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THE RCBAHTOK TRIBUNE i nUBSDAT MOBKnm. APRIL 9, 1896.
Hats Trimmed
Free of Charge
THE MOST STYLISH
HATS AND BONNETS NOW HERE
We're They cost less than
you think, and are
Millinery handsomer than you
think.
Leaders. They're the very pink
of fashion. All we
We Invent, want is to get you to see
theui. Their beauty
We Oct Out i irresistible aud the
price adds to their
Reputation charm. ,...
KNOUOH "NEW"
For styles in Ttiuimed Hats
and Uoauets to give
Originality you half a day's sight
seeing aud entertain
That Way. went.
At $3.98
See the line of swell English Tur
ban. They're quick selleru. All styl
ish young women Ilka them. -
At $4.98
Fancy straw and mMe hats trimmed
to equal the unuul t:u orta. See them.
At $6, $8 and $10
Handsome imported model. The kind
you usually pay K. $12 and $15 for.
Mourning Millinery in Every Style
Children's trimmed hats. Je. up.
STRAW SHAPESALL SORTS
rntrlmnu-d Milan and hire Rtraw.
Wide brims, Toum si Turbans, etc.,
At 49C.i 6xc, 73c. and K;c.
You'll pay one-third more for the same
qualities at other stores.
Tuaeany and faney straw. 87 rents
and US cents, Cost, $1.30 elsewhere.
Open work luce brims. French, Italian
and English straws in blacks and in
the newest spring tints. Hat trimmed
free.
FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE
of every land and clime. ,
At 30c. and 61c.
Handsome, bunches of daisies.
At 39c. and 61c.
Finest French lilac in all shades.
At 15c. 19c and 35c,
American Beauty roses, with foliage.
At 15c. 19c. and aoc.
Newest effects In palms and grasses.
SEE OUR RIBBON STOCK
At 10c.
A lot of handsome taffeta
ribbons No, tKi, regular price,
At JSC
Taffeta and satin stripe
Dresden
75 cents.
ribbons,
al colors, No. to).
At 39c.
Plaids, pin stripes, Persian and Dres
den ribbon', Nos. 40 and DO, worth 60
cent.
MILLINERY ORNAlfENTS
Straw braids. Steel and jet orna
ments ami cabuchons, 8 cent and 10
cents each, worth 25 cants. Straw
braids, 10, 15 and 25 cents. All colors.
GILT AND LEATHER BELTS
Ollt and leather belts, 25 cents, usually
sold at 50 cents.
Pleated chiffons, laces and veiling. The
largest variety and lowest prices In
the city.
MILLINERS AND PRESS
MAKERS SUPPLIED
GERSON'S,
421 Lackawanna Ave.
CONVENTION CALLS.
Second Legislative District.
The Republicans of the Second Legisla
tive district of Lackawanna county will
assemble In convention at the arbitration
room. Court House, city of Seranton, on
Tuesday, April 14th, 18!;, at 2 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of electing two (It-locates
to the Republican state convention which
will meut at Hurrisburg April 23. 1890.
Election for delegates to the Second
Leglblntlve District convention will he'
held at the rugular polling places on Sat
urday, April Uth. 1S!K. between the hours
of 4 and 7 p. ill. Election districts are en
titled to representation as follow:
Seventh ward, First district 1
Seventh ward, Third district 1
Eighth ward. First district 1
Eighth ward. Second district 2
Ninth wtird. First district 2
Ninth word. Second district 2
Ninth ward, Third district 2
Tenth ward 2
Eleventh ward. First district 2
Eleventh ward, Second district 1
Eleventh ward. Third district 1
Twelfth ward, Flrct district.... 1
Thirteenth ward, Thirst district 1
Thirteenth ward, Second district 2
Thirteenth ward, Third district 1
Hlxteenth ward, First district 2
Sixteenth ward. Scond district 2
Seventeenth ward. First district 2
Seventeenth wurd. Second district 3
Nineteenth ward, First district 1
Nineteenth ward, Second district 1
Nineteenth ward, Third district 1
Nineteenth ward. Fourth district 1
Twentieth ward. First district 1
Twentieth ward, Second district 1
Twentieth ward, Third district 1
Total 3?
Vigilance committees will please take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
W. S. Millar,
, Chairman.
C. S. Seamans,
Secretary.
Bcranton, Pa., April 2, 1890.
Third Legislative District.
The Republicans of the Third legislative
district will assemble In convention at
the arbitration room In the court house
on Thursday, April 16, at 3p. m., for the
purpose of electing a delegate to the Re
publican state convention to be held at
Hurrisburg April 23. lfc!H. The primaries
will be held at the regular polling places
on, Tuesday, April 14, 1KC6, between the
hours of 4 and 7 p. m. Election district
are entitled to representation as follow:
Benton 2
Clifton 1
Covington 1
Dalton 2
Olenburn ; , 1
Greenfield 1
Goulilsboro , 1
LsPlume 1
Lackawanna township, South district.. 1
Lackawanna township. Wast district.... 2
Lackawanna township, Kast dlBtrlct.... 1
Lackawanna township. Northeast dist.. 1
Lackawanna township, Southwest dist. 1
Lehigh i
Madison 2
Newton 1
North Ablngton 1
Old Forge, First district 1
Old Forge, Second district 1
Old Forge, Fourth district 2
Itansom ,
Haranton, Sixth ward, Third district.,.. 2
Beott 2
Spring Brook , , 1
South Ablngton 2
. Taylor, First ward 1
Taylor, Second ward 1
Taylor Third ward 1
Taylor, Fourth ward 1
Taylor, Fifth ward 1
Wsverly , jj
.West Ablngton 1
John McCrlndle, Chairman,
.. . J. W. Houser, Secretary,
TURP1E OPEHS THE VALVE
He Eatertaias the Scaate ia Pictur
esque Style.
DODGE AND SHERMAN SCORED
Metrle System of Weight and Measures
Recommitted ia the UouM-Agrlonl-tural
Appropriation Bill Agreed
to-Other Topic.
