THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1894,
ScranUn Loses Another Gamo to the Allen
towa Antiquities,
THE KING HAD AN EASY TIME
While the Cantankerous Boys Down
the Creek Present Two to the Syra
cuse Buffalo Goes Down Before
Providence and Erie Wins from
Springfield Standing ot the Clubs.
National and State League Results.
Interesting Sporting News.
,--p HE "Ten-thousand
tt-IT ol1n.h(-Hntl?', alias
King Kel, und his
tribe of antiquated
bueballistio heir
looms had no Tory
hard try in defeat
ing Tommy Cahill's
jiiokupi Saturday
ufternoon, aud we
bnve the wretched
tilayinif of the club
down the river to
thank for being still the poisejsor of
fourth place in the EisUrn lengue
roce. Providence turned the tables on
Bnffulo and made more secure her posi
tion at the top ot the list, while the
Blackbirds by winning from Spring
field are making it interesting for the
Bisons.
The percentages of the clubs, num
ber of games won and lost by each, and
their standing in the league race is as
louowa:
Won. Lost.
Providence 60 80
Buffalo ttl 45
Erie 45 ST
f-cranton 4-t 43
Wllkes-Barre... 48 41
Syracuse 45 4ft
flirinnflald 43 48
Allen town 85 03
Per C't.
.051
.554
.549
.5110
.4114
.4D3
.467
.284
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.
fhe Scranton Club Are Still Hunting:
MoGinty.
The Scranton team wus to have
played a home same of base bull Sat
turdny with Mike Kully's Allentown
veterans. The two nines were on the
field and the visitors played their
game with exertion jut suilkieut to
win by a score of 7 to i. J. lie borau
ton team was there also but of base
bull they played none, excepting pos
sibly the gasping and dishearted of
forts of Cahill, Johnston and Smith.
Blackburn, the homo clnb's new
twirtar recently secured from WllKes
Barre wus fresh blackberry pie for the
iiHBbeenn, while Kilroy could only be
found for a meagre balf-dozn hits, al
though in a reeont State league game be
was pounded into a cocked l:at and
was Incidentally the victim of twenty
seven plunketB.
The only King's wrinkled visage
was wrenthed in smils from the call
ing of the game and he chuckled and
made merry with the grand stand
iiudience the while, occasionally saying
''wuittill we meet Providence," etc ,
eto.
But, with Scranton, alas,
It bias now come to pa3s,
uat, to play a game or Dase Da:
!i1ev Tnimt hnfctor t.hnir hmiil.4
EUnkt) the bat at the Buaua
And
do
nothing
but
fall-ety
fall.
Here's the story of the tumble:
SCRANTON.
II. H. P.O. A. E.
Cnhlll, 2b 1 1 8 2 0
Johnson, cf 0 3 4 C 0
Patchen, c 0 0 1 0 0
Hoovor, If 0 0 10 1
Phi laa, lib 0 0 2 1 1
Lehane, lb 0 0 10 1 0
Hickey. rf 112 0 0
Smith, ss 0 1 1 4 1
Bluckburn, p. 0 0 1 2 0
Totals 2 fl 24 10 8
ALLENTOWN.
1L
II. P.O. A. 8.
Wood, 1. f 2 1 4 0 0
"Wis, 2b 1 1 8 5 0
Kelloy, lb 0 2 7 1 0
bweoney, s. s 0 1 2 3 0
Mulvey, 3b 112 3 1
Milllgan, c 1 1 8 0 0
CoHlelio, r. f 0 0 3 0 0
Duinont, c. f .... I 2 2 0 0
Kilroy, p 12 110
Totals 7 11 27 13 1
Soranton 1 0000010 0-2
Allentown... .1 0008111 x 7
Earned runs Scranton, 1; Allentown, 1.
First base by errors Scranton, 1; Allen
town, 2. Left on buses Scrautoii, 7: Al
lentown, i). Firnt bao on balls Oil Black
barn, 1;, off Kilrny, 4. Struck out By
Blackburn, 1: by Kilroy, 2. Two-bssebits
Cahill, Johnson, Kelly, 2; Milligan.
Hacriilca hits Costello. Double plays
fmith to Leliane, Wise to Sweenoy to
Kelly. Wild pitches Kilroy. Umpire
Ketrick. . Time of game 1.4U.
OTHER EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
At Wilkes-Barre First game, Wilkes
Barre, J; Syracuse, 5. irocond game,
Wilkes-Barre, 7; Syracuse, 9.
