TITE RCTJ ANTON TI?miTNT3-S ATITRDAY MORtfnTGr, MATCCII 00, 1895.
TUJiKHAKNOCK.
The following are the officers pf Tunk
hannock Lodge, No. 699, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, recently elected:
Noble grand, Fred Herman; vice grand,
J. Frang Ross; secretnry, John F. Slok
ler; assistant secretary, Andrew Keys;
treasurer, F. C. Burgess; trustee, J. I.
Seutt.
G. D. Do "Witt Is about to move Into
his new house.
Kev. George Illne, pastor of the llup
tlst church, Is preaching a series of In
teresting Sunday evening sermons on
the parable of the Ten Virgins.
Frederick Franks was down from
Vose on business yesterday.
Charles Schenek.. of Homer, N. Y.,
ws visiting friends and looking after
business matters here yesterday.
Rev. A. H. Poerstler. of Croswoll,
Lancaster county, is expected here to
day to uct as regular supply for the
Kvnngelleal pulpit. He will begin with
preaching services tomorrow moruingr.
Ilenort comes from Vose that (1. 11.
Kllsworth, who has .recently been ;if
tllcti'd with erysipelas In the face, will
now be obliged b have part of his jaw
bone removed. The disease seems to
have taken another form, or to be com
plicated with something else, and lias
attacked the bone.
The personal property of Fi-:mo!.i
"Weaver, of Monroe township, will be
sold by the sheriff April 11.
I'ofessor K. M. Stark, the Mi-hoop-nny
pedagogue. Is in Philadelphia this
week.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. A. S
TVintermute is seriously ill.
William T. llrewer and Miss I.oii
Clark were married at Meshoppen
Thursday by Key. It. M. l'aseoe.
While Constable John Straley. of
N'oxeih was coming over to attend th"
Piekler law suit yesterday morning his
horse suddenly drooped dead. I'p to
that time the animal was apparently as
well as ever. The accident occurred as
he was leisurely driving along near tin
fair ground.
Jack Koss settled his petty thieving
nffair last night by paying the costs,
returning the pocket-book, and giving
his note for the money he had spent.
The case of Knoch Slcklor. of Xoxen,
charged by his uncle. Zlhe Siekler. with
stealing hides, was heard before Es
quire Kutz yesterday. The evidence
showed that the defendant had bought
the hides and paid for them; that the
prosecutor had taken $17 on account
rind afterward settled all accounts with
Enoch, taking his due bill. In which
transaction nothing was said about any
debt for hides, although the alleged
stealing occurred some time previously.
It appears to have been a spite action
on the part of the plaintiff.
.Miss Margaret Jayne. of Nimble, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. C. Hurgess.
Mrs. Rebekah Brunges is reported
very sick at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. J. R. Scouten, at W'ilkes-lla'.re.
Her son Howard will go down this
morning to see her.
William I. Avery has returned from
his Florida trip.
Miss Mary Ingham, of Mehoopany. Is
endeavoring to form a class in paint
ing here.
The dwelling house of Thomas Hope,
of North Branch township, was burned
to the ground un Thursday, with needy
all its contents. The origin of th- lire is
unknown. The property was Insured
for Sl.Onu.
Triton hose hoys are endeavoring to
lease a plot of ground on the Punderson
Miller estate on which to lay out a base
ball diamond. They expect to be able
to congregate a strong team this seas
on. The Lehigh Valley will issue half-fare
clerical orders again tills season.
Mrs. J. G. Soaulding will remodel the
S. W. Dickinson property, recently pur
chased by her. before moving into It.
The tramp. Cole, who tumbled
through the hay loft at the Wall house
barn a couple of weeks since, has recov
ered and drifted whitherward.
FOREST CITY,
The Forest City Car and Manufactur
ing company is now a chartered cor
poration. At one time there was some
doubt as to whether the company
would establish its plant here on ac
count of the difficulty in securing a
suitable place. We are pleased to
state, however, that It Is permanently
settled now that the. manufactory will
be In Forest City. The site chosen is
on the east side of Main street, a short
distance north of the Clifford breaker
and near the Erie railroad. The grad
ing for the site will be done by the
board of trade and work will be com
menced In a short time.
Stephen O. Yelverington, who has
been holding revival services at State
Line, near Susquehanna, returned to
his home, In this place, Thursday.
Enterprise Hose company. No. 1.
Jubilated Thursday evening In honor of
the splendid new hose wagon which
they have received from the (ilea son
and lialley Manufacturing company of
Seneca Falls, N. Y. The members of
the company. In uniform, formed in
line at the hose rooms, at S.:;o, and
marched down (.'enter street to Main;
thence north on Main street to the Clif
ford breaker; countermarched to Hill
fide Coal and Iron company's railroad;
countermarched to ('enter street, and
Up Center to Hose rooms again. The pa
rade was headed by the Forest City
Urass band, which furnished inspiring
music to enliven the occasion. A con
spicuous object was the new hose
wagon, which preceded the hand and on
which proudly sat Orlvrr "Mucky"
Bates. The wagon cost the boys $400
and to say that It Is elegant Is drawing
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W genuine Johann Hoffs Malt Extract has the signature -,rm ajt
m on neck label. Eisncr & Mendbwon Co.. Sole
S5 Arrontc Niw York.
It mild. The wagon Is of the "bell
front" pattern, weighs about 1.200
pounds, and will hold 800 feet of hose.
At the forward end Is a nlckle-plated
arch, arranged with a nickel-plated
harp at top. In which an 8tt-lnch nickel
plated brass signal lamp swings. The
lamp has a gold-plated eagle on top
and on the glass Is the number of the
lire company. There Is also In the
wagon a wire basket for coats and hats.