Washington, April 8. Senator Tur
ple (Dem., Ind.) who has achieved
quite a reputation in the senate, in pic
turesque language, save an illustra
tion of his powers in that line today,
affording an hour and a half's enter
tainment to his brother senators and
to a larce audience in the galleries.
The speech was made In support of the
Joint resolution introduced on the first
of April by Mr. Call (Dem.. Fla.) pro
posing Intervention In the war now
being prosecuted in Cuba. The objects
of Mr. Turple's Invective were not so
much Oeneral Weyler and the Spanish
government as the chairman of the
committee on foreign relations Mr.
Sherman (Rep., Ohio) and the Junior
senator from Massachusetts, Mr.
Lodge. He ascribed to Mr. Bherman
helpless Inertia, delay and irrational
obstruction; and spoke of his taking
refuge In the crypt of the conference
committee, very glad to be rid of his
former action. Mr. Lodge was por
trayed by him as belonging to the
jingo class of extremists, and as being
singularly gifted with the power to
clothe nn Interesting and exciting sub
ject with nil the dullness of time worn
oomnion places. He drew an amusing
sketch of the controversy between Mr.
Lodge and the Spanish minister and
said that he had expected it to end in
a duel In which the champion of sen
atorial privilege would go Into the lists,
fully armed, his visor down, and his
lance at rest. Hut, Instead of that, the
junior senator from Massachusetts had
retired to the room of the committee
on foreign relations and regaled himself
on "pun's, mere putts." Mr. Turple
rinsed his sarcastic remarks on Mr.
TLSVn
lire pygmies still, though perched on
alps.
At the close of this speech, the Joint
resolution went over without action,
and the remainder of the day's session
was taken up with the Indian appro
priation bill. -
IJefore reaching a final vote on It the
senate at f.03 adjourned until tomor
row. HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The house spent two hours today In
roll calls upon questions relating to the
bill to nuike the metric system of
weights and measures legal system in
the United States after Jan. 1, VM. and
Anally it was teconimitted to the com
mittee on coinage, weights and meas
ures. The first vote was on the motion
to order the bill to a third reading.
That was arreed to yeas 119, nays 117,
not voting US. A motion was made to
recoiiHiuiT aim 10 luy imii nioiiuii un
the table, the ordinary parliamentary
device to clinch action upon a meas
ure followed, and the house refused,
132 to 111, to lay the motion to recon
sider on the table. The motion to re
consider was then agreed to 142 to 9U.
whereupon the bill was sent back to the
committee,
MAGIC IN HIS MUSIC.
Pittsburg Boosts a Svengall with Mys
terious Vocal Culture Powers.
Pittsburg, April 8. A veritable Sven
gall has been discovered In Pittsburg.
He professes to have discovered a
method of perfect voice formation, and
boldly asserts his ability to impart this
knowledge, producing at will In others
perfect singing voices. His own voice,
he says, is absolutely perfect, and he
van secure qualities of tone end reach
ranging In scale never before heard of.
The declaration and mysterious per
sonality have attracted to him a band
of disciples, who regard him almost
with veneration.. His name Is Haydn
Tllla. He came to this city several
months ago from Italy.
One woman has loft a good church
choir position In order to devote her
entire time to her voice culture. She
suys she was formerly a mezzo soprano,
but she now claims to be an extraordin
arily high soprano. Another womnn,
who says she never sang a note In her
life until she saw Tllla. pretends, with
out hesitation, to be now n prima don
na with a range up to high E flat. Tllla
says (irover Cleveland possesses the
proper formation of face which is the
most important requisite for a perfect
voice.
KKFUSED HIS LOVE.
A Southern Doctor Pills a Woman Full of
Shot.
Talbottom, Ga., April 8. One of the
most fearful tragedies in the annals of
crime was enacted here last night when
Dr. W. 8. Ryder, a prominent dentist,
shot and killed Miss Sallle Emma
Owen, Ryder had brought MIhs Owen
Into town from her home, nbout ten
miles out, that afternoon, and left her
at the home of J. H. McCoy, In Tal
bottom. Later in the evening, about 9
o'clock, he returned with a double-barreled
shot gun, stepped to the door
und fired at Miss Owen, who was sit
ting in tho parlor with A. P. Persons.
The shot was fatal and death was
Instantaneous. Tho mad man then
llred the other barrel of his gun at Mr.
Persons, but only a few small shot
struck him, and his injuries were not
serious. It is supposed that Miss Owen
had rejected Dr. Ryder that afternoon.
After the desperate deed the doctor
took an ounce of morphine and ter
ribly gashed his throat. He was ar-
! rested.
MURDERER'S PROPHECY.
Juror Responsible forthoVcrdiot Receives
Fntnt Injuries.
St. Joseph, Mo., April 8. John J.
Trompeter. who held out for corvlctlon
until the other jurors agreed In the trial
of Thomas Punsheon, charged with
wife murder, fell trom the roof of a
building today and was fatally Injured.
Trompeter was a schoolmate of Pun
sheon and was expected to hold out
for acqultal, but he worked hard for
conviction.
"I will outlive you yet," said Pun
sheon when he saw the Juror a few
days later. Punsheon will be hanged
on May C. Another one of the jurors
met a violent death a short time ago.
STRANGELY SEPARAT ED.
Wedding in St. Lout High Life Is Post
, pnned Indefnltetv.
St. Louis, April 8. The Guerin-Lucas
Wedding will not take place Wednes
day. This is stated on authority of
memueic of the family of the bride
elect, and apparently Is the end of a
romance in high life. The disappoint
ed bridegroom Is tuynolds Guerln, of
Columbus, Ohio. The cause of the dif
ficulty Is ruther unusual.
It Is said that the bride's family
made no specific objection to the young
Ohlnan, but it has been learned that
an Inquiry had been secretly instituted
touching the standing of the Lucas
family. This greatly displeased and
the estrangement followed.
-
DIED OF POI SON.
Dastardly Crlmo Committed by a Robber
at Altoonn.