At Buffalo Providence, 8; Buffalo, 6.
At Erie Erie 7; Springfield, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 11: Cleveland, 6,
Fii st game Chisago, 0; New York; 4.
second game Chicago, 0; New York; 6;
ten innings.
Washington, 6; Lonisvllle, 4.
Baltimore, 17: Pittsburg, 2.
St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 0.
Cincinnati, 19; Boston 6.
STATE LEAGUE.
Reading. 4; Earrisburg, 0.
Pottsville, 9; Lancaster, 8.
STATE TEAM FOR SCRANTON.
Was to Be Dlaonasad at Last Nia-ht's
Philadelphia Meeting.
It is currently reported in base ball
circles that Marty Swift Is enthused
with the idea that Scranton oould sup
port a Stat league ttam and that the
project would ba prtsented for aotion
at a meeting of State league managers
at Philadelphia last night.
. Daring Swift's retirement from the
management of the Seranton team bis
advisors have urged him on iu the
natter and Secretary Diddlebock is
Bald to be willing to support Swift in
his purpose. Swift was out of the city
yesterday and neither his affirmation
or denial to tbe story could be secured.
However, several of his Intimates al
leged that the ex-manager is still
slated for the soft and sure base ball
position at Carbondale, and that lie
' would not be so foolish as to interest
himself further in Seranton base ball
matters.
KOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
Scranton plays at ' Wilkes-Barre today,
tbe latter team comes here tomorrow and
w
the clubs will then alternate between the
two cities until Friday and Saturday, wtiou
Allentown will play in Scranton.
Buffalo has bat two pitchers.
Anson has not made an error In twenty-
eight games.
The newnpnpers contain many versions
ot wbat Diddlebock is going to do toScrau
ton. JOHNS3N IN HOT WATER.
Wllkei-BaiM Blcrollats Charge Elm
with Breach of Contract
The West End wheelmsn, of Wilkes
Barre, are hot uf ter John S. Johnson
for breach of contraot. He agreed to
ride at their meet on Jul? 2, and was
extensivnly advertised. On tne day of
the race the managers got a tulegrsm
stating that owing to the railroad
strike be wonld be unable to reach
Wilkts-Barre.
The club cluims to have positive
proof that the strike in no way inter
fered with Johnson's movements, and
that a train which he took to compete
lu some Canadian races on that day
would have euabled him to makecon
uectious with another train which ar
rived in Wilkea-Bitrre on the morning
of the day on which the races were
held.
BEHIND THE SULKY.
Directum trottod a mile in 2.09 nt Buf
falo liibt week.
The track record at Bangus was lowered
half a second by Early Bird.
Carldon sold for 3 in pools of $73 in the
race be won at Rochester, Monday.
There are fifty-two drivers in the grand
circuit who have not won a single cout.
The best Canadian record for 4-yoar-old
trotters bred in the Douiiuion is 2.20.
The Capital Driving park, at Concord,
N. 11., is to have a meeting Sept. 4 to 7.
What is the trouble with Thetis this sea
son? She does not seem to be lu winning
form.
Kremlin will bear considerable watching
in the coming stallion race even if Direc
tum's backers are giving odds.
Nelson is the only home-bred candidato
of tbe famous stallions which will appear
on the card of the New England Breeders'
meeting.
The free-for-all pace at Rochester this
week includes ilascott, Robert J, Guy,
Will Kerr, Major Wonder, lluy Marshall
aud Hal Bradeu.
The following Springfield horses are en
tered at Woi tuampton: vv lutnrop aiaiu, o.
m F. D. Whitcomb; Kentucky Star, b. g.,
William Elliott-
Ed. Tipton thinks there should not ha
any more four-year-old stakes tor trotters
and pacers, for at that age ho thiuks a
horse can race as well as at any time iu hiB
career.
Everyone will be watching Ralph Wilkes
at Rochester this ween. If he makes a
good performance it will be another cn?e
of excel-ent training accomplished over the
ilauinden park truck,
Mystic or lllftby. Tjat i the bone of
contention w Itu the managers of the New
England Brooders' meeting at present.
Mystic is not m fast as Ritftiy, but it will
probably attract a larger crowd.
WITH THS WHEELMEN.
Leon Cnbberdi, of Now York, won the
carnival of sport at Highland beach.
"Senator" Morgan says that Oovornor
Flower will be iuvited to attmid the good
roads tournument at Anbury Park the lat
ter part of this month.
