THE FCRANTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 21, 1894.
Southern Democrat Objects to Mr.
Hoar's Remarks on Webster.
GIFTS l'KOM NEW HAMPSHIRE
Statues of General Sturk onJ Daniel Web
stcr Ara Received with Appropriate
Ceremonies by Congress- House
Talks ou Currency.
By the United Press.
Washington, Doc. 20.--The senate de
voted the entire time of lis ulttlnK to
day to the uddreases in connection with
the acceptance and pluclni? in the stat
uary hall of the capltol, of the marble
Btatues of General John Stark and
IXaniel Webster, presented by the state
tf New Hampshire. There were four
speeches made in eulogy of Stark, and
ten In eulogy of Webster.
The one that attracted most attention
was that of Senator Hoar (Rep., Mass.)
in relation to Mr. Webster, whose
speeches, he said, were the literature
of American nationality. They were
to the American what the Psalms of
David were to the Hebrew, what the
songs of Uurns were to the Scotch
man. Up to the seventh of March,
1850. When he made, his speech in the
senate In support of the fugitive slave
law, he was the oraclo of New England.
Hut on that day he put himself in oppo
sition to the conscience of the north.
The voice of law, as he Interpreted It,
and the voice of God, speaking to the
Individual soul, then for the first time
In the nation's history seemed to be in
conflict. Nothing, said Mr. Hoar, could
have resisted the dominion of Daniel
"Webster over New England until he
provoked an encounter with the inex
orable conscience of the Puritan, Mr.
Hoar's concluding sentence was warm
ly applauded. It was: "He is the one
foremost llgure in our history between
the day when Washington died and the
day when Lincoln took the oath of
olllce."
Mr. Morgan (Dem., Ala.) followed Mr.
Hoar and took an opposite view of Mr
Webster's defence of the fugitive slave
law, regarding it as the most conspicu
ous evidence of his moral courage,
obeying the constitution of the United
States rather than the clamor and sen
timent of New Kngland.
Ceremonies in the House.
Pursuant o an order adopted last
week the hoase turned aside today from
its consideration of matters relating to
the statues of General John Stark, the
hero of Bennington, and of Daniel Web
ster, the famous lawyer, orator and
Btateman. Speeches were made by
Representatives Baker and Blair, of
New Hampshire; Powers and Grant, of
Vermont:-Everett and Morse, of Massa
chusetta, and Curtis, of New York. The
ceremonies closed with the adoption of
resolutions of thanks of congress for
the gifts.
Before these exercises the house spent
three hours In further discussion of
the Carlisle currency and hanking bill;
a speech for it being made by Mr.
Sperry (Dem., Conn.) and against it by
Mr. Brosius (Rep., Pa.), members of the
committee on banking and currency.
Mr. Brosius, in speaking In opposition
to the bill, said the discussion had de
veloped the remarkable fact that
friends of the pending measure, while
advocating Its passage and declaring
Uimselves to be In favor of it, were
' yet opposed to every single line of It.
This condition, he said, invited some
reflections arising from matters outside
of the merits of the bill Itself.
An urgent deficiency bill was passed
appropriating "$300,000 to carry on the
work fit closing up the eleventh census
and $100,000 to pay fees of 'Jurors and
witnesses in United States court."
The senate bill granting a pension of
$100 a month to the widow of General
Nathaniel P, Banks was unanimously
agreed to on motion by Mr. Sickles
(Dem., N. Y.)
INDiSlALTOPICS.
Beginning with ithe first of the your,
the Central Railroad of New Jercey
will 'take charge of the now line recent
ly qoiwtruoted by A. S. Van Wlckle to
his colliery at Culciulne. The Central
Mil keep the line In repair and will ob
tain the largest proportion of the ton
nage.
The rumor of a prospective gigantic
roal combine Is current anew, and It Is
claimed negotiations are now In pro-
Kress between the coul operators of
Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Virginia, to form a trust that would
control the bituminous coal of the east
and south as absolutely as the Stand
ard OH company does the oil product.
Carbondale Leader: "There will b
plenty of coal at Wllkes-Barre long af
ler that at Scran ton has been mined
Jut. So all prominent geologists and
fxperlcnced minors say. There ' ihe
soal runs In places to a. depth of 2,200
Tect. No other basin In this soptlon
lies deeper ithan 800 feet. The seams
bo'i'jr to far from the surface Is the
reason Why they have not been worked
long Hlnce. Jt will cost more to get
this coal than ithat composing suner-
flcll veins, but that factor no longer
paramount."
The engineers on Superintendent
Mitchell's division of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad want nn Increase of wages.