Philadelphia, April 8. An Inquest
was held today by Coroner Ashbtidge
In the case of Anna E. Tate, aged 36
years, of Altoona, who died on Feb. 6,
from the effects of arsenical poisoning,
at the residence of J. H. Rlchelderfer,
an aged man, for whom she was -a
housekeeper. The poison is alleged to
have been administered by George Bar-
ton. an employe of Rlchelderfer, who
robfted the house after committing the
deed and then escaped. An attempt
was also mad to kill the old employer
by the same method, but he recovered.
The inquest has been delayed because
of a belief that the police would arrest
the suspected murderer, hut he is still
at liberty.
The Jury rendered a verdict of death
from arsenical poisoning administered
by Barton. It is said that the accused,
whose name is not Carton, but whose
real name the authorities refuse to di
vulge. Is In New York, and an effort
will be made to capture him.
FOUND AFTEtt SIX YEARS.
Detroit Detective Find a Clew to an Old
Murder.
Marquette, Mich., April 8. Six years
ago Charles Chauvln, a hermit living
near Detroit, was found dead In his
cabin with a hole through his body,
evidently made with a charge of buck
shot. Detective Max Aller was detail
ed on the case, and, after nearly six
years' work, he unearthed a clew which
pointed to a conspiracy with Frank
Lelskl as one of the conspirators.
Lelskl is a noted criminal, and Is
now serving a fifteen-year term in Mar
quette branch prison for highway rob
bery. The detective arrived last
Thursday, and for four days endeav
ored to secure a statement from Lelskl,
but today the convict weakened and
piomlsrd full particulars If guaranteed
Immunity from punishment.
M'KLKSPOKT SCHEME. '
Public School Directors Adopt a Reaolu
tion AfftfCtln- Teachers.
Harrisburg, April 8. Deputy Super
intendent of Public Instruction Stewart
today rendered an opinion In an im
portant matter that Interests the teach
ers of the state. The McKeesport pub
lic school directors at a recent meet
ing adopted a motion to the effect "that
all teachers be required to undergo an
examination regardlrss of their normal
school diplomas, permanent or profes
sional ccrtltlcates." The question was
referred to the department of public in
struction ns to whether the board had
a right to adopt such a rule. In the
opinion Mr. Stewart says that "gradu
ates or state normal schools hold a
nnM..1 .. , . U 1 1!.: . 4 .. .1 j I .......
lawfully granted ,0 them by tmstate
oonru 01 examiners, wnicn centiicaie
or diploma exempts the holder from
further examination in any of the
branches named thereon."
The deputy superintendent declares
that the action of the McKeesport
board If carried into effect, will be re
garded as nn unwarranted and arbi
trary exercise of official authority.
FIVE DOLlTrTa PEAL.
Parishioners Pay for the Privilege of
Kinging a New Cunrch lie 1 1.
Hammonton, April 8. A controversy
arose Saturday at St. Joseph's Cath
olic church as to who should be the
first to ring the new bell which had
Just been put in place.
The dispute was soon settled by
granting the privilege to the highest
bidder. An Italian, named Marcuni.
was given the first opportunity, and
taking the rope, he rang the bell thrice
upon payment of lie, followed by his
wife, who paid the same amount. The
ringing was then kept up for two hours
at (5.00 a stroke, the price finally being
reduced to twenty-five strokes for
twenty-live cants each. Enough was
raised In this way to pay for the bell.
RAILROAD NOTES,
The Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey today declared Its regular
quarterly dividend of Hi per cent., pay
able May 1. Transfer books close April
15 and reopen April 20. The board of
directors ordered the transfer books
I closed only five days .acting on the sug
1 gestlon of the New York Stock Ex-
change.
j The Chicago and Northwestern Rall
1 road company has decided to construct
! ninety miles of new road through a
j timber section of Wisconsin during the
coming summer. The same company
will- arrange at once for a car furry
j line across Lake Michigan from Man
j itowoc, thus opening up still another
important outlet to tho Eastern sea
board. The new line will connect with
and cross the "Soo,"
Northern Paclllc and Oreat Northern
have started on a Pacific eoastrace.
The Northern Pacific started last week
a fast train between St. Paul and the
Paclllc. coast, making a great reduc
tion of time. Great Northern put a
schedule In force on Sunday, going one
better than the Northern Pacific. Bur
lington has also reduced train time 011
Its Billings line to conform with the
running time on the Northern Pacific.
The Southern Pacific Railroad com
pany has Just perfected an arrange
ment whereby through westbound Pull
man passengers on the Mexican In
ternational railway can cross its Rio
Grande without being disturbed by
United States customs Inspectors.
Heretofore Federal officers have Insist
ed upon Bleeping cars being ready for
inspection, which compelled the awak
ening of passengers at 4 a. m. An in
spector will now accompany the train
from Eagle Pass and examine baggage
un route between Eagle Pass and San
Antonio at a convenient hour. Pas
sengers will not be disturbed and bag
gage will be checked through to des
tination instead of to Eagle Pass, as
heretofore.
New York Produce Market.
New York, April 8. Flour Los active
at the higher prices. Wheat Opot mar
kut dull, easier with options; No. 2 red
store and elevator, 82aS2'4c; afloat. SSa
H'i:l,c; f. o. b.. S3',iu81'4; ungraded red, Mil
i. u. u.. oouoii uugruupu red, m.l
'o. 2 red April, 73c; May, 13c;
und July, li'io.; September, Tic;
ber, 74'jic. Corn Spots dull; strong-
!too.; .o. red
Juno e
Decc-mbi
r: No. 2 at 39c. elevator: 40c. aoflat: on
tlnns closed weak at Va',c. decline; May,
IW'kC ; July, 37'8c; September, 38 -e. Oats
Spots dull, steady; options dull, easier;
April. 2,Y)ic: May, 2lic; spot prices No.
2 at 25'.c; No. 2 while, 2'JVie. ; No. 2 Chi
cago, 2i)',ic.; No. 8 nt 24'i.o.; No. 8 white,
iSM.'.: mixed western, 25a2il'.tc ; white do..
