THE ECU ANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAT MOBNINd. MAY 12. 18UB.
Neute
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Officers of I he UmiJ U!cc Club Hcetcd
ut a Meeting llcU in
Junes' Unll.
The Druid (Hot- flu') la nlurlit j
in Jones' hull ami .-i.-i t. il part of lh-iv i
otliocra. The iul v. :!L :-.-t- at tl
Shauiokin i: U . t. r: !-v. iai li will ixj !
hfkl on font. I
The 'iliac i: -'"' ti"' i.mt.iliiVe I
tiiw..H nr.-. -Tlu- Y.'iiriK .Uu.-U-itn.' !" I
dwi'ltvni Ow.-i.t. iMi'l ".J li!i.is -if tin
frKW," by D;iiii I I'r.'il. !..
The- lmihls nr.- .ir.i"'l "f the 1 a.l
Uig mail- Klr.ij ts '' lllis '''"'
have nut an jvt !-c l. l Hit- W inr.'.a
ol'livr. I., u i.' Wi,-vii U I'-uiKt a i ul
tlio tai moor: hlii in !si 1 1 ,.-ii-ti: .il:
lJiiviil St. variv. l.li v.- llciU'rl, C M' r
t!an. ll.iui-l ilu'..h'-i, l..vi.. V.an y-:,
Nvun Millie .sii'l ili-.ry M-M-.-aii.
Tluuiius I'ruv Is .stii' tary. Tli.v. l
still nu'iii l"f several mi'imiWH
UK"" YOLK Cl.l'li ASSUKia'.
The '.Vest Side Wryle i lull H uli'Ull
ussueril. A cull for u mcctiiiw -if urn: -i.div
members is h.-f l'V lssi;i''l. the
meeting to take place on Tliurs.lay eu-- ;
nitifT at the rooms 'f tl:e rUl i'Iu.i ,
111 the Mi-ara" hail Iniililini;. Tliere will ,
be Heveral mcmliers of the oluh mIkw
homes lire In oile r i-a't ? f the .i'y,
but the creat majority hp- W ' i'1" r. j
It Is proiosed to . :taMifili a niinil'. i -ellip
fee of an uinuunt Milheieiit In total j
to rent u;nl i.arlially I'urnl-li a sum- .
of rooms. The Freeman homestead in
looked upon a:i a Uesiiable location.
Thetlub members " ill be unifo! nn d.
. Wll.l. MKKT Tii.NHillT
The annual meeting of the West Side !
board of trade will be held thi: even- ,
i it iu HL.,U tleii il... vhi.hirl olaTl i
III, ii im ...... . - .
fathered by t'nuni lliui'O I'. Nealis
, will be discussed and ac tion will prob
ably be taken on It. The animal tv
ports:of the seeretary and treasurer
will be road and the nominations at the
last meeting will he balloted upon. Kor
president there are two candidates. A.
M.- Abuse and K. M. Clarke; for vice
president. Hr. I'. V. Struppler; for sec
retary, Charles K. Daniels; for treas
urer, William Fundi. After the cIm
tlon the members will enjoy an in
formal banquet.
SOCIAL HAPI'KXIXOS.
Ill honor of hrr birthday unnlver.sary
Mrs. L. 11. Heath, of Scranlon street,
i-niertuincil several frieiuls yesterday.
A pleasant day was spent.
I. F. Urown, of North Main avenue,
uave a party last evenintr to a few
louilK friends.
l'aul Kynon, son of Mr. and A. 11.
Kynon, was iven a birthday party yes
terday. NEWS NOTKS AND PKKSONALS.
M. 10. Sanders will lecture on the eve
ning of May l'L' before Silurian loile,
of Dild Fellows, on "Pennsylvania a
tlreat Commonwealth." The address
will be followed by u smoker at which
the home members will entertain bever
al visitors,
t'ounty Detective I.eyslion will Ilsh
today. Fred Warlike enjoyed an oill
Jiiff yesb rday nfternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ueynolds, of Kynon
(street, left this niorninif for l!innhnm
ton. V. II. Huches. of roultney. Vt., the
grand president of the Ivorite order,
wits entertained by West Side Ivorltes
"lust pyetillif,'. Moses ,T. Jones, also of
lJoultney, nnd John J. Huberts, of Homo,
N. Y., were nlso in the party. The
gentlemen are here for the purpose of
attending tha meeting of tin; Brand
body ut Olyphant this week.
Miss Jennie Huberts, of South Main
avenue, who has been spending the past
two weeks with her aunt, Mile. Morello,
In New York city, has returned home.
Mrs. Kdwin Ib i se, of l,ee Mines, l'a.,
is. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ueynolds, of llanipton rlreet.
