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THE 6CBAXTOH TBIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. APBIL 28. 180.
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Celebration of Globe l odge of OJJ Fel
lows in llari tiari Hall-Lcsislativa
I'icht i W armlna l
In ilarl Gain hall last evt-nlns Globe
1oc1k of M tVllows ci-k-lrau-il the
seventy-seventh anniversary of the
introdiu-tioii of the order into this state.
K. II. Call. ( The Tribune, fiuve a
pleusiiiK exhllitl)ti of hi yti-rropti-con
views, Mr. Call InttviluvoU several
new iiietitr'es which had been prepared
especially for the occasion.
Jiilm Fern in-esided. Mr. Cull revil
ed Little Jim. the Collier lioy." and
John It. Thomas gave a talk on the
lieni lit "f the order, with illustrations
on the canvas.
IT IS OKTTIXG SPIIUTliD.
Tolitles in the First Legislative ilis
triet is assumlnf? a familiar shapo. Ta
tnilman Thonma V. Lewis has piactir
ally withdrawn from the lisht. while M.
H. Sanders, of the Truth, Is entering
into the context with cr.-il spirit. He
is a!'t:r the uoniinittliiii Willi a w ill and
he Is showiiiK that will. Cnmiinlsn
i-ui'ds. Vith his picture ait'ln niictch of
promises and Intentions have been
widely' circulated ilurinB the past veil;.
There are other eandidaK's, but their
methods are wordless and noiseless.
J1ISS CAKSOX jJl'KAKS.
Last evening at the Sumner Avenue
T'rtsl.yterian church the third Chris
tian Kndeavnr ineetiim was held. Kev.
HukIi Davis, pastor of the Welsh Cen
Kreeatinnul church, spoke bricily, and
AlisVi Carson, the evangelist, ave an
Inti'Kstins talK.
' It IS AHM IIKOKKX.
Georse Tlir. lfall. a lui'oivr In Ilii;-,'?'
mine, was badly Injur d yesterday af
ternoon by a fall of b p eoul. The man
was messed to the Hour und was re
leased only by th sports of fellow
workmen. 1 r. I'eynolds examined tins
Injuries after Thivlfnll had been taken
to his homo on Kverett avenue. He
found that the riiilit arm was broken
tand that the hn k Is badly bruised.
KXIGMTS TKMl'I.A K I'A LA 1 .'I.
The, people of the AVcst .Side are anxi
ous to have the Knights Tvmpluv pa
rade on May :fi visit this part jf tin
city. Unny prominent citizens have
been 'discussing the matter and It Is
prclnible-tlmt a request will be tiled
wilii the eunniittee haviiiK chni'Ke of
the niuppliiK out of the route over
which the parade will pass to include
a few Wesl Side streets ill ll.
CLOSHD THKlll SliASOX.
The Orient UtincliiK c" iss closed ft
successful season last ev-nins with a
lir.al social in Jleais' hull There was
u very lai;TP number of dancers. Will
Lake was muster of ceremonies, and
Professor GeoiKe 1). Taylor prompted
the dancers, iliss Xellie Outran fur
nished music.
NEWS XOTES AXn l'I.'l!SO'I.S I
.
At the South Sumner avenue home
of Will Johns last evening a card party
was hebf. Several young West Side
people enjoyed the affair. Kofrrsh
ments were served by the Misses Johns.
Miss Anna Itnhcrtsou. of ilkes
Marre, who was vlsl'lng at the honn;
of Andrew Itoliertsoii. of North Ile
beeca avenue o'cr Sunday, has re
turned home.
. A. i;. Klota. of Chesdnut street, is ill.
Mrs. George H. Reynolds hus re
turned from a visit to Mending.
Frank llrundnge spent Sunday with
his family on liellevue Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Webb have re
turned from a wedding tour nnd have
tuken up residence at 711 North Main
avenue.
A child of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ileinhnrt,
of Kighth street, is ill.
P. J. Walsh and H. Flnnlgan have
been elected delegates from St. Paul's
Pioneer corps to the Diocesan Cathoirc
Total Abstinence' union convention,
which will be held nt Freeland on
May 20.
George It. Kilwnrds nnd Miss Laura
P. Kd wards were married on Saturday
evening by Kev. V. P. Jones, pastor of
the Tabernacle Congregational church.
The funeral of the late Samuel Jef
freys will occur this afternoon nt :(
o'i lock from the late home on Hyde
Park avenue.
West Side lltislncs Hircctorr.
FLOniST Cut flowers nnd funeral n
slK'is a specialty. F'loral figures, ufmf.il
as i:lfts. nt 101 South Muin avenue. Har
riet J. Davis, florist.
