrauton, 1; Providimco,
5. Firat base on errors Scrautou, 2;
Providence, 2. First; bann on bull Off
FlnnHiilian. 6; otf Etfuu, 3. Struck out
hy FluiiHgiiau, 1: by Lgan, 1. Tbree base
hiis Johuson, Lyons, biricker. finerittco
bits Smith, Flnnughsn. stolen bases
Knight, Btricker, Murray, 2. Double
luys 1'ixou to Strieker to Hogers. Hit
v Wtcuer iiurruy. umpire bnvdor.
Tlmo-1.03.
WUCAfl'T LOSE THEM NOHOW.
Wllkss-Bsrre Would Not Humiliate XJt
by Winning1 a Crsra.
WiLKKS-liAiinB, Ang. tJ Wilkes -
Burre tried McLaughlin today, .who
refused to play early iu the season
agalust Buunlo, lie pitched a strong
game excepting iu the fifth inning
when seven runs were earned from bis
delivery, It was a sharp Holding game
but Vickery kept the hits scattered.
Attendance 7UU Weather tine. Score:
W1LKES-BARBE. BUFFALO.
Ii. 11. o. A. E l It. II.O.A. n.
SIHon 8 b. 0 0 J 6 liO'Br'nSb. 1 1 1 a 0
UWh'n21 0 0 1 0 01l-'bylli.. 0 0 7 1 fl
(.ozot'erf. 1 !i 1 0 0 Collins If. 1 18 0 0
l o ta of,.. 0 3 8 0 0;bulyrf.... 110 111
burner o. 1
16 10
1 T 0 0
18 8 0
i ii ii
10 0 0
1 4
lin.'no lb, 0
J'uttlt If... 0
Mo'on M. , 0
JlH.a'1'np 0
Cly'crcf.. 1
0
I.DWdOBH. , U i
3 2 8
Urn'lit c 8 2
3 I
VleJi'ry p. 1 1 0 0 0
Total 2 10 24 IU 1 Total 0 14 V 11 8
WilWeji-Uarre. 1 00001000
Bulfalo u II 1 II T 0 1 0 I- i
Lurued runs Wllkei-Bairs, g; Buffalo, 8.
mm?
4
Flrat baso by errors-WUltos Birr t, 2; BuffiUo,
First base on Imll.i-Oif .MoLuuglil n. 1; otl
Mikory, g 8ttno o'lt-uilien, s; urauuy,
I Ivmur, Homo ruu (JniuU. rt. TliroD-twss
liiU-BottH, Daly, ;olllus. Two-busn lilts
Hrown. D.iws'). Lswoo to O'Bi'iou to Drnuby.
Wild t,itcli VloUory, !. PusuJ bsllH-Urqu-tart,
1. Umpire tjaartwood. Tliue-1.4i.
OTHER EASTERN LEAGUE G1MES.
At Syraouse
Syraoinu 0 1201201 0-7
SpringlluU....! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
nits Myraouse, o; pllnBIll)lu, o.
Errors -Syracuse 1, SpringUjIJ 2. Bat
terlos Barnott and llena, timber uud
Leahy. Umpire Doeschur.
At ltlnguauitoti
lnbainton..O 8000108 B 8
rle 0 t 1 0 0 0 3 1 3-0
IM,.nin,h.,nfnn 1". Prln 11. F.r.
rors Uiugliauituii, 8; Erie, 3. Hatterio
Abcru and Iinfter; iMc(iiiml, llerudou
and Uuusou. Umpire Kettrick.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn First came
Haiti more 3 7 7 0 1 0 3 2 0-21
Brooklyn 1 002000205
HltB Baltimore. 20: Brooklyn. 0. Er
rors Balumoro, 6; Brooklyn, 8. Battorios
Iuk. McMuhon and Kobinaou: Daub,
Underwood and E.irle. Umpire Ensile.
At Brooklyn Second game
Brooklyn 4 8 0 3 3 1 0 0 x-13
Baltiiuoro 3 00001 0 0 6-S
I'ltH Brooklyn. 20; BuUlmore, 8. Errors
Brooklyn, Bnltiui ri), 5. B.viiBiies
Rein uud Kliulowj Ilavvke, Inks and
Hobinson. Umpire Lynch uud Emslie.