Those miMiil'ers of Kohort Morris
lodge who will attend the ulyiilinnt re
ception to the delegates to the gland
lodge of lvorites are requested to meet
this evenii.g p.t the lodge rooms.
The Chi rpsilon society mil hist
evening.
The Orient Dancing class met and de
fied the heat of last evening at the regu
lar dancing place, Mean' hall.
St. Cecilia's Total Abstinence and
Henevolent society will conduct nil en
tertainment this evening in Meal's' hall.
A fine programme has been prepared.
Morn, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
William .Miissb man at their home, y;!)
Meridian street, last evening.
At Hampton Street Methodist Fpis
copal church the pastor. Hcv. F. I'.
I'oty. on Sunday morning received a
large class of probationers into full
membership Into this church. The pur
nonage Is now being enlarged nnd.othei--wlse
Improved. The society arid pastor
lire much encouraged by the additions
to the membership and Increasing num
bers in the congregation.
West Side !:asiiusi blrcctorv.
FLORIST-Cut flowers and funeral do-
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!Rns a specialty. Floril flsurps. useful
as Rift, nt lot South Alain avenue. Har
riet J. Davis, florist.
IM'nTncT'.vrHETl Cnhlnet Thotos. $1.18
ier ilasen. Tiny are Just lovely. Con
vince yourself liv callini; at Starner's
l'iioto I'iiilura. 101 and 103 South Main
avenue.
EKCriXD 1IAXD FmNITTTRE-fash for
anyiiiias you havo to sell, l-'urnitu-e.
loi,s, TuoK C'dl and !.- the
nock of j. c. Kius. I and i&i Jocls-
toi: snivel.
;i.i:i:N kidiii:.
K(V. Mr. Colo nnd wife are visiting
llv'r :' a. 11. M. Cole.
Mis:! Oruee Ka-'ley, of Carbondale.
was lulling on Croon Ridge friends
Thursday.
.Mis. I.ohma.i. of lloiiesdale. Is visit
ing friends in C.ie, u ;idge.
Mr. and Mr.-. Ci,ii"e Uodgers s'tit
Somiav' i a - o! t.i n
Mis. !:. I.. i:ai:di r, i f D.-iaivar.' street,
left wsteidav morning as a delegate
to the (i. I. A. of It. of J.. K., which
uc els nt ( ittawa. 'anatla.
Hcv. A. F. Chalice, pastor of the As
ian v Methodist K'llscopul church, has
gone to Cleveland, ,ohio. to attend coa
fere'lee. Mr. and Mrs H. W. Hall, of t liven
Uldge street, spent Sunday at Clen
Inirn. Frank Ihuoks was lishing in Wayne
county last wfk. lie reports a good
lin e and tells some big fish stoiies.
Charles fun ley and Fred li.irtzcll
witli the Misses Kale Powell and Alice
dm st made u trip to 1'eckville on Sun
day. Mrs. J M. Brown, wire of the editor
of the Forest City News, is the guest of
Mrs. li. i. fair, of Peon avenue.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union hold their tneeling this at'tei-
n i at :M in their rooms on i'enu
avenue. The Loyal legion meets the
same evening at 7."''.
tin Wednesday evening. May I:!, at
7.;:u o'clock, there will be a raflle for
lortv vards of rag carpet for the bene
lii of the family of the late John Carter,
rnllle to take place at the house of the
widow, Price Piacc, rear of Ueacott
street.
The c,i ei n Uidgo Women's Christian
Temperance union will hold an evun
gelistie meeting ill their rooms near the
corner of i'enn uvenue and Marion
street. Tuesday at :!.:; p. m. The" Juni
or Loyal Temperance Legion will meet
at 4 o'clock In the same pluee.
nuNMoki:.
A large foree of men started to work
on North I'.lnkely street yesterday
morning laying the tracks for the new
railway between this place and Oly
phant. Cariield Angiiin. who has been dan
gerously 111 for some time with appendi
citis, is" no better, and the doctors will
perform un operation today.
The members of the high school class
will spend Wednesday ut 15a 1(1 Mount.
The reception to be tendered UeV.
(lihbons and family nt the Presbyterian
church tonight should be largely at
tended, especially by the. members of
that congregation, as It will give them
en opportunity to get acquainted with
their new pastor.
Alexandria Thomas returned yester
day from a visit with friends ut Forty
Fort.
A birthday party was held yesterday
at the home of llutler Mitchell. Drink
er, l'a.. in honor of his mother. "Aunt
Polly" Mitchell. It being her ninetieth
birthday. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred .Mitchell and daughter IOdnu.
