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TIIE SCEANTON TEIBTOiTI-TIIIJIiSDAY MORNING,' AUGUST 9. 1S94;
ASE
BALL
Providence Makes It Three Straight from the
Disgruntled Scrantons. .
BUT WE'LL GET THERE BY-'IB-BY
The Club from the "Town Near Scran
ton" Also Loses and Drops a Notch
In tho Pennant Race Erlo and Sy
racuse the Other Eastern Leaguo
Winners Standing of the Clubs.
National Leaguo Results Base Ball
ond General Sporting News.
ELL, WHltes-Barre,
it was not onr fault
that the Blackbirds
stepped in between
ut. Tha fact that
you were several
rounds further down
the ladder is the
secret of it.
Proridence yester
day took tlie third
conseontive game
from the Serantous,
aud thus mude bur
position at the top of the Eistorn
league pennant race very difficult to
nrruouut. Erie's victory over Bina
hxintoD places the former in third
plane, Wilkes-Burre having lost her
sixta consecutive game to Buffalo,
and only holding on to fourth
position by the narrow margin of two
point. Syracuse aUo won a closely
contested game from SpriuifSeld.
The pureeutajres of tha clubs, num
ber of Ktiuiep won and thulr sttiudiut;
in the league race is as follows:
Won. Lost. PerC't.
Providence fiO !i7
Hcranton 4:) 34
Uric 88 t!3
Wilkes-ttarre... VJ 87
Buffalo 40 44
Syracuse 4i) 41
SluiuxUeld U0 4.)
lJiiigliatiitou.... tii
,55S
.MD
.513
.611
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.2'JU
SIXTH STRAIGHT.
lUason Why We Failed to Eefeat Prov
idence Yastsrday,
Tha would-beve-been champious of
the- State league went down again be
fore the snip-shot fluid play and the
wback-tiy-whaclf wiilcw inuslo of the
luij-litv men from Provideuco yester
day, "it's a long road that has no
turn," but the borne team has bean
turning so long In the same direction
that we have tear for the future.
The score of 11 to 2 might have been
reduced if Douorun bad presented the
Provideuce men with fewer tissues on
balls, if the team work had been
stronger or it the hits bad bsen less dis
posed to fall into ths evr-witiD' paws
of the other Mlows. That's the story.
Aside from Donovan's predisposition
to put the ball anywhere but over the
plate, be pltehed us good a game as
Sullivan until tho eighth inning;, when
he whs fallou upon for four long hits,
each of whlcu was good for two baues
and which netted three runs for the
visitors. The local nine individually
pluyed good ball, though Caliill migh
be criticised for letting two hot ground
era go by htm and Smith and Rogers
made the bleachers groan by indicisive
fielding and muscilage lingers respec
tively. WMU Johnston, the new center
fielder, failed to appear like any great
potatoes with tho stick, he covered sev
eral uill-s of territory oat In the Held
and corralled many a sky-scraper.
Cahill found tbe leather every time
be was at Dat, with one exoeption, but
be either flew out or could not beat
tbe ball to first, and the same hard
luck fell to the lot of Donovan. Rogers
was le't on tho bases four times, and to
bis good stick work, and that of Side
wheeler, Massey and Staltz, belongs
most of tbe credit for the work at bat.
In tbe sixth, eighth and ninth innings
the home team was retired in one, two
and three order, and in the seventh but
four had the ehauee to rnp at the ball
After the fifth inning we were not in
tbe game.
Tbe work of tbe big men from the
small state was excellent without ex
ceptiug any player. Knight, left
field, caught the grand stand by several
difficult catches, and Strieker, second
base, and Rogers, first base, made dif
ficult plays.
In the seventh inning Rogers, of
Scranton, soratohed third on Dixon's
poor throw, and everybody drew a long
breath when big iliiisev moved him
self to the plate. lid spat npon Lis
bands and after two vicious and inef
fectual swipes the crowd made ready
to swoon. Massey gave an extra Litali
to bis troussrs and knocked tbe third
and good ball out of sight over far left
field. When it came down Knightpull
ed it in after a running jump in the air.
It was one of the best exhibitions of a
fielder's judgment seen this yeur,
Here is the agony:
SCRANTON.
R H
Cahill, 2b 0 0
Johnston, c. f 1 0
Rogers, c 0 8
Massey, 1 b 0 0
Wetzel, r. f 0 0
Halts, L f 1 2
Smith, s. s 0 0
Westlake, 3 b 0 1
Donovan, p 0 0
PO. A. E.
2 6 1
5 0 1
L 3 0
W 0 1
1 0 1
3 0 1
1 2 1
18 0
1 1
24 14 1
P.O. A. E.
8 0 0
0 6 1
2 0 0
18 0 0
2 4 2
8 3 0
2 0 1
2 0 0
0 0 0
27 13 "I
0 0 0-2
Total
8
PROVIDENCE.
r. n.