2C2S.4c.; white state, 2tia2s',ic Provi
sions Quiet, steady, unchanged. Jjir.l
Dull, nominal; western steam, Jj.03: Smith
America, (0: compound, ivinlc. Pork-
Fair demand, rancy steady; Imitation
creamery, Ualoo.; others unchanged,
Cheese Fairly active, unchanged, tlsgs
Fair demand, firm; state and Pennsyl
vania, 13c.; southern, llalPHc; western
fresh, llatfc; duck, 20a23c; goose, 40o.
Toledo Grain Market.
Toledo, O., April 8. Wheat Receipts,
7.WHI bushels; shipment, 6(0 bushels; quiet;
No. 2 red cash 73V4c. ; May, 74c: July.
liO'Ac; August, 69Tc. Corn Receipts, 0.U3
bushels; shipments, 0,300 bushels; steady;
No. 2 mixed May, SOc.; July, 32Kc Oat
Receipts and shipments, none; dull; No,
2 mixed cash. 2Uic. Cloverseod Recelots.
123 bags; shipment, tit bags; firm; prime
cash, fl.Nl; April, xt.uft; uctober, 14.43.
Hnffnlo Live Stock.
Buffalo, April 8. Cattle Active, strong
Chicago shipping steer, 4.3o; light to
fair. J3.00a3.7ii; vcnle, t3.60al.2fi; for fair to
S'ood; $4.7BaR.r)0 for good to extra. Hogs
Active, KalOc. higher; Yorkers, S4.05al.10
for good woiirms; ngnt low, $t.ioa4.l3;
mixed packers, I3.i)3al; mediums, S3.90u3.0";
uifs, $l.0Jfi4.10; rough. 3.20u3.10; staga,
$2.i.0a2.73. Sheep and lambs Active, BalOa.
hli'l'i r fur sheen. lOlluc. better for lambs:
prime hundy wool lambs, Kai.23; good 10
choice, S4.70a4.83; culls to fair, $3.W.i4.1"i;
ollii'jed lH-mbs , culls to extra, t3.73al.7ii;
mixed wool sheep; good to rholco, l.15a
4.r:; common to fair, $3.7.14.10; culls, $.)a
3.i;r; clipped sheep, $3a3.8.1; heavy wool
lambs, $4.wa,ii.
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow't; Boothing Syrup hat
been used for over Fifty Years by Mil-
Con of Motheri for tlietr Children
a.'h(la Teethlmr. with Perfect Bummi
It Soothes the Child, Softrns tho Gum.
Allays all Pain; Cures Wind Collo and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, Bold
bv Druggists In every part of the world
lie sure and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow't
(toothing Syrup," and taka no other
kind. Iwsuty-nva aanU botlls.
SaASKET AND STOCK REFOStT
Wail street Review.
New York. April 8. Speculation at
the stock exchange as ot late was quiet
and altogether professional. The deal
ings In stocks were only 15l43 shares.
At the opening the market was strong
and prices moved up tt4 per cent.,
Manhalten leading with sale up to
110. The stock was bought on the re
vival of the reports that the company
would make an alliance with the Van
derbilts. other firm stocks were Gen
eral Electric, the Grangers and Louis
ville and Nashville. General Electric
sold up to 38- on a report that the
negotiations with the Fort Wayne com
pany were progressing favorably.
Louisville and Nashville moved up to
50Vi on covering of short contracts.
Tobacco was feverish throughout and
after breaking from 81 to 8174 rallied
to 84Vt. In the last half hour of busi
ness the market developed weakness
on vague rumors from Washington that
the president tomorrow would send a
message to congress approving the
Cuban resolutions. The engagement of
$500,000 gold for shipment to Europe
tomorrow and the talk of additional
exports on Saturday led to a general
though moderate selling' movement.
Prices fell 4 to 2 per cent. Sugar,
Manhattan. Louisville and Nashville
and the Grangers being particularly
weak at this time. About 500 shares
of Burlington and Qulncy, General
Electric and Western Union were sold
out for the account ot Julius A. Kohn,
who, it was said, wa In financial dif
ficulties. Speculation closed weak. Net
changes show losses of al per cent.
Tobacco, General Electric and Man
hattan gained lalT4 per cent.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AL
LKN A Co., correspondents for A. P.
CAMPBELL, stock broker, 412 Sprue
street.
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Chic, Mil. & St. P.. 73?,
Chic, R. I. A Pac. 719
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Pac. Mall 36
Phil, ft Phil 11
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Term., C. ft Iron.... 31
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Wabash Bvfc
Wabash, Pr. 18
Wen-tern Union
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES.
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Seranton Board of Trade lixshongoQuo
tstlons-AII Quotations Uussd oa Par
of 100.
Name. . Bid. Akl
uime Dep. it uis. uans I4t
Scraaton Lace Cirtain Co
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National uuring fc uniting Co.
First National Bank
Hcrantan Jar & Stopper Co
Elmhurit Boulevard Co
Seranton Axle Work
Bcranum Savins bank
8cranton Traction Co
Bonta Plate Gins Co
Seranton Car Rtolaoer Co
8,." anion Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Luckawa&na Iron ft Steel Co..
Bcranton Bedding Co
BONDS.
Bcranton Glais Co
Bcranton Tata, hallway, first
mortgage due 1918
S-jranton Traction Co
People' Street Railway, Ant
mortgage due IMS
Bcranton ft Plttston Trae. Co..
People' Street Rutlwtty, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920
Dickson Manufacturing Co....
Lkcka. Township School (....
City of Seranton Street Imp 8
Bcranton Axle Work
Borough of Wlnton 8
659
2W
lis
118
Philadelphia Provision Market.
Philadelphia, April 8. Provisions were
steady end In moderate Jobbing demand.
We quota: Beef, city family, (per barrel,
$.30al0; smoked beef, llall2c.; beef hams,
15.30alB; pork, family, llla.ll. 50: ham, 8.
