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TIIE KCHANTON TRIBT7NE TUESDAY MOUNIW. MA17CH 3. 189G.
DOOMED . SIMMER AILSA
Her Owners Surrender Her to the
Underwriters.
SHE MAY NEVER BE RAISED
Divers Bring Up Water Soaked Mall and
It la to Da Dried-Hole in tba
George W. Clyde Will
Be Repaired.
New York. March 2. The work of
lightering tlie steamship George W.
Clyde, which wua run Into by un Old
Dominion steamer Saturday. Is being
pushed by the. Chapman Wrecking
company today. Yestcrduy t lit- wreck
ers worked ull day. and removed from
the Clyde all the dry rai go. Today live
steam pumps are at work on the dls
ubled idHainHhlp, and the bulutice of
tlie cargo Is bclnir ivmoved to lighters.
Kurly today divers went down the out
side of tho Clyde and made prepara
tions for temporarily rloflns the big
hole in the side of the Clyde, resulting
from the coIIImIoii. The wrecking rum
pany t-xpects to be aide to get the Clyde
to her dork sometime today.
The Allsa of tho Atlas line, which
' tvas sunk Saturday afternoon In col
lision with I .a, iiutirgogno of the French
line, hay l)een abandoned by the owners
as a wreck. At the otllee of the steam
ship agents, Flm, Forwood & KpIIocU.
it wus stated this afternoon thut the
vessel wus now in the hands of the
underwriters, and so far as the Atlas
line is concerned they will do with her
as they please.
Their representative in this city Is
Arthur 11. Clark, of No. 24 State street.
He said to a reporter:
"Our instructions from London 1
have asked today for bids from various
companies to ruise the vessel.
No bids have yet been submitted,
and I enn't tell you yet what will he
done with her. When we get the bills
we'll have to decide whether it will
pav to raise her, and then the matter
of repairing or selling her us she stands
will have to be decided.
IN THE 1'NDEH WRITE FiS' HANDS.
Mr Clurk said he wus not authorized
to answer any questions os to the In
surance. He also was silent when asked
whether any suit would be brought
against the owners of Lu ilourgogne for
damages, lie said he had received no
report from the diver examining the
hull of the Allsa as to how badly she
was hurt.
No member of the firm of Pirn. For
wood & Kellock was accessible to re
porters. The cashier, who represented
them, positively refused any informa
tion as to either loss or insurance. He
declared that nothing was likely to be
done toward punishing the panic
stricken and cowardly Spanish llremen
of the vessel who let down the life boat
and rowed away with it, leaving the
passengers to their fate. He declared
the Incident was unduly mugnilled by
the newspapers but in any case It was
every man for himself and there was
no law to punish a man for trying to
save his own life.
Secretary Nush, of the board of pilot
commissioners, said that no complaint
had been llled against Pilot Murphy of
l.a UourgoKiie by either tho French or
Atlas lines. He thought this was an in
dication that no blume for the collision
was attributable to the pilot.
Two bags of mall recovered from the
Allsa were brought back to the New
York postoillces today. The letters are
in pretty bad condition from their sub
mersion. When dried those of them
whose superscriptions are legible will
he forwarded with an explanation of
liow they came to lie damaged.
PASTOR RESPONSIBLE.
Altclilcun Divine charged with Inaugur
ating tho DunclnR lever.
Ludlnglon, Mich., March 2. Rev. W.
I. Laufman, who took radical ground In
favor of dismissing tschool teachers
who dance, ami shook society ns It has
not been shaken before, recently had
u troupe of violinists come here anil
give un exhibition In his church. They
played dance .tunes innumerable and
hot all the young people in the clHirch
to putting their feet and swaying their
bodies In harmony with the music.
The minister himself, It Is said, en
thusiastically applauded the selicllunH.
The deacons now ciulni that the danc
ing that has been so widely indulged In
wus the direct outgrowth and result of
this occasion, that the tunes were al
together too quick anil devilish in char
acter for use In a Methodist church.
HAUNTED MY VICTIMS.
A Telegrapher Insano After Causing a
Terrible Hisnstcr.
Chicago, HI., March 2. James rialla
gher, formerly a telegraph operator for
the Wubasli loud at Spiinglicld, 111.,
gave himself iii to the police today,
claiming that he Is haunted by the
ghosts of victims of a wreck at Lexing
ton, Mo., which he says, he wus in
strumental in causing. He said that
four years ugo, while he wus employed
as un operator, he gave a wrong order
to un engineer, as a result of which
Seven or eight people were killed.
"When 1 saw tlie awful mistake I had
made." he suld, "I ran sway and suc
ceeded in milking my escape. Since
then I have wandered ull over the coun
try, but my conscience uccused me of
being the cause of the loss of so many
lives, and it has almost driven me In
sane. The deud ones, their friends and
others are all around me. See, here
A KNIFE
In the hand of a Surgeon
gives you n feeiiue; of hor
ror mill Ulead. I'here is
no longer iieccuhily lor its
use in luauy discaies form
erly regarded ns incurable
without cutliug.
The Triumph of
Conservative Surgery
Is well illustrated by the fact that
PIIPTI1PP or Hrencli, is now railitalh
nur ' Ui8 creu without the knife mid
without paiu. Clumsy, chating trusses can lie
thrown away I They never cure hut ofteu induce
inflnnimntioti. strangulation ami death.
TUMORS "". I;ilyid ( tacrine) and
I imivrWy many others, are now removed
without the perils of cutting ouerations.
Pll P Til MOWS 1,ower large. FIs
r ILL, I CUMUrvO, tula and other diseases
of the lower bowel, are permanently cured with
out pain or resort to the knife.
STOF ,l,e "'adder, no mutter liow large.
is crushed, pulverized, washed out
end perfect!' removed without cutting.
STRICTflRF of Criimry Passage is also
uiniviunLinmavni without cutting in
hundreds of cases. For pamphlet, reiereuces
and all particulars, send In cents (in slumps) to
World's DLsjiensarv Medical AsMKrialiou, No. (At
Main (street, Buffalo, N. Y.
MOTHERS
and those soon to
become mothers,
should know that
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Prescription robs
childbirth of its tor
tures, terrors and
dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding nature in pre
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tor parturition
Thereby "labor"
and tlie period of i
confinement are'
greatly shortened. It also promotes the
secretion of an abundance of nourishment
for the child. s
Mrs. Dos A.OcTHSIK.of Otklry, Ovtrton Co.,
Temt.,- writes: When I began taking Dr.
Fierce'! Favorite Prescription. 1 was not able to
staad on my feet without suffering almost death.
Now I do all mi housework, washing, cooking,
sewing and everything for niv family of eight.
1 am stouter now than I have "been in six year.