Lyons, a f 2
liassett, 3 b 2
Knight, If 1
Kogers, lb 1
Dixon, s. s 1
Strieker. 2 b 1
Murray, r. f 1
SIcAuley, o 1
Snllivan p. , 1
Earned runs Scranton, 1 Providence,
8. First batte by errors Soranton, 3;
Providence, 8. Left on base Scrauton,
7; Providence, 8. First base on balls Oil
Donovan, 7; off Sullivan, 2. Struck out
By Sullivan, 1. Two-base hits Knight,
Bnssett, Rogers, McAuley. Lyons, Sac
rifice bits Smith. Stolen bases Dixon,
THE SPRING OF ETERR4L YOUTH.
Carlabad may bo truly termed
the Spring of Eternal Youth.
For centuries the famous Sprudel
has been used as the best natural
remedy for constipation, catarrh
of the Ptomtich, dyspepsia and
liver and kidney complaints, dia
betes, etc. Best taken when out
door exercise can be had. Bo sure
to buy tho genuine imported ar
ticle only, which must have the
signature of "Eisner & Mendelson
Co., Sole Agante, New York," on
every package.
8tricker, Murray, Sullivan. Double plays
Smith to Cahill to Massey. Pawed balls
Rogers. Umpire Snyder. Time-1.40.
OH MYI OH MM OH Mil
For the Sixth Oonstoutlve Time Wilkes
Barre Loies to Buffalo.
Wilkes-Barrb, Pa., Aug. 8.
Wilku-liarre lost today's game vnth
Buffalo by errors at critical points and
failure to hit tbe bill when bits were
bsdly needed, Ksenan pitched very
effectively for the home team, but be
did not reewlva the support that Holler
did. Attendee, COO. Weather fine.
WILKES-DARKE. BUFFALO.
II. II. O. A, L.I It. I1.0.A. r.
OillonSb. 0 1 1 3 l O'Br'nrb. 0 14 8 2
Ui'ssrf.'... 0 ISO ODr'bylK.S 1 6 0 n
l.;;ot'oir. 1 14 0 "Collins if. 2
Ho:tscf... 0 1 4 0 OiDaly rt.... 1
Viiruuro. 0 0 6 0 0 Dose lib... 1
2 2 0 0
110 0
10 2 0
Kniiolb. 1 1 8 1 UCly'orct.. 1 14 0 0
Put tit 2b.. 1 0 0 0 1M owoess.. 0 0 8 a 1
Mo'ou us.. 1 J g 0 ORovdc... 0 2 0 t) 0
Kueuan p. 0 1 1 0 Oiliu'tior p... 0 0 1 1 0
Total 4 8 24 4 aTotal 7 0 27 It) 3
Wijues-Darro. 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1-4
Bullalo 4 000 1 020 X-7
Earned runs Wllkes-Barm. 1; Buffalo, 1.
First lao by error -Wilki'H Birrs, 1: HnlFalo,
V Loft od b s Wilkoi-l.'iivre, It; ltutlalo. 0.
Flrt bmouu balls-Off Keeuan, 1; oil Hollnr,
2 Struck out-I.ezotto. (.lilkni, Vani.r,
Koauan, I'ottit. O'Kriun, Dowso, lloyd, Hultur.
Tliroo-l)He tiits Keen m, JIcMnhon, Cnllln.s,
Duly. Stolen IwsoD He t, 1. Hit by jiltcllur
Lbwi'o. t'ollms. Wild pltdiKS Kuuiin:i.
1'uas.o.l balls Wurtitfr. Liapiro Swartwujd.
Time-l.oj.
OTHER CASTS. UN LEAGUE GAMsS.
At Syracuse
Syracuse 2 2 000000 04
Springtkld....2 0000000 18
Hits Syracuso, 5; Springtleld, 8.
Errors-Syrucu.su 2, SpriugtioM 0. Bat
teries Kilroy and lioas, Millor uud
Oineara Umpire Doeschor.
At bingliamton
ntnshamtou ..0 3102000 0-0
Krie. 0 2101080 x-7
Hits UinghamtoB, lii; Erie, 7. 12r
ron liiuglmiuton, 6; Erlo, 2. Butteries
Buryea and Rafter; iiorudou and Ciuu
lion. Umpire Kottrick.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn First game
Brooklyu 0 0000000 11
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 2 4
Buttorios Kennedy and Daly, (ileasoii
end KubiuHou. Umpires Lynch and
Emlio.