PHOTOGnAPUKR-Cahlnet Photos. $1.40
per dozen. They urn Just lovely. Con
vince yourself bv railing at Starner'a
Photo Parlors, lol and 103 South Main
avenue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see tha
stock of J. c. King, 1024 and 102a Jack
son street.
Will lyou pay Ten Dollars for a
Swell Spring Overcoat or will you go with
out and let the doctor charge you $50.00
for curing pneumonia ?
There are no coats in Scranton like
these. Think of it! Ten Dollars for a
"Swagger," Stylish Covert Coat, with a
Twenty-five dollar look about it. Other
Coats other prices, $10.00, $12.00,
$13.50; $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00,
lined with heaviest, richest silk, equal
to the best custom tailor's make.
pHE
Square Dealing Clothiers,
of .th? Sdbdrbs
SOUTH SIDE.
Mrs. W. H. alalia, of Honesdale. Is
visiting J1r. and Jlra. Matthew Malla, of
IrosiH;ct avenm
' John P. -ixmnhoe. of Stnn? avenue,
will graduate from the New York Col
kiTe i;f rharniacv next month.
The funeral of Grace. dnuRhtir of Mr.
find Mrs. 1'iitrick li vie, of FiR street,
w ill lie held tills oft Mi...-in at 2.30. In
tirnitnt will bo made in Hyde Park
Cat hello cemetery.
William Koch, Jr., of Cedar avenue,
inr. iufacturcr of the Koyal Hunch cisar.
has Ul;en the asency of a bicycle tirin
of N;-v York c!.v.
Itev. K. L. Schmit. pastor of the
Kvnnpelical Chinch of 1'eace, will leave
for Newark tomor'ow to attend the
svnod i,f the Kvan:Tlical Church of
the I nit -d Sfiti .
The South Steel mill will resume ope
rations this morning.
Hi.iry l'.oiiek and Mlrs Marsaret
Myers, a veil known yminpr couple of
this side, will he married next month.
PROVIDENCE.
Miss Ida Depew and brother. Will
iam, who have been visitlnR Miss Anna
Stevens, of Tieaeon street, returned
home yesterday.
A special meeting of the Father AVhlt
t so 'iet y is called for this evening. All
members are requested to he present.
Dr. Sullivan, assisted by lira. W. V.
Tiomie. Wehlau and II. K Lackey, per
formed a critical thoush successful
op. ration yesti rdav morning on Mrs.
May, wife of Police Oilici r Patrick
May, of Parker street.
The funeral of T. J. IVtwellor will
take place tills afternoon from his late
home on Church avenue. Celestial
lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows, of which he was n member, will
attend in a body. Interment will be
made in Forest J I 111 cemetery.
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DUNMOKE.
The many friends of Stewart G. Ill
ley were greatly shocked last evening
to hear of bis death, which occurred
nt Colorado Springs duffing the day
of hemorrhage. He was for many yeurs
a resident of this place, but has been
In the vet far some time. He was pos
sessed of many good qualities and hnd
n host of friends In tills borough. Ills
mother resides ..n West Drinker street,
and he rlso has ihrn- sisters In this
vicinity, Mr. ,l."W. Plnnel!. Mrs. Karl
lllshop. or tills place, nnd Mrs. Milton
Ives, of Hyde IHirk. The funeral notice
will appear later.
The Christian F.ndenvor meeting to
night will be held in the Presbyterian
church, nnd will be addressed by Itev.
Mr. Aldrich.
The funeral of John llobblns. who
died nt his home nu Williams street,
Satiirduy afternoon, will take place this
afternoon, and the remains will be tak
en to Oxford, N.'.L, on the a.r.O Dela
ware, .Lnrkuwanmi and Western train
for lut I tin lit.
MINOOKA.
Will Toole has r turned homo after
an extended western tour.
P. .1. Mulhern will represent the St.
Joseph Total Abstinence and HonevO'
b ill sorlclv of tills placi
at the Free-
land convention on May
The Independent Social club will con
duct a social at Weber's rink, Taylor,
tonight.
Maitin King, of Greenwood, and Miss
.Mary Cusick. of Main street, will be
united in marriage nt St. Joseph's
Catholic church this nfternonn. The
wedding will take place In Old Forgo
ut the home of the bride's parents.
The Tavlor mines owned and oper
ated by the Delaware, Liickawunna
and Western Railroad company will
shut down today for six weeks.
James Kuan is seriously 111.
F.ncUsh fnpital for American Invest
tncnts. ,
Important to Americans seeking Ens.
