f HE ECBAXTON TBIBUNK FRIDAY UOWZtifU. MAY 8. 1896.
News J fb? Suburbs.
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WEST SIDE EVENTS: -
Welsh Baptist Association of Northeast
cm Pennsylvania Will lies'" Three
Pay's Session on May 10-
On May 16 at the First Welsh Bap
tist church, on South Main avenue, the
Welsh UuKixt association f the North
eastern Pennsylvania district will l-e-g-ing-
a three days' annual session. The
Baptist Younff lVopU's union will also
meet at the same time. Preparation
for the reception of the deleRatea has
been in nKivss at the church for sev
eral months past. The delegates will
be many nnd it is customary that the
members of the home church entertain
Individual attendants at the conven
tion. The conference will last three
days. -
For Saturday, the opening day. the
prOBianime will he In chnrpre of the
union, nnd is as follows: SliislnR and
Invocation, roll call of deleRatea and
reports from societies, greeting from
visitors, election of olllceis, enrollment
of new societies, collection of annual
.dues, discussion of rules and amend
ments, new business, remarks for the
good of the union, open tu all; adjourn
ment. Saturday afternoon the association
will transact Its regular business. The
presiding olllecr is Kev. lMwurds. of
Mlnersville, who also is president of
the union. The Saturday ' evening
nieetlns will he in the interests of tlio
union. The proKiiimme:
Devotional Kxerelses, 7 to T.9I I. ni.,
1). .1. Williams, Wilkes-Hnrre.
Address. "Our yomiK people 111 ivliitiuil
lo the present slate of Welsh bap
tist churches." ,
KeV. piicnexer -rcdwnids. Minei'svllle, l'a.
Solo .Miss Naomi Jone.s, tv.-rantoii.
unuioii. "Tlie oratory of the Nasa
rene." I'rnfessor J J. Illchards, Scranton
1 1 y mil.
Kerltutioi:,
Miss Olwon -Jones, Nanti'oke
Solo T. K. Williams, Si innioii
Kssay. "Yoiiiib people und niissionery
wui-k."
Miss Mary A. Pavil, Providence
.'losing Hymn,
r.eneilletlon.
Kev. V. S. Jlohhlns. of Philadelphia,
the secretary of the Baptist American
Missionary society, will deliver a lec
ture. The present ollleers of the union
are: Itev. Khenezer Kdwnrds. Mlners
ville'. 1'a., president: John M. Kdwards,
of Kynon street, viee-preslilent; Jliss
Knillle Kvans, of North Hyde l'nrk
nventle, corresrinndliiK secretary; Will
lam N. Kvans. Plymouth. Pa., financial
secretary; William Puhe, of the North
Knil, treasurer. These otlieers will tin
slile at the sessions of tile union until
their successors have been elected
The rules for the government of socle
ties ure:
First Delegates are expected to si-
cure credential.'! uccordiiiR to Act IV of
the constitution and he promptly on
time nt the first meeting. :
Second All societies arc expected to
send it full representation. See Act IV
Mf the constitution.
. TlhrdApplleatlons for membership
munt he presented at the close of the
roll call. nnd accompanied by a fee of $1
In Sunday. Slay 17, the second day
of the conference, the rdelepates will
attend and participate In ilevo'tional
services. Sermons will be preached
throiiKhotit the-day by prominent mln
lsters present nt the conference. Slon
day will be the final day of the conven
tion. The business of the association
will again be discussed.
HKARI.VG AT ALDKKSIAN JOHN' S
John Walsh Is cnnstuble In Lacka
wanna township in'the district which
Includes the Arehbnld. Walsh wanted
to arrest Tim Quinn for an alleged as
saull. The constable, in looking for
Qulnn on Wednesday night, went intu
the house of Quinn's brother, John,
. The ollicer asked for Tim, and the
, brother-said he didn't want any such
man as waisn uround the pluce, where
upon Walsh was kicked out. He wait
ed until Qulnn stuck his head out of
the door and then he let fall his club.
Qulnn retaliated, and the constable was
worsted. Last night Qulnn was
'brought before Alderman John on the
dual charge of assault nnd interfering
with an officer. He was held in $4W
bail to appear at court. The money
was vouched for and Qulnn was re
leased. There may be two other suits as
a result of the broil. Qulnn is charged
with Illegally selling intoxicants and
the constable charged with assault.
Alexander Weisenlluh charged a Mrs.
Wulsh with assault. The hearing was
given last evening before Alderman
John. The woman was held In $200 bail,
ilntli live on South Main avenue, and
the assault occurred Wednesday night.
