TIIE SCRAXTON TRIEUXE FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, 1SG.
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TAILOR,
Donovan (SI. Smith.
man, KivrbaUfr ana
Weiilman. Tira
Double playis F ir.
Mevkley. Cmi.iiV
World of Sport.
IS COLD UP AT BROCKTON
McDcrmott's .'layers Frecic to Death
: and Hav Listless Ball.
SCKAXTON HE AT EX 19 TO 12
Garoo Featured by Almost an Entlro Ab-
ensa of Hearty Play-Oangcrous to
' Stop Hard lilt Halls-Praetlce
for Johnson and llrown.
Special to The Tribune,
ltiockton. Mass.. April 2S.-Seranton
lost to Hroikton today by a cooie of 1J
to 12 before a email crowd anil In
r cold .rnoiigh to almost freeze. Hie
name wan full of hard hlttlnt;. loose
fleldlns and foolish playltiK. each team
apparently Dlaylng only for the sake
or exercise.
'At times thfi hall would he hit safely
'. Wld the men would not run to first, thua
being Pt out and shortening the tsame.
Ward, who Is captaining the Scrantons.
dd this twice. In Melding, the same
W.. .I..o inli.lt ivu. nhnu-n It liellllC HO
cold that the men must have suffered
. severely In trying to atop hard hit Hies
i& grounders.
' Manager McPermott selected Cronln
to pitch the Hrst part of the game al-
. though Cronln Is to he released" In a
day or so, hut he was pounded for eight
runs in the fourth, and Urown and
Johnson went In by turn but they only
lobbed the hall over.
The cold weather made it Impossible
to get a line on the players and they
cannot be blamed for It. It was some
whatdiffe'rent with the frrocktons. who
were at home and strlved against the
humiliation of defeat even In a practice
game.
i' Scratfton started out-with a rush and
,81'ored seven runs in the first Inning
on six straight hits, Inc luding Chiles'
home run, three doubles, two bases on
balls, ,a wild pitch and two Holding
errors.
The Scranton players are well and in
today's game were by McDcrmott's or
. del paying more attention to signals
and team drilling than to ordinary play
ing. They appear to have every cou-
Itain prevented the Cleveland-Cincinnati
game.
THE PKUCENTAOE RECORD.
P.
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
WashinKlon ,
Cleveland ...
Chicago
Krouklyn ...
Cincinnati ...
St. Louis
Baltimore ....
ltoMton
New York .,
Louisville ...
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Sr. l.oni hicaj".
St. LouU. Mo., April a The Krca-.ia
plavnl in lad-end lorm today and thr. w
away several ihauves to win. Seorv:
ST. IjOCIS.
A.H. K. H.
Latham. 3b
Dowd. cf
Cooky. If S .1 . t
Quinn. b 4.1
Cuiinor, lb 3 1
Miami, rf 4
Douglass, c 4 o J
Cross, ss Sal
HivUenxlein, p 3 0
McKarland 1 .
P.O.
New Vork-Pldlndclphla.
New York, April 23,-The New YorUs
lost their third straight gume to the I n'l
lles today. Clarke was batted out of the
box In the second inning, and after that
his comrades were out of It. although Ir
win put in three of his string Of pitchers.
McUlll. too, was hit so hard In the llrt
two Innings, that Carney was substituted,
with the result that little or no hitting fob
lowed. The weather was perfect. Score:
NEW YORK.
A.B. It. H. P.O. A. K
.4 1
.424
. 4
Puller, ss . .
Oleason, 3b .
Van Haltren,
(1. Davis, 11 a
Tlernan, rf 4
Stafford, If 3
Pleffer. 2b 4
Clarke, p ...
Seymour, p
Ioheny, p ,
XearfOHS, c .
Mynn. p ...
Wilson, c ..
Totals ....
Ildence in their manager.
The score:
MKOCKTO.V.
A H. K.
ss
Wills, if. .
