TIUS SCEANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 5. 1894.
BASE
BALL
EASTERN LEAGUE.
There were no gaum played yeiter
day io the Eaatern league. Yonken
was gehedaled to play at Erie, but
failed to pot io an appearance, and
after conforming to the rnles Korerning
snob oaaea the umDire gave the game to
Erie, 9 to 0.
Tbe following table (fires tbe per
centages of tbe clabi, number of games
won and lost by eacb nd tbelr stand
ing in tbe league raee:
Won. Lost.
Per C't.
.670
.541
.528
.518
.500
.485
.485
.279
Providence 09
Syracuse 69
Erie 58
Buffalo. 01
Springfield 63
Fcranton 60
Wilkea-Barre... 49
Youkere 29
34
50
48
63
63
75
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 0 000000000
Cleveland 0 0004040 08
Hits Brooklyn, 4; Cleveland, 12. Errors
Brooklyn, 8; Cleveland, 0. Batteries
Stein an j Dailey; (Cuppy and O'Connor.
Umpire Lynch.
At New York
New York.. ..6 0 0 0 8 3 0 0 8-14
Pittsburg. 3 0 0 0 5 1 0 0 413
Hits-New York. 19; Pittsburg, 15. Er
rorsNew York, 5; PittsburB, 8. Batter
ies Meekln and Farrell; Alenefee and
Sugden. Umpire Aleyuaid.
At Boston
Boston 6 7 0 0 0 1 620
Louisville 5 0 0 2 13 1 11
Hits Boston, 16; Louisville, 13. Errors
Boston, 8; Louisville, 2. Batteries
Hodson, Stlvetts and (Janzel; Wadsworth,
Knell and Grim; (game called, darkness).
Umpire Hurst.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia.. 0 001280006
Cincinnati ....0 0300000 03
Hits-Philadelphia, 11; Cincinnati, 6.
Errors Philadelphia, 1; Cincinnati, 1.
Batteries-Taylor and Clements, Whit
rock and Msrrltt. Umpire Emslie.
At Baltimore
Baltimore 1 1012040 x 9
Chicago 0 1001 01008
Hits Baltimore, 11; Chicago, 11. Errors
-Baltimore, 8; Chicago, 1. Batteries
Hemming and Robinson; Terry and Schri
ver. Umpire Keefe.
At Washington
Washington ,.C 0 1 0 0 0 07
St. Louis.. 4 0 2 0 0 4 010
Hits Washington 8, St. Louis 10. Er
rors Washington 2; St Louis 8. Batter
iesHaddock and McOroire; Clarkson,
Breitenstein and AlUIer, Umpire Betts,
Came called; darkness.
STATE LEAGUE.
At Hazleton Hazleton, 12; Harris
burg, 4.
At Reading-Heading, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
At Lancaster Lancaster, 8; Shenan
doah, 6.
At Pottsville First game Pottsville,14;
Ashland, 7. Second game (seven innings;
darkness) Pottsville, 8; Ashland, 4.
BASE BALL NOTES.
Tbe record for one game for base steal,
ing is held by Hamilton, of Philadelphia,
sum was won last r riaay, in tne second
game with Washington Hamilton made
three runs, throe hits, one two-baser, ac
cepted four chances and stole seven bases,
establishing a new record up to that time
had been five, held by several players.
Hamilton stole second base four times and
third base three times.
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
The annual road race of the East Orange
Ramblers will take place over the Plaiu
fleld East Orange course on Sept, 15. The
distance is eighteen miles.
"Kld"Loyd, of Peoria, I1L, was knocked
out by Joe Bertrand, of Oregon, in a prize
fight in one round at Peoria Friday. Loyd
received a blow over the heart that
knocked him out so effectually that he did
not come to his senses for nearly an hour.
A cable from London says that Paddy
Blavin, who has challenged Corbett or
Jackson, or the winner of the fight to
meet him for 3,000 a side and a purse,
says if 3,000 seems too much he is will
ing to reduce the amount to 2,000 in order
to facilitate arrangements for a fight.
The match game of pool for $100 a side
and the championship of Long Island be
tween John L. Furman, of Patchogue, and
William S. Hart, of New York, was won
by Furman by a score of 100 to 57. This Is
the fourth time Furman has won the
championship of Long island.