Mr. and Mrs. L'li Mitchell and children,
Hessie and Ceorge, Mrs. A. C. Mitchell
and liaughter C race. Misses Emma an I
lilanohe Mitchell. Mrs. C.porge H. Uie
secker and daughter Lizzie, Harry
Slack nnd Francis Stone, all of Dun
more: Mrs. John M. Stone and children,
Oscar. Fred, Allle and Florence, of
llawley; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hird and
children, Hugh, Susie nnd Theodore,
of Madisonville; Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Mitchell and children. Fail, Jtay and
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. liird and
i liildivn. Myrtle and Fannie, Mrs. John
Bird. Mrs. John lliney, .Mrs. Khndea
Perry, I!. K. Mitchell and wife and chil
dren. Henry, John, Steward, Herthu,
.lonnie and Addie, of Drinker; Mrs.
liattie Cobb, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Me
Farland. Mrs. Charles Mitchell, K. B.
Mitchell. 'Squire and Mrs. Holllster.
! I'ln.le Jairtis Mitchell, Mrs. Huthrill
jund Mrs. Oscar Molt, of Hollistervllle,
aim juts, josepn ij. itrown, of Wim
mers. A number of appropriate pres
ents were given, several pieces of vocal
music rendered, after which dinner was
served.
When Eahy was slek, we gave her Casrtoria,
Whea she was a Child, she cried lor Castorla,
When sho became Jiiss, she cluu to Custorlu.
Whea she bad Children, she gave them Custorlu,
You need it right away.
We have the finest and
largest line of Spring
Suits in the city to choose
from.
We've dark suits for
those who like sober col
ors, blue and black and
dark brown mixtures.
We have, also, some
rather startling Checks
and Plaids ranging in price
from
$15 TO
$20
SAMTERS
Hatters and Furafe a
Stibtirbs.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Sudden Death of Mrs. J. li Hewitt, of
Pittston Avenue, Yesterday Morn
la: from Heart Failure. ''
Mrs. J. Hewitt, of 1721 Tlttston
avenue, died suddenly ut 6.30 yester
day morning. Tic cause of death was
heart failure, and it had affected her for
the pas.t three months. She arose an
hour before her death and was engaged
in household work, when a feeling of
sickness compelled her to return to her
bedroom. Dr. J. A. M.mley wns imme
diately summoned, nnd. though he re
sponded within a few minutes, she was
bri athing her la:.t when he arrived nnd
she was beyond aid. Dr. W. 15. Fulton,
the family physician, was empowered
to in. 1. 1 an autopsy, but lie did not con
sider it necessary.
The decf asi d was years old and a
woman who enloyed the good will and
esteem of n'l w ho knew her. She wns
a pious Christian and was prominent
In the Cedar Avenue .Methodist Episco
pal church. Her native place was
Si oui'ie. WuIch, She is survived by her
husband and a grown-uo family con
sisting of t.'ie following: Mrf. J. tl.
Pence, of Florence. France; Arthur
5., Mrs. A. c. Myers, Albert A.. Fred
li.. William Y and Mamie, of this side.
She had many relatives in Carbondale
The I'liiiernl will be held tomorrow af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be
conducted nt 'he house and afterward
ut Cedar uvenue church by the pastor,
Iti v. .1 L. Hnce; mid Interment will be
made In Dttnniore cemetery.
i-'lli HiTKIt PAIiAOUAl'Hfl OF NFAVS.
Michael Murphy, of Prospect avenue,
the boy who was kicked by a mule ut
(he National breaker a week ago. Is
getting well rapidly.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
James Croghan, of Cellar avenue, yes
terday morning.
James MoLoughlln, of Pittston ave
nue, was admitted to the Moses Taylor
hospital yesterday. He hs a serious
attack of pneumonia and Is In danger
of death.
Druggist 1. Humphrey, of Pitts
ton avenue, has kindly granted the use
of his store as one of tile South Side
branch otllces of "Our Woman's Paper"
on the day of its Issue.
Miss Carson, of New York, will re
turn to the South Side Young Women's
christian association on Friday, May
15, and will hold nnother series of even
ing gospel meetings for women and
girls. Miss Howell will sing at all of
the meetings. All women and girls are
cordially invited to these services.
Janet Mingle, 6 years old. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mingle, of
South Wyoming avenue, died Sunday.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Services wlll'be
conducte4 at Cedar Avenue Methodist
Kplscopal church at that hour.
Fred Rorick, whose dangerous Illness
was noted, was slightly Improved yes
terday. CLOSETED WITH A LUNATIC.
Perilous Situation of a Southern Railway
, President.
.Little nock. Ark., May U. Whll
Colonel S. W. Fordyce, president of the
Cotton Belt road, was seated In. his pri
vate car at Pine Bluff yesterday he. was
approached by;a strange looking man,
who demanded $1,000. The fellow held
a package In his hand, and Informed the
colonel that If he did not produce the
money inside of live mlntes, his friends
nnd the company would regret It. He
said he had been working on one of the
branches of the Cotton Belt, nnd that
the company owed him $1,000, and that
he would not leave the car until he got
it. He would accept no check, and
nothing would satisfy him but the
cash.