The engineers on this run formerly re
vived $6.50 the round trip, but were a
liort tlmo ago roducod to $8 the round
trip. The' commlbtee claim that engi
neers on the other runs receive $;i.23 for
Ijms hours' work per day than they
r.ava for $3, beside they are off one day
out of tlliree. It is further claimed by
the mon that the engineers on the Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey are paid
17 for the round trip to Easton and re
turn. Superintendent Mltohell has re
ferred the matter to President Wilbur.
Shamokln Dtajnateh: "Big lmprove-l
ments are under' way ait the Enterprise
Coal company's mine at-Excelsior and
it Is probable that the operators will
soon alnk a new elope there. This new
opening will be made on the Mclmtyre
traot as soon as the location of tha
Mammoth vein is definitely determined
upon. The production of this mine will
be Increased very materially when the
Mclntyre traot 4s once opened up and
developed, as it is a mile In length and
comprises the North dip of the Mum-.
moth vein measuring twenty or thirty
feet in thickness well as the Skid
more ind No's. 9 nd 10 veins. It Is
estimated thnt this traot nlone holds
6,000,000 tons of cotil that can be mined
and shipped."
Dhlladelphla Stockholder: "The point
has been made by the opposition to the
Lehigh Valley management that no
good will result from the election of
Thomas McKuam, as he Is the second
largest Individual holder of Reading
stock, and a director of that company.
The Inference from euoh ail assertion
is that Mr. MfKwin would allow his
personal business to Influence him In
favor of 'the Reading as against the Le
high Valley, the companies being na
tural competitors. Suoh a plea is not
tenable, aside from the reputation for
fairness which Mr. McKean possesses.
In the first plaoe, he Is not only one of
the largest Individual stockholders of
the Reading, but 'has equally large in
terests in the Lehigh Valley, and It Is
reasonable to mssume that he will do
nothing personally to Injure either of
his Interests; on the contrary, It Is evi
dent that he will endeavor to prevent
any clash between the two companies.
Ills election to the Lehigh Valley man
agement, therefore, muy be regarded as
a benefit, as the tendency will be to
operate that company In harmony with
the Reading, not only as to coal prices,
but ojs to coa.1 raites as well, from which
sources the two companies receive their
greaitent Income."
Philadelphia Stockholder: "The so
called Lehigh Vs-rSey stockholders' pro
teotlve committee 'has not abandoned
hope 'that John Wanamaker might con
sent to head Its ticket as candidate for
the presidency of the company. Ac
cording to a otory In circulation the
committee, or representatives of it,
called on Mr. Waiiamaker and asked
him to become 'tlhelr candidate for the
ofllce. He replied, It Is understood,
that if the conimlbtee would guarantee
him support' to the extent of 150,000
shares lie would consent to the use of
his name. What answer was made to
this proposition we have not learned,
but it is believed 'that the guarantee
was not given. There is little doubt
that the management's ticket will vote
at least two shares for every one voted
by the opposition. It Is known that the
management controlled upward of 300,
000 slums before the committee an
nounced Itself, and since then proxies
have been coming In steadily. Unofll
flcral eMtilmates place the number of
shares the management could vote at
me presem mnie ai irom jiiu.uuu to Jii),
000 Bhares. This is a larger number
than Was voted last year, and will be
further Increased before the election;
Indeed, friends of the management as
sert positively that President Wilbur
aiiid his associates will have voted for
them a majority of the entire capital
stock about 800,000 Khares.
Shamokln Dispatch: "On dark nights
the beautiful 'illumination produced by
the lighted gases escaping from the
smoke stacks around the collieries pro
duce a weird but fascinating effect and
but few people are moved by the con
templation of the enchanting peene to
the refleotlon that the illumination in
question is simply so many dollars and
cents going to waste, By inserting a
pyromuter Into the base of a. smoke
stack leading from some cylinder boil
ers In the vicinity it was found that
2,000 degrees of flie tieat was actually
going to waste and with facts staring
us In the face, such improvident waste
ought to be prevented In Borne wav.
The question of just what to do is by
no means unanswerable and has been
already solved 'in the. Wdlkes-Itan-e
and HaaleUm districts by placing n
vertical water tube boiler In the rear
of the cylinder boilers and instead of
allowing the waste gases to go up the
stack, conduct them by means of brick
flues to the vertical waiter tube boiler
and convert that into a smoke stuck.