Ilbh capital lor new enterprises. A list
containing the names and addresses of 3M
successful promoters who have placed
over 100.(100,000 sterling in foreign invest
ments within the last six years, and over
1S.IKKJ,000 for the seven months of isili
Trice 5 or $25, payable oy postal order
(o the London nnd t'nlversnl Ilureau of
investors, zu, v nenpsioe, i,onnon, E. C,
Subscribers will be entitled, l.v nrramr...
inent with the directors to receive either
personal or letters of Introduction tu any
This list Is first class In every respect
and every man or lirm whose numo an!
pears therein may Do depended upon. For
placing the following It will be found In-
vaillHOie nouns or oniires oi intlllstrilll,
Commercial and Financial Conenm
Mortgage loans, Sale of Lands, l atunts or
.Alines.
Directors PI rt UPWARD c. ROSS.
HON. WALTER C. t'EPYS.
CAPT. ARTHUR STIFFB.
Copyright.
Toledo Oraln Market.
Toledo. Anrll 27.--Close Wheat Re.
celpts, 2.0H0 bushels; shipments, 3.70U bush
els; quiet; No. 2 red cash, iJTtac, Corn Re
ceipts, t.icK) bushels; shipments, 4.5ir)j dull;
No Hading, onts Xecclpts none; ship
ments none; mm; .o. mixed .May, sue,
Cloverseed Receipts, 220 hags; shliiments.
417 bags; quiet; prime cash, $4.tW; Ajirll
una uoiouei, s-t.w.
Hatters and Fumlshsn-
; r'-k cy rt r
SAIWrERS
LOWER COURT REVERSED.
Two Lackawanna Coanty Caeca Sent
Hack from the Supreme Court.
Among a number of decisions handed
down yesterday by the supreme court
in session at Philadelphia, were two af
fecting cases In this county. In each
case new trials are granted.
One Is the suit of Mrs. Fannie Aswell
against the city for damages for grad
ing of Tenth Btreet. The Jury gave a
verdict of $700 and the case was ap
pealed by City Solicitor Torrey.
The other case was that of OomcByg
and others against Itussell and others,
an ejectment suit for a larse acreage
of coul land in Llakcly township.
HE A LEV IS DYING.
Driver of Matthew llros." Oil Wagon Will
Not Recover-
John Healey, of Hampton street, the
driver of Matthew liru.' oil wagon,
who was injured last week by lelng
F(ueexed between a projecting beam
and the sent of the wagon, Is not ex
pected to live many hours.
He Is at the Laca wanna hospital, and
at midnight his condition was very low.
-
New Men Aro On Dntv.
The two new patrolmen, FInley Iloss,
Jr., and John McMullen. went on duty
for the tirst time last night. McMullen
was assigned to the luweii Penn ave
nue beat and Hbss to court house
square.
Wagons Corao Toscthcr.
Williams & MeAnultyVi delivery
wagon,' loaded with wall paper, was
run Into by a dray loaded with Hour
n Lackawannu avenue, yesterdny
norning and one of the rear wheels was
wrecked.
LERAY SVH-t-E.
W. It. Itavson and daughter. Margue
rite, of Wllkes-lSiirrc. spent part of
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
in town.
Street Commissioner J. H. Johnson,
with n force of inca and the road ma
chine, have been maklns extensive Im
provements to our borough roads.
F. I). Lewis has been In town und
vicinity for a week past soliciting for
the Ileiiortor-Joiirnal. In the mean
time he was canvassing the political
Held In favor of Professor II. S. Put
nam, who Is a very pnpulur candidate
for county superintendent.
Le Hoy Coleman Is adding improve
ments to his premises by preparing ti
extend more terracing to his lawn.
Lawn mowers are beginning to sing
nowadays on our borough lawns.
Miss Matthews, of Nichols, N. Y., ha
been a guest of the Misses La Hue for
several (lays past.
The creamery at Stevensville Is about
ready for business for another season.
a-vl wells, of Spring- Hill, Is the man
ager.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones have
moved to Lestershlre, N. Y., the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kussell, of North
Oswell, were visiting In these parts
last week.
K. J. Miller and family are moving
Into their purchased residence on East
street. His cigar factory will be lo
cated on the premises, for which a
suitable addition has been made to the
dwelling:.
V. M. Fell, of Asylum, candidate for
sheriff, was In '.Ills vicinity the middle
of the week, looking after the voters
and mnking a large Increase of friends.
Mr. Fell Is a very popular business man
of southern Bradford, and we heartily
Pspeak for him success at the coming
election result.
Mrs. S. 11. Davlea has been a guest
of her brother at- Wilkes-Harre, for
several days past.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Brink went
to Laceyvllle Inst Friday for a brief
visit, and on Saturday went to Buf
falo, N. Y., where tliey Intend to spend
some time among friends.
Kdna. the 6-yenr-old daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. F. J. Black, was burled last
Thursday; funeral was held under the
olllclutlon of Rev. Qulmby and burial
In the Bos worth burial ground. The
deceased had been a patient sufferer for
several weeks with diabetes.
Albert Miller and Robert Davlcs were
In Slevensvllle Saturday evening at
tending the bund rehearsal.