Two hundred miles of road in Morris
county, N. J., are to be muendamizod.
The stretch between Dover and Chatham
has already been commenced.
Dixie Hlnes. says of the Asburv Park
track; "When it is bmked up a little
more nt the turns it will be one of the
fastest in the country."
E. A. Bouncer, one of the promising
young riders of New York, broke the
Kivm ton, JN. J. track record for a mile lu
competition on Saturday, doing the dis
tance in 2.23 4-5.
Unusually fast pedalling is expected at
the Wither's cycling race meet, which
takes place at Clifton race track on Aug.
25. Tho prospectus includes a Class A
quarter mile dash, iu which Royce, Jen
ney and Smith will meet. They are prob
ably the f.ntest sprinters In the country,
aud the winn-r will have to travel iu
record time.
Class B vidors compluin that- there is a
lack ot catering to them in Eastern tourn
aments. A correspondent states that
ninuy good riders of th class have re
frained from going on the western cir
cuit in order to patronize meets which
were expected to include class li racers.
They are greatly disappointed with the
present condition ot affair aud would be
very glad if clubs would make more room
for the class in future fixtures.
The Mercury Whcol ciub, of Flnshing, L.
I., will hold its Cln A tournament on the
hulf-niilo track ot tbe local driving pin k
on Sept. 8. The card includes seven
events, us follows: One-mile, novice, upeu;
1-mile, 2.40 class; 1-milo handicap, f p -li;
1-mile race for boys under 15 years; 2 mile
handicap, open; -niile scratch race,open;
1-miie championship of Lung Inland. En
trios close on Sept. 1 with R. U. Buhey, 205
Snudford avenue, Flushing, L. I.
MAKE THE BEST CF IT.
'prin;iHe!d Union.
The thine; to do is to make the host pos
sible nse of n bad situation. The indus
tries which have been deprived of ade
quate protection must suitor, and thou
sand of working men and women will find
it hard to muke both ends meet, but other
thousands will find the situation improved
through the revival of general business
and the enlarged employment of capital.
The Democrats and Mugwumps believe
tliHt they have struck a death blow at the
policy of protection. We do not believe
it. After threo years' experience of Dem
ocratic tariff legislation, it wo roust have
it, the popular demand for protection of
American industries, which has been the
policy of tho land from the boEinniiij' of
tho republic, will be stronger thau erer.
LETTING GROVER DOWN.
Philadelphia Record, Dem.
Business men know, nlthongh those who
make and unmake tariffs seem to be un
aware of it, that tbe prosperity ot this
country, while it may be delayed or dis
turbed, enn never be destroyed by the
manipulators of tax rates. The resources
of the nation are superior to the unwis
dom of ths presidents and congresses.
Every Day in the Month Means Heat.
Tho calendar warns you. You
know heat "wears you out"
how languid you aro how irrita
ble; no sleep and no appetito
either.
Elamo it on tho weather, but
euro it by taking
Johann IIolT's Malt Extract,
rieaaant, palatable, and whole
some describe it. Look for sig
nature of "Johann LToiF" on nock
label. None other is genuine.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Solo
Agenta, Now York.
WOOING BY ADVERTISEMENT.
now a Nebraska Farmer Sought Mew
York Wife.
This advertisement, which has tho merit
of slating just what the advertiser wants,
appeared in a New York nowspupor the
other day:
John McCartun, aged 63 years I iu going
homo to lire on my farm. I have lu) acres of
land, nodnbtsormortiriifccs; personal property;
12 miles from HemlnKford, Neb. I want to
marry a working Protestant irlrl If she suits
inn; smut and good looking; medium height;
from HI to 2a years of age. You mast have as
good a character as when you were 0 years of
ago; must have $100. I will not receive any
JOHN M'CAKTEN.
lettors. I have patent right to my land and
receipt for taxes to show. Call at Si Third
avenue; ring bell. I can be interviewed for
six days at said address.
Of courso a good looking young woman
reporter of Tho World answered tho ad
vertisement. That's a way tho Now York
women reporters have. This is hor story:
John McCurtcn Is not bad looking, do
splto his 53 years. Ills clour hluo eyes and
erect carriage show that ho is a man of
good habits and unubatcd energy. Tho
punting landlord of 84 Third avenuo
showed mo up numberless steps to John's
room. In answer to my knock he said,
"Come in," and I wulkod in andwalkod
right out again. It was a hull bedroom,
containing a bed, a washstand and ono
chair.