It has the latest Improved style gong
that Is arranged on the rear axle and
that strikes automatically by the revo
lution of the wheel. The general finish
und trimmings are of bright brass. The
wagon is well Ironed and strongly
made in all parts and will bo a great
heli to this excellent company In Its
work of protect lug borough property
ugalnst destruction by lire. After the
parade the firemen adjourned to the
Davlcs House, where an elaborate sup
per had been prepared. About forty
persons, besides the band, sat down to
enjoy the repast. After supper the party
adjourned to the hotel parlors, when- a
pleasant time was spent visiting and
listening to vocal and Instrumental
music A cornet solo, rendered liv
Henry Evans, was much enjoyed, and
1. J. Jones f.mK a number of selec
tions in his usual happy manner.
Everybody present left feeling that
they had been well entertained, and
with a thorough appreciation of the
Enterprise Hose company. The beys
richly deserves their new wagon. It Is
hard to S'ee how It call help them to
Improve on tin: work they have done in
the a'U. because their motto of excel
sior has ulwayn been maintained, hut
we suppose from now on a lire won't
have u ghost of a show end insurance
will drop to a lower notch than the
thermometer did In January,
im"wk vuTLk.
The young people of the Methodist
Episcopal church kti.iwn as the Eureka
society gave an euterui inVient and
shadow social at the home ol -Mrs. Will
iam Krear. on Gr.U'sy avenue, last
Wednesday evening. The house was
thronged during the whole evening.
The young ladies had made great
preparations tor the evening ami the
result of their efforts was shown by
tile manner in which matters were ar
ranged. .The programme opened with
a piano .-olo by Mrs. William Krear,
after which singing by the Male quar
U'tle. A solo was then rendered by
Miss Swingle, of Green liidge, which
was followed with a piano duet by Mrs.
C. C. White and Fred P.enjanilu. An
other selection by the Male quartette
was rendered. A social time was then
indulged in, after which supper was
served.
Mrs. G. Crane, who has been visiting
with her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Mc
Cormlck. for the past ten days, will
return to her home, at East Orange,
N. J., today.
Miss Annie Williams, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs, Joseph
Hulse. returned to her home at Hyde
Park last Thursday.
Edward M-. ilirnes. an engineer at
the Sterrlck Creek shaft, received se
vere Injuries last Wednesday. While
walking over a trestling to the tire
room, the plank broke and he fell a dis
tance of twenty-live feet. His right
arm was broken and his back and hip
w ere injured.
Mrs. Anna I.uyshou, of I'ittston, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Corey
Jenkins.
Miss Julia Kcstell has returned from
New York city, where she has been pur
chasing her stock of spring milllm-ry.
Look out for her advertisement in Tiie
Tribune in a few days.
William Walker removed his family
to Plainsville yesterday.
Miss Pearl Treverton. of Seranton,
called on her cousin. Miss Maud Trev
erton, yesterday.
Piles.' Piles! Itching Piles.
Symptoms Moisture; intense itching
nml stinirinir: most nt tiiirht- wnpjn v...
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
rorm. wmcn onen oicon and ulcerate, be
coming very sore. Kwanye's Ointment
stops the Itching and bleeding, heals al
.'i, n imsr cases removes th.
tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for W
cents. Dr. SWiiyrie & Sun, Philadelphia.
OLYTHAM1.
The KIt.tie Rhoades Comedy com
pany presented "East Lynn' to a fair
slzen audience last evening. It was ex
ceedingly well rendered by the members
of the cast, "fiootlrs' Baby" will be
presented this afternoon, nnd they will
close a week's engagement with "No
body's Claim" this evening.
George Mason is visiting In Washing
ton nnd Philadelphia.
Services will be held In the Presby
terian church tomorrow morning and
evening. Rev. It. C liryant, of Au
burn, will oceiloy the pulpit.
Miss Cora Vovle returned to Car
bondale yesterday after a visit with
relatives at this pl'ioe.
Miss Lizzie Krdtehcr, of Archlmld, is
the guest of Mrs. John Ferguson, of
Lack a wnrnui street.
Regular services In the Young Men's
Christian union rooms tomorrow after
noon a t 4 o'clock.
Miss Mame Wallace, of Carbondnle,
is visiting In town.
U. L. li-rry was In Hcranton yi ster
dnv. Rev. I. rt. Ellis will occupy the pulpit
in the P,l;i.key Ita.oti.'it church tomor
row morning and evening.
No need to scratch your life mvny.
Dunn's Ointment brings Instant relief !n
nil eases of Itching Piles, Pin Worms.
Eczema, Rlngwormv, Hives, or other Itchi
ness of the skin, (let It from your denier.
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has helped me consider
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I Consider it the best
nutritive tonic and table
beverage I know of.
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FACTORY V1LLK.
Vrs. Charles Haag Is confined to her
home by ttlckness.
Arthur Cobb will move Into the rooms
vacated by Peter linker.
The Ladles' Aid society of the First
Haptlst church, met on Wednesday
afternoon and sewed for Mrs. SamUel
Onkley, who has been confined to her
room by sickness for some time. In
the evening they served supper at the
dining rooms of the church.
Among the students home are the fol
lowing: Miss Nellie Taylor, lliicknell
university; Warren Smiley, University
of Pennsylvania; Herbert Reynolds, of
Cornell university; and Rattle and
Lllile Carpenter, of Manslleld Normal
school.
Mr. 'fingley. of Nicholson, will occupy
rooms lit the Sisk block.
Mrs. A'mlra Quick died at the resi
dence of her son-in-law, Thomas II.
Reynolds, Thursday night, of dropsy
of the heai't. Funeral services will be
held from the First Haptlst church
Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Miss Minnie Cook returned from n
visit to her aunt in Colorado last Sat
urday evening.
Every one Interested in Evergreen
ci inctcry Is urged to meet at Grand
Army of the Republic hall on Wednes
day evening, April II.
Miss Sarah Watklns celebrated her
llflccnth birthday Friday afternoon
and evening. A largo number of her
young lady friends were present.
JUOOSW.
Epworth league will be held at the
.Methodist Episcopal church at 7:::o p. m.
Mrs. W. S. Hatchings was visiting
out of town.
Mrs. I. l. Warner, of Main street, is
confined to the house by sickness.