"Danny" Nesdham has reoeivsd a prop
osition from tbe Auditorium Athletic
club, of New Orleans, for a twenty-five
round glove contest with Australian
Arthur Walker for a purse of 11,500, the
contest to take place Oct. 10. Needham
says he will accept the proposition.
Billy IPllmmer, the bantam champion,
and Johnny Murphy the :famous little
boxer, of Boston, met Saturday and signed
articles of agreement to meet in a finish
contest under the auspices of the Olympio
club of New Orleans, on Sept. 24. The
match is for apurselof ft. 000; 13,500 to the
winner and 1500 to the loser.
Artieles of agreement for a twenty round
glove contest, to take place on the Missis
sippi river on orraboui Sept. 20, bsvs been
signed by Dan Daly, of Bangor, Me., and
Johnnie Van Heest. The men will go into
training at once. The winner is guaran
teed $250 with a fair percentage of the re
ceipts, while the loser will get $60 to con
sole him for his defeat
From present indications tbe annual
championship meeting of the Amateur
Athletio union, to be held at Travers isl
and on Sept 15, will be a memorable af
fair. Thomas L. Paton, president of the
Canadian Amateur Athletio union, says
that Canada would be represented by four
sterling athletes, all capable of finishing
one, two, three in their respective events.
A tierce fifteen-round fight, in which
gloves and bare knuokles were used al
ternately, took place Saturday morning
between Tom Shields and Pete Mace, both
of Brooklyn, in a stable. Knockdowns
were frequent and the flow of blood was
copious. Bhields oould not get enough ex
citement out of tbe slugging match with
covered hands, so in the eleventh round
he removed the gloves, and his invitation
to his'opponent to follow suit was imme
diately accepted. Shields finally got the
decision by knocking Mace out with a
vicious right hander.
Hugh Behan, tbe manager of "Young
Griffo , met "Jaok" McAnliffa Satnrdav
evening and bad a long talk with biw
Booms anocner maton between the Aus
tralian and the Brooklynite. Nothing
vuio ui it, uowever, as moAnnne stated
he intended to lav off for a while and talis
a rest. He said the fast life he has been
leading has put him entirely out of con
dition and that he wants to brace up be
fore he Dalits strain. On thin
has abandoned his play, the "King of the
Turf." McAullffe said he would require
at uum turee monios in wnicn to train.
It is likely that Griffo and "Andy" Bowen
will be matched to fight to a finish before
the Olympio club on Sept 23 tor a $4,000
1JUIBO.
Four Big- Suceesssa,
Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
tnem, tne following four remedies have
reached Duenomenal sale. Dr. Kins' a
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, each bottle guaranteed Eleo.
trio Bitters, the great remedy for Liver,
Stomaohand Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, and Dr.
King's New Life Pills, which are a perfect
Sin. ah tnese remedies are guaranteed to
o just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold
byMatthers Bros', drug store.
Pittston.
The board of government of tbe
Diocesan onion made a final demand of
tbe Father Matthew Total Abstinence
and Benevolent society at; a meeting of
the latter organization held Sunday
that tbe trophy in dispute be turned
over at onee to'tbe Father Wbitty so
ciety, of Providence. Their refusal to
do so would be considered an aot of in
subordination and if the Father Mat
thew society still ressisted they would
be expelled as a member of tbe Dio
cesan nnlon. The Father Matthew so
ciety after a short discussion deaided
that they bad previously done all they
proposed to do in tbe matter and were
content to accept tbe oonsequences,
Tbe tent meetings continue to gain
interest daily. Every evening crowds
that tax the accommodations afforded
gather to bear tbe addresses. On Fri
day evening next an all day meeting
has been arranged for. Besides Evan
gelist Schlverea and Mr. Weeden,
Evangelists Moody and Whittle, and
Ira D. Sankee, tbe noted Gospel singer,
will partieipate in the services.
At a meeting held Monday evening
the Niagara Engine company decided
to participate in the firemen's celebra
tion at Wilkes-Barre on Sspt. 13.
About 3 o'clock yesterday morning a
blaze was discovered in the frame
workshop on tbe Lewis Cohen prop
erty, in tbe alley between Charles and
Spring streets, in tbe rear of South
Main. An alarm was sent in from box
43, and before the gong had stopped
blowing the firemen bad water on tbe
flames. The flumes were extinguished
before tbe fire had gained much head
way. The wedding of Ceeil Dickover, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., to Mies Helen Laz
arus, of this plaoe, oocurred at 8 o'clock
last evening at the borne of tbe bride's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Major
Smith, on North Main street.