At Brooklyn Second game
Brooklyn 0 0020021 05
Baltimore 7 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 213
Hits Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, VI. Errors
Broolt'yn, 1; Baltimore, 1. Batteries
Suintnersgill, Daub and Kiuslow; Eper
and Hobiusou. Umpires Lyucu and Ems
lie. At Wtishlugtou
Washington ..1 3 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-V3
Kew York....? 0 0 1 0 3 S 2 0-10
Hits Wushlugtou, 10; Mow York, VI
Errors Wnsbinittou, tj; New York, 4.
liutterios ulliVKii ard Mc!.4utro; M-kin,
Ut-rmau, Vvusterwit aud Wiium. Uuipiro
Kuefe.
At Boston
Bonton 2 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0-10
Philadelphia ..I 1 4 0 (5 0 3 0 8 IS
Hits Boston. 11; Pkiladdphiu, 2i Er
rors Eostou, 8; Philadolphla, 2. Batter
ies Stiyetts, f-taloy aud (ianzell; Harper
and Buckley. Uuipiro GaiHuoy.
At Pittuburg-
Pittsburg 3 0 1 0 2 2 0 S 10
Clevoland 1 001100 03
The Clovelnnds refming to abide by a
decieloti of tho uuipiro the gams was given
terli's Ehret and Sugden; Petty and
Zimmor. Umpire iloglaud.
At Chicairo-
Chicsuo 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2-11
Cincinnati ...,0 3 1 3 0 0 3 4 x 14
Hits Chicago, 19; Cincinnati, 10. Er.
rors Chicago, 12; Cincinnati, (i. Batterlus
Mctiill, Strattou, Kittroclpe aud Srhrivor;
Dwyer and Murphy. Umpire AlcQuado.
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Scranton vs. b'prlnglleld today.
Two gilt-ed(;ed ruuniiig stops by
Strickor yesterday put the bleachers oa
tiptoe.
Marty Swift, the manager-ia-doubt
viewed the Rame from the grand stand.
Be was given several, opp rrunitlet to
criticise the playicg, but refrained from
doing so.
Sullivan and Donovan nre alike in on
respect. Off-colored judgment on balls
and strikes doesn't seem to trnublo them.
Huilivan's invariable auswor to tbe worst
end of it is a broad grin.
One of the best games of baso hall ever
wltneisod at Taylor was played there jes
ter 1st between teams repreenting the
Loyal Knights of America aud the Ameri
can Mechanic, and reultod in a victory
for the former by a score of 12 to 10.
Howells and Davla were in the points for
the Kuights aud Morris aud Bydon were
the Mechanic's battery.
Murray, who covers right Hold for Prov
idence, i a good ball player and at heart a
clover fellow, but he shows poor Judgment
in wrangling witn tne umpire ror tbe edi
fication of the grand stand. The crowd
yesterday was roady to dub him many
ugly names until near tbe eud of tbe game
when a little fellow inside the ropes wus
bit in the ribs , by a foul ball. Murray
coddled him and the crowd "wus Wld 'im"
afterward. Hacli is base ball.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW'S RACES.
They Give Promise of Some Fine Con
tests. The four avents carded for tomor
row's races of tha Gentlemen's Driving
club have filled to the extent of twenty
seven entries. The horses appear to
have been well classified, aud clone and
hard-fought beats will probably be
witnessed.
Following is the card;
First race-4:00 class
Georgia W, b.m., John Fritz,
Nellie, g.m., John Eenoro.
Harry ii., b.g., J. A. Swayze.
Fred, b.g., C. M. Sanderson.
Flaxey, a.m., J. T. Richards.
Second race 8:00 class
Dr. Chambers, b.g., H. U. Reynolds.
John Uannon, b.g., C. M. Sandurson,
Frank II., br.tr., F. C. Huzznrd.
Coxey, g.g., W. O. Parke.
Mambrlno Wood, br.s., J. J. Jermyn.
Fanny blair, b.m., O. M. Hholly.
Baron Lass, br.m., W. M. Jermyn,
Third race 2.50 class
Abagail, b.m., Dr. J. W. Haulier
Jack, b.g., Dr. Charles HUE
Fee Dee, b.m., M. H. Dale.
St. Nick, b.g,, R. Crippen.
Daisy, b.m., C. S. tieauians.
Fred, bl.g., W. M, Jermyn.
Duke, bl.g. L. T. Payne.
Fourth ruce 2.40 class
Johnny, br.g., Charles Scbadt.
John, b.g., Dr. O. E. Hill.
Net, b.m., J. L. Crawford.
Keoley, b.g., W, M. Jermyn.
Magnolia, bl.m., Dr. J. L. Wnntz.
Farmer Boy, b.g.. L. A. Patterson.
Mollie, b.m., Ambrose Spencer.
COMING BICYCLE RACES.