TRIPP CROSSING VIADt'CT.
The proposition to build a viaduct
over Tripp's crossing meets with gen
eral favor on this side. It Is argued
that some time In the future the im
provement will cost more than now ow
ing to the probable increase of valua
tion of property contiguous to the point.
The Traction company is anxious to
WHAT ABOUT YOUR
Spring
Suits
from.
We
those
ors,
dark
We
rather
and
from
$8, $10, $12,
H
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Stps Dealing Clothiers
ty
It's line between Hyde Parle and
nee and the Delaware. Lacka-
nna and Western company desires
to abolish a, bad grade crossing.
WEDDING ON THE HEIGHTS.
Sirs. Eliza. Davis, well known among
the residents of Hellcvue Heights, and
David Lvhiis were married last eve
ning at the groom's home on Land 1 3
strwt. Kev. -J. T. Slorrls. pastor of the
lfa'llevue ralvluistie Slethodist t huren.
in i.n-meil the tt-ninnny in the presence
of several Intimate friends of the bride
and groom. Sirs. Davis is a wld.nv; Mr.
Evans Is a widower.
NTEEiNOS OF NEWS.
Police Lieutenant Williams is In
charge of the following officers for this
month: Lowry. Thomas, Jones, Parry,
Peters. Evans and Uurrell.
St. Leo s Puttalion has decided to
participate In the Memorial Day par
ade. M. F. Sheridan was appointed
aid to the grand marshal.
The Republican league will noiu a
regular meeting this evening.
ilailcarrier Will Moser has returned
from n trout fishing trip.
Lewis Davis, choilster at the Jack
son Street liaptlst church, will organ
ize his choir for the production of a
cantata. A meeting will be held this
evening to make arrangements. ' "Jo
seph and His Hicthren" Is the piece se-
lected.
male voice party was organized
Wednesday evening in Jones' hall with
Lewis Watkins ns leader. The choir
will compete at the Shamokin eistedd
fod on September !. Another meeting
will be lit Id next Monday night.
The ladles of the Hampton Street
Methodist Episcopal church served ice
citu.ni hist evening.
A Helglan block crossing has been
laid tit the Jackson street entrance to
IVynib'a court.
Dr. J. J. Roberts Is improving the
appuirance of the lawn In front of his
handsome South Slain avenue resi
dence. 1). E. Hughes, nf Division street, has
erected a double house dwelling ut the
corner of Washburn street mid Gar
field avenue.
Albert Noble und Steve Rowen ran
fifty yards last evening In the Hound
Woods' alley for a purse, liowen won
with ease.
The hoard of directors of St. Patrick's
nrplutnage gratefully acknowledge do
nations from the following for the
month of April: Mrs. M. W. O'lloyle,
Plttston; Miss Annn Lynn. Scranton;
Mrs. Martin. Miss Klttyllcalcy, SI. A.
t'lilroy. bakery: Hess's bakery. Sliss
Jle.Manaman, Mrs. SI. Chase, Sliss Slag
gle Uuaiie, Sirs. L. t'lhlin, Ijoftus &
Sblvin. Sirs. Roach, Sliss Sletilnley.
Robert Slorrls lodge met last evening
and decided to attend in a body the
coming meeting of the Grand lodge,
which will be belli nt Olyphatit in a. few
weeks. The lodge will go per Invitation
of the Olyphant lodge, and will assist
In entertaining the visitors.
SItss Rnru L. Carson, the evangelist
stHike last evening at the Washburn
Street Presbyterlo.il church before an
nudlenee composed of women and girls
Miss Carson's talk had a good effect
During the evening special singing ser
vice was conducted by Sirs. H. T. Jayne,
a member ol the church nuurtet.
Dr. Lindabury has returned home
from a stay at Westerly.
Daniel Williams has returned to his
home at Middle Granville, Vermont, nf
ter a visit on this side.
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.
Sliss Carrie Karr has returned from a
visit at Brooklyn.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Hostler, of Ronton,
Columbia county. Pa., are spending
part of their honeymoon nt the home
of the brides mint. Sirs. I. A. Hart
man, of North Rebecca avenue.
Sirs. D. O. Powell attended the funer
al of Sirs. Wntkin Powell at Wilkes
Kariv Wednesday.
Miss Slattie Evans has returned to
her horn? at Duryea after a visit on this
sine.
Mrs. I. D. Price, of North Fllmore
avenue, has returned from a visit nt
ittchmondale.
West Sldo llnslncss Directory.
