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THE SCBAJfTON , TRIBUNE TITUBSDAY MOKNTNCK APRIL 2, 1896.
REV. J. C: BQGAN S CASE
Concluded from Page 1.
of the preachlnn of the times. HiH F?c
nnd subdivision was the doctrinal lapse
of the Church of KnpUmd and the ien
sou fur the opposition of the church to
the Methodist teachiiiK. Thirdly he
poke of the doctrinal laps? of the oth
er churches In Kiinlaiul. of the unitar-t-anization
of J'resliyteriunisni. and ot
the work of Professors tiifnpsnn and
Hutcheson. He considered, in the
fourth place, the moral preparation for
Methodism an I the loose living of the
clergy of the Church of Knpland. The
' next point wna the state of rellRion s
irlven by ontetnporury wltnesj.es and
lastly he turned to the brighter side
and spoke of the instances of saintli
nesa In the church and the place of
Methodism In modern relisious his
tory. I.:iRt r-viiiiiiu the exercises tverJ ue-
v(,ted to the int-rest of the Church
Extension soph tv and were iittendfd
by a large number, ltev. J. A. l aiiiu
ncr presided and ir.t -odiiced as the
f rst speaker Uev. Leonard C. Murdoch,
who spoke on "The Relation of Fence
to Periiumencv." The address was
rather brief, but was interesting und
contained nuiny pointed truths.
He was followed by i'l-v. Curtis I-..
Miiku, of Wllkrs-Unrre. whose subject
was Til- Nation's IVnian.l in Promot
ing Morals." He Kick" of the need of
i moral as well as u political life for n ;
nation. The suite is more ami lncr
wltlidrnwlmr limrul support und leav
ing that work to the church. -Communities
will unite on a common inter
est ami nothing Is more needful than a
center- of moral religious life. Tilts
need "th" church supplies. The hoard
of church extension plunts churches
where the people nre too poor to rats"
nil the money. Thus is bup'dlcd a
place of worship which usually be
comes a strong. self-suppot ting
church and contributes money for the
nid of other poor churches as well as
for missions and the general benevo
lent enterprises.
The speaker i hatiictorb'd these
churches as training schools, for Itn
inortullty. The benellts of this work
rannat be fully ineasutvd In this life.
Sunday nnd revival work and the high
est tyoes of Mini culture. The last ad
flress of the evi ning v.c by 'Lev Man
ley S. Hard, on the subject "Method.
. In Frnjectlng Intltiince." The follow
ing Is u, brief summnry of the doctor's
lemnrksk
LEV. MANLKY HAP.1VS ADDllKPS.
"That which 1ms consumed enough of
energy anil thought to take on lie
Uorni of an Idea will forntula'e Itself
into some methods so that it may per
fect its inllwnre. A barn in a near
city was so costly and elaborate thru
It remains the monument of the man
who reared It. Ills father did better.
In the same city he put a college for
women. "HIH" Nye, under contract,
wrote yards of funny things every
week nnd yet hill projected Ills influ
ence soli ly by his droll, quaint wit.
Now and then influence is projected,
that on the one side Is str.ing, sincere,
Incisive, yet on the other Is base, un-
wrrthy, belittling and Impious. .Vr.
Parnell was the gr.nt Under of home
rule; yet lie luoke down a home with
his treacherous ways. Daniel Wolt"i
has no per In Int' i-peratlng constitu
tional law. yet he got much of his In
spiration from the glass before liini,
"Uambetta was the brilliant French
statesman, yet was a reputed duelist.
Others huve projected pure and worthy
Intlueucts. Joseph, under his teni tu
tlcns; Lut hi r. at t lie c hurch council
that condemned him; Paul on the way
to prison, said he, had fought a good
tight. The doctor also said that there
must lie a country before there coild
be lasting inlluen"os projected by tin
church. To formulate It Crant never
blundered into Itichninnd: Sherman
was no straggler, when he left Atlanta
to find tile sea: Sheridan nnd She'inn
doah have u history. Jesus must needs
love a body to die for men. So the
church is to save mm. and P must
needs take on form. Society has such
estimate and hieh value of the worth
of a church building that men will
not live lung uway from its influence.
The ";ll Methodist churches doubtless
strongly aided In formulating the sober,
temperance sentiment of Kansas. Yet
the board of church extension has aid
ed nil but fifty-two of them. The lu
' lluence of men ure projected by their
friends. Within sixty days a gentle
man and lady in this city gave to
ward building' nnd naming a church in
Montana in memory of their daughter.
"A community will not long hold to
gether that docs not localize Its In
fluence around some church building.
This conference has given the board of
church extension from lite beginning
R2S,""7. It hits received by donations
t."),8'iQ. and by loans. S.l.To'1. lit is asked
to give this year $ii,(mn, which would
be hut 1:1. cents per member. Should
It raise this much $1,200 may be ex
pended upon this teititory by the hoard
during the year. There are sixty-eight
of the 2i!) charges that give $m or more
for church ixtenslon. Sixteen charges
rive, nothing. If-the churches arei In
formed they seldom fail to respond."
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OK. WOODKl l'I'S ITNIRAI..
Kcmnins cic lnkc to l'onv l-nrtt'cm-cicrv
fur l iicnn 'nt.
Special to the Srrnnton Tribune.
l'.lnghamton, April 1. The funeral of
the lute Presiding Klder James -O.
Woodruff was held frnin the Centenary
church today at 1:! o'clock. Long be
fore the sevvlces people Ocean to till
up the church until at the Appointed
hour not a single sent remained unoc
cupied. Tlie procession cn'-cwd at ex
actly noon headed by Hishon Vincent,
accompanied by Presiding Elders Cry
denwlse. Van Cleft, Forsyth; Thorpe
and F.ckmnn. Tltev were followed by
Kev. Austin Crlllln. Dr. L. C. Spragge,
of Wyoming seminary, and they in turn
by the family. The bearers with the:
casket entered, last.
The -casket was placed before the
altar, amid the Moral offerings which
were very numerous and particularly
.appropriate; wreaths, gates-ajar and a
broken pillar, told in the silent beauty
of nature of the respect In which the
,deccased was held. The presiding eld
ers occupied scats inside of the altar,
- while in the center of the platform sat,
Klshop Vincent, on the right iJr.
Sprnguc, and on the left Mew Austin
Orlflin. The sad services began Willi
the slngijig. the congregation uniting
In the old nnd favorite hymn, "My Lord
Thy Will be Done," read by Presiding
Elder Eckninn.
liF.ADINO OF THE PSALMS.