Your Favorite Prescription ii the best to take
before confinement, or at least it proved so with
ae. I never suffered ao little with any of my
children as I did with my last."
they come now !'" anil with a shriek, the
man suddenly Jumped from his chair
and pointed at the wall. "See, they are
coming to 'avenue their brothers and
sisters and friends, save me. save me."
As the man finished he snnlt to the lloor
with exhaustion.
A telegram from Lexington, Mo., con
firms Uallaghcr' story.
RAZORS IN A CHURCH
Omaha Colored Cong rcgnt ton In Fac
tional l ight Over Its Pastor.
Omaha, March 2. Drawn rnstors and
flying bullets uecoiii'mnieil the exit of
Hev. John T. M. Morrison from the Zion
Baptist church. The colored congrega
tion had tuken sides for and against
the dismissal of Pastor Morrison. When
his resignation was presented to tlie
congregation this afternoon nn acri
monious discussion arose us to the Uute
when It should become effective, his
opponents demanding- instant wllh
drutvul. J. H. Mean threatened him
with iiersonal violence, but was per
suaded to leave the church.
Mrs. Lois llurrows hurried home und
secured a revolver, while her husband
untitled i Ulicer lTe-scutt, who arrested
Mean. Two shots were tired by snmo
body Just as I'nstur Morrison hit the
church door. The noise of the flints
so excited him tliut lie, in Ids haste
to escape the Hying bullets, fell back
ward Into the church and down tlie
steps against u stove und was seriously
Injured uhout the head and hips. Wit
nesses to tlie shooting; uml also the
minister clulm that John Heauford fired
the shots, und warrant was Issued for
the latter's arrest, charging; him with
shooting with Intent to kill.
EVICTED I OR A DOLLAR.
A Wealthy Landlord's Prosecution Proves
a Messing in Disguise.
New York, March 2. Or. Abraham
Korn, a wealthy man nnd executor of
his father's million dollar estate, ap
peared In the Yorkvllle civil court on
Friday, und asked that John Cox. with
a wife and four children, be dlspos
essed from their humble lodgings, in
the rear of No. 8:tC Klrst avenue, which
belongs to the Korn estate.
Cox owned the Korn estate $1, the
balunce due for a nionth'u rent. He
should huve paid the dollar on Febru
ary "S, but owing to sickness and tlie
fact that he was out of employment, he
was unable to do so.
Dr. Korn said he is a business man
nnd doesn't nllow sentiment to Inter
fere Willi his adherence to strict "busi
ness principles."
"1 will pay It myself," suld Judge
McKeon, reaching into his pocket.
The court room wus crowded, and be
fore the judge could hand out the
money, Fred Fisher, the interpreter,
went down the aisle und obtained
enough subscriptions to pay two
months' rent for the Cox family. Korn
nccepted the money and Mrs. Cox left
the room.
FINED VOR II IS CRUELTY.
Rich Michigan .Man Permits Eight? Sheep
to Starvo to Death.
Adrian, Mich., March 2. Charles
Daniels, n Cambridge farmer of 75
years, allowed eighty sheep to starve
to death, because the price of hay was
so high and that of sheep so low lie
couldn't afford to keep them. Their
carcasses were found lying- about the
premises. The doorless entrances of
three dilapidated barns were burrlcad
ed, so tho poor animals could get no
shelter, while within stood horses and
cows shivering from could draughts.
Daniels pleaded guilty and was lined
$39. Although he is worth $40,000. he
lives in a ramshackle house, through
whoso roof tain pours In torrents. It
Is necessary to stretch canopies over
the beds.
YOUTHFUL PATRIOTS.
Are Headed Off by Wlro, Arrested and
Returned to Their Mothers.
Indianapolis, March 2. A group of
boys, ranging In ages from 15 to 20. or
ganized today at Itushvlllo and resolved
to join the Cubun patriots, and the tlrst
break occurred yesterday evening. Only
a portion of the detachment reported,
und secreted themselves on nn outgoing
train, headed for New York. Boon af
ter their departure the nature of the
expedition was betruyed to their par
ents, and the wires were put to use In
reclaiming tlie wunderers.
Several of them were arrested at Con
liersville, while others were captured
further along, but eventually ull of
them were overtaken und restored to
their homes.
BUYING WOLF SCALPS.
Iowa Officials Discover an Alleged Gang
of Swindler.
Bioux City, Iowa, March 2. By killing
wolves In South Dakota, where a boun
ty of J 1 . 00 Is puid for each scalp, and
presenting them in this ( Woodbury)
county, Iowa, where the lxiunly is $.1,
an organized gang of swindlers has re
cently defrauded thu county of lurge
sums of money.
Some time ago the authorities became
suspicious ut the number of sculps pre
sented und succeeded in unearthing
the cheat. Jack Whitman, tlie alleged
leader of the gang, 1ms already been ar
rested and will be held for perjury and
conspiracy to defraud the county.
WANT EDITOR FOR MAYOR.
People of Charlevoix, .Mich., Ready to
Vindicate W. A. smith.
Chftrlevolx. Mich., March 2. Kditor
William A. Snii'.h. who was recently
fined a dollar or two for snowballing
the city marshal, has been more than
vindicated. Tlie Jiepuliicans have
unanimously nominated him for mayor,
and the Democrats will indorse him.
This, his friends sny, with the reso
lution of the city council, saying that
Mr. Smith Is a most exemplary citizen,
and that the line was no disgrace to
him. ought to satisfy the most exacting
man.
INDUSTRIAL.
flross railroad earnings In the second
week in February Increased to 1(1.71 per
cent, over last year. In the third week
In February the gross increase wus CM
per cent.
i: ii ii
The Lehigh Valley has ordered from
the Baldwin Locomotive works live
heavy engines for service over the
Wllkes-Harre mountain. The;e en
gines will weigh in working order 148.
imo pounds, of which l:to.(iini will be on
the driving wheels. They will huve
American driver brakes on each wheel
and will be equipped with Westing
house train brake.
II II II
The Lehigh Valley Coal company Is
experimenting with electricity nt Jlalt
by colliery to haul mine cars. It Is ex
pected that before long the mules will
lie a tiling of the past in unthrnclte
mines. The experiment of electricity
for the surface workings has succeed
ed so well thut most of the conservative
operators think it will work equally
well inside. The Lehigh Valley com
pany has built a bis lire-proof boiler
bouse nt the Maltby colliery, and In this
they will put an immense dynamo,
thence conducting the power wires in
to the mines through two 12-Inch bore
holes to the big pumps below.
II II II
Alderman Ford of AVilkes-Barro. ac
cording to the Lender, has leased 1!::0
acres of coal land In Hchuylklll county
and a company is being organized to de
velop the tract, which is located about
seven miles from Pottsvllle. On the
tract there is an average of 100 feet of
coal in eight veins and it Is estimated
to contain 10.0ou.000 tons. The lease Is
perpetual or until all the coal is mined.