P. cured, in tierces, SaiCic; do. smoked,
DV;al(M4o.; sides, ribbed, In alt, 6n8c; do.
smoked, 64',a7c; shoulders, pickle-cured,
Hie: do. do. smoked, 614c; picnic hams,
P. cured, EaS'ji'.; do. do. smoked, 6 a
714c; bellies. In pickle, according to aver
age, loose, 6a3a.; breakfast bacon, 4'Aa
71-ic.j lard, pure, city mined, in tierces,
illiue'Uc; do. do., in tubs, 64a6c; do.
butchers', looee, 614a6',e.; city tallow, In
hogsheads, 3Hc; country do., 3!a3'ii: us
to quality and cakes, 314c
Chleaso Live Stock.
Union Stock Yards, III., April 8. Cattle
Receipts, 10,000 head; market 10c higher,
early clo:iig ciuy; common to extra
stuers, S3.10u4.C3; stockers and feeders,
J2.8tM3.S3; cows und bulls, $1.603.2.1; calves,
J3a5.23; Texans, $2.25a4. Hoes Receipts,
17,000 head; market firm and 6c. higher;
heavy packing and shipping lots, $3.Wa
3.S0; common to choice mixed, $3.65a3.90;
choice assorted, $3.834; light. S.75a4; plg4.
$33.95. Sheep Receipts, 16,000 head; mar
ket for sheep barely steady; lambs
weak; Inferior to choice sheep, S2.75a3.a0;
lambs, $3.75a4.70;
"How to Cur All Skin Olseasos."
Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment."
No Internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema. Itch, all eruptions on tho
face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggist for Swayne's Ointment
Legal.
1 XT' HE COURT OK COMMON PLEAS OP
1 Lackawanna county, Ko, 257 January
term. IK M. Mnry A.Jone vs. Eiehsrd P. Joans.
Notice to lticaard P June, respondent. The
ftlla.aubpuena in divorce in abovacm having
been ruttirii'jd "eon est Invmrtus" for thu ma
son thitt yon could not bo found in the sa d
count.', yon sre hereby notifl d to be and Bit
pear at tho next term of tlio Court of Com.
umn Pleas of tsld county, to be heid in tho
city or fccranton. In sxid county, on the K-'ttb
daynt May. A. U. 1803, to answer the ib.l.
lsnt's compliant in 'lie above rae.
PRANK II. t'LEMONS, Sheriff.
TAYLOR A Llittlt.
Attorneys for LlbolUnt.
Stockholders' Masting,
rpHK ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
X stockholders or The Provldnnco On sa I
Water Company will bo but 1 at their ofjluu In
tlie DulawMo slid Hudson buJMi.ig. i.uc
T.in:. srenuo, Hrranto i, !'., Mml.lny, liny
4, 11 DV al ID n. ra to il-'-et oiTlcorii to s tto
ilur ntf the ensuing yoar, tJ conoid, nnd nu
thoi Iso nu increuia of t!.e cui!td stuck of lb '
comiany, and trsnuact nay other butmua
mitt way do prisonteii.
By order of the nianatcri.
H. K ATHKif'OS, Secretsry.
Bcrmton, P Feb. '.'8, M
6aelal Notices.
"'HE HOI DIKR IN OUR CIVIL WA)!."
J Von went thU rclir. t uiitnins nil of
Prank l.oslie' famous old War Plctui s,show
iiiir the ioi oe m acttnut battle, sketouvd ea ton
sput. Two volnmns, 2,0"0 pUutrM, hold i'i)
ensy monthly MyDiuut. Beilvered by x
vrrs cmnlete, ell ci arM prepnid. Audtmi
P. O. KiUY. 822 Adam A v.. Horsnln-i, Vu.
IVL.K lucKb, l'AJnpHLKTtf. MAI4A.
lllliil etc.. hunnd or rubounl at T.l
Tmuusa eiiea fauiuk work, teawasbl
tKi, ;' ... ,i
Coonmoll
The Lenox
Bicycle Suit
For Ladies.
We have the sole 4MMlM4
asency for the above
in Seranton.. iP
It Is considered by .feMi
experts to be the best mWmmmM&
adaoted suit for ladles MmiWmitMM
gw- ' gt&rwit'.-''
a a,fc, ..' -cs- '
duced.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
01 CENT
A WORD.
WANTS OP ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH. WHEN PAID KOR IN AU
VAHCK. TORS A POOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE. NO CH AROH WILL ftB LE91
THAN 2S CRNT8. THI3 RULK iV
PLIKS TO 8MAI.J. WANT ADS., BX;
CEPT LOCAL SITUATIONS. WHICH
Ai!B INSERTED FRKB.
i i ei
, Nti Wantd-Ml.
1NI)t1iuk ASD
V colUi t; mui be aide to f v l i.fl
8ahotMtv! nonltioa rermenrnt: oue b-.t en-
er.-eti men mri spply. Addre Lock Boi
473, Barsuton, Ps.
WANTED-N AOFNT IN EVEBY B80
tion toasDVss; .00toB1Wadsy msdi;
II at Klehl; lo n (Ui to cdl HuftU Q&Ai
to dealer: but rtdo line ;7.'v(0 s month; Ml
ry or birr inmmlMuon made; espi-rlene
.. . . f i ' w..Mn ...,.( T ... ii fart, i. p.
Irs On'. Cl'ir'latistl. O. ' -
WANTKD - WBJ-L KNOWN MAN IW
1 T.rv town te aclicit ttcek nbicrlB-
tionn; u.ouop..!yi Wg tueney hr auu;ae
eauitul remitreil. EDWAiiD C. FJ9U CU,
Borai'.s nio; , i.niesfe. in.
Heln Wanted Females,
IITANTEU A PBOTEHTANT
GERMAN
r
aook i
Bin: mint be itroatt ana nest, a aooa
oook aad Unndrc; rvfereuce reqaired, 748
Qaincy aretia.
AUIK8-1 MAHK BIO WAOE4 DOINO
J tbsMbt hi.me work, and will sladlr ttad
full particular to U tudln t ceot Ktanip.
Miti M. A. f r.lBIia. LswreiMr, Mloh.
VVANTED '.ADY AOENT IN DUBAK.