Colonel Fordyce engaged the man In
conversation, leading him to believe
that Ills claim would be paid, while one
of the members of the party slipped
out of the rear door of the car and sum
moned a policeman. Chief Stewart ar
rested the man and locked him up. The
package in his' possession proved to bo
a small box containing a number of
cartridges, some of tho shells of which
had been exploded. He refused to give
his name or to tell where he came from.
SUIT OVER A MASTODON.
Professor John ' host Wants $20,000
Damages From n U nil way.
Lnnsing, Mich., May II. A suit was
commenced In the Ingham circuit court
today which will determine the value
of the skeleton of n mastodon. Pro
fessor John Kost. of this city. Is com
plainant against the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern llallroad company
in un action for SO.OOO damages to val
uable geological specimens which were
shipped here from Titlln, Ohio, and
which, it i3 claimed, were badly used
in transit.
He alleges that the skeleton of the.
mastodon was the most perfect In exist
ence and that it was damaged to the
extent of $10,000.
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The town was alive wlth base ball
cranks yesterday.
T. C. ltyan visited friends in Wilkcs
Barre yesterday.
The employes of tho Pyne, Taylor
nnd Holden mines will be paid Tues
day. The township school board meets this
afternoon. Teachers will receive their
e.ninfhlv stioenil.
The township School teachers re
ceived their monthly stipend yester
day. The employes of the Pyne, Taylor and
Holden mines will be paid today.
T. C. Hyan called on friends in
Wllkes-nnrro Sunday.
P. J. Mulhcrin has commenced exca
vations for a residence on Stafford
street. ,
Kugeno Driscoll and M. H. Lavelle
will represent Division No. 4, Ancient
order of Hibernian:!, of this place, at
tlie state convention, which convenes
at Carbondale today.
The Independent Social club will con
duct a social this evening ut Taylor
rink.
The base hall team of the St. "Joseph
Total Abstinence and Henevolent so
ciety challenge the Voung Men's Insti
tute team for a game on the morning
ol May 17 on New grounds. Eugene
Ltiscoll, manager.
Miss Mary Harrett, of Kingston, vis
ited friends here yesterday.
Chicago l.lvo Stock.
1'aioii Stoc k Yards, May II. Cattle Ue
eelrils, lS.uOil head: market easy. lialO'.
I .lower; common to extra steers, 3.50a4.l."i:
j Miockers and feeders, !Xm4; cows mid
I bulls, ?l.riiiiX2.'i; calves, $3a4.30; Texans,
S.MOuXSU. Hogs lteceliits, 40.001) head:
market weak ami iiulue. lower; heavy
packing and shipping, 5:!.:fia.l.lii; common
to choice mixed, Jll.l'ilall.ti1!;; choice assort
ed, ?:i.4'.a:i.iVi; light, :U0a:!.f1; pigs, $-'.7(.i
S.WI. Sheep Receipts', 15,1X10 head; inuri t
llrm; Inferior to choice, $2.uOu4; lambs,
$:i."ii)ar.05.
Wall Street
The coming adjournment of Coneress -tlie
general impriivemcnt in rni'roml larningN
Hiul thu plentiful snpvlv of inuney here and
nliroud in bmr'rtii' ' , li. fl 'ctwi in stocks.
NOW IS THI: Tlft'H TO nt'V. ISeiul fur onr
benk. "Hpi ci I : . ii I n li- 1- xplnimil." and our
tnurki't liitte" li ell m, send free to ny nil
dr's, Miiriu 'I to ,i .er cent, Coinm.ssion
onlv l-Ill per cent
E D. THORNEURGH & CO..
tlANKCIIS AMI IIH'ir.BnR,
41 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Uptown Office, N. W. Cor. B'wiy A list St.
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IHARKET AND STOCK REPORT
Wall Street Koviow.