The coal Is within easy reach of the
Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley and Phil
adelphia and Reading; railroads. The
Lehigh Valley Coal company is operat
ing close by with much success. Op
erations will begin this coming summer.
The veins are all above water level
and can be reached by slopes or drifts
Into the mountain aide.
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS
Moll Street Review-
New York, March 2. Speculation nt
the stock excliatirre wu.4 affected today
by the receivership for the Haltlmore
and Ohio and by the demonstration yes
terday In Harcelona against the Cnltetl
States consulate. As a mr.tter of net
It can be sold, however, that the con
fession of insolvency by the IJaltlnioro
und Ohio hail more Influence on the?
market than anything else that has
transpired durintr. the past 4S hours.
The stock dropped, nearly sl:c points t i
l(i '4 und the bonds of the main line uml
Its branches oiitl leused properties any
where from i'.'s to 10 points. Late in
the day it was announced tout Thomas)
M. King, president of the Pittsburg and
Western road, lia.il ben appointed re
ceiver of the company. This road is
one of the more Important leased lines
of the Hultlinor.- und Ohio. The loss In
the usually uctiv.' stocks was equal to
MiH'i !er cent. In this decline Ten
nessee foul. Suitur. the Grangers. West
ern I'nioti, l.wc). Metropolitan Traction
und Southern Kallway preferred scored
the greatest lovses. In the uf teriioon
session there wan a decided change for
the better, on Washington ud vices that
the Spanish KOveruuicnl had tuUen
steps to niu!;.' uniends to the I'ulted
States for yesterday's disturbance nt
Farcelunu. A recovery of iiidi's per
tint, followed. Tennessee Coal, the
(Irungers, Louisville and Nashville,
Leather preferred und Western 1'nloii
leading. Sum- of the prominent Issues
at this time sold above Saturday's clos
ing prices. Near the close. Tobacco,
which sold nt fc'O early in the day,
dropped to 'Vy and ns a result the
general lh;t closed burely steady. Net
changes us n rule show gains of Wr::s
per cent. Tobacco lost IV and Haiti
more und Ohio St. per cent, on the day.
Total sales were ::7.:i24 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. ALI.F.N
R- CO., correspondents for A. 1. CAMl'
UKLL, stock broker. 2 Spruce street.
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CHICAGO UOAItfJ Of TIIAD13 ITHCK3.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos.
wtits AT.
May
July
OATH.
May
July
COUX.
May
Jnlv
LARD.
May
July!
PORK.
Muv
July
lug, est. est. ing.
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21' :P- 2l'i I'l'i
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S5 sr, n.7-' 9. so
10.W 1U.0J ll.'JO i.n
Scrunton Hoard of Trade KxchangcQun-
tutions-jtll Quotations liasod 011 l'ur
of IOO.
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank 135
Scranton Lace Curtuin Co tiO
National Iioring & Drilling Co. ... 80
First National Du.nl; Cij
Scrunton Jar & Stopper Co 25
Sprir.g l.rook Water Co 103
l'linhurrt Boulevard Co dm
Scranton Axle Works so
Scranton 8uviugs Bank 200
Scruntun 'i'riurllon Co 15
Konta Plate Olass Co 10
Hcraalou Car Keplncer Co joo
Se anion Piu kilis: Co j
Weston Mill Co 2j0
Lackuwaiiiui Iron & Hieel Co j.,o
Pcruiiton Heddlnfr Co iu;t
I (ONUS.
Sornnton Class Co 200
Kcranton Pns. Kailwuy, first
mortgage due ItlKS 110
S.'iuntoii Tructlon Co 95
People's Street Knilway, first
mortgage due IISi no
Scrunton & Plttaton True. Co yo
People's Street Kallway, Sec
ond mortgage due IMO 110
Lneka. Valley True. Co., first
mortMaKn due iSUT. B0
Dickson Maniifactiirlng Co luo
Lacka. Township School f, 0i
City of Scranton Street Imp G ... M.'
Scrunton Axle Works 100
Hoiouati of Wlnton TO J'JO
liush lirook Coal Co 10D
ow uk Produce Market.
New York, Mui'i-li 2.- I'lour Unlet, easy;
winter wheat, low grudi'S, '.'.r.aa,l; do. fair
to fancy, $".:i'l.!o: do. .,i:ateiits, S'i.POa 1. 1 "1:
IMiinesolu clear, ."o.iX'.wi; in. straights.
$.'i:(.r,u; do. p.itei:ts, $:i.:!.".a l.M'i; low ext ns.
!..'"u:i: city mills, 5l.l.".al.:T.: do. patents.
$I.Htlat.."i:iye lolxtiH"?, ?'J..')ii.i:i.".; snper
llne. M.lUai.T'l: line. SJaL'.r,.!. Soiuin in llo ir
yulet. sle.t.ly ; ei.niiiinn to fair. SJ.li. i t:
Kond to choice do.. i !a't.:!'l. live llo!ir
Quiet, sleuily; $.ti0a2.H.i. Wheal - 1 1, ill,
coder, with options: No. 2 red store etui
elevator. td-V.: afloat, f-",c: I. o. b.. S'J'.a
WHEN HOPE FilDI
Mrs. While, a CMzon of Ithaca
Was Savc:l.
(From the ItliaciIIerald.)
Our representative, hearing of tlie
rase of Mrs. H. T. White, celled to see
her at Seneca uml Plain Mrceta. We
ptttlh'h tluir ccir.vcix.itioii l,: the fd
lowlng Interview :
"Mrs. White, i her.r you l-.nve some
(hlnir to say about n new lemedy fur
backache and Kidney disorders. Will
you give me your statement for publi
cation?" "Vea, I am quite satisfied to do so. T
think tne put die should know when a
really good remedy Is to be had. it Is
the least I can do in gratitude for my
recovery."
"Tell me about your complaint."
"About a year ugo I hud the Grippe,
and since then my l ack hen pnlr.ed mo
constantly in tlie region of the kidneys;
a dull pnin at times, and at other inter
vals, sharp, darting pains plerelrjr
through mc, were almost unbearable.
I seemed to bo giving out as the pain
In my kidneys grrew worse, and at lust I
had to stay in bed the greater part of
the time. Finally. I gave up altogether.
I had terrific headaches, nnd suffered so
much pain my nppetlte left me."
"Old the disorder affect the bladder?"
"Finally it did. The urine was highly
colored, and varied In suppression and
excess. I often told my frlendfi I be
lieved I should go insane from the pain.
I heard of Doan'H Kidney Pills, and be
gan their use. After taking them two
or three days I began to feel tlirlr good
effects. 1 continued, and now am per
fectly well."