Janu s I.ovau - Son, hot tiers, of this
place, arc preparing for summer trade
by adding a large number of boxes to
their already large supply.
Frank lir.ezy ami family have taken
up their residence iii Lackawanna.
The bridge over the Spring lirook,
below Spike Island, Is broken by a
la.rge tree, which was blown down on
it. It will require a new bridge as tho
supports are all broken. Work for the
supervisor.
A number of members of George 11111
Post, No. elO, Grand Army of the Re
public, went to Seranton last evening
to visit W department commander at
Ezra Grlilln post.
M1N00KA.
The O'Connell council, Young. Men's
Institute, will hold a debate next Tues
day evening at their rooms, on Willow
street. The subject Is "Resolved, That
capital punishment Is a beneJit to the
state of Pennsylvania."
A runaway occurred on Main street
yesterday. The animal was stopped
before any damage was done.
Thomas Costello Is back to his olid
hounts, after a few months' visit In the
Empire state.
The Mayllower Rase Mall club has
purchased a neat blue uniform for the
coming season.
Walter Moore, accompanied by his
household effects, departed from No. 4
yesterday morning.
The supervisors put a few loads of
ashes on Main street Thursday.
INDISTKIAL TOPICS.
The Illinois Central has decreased $:!.1SI,
i In gross earnings during the last seven
months.
Standing ill the aisle or on the platform
Is to be made illegal by a bill introduced in
tho Massachusetts legislature.
The Georgia Central plan of reorganiza
tion bus been pronounced a failure, and It
is likely the system will lie disintegrated.
The Lackawanna has given an order for
5'j) frleght cars, and the Standard Oil
company Is building loo tunk cars at .ts
shops.
The Louisville division of the Pennsyl
vania lines lust week handled at Indian
npolls over Kim loaded cars, which Is a
much better record than for some time
past; liu were forwarded ami !' luoiiKht
in.
The New York, Ontario and Western
Railroad company has bought the prop
erty of the Toronto Coal company, To
ronto. Canada. This will give the company
facilities for handling an increased quan
tity of coal at Toronto.
The advance in the wages of coko work
ers has had a very stimulating effect upon
tho steel trade. It means a greater cost
for raw material and, as Hessemer ore
promises to be higher, the conclusion is
general that prices for steel products have
touched bottom. Th"ro has been soni
good buying of Hessemer products In the
last few days at advancing prices and
there have been a good many Inquiries
that Indicate an uneasy feeling on the part
of cinsmncrs lit their small stocks. In
the west I !i ssi'mcr pig advanced promptly.
For foundry Iron the demand in this mar
ket hns been larger and prices are firmer
but it Is a reflection of the improved feel
ing In the sleel department rather than
i nythlng else. The actual volume of busi
ness has not ineressed much. Car bull I-
crs are more active and the railroads lire
beginning to give out more work. Sheet
Iron mill men lire not doing as well lis
Wllkes-Iiane Lender: "Yesterday Geo.
W. .Millies, of Ciuiioiidale, and George M
Donald, of Heninton, spent tho time with
friends in this city. They were here on
huslmss. and as both have a history and
are making history. It is proper to give
them space. Mr. Millies Is n member of
the state geological survey commission.
Mr. M .-Donald has been III Ihe employ of
Ihd Delaware and Hudson company as
ticket p.griit at the Ki ranlon depot, but has
llled his resignation, to take effect April
I. lie was organizer for District Assem
blv Hi, Knights of Labor, anil orgmilzei
the Clerks' Assembly In this city. Messrs.
Mllnes nnd McDonald will embark In the
coal laiHlnef.s. IihvIuk a lot of hind near
Yntesvllln and some near Moosle they
will develop. The new company will erect
a coal breaker during this coming summer
and open mines. The young men ere
energetic Mini will run Ilieir new iius'.ness
on new lines. They intend It shall be un
like the old style corporations.
STOCKS A XI) B0XDS.
New York, March 2!). Speculation at
the stock exchange opened rather wi nk,
sugar, Rending and Jersey Central
scoring declines of Vjii. The down
ward movement, however, was not of
long dura'lon for the reason that the
weakness did not bring about general
selling, and before 11 o'clock the whole
list was on the up truck onco more,
and by 2 o'clock tin advance of to 2
per cent, wiih established. In the rise
Jersey Central, American Cotton Oil,
sugar, the grangers, Hocking Valley,
Louisville and Nashville, Lend, New
England and Western Union were most
prominent. Jersey Central rose 2; Cot
ton Oil. 1; Northwest, 1: St. Paul,
1; Rock Island, ; New England, 1;
Louisville und Nashville Western
ITnlon, ; General Klectrlc, 1. In the
late-trading General Electric wns raid
ed down to 3ti; subsequently recover
ing to .Ifl'A. Atchison was In better de
mand, moving up to 6. At the close
when General Electric rallied the whole
markvet Improved" In sympathy. Net
changes show advances of to 1 per
cent. Total sales were 221,000 shares.
Tho range of today's prices for the an.
tlvo storks of tho New York stork mar
ket are given below. The quotations are
furnished The Tribune by O. du H. Dlm
mlck, inanagor (or William Llun, Allen ft
Co., stock
Seranton.
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CHICAGO IJOAltD OK Tit A I 'E PRICKS
ip'n- High- Low- Clos-
WHEAT. In. est. esl. lug.
May fi.Vs M .I'.'.', 1V1H
July fiii'a t'i'i Ti'll-j Wji
S;'ilellllier Til's fjK'i .Wii M'.i,
OATS.
.May 2!i"b ,'Ii'4 2!! 211
July 2-o 21", 2.V'i 2!l'4
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May Hi i;r'i, 4ii 4i;:4
July I'r', I.)-', 4'i'i, 4ii'a
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HARD.
May 7.17 7.H7 7.H2 7.02
July 7.22 7.22 7.2D 7.211
Si piciulicr J. lu 7. lo 7.30 7.32
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May I2..r,0 I2.."i 12.42 12 17
July 12.112 I2U2 12.H2 12.D2
Siptemher 12.77 12.i7 12.77 12.5V
Scrniiton WIkiIcsiiIc.