Will Be Oonduoted by the Green Bldge
Whetlman,
At tha Scranton Driving park on
Aug. 23 the . Green Ridge wheelmen
will hold their first annual raoe meet,
It is one of tha youngest and most pro
gressive bicycle olu os in the state. It
is organized about one year, bat in that
time fifty-five members have been en
rolled. Tbe club bouse, which is situ
ated id Sundurson's park on Wyoming
avenue, is very neatly furnished and
the boya are justly proud of their
success as a bleyole organization.
The responsibility of holding a race
meet is a large one, but the Green
Ridge wheelmen have fearlessly under
taken the task aud promise tbe publio
an afternoon of pure sport, such as has
never before been seen lu this city. The
races will U or class A mt.u only,
which are always the most hotly eon
tested ones, and some very fast time
no doubt will be made. The programme
of the afternoon is replete with inter
esting races, among them being quar
ter and half mile dashes, mile lap raoe,
mile open, two mile haudloap, also a
race for boys under 10 years of age.
The Lackawanna oouaty champion
ship racs will awaken muob interest as
several local cracks will partislpate,
among them being Gregory, Gilmore,
Newmnn, Wiuans and While,
CYCLISTS TO MEET IN DENVER.
The League of Amirlosn Whaelmsn to
Entertain Thouianda of Visitors.
At a meeting of tha executive com
mittee of the League of American
Wheelmen tho following programme
was outlined for tbe entertainment of
guests during the sis days of tho na
tional meet at Denver in August:
Monday, Aug. 13. Tho moruiug will bo
devoted to uu informal reception at head
quurteis. In the aftoruoou a general day
parade of all tlie wheelmen is contem
plated, la the oveuiug a formal reception
will be made, followed be au entertain
ment. '1 uosday The morning und evening will
be given up toievoral runs, it bciing the
intoutlon to so diversify these ruiiB n to
meet tho capacity of every visitor, Due
division will be takau by railroaT to Pal
mer lake, ut the summit of tbe divide, and
will muko tbe ruu bacK to Douvsr on
whoeln, a distance of tltty-four miles of
continuous easy descent.
Wad.ietday A grund league picaio will
be held ou top of .Mount Lookout, seven-'
teen miles from Denver.
Tliuriday Morning, trial heatu; after
noon, rucss. A new ouo-thlrd of a mile
track, fifty feet wide, has beeu laid out at
tbe Uenvor Wheel club nthletic grounds,
in tho buart of tho city, itnJ no expound
will bo spared to inalto it the fastest in tho
country. Iu the evening a grain.1 Leaguo
of American Wlieolmeu ball will bo given
at t'olumeuiu bull.
Friday Mornlug, trial heats; afternoon,
races: evening, illuminated parade of
wheelmen. Thero will also bo u banquet
League of American whoelmeu oGlcers.
Saturday Murniug, trial heuU; after
l.oon, races; evening, farewell reception,
outertaiument nud presentation of prizes.
Following tbe moot it is proposed to
orgunize a tour of tho wheolman from
Denver to Colorado Springs and Mauitou.
WHIRLS OF THE WHEEL.
The ono thing which prevents Sanger
from utilizing his extraordinary physical
strength aud undoubtedly great kpfd is
lark of judgment. A well Ttaown exprt
says of him that all his riding is done with
hl.s legs that his head counts for nothing.
Exchange.
Another bicyclist will attempt to dupli
cate tlie trip of Thomas Hteveus by riding
around the world on a bicycle. It. I. Wil
martb, a physician, has started from New
York to girdle tho globe. Mr. Wilmarth
has boon riding for some time, and takes
thij trip with tbe object of becommg bet
ter acquainted with the various countries.
He expects to consume about three ytars
lu making the trip, auJ, as hi plans are
now outliueJ, he expects to visit every
country excepting Clnuii.
It will be a great surprise to cyclists to
lnirn their revered Idol, Cbumoiou Arthur
Zluimeruun, has decided to turn his lal
loiits to tbe statue. This is the cane, how
ever, and if his plans aro not changed,
New York will see him in a cycling com
edy about Christmas time. Leander Rich
ardson la writing the play, In which the
1 : fit 1 edaler w ill muko his debut, und us
coon n tLn work it completed it will be
ror warded to Zimmerman for approval.
The play will be iu four ucts.