Mackenzie,
tflc-ckel, rf
Wise. If
Hrei'Kenridge,
Stevlck, it, ...
Stackhuuse, 3b
.Shea, cf,
, Manet, p
Total
lb
II. A. F.
II. P.O. A. E.
if
Ward,
llwss.
.Meauey.
H.HKUll, ir ...
Clfiles. lb ...
' Magulie, 3b
Flack, cf ...
Hweeney, SS
cronln, t ...
Kroaii, ji ...
Juhnson.'p .
4 Is 21
HOK ANTON.
A H. R
H.
3 0 1
2 3 2
0 1 0
fi U 2
12 O II
1 2 U
V ti 2
4 2 U
0 2 U
27 15 7
P.O. A. K.
3 4 2
4 4 I
1 li H
2 a il
X 1 I
3 1 2
2 I 1
4 0 2
0 2 U
0 2 U
0 2 0
27 17 1
2
0 0
2-19
0-12
Totals 44 12 hi
Ttnickton ...... ;... 0 0 8 0
- Huraiitou 7 0 I 0 3
. I!urti.fl rlmti rtrikfUlnn :t flfhinlnn 1
iliome run Chllils. Two liase hits Sleek-
el 13). wise (2), gtnckliouse. Ward, Hess
-Vleaney, Childs. Sacrifice hits Magee,
nweeney. first Dase on balls Ky Alagoe
. Sweeney, Ward, Hess. Meaney (2). Ma
gulre; by Cronln, .Mackenzie, Wise, Shea
12), Btecaei, HrecKenrldKf ; by Brown
Shea, Mackenzie. Hrec kenrldge; by Johii'
son, Wise. Stolen buses Shea. Ward
Hess. Hit by pitched ball By Mugee,
J'lacK. Wild pitch Mugee. Passed balls
Hess, 2. Double plays Stevlck, Mack
enzie anu tirecKenrlilge; Kluck and Ward.
Johnson, Ward and Childs. Struck out by
Bv Cronln. Breckenriiluo M
, Brown, Stevlck (2): by Mugee. Hack. Cro
, nhi (3). l!mpire William Hanley. Time
a.tv.--Atenuance, 3U(i,
TOM POWER.
President Young, of tba Notional Board,
W,rites to Kunztsch Power nnd
Knntzseh Don't Agrce-Letter to Air,
Simpson. . . .
Special to tke Scranton Tribune.
Syracuse, N. Y April 23. George N,
Kuntzsch' received notice from Presi
dent Young of the national board of
arbitration today that Tom Power has
asked the board to declare him free
from contract with the Syracuse club.
Power has put his contract signed
September 12, 1S93, In evidence. This
contract on Its face is indeflnlte, and
Power claims was for the remainder
of the season of 1S95, He says he
signed no contract with Syracuse at
3
2
il
II
0
II
0
0
0
I)
0
Sullivan, cf ...
Uelehanty, If .
Thompson, rf
Brouthers, lb
Clements, c ..
Cross, ss
Hallman, 2b ,.
Nash, 3b
M. OIII. I
Carsey, p
34 K 24 11
PHILADELPHIA.
A.B. It. II. P.O. A.
. 3 I
3
Totals 32 1 7 27 14 S
flatted for Hrvltenstein In ninth Inning.
CHICAGO.
A.B.
Kverttt, SI 4
Dahlen, ss 4
lange, cf 4
Kyan, rf 3
Trilby, 2b 4
Decker, lb 4
Hynn. If 4
Uriggs, p .1
Kiltredge, c 3
Total 33
Chicago 1 0
St. Louis 0 0
Fir?t base on balls Off Breitensteln, 1;
off Brings. 2. Struck out By Breiten
steln, 4; by Brlggs, 3. Three base hits
DoukIu:. Stolen bases Cooley, l.inue
2, Everett. Double plays Breitensteln.
Quinn and Conner: Cross. Quinn and
Douglass: Truliy, Dihlen and Decker,
Umpire Sheridan. Time 2.10.