"I wii9 jlst goln out to cat," said John
McCurtcn, coming into tho hall, where I
stood, "but I'll wait a little whilo, though
I'm powerful hungry."
That, of course, Impressed mo most fav
orably. Jlero wus a man who would not
long postpono his dinner to gain a wifo.
"Mr. McCartcn," I began, and I could
feel that I was blushing, "I saw your ad
vertisement for a wifo. Will I dof I am
a good, hardworking girl. Will I All ull
tho requirements!"'
"Well, I duiuio," ho answered musing
ly, whilo ho looked mo over from head to
too, 1-I think you might do. Out, you
sec, wo will hnvo to tnlk about it first.
Ca-ca-can you milk a cow?"
Ho was plainly nervous. Ho seemed to
fear that I would tako him out and marry
him forthwith.
"'Why did you advertise for a wlfef" I
asked. "Aro tiicro not enough girls out
whore you live without coming to New
York for a wlfef"
"Well, there's plenty of girls out there,"
ho paid, "but they're shiftless. Tho ono I
did want to marry was u-waitln for mo,
but when I went away to earn somo money
slio went and married some ono else, and
that's it. Can you feed hogs?"
"Why, Mr., McCartcn, do you requlro
that tho woman you marry shall have
$100?"
"Well, you see," ho answered, leering,
"there's many things to buy when wo go
to Nobraska. There's a team, pigs and
many little things. Muybe you can't
cook?"
"Yes. I am a good cook."
"Sure, I'm mighty glad o' that. I'm
thinklii of hnvin mo sister and her hus
band li vo with us. Would you mintl thntf "
"Oh, no." J
"(iood fer you. Mo sister is dcllcuto,
but I would build them u houso l.lio ours
and rent half me land to lilin. There is no
finco around tho house, but a fine well
and a chicken houso. How ninny chickens
have you ivcr killed!'" i
" Whnt kind of a houso do you live lnf"
I asked question for question.
"It's built o' sods, but tho lnsldo Is co-
mcnted. After you dig nine foot out thero,
tho soil is as white as any cement, and
that's on the lnsldo of mo house. One of
ho neighbors wrote mo a letter and told
mo there was a leak in tho house and
asked mo whether ho hadn't better tulo
tho furniture out and keep It in his house,
I wnto him no, that I would soon bo
homo moself and 'tend to things."
"Whoro do you live, miss?" ho asked
suddenly.
"in west ourti-cnth street. I am ft
typewriter and work in a down town ot
flco."
"Thero would bo no trouhlo about tbo
money?" ho asked, after a minute's si
lence, during which ho looked at mo again
from top to too. "You could get tho $100
all right?"
"Oh, yes!" I answered. "Ihav j moro
than that. But tell mo whut work do you
expect your wifo to uo on the fuviiif I am
strong, but I am not used to very hard
Work."
"Only cook for us two to rait," ho an
swered, ''an keep tho hous'9 clean and
feed tbe chickens on 'tend tho hogs an
milk tho cow. That's not hrtrd work for a
strnppin woman like you. l int you haven't
told mo whether you havo tivorfed hogs or
milked a cow," i
"I havo not. But I mii'ht learn even
tliut."
"To be sure you could. I'd learn you."
"Well, then," I said, everything being
seemingly settled to his satisfaction, "I'll
go homo and think It ovt.r, aud tomorrow
if you nro of tho sumo mind"
"Oh, Tcamo near forgottinl" ho Inter-
ruptcu. " What religion hroyon?"
"I om oCalhollc," Z rmswered unthink
ingly. :
"You won't do," Iu; suld, with great
positiveness. iou woij't do at ull, at all.
I want peace In the house."
Mr. MoCarten, I should havo suid, came
irom tuo nortn or lrciaiid.
She Was Kissing Crazy,
A young Frenchwoman has been arrest
ed at Brussels for kissing all tho men she
mot in tho street. .Somo of them com'
plained of hor conduct, und a policeman
was sent to hor place of resldenco to tuko
bur Into custody. Tho policeman was
saluted in the same yny as tho complain
ants. At the polio station tho woman
tried hard to embi'oco tho inspector on
duty, hut in this ciiso sho failed. A doo'
tor who was colled in to see hor declared
that sho was suffering from mental de
rangemont
A Clam That Pearl Divers Fear.