Results obtained by this simple process
have exceeded the most tianguine ex
peotatlons of those who 'have followed
this plan. In one Instance at Nantl
coke a 400 horsepower vertical waiter
tube boiler developed 5S0 horsepower
from the wnwte ihut alone, making a
total of 980 horsepower, Instead of 300,
wunoui using an ounce more coal or
the employment of an extra hand
These figures will Apeak more eloquent
ly for the utlllzaitlon of waste heat
from cylinder boilers than anything
else, and will give some idea of the vast
amount of heat going to waste all over
the country."
STOCKS AND BONDS.
By the United Press.
New York, Dec. 20. Business was ac
tive at the Stock exchange today, sales
aggregating 179,054 shares. The Increase,
however, was due entirely to the re
vival of speculation In Sugar, the sales
of that stock alone having amounted to
82,900 shares. At the start the stock
was heavy and fell 1 to 88Vs.
The weakness was the result of
Washington advices that the efforts
making to take away the differential
duty now enjoyed by refineries will be
successful. The stock clased at 90. In
the other Industrials, Consolidated Gas
and Chicago Gas were erratic and
Cordage weak. Chicago Gas moved up
to 72',4, and for a time displayed great
strength. Near the close the stock
dropped to 71 Vi on the revival of the re
ports about a reduction in the divi
dend. Cordage dropped to 6Vt, not
withstanding the official announcement
that the interest money on the bonds
due Jun. 1 Is in the bank. The declara
tion of the regular dividends on the
Vanderbllts induced covering of short
contracts in Lake Shore, and the stock
moved up 2 to 138 on light transactions.
The railway list yielded i to per
cent., but when Luke Shore rose to 138
thero was an improvement of Vi to 1
per cent., Reading being most promi
nent In the recovery. Speculation left
oft steady to firm, except for Chicago
Gas, which was weak. Net changes
show gains of Vi to 1 per cent. Chi
cago Gas lost on the day.
Tlio range of today's prices for the ac
tive stocks of the New York stock mar
ket are given below. Tlio quotations are
furnished The Tribune by G. du U. Dlm-mk-k,
manager for William Linn, Allen &
Co., stock brokers, 412 Spruce street,
Scrunton.
Yes. Op'n- High- Low- Clos-
ne mil
WANTS Or ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH. WHEN PAID FOR. IN AD
VANCE. WHEN A BOOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE, NO CHARGE WILL EE LiEHB
THAN 25 CENTS. THIS RULE AP
PLIES TO SMALL WANT ADS, EX
CEPT SITUATIONS WANTED, WHICH
ARE INSERTED FKEHJ.
Agent Wanted.
X MAKE I11U MONEY 8EI.L1NS OUR
-1- Eluctric Telephone. Host tllur on earth.
ivnt nil comDletu reudv to sot un. linen of aiiv
distance. A practical Klactriu Telephone.
Our ugonts ma 1"K ! to $111 a day easy.
hvoryuudy buys; But uionoy without -work.
Pilous Low. Anyone oun make (Taper mouth.
Address VV. P. Harrison Sc Co., Clerk No. 11,
olumbus, O.
GENT WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
Kell the lutiMt aluminum novelties, enor
mous protlttt. Nells at sliiut, delivered free, s-
uro territory, bamplu in velvet lined case
Uth full information. Hie. ('ataffuue fref.
Aluminum Novelty Co., 1135 Broadway. New
York.
VaNTKD - ACTIVE SALESMEN TO
' handlo our lino, no neddlinir. Balarr,
75 per month and uxuonnHg tmid to all. Uoods
entirely new. Apply quickly. P.O. Box, 630S,
ihcoii. hus.
Help Wanted Male.
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position. Uood pay. Experience utilise-
usury. Cuautauuua Mirsorv Co.. Portland.
N. Y.
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Clos. lug. est. est. Itrnr.
A. M. T W! 'i ar.'i Ufi'j
A. T. & 8. P... 4'4 4;'8 4 4'; 4:;4
A. 8. It. C 89 iid'i 90'i fj.S'4 !K)
A. C. t) 21' 2i 244 2I"8
c. m & s. P.. r,s f,7T4 fctti r,7','S tx
C. It. I. & P... (117,4 Hi's filiii 6l7s B-'-a
C, H. & Q 71i 71'4 n 71Hi 71i
C. & N. W 7!4 97Va UK 97' !S
C. C. C. & ft. L ftil'4 39 3H'i, 39 3!),
Can. South.... W4 WlVj WM,
Chos. & 0 17'4 174 17r's "7'i 17
I). C. V. Co.... H'i ft' U 9'i
I). & II 12(l"'i 121134 1 24 I2HJi
(Sen. Klee 85'i 3T 85i K'.i !1.''4
Jersey Cent... 92" 9:1' 9;i;l4 92'4 W
1,. & N M-'i, B3"i W'i M
Lake Shore.... VJf IMiVi MH ISlPa 137
Man. Kle HM'i 10l'j 10T,'4 lOI'i HO
Mo. Pac 2S 274 27 -T:.