For the good name of cycling it is to be
hoped thr.c some of the half-baked riders
who think thay aro embryo Zuumermaas
and Johujous, aud who go flying down tbe
strunts and across tho intersections at full
speed, will be hauled up with a short
jerk. If tliey only Jeopardised their owu
necks In their wild eights of peed, their
performances could ho regarded with
downright composure by the public in
geuersl and tho law-abldlug wheelmen
iu particular, but they don't. They are
nedgtid about by a luck which appear to
euvo both iheir bonss nud their whuels
iu the evout of u collision. It is well,
perhaps for the (trout body of local
whoelmen that Philadelphia has such a
Hb'iral-iiiiiidod director of public sanity
h .Mr. liettli.r. Otherwise tliny migot
find th'dr privileges curtailed, lie pond
iug ordinance in councils to restrain vi lieol
meu from riding on I'hestuut street dur
iLg eertuln liunrs of the daf Is the logical
ouicoiuh of tbe ludllleicuce bl.ivo
by a si.iull ft very small percents of
cyclers for the rights of otheri. Chestuut
street is too narrow a tlnrougHfare for
sprinting wheelmen to show olf their at
taiiiuielits, and during the duy, when traf
fic betwesn Broad utrvotund the Delaware
is generally congsHtod. a uprtid laBlur tuuu
six or seven miles an hour is a mcnaeo to
tho lite and limb of those who are com
pelled to go from oue side of the street to
tue othor. It took a loug while tor local
wheelmen to live down to the opposition
to their favorite pastime, and now that
they enjoy all the privileges accorded to
horse owners, they should demonstrate
that they deserved tboe privilegns by re
Hpecting the rights of others. Philadel
phia Press.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
George La Blaucbe, known to tbe fol
lowers of the ring as the "Marine," In
tends to go to New York to seek a fight
with some good man iu tho middle-weight
clufs. La Blanche is willing to tackle
"Drooklyu" Jlmmie Carroll.
Billy Meyer, who is at present out west,
writes to au eastern friend in thiswise:
"I would like to got a secoud try at Ab
bott. Although tbe decision was given
aguiust me in lioston, I was not disgraced.
I can get backing for a tidy sum."
Arthur Valentine, tbe English light
weight boxer, has wrlteu to the Olympfo
Athletic club of Now Orleuns, to tbe effect
if that organization will put up a purse
and allow bim expenses he will come to
Ainvrica and agree to box btautou Abbott
to a finish.
Joe Walcott, according ' to his astute
manager, can beat anybody in the world
whose fighting weight is butweou 133 and
140 pounds. Walcott is willing to bet f503
to f 1,000 that ho can wallop either Htauton
Abbott, I Horace Leeds, Austin Gibbons or
Charlie Johnston.
The proprietors of the pool rooms in
Troy, N. Y., have been notified by tho
police to cIopo their places. They refused
aud will tight to police In court, ihuy
claim tlioy are not selling pools, and
merely conduct a telegraph banking ac
count between persons lu different local
ties who wish to bet, aud that betting iu
itself Is not illegal.
Smith Carr, a member of the Columbia
Pistol and Kifle club, of Ban Francisco,
while practicing Tuesday broke uli known
records with the pistol, Carr shot at on
American standard target at a distance of
fifty yards, ten shots to a string. The
total number of shots be fired wai 1C0,
anil be scored 09 out of a possible 1C0 011
three different strings. His total score
for the 1,000 shots was 95D, which also ex
ceeds all previous known performances.
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COL' NT11Y l'UOPEUTY.
A BEAUTIFUL iloJIE AT DA ETON, PA.,
modern nous, nprliut w.it'T piped intit from
bill liack. lmrn for tliron iiorso nud two gowm,
l:eunory with ceineiitil lloor, youn fruit,
lino liiwu, grand outlook; olio und it bait to
threo acres, as desirud, 5 ".'SIU.
Also lots of ulmut H-iinn size oil Weatorn
Slopo, Hulton. CkII or addrews
SMITH B. JiOTT, Manager,
No. S21 t iirV-. nvii.-rwir tio.ird tru lc.
Hcrees At Auction.
AT AUOTIOX-AT CUSiCE'B
stable, Scranton, Friday afternoon, Au;.
10, at I o'clock. Larir woru, rs and good driv
ers. Every liorui guaraiuV-i: nt rnpreun'.eii.
'. ;. MQ'iKI-:.
iichltecls' Notice.
A HCHITECTS' NOTICE COMPETITIVE
u . pinna a:id Kpeolllcr.tioiiH aro invited for a
city buikliiiit to bo ued for Hi 0 dcpai-tuii ut
houso nun police patrol stiitiou. A prospectm
of the buildinif mav be ieen at tho olllce of tne
city clerk, at which office the buid plans aud
spoclllcikiioiii are to be submitted on or betoro
Weduesday, August '!, l.".W. Dy order of city
counclU.
M. T. LAVELLE, Cltv Clerk.
Scranton, Pa., July 2. ltli4.
Special Notices.
YWANT'HlT
I Prank I.elto' Illustrated Weekly War
Tilustrutious IWl lsttj, Two Volumes Polio,
II0..VI; payable monthly, J;! 00. Del vered by
eipriss coiuDieto, prepaid. Addrei p. O.
MOODY, WSOlUon btreet, fccrautou, Pa.
BLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. MAGA
allies, etc., bound or rebound at Tub
Tkiku.nk office, (juiok work. Uoaaonable
prlcn8.