:. J. lline Is now driving the Rum-
crlield stage nnd Is gaining the patron
age of nil.
At tho morning services at the Con
gregational church Sunday the pastor,
S. 1. Davis, offered Jiis resignation, to
take effect the fore part of July. He
has been with us, for three years, and
has won a host of friends In this place
nnd vicinity, who regret to hear of his
departure. He has been a great help
in tho young people's society and with
his efforts he has succeeded In organ
izing a Junior Christian Endeavor so
ciety, and hns greatly encouraged them
In their work. Whllo there are min
isters, as well as others, who do not
consider the young people any great
consequence to a church, we do not
iKinst In saying that Rev. Davis hns
been tho cause of a great Increase In
such work by the younger ones, and
has prepared a good start for them In
succeeding tho older ones. Wherever
our former pastor goos he carries with
lilm the best wishes of doing more con
tinued g jod for the Master and the up
building of the church In charge.
Arbor Day exercises were observed
fit chool hull Friday evening, and a
lni'gr attendant e mis present to en
jny the excellent programme given lie-
low, which was concluded with a spoil
ing match: Orchestra; recitation, "The
Maples," Ralph Rockwell; recitation,
"My Mother," Miss May Durga; dia
logue, "The Brook," by six hoys; reci
tation , "The Blacksmith's Storv."
Luther Gage; orchestra; recitation,
"Old Orlme's Son," Lec Ford; dialogue.
"I'm King," class nf boys and girls;
recitation, "The Engineer's Story,"
Miss Lizzie Rockwell; solo, "Yoy'll Nev
er Know," Miss Mottle Johnson; recita
tion, "The Lus4 Hymn," Ella Brink;
dialogue, class; recitation, Miss Grace
Gorham; recitation, "Something About
Pansles," Miss Mabel Clark; recltntlon,
"The Onk Tree," Joseph Davis; recita
tion, "Nobody's Child," Miss Nellie
Moore. The spelling match resulted
that Russell Cook wus the best of the
class, and the proceeds received from
tho 5-cent admission fee was divided
between the four best spellers: Russell
Cook. Rny Cook, Misses May Durgit
and Ada Buttles.
The young friends of Harry Williams
tendered him w very pleasant surprise
at his home one evening during the
past week.
. Talking about house plants. Lo Rnys
vllle's housekeepers can be ranked
among the first In this culture. Mrs.
G. B. Brlster has a very beautiful cac
tus plant, which at present bears seventy-dive
beautiful pink blossoms, be
sides many buds. If any of our cor
respondence fraternity can beat this
please let us hear from thorn through
Tho Tribune.
Several new bicycle hnve been pur
chased by our young men of late. 'Of
course, nil have the "best moke" wheel.
Rev. C. V. Arnold, a retired minister,
of Binghatntnn, N. Y was renewing
relationship In this plane and vicinity
the past fortnight.
Kliciimntlsm Cured In a liny. '
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures In one to
three clays. Its action upon the system
Is remarkable and mystcrlnus. It re
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits. 75 cents, Bold
by Carl Loreni. druggist, 418 Lacka
wanna avenue, Scranton.
MARKET AND STOCK REPORT
Hall street Review.
Ne York, April 27. The receipt of
blither quotation: front London which
were accompanied ty liuyinic orders from
lhat center led to a strong opening to:
slocks at the locapboara today. KoreiKn
houses It is estimated by competent au
thorities bought fully ten to In teen fnou
sand shares of St. Haul, Louisville ul
Nashville and the low-priced southwest
ern, which ought to pue on end to the
sensational talk on Venezuelan affairs at
lean for a time. As a matter of acl, for
eign investors and speculators appaer to
be payinit more attention to earninss of
our railways than to our politics Just
now. For Instance, the statements of the
St. Paul and Omaha. Louisville and Nash
ville, Southern Hallway and some of the
mailer southwestern Just submitted lor
tne inir.i ween oi April und lor the montn
of March all showed Kood increase, and
this. In a measure, explains the foreign
u n 1 u local couiinisslsn house buying, 'tne
advance in the railway prmip was equal
to i,a2'j per cent., Omaha Common lead
ing wit.t sales as hlKh as 4.V,. sit. I'hiiI
l.iTliliKluu and Quincy and Ho.k Island
all sold at the best tlnurcs for some time
past. .Manhattan was strengthened by
the belief that the company will receive
important concessions troni the city short
ly and advanced to Ill'-jUlHl'.... In the In
dustrials sjiiKiir was the Kieat feature.