Nat Lead 3S SX'j, 3s'i ;( 38
Nat. Cord 7" 7'- 7 ll'i 7'4
New Ens 32 32 32i 82 82
N. Y. C 9!l'i W4 9!l'a 99'4 WVj
Ont. & West.. 1.V4 ir.'i lr.'i l.Vi
P. & K lo 13 14?4 Mi MVs
Tex. Pae 9n
Union Pac ll-j U"4 UT Jl"4 1174
W. & S. 1 0 , ....
W. & 8. I,., Pr 13 .... '
W. Union H S7'4 8714 SOli 87
Ex-dlvldend Pi per cent.
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE PRICES
Op'n- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. Ing.
. rr' m r.s
. 04 C4' 0:1-4 03
WHEAT.
May
lecembor
OATS.
Muy
December
January ...
CORN.
May
.. 32'4 321-i
.. 2!t'. 29'
.. 29! 29'.4
.. 4!'4 49U
December 4i! 4i!
iinuury !',4 4tl4
LAUD.
January C.8r 0.8.1
Muy 7.07 7.10
PORK.
January 11. SO 11. SO
Muy 12.12 12.15
Scrunton Board of Trade Exchange Quo
tutions.
Tar
Val.
100
CO
No.
Shs.
Buffalo Stock Murkct.
By the United Press.
Iluffulo, Den. 20. Cattle Receipts, 1,120
head; on asle, 100 head; market dull
rough steers, $3.25; mixed butchers, $2.8V
3.10; fair to choice fat rows, J2.4on3.'i"i; fat
bull, $2.(t)U2.90. Hogs Receipts, 10.050 head
on sale, 11,450 heurt; market steudy to
firm; "heavy weight Yorkers, J4.35n4.40
Yorkers, 4.30u4.35; pigs nnd light, $l.30a
4.35; mixed packers, $4.30u!.40; gnoil me
(Hums, $4.40a4.45: choli'e heavy, $t.45a4.fii)
roughs, . J3.Wa3.iir; stags, 3u.H..1o, Sheep
and l.amim Kcceipts, B.2U0 heart; on sale,
8,(100 head; murkct very dull; Canada.
Jl.1llu4.20; extra prime nutlvo lambs, J4.
4.35; good to choice, J3.tWa4.10; fair to good,
J:!u3.40; culls und common, J2.2.'u2.75; mixed
sheep, good to prime, J2.30n2.75; eommon
to fair, S2u2.25; export wethers, J1a4.75
export ewes, J3.25a3.50.
Oil Murkct.
By the United Press.
Pittsburg, Dep. 20. Oil opened and low
est, ViW-., hlghost and close, 954e.
Banta Cmus rouldn t make a wiser
choice of a gift for his little friends thun
to present them those funny, droll and
mlrtli-eommnndlng "(Jueer People." All
parts can now be had ut The Tribune
buMlnesd ofllce,
THE PRODUCTION of.a.TONIC
EQUAL in BLOODand FLESH
PRODUCING QUALITIES
CHE GENUIN
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29'.4
49
4.V4
40
C.R2
7.00
11.77
12.10
mi
29
21)1,4
49'4
45
4,
0.82
7.05
11.77
12.10
10
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200
350
WW
Bid.
Scranton Parking Co ....
Providence & Alding
ton Turnpike 75
20 KiO Scrunton Ulass Co
6 Kifl Traders' Nat'l Bnnk 110
1 1000 Mt. Jessup Coal Co.. S00
10 CO Mooslc Mouut'n Coul
Co
CO CO Lnckn. & Montrose
Railroad
100 Reru'n Savings Hank
loo Third Nut'l Dank....
loo First Nat'l Hank
50 Scranton Trac. Co..
100 Walker Automatic &
Steam Coupler Co
100 Allegheny Lum'r Co
C00 Seranton Glass Co
(lionds) , 450
8 100 Wyaluslng Water Co
(llonds)
7 COO Stevens Coal Com'y
(lionds) .'.
8 100 Scra'n Jar and Stop
per Co
0 CO Dime Dep. & DIs.
Dank 02 CO
1 100 Seranton Axle Works ....
20 100 Nutlonul During un
Drilling Co
20 100 Ei-on'my Light, Hunt
and Power Co
4 23 Crystal Lake Water
Co
100 Lacka. Lumber Co...
1U0 Cent. Penn. Tel. &
Supply Co
00 100 Spring llrook Water
Co '.