.. Presiding Elder Van Cleft rend the
thirty-eighth psalm, after which Pre
siding Elder Thorpe read the ninetieth
psalm. This was followed by Presid
ing Elder Forsyth, who reud a portion
. of I Corlnthlnns, xv. P.lshnp Vincent
' announced ns the next hymn "Nearer
My God to Thoe." Remarks were made
upon the memory of the deceased
brother by President Sprngue. He snld
that the work of Mr. Woodruff has been
finish d. and It would seem to be a plan
that appeals to our Christian under
standing thnt this warrior should be
taken at this time. We cannot under
stand why dentil comes, but we must
remember that Ood Is the author of this
dispensation. Although dead, he did
Hot believe Mr. Woodruff had gone, but
that his spirit was present and would
.Influence the lives of those that re
main. ! Rev. Austin Griffin also spoke of
his relations with Mr. Woodruff during
the past twenty-eight years. Mr. Orlf
ttn succeeded him In the pastorate of
the Wllkes-Ilarre church artd'. often
heard there that when Mr. Woodruff
prayed all Wllkes-BniTe was stirred.
' tfThe gentle, beautiful, eontldlng, spirit
,of the brother was spoken -os. as was
' tso his ability to win men to his be
lief, and of his skill In handling men.
A few Words of comfort and of adylce
Were addressed by tht doctor to" the
children, blildijcg them to "comfort the
grief ..stricken, mother. ' I'.t '
The hymn, "Peade. Peace, Wonderful
Peace." was sung by Hevs. J. 11. Race.
Stephen Jay and J. J. Thomas, after
which Utsliim Vincent .said that he
classed' the deceased as on who lived
in a refined world of lofty ideals and
Christla"n manhood. The departed is
always better thun the best thought we
huxe about him. The Ideal inside is al
ways better than we know about him.
Death Is not death. -. life. Let us
look every brother In the face and
think ot him and his Ideals as we will
when he Is dead. Let us love each oth
er and respect each other's ideals. The
afllicted family was commended to the
consolation of the Father.
The Hinting was lead by Uevs. J. H.
Race, M. S. Hard, Stephen Jay, J. 1..
Thomas. William II. Westlake. J. R
Sumner and J. C. Lencock. The body
was placed on the 3 o'clock Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western train und
taken to Forty Fort for burial. It w;is
accompanied by the sons, Wesley and
Oscar Woodruff, and M. L Cnmpton,
Dr. Sprague, lr. Floyd, liev. J. W.
Nichols, of this city, and Rev. Charles
Newlng, of Dowd.
KIT. J. C. UOCiAVS CASK.
Causes That IcJ to Ills Conflict with
the Church Authorities.
The case of Rev. J. C. Hogan, which
was lnought t. the attention of the
Wyoming- conference nt , lJinghninton
yesterday and rclerred to a ( innnittee
for consideration was thus reviewed by
the Curbondale Leader u few days ago.
"The trouble dates from the last meet
ing of the conference held In Carbon
dale. April 1-1 r,. ISM. The dilllculty
arose over an address which Rev. Mr.
Ilogun delivered at a temperance meet
ing held on Friday evening. April 12.
"Mr. llogan, who is a pi .mouueed
Prohibitionist, spoke very forcibly in
favor of Prohibition, and alluded in no
geiuie terms to the attitude of the
church on the subject, in lhr couse of
his remarks lie alluded to his presid
ing elder. Rev. W. L. Thorp, of the
lionesdale district, us 'a moral assassin
and a ministerial clown who disgraced
the ministry.'
THE RUMMiS RESOLUTION.
"At the session of the conference on
the .Monday following this address Rev.
K. !!. 1. Uriggs offered resolutions
signed by forty ministers character
izing as 'un-Chrlstliin nnd intemperate
the language, u'scd by Mr. Hogan. I'pon
this .Mr. llogan. secured the tlonr on a
question of privilege. He started to re
late the history of his trouble with the
presiding: elder but was stopped by the
presiding bishop. '
".Mr lloiriin then declared to the con
ference that he would not withdraw the
statement he had made. He further
declared that for ten ytnrs discrimina
tion had been iniidu atjulnst Prohibi
tion ministers.
"When the appolntnn tits were made
Mr. Hogan was assigned to the pai Pir
ate of Rush In the llluglianiton dis
trict, lie claimed that he was sent
there ns ii. punishment and refused to
accept the appointment. After the
hips" of some time Presiding Elder
Woodruff wrote and asked him if he
Intended to go to bis appointment und
on learning that he did not, another
minister was sent to take his place.
ACTION IN A SIMILAR CASE.
"in ISM." a clergyman of the confer
ence relusid to go to his appointment,
but when he nnpeared before the in
vestigating committee he withdrew his
objections and was allowed to remain
in the conference.
"It Is not expected that Mr. llogan
will do this ami in case he does not It Is
possible that thi committee will rec
ommend his suspension from the con
ference." rvjrzw MILFORD.
M. D .Carleton, who has been in the
employ of C. O. Pratt, es., has moved
to Conklin. N. V.
Enoch Smith, formerly of this vlacr,
has moved to Scranton.
Frank Everett, of Scranton was in
town Wednesday.
Oaptnln iJor?e L. Stone is very 111
nnd not exoerted to recover.
Dr. C. W. Hakes and family are mov
ing to Eni levllle, N. V. The doc leaves
many vtarni friends behind him, who
wish him success.
F. Monroe unfl family have moved to
Lakeside.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
have moved into their new headquar
ters. Dr. Leon's troupe of fun makers are
holding the hoards- lit the onera house
this Week and drawing large audiences.
Leon Shelp Is home from school.
Rev. W. L. IJnnabury Is nttendlng
the Methodist Episcopal conference at
liinghamtou this week.
The Lee Moss nost, Ornnd Army of
the Republic, held a patriotic enter
tainment at the opera house Tuesday
evening which was largely nttendtd.
Superintendent Olllett acted as master
of ceremonies. The principal speech ot
the evening was made by Colonel Ezra
Ripple, of Scranton, who interested the
audience with a graphic description of
his recollections of Andersonville oris
on. Cnpttin Ji. F. P.rardsley. of Mont
rose, followed Mr. Ripple with some
appropriate remarks, n'ter which a
brief address by Mr. Jessup, of Mont
rose, was listened to. ' One of the
hrlirbtct f'.'itures of the programme
wns a recitation by Miss Vinnic Voiles.
Dr. Leon's colored quartette rendered
several fine selections during the en
tertainment. ATter the literary and
musical feast the ladies served a repast
of coffee and hnrd bu k. which wns also
well appreciated. The ushers were the
Misses Jim Aklrlch. "Clara Tnderlied,
Rlanche Morse, Edith Rrooks and Nina
Taft.
NICHOLSON.
Mrs. Leroy Racon, Mra. Nettle Wil
son, Mrs. E. 1j. Day and Miss Grace
Warner are attending the Woman's
Christian Temperance union conven
tion nt Laccyville.
Miss Anna. Wilcox has just returned
from the city with, u largo and line
slock of millinery novelty goods,
Mrs. Sarah Williams is visiting her
son. Ed. Raymond, tn Ulnghnniton.