The pearl flsharle of Ceylon belong to
England, the nntves being employed to
gather them on a basis of shares in the re
sult. All sorts hi superstitions prevail
among them anda large business is done
by sorcerers whobell charms to restrain tho
appetite of tho sharks und to drive away the
diabolical stingrays. Another peril which
tho diver dread more than either stingray
or shark is (Fhe giant dam, that weighs
nearly half aton when full grown. It will
snap off a man's legs like a pipe stem if the
victim chatVccs to tiiraBt a limb botween its
opeu Jaws, o at all events will hold him
until he droVns miserably. Washington
tsur.
A Word.
rants o S kind eort UUC mue
apt Situation Wanttd,whieh art inttrU
fkKR
Help Wanted Male.
MEN TO MLL BAKINO POWDEH Tp!
ill the grocery trtulu; Btniuv mtuoymoui i
Avti(nnAA a.nAA....-. 7A mnntlllv flftlfirV '
and
i!i expanses or com. Yf'oftor satisfactory aJ-1
,!JMSZain'
droNR
For Rent
"Vkli U WKt l' i" VT IP U A 1 .B U'Pfilifi'.
1?OK KENT NIC'ELY-FUK sISHED HAl.iL
' sultahlfl for lol'o rooms. JOHN JEB
II YN, 119 Wyomins aviinue.
Horses at Auction.
stable, Hcranton, on Friday, Au. 'U, at
1 o'cluok p. m., sound youair work horses and
drivon. W. B. MOOK1E,
xhltects' Notice.
A BCHITECTS' NOTICE COMPETITIVE
t lilunn and BDnclfiriht.imifl aro lnvitod for a
city bullillnu to b Uhed for flra dupartmnnt
houso una police patrul utnilon- A prospuatus
of tho buildlnK may bo cen at the olllce of tho
city clurk, at which olilco tho suid plans and
spuclnVatiouR are to bo submlttod on or bflforo
Wodni'uduy, August '!, 1SU1. By ordor of city
councils.
M. T. LAVELLE, City CloiK.
Scranton, Pa., July U, 1SI'4.
Special Notices.
STOCKHOLDERS' SIEETINQ THE BUN
ta I'latu Ulnsn coimiunv. Tuo annual
moptinu of tho stockholdors of tho Bonta Pluto
main Company for tuo cloction of diroctors
and for tho transaction of such other buslnrsj
pin .....J WUIO UUIUI V iUUlll, Will UB UHU LUU
olllce of the company. No. Ill I.ackawaun
avonuf, Scranton, Pa., on Wednesday, Sept
luin, isui. at is o'clock lu tne afternoon.
HENRY T. HOWELL3, Mecretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE
stockholders of the Hcranton Forging
i-ompuny, ror tne oloation or airoctors aau
the transaction of othir business, will bo held
at the o flic of the company, In the city of
Scranton. on Wednesday. Auirast 22. lBUl. at
3 o'cloolc p.m
t.. uhamukklin, Hocrotary.
YOU WANT THIS RELIC REPRINT
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Illustrations 1W1.1.!.". Two Voluraos Folio,
tln.SU; payable monthly. $A0O. Ijol vorpd by
express coruphito, prepaid. Adarojs i. y.
MUOLY, 01H Oibson street, Scranton, Pa.
T ) LANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
1) nines, etc., bound or rebound at Thb
TmnuNB oUice. (jukk work. Koasonable
prices.
MEAL TICKf.TS CAN BE HAD AT M,
corner Spruce stroot and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty mool tiekuts tor S3.0O. Ucod
table board.
Legal.
"VTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
li parlies concerned i h;.t t io widow's np
praisements in tho following ostates havo
boonciuinrmod ni si by tho Orphans' (Jour t of
I.Hckawinina county and unless exceptions are
filed will be conhrmed finully by the Clerk of
the Orphans' Court on Wednesday, Sept. 11),
WJi, to wit: St-plieu J. Smith. Arthur F.
btono and Peter Hli-giiis, decesstd.
J. U. THOMAS, Clerk O. O.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE -THE UNDKR-
s triiod, an auditor ajipomted by the Or
phan's Court ot I ackawnnim county to puss
upon exceptions fil"'l t) account nf ami to d 8
tiihute tuml in tbe hands of ( h.rlos Gardner,
en cut or . f thu lust 111 ot Henry Chuso, ue
coatoil. horeoy gives notice that ho will nt:cnl
to attend tJ tin duiio of hi. uppolntment at
the olli w, No 50K t-prucu street, t crantou.l'a,
on Friday, the Kith day of August, A. D. 1KIII,
at 10 a. m .at wh cu time nn 1 place all I orsons
bavins c'aims atiln- iho said estate must
present tnem or I e fot. ver thereafter de
barred from com ng L u aid fund.