6 100 First Nutlonul Bank
(Carbondale)
5 100 Lu.'ka. Trust & Safe
Deposit Co
15 1(W Scrunton Bedding Co
C5 im) Bonla Class Co
C 100 Scra'n Lace Cur. Co.
Ask
120
0
CO
'875
' io
sr.
100
coo
100
coo
100
09
75
20
100
100
110
133
100
100
250
103
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100
I
New York Produce Market.
By tho United Press.
New York, Dec. 20. Flour Dull, easy
Wheat Moderately active, drm; No, 2 r
store lind elevator, 59afi0c. ; alldiit, (lie.;
o, b., ti1aG2c; ungraded red, 57a(13c. ; No
northern, (K'iiWUr.; options closei
steady at unehuiigcd prices to i,t dc
el I no with a fuir trade. Coin Dull, firm
No. 2, ri2u55c. elevator; 03n5lic. alloat
steamer mixed, 49VjC.; No. 8, 480.; or
Hons were dull and steady at '4c ilcclln
December, lc. ; January, CUic.; Feb-
ruury, icc May, fe. oats Fairly uc
tlve, Bteadyj options dull, llrm; December,
31c; January, 35c; February, 3.l'4e
Muy, 35'.; spot prices, No. 2, 84c; No.
white, 3iic; No. 2 Chicago, 35c; No.
ai'Ae.i No. 3 white, 37c,; mixed western, 34
STi'ic.j while do., IWalHic; while state. 38a
41 'Ac. Heef-gulfl. Beef Hams Dull.
Tlerced 11 eef --Inactive. Lard (Jub
firmer; western steam, J7.15al.l7',4; ell
li-'Sic; leceinber, J7.15. nominal; Junuar
J7.17, asked; refined, dull: continent, J7.00
South America, $7.90; compound, 5a5
Pork Oulct, Btendy; mess, J13.27al3.7i
Butter Dull, weak; state dulry, 10a2O.
do. i-rcamury, 17a22c; Pennsylvania do,
17u22c: wustern dulry, lOulac; do, cream
ery, I5u24e,; do, factory, loairic; i-.iitiiiH
24c: imitation, creamery, 12ul8c; Jun
creamery, 15n2lc. Cheese Quiet, stoudy;
stale large, 9ulll4c; do. fumy, ll'o. ; Uo,
white, lua1lc; do. Ninnll, 9V.nl2i-. ; part
Bklnis, SliiUllc.i full skims, 2Ujii3c. Kggs
Dull, lower; state and Pennsylvania, 21'M
22c.; refrigerator, 14n2Sc.s western fresh,
21c; do, per ennn, J2u3.f0; southern, IHa
2UVjc; limed, 13ul3Vc
Word.
For Rent.
LX)R RENT FL'KNIHIIED AND UNKUB
X nlsbed rooms at -mh) Lackawanna avenue.
OR BENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
Lackawanna avenue. Address 'i llOMAS
KVANH, aear 1132 Luzerne, Hydo Pari.
L'OR BENT-NICELY FURNISHED HALL
l n,.i,.i,u ., tiiixT ir.'u
MVN, 111 Wyoming ovenu.
F
For Sale,
iVOR 8 ALE-SAMPLE PIANO. USED FIVE
x months; maker a uuarantoe for Ave rears
must be sold regardless of cost; can be seen as
u. w. Williams, bcutc township, near Jor
mini's farm.
1
Special Notices.
'HE ANNUAL MEETING- OP THE
Ktocicuol tiers ot t ho Thud National Hunk
or seranton, will lie held in their directors'
room on Tuesday, January Mil, Iti'Jj, between
mo uours oi ;i auu o i-iock u. m.
1JENKV BELIN, J it., Socretary,
All NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH Ex
hibitions and l-cturo uuon nnv siihicct ili.
sired. These exhibitions will bo Illustrated.
havutff in lnv nossessinn tha moMt nowerful
(tissolviiiK BtoreopticoiiH made.
li. m. UAl.L, Tribune onico.
(onnollv) 8c
Wallace
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE
The five following numbers are the Greatest Value we have ever been able to obtain
We offer them at the following
CUT PRICES:
NO. I. 50 doz. Fine Lawn, hem-stitched, put up doz. in a box. Price, 75c. a box.
NO. a. 40 doz. Pure Uuen, hem-stitched, full size for gentlemen, 25c. each; very fiue letter.