Mrs. Mary Werkelscr returned to her
home Tuesday evening slightly im
proved. Philander Belle, who was taken so
suddenly and seriously ill last week,
is slowly improving.
Pinafore will be repeated Tuesday
evening next., March 8, for the benefit
of Llewllyn Shields.
Miss Nellie Shields returned home
last .evening from llethleliein, where
she is attending school.
-.
WYOMING,
The Easter exercises of the Melhodlst
Episcopal church will bo held next Sun
day morning at 30.;!D o'clock; at the
West street chnpcl nt 2'!0 p. rn.
Rev, Wilson Trelble Rev. John La
Ilnr and Rev. Robert Ready are attend-'
lng the annual Wyoming conference ttt
lilnghamton.
At a meeting of Wyoming 'Monument
lodge, SS7, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, held Monday evening, tho fol
lowing ofllcers were Installed for the
ensuing term by District Doputv Grnnd
Master C. W. Stiff: Noble grnnd, C. H.
Wltinier; vice grand, A, W. any; seen
tnry, C. O. Hansen; assistant secretary,
Richard Rapsou; trustee, J. J. Shuld'o,
Mrs. Kdwln Royell Bncnt yesterday
with her parents Sir. and Mrs. William
l!ates, ut Luzerne.
If tho ilnby ts Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow't; Soothing Syrup has
been used for over Fifty Years by Mil
Urns of Mother-! for tlieir Children
while Teething, with Perfect Success.
It Soothes the Child, Softens tho Gums,
Allays all Pain; Cures Wind Collo and
Is the best remedy for DiaVrhoea. Bold
by Druggists In every part of the world.
Ho .suro and ask for "Mrs. Winslow'i
Boothlng ftyrup," and take 'no -othar
kind. Twenty. flvs cents a bottls.
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS !
i
I
WBII Street Kovicw. ,
New York. April 1. operators at the
Stock Kxcuuntfo were waiting all day fur
the action of the directors of the Ameri
can Tobacco company- on the dividend
matter. Kor days it has been generally
understood that the company Intended o
resume tlvj payment of cash dividends.
Remembering the sl ir chamber proceed.
Imrs of the management last December,
when the lirst knowledge of the fact that
the company had passed from the divi
dend paying list was conveyed through t.n
obscure advertisement, the street was in
clined to hold otT. it will nlso be called
to mind that the officials of the company
were -brqught before the governing com
mittee of the Stock F.Xi'li inge an 1 It w is
m question for a tim whether the stock of
the eompitny would be jrmltteil lo vc
i"iin on lae lift. Naturally pending i'n
n'lVial sti'ti mont, opratcrs were iiImki. -J
to no s'nw. it wis nt: until th. acjouri
ne'it of tie liiictd that the sre.t had
cy Mel ot t!v iii-i'iii of the i!:: , .-)?-..
SMir'ly r.ft: r 3 c.'clot k It wai oRlcially
iii:i.iui:ccd tiist the iKn-ctors h.'d declared
n ilivl'leinl cf 2 per cent, tnsh on the pre
ferred aed 2 .er cnt. in s.Tip on the com
mon. After the c'o?e the common was bij
for nt Ki ngn'.n-it M1". the riial tranaclon
at the S'oik Kxor.an:: -. It wa figured
I i' t at tht' dosing prlca the stock with
tlo new livl.'ev-e Is worth 1!0 on paper.
The cr Industrials were- stron',' for
Sti'-ar, Istlllcrs, Leather preferr.-d. Oea
pral i:i.cu!c end Consolidated Oa. Rail
ways wet'.? al:o stronger, mil better lig
ries vt re recorded for the Grangers,
Loulsvlll." and Xaslnillc and Manhattan.
The talk of gold exports was ignore I not
withstanding stall nients that a commis
sion house intended forwarding !.ie.i.el
by Saturday's European steamers. Th
market nt the Stock Exchange rb'l
quiet 111 tone. On the curii. howc.- r,
tic-re was lively trading In To'oaivo for
f 1 1 ; I v two hours lifter the rinse of the ex
ch'ini:'e. Net eluoiges show losses of U
n". per cent. In the railway list. The In
dustrials, however, gained 'in I per cent.
Manhattan advanced li nn l Rending 1
per cent. The total sales wore Hl,;!:n
shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AL
LEN K- Co., correspondents for A. P.
CAMPBELL, stock broker. Ppruoe
street.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos
ing, est.
. ... wi-v., Will
Am. To. Co.
Am. Cot. nil.
t:.i
Am. Sti-nr Re'g Co.tl7'
I At
h To. S
t in. South
Ch"s. & Ohio
rhieaco (las
Chic, t- N. V....
Chic., 11. & Q 77
C. C. C. & St. I ;
Chic, Mil. St St. P... 7!
Chic, li. I. H I
out. c. l-'..
Gen, Electric,.,.
Lake Shore
Louis. &. Nash ."n'i
M. K. Ai Texas 27
Manhntian Hie lir.'-i
Mo. Paclllc -:.t
Nat.
Cordage a
N. V.
Central 9;i
N. Y.
Nor.
S. V., I
Paclllc
Ai West
Mall
Ai Read....
Out.
Pac.
Phil.
Soul hern !. It...
Suit he! 11 It. I!
Tcnn., C A.- I
Texas Piiciflc
Vnlon Pncillc
Wuba'h. I'r
West. I'nion
W. t
I". S. Leather
I. S. Leather, I'r
f. H. Rubber
IIICACIO UUAH11 OK TRADE PlttCE.S.
Op'n- lilsh- Low- Clos-
WIIKAT.
May
Julv
OATS.
May
Julv
CORN.
Mnv "!H g LW, 2H. i -94
Julv :'n 3iV, IM'a :to!4
LARD.
Mav 3.07 "ill .".117 !i.:.'i
julv i:--
PORK.
Mav S.4". S.i'.u 8.IJ S.iin
July S.BO S.77 8.lil) S.77
Scranton Hoard of TinJj llxchniig jtjuo-
tntions -All (,'uotutioiu HuscJ on Par
of 100'.
Nnme. Eld AkpJ.
iltne Dep. & Dis. Rank MO
Scranton Lace Oftaln Co 60
National Poring & Driilinjr Co. ... 80
First National Hunk CJO
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co ?5
Sprir.g Lrook Wnter Co 103
Einihurs't Iloiilevard Co too
(Scranton Axle Works SO
Sn Hnton Savings Hank zoo
Scranton Traction Co 15
Ronta Plate Glass Co.... in
Scranton Car Hcpincer Co 300
Scanton Packing Co ... 95
Weston Mill Co 2,-j)
LHckawn.-.nii Iron & Sieel Co .ri0
Scranton Redding Co 103
HONDS.