James O'Neil and wife, of William
street, were in Hyde Park yesterday in
attendance upon the funeral of Thomas
Shearn.
Frank Banker, who baa been making
a tour of European cities for tbe past
two months, lias returned borne.
Charles B. Kaiser, of Wilkes-Barre,
stood highest in the competitive ex
amination for a free scholarship in tbe
State college at Bellefonte, offered for
suoh disposal by Senator Eline to ap
plicants from the Twenty first senator
ial district A Mr. Msntzer was the
only other applicant found qualified to
enter the college of the large class that
was examined. Gazette.
May field.
Professor Taggert, principal of the
Mayfisld school, has taken up his abode
in Jermyn.
Missis Katie Kllker and Mary Boms
were at Farview Monday.
H. J. DeGraw and Walter Griffiths
bronght home from Farview Mondays
rib from the ox which the Mozart boys
served up to tbeir patrons.
W. J. Bergen is in Philadelphia at
tending tbe convention of the Catholic
Mutual Benefit association.
The clerks of Simpson & Watklns'
store at Carbondale and Mayfield
crossed bats Monday afternoon. The
Mayfield boys won as usual,
A Silverman, of New York, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. David Mendle
son, of Hltl street
M. J. Walsh was in Scranton yester
day on business.
Mrs. Thomas Brennon visited the
Eleotric City yesterday.
Miss Mame Keynolds. of Port Jems,
N, Y.. who has been visiting friends
here the past two weeks, returned to
her home yesterday.
Timothy MeCarty and Cornelius Sul
livan were at Farview Monday.
C. a. Hoyt was in Carbondale Mon
day evening.
Minooka.
James Powell and William Toole.
both of Greenwood, left Monday for
Stroudsburg Normal sohool to resume
tbelr studies.
John Mullen left yesterday for Mans
field Normal sohool where be will enter
upon bis second year.
lhe stage in tbe Temperance hall Is
being enlarged six feet on account of
the coming production of the cantata.
Miss Dora Rookafellow, of Philadel
phia, is visiting Mrs. Mary E. Mackin,
of Five Points.
Tommy Brennen and Paddy Mo
loney, tbe two parties who inserted
the powder in tbe pips smoked by
young Hartnett, of Miner's Hill, last
week, were arraigned before Alderman
O'Malley last .night. They waived a
bearing and entered bail for $.00 for
their appearanoe at oourt.
There will beaipeeial meeting of
St, Joseph's Total Abstinence and Ben
efit society in their hall at Minooka this
evening to make arrangemonts for the
reception to Rev. P. J. McManui
Forest City.
Miss Vinnie Hyatt, a popular young
lady of this plaoe, will leave in few
days to visit her sister in Chicago.
Miss lona Tyler returned to her home
in this borough Monday, after a two
weeks' visit at Af ton. N. Y.
John Matey and E, D. Bradley rode
their bicycles to Susquehanna Sunday.
Monday they spent the day at Bine-
bamton, returning to this plaoe Mon
day evening.;
An error was made in yesterday's
Tribune in regard to a special train
that will convey the singers of the
United choir to Scranton. The train
will be run by the Delaware and Hud
son Canal company instead of the On
tario and Western company as stated
of my strength is perfect diges
tion. I use the genuine Johann
Hoff 's Malt Extract, and find
that it greatly aids me in the
proper assimilation of food. "
signed) Eugene Sandow.
Beware of imitations. The
genuine has the signature of
on neck label. ;
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Solo
Agents, New York.
HIS HONOR, THE BABY
His Absorbing Love and Loyalty for
Mamma During the First Year,
Two Hearts That Beat as One.
A pretty, healthy child,
With cheeks like an apple,
Who bubbles, chatters, prattles,
Who laughs beneath your klsse.
Perhaps It la well that but few
mothers know that more than one
third of the bubles born die before they
have lived a yeur, and two-thirds of
tnem ale in the numnier months.
Where the food is absolutely pure
and sufficiently nourishing, though
the mercury runs bio.b, children get
along as a rule perfectly well.
When for any reason the mother
canuot nurse her child, or when her
milk is insufficient or poor in quality,
the best trained nurses use lactated
food at once. It is known to make
firm flesh, a clear Bkin, bright eyes,
and to strengthen the body so that
diarrhea, cholera Infantum and ex
hausting summer sickness ,uo not easily
gain a footing. Lactated food babies
are rosy specimens of genuine fun lov
ing, noisy children that develop strong
physiques with large bouea and mus
cles. yesterday. The train will leave the
Erie station at 8 a. m., stopping at all
stations between here and Scranton.