"Am I to understand thatDoan's Kid
ney Pills have entirely cured you?"
"Yes, that's the truth. I have no
more headaches or pains, nnd my ap
petite has returned. Before using
Doan's Kidney Pills I found It very try
ing to go up and down stairs, or to
sleep on my back: but now I can do
so without a single pain, I (eel com
pletely cured, and I wish the manufac
turers every possible success."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cent.
Mailed by Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. V.. sole agents for the U. B.
Wfc. : uiigreded red, TOuSJc; No. 1 North
ern, 77c.; o:il'..ns rlonJd ttrai at 'uV. de
cline; No. 1 red Mareh und April, J.'.'-c;
May. 7:i:''.c; June. 73V.: July. JJ'ie. Corn
I Mill, firm; No. 2 at 37l4c. elevator; SSV.
afloat; March mil May, 3i"c; May, 3V;.:
July, :.7'...e. 1 Mt. Dull, steadp; option.
dull. iHfler; March, 2.Vir.; May, 2r.C.;,
spot prices No. 2 nt L'rtiic; No. 2 white,
27,c; No.2ChleaKu, 27V,.- No. St2c.;
No. 8 white, So.,e.; mixed western, Sti'fcu
27'ic ; whito r:ato uad western. 2Ha'i,e.
lleef Quiet, steady', family, 10ul2; extra
ensss. rtT.iJia.S. Jiorf hanm lull; lllTiOa.
1.1. Tlerced beef Inactive; city extra In
dia mvn, Jl.lalK.jt). Cut meats quirt;
pickled hi'lllm, 12 pounds, 5c: do. thunld
ers. Hi;arc; do. Iiulo.i .SUidie. I.ai.l
Qulet, iPiii; vi stern f -team. $Vii'J''j: rlty, !1;
:i-y. $0.7.1; lvllncj, iiuic;; continei.l, i;
i'jiith America. t.X; compouiKl, I'V.
Pork yaitt, steady; mess, i'lualv.M. HUt
ter Weaker. Ilbcial rticelpts; slate dairy.
ya-Mc; Uo. creamery held. K'alS'sc: wi-
ern creamery. Ituilc; do. held. U'alS'jf!.:
do. factory. SaUc . ; Klglns. tc. ; Initiation
creamery, lli-Mltie.: lulls, Sac. Cheese
.Moderate deniuud; ;te large, GilW'ic. ;
do. farcy, M'.4e. ; ,i. small, lialii';.:.: part
kims. SS7c; lull sklma. l'-.-aJ-. Kgg
i.liieml iveeipt-i: fi and lV'tinsylvaida,
llull'ac; tpinhern. IVulu'sc; lee lioiHe
case. l.7.u2.75; weetern Iresh, lvall.'.;
duel;, 2I.1JUC
Toledo (iriiin Market. 1
Toledo, .March 8. Wheat - P.ecelpts, S..",2
Miipmenii, i.aei n: 1-j 1 i.h ; ipu.-i
o. 2 red cash. 71c; May, P.i.e.; July
.U se. ; No. .'! l ed cu.di, 72c Cum Itrcclji;
27.t .:! bushel 4; siiipmeiits, u.suo bushels
i nsy; 'u. 2 mixed in.-h. '.; No. :i .lu.
2S'..c. ; Nil. 2 yellow. "lie. : No. :: while. -AiK.'
Oats Nominal. 'lovcrseed It'ceipts. I.J' 1)
i...k.i; Fiiipiien;s. TiO tags; llrin; prime
cush und .March. t.3"i; April. H.2u; ( e
tnlier. SU7'..,: prime timolhy, cash, tl.71;
pnnie alilke, J-i.tiu.
Iluffulo Live Stuck.
PulTalo, N. Y., March 2. Cattle Verv
Hull u!:. lirnije. lower for light und com
mon grades; KOod export und shipping
steers strong; nood to choice export steers,
1.2.'m4.-1ii; liiilu to mixed butchers, 3.40a
J.u'J; bulls. 52.4i.la3.2.'i; fecdciu. i;ool to ex
tra, S.'i.2.1u3.li: Ktoekers. $2.t0a3; fair to
r.ood cows, 21a4'i. Hons Slow for hravv,
stronger lor othrrs; Yorkers. S4.2iin.j3;
pigs. f4.2iia4.4(i; mixed packers, Jl.lOal 1.1
mediums, Jl.Hial.l.l; h-uvy, Jta4.0u; roughs.
J3.2..u:!.5ii; sta;,-s. S2..1Ua.'l. Slier;) anil
lambs Active, loaljc stronger lor lambs;
sher slow; mixed, wood In prime, $.!.t.i
.1.11; i'onimon to rulr. 2.75a:!.;t".; culls, 2.i
2.(1.1 : good to prime lamtni, JI.4IM4.7.".; fair to
good handy lots. la4.:M; common, WTIil
i.'M; heavy export, $l.4.ia4.fiu.
hicaco Live stock.
Cnlon Slock Yards, 111., March 2 Cat
tle Itecelpis, 1-t.oiio licnd; market firm;
choice lots Kle. higher: common 10 extra
Fteers, Jli.JOal.iiD; stoekers and feeder"
J2.liia.'i.i"; rows uml bells. ?!1.4(l!i:l.r,0: calves'
Si!i.2:: Texans, VJ.:r,a:i.si. Hogs Uecelpts.
'S.UO head: market Ft rang to ,V higher'
heavy packing and Hhipplng lots, j:l.5,1u;i HI'
cominon to choice mixed, $;!.7.1a:i.s."i; rholee
assorted, .kiu4; IIkIh, 3.7.1a4; pigs. $3.:0a
i, -n .f'H'-ltecelplH, 1S.IKHI head, market
$,l...(la:i.(M; lambs. 3.riOa4.r,o.
weak and &c lower; Inferior to choice,
Philadelphia Tallow Market.
Philadelphia, March 2,-TulIow moves
slowly nt former rates. We quote- City
prime, in hoitsheads, Ile.; couiMry, prime!
In banc s. 3 (.; do. dark, in barrels, 3'ia
3'iO. ; cukes, 4c; grease, iP4e.
AVOID PNKrMiJIATdlphtherla and
typnoid fever, by keeping the blood pure,
the appetite good and the bodllv health
vigorous by the uae of Hood's Sarsa
parillu, IIOOD'8 PILLS hive won high praise
for their prompt and eflicient yet easy ac
tion. If tho Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wtnslow'u Soothing Svrup has
been used for over Fifty Years by Mu
llens of Mothen for their Children
while Teething, with Perfect Success.
It Soothes the Child, Softens the Gums,
Allays all Pain; Cures Wind Collo and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Sold
by Druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winalow's
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
A WORD.