Scranton Glass Co :oO
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
mortgage due 1918 no
Rortinton Traction Co 95
People s Street Railwuy, first
mortgage duo 191S U0
Scranton & Pittston Tine. Co 90
people's Street Railway, Sec
ond rrortgugo due 1920 110
Dlckon Manufacturing Co (V)
Lackn. Township School 5 102
CUy of Scranton Str'-et Imp 6 ... 1113
Scranton Axle Works 100
Borough of Wlnton n 100
Plclndclpliln Provision .Market.
Philadelphia. April 1. The market ruled
steady, but quiet In touch with the west
ern market conditions. Beef Rest city
family, Sil.TAUU per barrel; smoked be-f,
lUi'lV.; beef hams, per barrel, Slu.iabi, ac
cording to r.go. Pork h'unilly, $ll.oiial2;
sweet pickled hams, cured ill tierces, S
ii' i ; snu.keJ, Usiiilnc. ; fides, ribbed. In
salt, tia'i'ic; do. smoked, 7u7'2c; should
ers, pickle cured, iV;Ka'.-lic.( smoke 1. fi'ia
Pic; plcidi: hams. S. P. cured, .VintlVjc.;
do. sninltcd, le'iaT'io. ; bellies In pickle, ac
cording lo average, loose,' 5n.VV'. ; break
fast bacon, tiii,n",.ie. Lard Pure city rr
tlned. In tierces. iJ'.in'i-'-.if. : ill tubs, Co
ii"ie.; butchers' loose, u'ia'i'io.' Tallow Is
dull nnd unchanged. We quote: City,
prltre In hhds, :i"ic.; country, prime In
Mils, :Pw.; country, daik, In bbls, SUaJ'sc;
cakes, K'. ; grouse, 3'tr,
Now Vol!; Pfodiice llnrkcl.
Nov Yor'.:. April 1. Flour Fnehanged.
rpiiet. II; ::y Steady. Wheat Spot
market duP. 1. 'H With options; No. red
store ttad e..-.v:.;or, 7'.'ie.: alloat. Wvic. : f.
11. b., Ki'iuSI1,,'.; t'ligrnded led, Mla.vie.;
No. 1 nortiii'i 11, 7.!' tc.; options wore dull. 1
linn at 'ia'w'. advance: No. 2 r-id. April,'
7ii'..e.; May, "iv.i'.; June and July. 7H.'.;
August, t!9'kC.; September, 70c.; December;
Corn Sjiots scarce, liriii, dull; No. U
at 37',ae.; elevator. liS'ici aollat; options
were linn and dull at Vi'e'. advance;
April, :i.",7o.; May, Xt'jv.; July, J"ir:c. Oats
Spots more active, stronger; options
dull. Ill met ; May, -I'WiC. ; spot prices. No. 2
at IMV" No. - white. I'll.-.; No. 2 Chicago,
-W'Se.: No. :t at ISie.; No. 3 while, i'5c. :
nilxej western, I'iiMc; white do. nnd
white state, ISIaiSc. J'rovlsluits Slow, un
ehanged. Lard yule 1, firmer; western
steam. 555.31xi5.40i city. 3I.K; May, :..lii;
rctlncd, ipilct; continent, .V'.lTi; South
America, ii; conipound, t'sal-'ic. Pork
Steady, modcrnte demand; mess, ?S.7.iiH.ri0.
llutter Moderate deninnd, unchiinge I.
Ch"ese Hiir Jobbing deninnd; sdate large,
Hiln'ic: do. fancy, iDainUc: otheis un
changed, flsgs Fairly active, un
changed. Toledo Crnln .Market.
Toledo, April 1. CIorp: Wheat Re
oclpts, l.i'iM bushels; shipments, 4,700 bush
els; market quiet; No. 2 red, cash, 70ic.;
My, 71'ic.; July, ti7Vic; 'No. 3 red, cus'i.
IW'-n'. Corn Locoipts, (;.lri7 bushel.--; x'.iip
nients, i. - busliels; market dull; No. ;i
yellow, cash. ;i''c. Oats Receipts nnd
shipments none; murki t nominal. Clover
seed ltec!pt,4, 427 hags; shipments, ,'HH
hags; market steady; prime cash, $1.10;
April, SI.20; October, fl.HJ.
Itnffali) l.iv StocV.
TtolTalo. N. V., April I, Cat I Ic Slow and
wait; conituon to good ilalry con-s. JJ.80
:?..1U: mixed cows and hollers, $:i.T,tla;l.xii;
light lo fair steers, i3.iKiiil.7o; veals, dull,
il.i'i.l'.'V'. Hogs-Slow, lower; good to
choice "Yorkers, 4.10.t 1.12'j.i mixed pack,
ers. 3.00al; medlnnis, iXVonl; lilgs, yt.'ci
at. 20; roughs, :f.2."ia:;.."iii; stags, j.2.riiia:t.
Sliei and Lambs Steady; prime dian ly
lambs, l.70a4..so; fair to choice IWht. n.io
nl.Ha; culls nml common, $:l.2"al.2."; heavy
lambs, S4.iioh4.i1,"; extra heavy export. $1.70
it I.Tii mixed shrnp, good to choice, f:i.M
nl.lil; fair tn good, frl.2riu3.7ri; cplls jinil
common, f2.2ria;i.l.1; heavy export sheep;
SX7"ml; rllpped sheep, f 2,7uu.'i.3i ; clipped
lambs, t3.sua-t.23. '....'
('.Ilicil!! ' .ivo Stll;k.
t'nkn.tock Ynrds. III., April l.-Cattle
Receipts, $,100 head; market Arm and
est. I ng.
l.i' lU lo' I
lis lh;:, 117' j1
IV... Hi l'.'i pi J'i
4!l 4!i-'i 411 4;ii I
PiVi I'j'i vfr k;i, ,
'Vr lii '4 i:7-:a i7 'i
lo:l'4 in':'., lo.iv le:i'i ,
7S' 7e 7"': ;
sc.. :wi
7-Y'h 7.1 7.".' .
sih ii;-'4 1 fl H R t3
it it it
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... ll'4 14'i H I I
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... 11 11-', 1,r'i I'1-.'
... 'i ',2
i'r.. lit'. Srt Z
2S, ' i :'V4 3'H i
8 8 8 8 I
,U. 7", 7"8 V-j I
18 Iv Is IS .
M 8-1-1, 8-Hi, 8.:; j
H'-i l'7 ' !'TR ! VVVTvi
!.i nv nv i am
"-'4 l-' ic-'m iiCN
2& i Z J:i:U i
tng. ct. evt. ing.
i;:r; ta; 6.t"
BJTb KS:'t 1'h
lit' a IMi 1 19-H i
1HT :'UV It!'. 2U I
5 cents . higher; common to extr steers,
$J.i'.aXl; Mockers and feeders, KTrmS-U;
cow und hulls, Jl.i'a3.i; calves. $J:ii.li';
Texans S'-'.iaU.; Uokj Keccipts, Slem
head; iniikt-i steady; heavy packiu? und
hippint; lots, WaaiTi: common to'choi .-e
ndxiMl, jC,a3.sw; choice assorted. Hal lo;
lisht, pigs. fa4. Sheep Kwelpts.