New York, May 11. Ionilon set ths pace
for local operators this morning. The fear
that the condemnation" of American clti
8em who were on the Competitor niltflit
lead to serious complications between tho
I'nited Siacs anil Spain weakened Ameri
can securities In London caused a feeilns
of hesitancy on the part of speculator
here. The bears, of course, made th most
of the news and hammered the market vlK
orously in the early tradlnrr, but the trad
lug was on so small a scale that tlie gov
ernments in the leading shares had no spe
cial siKiilllcunce. Considering the fact
that over $:!.W,0W) gold was taken for ship
ment to Europe tomorrow and that tho
street is disappointed about the refusal
of Mr. McKinley o declare himself in em
phatic, term on the currency question,
the decline in prices was comparatively
slight. The losses la tho general list were
onlv 1-3 to I'i percent., but Chicago ('.as
yielded W, Hay State Gas. 2; Consolidated
Gas, 4'i, and Uuffalo, Syracuse und 1'itta
burg, Preferred, Pi per cent. During tho
afternoon, on advice from Washington
that the Spanish government, at the -ciuest
of the United States government,
had decided to pospone notion In he Coin
peltor case, the whole list strengthened,
unS an advance of 't to 2 per cent, fro.n
the lowest tlRures of the morning was re
corded. Tobacco led tho upward move,
merit, rising to M, mainly on purchases to
cover short contracts. Sugar, Leather,
Preferred, und the Grangers rallied eaiily,
but shortly before the close another raid
was made, nnd a part of the Improvement
was lost. The niRrkct left off rather weak
In tone. Net changes show losses of any
where from 'i to 1 per cent., 'Louisville
and Nashville leading. Tobacco was an
exception, and gained 1 per cent. Total
sales were 133,l(i0 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. AL
LEN & Co., correspondents for A. I".
CAMl'liELL, stock broker. 413 Sprue
street.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos-
liifr. est. est. Imr.
Am. Tobacco Co lit 'l Ml ."'i
Am. SiC'ar Hef. Co.l-M 121 VSi'i 122,
Alch.. To. & S. Fe . lit, 14?, 11 "
Canada Southern ... r.u'i ."'.i f r,0
Ches. tt Ohio US '-is IKS l'i'i 1'."i
Ciile. & N. VV lul'i IW'i W PU'i
Chic., 1?. Q 79 7SIU i"1 's"h
C. C. C. & St. L. ... Ill1' WJi 331-j J'i'lj
Chic., Mil. & St. 1". .. 771 77- i ?n.
Chic. li. I. & I'ac .. is W 9'i M'4
Del. & Hudson ....12i! 12'l ):'', 12,
I)., L. & W ll Wl'4 1 ''I':;
Hist. C. V IS l-S'ii li4 t
('en. Electric IH'i JH'ii 31'ii 84"
Lake Shore ...14' I4'9 IK'S H!'i l"!t
Louis. Nash 4! 41'Vi 4Si 4 M
M. K. ft Texas. Pr.. '-'', -'-'a 2-bt
Man. Elevated
,.4H7i,4 vi'?. uji
. . . . '2 --"'U
.... 478 4Tk -I7 17
Mo. Pac
Nat. Cordage
Nat. Lead 2.. . 2n J.i
N. J. Centrril lli'i's W'i l"' l'li
N. Y. Central !'7 H7 S7 !7
N. Y L. K. W. ... 14H HU HH 14''
N. v.. S. ft W., I'r. . 2:: W 2S' '
Ont. ft Western .... 14i ll'L- ll'i H'l
l'lilhii ft Keiidini; i. lit, II H;! Hi
Southern It. It 9'4 H' 9 9
Southern It. 11., I'r. . 29 29', 2!l 29';
Tenn. C. ft lion .... 2S'i '.g 27'i 2J
l liloll Par!lc 7, 7H
Wabash K:li i 6:U t
Wnhash, I'r 17'a 1 7;1 . l.-i 1"'.
Western I'nlon n fcVi ." '
V. L 'b Hs !"h !"
I'. H. Lent her, I'r. .. W'h Kl
V. S. It libber 21 24 24 24
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADM TRICF.3.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos.
WHEAT. Ing. est. est. Ing.
.Inly 4 Mi tin iri'j
September 'iTi U-Vs li:t;H til
CORN.
July 19'b. 2'l lid i m
September 2n'i 2il'i 19T lT
OATS.
,Tuiv sn'i so .i'"'
September 31'4 Ill's 314 ill's
LAK1).
July 4. fin 4.f.2 4.57 4.2
September 4.7S 4.77 4.72 4.77
POK K.
Julv 7.nr. 7.70 7.55 7.S2
September 7.S5 7.87 7.75 7.77
Scrnnton Hoard of Trade FxclianeeQuo-Intfon.i-All
Quotation Based on 1'ur
of 100.
Name. Bid. Askel
Dime Dep. & Dis. Bank 140
Scranlon Lace C'irtuin Co M
National Boring & Drilling Co. ... 80
First National Hank 650
Pcranton Jar & Stopper Co ... 2J
Elmhurst Boulevard Co loo
Scranton Savings Hank 209
lionta Plate Glass Co . 10
Hcranton Car Heplaeer Co JOI
Peianton Packing Co ... 9
Weston Mill Co r.9
T.sekawatina Iron & Steel Co 1."0
ficranton Heuuing tin.. 103 i
Third National Ttsnk ........... 9M
Tiiroop Novelty M'f'g., Co 00
Scranlon Traction Co 17. . 20.10
HOND3. I
ficranton Glaai Co m . Utj
i&MM&S hA (Wi FBI ,F WT.PI?mX
Vi 1 ILW Vhv'.U I l!l K'Hdl.) JIB I T
LSPIfiAtArFEOTS'SPiaa
V,
Eeranton Tass. Railway, first
mortgage due 1018
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage due 391S
Scranton ft Pittston Trae. Co..