At Boston
Boatnn 7 8 0 3 4 0 0 3 x-10
Philadelphia.. 000303028
Hits Boston, 13: Philndnliihla. 14. Er
rors boston, 1; Philadelphia, 7. Batter
iesNichols and Oatizoll; Faulting, Cnr
sey and Huckluy. Umpire CtulVuey.
At Pittsburg
Pittsburg 1 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 tl 0
Clevelund 0 110 0 115 1-10
11116 Pittsburg, 13; Cleveland,. 15. Er
rors Pittsburg. 4: Cleveland 7. Batter-
i-s-Colculoi'gb uud Merrltt; Cuppy aud
O'Connor. Umpire llouglutid.
At Chicago
Chicaso....3 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 J!-13
Cini'luuati .4 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 0-1-11
Hits Chicago, IS; Cimiuuati, 10. Er.
rora ChicuKO. 4: Ciuciuuiitl. 5. Battcrlos
Hutchinson and Sctiriver; Fisher, Parrot
aud Murphy. Umpire alcyiiaUo.
AtLouisvillo
Kt, Louis 2 00000000-3
Louieville 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 x-11
Hits- St. Louis, 7; Louisville, 5. Er
rorsSt. Louis). 3: L muvlll.'. 3. Batter-
ifs Knell aid Gilm; Bruiteustvin and
Twinrhnm. V mpire Hurst.
At Wushingtou
Wai-hlngUn ..1 00 2 0003 1-7
Kew York....l 3 0 0 2 0 0 4 s-10
llltu Washtiiatoii. 12: Now York 20,
Errors WoHbiugtou, 7; Now York, 1.
batteries ilealer ana JUcuulro: uusieaou
Wilsou. Umpire Keofe.
MAXAGEli NOT NAMED.
Dirtctors cf Ei Ball Association Dil
fercd in a Parllamsntary Wiiy.
No decisivo autiou was taku lust
night by the Base Bull association to
wards ending the muddle that exists
about who tlie manuger of the Scran
ton club shall be.
Mr, Cuhill, when iutcrviewtd by n
TniDUSB reporter yesterday, said that
be had been slgued to miintise the club,
and had no idea when he agreed to
come to this city that he would b
placed iu tho light of seeking to dis
place anyone. lie will work out his
advauce money, he says, mid is then
DreDured to unit Scrantoa unless some
satisfactory agreement is reached in
the predoul dUpute.
Manager tnirc was lonrui airuuz on
the playors benuh at the park yeotorday
directing his players oi to the position
thsy should take on the field. lie de
clared in as imphatio terms as hud Mr.
C.i bill that he was not hankering for
the honor of guiding the Ssranton club
through the remainder oftheEistern
league season. It bud been bis desire
to leave the club bat at tho earnest
solicitations of several of the
directors be had consented to
remain. Overtures had been
made to him to go to Carbondale and
take exclusive control of a club at that
place uud he produced a telegram usk
iug htm to meet J, W. Aiken, of the
Lackawanna Valley Rapid Transit
compauy, of Carbondale, on Thursday
to arrange the dotatls. Mr. Swift suld
he would prefer to take control of the
Curboudale club than to remain in this
city with contentions such as have
existed in the pust to annoy him.
List night the asioclatiou held a
meeting iu its room ou Wyoming ave
nue and after the situation hud beeu
discussed in a general, way tho board of
dirtctors went Into executive session
to decide the questiou of man.iger.
Director Kotilusou moved that JJlr.
Swift continue as manager. Director
Arthur Marliu moved that Mr. Cahill
be employed iu that capacity. Presi
dent St. John docided that Mr. Martin'
motion could not be entertained
until after that of Mr. Iiubin-
tou had beeu disposed of.
Mr, Martin insisted on bis right
to nave bis motion go before the houjo
then uud an animated discussion en
sued. Amid considerable coufnsion the
umeiiug uOjouruod until this evening
without tailing a vote,
President St. John sail that Mr.
Swift will m m a ye tho clnb today.
$t I PITS raOM THE DIAMOND.
Youngmaa of Lancaster has been ro
loabod at his own request.
To think of Philadelphia defe.ttiag Hnr
rioburg twice i.i auccoion,
Goading made the brwt record of any
State league club l.i6t week, winning five
out of nix au'.ns.
Southard, who u few yours n;o, whs not
niuch more than a failure as a Sluto Leiigr o
pitcher, is doing good work for Reading.