FLORIST Cut flowers and funeral de
signs a speelnlty. Klorni figures, useful
. n gifts, at lot South Main avenue. Har
riet J. Davis, florist.
rnoTOORAPHER-Cahtnet Thotos, $1.41)
per dozen. They are Just lovely. Con
vlnce yourself by calling at Starner's
Photo Parlors, lul and 103 South Slain
nvenue.
SECOND HAND FtTRNITt'RE-Cash for
nnyming you nave to sell. Furniture.
Stoves, Tools, etc. Cull and see the
biock or J. (J. King. 1024 and 102S Jack-
sun aireei.
When Buby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, sue cried for Castorla.
When she became Jliss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla,
Suit?
You heed it right away.4
We have the finest and
largest line of Spring
in the city to choose
ve dark suits for
who like sober col
blue and black and
brown mixtures.
have, also, some
startling Checks
Plaids ranging in price
.:.
$15 IB
Hattsrs antt Furnlshm
j jjKU jjrl '' gliggP Hfc lll
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Two Banco Man Meet With Failnre on the
South Side-John P. Donaboo'a Urad
natlon na a Pharmacist.
Two well-dressed young men, who In
troduced themselves as friends of
Thomas Itoche. of Pine Brook1, the
dealer in mineral waters and soft
drinks, went anions the saloons of the
Twentieth ward and Sllnooka yester
day working the tllin-flam parae. They
would enter a saloon, call for drinks
nd er.Kage the bartender In a friendly
conversation about current topics
They also represented that Mr. Roche
was unfortunate enough tu sustain a
broken leg. After conveying this tn-
irmation nnd reminding the bartender
to throw as much trade as possible in
Sir. Koche's wuy on account of his
rlbulution, one of them would present
a $10 bill In payment of the drinks.
hen he would get his change, the
other fellow would break in and throw
a dime on the bar as If to be so accom
modating ns not to wish to see such n
large bill broken for so trivial a pur-
hnse. in returning the change the
lllm-tlam racket was attempted, but
from all accounts It was not worked
successfully in any place. They got
nto the wrong shop In Sllnooka, und
were fortunate that they were not
kicked out.
A QUALIFIED PHARMACIST.
John P. Donahoe. of Stone avenue.
graduated last night from the New
York College of Pharmacy, and Is ex
pected home tomorrow. His mother,
Sirs. Slary Donahoe, and his uncle, R.
11. Jordan, as well ns D. SI. Jones, the
South Slain avenue druggist, for whom
he worked two yenrs, attended the
commencement exercises, which were
held In Carnegie Music hall. Sir. Dona
hoe has a bright and retentive mind,
and in a social way he Is courteous and
unassuming. Chemistry is his favorite
study and he may engage In that, in
stead of pharmacy.
SHORTER PARAGRAPHS OP NEWS.
Michael Connerton, 6-year-old son of
Michael Connerton, of Fig street, was
run over by a bottler's wagon on Pltts
ton avenue ednesday evening. One
of the front wheels passed over his hips
and Injured him very seriously.
Slartln Conahoy has left Slinooka
again. He spent n week there with
relatives, after an nbsence of fifteen
years, during which time he had per
formed many remarkable movements.
When he was nulte a young man he
left home one day without saying any
thing ubout his destination. A month
biter a letter came from Ireland with
the news he was there. He claims to
have walked enough that If the dis
tance were stretched out Into a straight
line it would reach across the contin
ent.
Will lirown hns opened a barbershop
on cedar nvenue.
The South Steel mill Is expected
to shut down Saturday night. The
rumor is current among the men, but
Is not verified by the ofllciats. When
it started up last week it was for but
ten days.
The South Sldo board of trade will
meet this evening at Storr's hall.
PROVIDENCE.
Sliss Annie Ctilcallon. of West Pitts-
ton, who has been visiting friends In
I'rovidenoo for some time, returned
home yesterday.
bam Swingle, formerly of A. M. Ather-
ton's has accepted a position with N.
P. Osterhout.
Professor Peter Satry's danclnr class
will conduct a closing social this eve
ning in lirown s hall on the corner of
Sanderson avenue and East Market
street.
Ocorgo Fanning, of Theodore street.'
was arrested yesterday for being drunk
und disorderly by officer Hawks on
complaint of his wife. Sir. Fanning
wns locked up, and after he had suf
ficiently sobered he was arraigned be
fore Alderman Huberts, who discharged
mm wnn a severe reprimand.
William Lewis, of Peckville. spent
last evening with friends in the North
End.