DaVjI) P . 11UUWN, Auditor.
INSTATE OF TH1MAS MULLEN. LATE
j of the city of Scranton, county of Lacka
wanna, State of Penusyluanla, deceased
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to the undersigned,
nil persons havim; claims or demands against
tho said estate will present th m for payment
and those indebted thereto Bhall please make
immediate payment to
TU03. J. MULLEN, Exoeutor.
jKKSrPs SH'n, Attorneys.
Ren (state.
S1
CKA:.'roN REAL ESTATE AND IN
VESTMENT AGENCY.
offers bargains as follows:
CITY BUS1S ESS PROPERTY.
40 ft. front by fid ft. deep, on Spruoe
street, rents for ?0ll $10,000
40 ft. front by IV) feet deop, on Spruce
street, corner alley 10,500
These togetnor give 80 ft. front on Spruce
street between Peon and Franklin, with alley
on side. Spruco street property is advancing
rapidly.
1'ITY RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
Ci'RNKR MONROE AND VINE streets,
lot kOxs.'i, two dwellings, &6...00. giving a nice
residence and un Ine. me fur small investment;
ALSO A PLOT OF ii LOTS, giving ll tt.
front on Mo.iroe avenue, near Vino street,
Thnte make a first-class residence plot In a
desirable locality. It not sold in one plot will
sell above separately.
WEST HIDE.
Lot 50x180. South Main avenue, adjoining
residenee of Smiih B. Mott, pri-e, 12,760; also
lets on Rock street and West End place. Only
four left.
COU TRY TROPERTY.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT DALTON, PA.,
modern bouse, fprlug wator piped Inti it from
hill back, barn for three horsea and two cows,
hennery with cements! floor, young fruit,
fine lawn, grand outlook; one and a half to
throe acres, as desired, (6,000.
Also lots of about same size on Westorn
Slope, Dalton. Call or addross
SMITH B. MOTT, Managor,
No. 421 Lack, ave. roar board trail?.
CATALOGUE OF REAL ESTATE FREE
to all. Please send for copy. R. ERNEST
COMEOYS, Price Bulldlnir.
Situations Wanted.
1JOMTIOM WANTED BY A STRONG,
healthy man as watchman or any hon
est work. P. H., UX Summit avenue.
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN OF 20 A
position as bookkeeper, experienced
and good references. Willing t . begin on
small wages. Address B. T., 015 Green Ridge
Btreet, city
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED CAR
builder, a position. Address A. 3.
REiqHARD. caroY. M. a A., city.
Mttrriuge Fees.
Marriage foes aro of ancient origin. They
are included in tbo oblations of the mar
riago service of the Ninth century, which
formed tho introductory portion of the
ceremony. In America I And the clergy
man takes a "tip" like a railway porter or
a cab driver. It is a pleasant sensation to
find a large, liuudsonio gold coin represent
ing twenty dollars, or a crisp twenty dollar
bill in ono band, but it is notalways digni
fied. The Church of England provides
tbe "accustomed duty" (by which is meant
the foe) should bo presented to the clergy
man with the ring.
The rector of one ot the largest churches
in this city assures me that his poor people
seldom offer a fee. The legal sura of two
dollars which a magistrate would charge
should be demandod. If a young man
cannot raise a couple ot dollars for a mar
rlago fee he is hurdly.in a pecuniary condi
tion to embark on the stormy sea of matri
mony. Hev. Thomas P. Hughes, D. D in
iXew Xork World.
Mrs. M. Boraicnberqer. Beaver Dam
Wis., writes; "We have used Dr. Thomas'
Eclectrlo Oil in our family for Coughr.
Colds, Croon and Rheumatism. It cun t
mvapv tiniA
Mothers! MotbtrslI Mothers!!!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothiug Syrup has been
nsed for over fifty years by millions or
mothers for their children while tee thin f,
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain; cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for di
arrhoea. Sold by dmggists In every part
of tbe world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Window's Soothing Syrup," and take no
no otner kino, xwenty-nve cents a not
onno
On account of extensive
SPECIAL
FROM
T - s . ...
ur purpoae la to reduce stock in order to accouimodata the large purchases wo lave made for tho fall
0. Prices will be such that you cannot afford to miss this opportunity.
Immense Attractions in Eyery Department
Our limited space forbids any further details in regard to prices. "We only ask you to visit u9 N
and ascertain how cheap Dry Goods cau bo sold under our new regime.