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 144,
corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal licseti tor A 60. Quod
table board.
Charter Application.
TyoTieTiirHE
IN appll ation will bemnda t J tboUovernor
of the State ol l oninylvama, on Friday, the
tenth day of Aupuat A.I). 1U. bv W.A. Con
nell, W.W.Van Dykis S. W. ltoburts, IlaiiBr.u
t a' pouter -ml Vlorace E. llai.d, und'-r t hi
.'.i-; of Assembly of the CoirTuomvei.ltii of
Pruiisvlvaliis. urtitb U "An a t to provide
for h-i in ernorutioij acd n guiutiou of cor
lain c.orpoa'iil us," approved April Kith,
und the s.ii j)! Clients thereto, for the
charter of un intiii''l corporation to bo
cllo l "The Nay Au Shale Hrlok C.mipany,"
tho cburm ter aud object of hich U tho
inaiiufacturo en I sale of building brick, pnv
Ui'S I ric-lr, tiles and other arliclos 1111.de from
clay, sitiid v o'tli, rock aod miuerals.or oi titer
or ail of then, aud for these purposes to
Lave aud posHcsa und enjoy nil the rights,
benellts and privileges of sail aot of assem
bly und its uppleniAuts.
JESSUPS & HAND, Solicitors,
TVOTICE IS HEREBY U1VEN THAN AN
application will bo made to tho Gover
nor of Peunsy'.vanta on Friciiy. the third day
of Auust, l,ill, by Samuel P. Iioysr, Oeorgo
W. Usrui'S, Joaiih B. Dblison, O. S. Johuaou
nud H. II. Holes, und-r the Aot of Assembly
entit.ud "Au act to provldo for the In
corporation nud reJulition of cirtuiii
coi poratlona," approved April 20th, 1H74, nud
the suppleuionta thereto, for tne charter of an
liifnilnd corporation to be called "Tho Wy
oming Oil Company," the character and ob
ject of which Is tuo nilulug, producing, sell
Intr and torinif of oil, and for theso purposes
to have, powo.s and enjoy all the rights,
liHuents and prlvlUifes of B'loU act of aisem
blv and suiipleuients thereto.
WILLAHD, WAKKEN & KNAPP,
Bolicltors.
Situation Wanted.
ADOY, 15 YEARS OLD, WANTS KM
ployuieut; will work for huiuII wajjes.
Address A. D. S llullstead court,
Vr A N T EdTb Y A B A It UE It OF LAKOE
and varied experience, a position. Ad
dross it., Box 'IS.i, Arocu, Luzoroe Co., Pa,
OITUATION WANTED IVY MIDDLE
O aired woman as housekeeper or could
tke euro ol invalid. E. D., Tribune ofllco.
CITUATION-WAtTEDBY A YOUNU
Ci I nly sowing by tho day as drcssmukor
sad underwear. Address, U. T. N,
Successful Discretionary
Speculation.
Popoaits of J!5 and upward received. Our
specially is handling the trades of persons not
In a position to niakfl a business of following
tho markets. This department is in charge
of a competent expert of 10 yeurs' experience.
Dividends pnU semi-monthly. Highest
reference given. Correspondence sollcitod.
F. T. K.VAN8, Jit., & VO.
Room S40 Itlullo Uulldlug, ClIICAOO.
Hallstcatl.
N. L. Tyler, who has been spending
A few days at Three Lakes, has returned
home.
Becrotary Adair, of tha Railroad
Young Meu's Christian association, aud
wife, visited Diogbamtou ou Tuesday.
II. Bufkiu, of Hackestowu, N. J.,
who has bsen stopping with friends
here, has raturoed home.
Ban ford Swurlz aud family are at
Three Lukes,
Blaucbe Kelly, of Biughaiaton, wbo
has beeu visitiug Miss Gertrude Nich
ols lias returned home.
Mies Florence lintobiugg, of tbe
Parlor City, win calling on bor sister,
Mrs. Earl Talmage, on Tuesday.
Frank TingUy, of Hartford, was in
town the first of the week.
O. E. Heed, clerk at tba Mitchell
bouse, wbo bos bosn visiting friends in
Capo Vemiion, K. Y bss roturncd
borne.
H. 1. Strait, of Spenoor, N. Y ii
stoppiug with friends lu town.
Mrs. Ur. F. D. Lamb and children
are visiting friends iu Clillord.
Tba Bremen of this plaoe will haf
parade her on tfept, &
Ladies' Muslin Ondervear,
kirts,
Special Mid-Summer Sale low On
SKIRTS FROM 50 CENTS TO $100
G0WN3 FROM 50 CENTS TO 4.25
COVERS FROM 25 CENTS TO 1.50
None but tlie best materials used. Superb workmanship. Lat
est novelties. Correct shapes.
pnuHfin v p. ml Ml ap
b mm ww fi mi tvbii m 9i a m n mm v i'7i,.i i i at e n Lr
yESLLa Vtf yab&iKUB, Opp. Court Eouao.