Sliss Alice Martin, of Hawley. Is
siciiding a few days with friends in the
North End.
Esther, the daughter of I. H. Jones, of
Hill street, was reported to be slightly
improved from her Illness last evening.
Thomas Daniels, of Taylor, circulated
among North End friends last evening.
William Kurke, the well-known com
edian. Is slightly Indisposed at his home
on Jones street.
The Rev. T. Prossar Slorgan. of Whit
ney's Point, N. V.. visited his old col
lege friend, the Rev. W. F, Davis, of
Wayne nvenue, yesterday.
Class No. 9 of the North Slain Avenue
Pnptlst Sunday school will conduct an
c ntertuinnft-nt In the church this even
ing.
Sirs. Smith, of Hill street, hud her
slstcr-in-law. Sirs. Elvira Thomas, ar
raigned before Alderman Roberts yes
terday for using threatening and ob
scene language. No direct evidence
was given against Sirs. Thomas and
Sirs. Smith decided to withdraw the
charges und pay the costs of prosecu
tion.
Druggist O. W. Davis and Benjamin
8. Robinson left yesterday for a short
fishing trip to Lake Wlnola.
The many friends of David, the son
of Sir. nnd Mrs, Evuns.of Deacon street,
will be grieved to hear of his denth
which occurred last evening nt 8.30
o'clock from spinal meningitis. He was
taken sick a few days ago and has been
In a critical condition through his Ill
ness. He was 17 years old and a gener
al favorite among the young men of the
North End. The funeral announce
ment will be made later.
DR. W. J. GARRISON
will give a free phonograph en
tertainment nt Company H Ar
mory, Providence, this evening, of
nn interesting character. A lecture on
flentlstry will follow, and the doctor
being nfnr-famed nnd skillful dentist
will doubtlessly Impart Important In
formation to the people. Admission
free. AH should avail themselves of
this opportunity. Tlranch ofllces In Le
highton, Weatherly, White Haven,
Wllkes-Hnrro, and Davis" Drug Btore.
Providence square.
tiltEEN RIDGE.
The office of Alderman Policy was the
Bcene of a unique trial yesterday after
noon. A baseball nine of young boys
from Providence and one from Green
Ridge obtained the consent of Sir. San
derson to use his grounds on the cor
ner of Green Ridge street and Penn
avenue ns a play ground for yester
day's game. The boys had started their
gnme and were becoming deeply Inter
ested when Mr. Lnvelle made his ap
pearance nnd raised nn objection to the
bnys plnying there. To make his objec
tion felt more by the boys he secured
nn officer and had them placed under
arrest. When they were brought be
fore the alderman. Sir. 1 (alley, was for
once in his long career as n Justice at a
loss as to whnt to do, but at last de
cided to fine the boys a dollar for play
ing baseball und let- them go. C. S.
Jacobs offered to pay the fine, but this
the uldermun refused, and after admin
istering n sound admonition to the boys
turned them loose, .
.Mrs, Jean Curtis and Miss Grace Rag
ley, of Carhotidnle, called: on Qree.n
Ridge frlerids yesterday. .. 1 . v
Horace Altemouse and wife have re-,
turned from their wedding tour.
The school board is getting ready the
annex on Ureen Ridge street and the
11 primary grade will be iitnrted there
on Monday. Miss Heen HurlbeU will
be the teacher, , ... ... ', .
NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA.
To
Cure Hcnons dyspepsia, to Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well,
to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Mean,
Make a Test of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE OF
No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having It think that their nerves
are to blame and are surprised that
they are not cured by nerve medicines
and spring remedies; the real seat of
the mischief Is lost sight of; the stom
ach Is the organ to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever In the stomach, nor
perhaps any of the usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so much
as in nearly every other organ; in some
cases . the heart palpitates and is Ir
regular; In others the kidneys are af
fected; In others the bowels are con
stipated, with headaches; still others
are troubled with loss of flesh and ap
petite, with accumulations of gas. sour
risings and heartburn.
Sir. A. W. Sharper, of No. 61 Prospect
St., Indianapolis, Ind., writes as fol
lows: "A motive of pure gratitude,
prompts me to write these (ev lines
regarding the new and valuable medi
cine, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. I
have been a sufferer from nervous dys
132 WANI1INGTON AVENUE.
That Sale of Ladies' Muslin
Will contimio for 10 dayf. Our stock in this department con
sists of tho finest goods procurable,' dhd Includes good3 specially made
for us at Tho House of The Good Shepherd, this city. Tho reductions
are guaranteed to be exactly as stated.