I''rults and Produce Dried apples, per
lb., Salic. ; evaporated apples, Salle, per lb.;
California prunes, li'uKc. ; Knglish cur-
ints, 2li-a3c, ; layer ruislus, si.miiI.so; iiius-
I'attls, lari'jc per lit., $lal.4o )er box;
new Valenc:as, bailee, per lb. lieans
Marrow rats, f.l per laisliul; meiiiuuis, -.z.i
a2.30; pea beans, J2.2"i. Peas (ireen, Jl.lua
I. In per bushtil; spill, ;2.;ila2.liO; leiitels, ba.
Sc. per lb. Potiitocs 70ii7."ic per bushel,
onions llushel, Jlal.to. Ituttur Old, 14a
17c.; new, l'.a22e. per lb. Cheese !ial2c.
per lb. I'lggs l-resti, luaKPuC. Meats-
Hams, 10c; small hams, Hi'jc; skinned
hams, lie; Culirornla Imms. Vic; should
ers, 7Vic. ; bellies, 7We,; smoked breakfast
bacon, 10c. Smoked Meats Outsldes, 12c;
sets, lSViie. ; Insldus and knuckles. 15c;
Acme sliced smoked beef, 1-lb. cans, SIB
dozen. Pork Mess, 14; short cut, 113.
Lard Leuf, In tierces, 8Vic. ; In tubs, 874c;
10-pound palls, ii,ic. per pound; 5-pound
pails, Hac per pound; 3-pound pails, UVc.
per pound; compound lard, tierces, li1,!'. ;
tubs, ii34c ; Hi-pound pails, 7'4c lier pound;
nound nails, 7ae. per pounil: 3-iiound
palls, 7''jc. per pound. Klour Minnesota
patent, per barrel, J4a4.20; Ohio and In
diana amber. (3.20: Graham, $3.20; rye
flour, J3.20. Feed Mixed, per cwt., $1.05.
drain Rye, 115c; corn, thajlc; oats, 30a
45. per bushel. Rye Straw Per ton, $12a
15. Hay-$H.50ulii. Buckwheat I'lour $2
per loo.
York New Produce Market.
New York, March 29. Klour Quiet,
steady, unchanged. Wheat Plrnier; No.
2 red store and elevator, tiO'-jHiiOc ; hiIuhi.
U2t,4P.; f. o. !., t'llSicac ; ungraded red,
57ail2c; No. 1 northern. il'J'.jailH:lie. ; options
lirni; March, H),c; May, (lie; June, lil'sc;
July, iil'jc; August, tibqc; September.
il2'c; December, lll'kc Corn Dull, film;
No. 2, fSic. elevutor; 571ii. afloat; steamer
mixed, 51a."i2'ic; options dull and firm;
May. 5F'.c; July, 51 '.c; September, 5PV'.
Oats Dull, lirnier; options quiet, linn;
March, April and May, 33' c; July, 34c;
No. 2 white April, 3H:V. ; spot prices. No.
2, KP.i-ulMV. ; No. 2 white. 37'4c.; No. 2
Chicago. 34'5a34V.; No. 3 , 33c; No. 3
white, Utt'jc. ; mixed western, 3lai5c; white
state and western, 3lo35c. Provisions
yulet, llrm, unehiinged. Lard Quiet,
easier; western steam, J7.25; city, ii;l4c. ;
March, $7.30; May, $7.35; refined, (Inn; con
tlnent, $7.7o; South America, $8; compound,
5riio5V. Hutter Kirm ; state dairy, Ha
hl'-c; do. creamery, old, lonl5c; do. new,
21c; western dairy, Sable; do. creamery,
new, 12n21c; do. old, 9al4c; do. factory. 7a
12c; rolls, 7al0c; lOlglns, 21c; imitation
creamery. 9at5c. Cheese Kfrm, unehniiKed.
Kggs ! Inn ; state and Pennsylvania, I.I11
l.'l'c; western fresh, 13c; southern, 12a
13c; duck, 2Ha2'.ic; goose, 55a(iOc.
iliiffalo Stock Market,
lluffaln, March 2!'.-Cattlilteeclpts, 2.
2no head: on sale, 40 head; market strong.
Hogs Receipts. 8,400 head; on sale, 2.2K)
head; market closed very dull and weak
for pigs; good or choice 1 orkers weights,
$5u.r.05; light, $4.90u4.95; good mediums,
$5.l5a5.20; choice heavy, $5
roughs,
$4.25a4.H5; stags, $3.25a4; pigs closed at $4.tinu
d.i!.ri. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 9.700
head: mnrUot closed strong; choice to ex
tra lam lis, S.7aafi.90; good. sfUOuG.Ki: com
ninn to fair. $4.50a4.76; good to cholco
mixed sheep. $4.fi0Hfi; common to fair, $J."la
4.25; CU1I8, $2.25a3.25.
rhicneo Stock Market.
Chicago, March 29. Cattle Receipts, 4.-
Wl heail; demand goon; prices unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 19.0(10 head; market dull
heavy, $1.75a5.15; common to choice mixed,
?4.ii.ria.ri.o.i; choice nssorieii, Jl.noal no; light,
$4.HOll4.SO: pigs, $125111.00. Sheen- Reeellils.
li.iHi head; market steady; Inferior to
choice, $.,a.i; lambs, $.i.;.iiiii.
Plillndvlpliln I allow Market.
Phlhidehililii. March 2!.-Tallow Is firm
ly held, but deiuiind is only modernte.
We quote: City, prime. In hhds, 4'.;c;
country, inline. In bids, l'c: do. dark, In
hlila, 4a4',c; cakes, 4"4i; grease, 3;c '
Oil Market.
Pittsburg. March 29. Oil opened mid
highest, H4': lowest and elcied, ll.P.