WANTS OP ALL KIND8 COST THAT
MITCH. WHEN PAID FOR IN AD
VAUCK. WH NN A HOOK ACCOUNT
13 MADE. NO CHAHOK WILT, BE LKS3
THAN 2i, CKNT9. THIS RCLR . P
PLTR3 TO SMALT. WANT ADS.. FX
CKPT LOCAL fllTCATIONS, WHICH
ARE INSliRTRD FREE.
Kelp Wanted Male.
U ANTED MKN AND WOMEN TO
work nt home: I p ay $:ito Shi per wcok
for mnkiinr t'ravim l'urtiuits; new patented
midhHl; unyoiio who can rent and write can
do the work nt home, in spam time, day or
evKninp; wild for particulars nnd lie-in work
nt once. Address It. A. Uripp, Uermau Artist,
Tyrone, Pa.
CALRSMhN-tMV A DAY: NO CAN VASS
O ing: no deliv. lloi; no collei tinns; samples
free: side linn or oxcluslvo. UKiiM., ;'.'.I4I
.Markot St., I'Uiladulilila.
W'ANTICD- N (II NT 1 KVKItY Kl'.C
tion tocanviiMH; ft. 00 to 0,1 h duv made;
sells nt slitlit; iiImiii Ulk'l to sell Maple Hoods
to dealers; best side lino ST.'i KI a inmitli: wt.
nry or lm-tfA renunieHion made; experiencu
iiniieersvc y. Cliftun Suap und Aluiiufai'tur
ii.ie 'i.. Cinciuniiti, o.
W'antkh- wf.i.lknow.v manTn
' every town to nolieit stock suhs Tip
tions; n niunoi.dy: hli; money fur iments: no
capital required. K'DWARD C. PISH CO.,
I'eriien PlorK. Chiea'io. lit.
Hela Wanted Females.
( 10OD, STHONCi Olltl. OK WOMAN KnH
IT tenernl housework Arply, with refer
ence, tn MUS. NOLI., IHi'J N. ji aiti avcntie.
I ADIKS -l MAKK l!IO WAOF.S liiiixtj
1 J 1 I. sunlit li. me work, and will gladly sntul
full par:it'iilai'H t nil fendinir 2 cent stamp.
M1S V. A. STLBHINS. Lawrence, Mich.
7 Ac'thD -I.ADV A(l F.ST IN'm IIAX
ten t.st'll und iiitrcilnee Snyder's c iicc
irine: xporicueed ranvrflcr preforre.l: w'.rh
1 erin.imiiit and very prontalile. Write fm
t'artjculnrs nt mice nn 1 get licneflt of Imli lav
trn le. T II. VNYDKU A: :., Cincinnati, o
w
' I Vtt'll TVI Mt'IlllTl'M- TB'.i l.-vi.'r
fcto mieswotneti tn repi'ei -nt
tir.aranteed SO n. dy without ii.t"rfi rintf with
othi" unties. IW a'tlif ::l neiaipatiou. Write
f.ir iiartieiilars. inclosing s'.amt.. Marnro Cli.en-ii-id
Cn-p:inv. No 7'.' .T.din sfis.it.. New Y..rir.
f eenls Wanted.
AtlKNI's WANTKU-TO KKI.L CKiAKs':
t7. per irontli milarv nndcxiienH-M paid.
Addres. witii twiiceut atiiinp. FliiAitO CI
1 1 n" 1 '""'a"'
VOK.' lS- l'il tii'AA, otR PKAITICAI
Hold, rilver, nirli. I nnd ecfp-r eltelr.
pi; ters: iT'ee Irein 1 upv.-ad: fialury and hx
j tn-es turd: o.iir.t Inc. Ai'd:v.is, Willi ataiup
IJCI'IOA.V S FttCO.. Cl lenirn
C.I'.NTS TusF.I.l.t lOAItSTO DKAI.KKS:
.'V i'Si w ecklr und i'xptiss; experieiiej mi
1101 ci-s.iry. ( o:S()l,;i)Al'i:D mku. U ., i
'un Burea St.. th ca i.
CALISMAN TO CAKRY K1D1-: LINE: 2
O p. r :it. couuuisdoa; nimpln l)Oo!
mnili d fiiw. Aduniss L N. to, station L.
New 11rlc.
AT ii.rcK AtilSJfi's APPOINTED ft"
sell newtlilitnintr sUintf talde cloth. mos
cpdto and jpniKo flv liiniid nt lu cms nnd
ce its a lu tie. Saim'iln frer. DOl.tilAN'U
M'F'G (k).. Baltimore, Jld.
ULNI 8-111 N LT. S PATENT'(JN1 VlTT
j'V sal Hair Cutlers and Wavers fiwd witli
( nt heat 1, on 1 "l'yr l'c,iated"IIair I'im. I.ili
ral cciiiuiiMiinn. Freo iwimplH nnd fnll par
licnlsrs. Address P. O. Box 40rt. Now Vor:c.
Clairvoyant.
1 ADAisB AL'BKKY. OKF.ATE.ST LIVING
11 clnh'vnvatit in the world; tells pat
fresent and fiitorc. 212 Mulberry street.
Cxecutcr's Notice.
PSTATF. OF ADEI.I A L FCIIAFFER.
J a bite of the city of Keranton, Lackawnoaa
county. Pa , d ceatu'J.
Let tern testainaiitary open the above l.amtd
estut- hnritig lieen granted to the under
si :ned. all pprsona having claims or demmidi
against the said "t ito will presetit theiuf.it
payment, and thone Indebted thereto will
please mike iinmdiate pavin-nt to
WALTtR H' OTT ANDREWS,
Executor.
No. SI Went Clt Btroet, Mew York.
CHAni.KK H. Wsi.i.rs,
Attorney for KitatSj
Scranton, Pa.
01 CENT
c
onnolly & Wallace
ANOTHER STOR DN
Celebrated "JEROME."
5 CENTS JL
600 Pairs 111 the Lot, Representing the Best Stock That Can Be
Put into a Glove.
FORMER PRICE $2.00.
CONNOLLY &
Fop Rent.
LOK KKNT-WAhi:HOIlSK US D.. I,
W. awitoh. HCRANTON MTOVE WORKS
OUSK FOR RUNT IX tiKF.EN RIDUf'
luqiiirent 1.1m) Cupmiw) avcunc.
lOH HKNT-HODMHIN HAKVKY'S BKK'K
I blix'k. hnntli Wyoming 11 Venn?. Inquire
-. tl......'. uin. M:il 1
iiu, i7iii itiiii.
IOR KGNT-ROnMs NOW OCCl'I'IF.D BY
the Traders' National Bunk: imiwfflion
Uiren about May 1. bv F. L PlilLLlP.S,
Cshir TradBiV Nntiunnl Bank.