V JSf TViorafy vat
4tfe,s tJaHAWMjfrrs MALT
Extract
CLIMATE MAKES THE MA!I
The men of tho North tho men
of tho South the nn;u of (ho hciit.
Hot Summor weakens you, saps
your energy, aau if there la a
flaw in you physically, soon it
shows, btrongth. i8 given by use
of a nutritive, palatable tonio.
Thnt'a
Johann Hoffs Malt Extract.
For sale everywhere.
Sue that the eigimlure
"Joliann Holt" is on nock label
ofbottlo. None other is genuine.
Head Agents, Eisner & Men
delsou Co., New York.
THE LITTLE
ONES
Dr. Grinnell Recommend
Lactates! Food,
Cholera Infantum is Reaping
a Harvest
Lactatod Food is tho Surest
Preventive.
It Hits Saved Thousands of In
fant Lives.
Every Parent Should Now Ee Sup
plied With It.
"After using lactated food f ir five
years In cuses of children suffering
from cholera infantum, aud iu debili
tating or wasting disuuses, during
which time it never faiUd me, I buv
tho plsusure of calling attention of
physicians to it, and recommending its
us,"
So ssys A. P. Grlnuell. M. D, th
dean of th medical faculty of tye Uni
versity of Vermont, and tho statement
is published iu the Ladies' Home Jour
nal,
The statement is of iuoslimable value
to mothers.
More than a fifth of all the babl-s
born in Pennsylvania die before they
have lived a year. And tvrc -thirds of
tlu-su die in summer of cholera infan
tum and kindred diseaes.
High temperature makes it difficult
for babv's s'cinach to digest its usual
food. It is then that uuusual prevail
tions tnii't be taken r the wak, sickly
lmbiua fall victims to cholera Infan
tum. Dnring hot weather strength must
uoin-how be kept np uud yot without
I'UruHMng and ovorturntnic tne ueii-
oate digestive organs. It is jnt here
that mothers and physicians find lacta
te! roou nsccssarr. The explanation
of th great success of Ibis food iu
k 'eplng buhieas!rontliron;;h thx sum
mer Is that lu its cfitiliositlon uatnres
food for babies hits been the model. It
is plen nit to the taste, and is taken
hy tables with reli'ifc, and ts easily dl
Kestod and iifslmllated
It is physinlatia term n prodlgested
food, mid is especially valuable in all
w-ali conditions of tliediires'.ive organs
not only for infante, but for invalid
and aged persons
Mothers ' may stop worrying nbout
their babies after they have once been
put ou a diet of lKotnted food.
Trained nurses keep luetated food on
hnud eveu when baby is fed on mother's
milk. In esses of failure of the natural
milk, or when weaning or during any
possible illness of the mother, luetated
food b. st tuks tho place of the natural
food. Trv it It sives batl ' li vja.
Ou Saturday he 'hold Hnzloton down to
three hits.
The Young Tennles defeated the Towa
ers yesterday by a f.rore of 12 to 18. Bat
tery for winners, Kiseinun and Anthony.
"Better go back and join tho Pennsyl
vania league," was the favorite cry of the
bleacburs during Saturday's games at
ijpringf.old.
Hogun made his debut with the Cluciu
nuti club at, Chicago Aionduy. He made
oau ruu. two hit, had tLiue put outs aud
one aHNijC, A good ata.'t, thut.
James Toman, the ahort itop of tiio Lan
caster Buss Bali club, whosj skull was
fractured by a pitched ball in Friday's
game, is greatly improved aud bis physi
cian believes that he will recover.
The Ilarnshurg Telegraph sayj; "There
are several preheat State league players
who should be cai 'iiuHarriiburg uniforms
next season. Ouo of them is Torroysou, of
neuuing, auu auoiuer ujiuuu, oi rous
ville." WHIRLS OF THE WHEEL.
Manufacturers ure finding that Class B
teams are expensive luxuries aud it is
likely that a number of tho cracks will cast
adrift at the uud of the soanou.
A iut about thros feet deup for the ac
comodation of the timers and scorers, so
that they will be on n level with tho tape,
will be tried at llivorton on the occasion
of the Philadelphia Park Avenue wheel'
men's race meet next Saturday.