Limited space forbids descriptive details.
Night Gowns.
Correctly cut. newest trims, best mus
lins and eleguntly made.
fiOc. ouullty new 29c.
.'.-. quality now 46c.
We. quality now Tic.
tl quality now Sue.
(five styles.)
Ladies' Drawers.
Vi'ic quality now Sc.
3,"c. quullty now 23c.
Extra special 29c.
Corset Covers.
U'ic. uqullty now ,
18c. quullty now ,
A special for this sale -
. 5c.
.2:e.
.18c.
r, , f,,.nt Crvz-L- is the largest In the city. We want it reduced and off or
UUr VOrSCl OlUlIt special dlacouats to woinpllili this. "Caprlee" sud "Vigi
lant' are tws of the best 60c Corsets oa the markot. Either for 39c. During Sal.
. New York Cloak
Francis Fitz Gibbon, 132
MARKET AND STOCK REPORT
n ail street Kovlcw.
New York, May 7. Stocks were weak
er today, the comparatively large gold
exports and selling for foreign account
ni.vInK had an adverse Influence. Ac-coi-dlni'
to foreign, houses the liquida
tion for European account was due to
the impression abroad that the candi
dates for the presidential nomination
are not sutliclently explicit aa to their
position on the currency question. The
efftport movement of gold also Induced
sales for the account og European and
local bear operators. The pressure to
sell filially affected holders of long stock
and In the late afternoon trading there
were liquidating sales on the part of
small holders. The transactions as of
late were only moderate In volume tho
sules footing up 143,663 shares. The
decline In prices ranged from Va to 214
per cent, and was most pronounced 1n
the Industrials, Grangers, Louisville
and Nashville, Pullman Palace. Illinois
Steel. Consolidated Qas. Colorado Fuel,
Western union, Wheeling and Lake
Eri" and Michigan Central. Hugar fell
1 to 122vn: liay State Oas, 2 to 29:
Tobacco, 114 to 63 ; Burlington and
Qulncy, i to 79; St. Paul, 1 to 77V;
Rock Island, Hi to 70; Louisville, 1 to
30; Missouri Pacific, 1 to 23V4; South
ern preferred 1 to 30 14; Omaha; 1 to
43; Tennesse Coal. 1 to 27; Michigan
Central. Hi: Omaha, 1V4 to 43; Tennes
see Coal, 1 to 27; Michigan Central,
Hi to Ml; Western Union, to 85; Illin
ois Steel Uf. to 70 and Rubber prefer
red 2 to 77Vi. In the Inactive stocks
Great Northern preferred Jumped 3 to
121al20. Speculation closed weak. Net
changes show losses of a2,i per cent.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AI.-
LKN & Co., correspondents tor A. i.
CAMPUljLL, stock broker, 413 Sprue
licet. ......
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Am. Tobacco Co .... wt
Am. Simar Hef. Co.l244 124 12?;i
Atch., To. & 8. Ve ... 13 1 ;;
Canmla Southern ... 30 C') 41!-s
Ches. & Ohio 17 17 hj;1
Chicaso Ga l'9'i 9
Chic. & X. W 105 105 lfti
Chic, U. : 11 W m, 79
C. C. C. & St. Li S7 31 34
Chic, Mil & St. P. .. 77 7(;,s 77
Chic, 11. I. & 1'ac ... 71 71 !!
Del. & Hudson 127 127 127
Hist. & C. V 1S h 1"
Gen. Klectrlc 33 33 31
Louis. & Nash 60 W)
II. K. & Texas, Pr .. l 26 25
Manhuttan Klo 107 10? 17
.Mo. Pac 2t 2il 25
Nat, Cordage 5 B 5
Nat. Lead 23 23 25
N. J. Central 103 lu3 lu5
N. Y. Central 97 97 97
N. V L. K. & XV 14 14 14
N. V 8. ft W 8 9. 9
N. V 8. & W.i Pr. .. 24 21 24
Nor. Pac. ,.N 1 1 1
Ontario & West 14 14 ,144
Omaha 43 43 43
Pue. Mall 20 2'i 20
Phil. & Head 12 12 12
Southern It. It 9 9 9
Southern H. ft., Pr. . 31 31 30
Tenn. C. & Iron 29 29 27
I'nlon Puellle 8 8 7
Wabash,' Pr. .i 17 17 17
Western Union 85 85 85
W. L. HM.4 lo
V. a. Leather 9 9 9
U, S. Leather; Pr... B3 :! 62
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AN INDIANAPOLIS GENTLEMAN.
pepsia for the last four years; hav
used various patent medicines and oth
er remedies Without ain- favorable r -
suit They sometimes gave temporary
relief until the euccts ui the medicine (
wore off. I attributed this to my se
dentary habits, being a bookkeeper
with little physical exercise, but I am
glad to state that the tablets have over
come all these obstacles, for I have
gained In flesh, sleep better, and am
better in every way. The above ia
wittern not for notoriety, but Is based
on actual facts."