R. H. P.O. A. E.
12 2 11)
1 3 R I
t I 1 0
0 0 2 1 1
0 114 0
a II 12 0 1
0 0 1 I) 1
0 0 0 1 0
0 15 0 0
1 & 27 12 4
0 0 0 2 0 0 03
0 0 0 10 0 0-1
Cincinnati-Cleveland.
Cincinnati. ().. Anril 23. Cincinnati
Cleveland gume postponed on account of
rain.
UASG HALL NOTES.
practice play,
un off day in
the National
3
r,
3
I
i
I
0
1
111
Totals 41 ID 17 24 13 4
Philadelphia 1 8 4 0 2 0 2 2-10
New York 3 4 0 I 0 0 0 08
Earned runs New York, 3; Philadelphia,
Two bane hits Van Haltren, Brouth
ers (2), Cross, Carsey. Three base hits
(lleuson, O. Davis. Clermmts. Home run
Nash. Sacrifice hits Clements, Tlernan.
Stolen bases Sullivan, Delehanty, Brouth
ers 12). Hrst base on errors New York,
3; Philadelphia, 5. Hrst base on balls
OfT Clarke, 1; off Doheny. 3; off McUlll, S;
off Carsey, 3. Hit by pitcher By Clarke,
uy nymi. 3: by Doheny. x: by .Mi-uiu.i.
Hit by pitcher By Clarke, t: by Flynn,
by Doheny, 2: b Mi-OIll, i. left on bases
New York. Hi: Philadelphia. 10. Wild
pitches-Hun, 1: McOIII. I. Struck out
By .McUlll. I: by Doheny, 4; by Carsey, 1,
I'nipiie Hurst. Time 2.20. Uaine called
account of darkness, end of eighth in
ning.
Ilaltiinorc-lloston.
Baltimore, Md.. April 23. Nichols was in
tine fettle today ami being backed up in
faiillless style scored the Ill's! shut out
of the season. Score:
BALTIMORE.
A.B
.-. 4
4
4
4
.. 4
.. 4
.. 3
.. 3
Doyle, 1b ....
Heeler, if ...
Jennings, ss
Kelley, II ...
Brodle, cf ....
Duiiiielly, 'Ah
lieltz, I'll
liiiblnson, c
Clurksou, p ,.
Totals
It. H. P.O. A. E.
II 0 13 II 0
0 2 0 0 II
0 1 2 7 0
ii il I II II
II 1 .', 0 II
0 0 2 3 2
II 1 1 1t
0 1110
II 0 0 3" 1
0 G 27 li 3
Hamilton
Long, ss ,,
Lowe, 2b
DulTy, If ..
Collins, 3h
Stlvetts, rf
Bannon, rf.
Tucker, lb
Kyan, c ...
Nichols, p
cf
BOSTON.
A.B. It.
4 . 2
3b ,
H. P.O.
2 4
1 3
2 I
0
aN:.
0 o
4 II
1 II
II 0
II 0
0 0
2 0
2 0
1 0
1 0
11 0
0 0-0
0 2-7
Totals 37 7 10 27
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 0 n
Boston 0 110 10 2
Earned runs-Boston, 1. Hrst base on
errors Boston, 1. Left on bases Balti
more, 6; Boston, 3, First base on balls
off Clnrkson, 1; oft Nichols, 1. Struck
out By Clnrkson, I: by Nichols. 2. Two
base hits Keeler, Bannon, Stolen bases
Bannon, Long (3), Lowe, Nichols, Iteltz,
Hamilton. Double jdays Dofinelly and
Doyle. Hit by pitcher By Clarkson, 1.
Wild pitches Clnrkson. empires Lynch
and Henderson.' Time 1.35.
Wnshlngton-llrooklyn.
Washington, April 23. Mercer won his
second game from Brooklyn today, and
while batted hard, kept IiIb opponents'
hits well scattered. Stein had but little
speed. Score:
WASHINGTON.
the beginning of the season or in 1894.