Fare to Soranton and return has been
aoeursd at the extremely low rate of
73 cents. It is desired that all who
wish to go purchase tickets by tonight.
A special train will leave Scrnnton after
tbe competition at 13.30 a. m., .Saturday
morning and run through Forest City,
stoppiug at all stations along tug route.
Hallstead.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Yolk, of Dayton,
N. Y.. are visiting at the residence of
J. S. Jacobus on Main street.
Mrs. A. M. Wellr. of Wilkos-Barre,
is visiting Mrs. S. B. Chase,
Fred Hsrriok, formerly of this plac,
but who now resides in tbe Parlor City,
called on friends in town toilay.
Mrs. L. M. Ureen, of Hartford, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Jerome Jones visited Bingham-
ton today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chase and
children, of Baltimore, are visiting
tbeir parents in this city.
Li. i. Sawyer was a visitor in the
Parlor City today.
The following is the programme for
the Sunday School institute for the
Third district of Susquehanna county
to be beld at the Baptist cburou in
New Milford on Friday of this week,
Sept. 7, which embraces all the San
day schools' in New Milford, Great
lien a, rraukitn and liberty townships
with included boroughs: Morning ses
sions: 10.00, organization and devo
tional services; 10 80, "Welcome
words." Rev. U C. Gellat. of
New Milford; 10.45, response.
Rev. L. W. Church, of Hallstead;
11, "Institute Work." Protestor U. B.
Glllet, of New Milford; 11 HO, "En
couragement in Sunday School Work,"
E. W. Watson, of South New Milford;
13. "Song and Prayer of Thanksgiv
ing;" free discussion of all topics.
Afternoon session 1 30, "Good Order
in Sundsy bohool," H. J. Deacon, of
rrankiin; 'i, "Tidings from the
Schools;" 2.30, ''Grading and Graduat
ing," J. J. Coleman, of New Milford;
3, "Memorizing tbe Word," Mrs Ansel
Gear, of Liberty; collection here taken
to defray institute expenses; 8.30,
"Primary Teaching, Who Called to It,"
MS. Janus Millard, of Hallstead; 4,
"Heart to Heart Work," Rv. John Da
vis, Hallstead; 4 89, "For Jesus Sake,"
Ella McKinney, of Franklin. Question
box opened by S. V. Trumbull, of
New Milford. Evening exeroises: 7
o'clock, song service; 7.30, inquiry,
"Watchman Tell Us;" of the Sabbath
sehool, "What of the Past?" Rev. At
kinson, or Upionville; 8, "What of tbe
Present!'' Rev. E D. Cook, of Franklin
Forks; 8.30, "What of the Prospect?"
Rev. J. S. Crompton, of Great Bend;"
9, secretary's report, parting words,
thanks, prayer, benediction. All Trib
une subscribers wbo intend to ' be
pressnt can clip tbe programme from
their favorite puper.
Dr.JReeves, 413 Spruca street, Scranton,
cures blood poisoning; 9a. m. to 9 p. m.
The Fur on Kitty's Back.
The suspected pet is more frequently
than otherwise a cat. is the suspicion cor
rect? Nino times out of ten, in all proba
bility, the answer will depend upon the
like or dislike of the speaker toward the
fclinorace. But in such a problem all con
siderations of like and dislike should cer
tainly be put aside; for (assuredly no person
of sane mind would allow liking for any
manner of animal pet to prove a source of
danger to the children of the home. Is or
is not the fur on puss' back a natural har
bor for disease germs? By wny of experi
ment confine the auimal for u time iu a
room permeated with the fumes of tobacco
smoke till the fur becomes thoroughly im
pregnated with the odor. Let puss take
an extensive out of door circuit, even on a
windy winter day, and then smell of her.
The result will show whether ber fur is re
tentive orotberwbso. Good Housekeeping.
Simple Tester fur Liueuieu.
The modification of a well known ex
periment bus been turned .to good account
in bcing'made a handy tester for linemen.