Respectfully yours,
A. W. Sharper.
61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind.
It Is safe to say that Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets will cure any stomach
weakness or disease excel cancer of
stomach. They cure sour stomach, gas.
loss of fiesh and appetite, sleeplessness,
palpitation, heartburn, constipation and
headaches.
Send for valuable little book on stom
ach diseases by .addressing Stuart Co.,
Slarshall, Slk-li.
All druggists sell full sized packages
at CO cents.
White Skirts,
Kxtro. wide, full length, ripple gnck,
made to present reasons' utmost require
ments, eleKantly trimmed.
We. quality now 3Sc.
fix-, quality now 4Gc.
7rio. quullty now We.
89c. quality now Vr.c.
Il.no quality now t7e.
$1.15 quality now 93c.
House of Good Shepherd make.Jl.2o
(live Btyles.)
White Aprons.
2.ir.
3rie.
qiinll-ty now ,
quality now ,,
..le.
..29c.
..42c.
quality now
Also a host .of other specials.
and Suit House,
LAUD.
July 4.S0 4.90 4.83 l.Sj
September 5.IK 6.05 4.97 5.00
ruts.
July 8.00 8.07 7.92 7.97
September .23 8.23 8.0 8.13
Scrunton Board of Trade ExchanccQno-
lotions-All yuotatlon Daed on Vat
of 100.
Name. Bid. Ask"!
Dime Dep. 6 DIs. Bank 140
beranton Lace Curtain Co CO
Natlonul Boring & Drilling Co. ... 1
First National Bunk C34
flcrantan Jar & Stopper go 3
lilmhunst Houlevurd Co lot
Scranton Savings Hank 200
J3onta Plate Glass Co 10
Buranton Car Beplacer Co JC0
Sotanton Packing Co 9J
Weston Mill Co 230
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co lf0
6cranton Bedding Cn - 103
Third National Hunk 330
Throop Novelty M'f'ft. Co 90
BONDS.
Scranton Glass Co Ut
Scranton Pass. Ilnilwuy, drat
mortgage due 1918 110
Scrunton Traction Co 17. 20.30
people's Street Railway, nrst
mortgage due 1918 110
Soranton & Mttston Trac. Co W
People's Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920 110
Dickson Manufacturing Co 1(4
Lacks. Township School 6 1.'2
City of Scranton Street Imp t
Borough of Wlnton G...
Mt. Vernon Coal Co S3
Scranton Axle Works 100
, , . New York I'rodtico Market.
New York, May 7. Klour I'm-hansed,
quiet, cusy. Wheat Spo t markot dull,
tinner; f. o. b., T.'ic. to arrive; options were
more nctlce, llrm nt 'aUl'c. iidvnnce; No.
3 red Muy, 7tV.; Juno. 70li,c.; July. 7'j'4".;
AuKust, 7oc; September, 705hc; Otl-.-hcr,
71c; December, Tic. Corn Spots o'lct,
firmer; No. 2 at 33?c. elvntcr; Sti-Vr. ntlout;
options wer moderately active, firm ut ta
i: advance; Mny, ;!j-'ic; Jim'1, "ri'ic;
J illy, 30-.; September, Ki'ic tints Snots
quiet, firmer; option iluil, firmer; Muy
nnd July, 21-.: spot prices, No. S nt "i;-.;
No, 2 whito, 2dc. ; No. 2 Chicago, 2.ii ;
No. 3 nt 21c; No. 3 while, 2-l;V.; mixed
western, 23a2tie.: white do., 2'in2Sc.; whlti
state, 2i!a2Sc. Hcef Quiet, unchanged.
Lard Quii-t, easier; western Ftenm closed,
$3.03; city, $1.40.1!. 13; Mill, $3.02; rcllnc-1,
Blow; continent, $3.30; South America, 53.73;
compound. 4,5u-tr;.c. Pork Dull, steady,
unchuntfed. Butter Fairly active, steady,
unchunjred. Cheette .Moderate demand,
unchanged. Ekrs l-'roely offered, moder
ate demund.