L-OH RK.NT-FKOM APRIL I, l.AROE
1 urii-K nmise. iji .Mulberry xtreet: all mod
ern appliauvvii. Inquire I'll N. Woahiagton
avnnr,
lior ri:nt-ten ko6m houseI all
1 nindoru lOiivvDiences. Inquire at l-.'o
" annnuru nr.
l.'OR RF.NT-ON E HALF DOUBLE HOCHE
I ' 715 Vnluey avenu. Rent reasonable.
Opposite Monos Taylor Hospital.
r'OR RENT-ONE SIX-ROOM HOL'BE, LEE
court. Inquire tWI Adams ave.
I'OR RENT NH.'Eu I FURNISHED II ALL
J1 suitable for ludne rooms. JOHN JEK
MYN, 111) Wyoming oven no.
T.OR RENT THE PREM IKEiTr ECENTLY
X' occupied by The Serantun Trili.nie.known
an the Bloeser Building, corner or Spruce Ht.
nnd l atin ave. Poensinn civen immediately.
Tho premi es consist of the building; in lh
rear of the building- on the corner of spruce
street and I'enn avenue, toeeiher with the
basement, and also the eutiro lonrth floor of
tho corner building. Can lie rented for Lodge
purposes nn well ns public meetings, Hizes of
hall. 31x100 with a n.'cond hull on same
Moor, Kixjii. For particulars inquire 011
the premises, f Rudolph Bloeser, or at the
office of The b'crantou Tribune.
FOR RENT.
The upper Two Assem
bly Halls in our modern
building, corner Lacka
wanna and Penn Aves.,
being; 50 feet front and
nearly 100 feet deep, with
steam heat and passenger
elevator, to let. Will al
ter entrance to Lacka
wanna avenue, and adapt
floors for school, oflicc.
gallery or light business
purposes.
THE SAMTERS.
For Sale.
1 nell cheap. Address or call at SIU North
Uarneld avenue, rity.
1OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT AT COR
I ' per of Mrado and Burke street. All mod
ern Improvements on promises. MRS. A.NNIE
STEWART, Uiinniore, 1'u.
I'OR SALE -1 PAIR BAY MARF.S: 1
I Pliek iinrer : verv fnnt. : nrieen low.
OUERNSEY BROTHERS. 'iH Wyoniiu Ave.
lOK SALE ONE tiF THE FINEST
V rountry plaeen ne.tr Sornnton; laive
modern house nnd tine grounds. Hits. MARV
AYLF.SWOimi, t'larks lireen, Pa.
Stockholder' Meeting,
' 1 Ml E AN N V Xl'." il E ETINO OV " T HE
I KtorklmlderN of The I'rovidsnee Oas and
Water Company will be lipid at their ulHoe In
tho llidaware und HnilMon building. I.aeka
w;iniia 11 venue, Uernuti:i, Pa., Jlnudny. May
t, law, ut It) a. m., to elect olfloern to nervo
during the ensuing year, to ronsiiler anil nn
tln.i Is. nil InereaHo ot tee i apital xt.x'k of the
I'liinpany, und trausai't uuy other Lusinen
tliat may bo presented.
iy ordi.'r or the ninii:i?or.
II. I'. ATHEItroN, Secretary.
Hrr.ni ton. Fa., Feh.'-'H, lHl
'IM1U ANNUAL J1 KK lNO OF THE
1 ntoik holders of Tim Iiickwn Mnnnfac
riiriug Coinpuny for tho olo:'tnn of oflleers
and to vote 01 the prnoiriou to rcdiioo the
n-iniher of dtrsrtors from nloven to not more
than nine nor 1"h thins iveii, and tlie consid
eration of niicb ntiier huonoHs ns may b'.
I'rotiglit hofurM tliuui. will he hold at t-io nfliie
o the eonip ny (n Sci'auton, on Wednosdav.
ilio I llh d.iv or .Vh"o!i m-x , nt hi o'el K'k a.m.
iSiuu-d) WILLIAM II PEItKIN.-, hei- y.
Frruiitun, Pa., Feb. 21, Istsk
VOTICE-THE ANNUA! MEET I NO OF
Ii the sroi'kholders ot The Laekawsnnn
Iron and Stoel I onipnuy. for the eleetion ot
direelors and trniiAaetioii of sneli oilier bus!
nesi as ninv proierly i-omo liefore tho meet
ing, will l:o held at the oflire of the roni;.anv.
in tho i-ity of Seraiilon. reiiiisvlvnuia, on
Woiluenday. MnrelH. l.s'.Hl nt 2 o'el n k u. m.
Th-. rolls will reniidn op-n tor o.i" hour. The
'ransler books wiil be elos'il on Ft'.hrnary 21,
::iii. and reopioiel on Mnreh .V ISim. '
,1. P HKIOINSON, t-ei-retttry.
Seranton. Pa.. Feb i.
Scecla' Fiotic.71.
THE 51 AN rUFA( "' ' HKhZ V r'li I k"( 'f.LE
1 hrat-fl WHITE fPO.NOF. FLOfIC have
!ppoilit4.i iesl'H. Megurgel ,1!; t'Onno.l tlleir
olj ng':its lor I'uo sal j o. tlri saino in Srrnii'
'on and vicinity. lr. K. F.. Teal, who for-ino-ly
had t he nvory of this (loir, will r re
ent Mefrnruel & tonne 1 1 with their complete
line, together with all his former "poi'talti-s,
'f'HE SOI D1F.R IN t)UR CIVIL WAR."
J Vou want this relie. ( onUins all nf
Frank Leslie's fumousold War Pii.-tures.sbow
ng the forces in aetn.d liattlo,skntcuvd on thi
spot. Two volumi's, Jf.tKsu j.ietures, ni.UI on
eanv nionthlv paynieiit. Didivered by ax
i ress complete, all el-nrzea prrpnid. Address
P. O. aiOOliV. 0'-"; Adams Ave., hrran'on. Pa.
BLANK fOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAOA
ines, etc.. bound or rebound at Th
TnniL'NS ciltlra. Wuick work. Keasonabla
prices.
Business Opportunity.
1KIPFLE CREEK IN VESTMENTS I E
v liable information, with Cripp e Creek
map free: S years on ground : f:H.imo capital.
! lie Woods InvestmautCo .Colorado Springs,
r,.lo.
MedlcaL
A SURE CURE
FOR
RHEUMATISM
Warranted to cure r out of avery 1.000;
two doses will take the worst cans of Infiam
entory out of bed. FiOO par pint bottla.
Mannfactured and sold by
MRS. DR. HAMILTON, 4g Nerthaasptoa
Street, Wllkes-Barre. Pa.
and for sale at 116 New York St.. Urccs RMgt.
SCRANTON, PA.
GLOVES
WALLACE,
TRY US.