A small square of India rublwr has a plate
ot brass fastened on euch side. A strip oi
zinc and a twenty-five cent piece can bt
slipped under between, the brass and the
rubber, while from the plates two leading
wires are taken. Teats of continuity can
then betaken by connecting the wires to
the circuit uud touching the two pieces oi
metal with the tongue. New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
Job's Comforter.
The Cuptniu Colonel Waxem will be
banqueted after his wedding tonight, and
I am to respond to the toast, "None but
the brave deserve the fair." What the
deuce shall I sayf
The Major I hardly know how to ad
vise you. After you've seen the bride.
you'll have to turn your speech into an
urguineut to prove either that Waxem isn't
bruvo or that he isn't getting his deserts.
Kate Field's Washington.
The Complexities of the Code.
Jones Why didn't you give Whippleton
satisfaction when be challenged your
ltobiuson According to the code, I could
not light him unless I retracted the insult.
Jones And what was tbe insult, pray?
Robinson I told him ho was not my
equal. Kate nam's Washington.
A Question of Average.
Doctor Um I Cold no bettor? Strange.
Been taking cod liver ollf That's right.
Been wearing medicated underclothing?
Patient Well, yes; that is, I had a very
light suit and a very heavy one.
Doctor Don't mean to tell mo you've
been wearing one and then the other?
Patient Yes. I thought they would
average up all right. Clothier and Fur
nisher.
Cure for Croup. Use .Dr. Thomas'
Electric Oil according to directions. It is
the beat remedy for all sudden attacks of
colds, pain and inflammation and Injuries.
ONE CENT
A Word.
tTanUef mtt kind cost that much, m
pt Situation! Wanttd,which or insert
For Rent
rvi UnU PKMTHf)nM B. 12S WYO-
J ming arenne- Inquire of janitor or In
Glohe sture. W ill tent hair or whole of ot'te.
UKI-.1M V1LLE hAIVl A rill JUAJNU AViun-
COMPANY.
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH CEL
lar, centrally located, first floor; SlU'per
monin: suitable ror nouseiceeuiug. lanuim
Harria' Drug Store. P.-na avenue.
IOB Kf.N .ONE-HALF STOKE. DM
Penu avenue. ftiO ler month.
t.H)K KEN T N ICE LY-FU H 1SH ED HALL
' suitable for lodxe rooms. JOHN JLK
MYN, 119 Wyominit avenue.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED - A FURNISHED HOUSE;
V nosaesston October 15. F. H. JEKMYN.
Ill Wyoming Ave.
For Sale.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD KUBN1TUKE AT
nrivato xale. In first class condition. Call
at 2ti Lackawafiua avenue.
Help Wanted-Male..
COLIC1TOK WANTED AT ONCE BY
O Lawaon & Morer, Box 2391
Special Notices.
rpHE WILSON LUMBER COMPANY.
WHEREAS, Under a certain indenture,
dntud the first day of June, 1393, made be
tw en The Vt llon Lumber Company, a cor
)oration organized under i he laws of North
Carolina, and the undersigned, T ie Lacka
wanna Trust and Bate Deposit Company, a
corporation organized under the laws of Penn
sylvania, as trust's, recorded June lU, 18113, in
the Reglste 's omVe, Caldwell county, North
Carolina, in Book F of Mortgages on pages 641
to M4 it Is, among other thing, provided that
if default shall be made in the payment ot
any interest due tberoon for sixty flays after
any Bemi-annual installment thoreof shall
fall due and lie demanded, or shall neglect or
fail to set aside, or cause to be set aside, the
installment of four thousand dollars ($4.0JU)
annually for tbe creation of a sinking fund,
for the space of sixty days after the time
mentioned for such action, snch neglect or
failure shall in each cae bj deemed
to be a forfeiture of the conditions
of tlie trust mortgage, and then and
in that event it snail be lawful for tbe
trustee, upon tbe request of the owners of a
majority in vulueof the bonds then outstand
ing, to enter upon and take possession of the
lands and property of the trust mortgage de
scribed, and t) sell said lands to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
Caldwell county, North Carolina, Brat adver
tising the same once a week for thirty (30)
days in one nonrBpaper published in said
county, and one newspaper published In
Scranton, Pa., and upon such sale-to convey
the amo to tbe purchasers in fee simple and
out of the monors received from said sile to
pay said bonds and interest with costs of
sale, etc.