U.cOu head; market steady: Inferior to
choice, fc'.7."ia3.6i; lambs. 'SOu4.7i.
Oil .Market.
Oil City, Pa Afiril 1. Petroleum
Credit balance. LS. At the exchange 130
was the only quotation fur the option. -
MAYFIEUD.
The board of health at this place met
In regular session cn Saturday evening. 1
All the members wore present except
the presti'ent. II. Roe. George Buck-1
Ingham wan chosen chairman, pro-tent. ;
Alter the nuriius f tt.e previous meet
ing had been read, the following re-,
ports were received and ordered tiled;
k th (cry s nix rt. Put on contagious
dlrer.se had cccttrred during the mouth,
and that was a cas.- of membraneous
ciotiu. There bad 1 con four permits
for burial;. Issu. d. Transit permits for
burial Issued, none. Transit permits
from Ji-ru yn, one. Number of deaths,
three, and from the following causes:
Heart failure, one; scneral disability,
one: diuhthi rla, one. Amount of money
received and collected $1.50. Hen 1th of
ficer's report: One nuisance bad been
ivporttd end that had been immediate
ly stopped. One case of infectious dis
ease. The house containing same had
been disinfected nnd placarded. Gen
eral health of iKirough, good. George
lSitckinghani wns appointed sanitary
officer, Patrick Oalty bavin resigned.
The sanitary otllcn- was given Instruc
tions ccucirnlng tho inspection if all
properties In the borough. He ts to
mnke a record of all found not In a
i-ftnltary 1 -"edition, nnd report same
that ccti.m may be taken In the matter.
All residents arc requested by the board
of health, to be kept free from all gar
bage, paper accumulated during the
winter and dead loaves. Properties
must lie cleaned up, and If not will be
done by board 11 1 property owner's ex
pense. Tr. P. C. Manly was elected as
a delegate to the convention at the
county organization to be held In Scran
ton in April. It was also decided to Is
sue scavenger licon.ses to any who may
wish to do the work. The work must
he done under the direction of the
board of health, and Jo per annum will
be charged.
A WORD.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS COST THAT
MCCH. WHEN PAID FOR IN AD
VANCE. WHEN A DOOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE. NO CHAROR WILL T?E LESS
THAN CENTS THIS RULE AP
PLIES TO SMALT. WANT ADS.. EX
CEPT LOCAL STTCATIONS, WHICH
ARB INSERTED FREE.
Hclo Wanted-Male.
D A BrciGIl . IXTKILI14KNT
Mituibrmnn ns KitieHinan in itraiierv ue
p rtinent nt Goldsmith's Bananr.
UTAM'i:i A F.XPIClilKN'CED (K
n ry cl-rk .ibou'. tho niiibllii of April:
permnneiit position for the rluht nmn; only
those having expnrlonc in flue grocery tr idn
need ai'i.ly. Addruss giving I'articulur. and
st.it ) where lust omp oyeii, U. C, Tribune
ollieo. .
U" "avt'ed -t r v st w o Ffirv pf. kson
to Unvel; salary t78J and expunges:
reference. I'lnelose self-addressed stamped
envelope. MANAOF.K, Box P., Chicago.
UT AJITKD N AOl'NTIN EVERY HBO
tion tocanvnis; S4.U0to$."i Wo liny made:
Bills at sltfht; nlson man to sell etnple (foods
to dealers; bent sile lino 1 7.Vf !tl a month; sal
ary or ltirira coinnii&sion mnde; exin'rleiic
luinccessic y. Clifton Soup and Uauufaetur
ing Co., cincinuafi, t.
WASTED-WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
1 r every town to solicit stock nubscrip
tiont; a monopoly; big money for agents; no
capital required. KDWAKD 0. FISH 4 CO.,
L'ordeii ltloi'K, Chlcniro. lib
Kelp Wanted Females.
Mitchell's Diuiug Kooin, His Washing.
ton avenue.
'ANTED AT (iNCE-Nl'KSE UIRL;
reteroncus rcifuireu. 011 juonroeuvo.
I ADIES-I MAKR BIO WAGES DOIXO
1 A plensnnt home work, nnd will ulatlly send
full pnrticulnrs to all tending t cent htainn.
Ml-S M. A. 8TEHBISS. Lawrence, Mich.
U 'ANTED-! ADY AflKNT IX SCBAX
ton to sell nml intrcdueo Snyder's CHk
iring; i-Xioi iciiced canvasser pnferml: work
IH'rtiiuneiit and very proiltublw. Write for
pnrticulnrs at one und get lirneflt of holiday
trade. T II. SNYDER Jc tU . Cinclnimti. I)
U 'ANTED .MEDIATELY TWO EXEH
petio Fii'eswomen to repreant us.
Cuarnntceil fit a day without interfering with
other untie, ilea'tlifnl occupation. Write
for pnrticiil irs, inclosing stamp. Mango Chum
leal Company. No. 2 John street. New York.
For f ale.
yovhifi " TvTi TTTot s'o.' o'arJeld
1 nvnmie, IIv.lo Pa.-k. No. (land 7, For in
formation b ip'tiru of JOHN K. CORDY, '.'JS
V.irtli Blakely street Duninere, Pn.
l'OIJ SAI.K-TWO POKSKH, 2 BUTCHI5',
P wngoiiR. 2 t'H'.'iries, 1 sl-iuli, liariieiis'sniid
dl of 1 iiichi''s (-u' lit: nlMi n:-i t nmrk"t tor
r-ut; 1 oing cut or bus'ni'ss; ninsr lie sobl bv
Mri- 1st. Imi'ih -1 of n. E. SCHULLEE,
tl.ilidy street, Duiiieorn.
l?fU SALE-HOrsK AND LOT ATCIK
t ner of Mendc a I Bnrloj street. All mod
ern hiipi ovutienta - n pi cniises. MUS. A.- NIE
s-i r.WAKT, Dunmore, l-a.
For F!cnt.
lti HUNT- AM KLRI4AXT I. MOOR KITU
V ni"r vesidoiieo nt Claik'n (Jre-n: fur
nl'hod or un urnished; flue iinnind with fruit
iitfieled Call or address JIKS. MAKY
.WLKSWOIiTII. ( lnik'a (iri.-n.
KENT Til I", MANSE (U-'THKUKLEN
I Hid je Prisbytori-iii church, fnrnlsh.'d or
tru'iirnislieil. Apply on prorata- s.
"l.-OH UGNT-H-lil XJM HI Lte'"a N o"BKNi
1 nleo yiirl. cornor VouStoreh and Mxrion.