V V ton to Mil and Introduce Bnrdar'a onk
Iclnf! -zperleued csnTimicr preferred ; orli
peimsneEl nod Tory profitable.. Write for
partieulor st ouc'i an1 g livnerlt of boltuar
fa-ad. T II. NNYDrR CO, Cinclnnnli. O
WANTKD lUUGDIATtLY-TWO flSEH
eetia ritHaoinnu tn renrfent n.
Otisranteed t8s day without interfurliiir with
other dutie. Ileslthf d ocnup.tioo. writ
for particular, inuloMns (tamp, Wanfn vne-n-leal
Company. Ka 78 Jibn Kivet. KewYork.
For f ale.
FOB SALE A LARUE STOCK OP MBW
bitKgiea. turrie. photoa carta bulne
wofoint, store waioni. riuaud two horn lain
hor waeoim. t T. KELLlilt'6 Lackswsaus
CarrlHtfe Works.
FOR BAI.E-aOOp. ORNTLR HOttS.
ulicun forraib. GEO. H. J. GBAEtKEB.
IK Prospect sveuue.
FOR 8AL5S-TWO HOB8K, 3 BUTCBBH
.Hi. I tatiHtr'ea. 1 kl. luli. hrBiaM and
all ef kuvckr' oufHt; lo me t murkst tor
rent; saingentof badneu; nuit be aHb
April l.t Inquire of L E. BPUULLEB.
niseiy wreet. uaupper.
8ALJE-BOUSR A2?D LOT AT 008
1 iicr of Head and Bark ttrret. All mod.
nrn Improvements oa premi, MB9. A.'NIE
STEWART, Dunmore, P.
For Rant,
1OB RENT A LAHuE 8-KUOM HOUSE;
modern improveme .t-. Urge lot, wlttl
barn and fruit, at 1511 Pran Bvnnue. Oreen
kidge. Apply to Id. T. KELLE3, 815 Adsm
aveuue.
L OB REKT-8-ROOa HOUSE AND BABN;
A nice yarl, corner voubtorcu ana Mirion.
IOB BEN T-HALK OIDOUBLB HOUSE;
. ' modern iroproveinent; rent regs nble;
corner of Pine and Biakely ttreeta, Dtnmorj.
I?OB B1NT-WAHEHOU8E ON D.. L
1 W. wltc. 8CBAN'T;N STOVE WORKS
FOR BENT-BC 18 NOW OCCUPIED bY
the Trader' Natlrn.d Bunk; vnuenlon
ilven about Mar I. by F. l PUlLLlPi,
C:.elil-r Traders' National B ink.
IjOlt UB.M'-TEN-ROOU HOUSE; AU.
I1 modern toUTenieacea. Inquire at i)S3
Wuubnru at,
I?OR BENT ONE-HALF DOUBLE HOUSE,
715 tjnlmy avsnno. Rent reasonsblu
Oppolt aioswi Taylor Hwpitsl.
T70R RENT- ON E FIX. ROOM HOUSE, LEE
V court Inquire BJ1 Adam st.
F
'OB RENT-NIt'Pi.1 1UKN1BHED BALL
.nlfulila for lmlmi rmAU. JOHN JER-
IIW, lit Wyoinlnir nvonno.
Stone for Salt.
13 to buy atone would do w-ll to call on
no ' Blur 01 u&nui o, utJiiu, if u, a.iu u m ...
kind of fljiginn. curhlr.p nd nil Muds of
Htonemitto order. KliKSLi B BROTHEltb,
72') Oela tre itrwt hiTat"ii. l-a.
Ijenls Wanted.
WANTKD-i ALESM AN; SALARY Pi: M
tnrt; permanent plire BROWN
BKOS. y.O . Nuimtryioen, Rocator, N. Y.
gf.ntITwaI
175 per month tilary and expense paid.
Addre-, with two-cent tUuip, FIGARO CI-
A' Ctfc. t. Blcnifq
AUE1.T8-TO 8KLL OUR PKACTIUAu
gold, silver, nickel d coppnr elrctro
plnter: prluo from ini upward; milurv aud -i-peDM'S
paid: out lit tree. Aodreiu, with tsmi,
IMKUUOA.V KKUtiO., Cliliaito.
AGENTS TOBE'.L CIO AIM TODEALKBS;
81 weekly and nxpuintesi exparlunae un
nrcew.ary. O.S'SyLIIiATEii iirU. CO, 18
Vn Buren t. Cb-oaito.
CALE8MAN TO CARRY SIDE LINK; 11
O per tout, cnmmlsiiout umple boolt
mll d free. Address U N. CO., etatlou L,
New York.
AT ONCE AGENTS API'OINTED TO
ell now lUhininiT tnllluc table rloth.mon
qulto and home fly liquid t.t 10 oen'i and A
cMts bo tie, Sirnule Ire. BOLUIANU
MJfG Co., Balt.lm'ire.Jld. . t
Aiit 'I lUSiiii'n " VAVK NT ONIVKK.
Rid liolr C'U'l-ir and Wi,r,ir fmijil wit'i
cuthPHt), ftii "I Ji 'clitd"iiir Pin. LIU
rat coiumltwooi, Ir.v nunl nnd tall par
ticular. Ailrtrwi P. i.'. Bos W. yvr tor.i.
E V
n.Mt.i T. , . . . . . i.
lsrarat f irtunx vr tumid In Wull .trust,
an Id: "Whan the np runx up tin tieos luy
torks," and the rord of Kill ntroot for the
pact wn:y y.ar nliow lis wu rlht.
For full purticulnrn to hoir ku!ni 1
done In Vs all etroet, write (or our boost, "gpto.
ulntio i Fully t xnUlned," 1m our market lat
ter. Mai'klii 8 to 5 per teut. Coinmitolou only
1-18 per cent.
t a THORNBURGH & CO,
Banker Bruktra,
41 Breadwsy, NewYerk.
m
TRYJUS.