The stock lirst rose from 1" to 125. then
fell to XSfii and recovered "To und closed
at 1247. Itecent short sellers on reports of
adverse congressional uetion were the
most eager buyers. The afternoon break
was due to a raid by a prominent opera
tor, who, it is said, was misled -by last
week's rumors from Washington about the
abolition of the , cent differential, and
who attempted to fret hack his stock. Am
erican Tc'iaceo was in dt inad und moved
up from 71 1 to Wia72'a. Chicao C.as and
Lead were also slightly higher. The ad
vance in the posted ligures for sterling
exchange of ,... cent which was made to
conform more closely to the selling rates
haiLio Inlluence. Speculation closed tlrm
and 4a2 per rent, higher on the day. with
the exception of leather Preferred, which
lost "n per cent. Total sales were only 171,
473 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. AL
LEN & Co., correspondents for A. I'.
CAMPliELL, stock broker, 412 Sprue
street.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos.
Ing. est. est. ing.
Am. Tobacco Co.
I'i 71!-'i 71'i
Am. Cotton OH
Am. Sugar Ref. Co.,
Alch.. To. & S. Ke...
( 'aiuula bun Hi tin ...
dies. H Ohio
Chic. &an
Chic. N. W
Chic, H. & y
C. C. C. & St. I
Chic, Mil. H St. P..,
Chic, K. I.ft Pac. ...
Dlst. & C. F
General Ulectrie
Lake Shore
Louis. & Nash
M. K. ft Texas. lr.,
Manhattan Kle
Mo. Pne
Nat. Cordage
Nat. Lead ,
N. Y., S. & W.. Pr..
Nor. Pue
Ont. West
Omaha
Pac. Mull
Phil. & Read
Southern It. It
Southern R. K., Pr.
Tenn., C. & Iron
Texas pacific
Cnion Pacific
Wu'bash
Wabash, Pr
Western I'nion
W. L
S. Leather
1'. S. Leather, Pr.
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CHICAGO HOARD OF TRAD13 PRICES.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos-
WHEAT. Ing. eat. est. Ing.
May 3' i'.4 234 112
July ill'a Cl:' 4' 'll',
OATS.
May 19'i 10'4 ll"i lH'ii
July 197h VJ'i llt'-j lil'i
CORN.
'May 2s'i !'j 23V4 2!'4
lulv 3S HtfS :l'i 3'
Sejilember 31 31 31 31-'i
LARD. '
May 4.7Ti 4.7S 4.72 4.72
July 4.W 4.W 4.8o l.:
PORK.
May 8.32 8.33 8.1S 8.17
July 8.32 8.32 8.35 S.:i7
.Scranton Board of Trada FxchangeQuo
tationi-All Ouotatlon Based on Pur
of 100.
NanM. Bid. Askel
Dime iep. t ui. nana ,,,
Scranton Lace C'l'taln Co
National Boring & Drilling Co.
First National Bank
Scranton Jar A Stopper Co
Elmhtirtt Boulevard Co
Scranton Axle Works
140
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100
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2UV
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10
100
95
... 250
150
103
tot
110
9i
110
90
110
100
103
K.2
100
... 100
83
Scranton Traction Co ,
Ilonta Plate Gluts Co
Scranton Car Replacer Co
Scianton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co..
Scranton Bedding Co
BONDS.
Scranton Glass Co
Scranton Puss. Railway, first
Scranton Traction Co
People's Streot Railway, first
mortgage due 1918
Scranton ft Plttston Trac, Co..
People's Street Railway, Bee-
Dickson Manufacturing Co....
Lacka. Township School 5....
City of Scranton Street Imp 6
Scranton Axle Works
Borough of Wlntnn 6
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Now York Produce Mnrkot.
New York. Anrll 27. Flour Dull, sten.lv
Winter wheat, low grades, )2.20a3; do. fair
to fancy, J2.83a3.85; do. patents, I3.90a4.20;
.Minnesota clear, t.'.oiian.iii: do. straignts
?:ta3.5D; do, patents, J3.45n-l.S5; low extras
2.2Ua3; city mills, S4.10a4.20; do. patents
&4.30a4.50: rve mixture. S2.M)a3.:iO: suuor.
line, $2a2.33; fine, $2a2.30. Southern flour
Dull, steady; common to fair extra,
$2.4u3; good, to choice do., $3a3.e0. Rye
nour yuiet, steady; K.4iia2.Ki, Huck
wheat flour. $1.2i)Hl.-ii; nominal. Hack
wheat, 40a 12c. Cornmeal Qolot, steady;
yiuow western, .'.2iia2.z.i; tiran.iy wine,
ij.;v. Rye Oulet, turn; western. HH'ie.