"With tho addition of 1.500 Bnnare fenf. nf fl
us 5,500 feet, we will be well qualified to satisfy tho demands of our
YirVrt i, .i mi i - i i ? 1 .....
"uu "uibuuu wo win nave tuo uesc uguioa, mosc attractive and convenient store in Scranton, and our
LOW PEICE3 will continue to bo our drawing card.
COt!
NOLLY &
3?izxe F:Lbre 3MattresseB
Are NOW
Made and Sold
VERY CHEAP by
The Scranton Bedding Company, Lacka. and Adams Aves.
THE FKOTHINGHAM
Opening Event of tbe Season.
WEDNESDAY EVE., AUCISI' 83.
Grand Spectacular Production of
RICHARD III
ELABORATE COSTUMES.
UOKOKOU8 ACCESSORIES.
HCENE8 OP SPLENDOR.
Owen D. Jonos (Edmund Drury), as. . Richard
Joseph Rnr.somo as..Honry VI and ftlonmond
William Richards us., ..Duke of BuckiiiKbnm
alius Mary Lod tinkle Young as Quean Elizabeth
Miss Tillie Lnwln as Duchess of York
Minn Kittle MuCabe as Lady Annuo
80 A Great Company of Fifty People 50
Vsual Prices. Sale cf reserved scats will
begin at Powell's music itoro un Monday.
Heptasophs
Excursion
-TO-
Glen Onoko
AND THE-
SWITCHBACK
TOESDAVAUG. 28th
Trains leave D. & II. Depot at
7.45 a.m.
Tickets for sale uy all the mem
bers. Central Railroad of N. J.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES AND
bPKl'IAL TRAIN TO
WASHINGTON, D. C,
FUR THE
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pjthias,
August 27 to Sept 5, 1894.
For this occasion a special train of clecant
coaches aud uOt parlor cars will leave
B -ronton at 7 a. in. on Monday, Aug. 27. tn I
returning loavo Washington at 10 a.m. Aug.il I.
special excursion iicsetR irom hcranton
will be Hold irno.i to ffn on nv train Ana. '2A to
2Htb luoiuslve and for return until Kept. 15
inclusive.
VAUB 1'OB inE ROUND TRIP, S7.81.
Scranton
Tribune
JOB......
DEPT. . . .
EVERY description of Job Printing
in the best style of the art.
Promptness and Punctuality a
particular point.
Experienced, practical and com
petent men in charge of each branch
of the work.
We do not make a sham show or
cheapness and curtail the quantity
or quality of the work.
Dancing Orders, Hangers,
Cards and Posters a
Specialty.
Bill 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 Dept.
B ONE OP THE BEST EQUIPPED
ESTABLISHMENTS IN
THB CITY.
WIFE
CANNOT SEC HOW V00 B0
IT AND PAT FREIQHT.
Bow onp IdrtvtrtrtfiBtt Of oak fs
mm1 Mlk Arai 8iartitwfaff mtrhlM
Anil flnfatiul. ftfcbei nla.l2 aulmntad to llrhl
M ohtt wotki rivanUtd for lItart wlta
laf oniU IUhbia Uhldcr.BalrVThMadlMi Crlla-
OI MM I AiUafcaMMSf Wipptfl "W" w
UO TaUI. Ha utnaa t.onirtd ill idriDC.
warn
tWWlOTr fBO. World'! fair Mt4al awarded macklfll tad attach
Mtta. Bar (rr t Mtarj And m toil af tal'f fto&HU
rrtrr Cat This ft and atad lo-dav for toaohhi or lanrt Jtt
C Ktt uloa:ttortaalaia and UlUnpaascf tbe World's FJfi
OXFORD KFB.JlO.iiLlwLCHlCACOJLU
lly &WalIa
alterations now in progress at our store, vra will conduct a
GLEARflftSC SALE
NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER
209
GRAND CLASS A
BICYCLE RACE MEET
OF THE
Green Ridge Wheelmen
AT
Scranton Driving Park
WEDNESDAY IFTEMH,
August 22, 1894, at 2 O'clock
L. A. W. Sanction and Race
Rules.
Admission, 50c. tfianAStand, 10c
The GENUINE TSevr Haven
"Mathushek" Pianos
ESTABLISHED 1803.
Hew York 'Warerooms Na 80
Fifth Avenue.
E. C. RICKER & CO.,
Sola dealer in thli Motion.