NO. 3. 40 doz. Pure Linen, heni-stitched,in ladies' size, 25c. each, or $1.35 for box of l2 doz.
NO. 4. 100 doz. Jap. Silk, hem-stitched, size adapted for either ladies' or men's use. The
greatest handkerchief bargain ever offered in Scranton. 29c. each, or $1.50 for i doz.
NO. 5. 50 doz. Jap. Silk, large size, for men's use, or for ladies' mufflers, 48c, worth 75c.
Kvery letter represented in above lots.
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m Better Bedding
Carpets Cleaned.
Feathers Renovated.
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Scranton by the
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BLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAQA
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Tiiiiil'nb oltlce. Quick work. Reasonable
prices.
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 141
corner .Spruce stront and Fnuikllu ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets (or 13.50. Uood
ablo board.
Sealed Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
f cuivad at the olllce of tho K.-rnntnn Roai-il
of Health until Saturday, Dee. '.II, 1MI4, at 12
o'clock, for fiirnUhini; pea coal delivered at
the crematory; tho contract to intinuo from
Jan. 1, IMi5, to April I, IstW. The board will
noid between twenty and thirty tons per
month, and resorvo the rijfht to reject any or
nil bl.la. WALT EH BRIGliB, Seoretarv.
Real Estate.
ARMS EXCIIANOEI)
FOIt HOUSES:
bouses px-lmiiL'cd for farms. It. ER
NEST t'O.MEfl YS, Real Estute Agont, lii
WasliinRton, Price BiilldmK.
Lost.
T OST-A SATCUF.L WAS LOST
1J ovonlnft botwoen the P., L. & v.
LAST
dooot
and tho rasidenoe of Valor Everett Warren
on Madison avunuo. The Under will be re
warded by roturniuK it to Mr. Warren.
Strayed,
"? STRAYED TO MV PKEMISES A L1VEK
1j color setter duu: white snot on forehead
and urrust. 1 no owner can nave aamo by pay
luK cost. JOHN JUHU, William street.
Assignee's Notice.
)LEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT JOHV
Walter nnu fciiwara waiter, co-partni-ra
tradliiK as tlio Waller PrintiiiK company,
latoly tradinic as Walter, 'lhorai nou & Co..
bave this day made a gonerul assignment to
me of their property iu trust tor the benefit
oi tbeir creditors.
All twrsona Indebted to toe Walter Print-
liiK company or to Walter, Tlinnipsan & Co.,
uro lierouy notineu io mane immediate lay
incut to me, and nil persons having claims
will i resunt tliam to mo.
juii.n it. ituir, Aasiijnee,
.'ln'i Lackawanna ayenuo,
SUlj Center stroet
1
LAGER
BREWERY.
S Manufacturers of the CelebratoA
P1LSENER
LAGER SEER
CAPACITY:
100,000 Barrels per Annum
HnUtrftiel
info
.vir
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made a
iVi-ii as..
$f of Me.
Charter Applications.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
aiiiilicatiou will Ik) made to tuo court of
Common Pleas of Lackawanna county, or one
of the law judnea thereof, on Monday, the
lUtli dny 1 1 Decuinlwr, imn. ut Uo clock a. in.,
under the proviuioua of tho net of aciieinbly
of tlin commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en
titled "An act to provide for the ineoporation
and remilation of certain corporations." ap
proved April ill. A. D. 1H74, and Its supple
ments, for the charter for an intended cor
poration to bo culled tlin Scrunton Social
chili, thx character and object of which Is for
tho purpose of the maintenance of a club for
social enjovinenla and the literary improve
ment qt Its member from fuima collected
therein, aud for the.-ie purposes to have,
roiaessand enjoy all the ritfbts, benefits and
privileges nf the said set of assembly and its
Biipplumont. The propound churter is now
on lllo in tin. prntuouotsry's ofllce of Lacka
wanna county, to No. HID January torru II Ui.
JOHN It. JONE. Holicltor.
IN THK COURT OF COMMON PLeTs
1 for the c mnty of Laokawauua: Notlcoia
hereby K!ven that au application will be made
to the said court (or a law judg-1 tlereof) on
the thirty first day of December, A. U., mi,
at V o clock a. ni. under tno "Cororattou act
of Ki." and tile supplements thereto, by
Joseph Kowalski, Mich el Schnittor, Matthias
Howka. John Nowickl, Andrew KuruhiHky
and MI'-lme) lanuttln, for the charter of an
Intended corporation to be called "The Polish
Citiwiia' Society of Uie Twentieth Ward," the
character an 1 object of which is "for the
purpose ot tho maintenance of a club for
social enjoyments," and for these purposes to
have, possess, aud enjoy all the riRlits, boiieflts,
und privileges conferred by the said act and
its sunplon rllta.