C, I. F. ; state. 474ii48c. Hurley Quiet,
steady; ungraded western, 39a41c. Wheat
Spot market dull, easier; f. o. b 7iP
to arrive; ungraded red. 70a7e. : No.
nvthern, 72"'e. to arrive; options closed
wea:t at Min'.c ueeune; jno. i red April,
?'.; .May, epsc; Jtuy, nrnic.; neptemner
lU'ije.; December, 72e. Corn Spots dull
cuakri No. 2 at ill' jf. eleulur; 3'je. lilloal
ontlons dull and steady; Anrll. 35fuc. : Mav
3r'ie.: July, :JUc: September, 37:14C Oats
nj.uii iimcL, ranici , ujiiuii 111111, eiisier:
May, 24'4c. : July, 24'e. ; spot prices, No. 2
at. 2.'iic. ; .o. 3 wane, 2i.a;tiy,c: mo. s t ni
cago. 2t:'.ii'.: No. 3 at 2l'c: No. 3 white.
2."i'4c; mixed western, 2 jaiH' '.e. ; wlUle do.,
2'la2S'io.; white state, 2iia2S'.e. Beef
juiet, easy; inniuy, -.,.o.i i j ; extra mess,
S7a8. 14'ef hams Dull: S14nl5.5i). Tlerced
lierf Steady; city exti'a India mess, JHa
lii.uu. cut meals Slow; picKleil oellies,
12 nounds. A'-'iic: pickled shoulders. 4.
4ic; pickled hums, 8'i.u9n. Lard DuH,
lower; western steam, $5.(i nominal; city,
$4.55; May, fi.H2; retlne'l, slow; continent,
$5.43; South America, $5.75; compouiul, 4', a
4'i.c Pork Sternly : moderate denui'i.l:
old mess, $iia9.50; new mess. $IOain.25. I'.ut-
ter Good ilemand, choice firm; state dairy,
8a14'i.c; do. creamery, 10al5e. ; western dai
ry old, 7ii9c.j do. creamery, loaljc; do,
held. Dalle.: do. factory. TalOc: Klglns.
15c; imitation creamery, Btjall'.c. Cheese
tjulet, freely offered; state large, 5a
!l:',c; do. fancy, 9' .aO-V-! 'lo. small, 4"?,i1ii".
pHi't skims, :1a I' jc; full skims, 2a2'.c.
Kggs Large receipts, fancy steady; slate
and Pennsylvania,. ll'c; southern, !lali)..'.;
western fresh, l'liill'ae.
Pliilndclphln Provision Market.
Philadelphia, April 27. The market ruled
weak und dull In touch with the western
market conditions. Beef llest city fam
ily, $9.50a1ll per barrel: smoked beef, U'i
12c; beef hams, per barrel, JI5al5.50, nc.
cording to age. Pork Fnnilly, $1n.50a11;
sweet pickled hums, cured In tierces, 8a
9Vic; smoked, aaio'ic: sides, ribbed, in
salt, 5u5'4e. ; smoked, D'itiul,!'.; shoulilers,
pickle cured, nn'Jaie.; smoked, tiVjairCic:
picnic hams, S. I. cured, according to av
erage, loose, SafiHc; breakfast bacon, S'in
9Hc Lard Pure city refined, In tlerees,
rill,niie.i In tubs, tlalr.ic; butchers' loose, fie.
Tallow Is weak and lower. Wo quote:
City, prime in hogsheads, 3'4c; country,
Wall Street
1 ho commit adjournment ot ConprcuR -the
trencrnl irjivrovomcnt in railroad oarnlnn"
anil thn plentiful supply nf money hern and
nlirond l hlni"tf t" b? voftVted in atorka.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Nend tor our
boolffNpwttlHtleKi Fully Explained," nnd our
mnrkot lottur wbiob we send free to any ad
dri'SK. Margin a to A per cent, Commission
only l-lfl ier cout
E E. THORNBUROH a CO..
flAMKaitft and nnoKiita,
41 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Uptown Otllce, N. W. Cor. B'way 31st St,
prime. In barrels. Je.; country, dark, in
barrels, 3c.; cakse, f(c. ; grease. Sc.
linffalu Live stock.
Buffalo, N. Y.. April 27. Cattle Active
and inc. to 2V. higher; prime 4ieavy steers.
4 l.Val.te: medium tu goo.1 butchers'
steers. u.n:o; light to ku..1. ntia
fair la KO.A1 fat bulls, fi.T.ia.l.i'.; slot kcrs
and feeders, fresh cows and
springers, 1 to Jti; veils, X.Vti:.. Hogs
Active and steady; yoikers, tiJu4; light
do., $la4.(0; pigs. Mat. lit; mixel (Mtckers,
H.iai-!'.: intsiium wriKhls. U Val90; heavy
hogs, t:L7Ual.M; roughs, KSa,12j; stags, Vt
$2..riU. Sheep and luiuhs sthadu easier;
prime clipped lambs. 41.9eai.le: culls to
good, tX.Vkit.SI; wool lainlis culls to best,
l.t."...VI: clipped sheep, culls to best handy
weights, 2.imiS.i: wool sheep do., Hal;
heavy export sheep or lambs dull and neK
lecte.1. Thicoco Liv stock.