Au effort having beeu made to cast ridi
culo on professional bicycle ruclnu
through the tniluni of the recent trial of
bicycles uguimtt hordes ou L ng Island,
the American Wheelman gola buck at the
croakers by culling altuutlou to tho fact
that the 1,000 or less people ut Saturday's
umatour meet orguriUi-U by thirty clubs
saw h racing una financial lizzie," but the
Wheelman adds, "that wiu nut the fault
of amateurism."
Class A ridirs aro beginning to show
signs of cioekednime. Arthur W. Porter,
who'O tlir.o on tho Walthum track was
I'cllptwd by JTat Butler, wanted to trv
again for tlie records, but Manager Brnd
stioet would uot have it. as ho ld cluts
A records wsre no use in ndvrtining the
place. Then 1 'ol .tr is said to have orgaL
lad the striHo among the clusi.A mon,
which result e J ulmo-t as dlsivstrlously as
pebs' eUerts iu the weoti
Ilolhertl fiCothsrall RTothnral!!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothiug Syrup h'ts blieu
used for over fifty ymrs by millions of
niothera for their eldldren while teething,
with perfect succos?. It sool lies the child,
so! tens the v:ume, ullay all piiln; cuius
wind colic, nnd in the tawt remedy for di
arrhoea. : old by diarist in every part
of tho world. Be sure and auk for "Mrs.
Wiualow's Soothing bvrup," nnd take no
no other kinu. Twenty-uvo ceuts a bot
tle Proposals.
co'Vud l v thi? sitirotni v t the I.ft"kn
Township School Board until August 1.1. at ii
ii.in . to. the irociion of a s.x-roiu (mm,
suhoid hulhlliig, to Wo liullt lit M ale, l'a.,
neconlln to til plans a el Jnoelllontl'ins ou
111 t tue residoncoof J. H. D ivi-y, arehitai t,
Slain htreet, .Mooiln. a. AU l)i ' must 1m ac
oonip iaie l by cash or w iflol chuck for 8 per
cent, of tantamount nfhlil, to hn f irf eit.'d In
ciiae of fa1 lure to execute contract If awarded.
aMt.t I ,r,rt ,',1 ,'iiift vm 1h., r.irlit. t.n rnli,. fe iinu
and uil blila 1'rn 'Dn ils list be a Uliosseil to
PATltiCIC lllGQIN.-i, Hecr-lary, I
iMal i iti uot, Minooka, Pa.
Mr.os'e, Auuak tH.
Situations Wantad.
ABOV, IS YKAHU 'I.T). WA NTH fc.VI-ployne-nt;
will work for sinull waiu.
AUdrexH A. I), if . 8itl llidlstoad com t.
W'ANTllU. BY A lUHBi 'll L'FLASOR
i unu varied exin lieucu, a p.hii.:on. au
drosa li, tox 2'2I1, Avcwa, Lnzornu Co., Pa,
CITUATION WAHTBU 11Y il.DDLK
O UKnd woman us lioiin.'kU'.per or could
Uka euro of invalid. E. V , Triuauo olllco.
OITUATIOX
WANTED BY
A YOUNU
O 1 uly sowing by the day an dviasruuliur
and
uii'lerw-r. Aildi
lrosn. M. 'J'
N.
Successful Discretionary
Speculation.
Pnposllsof S.'S nnd up,vgrd rtflolvad. Our
puululty ts uunUiluir the truth s of poi-Hons not
In a poaltion to mnke a huslnosi if following
tho miirksts. This departmout is In ehario
of a uom potent xpn of IS yours' experience.
Ulvlilemla uoiul-uiuiitlily. tlliest
reference given, Correspondence solicited.
F. X. KVANH, Jit., & t o.
Room 810 Ulnlto;Oulldlng, CUICAGO.
btLll i
A Word.
ronfso oft fcfnds cost that mtseft, to
ttpt fitottons BrunUd,JoA art imtrU
iksa
for Kant
I.OH I E. NT TWO KUKNISIIKD HOOM8
.1 ut I'll Wyoming avouua.
VOU KENT TWO KI'RNHUKU HOU.V8,
I wit j or without liMiu-,1. 21U biiiden Bt.
l.Oit nrNl-OSE-HALP STORE.
1 l'enn svenuo. f') nor mouth.
f.OK KEN' T NICE L Y FUU -ISUKD 11 ALL
V sultuhle for lodo rooms. JollN JEK
MYN, 1 lsl WyuminiraVoimii.
(test Eutat.