I01-W4 lica Ml, CQH 101S1
Situation Want4t
Sit UATIoN Wa M i EDIN DBY GOOD!
r (puts' futblthlcg atorei long esaerl-
i. . ...... i i 1a , .i
MM and
beet rferKii(s, if req .ired. Ad-
drea ci, 8.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
L I tvia;i ia Ativm u n fl I.V, r m nf tuiTAjta. At
any kind of work: not particular; live
beet f nrrmw) model st wm Address
a. & irioune oace.
lerni or driving joli uy klsd; coed
rfrBu. C EfOWl.kii, 108 vrso treb
w
S'tKO-A POBITVJS t A LADY
! un ovrDhiiv and tVDftwtitM. Aduffl
N. ., Tribuke odics, tfernuteu, Ira.
POHITION W AN 1 81) BY BZPlCRIKIf OKD
sleuoaa hi either dry rood or olothlnt
bnaae: fet rdiereuces, Aduxee O. V. Trib
une office.
Medical.
ROlBLING'MCBLKBBiTEaf AK8YAND
Pennyroyal rills; iu-ported; blui)r
ssiei hecoilewi; iipsrior to all other; uTr
l4U, now sfave; thoitesiid nf hsvpy Ullni: JI
bvmsi!. Ko'.dodybr B TAMC At. 6f ECI
tjj COt. 114 Fifth A ten. New Yerk.
CRIPPLE CREEK STOCKS.
W have errcfudy iarwtlTtd sod now es
pRilly recwmnenf a f inreatimrst, t'i
H'oci nf Tbompten, fteen-Anclior. Oiofc
Hill, Consolidated, litdepeadence-Cxtenlen,
Pert'aad, lablia and tJulon-OoU Mlnlsg
Ceusanie.
THE MECHBM INVESTMENT COMPANY.
i.tS Jsckson Street. Chicago, III., Bank Ploer.
L. H. Knceland, Mubjt. ilfiriber of alU'el
orndo J s jnau,t uir;t private Wire. Or
der promptly executed correepoudtacs te
llcitel. RAILROAD TIME-TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
6ch4wl In Effect My if, iSff .
Trains Ltsva Wilkat-Sarraaa Fpllowg
7.S5.m., waak dtys, for Bunbury
Harrlsburr, Philsdslohla, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the Weat.
10.16 a. m.f waek day, for Hazlaton.
Poitsville, Reading. Norrlstown
and PhtladelphU; and fqr Sun
bury, Harrisburg, PhllaciglphU,
Baltimore. Wajhington, and Pitts
burg and th. West.
3.17 p. m., waok davs. for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the Weat.
4.40 p. m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burtc and the West.
8,00 p. nv, waok days, for Hazlaton
and Pottsviila.
J. R. WOOD, Clen'l Psss. Agent.
8. M. PREVOST, General AUnager.
Central KallroaJ pt New Jersey.
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Anthracite coal used exclusively, insur
ing cleanline and comfort.
T1MB TABLE IN Er ! JiO'A' MCH. 16, 1888.
'i'raln leave bcranton for Plttston.
WIlkeB-P-ai re, eto at 8.20, t.K 1180 a, m.,
13.45, 2.00. 8U B-(Mi P. n. Sunday. 8,00
a. m 1.00. 2.15. 7.10 p. m.
For Atlantic City. S.20 a. in.
Kor New York. Newark and Elisabeth,
8.20 (express) a. m.. 12.4a (express with Buf
fet aarlor car), 3.05 (cxpre p. m. Sun
day, 2.15 p. tn. Train leaving: 12.45 p. m.
arrive at Philadelphia. Heading Term
inal, 6.21 p. tn. nnd New York 8.(11 p. m.
For Muucli Chuiui, Alar.tuwn, liethlo
hem, Esatnn and Phllnilph)a. t.20 a. m.,
13.45, S.tn, 6.G0 (excH't Philadelphia) p. tn.
Buiiduy. 2.15 p. ni.
For Lous Branch, Ocean Grove, ate, at
8.20 a. m., 12.45 p. tn. '
For Heading, Lebanon and Harrisburg.
via Allentown, 8.20 a. m., 12.15. 5.00 p. m
Sunday. 8.15 p. m.
For PottvIll 8.20 a., 12.46 p. m.
Returning, leave New York, foot of Lib
nv meet. North Itiver. at 8.10 (exureni
a. m., 1.10, 1.S0, 4.15 (express with Buffet
parlor cari p. ounuay, ig a. m,
t.Oil a. ni.. 2.00 and 4.30 p. m. Sunday .27
a. in
Through ticket to all points at lowest
rate may oe nan on application in ad'
vane te the ticket aceM at the station.
II. P. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pas. Agent,
J. II. OL1IAUBEN. Oen. Bupt
DELAWARE AND
.uibii4 Tl AIL
ROAD. All l..nln.
fll arrive at new Larka.
lip fniiowe:
Triuiu will leave Scran
iin tnr Cnrhondnlc oni Intnrmo-
dinte points nt -20. MS. 7.H 8.25 and 10.10
a. in., 12.00, 2.20, S-6u. -la '-- 10 and
Ui?orP'Parvlw, Waymnrt and Honedal
at 7-W. 8.25 and 10-10 i. m 13.00, 2.80 sod 6.15
P'p'or Albsny, Saratoga, th Adlrondaoks
and Montreal at 6.43 a. m. snd 2.80 p. m.
For Wllkss-Borro n lntrmdrt
noints nt 7.43, 8.45, .:ts and in. a. m., ii nj,
F?P? a i'iK 5-18. (. snd 11.88 p. ni. '
Ti'.ui.iu will arrive at Bp! anion etatlnn
from C'arbondale end Intarmedtat point
nt 7.40, 8.40, 9.31 and 10.40 a. m., 13.00, 1.17.
2.31. a.Jo. 4.54, 6.55. 7.41. 8.11 snd U.S. D. m.
Vrom Ilmietilsle, Wayniart and Far.
view at t.t a, m., U.00, 1.17. 1-40,
, . na
7.4ri p, ro.
From Montreal. Baratog. Albany, sto.,
at 4.61 and 11.M p. m.
I'rcm Wllkis-narro and Intermediate
B.4. S.M, s-au, .. i.fw, .o aao , a. ss,
Wallace
The Lenox
Bicycle Suit
For Ladies.