Mr. Kuntzsch sent to President
Young his sworn affidavit that he of
fered Power a contract for 1896 on'
September 12 for $175 a month, which
, Power refused to sign; that he raised
i Uhe amount to $200 and Power signed;
i that Power was put on the reserve list,
I and until this no kick has come from
I him.
' . Mr. Kuntzsch has also written Simp
'on, of Scranton, that he will hold Pow--er
to his contract, if It costs the price
'of his release.
Power has not showed tip in Syra
,' cuse. His whereabouts are not known.
In substance the Power situation Is
this j If President Young decides that
Power is reserved by Syracuse he must
i submit his terms to Scranton an play
'here If her terms are accepted. If his
1 terms., are unsatisfactory, Syracuse
must , return the $200 purchase money
to Scranton and Power will be subject
to Kuntzsch'a orders. If, however. It Is
decided by President Young that there
is no contract between Kuntzsch and
' Power, the player can negotiate with
whom he pleases. The Tribunei knows,
nowever, that Power has already nego.
tiated with another club, and we have
good reason to believe that club Is
Hpringfleld.
1 : I !
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Poor old "Dad" Clark, the best of the
(Hunt pitchers, was knocked out of the
' bux. by the hard hitting Phillies In
two, Innings and the (Hants did like
wise to the Quaker, McUlll. But the
Quakers won with ease against three
fnsy t wirier. Pittsburg won from the
.Colonels through the latters' errors
fnd remains neck and fleck with Phila
.eliihla In first place.
I Uoston gave the champion Orioles
' ute llm goose-egg of the season.
' VV uhlitngton won a listless game from
ii'Klyn and has a one-day cinch on
second place. Anson's Colts beat the
. j .towns in a game devoid of features,
Rrown, cf
Abbey; rf
Selbach. If
Cartwrlght, lb
Mccauley, c ....
Rogers, 3b
Lush, 2b
De.Montrevllle, i
Mercer, p
A.B.
.. 4
.. 3
.. 3
H. P.O. A. E.
...32 8 13 20 6 3
Totals
Stein out for running out of line.
BROOKLYN.
A.B. R. H. P.O.
tlrimn, cf 3 1 1 4
.MlUdltll, II 4 0 1
Anderson, rf 4 3 2
Lacnance, id 4 o
Shfhdle, 3b ....3 1 0
Corcoran, ss 3 0 2
Bonner, 2b 3 0 1
Dalley, c 10 0
Orlm, c 2 0 2
Stein, p 4 0 1
A. E;
(I 0
0 0
0
It is only
Today is
league.
Scranton tdavs In Fall Kiver today and
tomorrow. The team will b? homo for
games Monday and Tuesday with th
Cuban (Hunts, and Wednesday with Car
bondale,
McDermclt ha slutted Frank Moiin
han, a California shortstop. He has hen
sent transportation money and will be in
Scranton Tuesday. Meanwhile lines are
out for a good short Held player In the
Western association and a National league
third baseman, both of whom will prohu'ily
be secured and who will be In Hcranton
by Monday or Tuesday. It is not likely
that more than one of the three new men
will be retained. Magnlre Is of course nil
right for third base. The National man
will try for the position at short.
The story that Pitcher Uray hud been
released by Baltimore and would sliii)
with W Ilkes-Barre of the Eastern league
Is without foundation. Letters from (
to friends la Brocklund, Me., state that
the Torontos, the team he played with last
season, ure still claiming nun, ami inn
President oung has notllled Manag
Hanlon, of Baltimore, not to play him
until the Nation il bourd has settled til
matter. The difficulty Is said to have been
caused by Uray s sale to Baltimore after
the Toronto franchise hail passed from
Jack Chaptuairs into other hands. Uray i
shoulder has not been In the b?st condl'
tlou, but Manager Hanon Is anxiouV to re
tain him.