111 i
Are NO W
Made and Sold
VERY CHEAP by
The Scranton Bedding Company,
THE CATHEDRAL
r
To that boauteous aud roniautic spjt,
Mountain Pari
-ON-
Mcnday, Aug 13
It will be the great event ; oue of tu
finest gatherings of tbe season. Tak
tbe family along, ltbfreshnients sup
plied on tbe grounds.
g"Truins leave Jersey Central de
pot at 8, 8.00, 0 and 11.H0 a.m.. 2 and
8. lit) p. m.
Remember, tickets are cot good
on "The Flyer," 12 30 p.m.
xcursion
TO
Glen Onoko
-AND THE
SWITCHBACK
TOESDAYjM m
Trains leave D. & II. Depot at
7. '15 a.m.
Tickets for sale by all the members.
WW
V thill
RSO
BR n
11.2 ,
III HOT
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAE Solid
Oak Bedroom Set!
Wo soli Furniture as cheap as
any houoo in tha country that in
UiiuL to give Louest value for tho
money. Try uu.
205 m m
ti' OHt AND mth USING.
PitS V .tJ liiGodrutlTelBDofltbericxciiui(dbTOTerfJrarUoB.ulniir'Wi.
ji3 tf 1 xoi mIvo uie of toLuooo.opHitiortlniUla.iti, whlohlesd to Irmlir,nw"
MfSl". A ,iP-Juiraioii.rlUHiliT. Cntecnrrle.llnMlF'Hit. Prex,e)for.
V ,XJ.f.fL.iSb2i 2.&iLji!L&...l. ...,1 ,t.AM.v. l'lrnlr fPiw- m,lb. fl 1 1 ittli WlAt J. Alt f Of 1 1, tK
For Salo in Scranton, Pit., by H. C. SANDERSON, Druafjist, onr. Wushinatoc
aud Suruce stroota.
MM-
Thesreatreniedy
tlie aouerallTe
i
ni, L-ni.LTAn ii.M u ittohui oniee to cure orreiuna ine Dion'y, fom i. v". ." , A, ,
Dili ulU.AiiUAiri.lt ISLKil. jor (j4,o. uu, ioiT'd;iliEMlCAI.CO.t.l;v()lauil.Cblo.
tor Hile byC. M. UAltHl, DmcclaU 17 feuii AenuS.
-J'oUsllSKiEK to Car
For
Spvuce
ale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Street, Scranton, Pa.
iL as't4kWb,iii.iiiI
llaiolnAuu Aut lung.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
6CRAUTOM AH'O WlLKttS-BABHE. PA, MANUPAOT0RER8 0
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
general Office, BCEANIQH PA.
gowns end
I 209
GRAND CLASS A
BICYCLE EACE MEET
CF TUB
Green BlUgo Wheelmaa
AT
Scranton Driving Park
WEDIESDM AFTERNOON,
August 22, 1834, at 2 O'clock
L A. W. Sanction and Race
Rules.
Admission, 50c. Grand Stand, fBc
MMMMMMMMMMM. m
SPRING
HOUSE
HEART LAKE, Susquehanna Co.
U. 2. CKQI'Ur Proiirlotai.
'U1.' IlDl'W: U strlotiy t'.'Uii jrauTO. U bm
1 Ul 1 tU tiK.li.3w4 ;t:). 'ii'i-.'.'ol' In
A :r.i: iX'b..io Tiiti vr.Ait av.:y:;
located m!dwy botwesn Moutxo-a au-1 S::ri.
tuc, Qii tutiwrrsj nii'l ijMC4-vuui.(i Uilroiil.
wli.-j r..im 1'., 4 U 11. ul. Alfoi' l
SiUiou, uui tlra tnlloi train U-'i'-r i.; o.v
f i;y, vifbt-tlvoi threa ti,uuius' WuiH. t rout
l. K. statioit.
l liHU Til OLS.818.
Altitude about 2,000 lout, eiiualllng in this
rcpeut tho Adlroudnci und Cabiiiil Uoun
ta.us. l ino groves, plenty of thalo and beuntiful
FciHivi y, mail lo if a S'imm.ir Keajrt ucoi
ceiled In b'u ny und cheivums
, L'aiii lng pnvlliou, Hwin , nrnijuot gr oiiuda,
&e. Cold Si rlug Wuter und planty of Mlik-
Kutsa, en to CIO per week, fcl.50 per
duy.