VJL'UA.YI'O.N HKAI. ES'AIK A.M 1A
O VESTMENT AUENCY.
offers linrKMliiHak fol'ows:
11ITV UUeilESfi PUHPEBTY.
40 ft. front by W ft. deep, on Bprueo
mi'uet, rentu for Jiuu iu,uw
40 fl. from- l.y 60 font deep, onfipruoi
atreot, coruer ulley 10,500
Thew lojjetlier (five W) ft. front on Borneo
street ho tw, mi l'enn nnd Era klin, with alloy
on eido. Hprucu street property is udvimciiig
raiiijly.
CITY TtESini'.NCi: l'HOl'F-UTY.
CdHNKR MoXIUlE AN I VINE streot.
lot ftoxs.r). two dwellings, ,'. Kivlng a nice
n sideueo and n inei m for smull Investmuiiti
AI.HO A l'l.DT UE .1 1.UTS. giving '&) rt.
front on Mo noo avenue, near Vino atrout.
The.e make a tirst-chiss r. sid. nce plot In a
do-irublu locality. Ii i.ot sold in one plot will
sell above separately.
WEST SIDE.
I.ot fiOxIM), South Main avenue, adjoining
resldeiieeofSTiil.il It. AVitt, prl e, i;',;n0; nlao
loth on Rock street uud West Ei.d place. (July
four left.
COU TRY PltorEUTY.
A BEAUTirUI. HOME AT DAL TON, PA
medorn limine, HirinK- wutor jdped hit , it from
hill back, hnru for thrna liorsoj uud two oows,
l onnury with ci'Ulont? I lloor, yuilln' fruit,
fmo luwn, uraiul oir.lo.it; ouo uud u half to
throo acres, as desired, .",nu0.
A. so lots of shout srnu size on Western
blope, Button. Call or nildrow
8MIT.I II. JIOIT, liaiu-gor,
Vn. 4'l l.jn'k n'rt. - mur htvir l rn lo.
Horses st Auction.
Hoi:.s:;s at auction-at cusick'b
ijtalilo. Bcranton, rlduy afternoon, Au .,
10. nt I o'olock. Larc workers and Kood driv
ers. Every horse uarantoed us represented.
w . ii. .iu nr..
Architects.' Notice.
UfHITECTa' NOTICE COMPETITIVE
plans and tpiMjiflcutions are invited ioru
citv bnildiuif to be u.-od for lire d. purtinont
limine end polioo patrol sta i n. A prospeotus
nt the building m iy be sueu at the ulAVo of the
city clerk, at which olllce the wild p iuih nnd
sp'citlefi.ione ;ire to be siibmit'e 1 ou or before
Wednesday, August B.', 1SU4. Hy order of city
council.
SI. T. LAVKT.LE, City Cloi k.
Scrauton, Pa.. July 1 si" t.
Money to Loan.
02,000 AND j:i,0ua O CITY 1'iUST MOKT
O tfsso BltOWN, Attornoy, 60S Spruce St.
tpcclal kctlcej.
T
'HE WILSON LUilFIEK COMPANY.
WI1EHEAS, Under a certain indenture,
dat.'d tile Urat day of Junn, 1SJJ, mailo be
tw en Tho Usou Lumber Company, a cor
poration organized under no laws of North
Carolina, and the underjiuned, Ti o Laoka
waiiiiu Irust uud Snio T'. po.il Company, u
corporation urKiuilzsd under the lavs of roun
Kvlvunia, as trust e, recorded Juno ia, lsgj, In
tho Ueitistj 's otilco, Caldwell county. North
Carolina, in Book F of .MortguKos on pages oil
t 5t'.4 it is, among i taer thins, provided that
if default aliali !.o made in tho payment ot
any interest due thereon for sixty days after
any tu mi nnuuul iiistiiliinent thereof shall
full diu and be doniuiidod, or shall iieKlect or
fail to set aside, or cause to bo tnt asm", the
Installment of four, thoueaul dollars (S1.0M)
anuuully tor tuo creation of a sinking fond,
for the Hpau-i of s xty days after tho time
m tinned for snch action, such ntgloct or
failure slia'i In oacu ia e bj deemed
to he a forfeiture of tbo conditions
of tho trust inortif iKO, and ihon uud
in thut ovent It shall be lawful for tlie
tiusteu, Upon the request of too owner of a
majority lu value of the l.onils then outstaud
inn. toentui upon nnd take possoislon i f the
lauds und property of tlu trust lnortgago de
B i'ilied, nnd tisnll suiu lands to the highest
bidder for cash at tho court hoase door in
Caldwell county, North Carolina, llrst adver
tising thu same ouco a wook for thirty (10
days in ono newspaper published In suld
county, aud ouo newspaper published in
Scrautou, l'a., uud upon such lalo to convey
tho ram i to tin purchasers in feo simple and
out of the moneys received from said a do to
pay said bonds aud interest with coets of
sale, etc.