People's Street Hallway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920
Dlckon Manufacturing Co....
Lacka. Township School 5....
City of Scranton Street Imp 5
Borough of Wlnton 6
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
119
119
110
100
102
102
100
1W i
New York Produce Market.
New York, May 11. I'lour Dull, easy.
Winter wheat Low grades, $2.2uu3; do.
fair to funey, t'-'.&ail.K.'i; do. patents, $;i.nua
4.20; Minnesota ileai J2.r.Ua3.lf.: do.
straights, do. patents, $3. ir.al.itii;
low extras, $2.2tm:ij city mills, Jl.10al.2o; do.
paleiits, V4i.3tu4.uO; rye mixtures, $2.i.iia;l.U0;
supertine. 2a2.3".; line, J2a2.:!l'. Southern
flour Dull, easy; 'common to fair txt,-a,
2.40j3; good to choice do., $3n:i.30. Ryo
flour ISasv; $2.40:i2.s,'. Ituckwheut Hour
f 1.20. Buckwhc-ut 4(a42e. Coruineal-.
Juiet, easy; yellow western, $j.unii2.!0;
Virnndywine, J'i.ir.. Rye Nominal; No. 2
western, 44a4l'-c c. I. f. ; xtuto. He. Hurley
Steady; ungraded western, 20ali. Harlcy
malt Nominal; western, 4Saii3c. Wheat
Spot market moderately nctive, weaker;
f. o. b 7J;1jc. to arrive; ungraded red, 7lu
Sv. ; No. 1 northern, 71r,e. to arrive; op
tions were less active and weak at al;!.
decline; No. 2 red May and June, C9c. ; July,
SH-IkO. ; September, iMViie.; December, ,. ,c.
t;orn Spots dull, Vic lower, steady; No
2 ut 35c. elevator; Strhic. afloat; optloas
were dull und steady at Ua'i.-. decline,)
May. .1.V!c.; July. 3'J'i.e.; September, 371.''.
Oats Spots quiet, steady; options dull,
easier; May and July, 24' ic; spot prlc'.ss,
No. 2 at 25c; No. 2 whit", 21c; No. 2 Chi
cago. 2i!c; No. 3, 24c; No. 3 white. 2110.;
mixed western. 2"a2tic; white, 2iia28'sc.:
wlilte state, 2iin28'vC Iteef (.juiet, steady;
family, $!i.u0all; extra muss, $7a8. Heef
hams Inavtive; $14.fiUa1.i. Tiereed beei'
yuiet; city extra India mess, $l4al.".."0. Cut
meats Slow, weak; pickled bellies, 12
pounds, 4'.i.e.; do. shoulders, 4',-jC. ; do.
hams, 9n9!.c. Lard Dull, easy; western
steam, $4.!lo; city, .?l.2.".; May, 4.Kj; reliiied,
slow; coiitlnenl, i.i.2.".; South America. ty;
compound, 4,.:i4'jc I 'ink Dull, weak;
old mess, 9a9.u0; new mess, lie. Butter
Steady; nioderalo demand; state dairy. Xu
l.-i'-e.; do. creamery, llaltli-.; western dairy,
7al1c.; oo. creamery, llnl'le.: do. held. 9a
11c.; do. factory, 7ol0c: Elfins, Pic; imi
tation creamery, 9ial2e. Cheese .Moder-
ato demand; slate large old. TiaOc. ; do. !
new. 'iV'XV'. i lt. small old. 4'jaloc; pa-t i
skims old. :l.'it'L..'. ; do. new, Zim. ; full
skims, 2a2'ic Kggs Moderntely active,
fancy steady; t;uc anil lennnyi-aiiia,
ini'-allc.', southern, XnS'i; western fresh.,
UaD'ac; case, $l.ioa2.1o.
I'liiladclplila Prtivisir.n .Market.