Vnlon 8tock Yards. Anrll J7. Cattle Tte-
cets, S,0O head; market tlrm and lHa'Jo.-.
hiV)ieri coininen o extra steers. 4.1.1oa
4. ; stu.-kers und feeders. f:taXti.i; cows slid
buds, tl.."4ia:i.2.'.; calves, ni:i.Kl; Tixuns. .'!
3.7.'i. Hugs liecelpls. 4t.mH head; market
weag enu iau' lower; heavy pacKing aim
shinning bus, (Uiitii; common to chol-o
mixed. 3.Sr'i.Ti;'i; choice assortetl, $.'t.in.i
J.M: light, !.4."u:i.ii; j.igs, Jljnaiis. Sheep
Keelpts, 17.iK) h. ad; nupket steady; In
ferior to choice, 42iiiiU; lumbs, W.n'laii i.
EVA M. HETZEL'S
Siiperior Fac? Bleach
Positively Removes ill Facial Blemishes.
Atalea Face Powder is superior to any fac
powder ever man utactured, I'sed and com
mended by trading sorl-ty nrd profetnionnl
biimities, lircause it gives the beat possible
effect and never loaves the kkin rough or
scaly. Price 6i cents.
Thrlxogt ne, Naturo'i Hair Growar, ie the
gri'stust nun- in v igorator of the present pro
gressive ge. being purnly a vogatable com
pound, el.tiiely hai lulms, end insrvelou In
lis beneficent effect. All Uisensea of the heir
tnlsratpare rorrtilv cured bv the use of
1 lirixngmie. Prlcn ail cents and 11. For sale
at r. 31. Kvtiel's !ialr-rire9ing and Manicure
parlor". Him Lackawannu ave. and N 1 ban
niiir Building, Wilkes Carre. Mall orjors
flllod pioiuptiy.
ASKroKTREBKLETON
BCTIiGHTW3piP
ANP!5AB59iyTEIY5AFE
FOR SALE BY THE
SCRANTON STATION.
STEINWAY A SON'S . . ,
Acknowledged the Leading
PIANOS
01 the Worll
DECKER BROS.,
KRANICHE BACHB and other.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
Husical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
Purchasers will always find complett
stock and at price a Inw th qni.
ity of the Instrument will permit at
n
nusic STORE,
117 Wyoming Ave. - Scranton
DUPONT'S
INNING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
Manufnctuml nt tho Wapwallopi-n Mills,
Luzerno county. Pa., and ut Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jp.
General Agent for tho Wyoming; Distriet.
11S WYOMING AVENUE, Scranton, Pa.
Third National Ttnnk Buliaing.
AtlKNCIKS:
TH09. FORD, I'ltlHton. Va.
JOHN ll. SMITH SON, Plymouth, Pn.
13. W. Ml'M.mAN. Wlll;p-Hurrp, Pa,
AkpiiIh for tho Koiuiunu Chonilral Com
pany's Hich ExploslvtB.
ROOF TINNING AND S0LDERIN3
All done ntvny with by thn upo of HART.
MAN'S PATKNT PAINT, which conslstii
of InRrcdli'nts well-known to nil. It ran bo
applied to tin, uulvunlzoil tin, sheet Iron
roofs, also to brlrk dwellings', which will
firevent absolutely nny crumbling, crack
nff or breaking; of the brick. It will out
last tlnnlne; of any kind by many years,
and Its cost docs not exceed one-fifth thai
of the cost of tinnlns;. Is sold by the job
ob pound. Contrartn taken by
ANTONIO UAHTMANN. (27 Blrca St.
' WSgStW
v
ATLANTIC
REFINING
jMlllIlUlltlllUall UM
THE":. FASHION
308 UCKAWANNA AVEKUE 308 ;
It is a pleasure to refer to these facts in calling your
attentiou to our special line of Dress G00(K CaDCS, Shirt
Waists and MUlinerj.
50 pieces of all-wool Serge, 36 inches wide, QC
in all colors, made to retail for 40c.; your pick tlUC
Ask to see our line of Silk aud Wool Mixed 7C.
Dress Goods, i") iu. wide, worth s&l; your pick OC
In Persian and Print Wrap Silk our line at 69c, 75c.
9SC. and $1.23, are at least 25 per cent under value.
S2.9S Silk Cape, nicely made and lined, worth $4.00.
$1.4$ Silk Cape. Ask to see this special line, worth $0
We will give you as good a Shirt Waist for 39c. as
you cau buy elsewhere for 59. Try it. Xo harm done.
There are poorer Shirt Waists advertised elsewhere
for 98c. than the ones we are selling at 75c. Seeing is
believing.