1'lillndclphia Provision Market.
Philadelphia. Mny 7. Provisions were In
moderate pjohhins demand und steady.
Wo quote: Deef, city family, per barrel,
J9.5l.il0; city smoked beef, liaal2c: hecf
hums, S15al3.ro; pore, family, Slo.Wl.ill;
hums,, S. P. cured. In tierces, SaSHu. ; do.
smoked, 9al0iic, us to averuKe; Hides,
ribbed, In salt, BiiSVie. ; . do. do. smok-Ml,
MiauOic ; shoulders, plckle-cuted, 3riia'iV!iC.;
do. do. smoked, Oaiiic,; picnic hums, 8.
P. cured. B'Jiad'ie. ; do, do. smoked, tr'iu'n-'. ;
bellies. In pickle, nerordlnj,' to iiveru.'e,
loose, tu.ve.; bre.-ikfast bacon, 7'jaloe.,
for round and Jobbing lots, us to bran I
und nvornp-p; lard, pure, city refined. In
tierces, Willie.; do. do. do. Ill tubs, toii'ic;
do. butchers' loose, fie.; city tallow, in
h'.'Ksheads, i'i,c. ; country do, 'S.i!V ua to
iiveruge, and cukes, 3:1ic,
Toledo Oral 11 Market.
Toledo, O., liny 7. Wheat Receipts,
8,100 bushels; shipments, l3,foo bushels;
firmer; No. 2 red eusli ard Mny, w4r.
July, Cil'jiitn'c,; AtiKUst, iiv, September,
tlSc. Corn Receipts, IMO bu. iiels; ship
ments, 2,000 bushels; dull; no tr.idlHK. Oats
Nominal, Clovcrseis.l Dull; prime cush,
H-o.
''?. Itnffnlo l.ivo Stoclc.
; Buffalo, N. V.,- May 7.-C.ittla Finn.
Veals Steady, at 3u3.7u; extra, SIM. 50.
Hons Strong; Yorkers, 3.7r3.!0; heavy,
t3.60a3.0T; plgM, 83.80. Sheep and lambs -Steady;
p'rlmo lambs, tnau.ir.; good to
choice,. 84.7ral.9(l, Sheep Good to- choice
mixed, . 83.6&a4; 1,
, ; ' . ' v
THE , FASHION
308 LACKAWANNA AVENUE 308
Low Prices
given for tlie same make our patrons our friends.
With e ery article in stock you will find uniform
system of price that is always in favorof the huyer.
WASH GOODS.
SO pieces tt Swivel Silks, W Incite
wide, ia ciioU co!ortni:.5u la.
YOUR PICK. SJC
lai piece o: Flziira Dimity and
Lilian rlfertd. Us latest waab
l-uoo, loo. and 18 - vulnr.
YOLK ViCK, uKc
1U0 piece of TUlo end Ccru J lo
ured OrKumiim, in cholc col. r-
injrs, 23c. to 20c. v.ila ...
Vol R PICK. 15c
S I 10O Dieces of 30-inch Percales, strict
ly last colora, aasurte-J atylee. 1X10
mm ' ""'
5 VlU'U oii-k-
MILLINERY.
An elegant line of Flowers, north 25c ,to 35c per bunch;
choice, l!Ct Look at the Flowers we are offering at 25c, a bar
gain. 3")C. will buy beautiful Flowers, sold elsewhere lor 50c
Misses' and Boys" Straw Hutu and Sailors at 25c 39C
and 50t., worth 39c, 50c, and 75c.
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SUHIMERSUN
, ' AND AWNINGS
111 Electric City Awning and Tent Com
fany wisli to inform tltelr friead and patrntu
that they havo opened an oftice at 311 Linden
Street, with Reese & Long, where any orders,
by mill or telcphono, for Tents, Flag, Awn
lua, Wagon Covoi sor iiorae Clothing will be
given careful attention.
E I
Telephone 3102.
BALDWIN'S
Hill
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES.
THE
IMS CONNELL CO.,
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE
JAMES MOIR,
TEE MERCHANTTAILOR
Has Moved to Ills New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on sld r.ext to First National
Bank. Ho uus uow in
II
Comprising evervll-.lng roq-iUHn for flaa
alercliaiit Tailoring. And the same oau
be shown to sdvaiitnite in his splen
dialy titled up ruumt.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
Is extended to All ktaj.-r.i of The Trib
une to Call on "OLD ISIiLl ABLU' ' In Mis
New Business Home
Wiirer;.ii (r
i,la
iESTORES VITALITY.