OmCB-ia Adam Aye Telephone BTd'g
WALLACE
WHY mi
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid
Oak Bedroom Set!
We soli Furniture as cheap as
any hooae in tile country that in
ten&s to-glve h&nest value for the
money. Try us.
Ml Co.
ins un ier
GUNBQ0D
!umpMon
nEFORE AND AFTER USING.no other. Addreii Kfc-VB EEI CO., Masonic lempie. utuuu.u
For Sale In Scranton, Pa., by H. C SANDERSON, Drugpist, car. WashlnfftoD
inrl Rnruon Btrents. .
lu AM nr.. n .( tkM MaBiT.
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
CFu Aik tar SS. XOII'S man iwiu yijiub
.1 sn Bena ror cinnuwi
Sf Urt MOTl'S ClllUUItJALi f'C., - vwwuua, uaia.
ForHl 1yO. M. HABB13. Druggist.
EVERY WOMAN
SomeMsies needs reliablt, monthly; reftnlntlne medicine. Only harmless
the purest drags should be used. Ii you want the belt, get
Dr. Peal's Psnnro al Pills
Thev am prompt, sate and certain In roenlt. The genuine (Pr. Pesl'sl Bever dlsapi
noint. Bent anywhere. 1.00. AddiewPaUbUJEBlvuiaCe., UoTland,0, ,
Foraal by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spvuce Street, Scranton, Pa.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO.
6CKANTON AND WILKES-BABRR. PA, JU.NUFAOTOBKB3 O?
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
1ST.
largo and increasing business.
WASHINGTON AVE
Opp. Court House.
Dr. E). Grewer
v.n.. ... J.UK.inil aim .THr iIII.II 111 f. H IHUO.
are now permanently locsted at
811 SWIUCE ST., 8CU4NTON.
The doctor is a arailuntn of the University ff
I'ennsylvBnln.forinerly demonRtriitnr or phy'
oloey and surtrcrv at tho llcdico Cliirnritlc; I
. Collejt of Philadolplila. A spei-inlty (f
i Chronio, Norvoue, Bkln, Heart, Womb an3
1 Blood diseases.
DISEASES CP THE KERYOUS SYSTEII
The symptoms of which aro dizziness, lank t
eonfiuence, sxunl weuknoss In men B!id
msn, lull rising in tbo throat, spots floatinl
before the eyes, loss of memory, tinablo to con
centrate the mind ou ono subject, easily
tartled when suddenly spokon to, and dull,
distressed mind, which unftta them lor per
forming tho actual duties of lifo, making hap
piness impossible; distreFHing the action t
the heart, causing flush of hoat, depression cf
nirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fnm',
dreams, melancholy, tire easy of company,
feeling as tired in the morning as when retir
ing, lack of energy, nervousuesa, trembling,
confusion of thought, depressiou.constipiitior,
weakness of the limbs, etc. Thoso soaffecti d
(hould consult us immediately und be restor
ed to perfect hoalth.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED,
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If yon havo been given np by your physicla j
call upon tho doctor and bo examined. Ho
cures ihe worst canes of Nervous Debility, Scrn
fuls.Old Sores.CatRrrhPiles.Fomalo Weakness,
Afi ictlons oI thu Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat,
ABthma, Deafness, Tumora Cancers and Crip
ples of every description.
Conmilttttions free aud strictly sacred and
confidential. Olllce hours daily from 9 a. nu
toUp.m. (Sunday 9 to 2.
I'.,. nvo 'z-eejiL r-tainus for symptom
blanks and my book called "New Life."
I will pny one thousand dollars in gold to
anyone whom I cannot euro of JfiPILLETIO
CONVULSIONS or FITS. "
DR. E. GREWEB.
811 Spruco Street, Scranton, Pa.
mcBitB.
RESTORED!
"NSRVeSEEOS.
kntetd ucnr til B.rvnaa 4tl-
I irTHini 1 ' ' " ... : . ; ...
ever offered to Ladies,
especially recommend-
ed to married Ladlee.
..... ..... f.. m. , z 7z, ,
1T Tenii Avenue.
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenue and
yii!
ees. such as Weak Memory, Loss of V, .d n nf now tir
Lo.tMauhood, Jllghtlr Kml.slona. N"Ku,;SS,i.
la Oeuei atlveorjausof either sexcaused by S;"tii;S,y
ejcemive use Of tohaooo, opium or stimulants, which lea to innrmity, , i n
'.TKui V s i wo alve a wrluen guarantee to cui