?7oi7kext-h AlTi'iboniu! novsic-
I moderti Iniprovoiiieids; runt renHonnble;
corner of Pin" anil Blakely strcts, Dunmore.
iVo'K'nE a T-Vtrt:nliot;sEs Fiji eiuiIth
I str.s'f. Nos. 410. 41a, J.'i and 421; rnuvonl
ut and central. Apply to Jaiuei B. Watnon,
nt Mrs. Xu:i iii-d iiau, or A. D. Denu, t2!Hji
X. V.'nsliinton nvenii '.
t?Oll KI-NT-WAIiKIIOPSK ON D . I,
V . switch, HCKAN'TiiN tSTtiVE WOI1KS
J.-oli KBNT-lMP'Ms" NOW OCCUPIED BY
I the Traders' National Bank: nossesnion
given about May 1. bv F. L ViliLUPd,
t'.islii -r Traders' Nutioual Bunk.
I OR K Kli T-TENdtoiiM ' HOUSE; Aid
II modern cotivuuiences. liupiim ut I22d
Wnnllblll ll st.
LXMt RENT OXE HALF UOPBLE HOUSE,
I 7l-" Qniney svhiiim. Hunt reuaoliablo-tippo.-iitn
.tiosia Taylor Hospital.
poll KENT-ONE S1X-KOOM IIOUBE, LEE
I court Imiulre 0-.'i Adams avo.
7;oni!EXT-NI(.'l-n FURNISH ED RALL
I suitable for ludgo reoinit, JORX JEii
M V5, HO Wyoming ovomi .
Boarders Wanted.
i )o.hdeks-VjVNti;d two ofxtXe'
I mm. (inn Pin street: privato family.
Money to Loan.
A s guicK AS TITLE can bh exam.
. V lii 'd: linio to suit tho Imrmnrar.
I ItnWN. Attorney, R20 Hpruce .street.
SlockhoWers' Meeting,
,1 HtockboUler of The Provldfinon flan h--Water
Coaipjiiy. vlil Im bold at their utile. .
Mm Dnlnwuro mid - Hudaon buililing. I.ue
nstuia HveiiUe, Scrntito 1, Pu., Monday, S
4, Imhl, t. 10 11. m.Vto -leot rilllcera to sei
during the eusulnir year, tq (onsi'icr nnd au
ilioriao an lnnr"n"i of the (stpital stock of th
iinii ny, nml transact any otliur buuiuens
iliat iiiiiv bo pri'seu cd.
By ordor of the mniinters.
H. K ATilBKTON, secretary.
Bcrunton, Pa Feb. SB, 1SW).
c
bnnolly : & Wallace
SILK
WE
Styles, Designs
CONNOLLY &
Real Estate.
XK SAi.E-TKX CHOICB BUILDINU
lots; Hleo ouo donblo house and lot and
ono sinule house und lot. nil at Uosrotv. Pn.;
L'ms) bar-Jains. Address C. Al. LANCASTER,
Moosiu, I'a.
f HOUSFS FOR SALE DEAD CHEAP A
yt simp for quirk action. See J. M. LAST,
1H42 N. Wain avenna
Q5.1IH WILL BUY PROPERTY HO18M ON 2
'.V streets: HI room houao; a birain for
pilrk purchase, tee J.M. LAST, 1342 N. Main
avenue.
YlPBn C NT. REAL ESTATE JNVESTT
IO inelit for 0,ooa See J. II. EAST, 1342
N. Main avenue.
Agents Wanted.
UENTS WANTED-TO SELL the
iV tleetrle Cl-unor Silver and Nickel Pol
ish, for cleaninit silver, nickel, galvanized iron
aud window fins. Address J. P., 'M Tenth
atreet, city.
Ur ANTED SALESMAN; SALARY FROM
start; permanent place BROWN
BROS. CO., Nurserymen, Rocnester, N. V.
AOEXTS WAXTEDToT SELL CIUAR"s;
?.") per niontli salary and expensca paid.
Addrotw, with two-cent atainp, F1UARO Cl
(4 A It CO., Cnioasa
OENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
1 v cold, silver, nickel nnd copper el.ctro
plntera; price from $:t upward; ealary aud ei
jiennes paid; outfit free. Address, with stamp,
MICUIUAN MFUCO.. ChicaKo.
AGENTS TO SELL CIO A RS TO DEALERS;
weekly and expeuses; experience un
necessary. CONSOLIDATED UFO. CO., 4H
Van huren at.. ( h cauo.
SALESMAN To CAKRY TiDe7.1SE: io
per lent, ronimissiou; smople book
mailed free. Address L, N. CO., Station L,
New York.
AT ONCE AGENTS APPOINTEDTO
sell new lightning selling- tabid cloth.moi
quito and house fly liipiid ut ID rents and 26
cents a bo'tlo. Sample free. BOLG1ANO
M'F'G Co.. Baltimore. Md.
A GENTS HIXDE'8 PATENT UNIVER.
V sal Hair Curlers and Wavore Qissd with
out heat), and "PyrPotnted"nair Pins. Lib
eral commission. Free sample, and fall par
ticulars. Address P. o. Box 450. New York.
Lost.
rJST-AT THE FRUIT STAND, OUTSIDE
J the Roma hotel nn Lackawanna avenue,
a tinekstbooa containing between $76 slid 8IUU;
n liberal reward offered. Address JOHN S.
LaTOUCHE, .Moscow. Pa.
Soccial Notices.
?E ARE NOW READY FOR SPRING
trade; repairs of all kinds promptly at
tcnaed to; also lumber of all kinds, fencing
nnd buildintt matoilal, etc. Send in your or
ders early; competent workmen to be had at
all times. Our yard and otltee are now at cor
ner Asb street and I'eiin eve.; telephone ITIti.
EZRA FINN & SONS. Builders.
"nHE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR."
J Yon want this relic. Contains all ot
Frank Leslie's famous old War Plctures.show
ing the forces In actual battle, sketched on the
spot. Two volumes, 2.0UU pictures, Bold on
easy monthly payment. Delirered by ex
press romplute, all charges prepaid. Address
P. O. MOODY. fl22 Adams Ave., Scranton, Pn.
1LANK hOOKSi PAMPHLETS. MAGA
1) lines, etc, bound or rebound at Tub
Tiiibcnb oltice. Quick work. Reasonable
pricea .
Legal.
TN THE COURT OK COilMON PLEAS OF
1 Lackawanna coanty. No, 'iTii January
term, IS3II, .M irv A. Jones vs. Hlchurd P. Jones.
Notice to Richard P Jones, respnudont. Thn
alias subpo-na tn divorce in nbovo case having
been returned "ronest Inventus" for the rea
son that you could 110: be found In the said
county, you ar. her-by notill d to be and ao
penr ut tlm next term of the Court of Com
men Plena of rnid county, to bo held in the
cLy or Scranton, in s iid county, on (.lie Sitl!
day of May. A. D. lsnit, to answer the libel
lunt's compliiint in the nbovo caie.
FRANK II. CLtilUXS, Sheriff.