Charter Applications
UTICK IS llKIIKI.Y (IIVK.N THAT AN
iiiiiuie:itioii will In mndd to thn eorortior
of the stiitn or I'l'iniiylvniiK, ca ediiemlnr
tlte serenteentli day of Apri1. A. 1). ls'15, l,v
Munuel I lioriie, (leoren W, tjiiiiiunr,!, Wnllon
leimeoi. 11. li. williains. .iniiii 1 Plait. A
H. tliirllmtt. Andrew II. Mol'lintiM'k. (li oi iie
11 Mil 1 111 nun nenry . luimrii, miner tile A"
of Asaeillhlr of the I'oimiioawi'iiltll of I'eim
Iviniiii, entitled "An Act to provide for the
Uiriirpomtioii 111111 reguiiiii 11 el cci;liiln ei.r
pnriit ois," upprovn I Apiil 211. INTI. ami the
siipp'riii' iits tliereto, foi- s renew d of tliu
eini'tnror tho Pininsvlviiiila f oul ('oiiiimiir.
the c lliiliiuter 811(1 object wllereof Ih tint llilll-
ing HUd qniirrying ot c-ord und trmisporling
lie Mime 1o market. In 1 rudu or iuaiiiifnn:itrid
form, ion! for tliemi pnri imeii to luive, pusHi s
nil t enjoy 1111 inu riiinu. iHneniit hiki privi.
leues of tliu Hlllll i t of AHKelllllly mill Itn HlUh
plnilK ut.
AMlllll.W H. Sl( l.l.l.NTOCH,
KoMeiter.
Situation Wanted.
ll'ANTKH-ltY A Y()PN( JIAN A Post
l t lull where ho can learn IIik barberlng
iniflUiefiH or ine vrocery iiiiMineBt. Allure
"U. II. H.."4'!2 Mltflln Hvuiutc.
SITUATION WANTKH -BY AN KXPK.IU
L7 o iced grocer rlerk; willies n stendy nitiin-
t on: Iihh some knowleilgo of liookkoiMihitf
fpeakn Ueriiiiiu ami KngliNh. Csll or ailurosH
"M ' 127 iiliuliii'in uveiine, IHinniorv.
SITUATION WA NTK1 BY A YOITNM
ki mini clerR. omul rorireiice: hnd exne
rietiii'ln irroi'inlwi and dry gnnilM; nttnndliifr
htiMitm'H eollouu st nrefluiit. AdilrcsM "A. Z.. '
Tribuno otllce.
otTUAIION WANTKD-BY A YOl'NO
nuin.iu, to worn In more orofilcnj ran fur
ulh niA reforenra: in'iiimlntod with city.
(mil iriiMiini urniieu ooiee.
WELL-KNOWN YOUNU BUHINKH8 MAN
with tn veara of exnitrleuca In Hnran.
ton, denlre, to intter hliimnlf ; ran glvn time
in pnrt, ir nmiranin. Auuruaa . u. I',
Ueneral Dullvury, city.
VANTKD-BY A YOUN(l LADY WHO
11 uDdxratniida a lunnber of 1iiiiriihk
lieldea KiiHmIi a poaition aa IhioIi keeper or
eini K. Auureai i. u, no. aw, i riouuu otuee,
city.
tHTUATlON WANTED AT PLAIN HEW.
Ing and children,' clothe,, ruforetioea.
AddruM Jentintto Hue. Trlhilne otllce.
OITUATION WANTKD BY A BOY IN
f oftlce or atore, Addreaa U. W., Tribune
omce.
C11TTJATION WANTKD AH STATIONARY
ngineor by a yoniiB mnrrlcJ man, five
ycara oxporlonoe with all klnilK of englnna and
Honors, neat or rararanora. Aaureaa tuginaor,
iock Dos til, vuBmora, ra.
Connolly & Wallace
LADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS
Our trade in this department lias been very large, and we
our garments are Cut Right, Hade Correctly, Perfect
Price. Wc show them in many different weaves of cloth
Serges, Wide
ivlonairs, plamand fancy, Chev Aid Many
iots, Satin Luxor, Pean De Soie, ExclnsiYt Novelties
Urocades.
1 hey are interlined with the best of materials, such as Fibre Chamois, Hair
Cloth, Grass Cloth, etc. Are lined aiid finished with the most reliable grades of
Pcrcaline and Silk with Velveteen facing. v
Lengths from 38 to 43 Inches.
Prices from $3.75 to $35.00.
OUR LINE OF SPRING CAPES
Is pronounced by all who
the city:
CONNOLLY &
iSlIIBQBCIIIIIIIIII HBSllilliS
mm
E3 r
SIBlillSBIIIlllSlllllllllllS
li WILL clean Iuyrain and Rrtisspls for 1 Cents
. ... - - - o
i' smnrpfl hv thp I
can't please yon.
ONE CENT
A Word.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH, WHEN PAID FOR, IN AD
VANCE. WHEN A HOOK ACPOTINT
19 MADE, NO CHARGE WILL BE LESS
THAN 25 CENTS. THIS RULE AP
PLIES TO SMALL WANT ADS. EX
CEPT SITUATIONS WANTED. WHICH
Help Wanted-Male.
SALESMEN SALARY OH COMMISSION,
O to in trod ueu uur uoods to the trado: per-
nianuiit pinition: st;i,lo ln.e; niuasimt work.
Auar.m, witn muuip, Kl.Mt m r it tu., u.,
11, L IllClliro.
w
ANTED TWO OOOD BCTC'HERS.
quiro ISO N . Jlam avouue, city.
IX-
VANTED - WELL -KNOWN MAN IN
f oTerv town to nolieit stock Bubseriu-
tioni: a monopoly, bit; money ior agents: no
capital required. ED WARD C. EIKII CO.,
Uurilen Ulecli, ctuoiiRo. 111.
CALKS SI KN - RK.SIIJE.VT SALESMEN
1 wnnted. acouaiiitod with tho local and
uaarby dnifr and grocery trade, to haiidlo our
lino or iukii tfrnne ctara, AUiireaH, Kivinir
roferimces. J. EDWARD COWLKS Co.. Ha
ChainliiirHHtrwit. N. Y.