The Scranton Tribune thinks that it
has at last discovered the reason for
"Tom" Power's excessive shyness a-iid
his hesitancy In putting his name to
Scranton contract. The Tribune says thst
there Is a scheme In the wind whereby
Potter Is lo go to Louisville and cover first
base for the "Colonels." Manuaer M
Closkey, of Louisville, Is said to be pulling
an tne wires mm lie can reach In or.
to have President "Nick" Young of the
League, of American Wheelmen, decile
that Scranton has no claim on "Tom
Malinger McDermott, of Scranton, Is oliiu
the scheme, according to The Tribune, am
will do everything that he can to prevent
ii. i nis taie explains many tilings, ir II
Is true, und The Tribune is sure that it Is
Hyracnse Herald, we always had an
Idea that Nick Young wn Interested In
the National Base Ball league und not the
he may be mistaken, but we always sui
posed Sterling Elliott was at the present
lime presiiieni or mo Lieugue or Amcrl
can W heeliuen. - Buffalo Emiulrer. Yes,
we are sure that .MeCloskey wanted an
has been trying to get Tom Power for the
Colonels. We believe further on the bes
kiml of authority that Tom Burns was h
the same lime negotiating with Power
urging mm to reruse scranton terms In , r
der that Springfield might get him. Fur
Iher, we don t wonder that all the wire
hauling should rattle the Buffalo write
Into calling the National league the "L. A
vv.
WITH THE AMATEl'RS.
The Willow Street Stars defeated the
Manors 10 to 11. ..
The Mlnookas will play the Eureka Re
serves oi me worm Knd on the Minook
grounds Sunday.
The Ivy Leafs of Carbon street will play
me nationals or fine nrooK on me latter
grounds Sunday at lo.3u a. m.
rne mow ntreet stars will play an
club whose players are not over 13 years
oiu. Answer in i ne i nnune. Willie Mil
ler, cuptuin.
Amateur score sheets may be obtalne
free by sending a stamped and se'.f-ad
dressed envelope to The Sporting Edtto
or ine iriuune.
The Times Boys challenge No. 18 School
to a game of ball on Gammon's hill, May
lit ul 111 A',,U..I. . ti 1. ,, '
. ..,,, " "i. iiityiieii wnver, inunti'
er, t iiiiani nooan, captain.
The Times Boys challenge tho Sail,
noys 10 a game May 9 at 10 a. m.
grounds near Round Woods. Hayden Oil
ver, manager; n imam KODan, captain
The Washburn Street Sars challenge th
Hllders to a game Saturday at the for
mer s Kruuiuis. riiiwaru urass. captain
ivor Davis, manager, , Answer through
a lie 1 1 luuiie.
'the Sliders challenge the Magnate, Jrs,
io a. game on Saturday afternoon at A
o clock, on the Moses Taylor Hosnlta
grounds. Answer through The Tribune,
r.. w neiuy, manager.
The South Side RnilK u,. ,.v, ,i
lenge of the Actives of the Month si,i..'i,
a game on Dutch Hollow grounds on May
w, u,. nmi uuy chid in tne cou
ly under n years of age. W ould like to
arrange a game with the Tycoons. An
swer through The Tribune. A. F. Hoff
man, manager.
J The Athiettcir of Silver Hill have reor
ganized anu expect to rank among the
leaders. The following Is the personnel
of the club: T. Hattler, catcher: J. E. El
kus, pitcher; W. Smith, lirst base; Klein,
second base; P. Stangllne. third base; T.
nenienener, lert Held; F. Dankwertz. cen
ter llelder: C. RentchelW rihf ii.i,i,..
T. Byron, shortstop; p. Hass, substitute!
Totals 31 5 ' 10 21 11 2
Brooklyn 0 0 2 0 1 0 25
Washington 1 0 12 0 13-8
Earned runs Washington. 4: Rronklvn.