And WhiToas, PafatiH has bo.-u mode in
tiiopaymeht ot tho coupous accompanying
tho loads secured by sai.l tru. t mortgairo.aiid
the payment of tho Iintullruo .t Into the -Ink
log fund, nnd said default has continued for
niojo than sixty days,
And Whereas, The nndcrsipmd hae been
renucit d by the, hoi lors of tho majority of
the bonds issued uudoi- und secured hy aaid
trust wort ago to proeeud and sell tho lauds,
lights, franchises, Improvomonts, coutrucis,
agreement', chosos in notion, privileges and
uppin ten.inc.s thoroin couvvyod,
Now, Thereto. o, Tho Lsckiwauna Trust
and Bufo Deposit Company hereby eives no
tice that it w;ll, upon tiio litth day of Septem
ber, A.l. ISel. ut In o'clock u m , ut tho court
house door iu Lenoir, ' uldwoll county. North
Carol nn, proceed touell a 1 the lands, rights,
fratieldsos, imiirovooiouts, contiuetK, ugrei
ments, chosns iu action, priylloes and appur
tenances in siil trns-, inortgago dtberibed
and set forth.
TllEi. LACKAWANNA TRUST AND SAKE
DEPOSIT CO., Trustee.
H.J. ANDRH: ON, Vice President
('HAS. II. Wfc-LLKs, Attornoy.
'PUB ANNUAL MEETING OK TUE
X. sti ck holders of tho Beranton Forging
Coinpai.y. for t:io election of diructora und
thu trunsa"tiiiv. of otll r bush. em. w ill bo huld
attheofl ceif the comr'any, In the city o!
neranion, on ucanes iay, August a, ivt, ut
d o ciook i. in
V., F.CHAMBEKLIN. Sccr..Jlaiy
rj'O WHOM JT MAY CONCEBN-I WILL
X sell nt tho Arbitration Kooui, court
house, Scrauton, Ph., ou .-i.iturduy, August 11,
!" ut 10 a.m., SS.OHI llrst mortgage lio.ids of
tiio uregory bilk Jluuutu -tunug company.
, 'liljJ'fAJ
VrOU WANT THIS KL'LlC-Kivl'IUNT
1 Frank Leslie's lllu:-tr4ted Weekly War
IliustrutioiM lsol ls5. 'j Volumes Folio,
510..VI; payable monthly. J-.00. Dol vered by
express l ouniiete, pi'eiiaid. Address P. O.
MOODY, lilsiHbion street. Scrauton. Pa.
1)LANK iiOOKM. TAAU'hl.iiTS. At AHA
J J s.nes, etc., beun l or rubouud ut Tug
iiiiiiUNii oiuce. uiiick worn, uuaaonaoio
prlcin.
JEAL TICKETS CAN BB HAD AT 144.
i VI corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal ticketa lor 8B.M. Uood
tnlile board.
Charter Application.
TtJOTICE IS HEHEUY GIVEN Til AT AN
nppluatim v. ul b. made to the Gover
nor of I'o.maylviinia, ou the second duv of
August. Is'.H, ut 10 i.m.,by Charles M M ilUn.
i.eor.o K. 1 1 irk, Willi nu ' Cuey. William
J. Kenniuiau a id Alsr on W. Finn, uuuer the
veto I Assn nlily.eutltlo I "An act to providj
f. r tiio In'-orporatiou u id regulation of eer
tain o irpo. uii ns," ap; r ired Apr lii. lH,
uud tho -u pieinonts th u"ito, for th i cuurter
of nu Jut n I'd eorperatou o bj oallid
"Ttie Serkliton Chim i'-v . no O uni.nnv." tli
eh; racter and object of which 1 1 for the pur.
uoseoi (in inaiiiiiucitiioor siiieei u'ou orste!
or or any . )i r metnl or articlo of commerce
from me'al. woo l, or bot'i. and for tno..e niir.
p- ses to have, piwHes-i an I cnjiyall tho rl.-lits,
iviukiiis lie i vi iv, lug ,,s oi M.ei a ( or asm
bly and sup;-! -n(i'.u th rnio.