Helo Wanted Female.
A . CHANCE TO MAKE MOXEY-I MADE
V SVIKm the lust six wock-i H'llllliu' Dish
WaMhera, and was hick part of tho tune. I
don two why otheraaj not eo lntqltiuonui
Washer l imueHs. No (imvis-iiik'. Sold nil
my WasliurH nt homo. Perfect satiHfactioii.
Every one sold aeda another, hvery family
wanta one. 1 will make l,(kl tlii veal- tiasy.
1 enii wash and dry our disjiea In two minutes.
Any ono can make $'i to ?l- a day. For i-ircn
lurawiitoto Irou ( ltv Dish Washer Co., S,
Highland Ave., K. E. I'lttplnirfr. l'a.
C"7 ill"! A WEEK- PAID TO LADIES
O J. V)y i and k'onta to sell tho Rapid Di-h
Waalicr. Washes and dries them In twoinin
titea without wetting the liauda. No i-xperi
onco uecesnarv: sella at ainlic. iiermaneiit to
Kition. Aildreas W. P. Harrison ts Co., Clerk
No. 11, Columbus, Ohio.
Uanted -Women and oirls to
work for mn at tlifir honiea durintf
spurn time, day or evening, at touehhii; up and
fliilshliiK pictures. Talant not required. Par
tteulara and work sent to you by mail at oue
any distance BON INK, Art rubhsher. Ty
rone, Pa.
SALESMEN WANTED FOR FIN EST LINE
of Clilera. Fruit Svritps and unfernienti'd
Winaa In tho market. Liberal salary. Ad
dreaa California Cider Compauy, 4ilS Ureen-
wleh utreet, New lurk ( ity.
MAX WANTED A S1XOI.E MAX WANT
ed to take cam of heraea and irenoially
iiseful around factory, nt M. T. KELLEK'S
Lackawanna ( arrlaKo n orks. :il.i Ailnins ave.
w
ANTED A (tool) COOK
drosa. Ml Vinu street.
AND LAI X-
I ADY TYPEWRITER AND UOi K KEEP
I J er wimtml at once. Annlv to Dr. (Irewer.
old P. (. Hiiihllnif, Scrniiton, Pa.
I.iXfl'.KIl.NCED MILLINER WANTED
J j Totalin ehaiKi" of aliop; referenee ro
imlioil. Call on or address J. D. STOCK Kit &
CO . .terinvii, Ph.. Main street.
For Rent.
I .Mil KENT ABOUT .
I and handsome idn
APRIL l.'ii'll-A NEW
iae-r.Min e.itt.'i'je on tlio
Motl-Haven tract. Blake y It. rouiih, between
Olypiianf and Peckville; street ears pass tho
dour for Seiantoii: jn u tne pl.ie.. tor a man
li'ituv biisineMs hi Scraiiton. who wauls a
pleasani, siiluirban home for the siiuiinrr;
lout very reasonable. Apply to W. K. SIOTf,
Mott-llavell.
T)LE.SANT FHONT UUOM TO LET. H'R
I nlshed, see mil llcor, Hill Hprueu street.
POU BENT-TWO STORES, DWELLING
1 lions -s and barn at Mil and :iln Codnr live.
Inipure at Pavlilow tiros, -17 Liiekn. nvenue.
I MR 1IK.T-oNK-IIAI.P)K oToltl'; AND
rooms above at 'JUT Wvoniliur nv -nue, for-
niei W oeenplivl by Hull Co.; liuildiiia In
rear will be linen to mil Teiianr. inquire at
room III. ('oiiimoiiwealtti ImlldiiiK, or .V Jef
ferson aveiiiiH. ,
ItOl'SK FOR KENT -II ROOMS: HOOD
I 1 locatiim; waier in kitchen Addreaa .
H. YEAOElt, Moscow, l'a.
l.MK KENT A Itt'lLDlNO ON FRANKLIN
1 avenue, auitabio lor busiuosa. Aildreai
P. O. Box UK
I.OR RENT THE PHOTOHR APH OAL
I 1,-vy formerly occupied by C. I. (Ii lllln,
inrllliliim iiHims for liousekeeplnit, I'M Wvo
lliiim avenuo. ( HAS. SUILAOKIt.
I,MR REST-BIIICK HOUSE OF N1.K
1 vonina, from Airll 1st, IH Vliipstrret
Apply to L. M. llOit ro.N, il Coiiiinoiiwealth
Uiiilillmr.
1XU BENT-A LAUOE. 4 STOUY BUILD
1 Iiik at LEI Franklin avenue; aultaliln for
Wholesale business, CAKSON iK DA 1I.S,
Herantun.
MR KENT. BRICK WAHEHoUSK WITH
elevator ou I)., L. ft W . switch ami Wast
Lackawanna avenue. Seranton Stove Work.
F
?OR RENT FURNISHED AND UXKUR
nlsbed rooms at alw Lackawanna avenue.
TTOR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
I Lackawanna avenue. Addniaa THOMAS
11. EVAN8, aear liatf Luierne, Hydo Park.
.MR BENT NICELY FURNISHED HALL
aultaliln for lotlno rooms. JOHN JEH-
SIYN, III! WyoinliiK oveniie,
Clairvoyant.
RH. FENTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND
i' PbreiinloKlat, Arnout Houan, f.'.H Lack a
wuiinn avenue. For a abort tiraeonlv.
Found.
lOUND-SILVER SHOE MUTTONKU.
F with Initials on handle. OwVar can
1, I. I W .. . '11, n 1.1,.. -
m.. wuti vj vauiug a ea rrauaui
Wale Diagonals,
see them, to be the most stylish and reasonable priced in
WALLACE,
j
afpet Imnrnvpd Prncpec
CARPETS
BS1TD1 BEIilMOo
For Sale.
i( ACHE KAllSI FOB BALK CHEAP
iU Eauv taring, fino fruit, irood arirliiir
water, it'xA baru and house, two trout
utreumii; noarD., L. St W. K. K. loqulre of
OTTO LiEL'BLER, 815 Adams avenuo, city.