2, First bffse on errors Washington 2;
Brooklyn, 3. Left on bases Washlntobg,
h; Brooklyn, 8. First base on balls off
Mercer, 3; o RStein, 3. Struck out Bv
Mercer. 1: by Stein. 3. Home runs Brown
and Selbach. Two base hits Selbach, De-
Montrevllle, Mercer, Anderson (2), Sacri
fice hit Grim. Stolen bases Brown. Me.
Caulcy, Rogers. Mercer. Corcoran. Dou
ble plays Corcoran and LaChance. Hit
by pitcher By Mercer. Umpire Keefe.
Time-2.20.
Plttsburg-Loulsvllle.
Pittsburg, Pa., April 23. Pittsburg took
the final game In the series from Louis
ville today after a good, hard battle. Both
pitchers were in excellent form, score
PITTSBURG.
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E,
.31000
. 3 3. 1 0 0
. 3 0 0 15 0
.60300
.30044
. 3 0 2 1 3
. 2 0 0 0 7
. 3 0 0 7 0
. 4 0 0 0 3
rf
Donovan,
smith, if
Beckley, lb ...
Stensel, cf ....
Lyons, 3b
Bierbauer, 2b ,
Ely, ss
Mack, o
Foreman, p ..
Totals 29 4 8 27 17
LOUISVILLE.
A.B. R. H. P.O,
Clark, If 3 2
Shannon, as 4 1
Miller, 4 , 0
O'Brien, 3b 4 0
Caasldy, lb .
Warner, lb
Dexter, cf .
Wright, rf
Boyle,, o ...
Hill, p .....
Totals ...
Louisville .
Pittsburg
Earned
1
3
8
a
;. .1
.. 3
..3t-
1
0
0
3
0
0
1
1
1
0
8
0 0.
2 0
3
3
0
3
4
1
1
1
3
1
24
1 0
0 0
First
A. E,
0 1
1 1
4 !
2 I
0 (
1 (
0 (
0 I
2 I
2
12
0 0 0 0 0. 1 0 0 2-3
1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 x 4
runs Louisville. 1. First basn
by errors Pittsburg. 3: Louisville, 1. Left
on liases Pittsburg, 13; Louisville, 8. First
base on halls Off Foreman, l; orr Hill, 10.
Struck out By Foreman. 0: by Hill. 3,
Third base hits Clark. Two base hits
O'Brien, Sacrifice hit Ely. Stolen bases
The coming Artist who knows enough
to paint a popular subject.
Ly
You get 5H oze of "Battle Ax"
for 10 cents. You only get 3 J oz.
tranf4 of nr Vtrr mtalirv
$ for 10 cents. In other words, if you
buy "Battle Ax" you get 2 oz
more of high grade tobacco for the
same money. Can you afford to
resist this fact? We say NO
unless you have "Money to Bum.
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Lackawanna Avenue,
Wintun Bicycles are guar
a a teed.
"Tbe Winton is a Winner."
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE
DAN STEWART'S SCHEME.
Wants to Arrange o Iloxins Match Be
tween Corbett nnd l itzslinmons.
Neu- York. April 23. Dan A. stnnrt
the Texas projector of llstic snort, who
1 I X- . ,
ween 111 i-tuw lum lor me past
month arranging his plans to brlno-
Corbett and Fltzslmmons toaethcr in
the rlnir some time this fall, has In
vited the two boxers or their- repre
sentatives to meet him at the Police
Gazette office at noon Saturday to con
sider his proposition and sign articles
of agreement. Stuart will offer a purse
of $12,000 for a fflove contest to be held
some time In November and will guar
antee to furnish a battle ground where
a fight can be held without Interference
or forfeit the entire purse to the prin
cipals. He will post one-third of the
amount of the purse when the articles
are signed and the balance on Septem
ber 15, when a meeting will be held for
the purpose of selecting a referee and
final 'stakeholder.
Billy Brady, who Is looking after Cor-
bett'8 Interests, received a telegram
from the latter today authorizing him
to sign eiuari s articles without dues
tlon and deposit any forfeits that may
be required. Hrady said that he would
be on nana prepared to do business.