I'hlludelphiu, .May II. 1'rovisions wore
quiet und barely steady under weaker ad
vices from the west. Wc quote: Huef,
city family, per barrel, $:.ii.tl0; ci'y
smoked lieef, 11' j-a 12. ; beef hams, (I5a1f.4i;
pork family, Jlo.'uall; hums, S. P. cured,
iutirces, SiCJ'ic. ; do. smoked, BaluHc, us
to average; fides, rlhbeil. In salt, uai'ic;
do. do. smokeil, uiiiaj'.'ie. ; shoulders, pielue
cured, H'sail'je. ; do. do. smoked. t'..aG: ;e. :
picnic hams. S. P. cured, fiviaB'ie.; Tlo. do.
smoked, ia1a7c; bellies, Iu fickle, accord
ing to average looru, Oaj:,C. , breaklost ba
con, 7iia10c, for round ami Jobbing lots,
as to brand nnd average; lard, .pure, city
relined. in tierces, Static; do. do. do., in
tubs, (iaf.'ic ; do. butchers' luo.se. Sc.; ciiy
tullow, In hogsheads, 3'ic; country, do!,
Sa3'.Bc. as to quality, und cakes, 3VsC
Toledo drain Market.
Toledo. (., May II. Close WheatRe
ceipts, 2,292 bushels; shipments, 2,900 bush
els; quiet; No. 2 red cash and May, t'.Sl.c.;
July, B.")'j.e.: August, die; September,
liiie.; No. 3 red cash, (Vic. Corn Receipts,
9.1KIU bushels; Shipments, 2j,27i busliels;
dull: No. 2 mixed July. 31ij.c. Outs Re
ceipts, SOU bushels: shlpmenis, none; nom
inal. Cloverseed Dull; prime cash, $l.tid;
October, $l.i;2',i.
Uuffalo l ive stock.
Huffalo, N. Y May II. Cattle Slow and
lSa20c. lower; choice heuvy exports, S4.2"a
4,U: medium to good steers, $3.s.'ia4.10; llgir.
to medium, $3.7oa3.90; goml mixed buteii
erB' stock, $3.40a3.7ii; old to choice fat cow i.
J2.2u2.u; fair to prime fat heifers, fl.ur.j
3.63; stackers nnd feeders, $X.Oa3.7u; bu.l. ,
2.20a3.45; oxen, ?2.2iia3.7ri; fresh cows an
snrlngers, J3ai per head loer at S17'i:i.. I
Veals Steady to llrm at $3.2oa3.4j. Hogs
Slow and loaiijc. lower; Yorkers, good to
choice, KI.00n3.Kii; pigs, f3.iiria3.70; mixed
packers, W.oTiaS. ; mediums, $3.50a3.ri5;
heavy hogs, $3.50; roughs, 3tt3.1j; stajjs,
$2a2.S0. Sheep und lambs Steady to' llrm;
demand good; prime handy lambs. $4.!la.
5.10; fair to choice, SI.40.i4.STi; culls and
common, .ia; mixed handy sheep, !
t3.DOn3.7T; wethers, f3.8T.al; culls und com- 1
moil, $2aS.2T: heavy export lambs, Sl.TiCal.tfj; '
do. sheep, $3.3Cj3.6j.
i' "nrUet. ;
Oli City, Pa.. May II. fill mnrkct-The I
on'y quotation today was $1.20. Credit ;
balances, i,2.'.
Pittsburg, Pa., May 11. No quotations,
wreuu uamiiveai ei4fc
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308 LACKAWANNA AVENUE 308
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Anefber Telling Bargain List !
Wo Iv:ov of no bettei udrcrtiera than satisfied cus
tomers. Acting on this thought, we at all times aim to
keep our customer.-! iti u coutiuuous good-humored mood
by cxtruordiuary bargain oflerings.
Witness this Week's Values!
4t)e All-wool Henriettas or Sertres, all colors, your choice, 25c
5tie and tiOc Novelty Dress (JuoiU, choice line, your choice, :Wo
O'.Hj Movelty Dress '(.himla t!iw is tt bargain, your choice, FOc
1 (hi Silk Mixtures, nuy com '.at ion, your choice, 7Uc
oik; t'onled Swivel Silk, a b;':i it'ul line, your choice, . 25c
fiilo l'crsian ami Stripetl Lauiiu ieil Shirt Waists, yenr choice, IWc
$1.00 hhiri Waists, in stripi's ami tans special, your choice, 75c
b'du black, and black with white
i I
Stripe Sateen Waists, your choice,
$1.25 Wrappers, iu blacks, preys, reds
and fancies, assorted, your choice,
MILLINERY.
.$i Trimmed Hats or Bonnets, special, your choice, $2.08
2oc Trimmed Sailors, for misses and boys, your choice, 19c
"oc Ladies' Bailors, iu all colors, your choice ... 48c
CAPES AND SKIRTS.
$fl.00 Velvet Capes, nicely trimmed and lined, your choice, $3.08
Silk Cupt'b, satiu and jot trimmed,
special, your choice, - $4.1-8
f tl.OO Black Urilliautine Skirt, U-yard sweep, your choice, $;t.8
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HA1IB
GO HAND IN HAND
The Electric City Awnlni and Tent Com
fisny wish to inform their friends and patrons
that tlioy have opaDed an offlns at 31a Linden
Street, with Iicnso ft Long, where any orders,
by mail or telephone for Tents, Plage, Awn
lus. Wagon Covers or Horse Clothing will be
k'iTcu careful utteation.
n
K. Mi
Telephone 3102.