And Whereas, Default has been made in
thepaymont of the coupons accompanying
the Loads secured by said trust mortgage.and
the payment of the installment into the sink
lug fund, and said default has continued for
more than sixty days,
And Whereas, The undersigned has been
requested by tbe hold era of the majority of
the bonds issued under and secured by said
trust mortnage to proceed and sell the lands,
rights, franchises, improvements, contracts,
agreements, choses In aotion, privileges and
appurtenances therein conveyed.
Now, Therefore, The Lackawanna Trust
and Safe Deposit Company hereby glvea no
tice that it will, upon the 19th day of Septem
ber, A.D. 1HIM. at ID o'o'ock am., at the court
house door in Lenoir, ( aid well county, North
Carolina, proceod to sell all the lands, rights,
franchises. Improvements, contracts, agree
ments, choses in action, privileges and appur
tenances in said trnat mortgage described
and set forth, i
THE LACKAWANNA TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO.. Trustee.
H. J. ANDERSON, Vice President
CHA3. H. WELLES, Attorney.
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MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 144,
corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets tor &3.6U Good
table board.
Notice of Dissolution.
THE CO-PARTS EKSHIP HERETOFORE
X existing under the name of Schlager &
Co. lias this day been mutually dissolved.
Gon. B. Rlne retiring. The insurance business
will continue under same name, E. E. Teal
being associated with Charles Schlager.
SCHLAGER & CO.
Scranton, Pa., September 4, 1894.
Incorporation.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
X the County of Lackawanna. September
Term. m. No. 11X14.
Notice is hereby given that an application
win ue maue to above court on Tiiursuay,
September. 2ltth. 18M. at ten o'clock a. m..
under the "Corporation Act of lt74." of the
Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, and tbe sup
plements thereto, for the charter or an in
tended corporation to bo called "TheWil
Ham A. and Lawrence Colliery Keg Fund,"
the charter and objeat of which is for
l.enencial and protective purposes from fundi
collected therein and for these purposes to
have, possess and enjoy all tbe rignts, benefits
ana privileges or tne saiu act or aasemoiy ana
its suonleuiunts.
Th proposed charter is now on file In the
f rotuonotary s omce.
JOHN M. HARRIS, Solicitor.
Banking.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THK
LACKAWANNA TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY
of 401 Lackawanna avenue. Scranton. Lack
awanna county, Pennsylvania, at the close
of business, August si, liwt:
. . RESOURCES.
Cash on hand S 80.1GS 64
Checks and other canb items 0,640 75
Due from banks and bankers fJ3,(17 29
Commercial and oruer paper owned xli.TZn 91
Call loaus upon collaterals 24,(J0 00
Time loans upon collaterals... ...... 150,072 11
Loans upon bonds and mortgagee... 1I.HJ0 It)
investment i BtocKS,uoiuit. i
securities c J31H.H73 73 V 4'28,308 S3
owned, viz.: I M'tKages.. 112.2116 101
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 34,724 1)5
t-nfe deposit vaulta DU.OIKI nil
Overdralts 87
- 1,032,1)19 Bit
LIABILITIES,
Capital stock paid iu $250,000 00
Surpltu fund 6D.0U0 U0
Undivided profits, lea expeuaes and
taxes paid 20.702 2(1
Deposits subject to check 087, Id! a
Deposits special 14,309 Si
Due to banks and bunkers lo,ii8 V0
Dividends unpaid 144 0J
Commercial and other paper or se
curities pledged , None.
Bills payable i...... None
Miscellaneous liabilities None
91,082,9111 98
Amount Trust Funds invested I 43,7H4 69
Amount Trust Funds uninvested..., . -1,23(1 18
44,972 7S
Report in , dotall of above securities has
ueen mane to u. n. unu JimiAAit, superin
tendent of Banking, as called for.
Btate of Pennsylvania, County of Lacka
wanna, as.:
I.Unnrv J. Andsraon.vioa-Drest.of the abovo-
named company, dp solemnly awear that the
above statement is true to tne Dost of mv
1.. i i -J l u a u : .1 . r
HtNKY J. ANDEHtiON. VIce-PrMt
Subscribed and sworn to before ms this 4th
aay or eeptemner, 1W4. (signed)
P. L. HITCHCOCK, Notary Public.
Con-eot Attest:
(Uivnad) H. T. BLACK. )
J. BK.NJ. DI M MICK, i-Directors.
unAH, n vv ul1jEj, i
Mualo Box Exolusivaly.