H. l. S I BEETER, Solicitor.
VOTICE IB HEl'EBV GIVEN THAT AN
11 Hpoiloatlou ill bo mule to thn Gover
nor of the S nto of Pennavlvnulii, on Wednes
day, tho eighth day ot August, 1HD4, hy Ed
wurd I'. Merges, Fred rlek. I. Piatt, Orlando
ts. .ioniu m, William T. ainitu. rra ik Hi. I'latt
and Joa ph C. (Matt, under the Act of Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
entitled "An net to provide for the Incorpor
ation an ! rogulntlon or certain coi porot ons,"
apprnrnl April '211. 1HT4, and tho supplements
thereto, for the charter of an intended cor
poration, to be Bailed "The f-orantou Lloo
trie Constrn Hon Coinrau' ." the character
and obj ot of which Is tho manufa-ture. fur
nishing, ereoHon. and installation (nil or
eituer) or olo trio or stoam plants for light
im:, drilling, haul igo. and pumping, or eloo
trb power generally, in and about minis or
mining oDnrationn and iterators: aud lor
tho munutucture or furnishing of all kinds of
electrical machinery, and of appbaunes used
In operating; the same, and for these pur
poses to have i nd possess and enjoy all the
rights, bnnetlti and privileges of the said act
OI asBtmuiy and its sunpinments
TUOS. F. WELL8, Solicitor.
Ladies' liuslin
Skirts,
id
Special 1
SKIRTS FE0LI 50 CENTS TO 0100
GOWNS FROM 50 CENTS TO 4.25
COVERS FROM 25 CENTS TO 1.50
None but the best materials used. Superb workmanship. Lat
est novelties. Correct shapes.
CONNOLLY
Pine IFifore IffsittreBses
Are NOW
Made and Sold
VERY CHEAP by
The Scranton Bedding Company
WHY 111
co our FIFTEEN' DOLLAR Solid
Oak Ileiliouui !6tit!
We sell Furnituro as tlteap a3
any liouse iu tho country that ia
temla to give honest value for tho
luouey. Try ub.
Mull Go
m un in
OtfUHt AND flfUR USIIlG.no Olhur. Adjr,
ftll M88D BESTgiSSSSS:
L3T M li CftCJ eoKenuohsiWeuk Memory, Loss of Htuln Power, Heuiliiclie.Wukutulnott,
I a ,11 K f LuiitManhood Nlfhtly EoiUsloiu, NervoimDUMi.ulUrtlDsuudloMOt power
V SfL Si jJ?J lnOeueiatlvoOrkiiotelthcrsc)ti!ausedbyovereirUB,jrouttila'ra,
J v5j 1 JSTrf5 o'05ve use of ti.liavoc. opium O' !l:i.u!ui:ts, wblc u leal to luflnelty. t oo
K .v;iuiu:ill.i o.-ltnanttT. Con Iviecnlcrtln vnt pr.os. t. purBoi,llor.
For Sale in Scrauton, Pa., by H. C. SANDERSON, Druggist, cor- WashingtoD
nnd Soruco streota.
ferPFITOOTL PHIS
- ta'siV I IBy B BtBm I BLLwl ea to marriM Ladies.
t&&3LKs$Gk A otr nr Tflt.. HnWHI T!TS,SrVOf AT. -PTT.T.B and tako BO OthltT.
Aon inr circular. I'rico $i.Oi w? IWXt bo.xe lor fS.OO.
Siiiitki' Z5ri. jYEOTT'H CHEMiaUi CO, - Olovcluad, Ohio.
ForHale byC. M. HAUUIS, llruiuslit,
ix EVERY WOMAN
j' Paaotlcot nesdi s reliable, reoa'hly, rstnilaUne medietas. Only harm lass n
L'vft A vu puioaiarujianouifl ue csea. u yon wani ins oesi, gel
They are prompt, safe aed oertahi In remit. The runlus (Dr. Peili1 nrcriUap
' Do Int. Goat auy where, 11.00. Addreu f JLU. UxBUUMa CH Qeiolmad, 0.
foraale by JOHN H PHEtPS,
Spvuce Street, Scranton, Pa.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO.