602-004 LACKA. AVE, COfL ADAMS.
Situations Wanted.
tJlTUATIftN WANTED-BY AN OLD
O country groom and gardener, with a pri
vate family: good references, Addresa Mc-
aii L,iii.., iusiok a livery, wasnmstoo a vs.
AN ENOLISH LADY REQUIRES A SITU
ation as bousokeepsr. Apply 1414 Al
bright avenue.
A ttOOD flKE-MsMAKEB WOULD LIKE
d or I engagements to go out.ro wing by
tlie week: can cut and Ht: will work very
reasonable if hoard and lodiing in included.
jiuumm imttisJunhK, TriDuna omce.
CJ' I CATION WANTED IN A GENERAL
i' store or market; driver, bartender, nre
niun or watchman; can briot a good family
l,ailn- ,.ltu - . . 1 - T.' ,vt"
122 Penu avenue.
SITUATION WANTED AH BUTCHER;
II! IVnnfl mnnt , , . ,wl ... .. U A A
dress BUTCHER, 1:W1 Church avenue.
O ITU ATION WANTED A8 BUTCHER OR
iij uvuvr iionuruie empioyiiioni; gooq
Wnrlr Ii .1 hmm Bnrri Mlmn.w. Aiii-mm '. U
JENKINS. HUD Brirk nvenue.
SITUATION WANTED AS ilANITOB OR
watclimun: ten years' experience and
lust of references. Address II, Hox "88,
Slontross, I'a.
rOUNO MAN WOULD LIKE SITUATION
is willing to do anythiug. Addreaa P. U,
Tribune oftire.
OINULB MAN, 3a, WOULD LIKE WORK
O on centlemsn s place. Addreaa WORK
1NO MAN. Tribune otrioa.
r A N TED POBITION BY YfJUNti.L.AUY
' I aa stenorrauher and Ivtwwrltftr: pan
alsoasaiaton books; experienced; best refer
ences. Address STKNOURAPHER. tliB N.
Hyde Park avenue.
CITUATION WANTED AH BUTCH KH, BY
i ouo who thoroughly understands moat
buainess; can commaiid a good trade: prefer
to work in cash markot ; with good habits and
first-class reference. 1). UOROAN, 3IW West
Market street-.
RAILROAD TIMETABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Schedule In Effect May 19, i8og.
Train Leave Wilkes Darre as Follows
7,25 a.m., week day, for Sunbury
Harrisburg. Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazlaton.
Poltsville, Reading, Norristown
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Washington, and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.17 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
4.40 p. m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg, and ths West.
8.00 p. m., week days, for Hazteton
and Potlsviile.
J. R. WOOD, Urn'l Pass. Agent.
S. M. PREVOST, Ueneral Manager.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
(Lehigh and 8uqurhanna Division.)
Authracito coal used exi'liLsivMy, llis'.ir
In cleanliness and comfort.
TI M K TAHLK IN EKKKCT NOV. 17. IS!)."..
Tialns leave Scranton for riitsion,
Wilkea-Rnrre, etc at 8.20, .lj, 11.30 u. 111..
1.2U. 2 00. .:.. :.0n. 7.M p. m. Sunduys, S.vt)
a. in., 1.0(1, 2.1'., 7.10 u. m.
Kor Ailnntic City, S.20 a. m.
Kor Now York, Newark und Kllitnbeth,
8.20 (express) n. in., I.2U (express w ith Rnf
fet iiarlor car), S.f (express) p. m. ttua
duy, 2.15 p. ni. Train leuvhiK 1.2i p. 111.
arrives at rhlludi'lphla, Rending Terininul,
ti il p. 111. nnd New York (i.4.1 p. m.
Kor Mnu-'li Chunk, Allentown. Ilethlu
hem, Kuston nnd t'hilude!,hlu. H.20 a. in.,
I 2(1 3.uT, 5.0U (except I'hiUdeiphiu) p. 111.
Snniluy. 2.15 . ni.
I-'or Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
S 20 a. in.. 1.20 p. m.
For Uciidlritf. Lebanon and Harrisburg,
via Alleutov. il, S.2V a. in.. 1.20, u.VU p. 111.
Sunday. 2.IJ l. in.
Kor Koitsville. K.20 a. m.. 1.20 p. m.
Returning, leave New York, foot of Lib
erty street, North Kiver, at '.I iu (uxpross)
a. m.. 1.10. !.:. -3 (express with Buffet
uarior car) p. in. Sunday. 4..10 a. in.
Leave l'f.ihidelplila. Keading Terminal,
9.00 a. in., 2.0a and 4.30 p. 111. Sunday 6.27
a. ni.
Through tickets to all points at lowest
rates mav he hud on application In -id-Vance
to the ticket aBent at the station.
II. P. BALDWIN.
Oen. Hass. Agent.
J. H. OT.TTArsrV. C.en. Supt.
DELAWARE! AND
nLUbli.1 RAIL
ROAD. r-ommenclna; Monday,
mW WrmMK '" u" lr""is win
MMtMV9KrrU" at new Larka
mm wannn avenue atation
mm W r as follows:
" Trains will leave Scran-
ton atation for Carbondule and Interme
diate nolnts at 1.20. 5.4i. 7.00. K.25 and 10.10
1 m . 12 !. ! . J 55. US. .15, 7.23, JO and
1ForPK,arvicw. Waymart and Honeadale
at 7 00. ( 2a and 10.10 a. ni., 12.00, 2.20 and 5.15
'''For Albany, Saratoga, the Adirondack
and Montreal at S.45 a. m. and i 20 p. m.
For WHkes-Barre and Intermediate
polnta at 7.45. 145. 38 and 10 45 a. m.. 12.05.
i 20 IK. "-'0. ., (.15 and 11.38 p. m
Trains will arrive at Scranton atation
from Carbondule and Intermediate points
it 7 40, J.40. 34 and 10.40 a. m.. 12.00. 1.17,
I 34 140, 4.54. 6.55, 7.45. S.ll and 11.33 p. m.
'From Honeadale, Waymart and Far.
view at .4 a. m.. 12.00, L17, J 40. 6.56 and
7.45 p. m.
From Montreal, Saratoga, Albany, etc..
at 4.64 and 11.33 p. m.
From Wllkes-Barre and Intermediate
Eolnts at 116. S 04, 10.9S and 11.65 a. m., l.H
14. (., 1.10, (.OS, 7.20. 1.W aad lX.lt p. m.
Shadesat
FJLIR.
2o9uEA0ionue
UPHOLSTER FURNITURE,
Clean Carpets,
Renovate Feathers,
Hake Oyer Mattresses,
Make and Repair Spring
Sell Iron Beds,
Make Fine Mattresses,
NOV. 17. I89C.