Beat mad. Play any desired number ot
tnnea. Uauuchl a Bona., raannraotnrera,
jtflu jnesmut atreet, rmiaueipnuv won.
derfnl orchertrial organ, only IS and 110.
Specialty! Old musia boxes carefully re-
paireu ana unproved witn new tana.
onnolly & Wallace
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
FOR AN OPENING FLYER
20 Pieces Changeable Covert Cloths, 54nces
wide, strictly all wool,
At 55c. a Yard
The greatest Bargain in Dress Goods
in Scranton.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE
Do You Sleep Well ?
If not, get one of nature's BEST SEDATIVES,
iL Pine IZEattress
They Are Inexpensive.
THE SCRAOT
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY, SEPT, 17.
ALL NEW AND UP TO DATE.
M. B. LEAVITT'S
Popnlar Spectacular Production,
SPIDER and FLY
The play entirely rewritten and elabor
ated ana ail tne reatures ana
effects brand new.
A COLOSSAL SCENIC CREATION.
Matchless in all its details. The radiant oil
man ot Pantomime, Kpeotacle, Comedy and
Burlesque Brilliantly Bienaea.
cue ox soats opens weauesaayattf a.m.
THE FKOTHINGHAM
Friday, Saturday and Saturday Mat.
8EP1EMBKK 7 AND 8.
The Peerless Comedienne,
BETflK BEKNAKD CHASE,
And her excellent company of thirty people,
pruuucmg me latest tarce comeay,
1996
Stx Slneimr and Dancln? Soubrettes. Elelit
Singing and Dancing Comedians. And Tier
own complete Band and Orchestra.
f irst tune in tnie city or tno latest New
York suocess. THK BEAUTIFUL LIVING
PICTURES, presented at a cost of $1,000.
Katuraay Matinee Heme Bernard cnaat in
The Little Coauette." Saturday Nisht
1996."
bale of seats commences Wednesday.Sept.S.
H. A. HULBERT'3
City Music Store,
X WXOMINO AVg SCBANTO
tetttwat son
Decker brothers a
UUJNIC1H ft BACK
PIANOS
4Uasa targe atoek of Brat-alaa
ORGANS
ICTJBIOAIj merchandise
MUblC, tuLX. Elii
A. W. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREE7
BICYCLES AND SPORTING
GOODS.
-Viator. Oendron, Eclipse, LovelL Diamont
- and Other VVhaola.
Hotel Waverly
European Plan. FIrst-claas Bar attnehafl.
Depot tor Bergner A Engel'i Tannhnuser
Bear.
IE Cor, 15th indfilhtoti, WMi
Moat desirable for residents of N.E. Penn
aylvanla. All conveniences for traveler!
to and from Broad Street station and the
Twelfth and Market Street station. D
alrable for visiting Berantonlana and peo
tie in the Anthracite Kegloa.
T. J. VICTORY.
PROPRIETOR.
Situations Wanted.
BARKEEPER A STEADY, SOBER AND
Industrious young man would like to se
cure a position; understands his business and
la a good, quick mixer; would like a position
in city or country and oan turniah good refer
ences from last employer. Address, Bar-
keeper, DUO Lackawanna ave, Scranton.
YOUNG MAN, 8, WANTS POSITION A8
shorthand writer: can furnish good
ef STencea. Address A. W. Tribune office.
QITUATION WANTED BY AN HONEST
O Boy It yeara ot age. Call at or addraaa
lOUHampton at, Hyde Park, Soranton Pa.
209
ESTABLISHED 1866. 86,000 IN USE,
Instrument In every sense ot the term as
applied to Pianos.
Exceptional in holding their original fulness
of tone.
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE, No. 80 Fifth
avenue.
SOLD BY
E.C. Ricker&Co.
1 15 Adams Ave. New Telephone Bdg
We Lion Allen & Co,
STOCKBROKERS.
Bay and sell Socki,Bond and Grain
on New York Exoaangei and Chicago
Board of Trade, either fur cash or on
margin.
412 Spruce Street.
tLoeal Stock a Specialty.
a du3. HICK, Wlansger,
TELEPHONE 6,002.
Maloney Oil and
Manufactur'g Co.
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER
141 TO 151 MERIDIAN ST,
WHY HIT
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAE Solid
Oak Bedroom Set!
We sell Furniture as cheap as
any house in the country that in
tends to give honest value for the
money. Try us.
m bHD 207
IWmm
l"T mall Prepaid. With
'tFUHt AND AFTtR USING.no other. Address A'lCKVE beeuuo.. Masonic, lempie. uaicou.".