.VJK SALE A bECONU HAND ELKVA
tor. km uooil as new. luouiro of JOHN F.
DEAN. 'HI Jetferrton avcnim.
IOK SALE-NKW hCHCilLh, KCKKIES,
1 Phui'tona. Carts and Wuwuimof all kuics:
aUo hoeond hand Bukk1"i. Liimlaus. Couch a
etc, cheai, nt M. T. K ELI. tit 8, 31 j Adam
MR SALE-FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
and rift v aerea. situate two miles north of
Waverlv: has on it laive resideuco and tene
ment house, and three barns: bus to be told to
settle estate, if. S. KSllillT, administrator,
Alt! Cherry street, Dnnmore.
l.MK SALE -A LARGE SOAP FACTORY
i in the central iiart of the minim; reirioii:
all machinery and appliances of modern make:
factory now in onerstion. For particulars ad
drets WM. I1EALD, Oormantown, Philadel-
plan, l'a.
IOTS FOli SALE HEALTHY AND
J pleasantly located: one mile from Na
tion, en Main street, lnouire of O. CHAP
MAN, Clark's Oreen. Lackawanna Co.. Pa.
Sealed Proposal.
(JEALEII PROPOSALS WILL HE RE
l J cuived at the ollico of tho City Clerk.
Seranton. Pn.. until 7 :W o'clock ti. m . Thurs
day. April Ith, Isy.V to construct Section "A.'
of Firth District Sewer system, in accordance
Willi plans nnd specifications therefor nled in
the otllce cf the City Clerk. Kueli proposal
sha!) he accompanied bv cash or certified
check -n the sum of one hundred dollars. In
casethu bidiler to whom Ihe contract shall
have beeD awarded refuses or omits to execute
contract lor the work m accordance with
i.Laus and Hiiecinnationa tl erefor within ion
days from t ii - ilata of award, the enclosure
oeeotni'anyiin; lus proposal snail no t.-riviteu
to the use of tho city of Seranton. The con
tractor will lie required to Rive s lion 1 in tho
sum of two thousani) dollars. The citv Kiiei
neer's estimate of cost of the work is S'iT.HTl.li'i.
The dtv reserves the right to reject any and
all lil. I,.
Bv order of Citv Councils.
M T. LAYF.I.I.E, City Clerk.
Si-roiit'ii. Pa.. March i'i. IMi.'i.
Dissolution of Partnership.
OTU-ETHE CO PARTN ERS1I1P iTkKF-
i tofore existlmi betwesn D. W. Burr and
Chnrles A. Burr, under the firm name of I).
W. IH'Rrf ft CO., has lieen disaolved by mu
tual consput, 1, W. Hnrr surcotdiiiB in the
business. All debts owing by the and Arm
will be paid by D. W. Burr, and all accounts
owing to tho late Arm are to be paid to Charles
A. Burr. D. W. KURR,
CHARLES A. UUKR,
March 27. lSft'i.
Business Opportunity.
v'.Xlft MONTHLY Ul'ARANTEED-
O i ll t iVt'g concern wants representntive
in Scrniiton, (or any city not takcnl. Must
liav. tew liiindreil iiollara casn to pay ior
fiasls on delivery after ortlers aro sei-ureu.
'. E. VAIL. Morse Buildiiic. New York.
Agents Wanted.
I I F.NEHAL AtiENTS WANTED-SELL-
1 iiiir new nitieles to dealers: exclusive ter
ritory, no competition, no capital required:
'.HI to ;i per cent, profit. Columbia Chemical
Co, iBl Deariwrii t., Chicago, III,
H EAUT1FUL PARIS- NEW. IMMENSE,
noiiilerful: over HO nhotoa. 11x1:1: bia
pnv to agents; no experienco noisluil. HIS
TORICAL PUP. CO.. Phila.
DENTS MAKEM DAILY SKi.l.INU AL
i umliium noveliies; new pn-osa silver
warn; bar uoods: biff line, tho new, wonder
ful metal: delivered free: aaiuple in velvet
lined case III-.; catalogue free. ALUMINUM
NOVELTY CO., ill i Broadway. New York.
""(JK"NTs" illl)ES PATENT UNIYKlT
l aid llsir Curlei and W avers (used with
out heat I, and "Pyr Pelnted' Hair Pins. Lib
eral cominissions. Free sample and full par
ticulars. Allures 1-. o. hox idu. ,rw ork.
U'ANTi D - ACTIVE SALF.S.MKN TO
liandin our line, no peddling. Salary,
!7."i per mouth andexpensi-s paid to all. (ioials
entirely new. Apply quickly. P.O. Box, 6.kS,
Boston, Mass.
Special Notices.
W'OUl.l) LIKE TO CORRESPOND WITH
some part v d"siring to sell milk route.
Address .IOR N FOSTER, rare stilt leu agent.
Skinner's Eddy, Pa.
l AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH KX-"
1 lubitlons and lectiiie ujun any subject de
sired. These exhibdioiis will bu tllusiratei,
liaving hi my possession tho most powerful
Dissolving storeopt icons made.
E. II. CALL, Trlnnne Ofllec.
rol! WANT THIS RELIC - REPRINT
1 Frank Leslie's Illustrated Week y War
Illustrations INU-IHna. Two Volnmo Folio,
l.atl; payable lnonthly, H.M. 1'elivoivd by
express complete. Prepaid. Addiess P, U.
MOODY, tils Olbson street, Seranton. Pa.
ULANK BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, SIAOA
tiues, etc., bound or relwund nt Tiir
Tiiiiii'Nk ollico. Vuick work. Reasonable
prices.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. Q. EDGAR DEAN HAS REMOVED
to 61S Htiruce street. Scrunton, I a.
(Just oppostts Court House Square.)