1st Day. UJfCh We!l Man
15tUUay.ff ofMe
TKE QftAT :10th Iiav.
rilEWCII r8.333MEI3Y
OrMlnres the iiIhuo renins In 30 days. It si-U
rnw.-niilly oiiu,r,m-kir. Cares whenallotheniftll
V-iununi(fUv-lllreijiiia their lost maiihooU.anduld
l.,!ii will recover tin ir j-uiithful vmor by unlng
ItcVIVO, It nui lily .Kia windy rotnri sMenrouB.
new, Lort Vitality, 11111 it :i -1-. NiKi tl)' KmlwHenf,
t.ohc I'owur, Fsilliii; M. iiHr, V'tins l)ima)M, sud
U ' tli cte of Ki-lf-ril'UiM er xi-os and IndlKi-n-tlou.
i- liti-li iiullts one tiii-s iid.v, liiikiiussnr insi-rlim. It
not only ciinw liy cUrlimi at thereat of d-iessn, but
iBUifteat nerve toiile and titmiel builder, bring
ing hark Ite pink Irloiv to pale ebeeksiridre
. 'jiinR I lin lire of youth, it ward, off In.anlty
:.u 1 CouMniiption. luaiat oa having VI VO.no
cibei-. It can be earrled la vent pocket. By nii.ll
t ! .00 pur parkuie, or sis for 9S.O0, with a posi
written Kusranteu to ear or reruad
lii money. Cinailarfree, Address
"'"! wrTiienieri CHIM00. '"
For sata by MATTHEWS BROS., D ruggUt,
Scranton, Pa.
l!'
Form the loadstone that
draws customers to our
store, and eood values
SKIRTS AND CAPES.
SO Silk Caaa. Maori) atylaa, almly
made and trimmed; regular ftM
quality
YOUR PICK. I
SO Velvet Cap, nicely trimaieJ. ela
antl lined, full eweep, KM)
vain....
YOUR PICK.
40 Ladies Blaoic Figured Vahair
Skirts, full sweep, lined throat))
out, $3 0 value
YOUR PICK.
S3 Ladies' Blsek Brilltaatlne Shirts,
five yards sweflu, elegantly mad
aodliacd, $4,3) valne
YOUR PICK. $i.9
THE FROTfllNGHflM.
VianerAReis, Leasees and Manager.
Fdday Night, May 8th,
Benefit Co. 8, Thirteenth Regiment.
Tho Widest Ranged Soprano la tho World.
Supported by Distinguished Artist. Tickets
Cau be Dreduced fri,m niemborenf Cn. R. Kala
of reserved stats open Wedutsday 0 a. m.
Saturday, May 9th,
AMERICA'S OREATEST ACTRESS.
Effie Ellsler,
Supported by Frank Weston, John A. Ellsler
bad a competent company, presenting Al
exander Dumas' Emutiooul Play.
" CAM I
Miss Ellsler as Margaret dautler.
The play will bo magnittcoatly mouatod and
costumfd. '
Keitular prices, Sal of seats opeus Thars
day 0 a, m.
STEINWAY SON'S . .
Acknowledged the Leading
PIANOS
Ol tb WorIA
DECKER BROS.,
KRANICHB BACHB aad otberi.
ORGANS
Alusical Instruments,
Husical Merchandise
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
Purchasers will always find a eaaapUti
stock and at prices as low a the ejual
ity ol the Instrument will permit at
H. A. HULBERT'S
nusic STORE,
117 Wyoming Ave. Scranton
WILLIAM S. MILLAR,
Alderman 8tfi Ward, Scranton
ROOMS 4 AND 5
OAS AND WATER CO. BUILDINO,
CORNER WYOBING AVE. AND CENTER SI
OFFICE HOURS from 7.30 a. m. to 9 p.
m. (l hour intermission for dinner andj
upper.)
Particular Attention (liven to Collections.
Prompt Settlement (iuaranteed. Vour BusU
ness is Respectfully Solicited. Telephone 134.
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use, and of all slr.os, delivered in any part
of the city at lowest price.
Orders left at my Ofllce, s
NO. 118 WYOMINO AVENUE,
Tionr room, first floor, Third National
Iiiuik, or sent by mall or telephone to the
mine, will receive prompt attention.
Special contracts will be made for tho
raU and delivery of buckwheat CoaL
YM. T. SMITH.
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AYLESWORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In the City.
The latest InproTed furnish
lifi and apparatus far faafiaf
wet ua eggs.
t23 Wyomlna Avtv t
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