Made in many dif
ferent qualities of
cloth at our popular
prices.
CALL AND
HAVP IT '
POINTS EXPLAINED
209
UPHOLSTER FURNITDRE,
Clew Carpets, :
Renovate Featben,
Hate Over Mattress&s,
Make and Repair Spriajs,
Sell Iron
Make Fine Matteei
Nov. 17, 1885.
Train leave Bcranton for Phlladtlshla
and New York vis O. k H. B. B. at 7.4
a. m.. U.05, Lilt, 2.88 arid 11.88 p. m., via U .
L. w. R R.. ieo. 8.u( U.80 a, m., and l
p. tn.- '
Lav seranton for Flttiton ana wiikos-
rjq 1 ... Lt. OC ,1 . IV. A,t .VW, VJ,
a. m.. 840. 8.07, 8.58 p. m
," Bcranton for wntte Haven, M.
Sleton. PottavllU and all points en the
Beaver Ideadow and PotUvllle brnche.
Jfla D. 4k H. B. R. at 7 s. p., 12,05, 1.20,
I S' t,ip' m" D' U' W. B. R. iOO,
8.08. 11.20 a, m., 1.30, 8.40 p. m.
..Leav Bcranton for Bethlehem, Eaitaa,
Reading. Harrlnburg and all Intermediate
folnts. vU D. H. R a 7.45 a. m., 12
I';,1?- . M-88 9. m., via D., L, 4k w.
R, B., 4.00, git, li.M a. m". 1.80 p. m
Leavs Boranton for Tutikhannock, To-
.ruimira. itnaca. ueneva ana stl
wurneaiate points via D ft H. R, R.. I
Si "A'' V S"? . o -
- Y'-H- a m., i.oo p. m.
Leave bcranton for Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara rail, Detroit, Chicago and all
Pe'uts weat vis D 4k h! B. R. 1.45 a. e...
Uot. 2.15 u.38 p. m.. via D.. L. W. B. fC,
and Pltutuu Junction, 8.08, 8.55 a. m L34,
i.mi p. r.t.
For Eimlra and Ca wait via Salamanca,
vja f H- R- n-. 8.4 a. m. 12.06 p. ra.,
vlaD.. L W. R R., 8.08. 8.55 a m., 1.J0,
'Puiman parlor and steeplmr er L V.
chair car on all trains between L. B.
fUnetian or Wiikes-Barre and New York.
PhliBdttlphfa, fcurtaio, and Bupenletf
Bridge. ,
ROLLIN II. WILBITB. Oen. Supt.
CHAS. B. Ofn. PM. Ag;., Phil,. Pa.
A. W NONNEMACHER. Anst, . Oen,
Pas. Agt., South Pethlehtm. Pa. ,
Del., Lack, and Western.
Effect Monday, Jus. 24. 1895.
I'rnini ifuv.. ni-runinr. i. m miir,a.a. ,rw-
frets for New York and all points Eaat,
40, 2.60, 6.15, 8.00 and 8.(5 a. ra.; 13.56 and
1-84 p m
Kapress for Easton, Trenton. Philsdel
phla and the South, 6.15, 8.00 and 8.55 a. in.,
l2.K and 8.31 p. m.
Washington and way ststlons, 3.68 p. m.
Tobyhanna at-commedstlon, 6.10 p. m.
Expr for Binghamton, Oawego, El
mlra. Corning, Bath, Dansvill, Mount
ilorrl snd BuRalo, 12.10, S..13 a. m ami
1.81 p. m., msKing cloie connection at
Buffalo to all points In the West, North
Weat and Southwest.
Bath accommodation. Km.
Blngbamtciu and way nation, 12.27 P. m
Nicholson accommodation, 6 p. m.
.Blnghumien and Eimlra Uxprcss, 801
p. m.
Expre tor Cortland, Byracuae, Oawego,
tltloa and Richfield Bt.lngs, 2.85 a- and
1.34 p. n.
Ithaca 2.25 and Bath 2 a. m. and 1.21 p m.
For Northumberland, PIttHton, Wilkes
Barre. Plymouth. Bloomsburg and Dan
ville, making clone coiiiii-rtlons at North
umberland for Wlllla import, Harrisburg,
Baltimore, Washington and the South.
Northumberland and Intermediate sta
tions 6.U0, 9.55 a. m. and 1.30 snd 6.07 p. m.
Nsntluoke and Intermediate station.
6.0 snd 11.20 a. m. Plymouth and inter
mediate etatlons, 8.40 and 8.52 p. m.
Pullman parlor and deeping coach os
all expre train.
For detailed information, pocket time
tables, etc., apply to M. L. Smith, city
ticket office, 328 Lackawanna avenue, at
depot ticket office.
. Erie and Wyoming Valley.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 10, 1896.
Trains leave Seranton for New York
and intermediate r-'tnt on the Erie rail
road, alio for Huneudale, Hawluy nnd
local point at 8 .35 a. m. and 3.28 p. m. and
arrive at Snranton from abov point at
8.23 a. m. and 2.57 p. m.
s -.
HCHASJTOIH DIVISION.
su Effect September gawd, 1808.
rib Uowita.
twuin rtias42)
803 01l
C0 1"
9ifsJ D"" bltl
? fi fl (Trains Dolly. BS 3 W
A ' I fl'Bt KUlilHy.) 13 a tLfmm,
ip x iri lv i.w
TSI W. Y. Frtllllll M
riOiWesi 4.id mreeti
t cm Mefiimrkeu
6 10 ..
ir m Arrive mstoi
TiMUAtiijock Juoeuoai
101
lleneiek
RtBrll,'ht
Proton park
(WUtl
Poyftelle
B-'limmt
PllHll!lt. Ml
(iplotidnle
Fin-set vuy
Ci bonrt'
White Urldgs
MayMild
Jormyn
Archibald
Vlnt4in
prcknllo
Olv; kant
Dlckwia
1 lirncp
ProvldKiic
liuk V
J;l
18-81
ti:;
II
u
8 Mil St
rot) 9ti ...
If8 4MI1S0
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Arrival
All train run dally except Sunday.
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