M l LLINE RY.
Dou't miss seeing our Millinery. As far as prices
and styles are concerned we defy competition.
Trimmed Sailors at 25c, 39c, 50c. Worth 39c, 50c, 69c
S
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fal go in mill
The Electric City Awning and Tent Cem.
eany wish to inform their friemle and patrooi
that hey hare opened an office at 311 Linden
Stieet, with Reese A Loner, where any orders,
by mail or telephone, for Tents, Flag, Awn
inca, Wagon Coventor Horse Clothing will be
given careful attention.
E I
Telephone 3102.
BALDWIN'S
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES.
THE
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
JAMES MOIR,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR
Ha Moved to His New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on side next to Flret National
Dank. Ho lias now in a
Comprising everything req linlie for fine
Merchant Tailoring. And the seui cau
be shown to tul vantage in Mh splon
diuly fitted up ruonis.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
Is Extended to All Headers ul The Trib
une to Call on "OLD RELIABLE" in His
New Business Home
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made a
1st Day. XJ 'Vlan
i5ti.DUy.! 0f Me.
THE GRBAT 30th llnv.
proilurea thnnhnve remits In 110 days. It act
untvrrtiillyauC'iutekir. ciiith whpa nil other fail
YnunKnit'iiwillrrsatn tliRtr Inst mnntiooil.auduld
Mi ll ivlll rueoviT tlii'lr 01: Mil ul vmor by UBiim
HMVIVO. It iiuicklyendHurrlyriiiitorvaNorvous
ui'sH. Lost Vitality, Iinpntrnev. Mulitly lCiuinaioni,
t.r.stl'owcr. Kail 1 11 it Memory, tVastint DIdiskiw. and
all iirrt8 of Hclt-ahUHu or hxivhs and lmliftrrvtion.
vlili'h unllU one lor Httnly, liiiMiifnx or nmrrlue. It
'otuiily curoa by utartlliK at the scat ot il. if auc. U11 1
lnuii'at nervxtnuio aud lilnuil builder, brlnn
li'ir bark the lnk rIoit to pale eheekaandre
ati -itiif tho lire of ynutli. It nardu off )nanliy
mil Conatanptlon. Inalut on bavlni RKVIVOiue
tlicr. It ran be carried In vent porket, l)y nir.tl.
1 .00 mr nackaee. or sl tor BB.OI). with a ooai
vn written ajuarantee to cure or refund
10 money, circulariree. Address
Par tale by MATTHEWS BROS., Drugglits,
scranton, ra.
REF11R
i
THE FROTHlNGflflM.
VijBfnerReia, Lessee and Manafers.
APRIL 27, 28 AND 29,
MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
THE
MITT
STOCK CO
Monday Night and Wednesday Matinee,
WIFE FOR WIFE.
Tuesday Nlght-PASSION'g SLAVE.
Wednesday Nlght-THE UNKNOWN.
Produced by a strong company, headed by
the romantic young actor, Joseph Slayter.
PRICES-ioc., joc. and 30c Sale of eeate
now open.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Tuesday Evening, April aS.
Joseph Hart
-IN-
ill
j FOR BENEFIT SCRANTON LODGE OF ELKS.
Sale ol Scats Opens Saturday at O'Clock.
Checks at 8.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Wednnaday, April Jo.
For the Benefit nt the SCRANTON
ATHLETIC CLUB,
EMILY BANCKER,
In the Ureat Comedy Hit,
OUR FLAT
Sale if seats opens Monday moraine at 9
o'clocx. Checks will be given out at 8.
1
11
WON DAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
April 2j, a8 and 10, 1896. Last Attraction ol
the Regular Season,
THE NOSS JOLLITY CO.
In Their New Fantistlc Musical Comedy,
THE KODAK
In Three Snap Shots. All Fun. A Posi
tive Novelty. No Sorrow.
HEAR
The Musical Tennis Club,
Tne Mandolin Troubadours,
The Fairy Balls.
The Saxophone Quintette.
PRICES, 10, 20 AND 30 CENTS
iaaaaaaai-------A- -aA
AYLESWORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
Tbe Finest in the Cttj.
The latest Improred furnish--logs
and apparatus fer s-riplf
meat, butter and eggs.
223 Wyoming Avav
WILLIAM S MILLAR,
Alderman 8th Ward, Scranton
ROOMS 4 AND 5
OAS AND WATER CO. BUILDINO,
CORNER WYOMING AVE. AND CENTER ST.
OFFICE IlOI'na from 7.S0 a. m. to p.
in. (1 hour Intermission for dinner anJl
supper.)
.Particular Attention (liven to Collections.
Prompt Settlement Ouaranteed. Vour Burt,
am Is Respectfully Sellclttd. If Uphene 124.
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