Scranton Man to Shoot.
. John Blatter, of this city, and TTIrlch
Horger, of Taylor, have signed articles
for a rllle match at Jeffersonvllle, N. Y.
on May 6, for $100 a side. The distance
Is to be 200 yards. Each contestant
will have 100 shots.
Rh.ntnatlsra Cared In a nnv.
"Mystic Cure for Rheumatism
and
Neuralgia radically cures In 1 to 3 days,
Its action upon tne system is remark
able and mysterious. It removes, at
once the cause and, the disease imme
diately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 7G cents. Hold by
Carl Lorens, Druggist, 41S Lackawanna
avenue, Scranton. . -
2,000,000 BARRELS
Made and Sold in Six Months, ending flarch 1, 1896,
1 Iotal Product of
irS A FLYER
and the velocity of wind, steam and
wings are nuggested by his proiiress.
The bicycle la the most Important Inno
vation In means of travel since the Intro
duction of the locomotive, and we ar. in
the Infancy of Its use, construction and
means of propulsion.
Healthy-minded people are those who
commend and practice Its use.
To such we need hardly say. Your bicy
cle snouia De tn latest ann Dest.
Call and examine ours before buying.
J.D.
8
312 AND 3!4 LACKAWANNA ML
STEINWAY A SON'S . .
Acknowledged the Leading
PIANOS
Of tht Worla,
DECKER BROS.,
KRANICHE BACME and others.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
Husical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
WOLF AMERICAN, The Finest and Highest
Grade Wheels Made in America. 1H06 Wheels,
tp-to-Datc In Every Particular, $.iH.so. Come
and See. E. R. PARKER, 321 Spruce Strut.
Vou Can Save ij to 130 on roar nine.
I Have the Largest
And Most Complete
REPAIR SHOP
In the City and Can Do
Brazing,
Enameling,
Nickel Plating,
Tir? Uiilcanizing,
ETC., AS WELL AS ANY BICYCLE FACTORY
Purchasers will always find a complett
stock and at prices as low as th. qual
ity of tho Instrument will permit at
IL
I'S
nusic STORE,
117 Wyoming Ave. - Scranton
C. M. FLOREY
222 Wyoming Avenus.
Y. M. C- A, BUILDING.
DR. LOBB'S BOOK FREE
To all suffarors of IIJKORSOF YnlMII,
LOST VIGOR and DISEASES tlF MHN AM)
WOMEN. (M tiagva: elutb bound: uroin uly
taaled sad nialsd froo. Tr.mtment livniill
trli tly confidential, and a 1 iwltlre qntck rure
(us aar.Ml. An mattsr how long standing, I
will voltlTljr our. you. Writ, or call,
AD I flllll 32 N- 19th 8" PMIoda., Pa.
DK. LV00 years' eontinutus practlo
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL
Coal of the best quality for domestlo
use, and of all sizes, delivered In any part
or, tne city ai lowest price.
Orders lert at my Ullieo,
NO. 118 WVOMINU AVENUE,
Rear room, first door, Third National
Hankror sent by mall or telephone to lha
mine, will receive prompt attention.
Special contracts will bo made for th
ale and delivery of liurkwneut coal.
VM. T. SMITH.
Vti(rtne;nriiit4
from life
mmt
. r - t
let Day,
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Weil Man
of Me.
ft.:. tv,
TKE GREAT nntli liny.