TAYL R Lli'Ms.
Attorneys for Libellant.
fppllcation for Charter.
VOT1CK IS HEREBY (41VEN THAT AN
ii application will bs mnde tothe Governor
of Pcnnxylvania 011 thn ninth day of April,
Will, by Andrew P. JIaloic . Maurice W, Col
litis, WilP-un Malonoy, William F. MeUeoatuI
Edward J. Mnloney. under tlm Act of Assem
bly. entltlol "An Act to provide for the in
corporation nnd ro-tnlation of certain corpor
ntioni," utiimved April "Juth, ls74, und the
Mip!lemcnt-t thereto, for tho charter of an in
tended corporation to b called "The Grocera'
Supply and Produce Company," the character
ami object of which is "buying, uclliiift, trad,
lug or Uenlliig In any or nil kinds of goods,
wnres and nieroliaudiwi at wliolcsalii," anil for
these pnrpoas to linvo, posKwa and enjoy all
the riabts, benefits and privileires of said Act
of Assembly nnd supplements throto,
CJfAULKS II. WELLES. Solicitor.
Medical.
ROEBLING'S CELEBRATED TANSY AXD
Pcnnvrovnl Pills; imported; absolutely
safe: harnilers; superior to nil others; never
tails, auv Hta',': tlio'isimds of liuppy ladies: i
bvmnil.' Sold only by Bv.TAXIi'Ab SPECI
FIC CO.. 114 Fifth Avenue, New York.
A SURE CURE
FOR
RHEUMATISM
Warranted to euro Mjn out of every 1.W4I;
two tliwes will t (ko tho worst cttsa of iuHiim-n-ntory
out of bed. f'ilW par pint bottle.
Manntnctnred nnd sold by
iMKS. DK. HAMILTON, 34s Northampton
Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
and for ealu at 11A New York St., Green Ridge.
SCRANTON. PA.
u
Daniel Drew, who aecumulatod onn of the
Inrc st f-rt lines ever made id Wall street,
(id: "Whon tho aap ruus up the trees buy
.t'lekd." and the records of Wall street for the
past twenty years show lie was right.
For fullparticnlars as to how business Is
done In Wall street, write for our book, "Spec
ulation Fully Kxplulneil," also our ncirket let
ter. Marpin 8 toO per cont. Commission ouly
1-10 per cent.
L 0. TH0RN8URGH & CO.,
Banker A Brokers,
41 Broadway, New York. '
CRIPPLE CREEK STOCKS.
Weliavo carefully Inreetintod nnd now es
ceiidly recommend s wife liivestments. the
.Moek-i of Thnmpsoii, Monn-Anchor, Globe
Hill. Conswlldatril, Indcpendence-Extenaiun,
Portland, lauhella and Union-Gold Alining
Companies.
THIi MECHEM INVnSTMP.NT COMPANY.
13H Jackson Street, Bank Idonr. I.. H. Knee
land, Manager. iUenilmrs of ail Colorado Ex-cbangee-direet
private wires. Orders prompt
ly exeutited correspondence solicited.
Have You
Seen the New
M
HAVE THEM.
and Colorings Entirely
feet Silk Wash Fabric
25 CENTS A YARD..
WALLACE,
TRY US.
102-004 UCKJL AVE, COR. ADAMS.
Situations Wanted.
POSITION WAN ( ED UY EXPEKIKNCM)
salesman in either dry itoods or clothing
house: lest references. Address C. T. Trib
une ufSce.
SITUATION- BYTN.XPERiENCKD".ALL
around man in wholcaale or as stock
clerk in retail grocery tore; good referenoe;
moderate ealary. Address STOCK, Mao's
llook Store,
CPfuATlON VAN'KD-A8 BUTCHER, BY
O nn who tlinronifhly understands the
most business; well 1 s-d to peddle or tend to
market; w ith icood habits and references. Ad
dross D. MOKUAN, MM West Mnrkot street-
cilUA'i'ToNSv ANTEDBY A M AN W1IO
Iiaa 1 years exuenence in dry Roods,
shoes and groceries; Al
reference. Add rose
1 ., i rioune omen.
CITUaTION .WANTED-AS BUTCHER OR
O In a grocery store. Address H. II., '1 rib
uno office.
SITUATION WTn TED-BY A MIDDLE-
J aifed man who baa had 'Al years' experi
ence in the mercantile bjslness. Address X.,
Tribune offlce. -
SITUATION WANTED -BY A YOUN(
iJ inau, graduate of a bnsiiiess college, to
locate iu a town whore there is a band aud
B-flat cornet player: any kind of reasonable
work. Addrsss 11. J. R., P. O. Box 448, For
est City, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNU
O man as Stenngranher and office assailant:
have had copying office experiences can fur
nish goud references, address T, Tribune
office.
BOJK KEEPER-DOUBLE OR SINGLE
entry wishes position as sneh or as clerk
in Grocry store, reference given, address
B. Scranton Post office.
SITUATION WANTED-T66 OUT BY
the dav washing; wasbinea taken home,
also. Call or address L. B M4 Sumner ave
nue, city.
RAILROAD TIME-TABLES
Schedule In Effect May 10, 1895. '
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barre as Follows
7.26 a. m., week days, for Sunbury
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazleton.
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Washington, and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.17 p. m., week davs, 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
burs; and the West.
6.00 p. m., week days, for Hazleton
and Pottsville.
J. R. WOOD, den'l Pasj. Agenfe
S. M. PREVOST, General Manager.
Central Rttilroad of New Jersey.
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TAHLli IN KFKKCT MCH. 13. 181H.
Trniim leave Scranton for Pittston,
Wilkcs-Hnrre, ete at 8.20. 9.15, 11.30 a. m ,
12.43, 3.U5, 5.11, 7.10 p. m. Sundays, ,W
a. ni 1.00, .13, 7.10 p. 111.
For Atlantic City, S.SO a. m.
For New York, Newark and Kllssabeth,
8.20 (express) a, m li.45 (x-pref s with Buf
fet parlor can, 8 05 (express) p. m. Sun
day, 2.15 p. m. Train leaving 12.43 p. ni.
iirrlve.i ut Philadelphia, Heading Term
inal, 5.22 p. 111. nnd New York tl.Ot) p. ni.
For Mauch Chunk, Allcntown, Usthlu
hem, Easton and Philadelphia, 8.20 a. m
12.45, SAC 3.00 (except PhiUdelphin) p. m.
Sunday, 2-15 p. ni.
For Jmmix Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
S."0 11. 111., 12.43 P. ni.
For Heading, Lebanon and Harrisburg,
via Allentown, 8.20 u. in., J2.43. COO p, m
Sunday, 2.15 p. in.
For Pottsville, 8.20 a., 12.45 p. m.