DR A. J. CONN ELI OFFICE 201
Washington avenue, cor. Bpruca street,
over Krancke's drug ntroe. Residence,
TU Vina at. Olflco hours: 10.30 to 12 a.
m. and 9 to 4. and C.30 to 7.30 u. m. Bun-
day, 3 to S p. m.
DR. W. U. ALLEN, CU North Waahlngton
avenua.
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J. HANI),
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Rooms IP, 20 and 21.
W. P. BOYLE, ATTORN E Y-A T-LAW,
nos. is and 20, Burr building, washing
ton svsnua.
attribute it to the fact that
Fitting and Reasonable in
and silk. Among them are
209 Sg&ZF
ner vard. "Riifrt; and C!arnpr?
1 j o 1
Ciip nc n trial nnr1 c. if n-
602 and 604 Lack, aye.,
Corner Adams.
DR. C. L. FRET, PRACTICE LIMITED1
diseases of the Eya, Ear, Nou mid
Throat- offloe, 122 Wyoming ave. Real
denve, Ci.fl Vine street.
DR. L. M. GATES, 125 WASHINGTON
avenue. Office hours, 8 to tl a. m., 1.3a
to 8 and 7 to 8 p. m. P.esldenca 309 Madi
son avenue.
JOHN L. WENTZ, M. D.. OFFICES 51
and 53 Commonwealth building; resi
dence 711 Madison ave.; office hours,
10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to 8: Sundays, 2.30 to 4.
evenings at residence. A specialty
made of disease of the eye, ear, ncs
and throat and gynecology.
5rTk A y7206 PENN AVE. iTtoT P. M.l
call 2oti2. Dis. of women, obstretrlce and
and all dls. of chll.
Lawyers.
JE8SUP8 & HAND, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at law, Commonweulitv
bulluiiiK, Washington avenue.
W. H. JESSUP,
HORACE B. HAND,
W. H. JESSUP, JR.
WlLLARD. WAKREN& KNAPP, AT
torneyg and Counsellors at Law, Re
publican huildiiiu, Wasliington ave
nue, Seranton. l'a.
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORN E Y-A T
law, Commonwealth building, S-rar.-ton,
I'il
C. COJlEGYsTliTlsi'Rl'CE STREEtT
D. H. REPLCHiLE. ATTORNEY LOANS
negotiuted on real estate security. 4u3
Spruce street.
B. F. Kl I.L ASL ATTCRfEYAT-i.A V
120 Wyoming ave.. Siriinton, Pa.
FRANK. T. OK ELL. ATTORN E Y-AT"
Law. Room 5. Coal Exchange. Seran
ton, Pa.
JAMES AV. OAK FORDi ATTORNEY-at-Lnw,
roonia iy, 6i and 6.".. Comtnon
wealth building.
6AMUEL W. EDGAR," ATTORXEY-AT-Law.
ofTlco, '"" Spruce pt., Scinrilon, Pa.
L. A. WATRES, ATToRNEY.TniW."
423 Lackawana ave., Seranton, Pa.
J. M. C. RANCK. 136 WYOMING AVE.
Schools.
BCIIOOL, OF TIIE LACKAWANNA.
Seranton. Pa., prepares boys and sir's
for collire or business: thoroughly
trains young children. Catalogue hi rc
quest. Opens September 10.
KEY. THOMAS SI. CANX,
WALTER H. BUELL.
SI1S3 WORCESTER'S KINDEROAR-
ten and School, 412 Adams avenue. Pu
pils received lit all times. Next term
will open Jan. 27.
Dentists.
PR. WILLIASf A. T AFT SPECIALTY
In porcelain, crown and bridge work.
Odontothreupla. Office, j North
V ashlngton avenue.
C. C. LAI" BACH, SURGEON DENTIST.
No. Un Wyoming avenue.
R. SI. STRATTON, OFFICE COAL Ex
change.
I.otins,
THE RKPI'P.LIC SAVINGS ANT
Loan Association will loan you money
on easier terms and pay you better on
Investment than any other association.
Call on 8. N. Cullender, Dime lianlc
building.
Seeds.
Q. R. CLARK & CO., SEEDSMEN AND
Nurserymen; store Hii Washington ave
nue; (.-recti house, i:co North Main ave
nue; store tolephoc iNi
Teas,
GRAND UNION TEA CO., JONES BROS.
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTKL, 515 LACKAWANNA.'
avenue, Scrniiton, l'a., manufacturer ot
Wire Screens.
a
Hotels and Kcstuurunts.
THE ELK CAFE. 125 nnd 127 KRANK-
llu avenue. Hates reasonable.
P. ZIEGLKR. Proprietor.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
B. N. AN ABLE, Proprietor. '
Sixteenth St., one block east ot Hiouiiwn;'4
at Union Square, New York.
American plan, $3.o per day and upward.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D.,L. i vl
iuiHsengcr depot, conducted on tna
European plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
Architects.
DAVIS & VON 8TORC1I, ARCHITECTS.
Rooms 24, 2o and 20, Coinmonwealll)
building, Seranton.
kTi WALTERrARCdTlTlicT. OFFICE
rear of Wti WashliiKton avenue.
LV: IWIH H ANCOCK," J lC A RCH ITKCT.
4.V Spruce at., cor. Wash, ave., Seranton.
DROWN ft MORRIS. ARCHITECTS,
Pries building, IM Washington vsn j
Seranton.
Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA M Colt; run
alls, picnics, parties, reitiaie, t.--
ngs anil concert w ." -
mis nilitress . j. uuuiti, ,iiuv...
in Wvonilna avenue, over Humeri i
music store.
ME(VAROERTmOTHER8. printers
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twin
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave., Seran
ton, Pa. ,
FRANK P. BROWN ft CO., WHOLE
sale dealers in Wootlwnre. Cordage an
( ill Cloth, 720 West Lackawanna ave.
THOMAS AUBREY, " "EXPERT A
rountant and auditor. Rooms ll and
Williams Hulldlng, ojipostte postofllcs
Agent for tho Rex Fire Extinguisher.
1