For Sale in Scrftnton, Pa.,byH. C. SANDERSON, Druggist, a. Washington
- op reiiina ino on'v
RESTORED
Uiiuujia j isijiiii im
BUJb'otus and Atnut mum
antce to cure or
Fur Sale bv C. M. HABK13, UriuKlst,
nfw eifcowj.
VAX Wf X .'S4""-5.'
Lj lavoluntsrt EmllMoas from any ohm. If ntglMtod, such troubles Im4 t,
""as eolKUrantion ar luaftnitw. SI ftn n Iu.. k .! k.... tnr OA. With ttv.rv 1
Jtafota Mul Altu Uaiu.
Foraale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spvuce Street, Scranton, Pa.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING COl
BCBANTON AND WILKES-BARRB. PA- 14 ANUF ACT 0 RIBS 07
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
.General Office. SCKANTOK, FX
ever offered
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
Dr. EX Grewer
The Philadelphia Specialist, and his associated
ataff of Engliih and German phvsictans,
are now permanently located at
811 SPRUCE ST., SCRANTON.
The doctor ia a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvanla.fonnerly domonstrator of pliyel
o!o?y and surgery at the lledico-Chlrurgical
College of Philadelphia. A spwialty ot
Chronio, Nervous, Skin, Heart, Womb and
Blood diseases.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
The symptoms of which are dizziness, lack ot
confluence, sexual weakness in men and wo
man, ball rising in the throat, spots floating
before the eyes, loss of memory, unable to con
centrate the mind on one subject, easily
atartled when suddenly spoken to, and dull,
distressed mind, which unflts them tor per
forming the actual duties of life, making hap-
?iness impossible; distressing the action of
he heart, cansing flash ot heat, depression of
aoirita. evil forebodintrs. cowardice, fear.
dreams, melancholy, tire easy of company,
feeling as tired in the morning as when retir
ing, lack of energy, nervousness, trembling,
confusion of thought, depression, constipation,
weaknesa of tho limbs, etc. Those so affected
should consult us immediately and be restor
ed to perfect health.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If you have been given up by your physician
call upon the doctor and be examined. Ho
cures the worst cases of Nervous Debility. Scro
fula, Old Sores,CatarrbPiles,Female Weakuees,
Affections of tho Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
Asthma, Deafness, Tumors. Cancera and Crip
ples of every description.
Consultations free and strictly sacred and
confidential. Office hours daily from 8 a. m.
toll p. m. Sunday 8 to 2.
.ico uve imut stamps for symptom
blank and my book called "New Life."
1 will pay one thousand dollars in gold to
anvone whom 1 cannot cure of EPILEPTIC
CONVULSIONS or FITS.
DR. E. GREWER.
311 Snruce Street. Scranton. Pa.
tor
WOHIKG HE.
RESTORED!
'NERVESEED8.
fhUVtMeferffcl naval; foil
Htd U rt all Mntii 4if
(t " 1 Vl
canes, stieh as Wcnk Memory, Los of Brain Power. Headache. WakefulneM,
IxntManhood.Ntalitly KniiBilons, Nnrroiunens.alldralnsand spf powr
InUeueratlveOruana ozvuttrmn"y"T'aiSrnZ
excessive uo of tobacco, opium or stimulant which lead to I'lflnnUT. Con
gumption or Inaaulty. On be carried In vest pocket. 1 per dot, for o.
!?"r.r?K?t."53
i.m-uini . - - v ...
DR. MOTH
M&VEBISB
PILLS
MANHOOD
The great remedy fornervous prostration and all nervous diseases of
vl t h imnHraltve onranS of either aex. suph an N'nrvnua Pmstrattm. Fall
i lnit or Lost Manhood, lmputenoy. Nightly Emissions, Y outbful Errors,
im) MeLtal Worry, excessive nse of Tobacco or Opium , which lead to Con.
refund the money. Pold at Ml.OO per box. A bozet
1X1 rami Avftnue.
RESTORiv
LOST VIGOR
win arses yon spin ihi. soiawiia minis
erttr w si is a wrttttn gimu.tr to curs it rufiiad ta moaay. Adur -PBAL
MEDICIMB OO.. Cl.i.lsud, Ohio.
Pharmacia, cor. Wyoming Avenue and
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