WILLARN, WARREN A KNAPP,
Solicitors.
15th Day,
Trie uitcAr soth Day,
prodnres the above rosults la'30 days. It acts
powerfuIlT and quickly. Cures when all otoers tell
Young man will NKStu their lost miubood. and old
mou will recover their youthful vigor by ualnv
KEV1 VO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous
ness, Lost Vitality, Irupoteuoy. Nightly Eiuluions,
Lost Power, Falling Memory, W'wtioa Diseases, and
all effects of ell-abuse or exoesa and indiscretion
which unfits oue tor study, business or marriage. It
not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
Is s groat nerve tonic aud blood builder, bring,
trig bank the pink glow to pale cheeks and re
storing tha Are of youth. It wards off Insanlt;
and Consumption. Insist on having KICVIVO, no
other. It can be carried in vest pocket. By tacll
9 1.00 per packtue, or six for SS.OO, with a posl
tlve written guarantee to core or refund
tno money, circular iree. aaarcss
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., 63 Rlvor St., CHICAGO. ILL
' rhlcnso Stock Mnrkct.
By the United Press.
Union Stock Yards, III., Dec. 20. Cattle
IlecelptH, lu.ubt) heud; murkct nonerally
Rtvudy; eommon to extra Hteein, li.soi
G; atockors nnd feeders, Vi!iti3M; cows
und bulla, fl.i!fiii3.5l; eulves, f2a&. Hors
Heeelpta, SH.tKJO hend; market firm; heavy,
M.3lla4.r5; common to choice mixed, f-t.Km
i.Ui; eholco assorted, f4.:t(ia4.4i; piKH, Xi.'M.n
S.tH). Hhcep-lleeelpts, 18,000 !t'ud; market
firmer; Inferior to choice, fl,60a3.30;
lumbs, f2a4.
I'hlladclphln Tn I low Markot.
fly the United Press.
Philadelphia, Dec. SO. Tallow Is steady
nnd quiet. We quoto: Ulty prime In
hhrts, 4'Aa4')ic.; country, prime, lit bbls,
41". 1 country, durk, in bbls, 4Va41jO.;
cukes, Oc.J grease, 4o.
Situation Wanted.
pher or any kind of olllce work by a
U At.,
of
ribuus office.
experience. Address
young man
V
VOCNO MAN (III) DESIRES POSITION IN
I dentistrv: three years' experloucn as
drnpr clerk; can furnish reference. Addrtss
A, Tribune olllca.
SITUATION WANTED AS CLEKK OH
O any kind nf work that a Hood living cau
uo niaoo. r . it., uox o, oiontruse, ra.
WANTEU - POSITION IN PH1VATE
funillv, by middle aued woman: good
washer nnd Irouur. AddriiHs ELIZABETH
JACKSON, m Hampton street, ulty.
A GERM AN OIRL WOULD LIKE"APOMl
I V. tlon ns nurse or lielit housework: aued U
yea iv. Address M. T., HUB West Lackawanna
avenue, West ttmo, otty.
CITUATION WANTED IN MEAT BUbl
O iiohb, by an ex)Hirienced yining man, sobsr
and reliable; will board with employer, if
necessary, and lurnisii tiest ot reiorunces,
Address A. 0., '1 ribune ofllce. ,
CITUATION WANTED BY AN INTELLI
O pent young man, Ul yearn of sget fair ed
uentioni well acuuulnted with city and under
stands horses: good references. Address WiL-
L1JS C, ear Tribune.
for sale
by Matthews Bros., DratJitst
Sorantoa . Fa
PmiB UnOK CO., Inc'p. Caaltal JtjMfi
BEST 91.60 SftfOK I!f TUB WORLD.
"A dolLir land o ifoHar iwif." t
ThtsIJuHns' Solid French Dongoln Kid Bt
toa Soot delivered flee aaywhera In the U Ji oo
roGeipioiaa, aioney vruer,
or l'oeul Note for t0.
Kqtttls svory war the boots
sold la all null stores for
J.W. We make this boot
ourselves, therefore we guar
anttn the j, sty's aad vtar,
and If any one l not saUened
we will refund tna money
oreendauotherpalr. upera
Loo er common Bene,
widths 0, P.B, kKK,
ilios 1 to 8 ana nan
Stnd your tit;
mill nt yev.
inuairawa
Cata-
W 'TW fff: -t- " - I" I til
T
logue
FRCC
l.iW:,.l,i:
y FEDERAL ST.,
BOSTON. MA8S.