ECHANTOK AND W1LKES-BARRE, PA.. MANUFACTURERS Olf
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
is.
i A.'f ljgj'
There ii no suicll of smoko
SALE
Riid will last tV3Qty-o;io d iys lo:i.?di-. Iu fcliti thu 3 wj uuit dUpju of our stoj's of Clotliiu; aud Gautu'
Furnishings by order of the insurance conipanios, who have already giveu out tho contract to repair
our store, which win damaged Saturday night, Juno 10, by the explo3iou and tiro in the building of our
neighbor, Messrs. Davies & Griffiu.
Clothing Sold at 33 Cs its oa the Dollar Less TMn Cost to Make,
DONT DELAY. COME AT ONCE. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE.
AN ACTUAL EAVING OF 67CENT3 ON THE DOLLAR.
We only mention a foT btriiui; all othor goodi sold at equally astoaisLing low prices.
BOYS' PANTS, 13c.
Two for 24 Cents.
Mdii's Suits, for'y sold for 010, now $4,75 Men's Pants, sold for $5, now $2.00
Han's Suits, for'y sold for $16, now 8 25 Boys' Suits, Sold for $3.25, now 1.S5
Furnishing Goods and all goods that aro damagad t your own price.
This is NOT a Permanent Fira Sala It will last
"HE
BELL
SIGN OF THE
KTNEXT DOOIl lO THE TURNED DAVIES & GIUFFIN BUltDIXG,
Underwear,
Sowns and
- Summer Sale low On
209
mm he.
18T I'eun Avenue.
Pharmacist, cor. Wycmlng Avenue and
General Offliie. SCRANTON. PA.
Q
or lira abaut tham, aul thay tin
EMO
MEN'S PANTS, 50c.
Never Idp.
.- EUVE M.EtICO,, Ma.uuls 'iooiplo, vaiCAOO. iu.
1 ur Stock
By W
CLOTHING
BELL. . ' 230 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
Corset Covers
WASHINGTON AVE.
0pp. Court House.
CORNER
Lacka. and Adams Ave3.
"mm
Dr. Grewer
The Philadelphia gpociult.and his useiekteij
staff of EtiRlish and Oernon plivn'oiam,
are now permanently located at
811 SPRUCE ST., fiCR ANTON.
The doctor ir a rradnate of thn University of
PonnsylTfinla.foi-iiierly domor.ptrntor of phvsi
olouy aud suixi ry at tlie Medico-Cliiruruicul
Collcfo of rhiladelplila. A spoci.iltv of
rhronio, NerTous, Bhiu, Heart, Womb and
Blood disjtsoa.
DISEASES OF THE KERYOUS SYSTEH
The symptoms of which are dizziness, lark of
coLfljence, Si-xuul weakness In men ond wo
Bum. ball riling in the throat, spots floating
before the eyea, loss of memory, unable to con
centrate the mind on one subjoot, easily
startled when suddenly spoken to, and dull,
distressed mind, which unfits them- for per
formlut,' the actual duties of life, luukir.g 'uup
piuess impoeslblo; dtntres-song the ..uou of
the heart, catisins- flash of heat, depression of
spirits, evil forobodlnifs, cowardice, four,
dreunis, melancholy, tire ensy of company,
feeling as tired in the morning as wh' n retir
ing, luck of energy, nervousuesa, trembling,
confusion of thought, dopresfnou.conntlption.
weakness of tho linihii, eto. Thono s.) affected
should consult u iuimediutely and be restor
ed to perfect health.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If you havo been given up by your physician
call ujiou the doctor and bo examined. He
euros the worst cases of NorvousDebillty.Soro.
fula.Old Seres. CutorrhPiies.Female Woakness,
Affections of the Eve, Eur, Nose aud Throat,
Asthma, Deafness, Tumors Cancers and Crip
pl"S of every description.
Consultations free aud strictly sacred and
couudentiul. Ollioe hours daily from 8a. m.
to 9 p. m. Sunday 9 to Ii.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE
bookbinding: dept.
bas excellent facilities to do Its work, and can
please the most fastidious.
ANYTHIftQ IN THE UNC Of SOOKBINOINB.
TUY L8
'am aged
equally a3 good as before.
BOYS' SUITS, 65c.
Bingle and Double-breasted.
only 21 days longer.
HOUSE
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