jfh.istv&xx, XT 33 IVX 32 joy
arodoees tho nliuvu results In Mil days. It o- tf
mmrrtiilly and iiuirkly, I'urrN when all others fail
Yomik' men will tvputi their lout iiiaiilionil, ami old
liii'ii will recover tlu lr yimtlitul viunr by hhIiik
ItKVM O. It iiiiickly and tuivly n:lo.i ItiTvuiiS'
ni'HH, l.o. t Vitulity, liiipoti iicy, Nuilitly liuihulouf,
lK)Ht l'oiver, Fiiilluir AUniory, Yatitii liiHt-aBi'M. mid
all i lToi tH of Hi'lt-utniHii or i'Xi'ioh and liellHiri'tloii
v. hicli unfit on' lor k inly. Imaini'SH or marrlnifc. It
'lot only riirealiy i-turtiiiir Ht the neat of d. rane. li
tuaiiri'it nerve timlc niitl IiIihmI bullilei', bring
ii:u hack the nlnk irlmr to mile cheeks a ulro
torinv tlin llro ot vo.llll. It ws-iIh oil fiiKinlty
mil ( ODminuaion. liwiKt on liarlnv IlKVI i (, no
itlier, It eau uo carried in vent iiocln t. lly m'.il
.1.00 tier uscksiie, or sis forSS.OU, with a nosl
vi) written vnnmnten to rare or refund
. :nmiry, Clnulir w, AdureHS
For sale by MATTHEWS BROS., Drumlsts
scranton, fa.
inenn
Mill
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby'ti Superlative Is sold everywhere from tho
acllle (.'oust to St. lohn's. New FoiindlanJ. and in Knaland. Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and is recognized as the best flour la tho
worm.
MEGARGEL
GONNELL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
INE
ACTIVE Building Corporations Desiring
Growth HEMLOCK Immediately
i ii ii n n
INDLY LET. MANAGER NAME UUR TRICES
Sells TRADE Under Value.
zling 422, & Orders.
f
K
R
X
ICHARDS
V
PECT I OUR
Extra
Just
Quick.
Will
h
Richards Lumber Co., Com'lth Blog, Scranton, Pa
SRORI AND STEEL
' Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Riv
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup.
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT STEEL HORSE SHOES
and a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels,
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc.
TTE1I
EiB
SCRANTON. PA.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON, PA.
STATEMENT
RESOURCES.
FEBRUARY
Loans
Overdrafts
IT. S. Bonds
Other Bonds
Hanking Hoare
Premiums on U. 8. Uonds..,,
Duo from U. 8. Treasurer..
Dun from Banks
Cash w
.)l,456,Ti3 46
714 nt
. lOi.OOO 00
. SOl.SVi !rt
. 26,734 05
n.diio oi
7.770 on
. 157,301 73
. 125.7SS S5
12,191.300 30
28, 1896i
LIABILITIES.
Caoltal
Surplua
Undivided Profits..
Circulation
Dividend Unpaid.
lVpOHltK
Due to Bank.
Re-DlKcounta
bills Payabla ,
..I 200,000 09
.. 280,000 01
.. 81,49!) 4t
88,650 Oil
108 50
.. 1,518,744 1
,. 24,398 II
Nona
Nona
WM. CONNRLI., President: (iEO. H. CATLIN. Vic. Pruld.nti WM. H. PECK.
DIKECI ORS-Wm. Connell, Henry Belln, Jr., Jam. Archbald, Wm. T. Smith
catnn, Lutner Keller, Anna nana.
Special attention given to Buslncu and Pcnonal Account. Three per
on l ime Deposit.
(2,191.300 N
Caihlsr.
, Utorg It
cent. Interest
aw ttfisrrA
. m Jtn r-s asvrau
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Rssult la 4 woelis.
VkM In douh what to m ftw Ntnwi Dtbllhy, Lm of smmI IHnnt (In eMier
Hi), Imiximicr, Aitoohy, Vulcocilt and othtt nalmMtM, torn wiy caul,
SttiM fill., limn, chK4 M. Hill vleor oulckly it.Mtt. If imIku4. luck
Itoulilm tnult raially, Malta. uyohan, atalod, ft mi bMMf6,Wi
tvrry k.oo nnter wa ejv a laeal euarantta lo aura ar raf uvd tho aaoaay, Aooraaa
EAL MIOICIHI CO., Clanlas. OMo,
For by JOHN H. PHI LPS, Pfcarmaolat. oer. Wyomlni AniM M)
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