Special terms ( iMur,
Dexter Shoe Co,
What is More Attractive
Than a pretty face with a fresh, bright
complexiont For it, use Pouonl's Pqwder.
Legal.
VOT1CE.-NOTICG IS HEREBY U1VEN
thutat a Court of Quarter Uesslons of
ine f cove, in ana lor tne county or l.acKa
wanna, imann Oct. II, lhlil. tho undersigned
conimissiiiners were appointed to lniiilre Into
the propriety of dividing the First ward of the
uornugn ar invpiiant into two waraa.
Haiit coiiimlKNioners will
meetimg ut David R. Davis'
hold their first
Hull, in ssld Hor-
oughcif olyphant, on Saturday morning, the
', into, at V o c1ck , at wlilnn
tend and bo heard.
Oth day ot January,
time and nlaco all persons intorosted may at
FRED, W. FLEITZ,
J. D. EVANH,
A. B. DUNNING, Jn ,
Conviitsslonors.
"I N THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS OK
X Lackawanna County, No. oKlj rwpt. term,
1804, Margaret Turner vs. Josenh It. Turner.
The aliaa subpoena lu divorce in tho above
caso having been retiirnod "non eat Inventus,"
J'ou, Josepli H. Turner, are horeby notified to
e and appear at the next term of Common
Pleas of said county, to be held In the elty of
Huranton on the 14th day of January, ItiOfi, to
annwer toe plamttir a complaint In the above
case. jum j. caucv. Buenu,
W. GAYLORD THOMAS, Attorney.
to our patrons:
mm
Washburn-Crosby Co. wish to assure their many pat
rons that thev will this ycur hold to their usual custom
of milling STRICTLY OLD WHEAT until the new crop
is fully cured. New wheat is now upon the murkct, and
owing to the excessively dry weather many millers are
of the opinion that it is already cured, and in proper
condition for milling. Washburn-Crosby Co. will take
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully three
months to mature before grinding,.
This careful attention to every detail of milling has
placed Washburn-Crosby Co.'s flour far above other
brands.
MEGARGEL
& GONNELL
Wholesale Agents.
We have the following supplies of lumber secured, at
prices that warrant us in expecting a large
share of the trade :
Pacific Coast Red Cedar Shingles.
"Victor" and other Michigan Brands of
White Pine and White Cedar Shlngle9,
Michigan White and Norway Pine Lum
ber and Bill Timber.
North Carolina Short and Long Leaf
Yellow Pine.
Juniata County, Pennsylvania, White
Oak.
Sullivan County Hemlock Lumber and
Lath.
Tioga County Dry Homlock Stock
Boards.
Elk County Dry Hemlock Joists and
Studding.
Miscellaneous stocks of Mine Rails, Mine Ties, Mine
Props aud Mine Supplies in general.
THE RICHARDS LUMBER COMPANY
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, SCRANTON, PA.
SHAW,
EMERSON,
KRAKAUER,
NEW ENGLAND,
ERIE.
Pill
11
f CLOUGH & WARREN,
CARPENTER,
WATERLOO,
CROWN,
I PALACE.
J. LAWRENCE STELLE,
Music Dealer,
134 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton,
TiJTfvWrWt9f Tha only BUM an
. JTT.Vs 77 . "Sr rellable F8m,klo
mnVfll HUB I 0 eroffored to L&diei,
KIITDI HIII.Nl especially recommend
I1U I ML I ILLUl ed to married Ledlc
Aek for SB. HOST'S rSVITTBQTAXi MIXB and take 1 no 'Other.
''Mill" Bend for olrouler. FrU'o il.00 per " w ,a.um
jJ2tw UIl. MOWS CIIKMICAL CO - Clevoiaad, Ofato,
For Sale by C. M. HARRIS, Druggist. 127 Penn Avonuo.
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Imms tea ui twig
3 KfWdiMofori, Will brtcs jm opts s wms, Poli wllk WltlTTM
'(IDA RAN iKE 10 Curs htiTOsiDvbllily, l.iaoof Housl Pow.r in llh.i hi,
liiTolnuiirf imimosf iKoUTuf. 11 kgicim, iuc iroiioiw
tounuiilnn er laurll;, ll.oii ir lu by mad. t. tm f.i. i). 'ilb
fnitr e Siva a wrltioa suarauiri. iu ouiuur rfuud tUa siaaa;. Asdr.H
UkU MthiClnti 0O-- Olatalwiii.OUw.
arafla ty JOHN H, PHI IP 3, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Xvanua and
Spruca Street, Seranton, Pa.