Train leave Scranton for Philadelphia
and New York via U. & H. R. R. at 7.41
a. m., 12.05. 1.20, 2 38 and 11.38 p. m via
L. & W. it. R 6.00. 8.08. 11.20 a. ni.. and LU
p. m.
Leave Scranton for Plttston and Wllksi-
?"",v,.a ?- h- w- R- K - w- w-2
a. m.. 3.40, 8.07, 8.5 p. m.
Leave tjran ton for Vhlte Haven. Ha.
aleton. I'ottaville and all points on the
Beaver Meadow and Pottaville branchea,
y'u E. & W. V. R. R., 6..19 a. rn via D. A
II. R. K. at 7.45 a. m., 12.05, 1.20, 2.3S, 4.00 p.
viiL L. & W. Ii. R. 6.00. 8.08, 11.20 a.
m., 1.30. 3.40 p. m.
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem. Easton,
Reading Harrlabure; and all Intermediate
PS." ' D- H- R- R- 7 45 m-. 12
1.20. 2.38. 4.00. n.38 p. ,., via D.. L. ft W.
R. ft., S.oo, s.fts, 11.20 a. 111.. 1.30 p. m
Leave Scranton for Tunkhannock, To.
wanda, Klmlra, Ithaca. Geneva and all
intermediate points via D & H. R. U 8.(1
12, 1 P. ni.. via D U ft W.
R. K., 8.0S, 9 55 a. in., 1.30 p. m.
Leave Scranton for Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chlcaco and all
P.fi"' ,'e''t v,tt u & n- u- K- a. in ,
12.05. .15. 11.38 p. m.. via D.. I., ft W. K. R.
and Plttaton Junction, 8.08, 0.55 a. m 1.30,
8.50 p. m , via K. A W. V. It. H 3.41 p. m.
for K.I mini and the west via Salamanca,
Via U. V H. It. R., 8.45 a. m. 12.05. (i.lB p. 111.,
vlftj P, U w- R- R- . a m' 1.30,
and 6.07 p. ni.
Fulman parlor and sleeping or I. V.
chair cars on all tralna between L. ft B.
Junction or Wilkes-Barre and New York.
Philadelphia, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge.
.R,L-'L,N H. WITjBITH, Oen. Supt.
CHAS. S. I.ER. Oen. Pnsa. Agt.. Phlla., Pa.
A. W. N ON N K M AC H KH, Asst. Oen.
Pass. Agt., South Methlohem, Pa.
Del., Luck, uud Western.
FJffect Monday, June 34, 1893.
Trains leavo Scranton ua follow: Kx
presH for New York and ull points Bast,
140. 2.oO. C.15. 8.00 und 0.55 a. m.: 12.C5 and
3.34 p. ill.
Kxpreas for Knston, Trenton, Philadel
phia ami the South, 5.15. 8.00 and 8.65 a. in..
12.55 and 3.:ii p. 111.
Washington und way stations, 8.55 p. m.
Toby hu mi a accoininoda tlon, G.10 p. m.
KxproHa for Blnghamton, Oswego, I;'l
nilra. Corning. Bath, Dunsvllle, Moutit
.Morris and UufTalo, 13.10, 2.35 a. m and
1.21 p. m., making close connections at
UufTalo to ull points lu tho West, North
west ami Southwest.
Bath accommodation, 9 n. m.
Blnghamtun and way ntatlons, 12.37 p. ra.
Nli hulaon accommodation, fl p. m.
BIriglianitou und Klmlra Kxpresa, 8.01
p. ni.
Kxpress rort ortinna, Syracuse, usweajo,
I'tlca and Rlchtleld Hi-rlnisa, 2.35 a. m. an
1.21 p. m.
Ithuca 2.35 and Bath ft a. m. and i.tl p m.
Kor Norlhuniborlunil. PittHtoii, Hi Ikes
Bo rre. J'lyinoulli. Hloomsbiirg und Dan
ville, makiiiK close corinoetlons ut North
umberland for WllllnniHport, lliirrlsburg.
Uultlmorp, Wa-'hiiiKton and the South.
NorthiiniiierlHiid and internieillato sta
tions. i.x. 55 n. ni. und 1.30 und 8.07 p. in.
Niiiitlioke and In termedliito stations,
8 08 uml 1120 u. in. Plymouth and Inter
liie ll.ite Ktuilous. 3.40 nnd 8.52 p. in.
Pullman parlor and xlceplng coaches on
all txiircss trnlim.
Kor detuiled Information, pocket time
tnbles. etc.. apply to M. L. Smith, city
ticket office, 32 Lackawanna avenue, ot
depot ticket olllee.
Lric und Wyoming Valley.
Tralna leave Scranton for New York
and Inlerniedlate points on the Erie rail.
urn a at 7.00 a. in. una izs p. 111. aiso wr
HoncM.lale, llawley and local points at
7.0U, 11.40 a. m. and 3.20 p. m.
All the above are through trains to ana
from I loiipjohile.
Trains leave ror Wllkes-uarre ai .n a,
m. and 3. lit p. m.
In r.sr. cl September 99n4, 180S
Monti noMHd
SMtutai
CU3 SOI
209 04
Stations
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n "
I cept Sunday.)
p a Anive LeaveT
IA Ml
7.t y. Franklin 8
7 in. West 4and street!
... 7M
uu weehawken
... 110
lr Ml
p n Arrive Leave!
I iNliaacoak Junction.
...I vT
... tU
... IN
... 8 31
... 2 41
... C50
... 8 58
... 8 on
... 800
1 091
Hancock
1-2 SHi
Starlight
Preston park
Coino
poyiitella .
Belmont
pleasant Mt.
Uulondale
Fnrset Cttr
carbondaie
White Biidga
Wsyfleld
Jcrmyn 1
Archibald '
Wlntou
Peckville
Olvphant
Dickson
Throop
Provirtenoe
park Place
1S4S1
12 401
lit
is 111
Ill.nH
p M
11 49
-SMS IK
0 &sl1 81
7 0t II M
1 1.718 38
7 U 3 18
7 141 3 4
7 aol a St
7!3 CM
7 7 8
7 84, 4 041
7 34l 4 oil
7 1: 4 lot
7 SB 4 14,
T4lf 17
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6 t 11 llV
a b i 11 ni
IN 11 trij
6 Hill e)H
S IS f IW7
10 10 851
4
1
scranton
M 'a Leave
AXTlvel
a air a
AH trains run daily excejst punday. ,
t eignliles that trains stop on signal for DSaa
NDirers.
pecure rates via Ontario a westers before,
Circhaslng tickets and save money. Say aa
Ihgt Express to the Wrat. '
j. u. m uaorson, utn. pgss. Agb
T. ruuroft, Dir. Pass, AgV earaatoa, Va. .
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