Excursion tickets sold at all stations ouD.
h. & W. linen
Port'. meots all trains
mm aye.
uit.ftl.Mrl
ru.n. ui'h Weak Msworj, kiiol Drain Power. Hcil..'bs. WSof'ilns,
Lo.tManliood.Nlabtly Kuililon, KerTOiuiwM.aUAritliilaiidloifof powr
nootl.ot. Adareau NkUVU UUEDCU., Mnronlo ieiuple, CttlOAOO.iU.
DR. MOTT'S
Nt:UTBQi
fornerToun prortnitlonaBdallneroBoi'ei
ontanii of eittier tax. iiueu on r.orTou. " '" -
r Lmt MauhoiHl. lnipoieiioy, Nlvhlly Kiuiulii. i onwrui Rrror,
I Wnm ir,..lv ii.m i,l 1'oliuTOOr OlllUlD, WblCD IfX'l tOlO
uLtlonandiiiiaiiltT. Wiih evetr iili oroer we l ft written gum-
vk?Pm mm
ilt m a i "w,ii .... nnin wtk aid with wnifren
rouiDiAiillly, I.oMOfBoitial rower in elthm tw
lliToiuulurT KulUiloftl Quid kUCMUat. n nKlpe,l,u. .'JyB .ructgs Ivan f.
coimumMlm " i"t(i ( P"r l ky "'' bon.1 for M, Wilh evct. rA
mdr wV .iv wrllUn uultt to ouroer roluuj lU moaui. ASilr ..
Pharmacist,, cor. Wyoming Avenue and
Gors
et Covers
WASHINGTON AVE.
Lacks. anTTdL Ave
Dr. EX Grewer
I The Ph)lartlpM SpeoinHst.and his as9odate4
1 oif i.t rhit n. ' , I.,
...... ... .....-u uiliiuil imh;..iu,
are now permainntly lwatsd nt
811 SPRUCK ST., SCHXXTOJf.
Tho d'x tor is a pra Junto of the I'ni vorsity of
i rounsyiYaniR.roi'uiorly d;iU"nitrgt;oror plivsl-
! OloT and 8UlKPrv ilt thn Mi rti,Hi.rliirn.rirnl
' Collcjr of Phllp.d'lphia. A specialty of
ProPl0 rous, b'tiu, Uuart, Vvromh and
ElooJ dlsa.ues.
! diseases of the eots sistem
The Bvmptoms of which are dizziness, lai.k of
. COU &fleL '.'O. 8(,ZUnl WBkkllOHa ill men Atld O-
i niHn. ball rising in the throat, spots floatlnf
i tforo the 'yb, ot of mcm"ry. uniitilo to con
eectrate the mind ou one subject, easily
! startled wht-u suddt-nly spokuu to, and dull,
dintreiised mind, which utiuta tlia-n f'r per-
piuis inipoMible; dlntroniii.g the ai:tion of
tue cart, dm, 11 nusii of LhuI, il.iesnon 01
spirits, ertl forbod:uv, i-owardice. foav,
dreatui, niffiaivhUy, tiro easy f '-omT uny,
(soling as tired m tbe lu.i'.u vWn jelix
llij,', lack of tr.n-v, r, .! v, , tr .'.n!,ii:ih',
fi.'iifiinlun of thoui;l t. ilt-r- -i;i of.nMir,tio:i.
I" VT'.-i'.L'ri.f;s i.f tl.v liiiib, t'tc I L,.aU bo t.ff''Ct"dl
1 ehcuid c nw:t u- iuiuituuiUly and to rtntor
! ed to perfect hoallu.
I LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If you have beon p-irou op by your physician
call npon tlie doctor ana be examined. He
cui us tlie worst cases i f Xurvuus Dubility.Scru
ful. i, Old Seres, ( uttirrhPiles.FKmale Wealcness,
A flections of the Eye. Eur. Nose and Throat,
Astbiim, Uei.fucas, Tuiiioia. Cancers aud Crip
J.l'e of every description.
Consultations froo and slrlet'y sacred and
coutid. ntiid. I tHce hours daily from 8 a. m.
to U p. m. Sunday 9 to 2.
The GEXUI2TE Xcw Haven '
"Mathushek" Pianos
ESTABLISHED 18G6.
2Jew York Warcrooms No. 89
Fifth Avenua
E. C. RICHER & CO,
Bole dealerss in this seotioa.
OSTICB-ia Adams Aye., Telophone BTd't,
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in the best style of the art.
Promptness and Punctuality
particular point.
Experienced, practical and com
Detent men in charire of each branch
of the work.
We rln nnt tnnlrp a diam shOW o(
cheapness and curtail the quantity
or quality of the work.
Dancing Orders, Hangers,
Cards and Posters a
Specialty.
BUI Heads, Note Heads, etc., printed
at short notice.
Estimates on all kinds of printing,
small as well as large,
cheerfully given.
The Scranton Tribune Job Dcd$
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