Returning, leave New York, foot of Lib
erty street, North Klver, al a. 10 (express)
u. m., 1.10, l.liu, 4.15 (express with Bullet
parlor car) p. 111. Sunday, 4.20 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal,
P.W a. in., 2.00 and 4.20 p. in. Sunday 0.27
a. m.
ThrouRh tickets to nil points at I0wc.1t
rates may be had cn application tn ad
vance to the ticket agent at the station.
U. P. HALDW1N,
Gen. Pnas. Agent.
J. H. OLHAtlSEN, Cieii. Bupt.
DISLAWAP.B AND
i.lbSl'N P.AIL
no AD.
ComnienchiK Monday.
July 110. all trains wilt
nrrlvo at new Lackn
wanna nvcuuu station
as follows:
Trnlii.i will leave Pcrnn.
ton station for Carbondnlo and HHerme
dlate points at 120, 5.4... 7-00. 8.2j a nd 10. 10
n. m 12.00, 2 20, W. 6.1u, 0.15. 7.2a, 0.10 and
Ko'Farvlew, Wayinart anil llonendnln
nt 7 00. 8.25 and 10.10 u. m., 12.00. 2.20 und 6.15
lVor Albany, Saratoga, the Adtrondacks
and Montreal at E.45 u. in. and 2.20 p. m.
For Wllkes-Harri) and lnionuediiiti
noints nt 7.4.1, 8.45. IMS and 10.45 n. In., 12.03,
1 20, 2.38. 4.00, 5.10. 6.0j. 0.16 nnd 11.118 p. m.
Tralnti will nrrlfe nt Scrnnton statlnn
from Carbondulo nnd Intermediate points
at 7.40, 8:40, .34 and 10.40 ti. m., 12.00, 1.17.
2.34, 8.40, 4.54. 6.56, 7.43, 9.11 nnd 11.23 p. ni.
From Honesdnle, Waymart and Far.
view at .3t u. m 12.00, 1.17, 3,40, 5.6S and
7.45 p. ni.
From Montreal, Baratoga, Albany, to.,
t 4.54 nnd 11,33 p. in.
From Wllkes-Barre nnd Intermediate
points at 116, 8.04, 10.05 and 11.66 a. m 1.1
114, 8.0. 6.10, .0g, 7.S0. 103 and ll.U p. tn.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
New.
A Per-
2o9opp.t
Clean Carpets,
Renovate Feataera,
Make Over Mattresses, .
Make and Repair Spring
Sell Iron Beds,
Make Fine Mattresses.
Nov. 17. 18113,
Train leaves Scranton for Philadelphia
and New York via U. & H. R. It. at 7.4
a. m., 12.03, 1.20, 2.38 and 11.38 p. m via D.,
U & W. It. U., 6.00, 8.08, 11.20 a. in., and Vii
P. ni.
Leave Scranton for Pittston and WHko
Barre. via I).. L. & W. It. It., 6.00, 8.08. U.2I
a, m., 3.40, 6.07. 8.52 p. 111.
Leave Rcrantuu for White Haven. Ha.
Sleton, Pottnvllld and all points on the
Ueaver Meadow and Pottsville branches,
J il V- K- 7 ' m , 12.05, L20,
J-- -p. nt.', via U. V.. & W, It. R. 6.0U,
8.(J. ll.au a. 111., 1.3H, 3.40 p. m.
r. l.ve Beranton for Bethlehem, Enston,
KeneJinif, Harrlsbnrs nnd all Intermediate
f2f.nl."sJr,a D- & H. R. K. 7.45 a. m 12.03.
A A i 0- nM P- m- via D.. L. W.
R. R., e.00, 8.0s, 11.20 a, m.. 1.30 p. m
Leave Scranton for Tunkhannock, To
Wanda, Klmlra, Ithaca, Geneva and all
Intermediate points via D & H. R. R 8.4
n ' inJ 1135 P- m - via D U tc W.
R. R., 8.08, s.65 a. m., 1.30 p. m.
Leave Scranton for Rochester, Buffalo.
Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and all
RP.'P'S .?est vla u & H. R. R 8.45 a. m.,
i2 'i 5 P- m - via D L. & W. R. It.
and Pittston Junction, 8.08, 9.55 a. m., 1.30.
8.50 p. in.
For E'mlra and fl.e west via Salamanca.
. i.- rl- ( fl--(;i ni. iz.uj p. ni.,
via D., L. & w. R. It'., 8.03, 9.55 a m., 1.33.
p. m. '
Pulman parlor and sleeping or L. V.
chair cars on Rll trains between t.. & n.
Junction or Wllkes-Barre and New York.
Philadelphia, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge.
RpLLIN H. WILBUR, On. Supt.
CHAS. S. LER. Oen. Pas. Ast.,Phlla.. Pa.
A. W. NONNEMACHKR. Asst. Oen.
Pass. Agt South Bethlehem, Pa.
Del., Luck, und Western.
Effect Monday, June 24, 1893.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Kx
fress for New York and all points East.
40, 150. 6.15, 100 and 156 a. m.; 12.53 and
8.34 p. m.
Express for Gaston, Trenton, Philadel
phia and the South, 5.15, 8.00 and 9.33 u. m.,
12.56 and 3.34 p. m.
Washington nnd way stations, 355 p. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, CIO p, m.
Express for Blufc-hamton, Oswego, EI.
mlra, Corniiul, Bath. Uunsvllle, Mount
Morris and Bululo, 12.10, 2.3fi a. m., and
1.21 p. in., mckina; close connections at
Buffalo to all points in the West, North
west and ilouvhwest.
Bath aommodatlon. 9 a. m.
Blnghamton and way stations, 12.37 p. IB.
Nicholson accommodation, 5 p. ni.
Blnghamtoii and Klmlra Express, 6.0)
p. m.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego,
Utlca and Klehlleld Swings, 2.35 a. m. and
1.24 p. m.
Ithaca 2.33 and Bath 9 a. m. and 1.21 p m.
For Northumberland, Pittston, Wllkes
Barre, plienioti'h, llloomsburg and Dan
ville, r akhiK close connections nt North
uinbermnd for Wllllamsport, Harrisburg.
Bnltli tore, Washington and the South.
NorjtMim'nerlnnd and intermediate sta
tions, (i.Oil. 9.53 11. in. nnd 1.30 nnd 6.07 p. m.
Nanticoke and Intermediate stations,
10S .nd 11.20 n. m. Plymouth and Inter
mediate stations, 3.40 and 8.52 p. 111.
Pullman parlor and. sleeping coaches 03
sll express trains.
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables, etc.. apply to M. L. Smith, citjr
ticket olllee, Lackawanna avenue, Ok?
depot ticket ollice.
trie and Wyoming Valley,
EFFI-XTIVE MARCH 1C, 1S96.
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road, also for HoiukiIuIh, lluwli-y nud
local points nt 8.35 a. m. nnd 3.2 p. m. nnd
uri lvo nt Scranton from abovt points at
8.23 a. m. and 3.57 p. m.
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