BALDWIN'S
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES.
THi
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE
JAMES MOIR,
Has Moved to His New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on sido next to First National
Dunk. He has now in a
CnmprisinK everything roq-iiHifn for flue
Merchant Tftilorinjr. And tho sumo can
bo abuwn to ntlvuntnxo in lilt spkn
didly tittoU up rcozus
A SPECIAL INVITATION
Is Extended to All Readers ol The Trib
une to Call on "OLD RELIABLE" In his
New Business Home
nrtirrapltrJ
Inn li.v.
h'ESTORES VITALITY
Made a
istuay.-Ti;? ;We!l Mar.
uthBv. 0f Me.
Tlie OPKAT .-,o(h Dnv
proiliifps thenliove re. nils In iltldnys. It (
IHiwvrfnlly and nmcl;:y. t'ni-es wbeu nil others I.
loiiDKnieuuillri'KUin tanr lo,.t manhood. aud .
iiicn will recover thi ir ynullitnl vmnr by tait
RKVIVO. It (iniekly mill Mirrly restores Nervi'ii,
ui sn. l,Oht Vitality, Ini,oteijcy, Niifiitly tuinKii'.:i,
Lout Power, 1'ailin .Mnaory, WimiiiiK Plsi os.k. an J
all t'lf.'rts o ntd4liui,o nr exeoMiard IndisiTftion.
wliirii nnilto one for Kiinly. liiiKini'ss or learrlnn". It
:int unly cures by startiitK nt the seat pf d. 4f-a.'e. but
t.iagrrat nere tonic and lilood builder, liria?
i-'U bai t tlie pink Rlnn- lo mile rheek a id ro
Ktiii:r: tlin lire ol .vo.Jll. Ji vtri off TnanitT
mid t'ousuinptlen. Imist mi bvnm HiiVIVO.n'
l!"r. I' ran ho cai:-i"d in v. it to. krt. Uy m:.ll
' iwr r arLai.e, or r;r: tor 5.3.00, with a posl
i v.-rlitca eniHri'15 to i aro or rc'uci
'-Ti'Micj. Cirnil.'' Addrusf.
' ' CH'tVP.0.
For sale by MATTHEWS BROS., D rugglst.
i Scranton. Pa,
IFIII1
TUC 1EDPUIH1T Tllil HD KiilDdP PS1HD ffl
Uh lillillb m i HlbU . U1UUJIU lUMULEi ui
en
Tt! At I
(ic
03s
THE FROTHINGflflM.
Wagner Rels. Lessees and Alanagor.
Monday, May 15.
Benefit of Green Ridge Wheelmen.
HOYTS
IL
With America's favorite
Comedian, the Inimitable
DIGBY BELL,
and the famous Com
edienne and Contralto,
LAURA JOYCE BELL.
The celebrated Midnight Bell Quartette
and a car load of Special Scenery.
Sale ol scats opens Tuesday, o a. m.
ETEINWAY SON'S . .
Acknowledged the Leading
PIANOS
Ol the Wrl4
DECKER BROS.. . '
KKAMCHE & BACHB end others.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
Husical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
Purchasers will always llnd a complett
stock and at prices as low as the quaU
Ity ol the Instrument will permit at
il. I HULBERT'S
nusic STORE,
'17 Wyoming Avs. - Scranton
THE
'1
ROOMS I AND 2, COffl'LTH B'L'0'6,
SCRANTON, PA.
MADE AT MOOSIC AND RUSH
DALE WUHKS. .
LAFLIN A RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Batteries, F.loetrie RznliHlers. for ex
ploiting tilnstM. .:t.oty ruse, Hiitl
Repacno Chemical Co. 's
HIOH
EXPLOSIVES.
MINING AND BLASTfHS
POWDER
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL
Coal of thf l.t st quality fur domes.io
upi', ii nil of nil sIkl'S, dvlirereii in any part
Of the. rity at lowest ju'li'i.
Orilors Iff t at my Otlico, ,
NO. UK WVO.MINO AVENUK,
Itpnr room, lirsl floor. ThirU National
Bank, or kit I hy nuill or ti liphoni to tho
mine, ill rci-clve prompt attention.
Hpeoiul contracts will bo iiiuiIh for tha
salo and delivery of liuckwhent Coal.
WM. T. SMITH.
taaiisaaats
AYLESWORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In the City.
Thu latMt Imnravsd furnian
iog ana apparatus lor
meat, butter and egga.
23 Wyoming Av
J.