THE ECU ANTON TEIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. 3IAY 19. 189(5.
Neu)s
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Fourteenth Anniversary of Organiiation
of Plymouth Congregational Church
C. E. Society Celebrated.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Plymouth I'unRreRutlonul hur h was
one t'f the first t be urbanized ill this
county, unl lust evenluK marly l(M
West Side coplt; celebrated the foul
t tenth anniversary or it inception with
a banquet kIvcii in the festival room of
the church. In charge .f the supper
were Mesdnmes A. i'.. Kynon, liicliard
Owens. William James. At. I Kavis, 1.
R. Williams, Henry I'ursons. Joseph
ItuKhcs ami Thomas V. Phillips. Af
ter an hour's Immune to the hmintiHius
board" the speeelnnHkltlK 1m sun.
Charles K. Daniels was tnustmuKter.
Kev. Thomas Hell, pastor of the church,
offered an Invocation.
Then the first tntuit was culled for.
"Christian Endeavor." I.y Aii.is Nellie
Moiku'i. A letter fiv.nl l!c Jonathan
Edwards, nr pur-tor of the church,
was reatl by inc toasttnaster. It bore
Free II iik and Rood wishes for the future
success of the society. .Miss MaKKle
I rlce (save an Inter-stinK talk on "(.'oiii
pefidlum KfTort." W. ",. Thomas re
sponded to "railed Early."
Daniel Thomas, a iuiik baritone
singer, responded to u request for a
nolo. Mr. Thomas was foHmveil by a
talk on 'Continental Expeditions!" by
ltii hard Owens. The subject was treut
ed In a covninclim way. Miss Margaret
Iavls told lecltlnnly or the enjoyment
of conimuiilon. Her subject was
"I'raycr .Meetiuit'."
Cheerfulness and Its ncouruReinent
from a, social way was treated upon by
Daniel Heese, and Miss Sarah 1..
H utiles lod of the Sunday school. Miss
,Jennle Price responded to "Cheerful En
' thusiasm Hour." "Christ Karly." a
toast referring to Juvenile effort, hud
been allotted to Haydeii Oliver. The
little fellow made an effective response.
Miss 'Annie Wllllimitf sanp a solo.
Among- those who spoke were Ulchard
Phillips. A. Phllllos. Kev. W. II. Slub
blebine and Uev. Mr. Hell.
Those who sat at the tables were:
Kev. and Mis. Thomas Hell, Mrs. Ho
mer Price, the Misses Aixnes Joseph.
Kate V. .lames, Lulu James (3 windy
Joseph, Hrace Evans. Until Lewis,
Mary Owens. Sara lltitrlies, Jennie
Price. Margaret Phillips. Martha
VauKhn. Mary .Morgan, Elvira Davis,
Murv Watkins, Margaret Huberts, Km
ily Williams. Jennie Williams, Mar
Baret Harris. Jemima Jones, Ktliel
lilehards. Sadie SI. Kdwards. Utile
James, Hessie Evuus, Mary J. Phillips,
Anna I). Williaiiis. Alice Kvans. Mur
Karet It. Davis. Lizzie Price, Jennie
Lewis, Nellie Morjran, Llla o, Kvans,
Alarsaret Price, Delia I Kvans. Han
nah Thomas, of West Huston; .My
vanwy Williams. Alaltle Davis. Mar
garet Kvanti. Anna Davis. Bromven
Joseph. Uly Joseph. Alary Thomas, Ed
na 1). Kvans. Laura Htinhcs. Jessie
Lewis, Annie (in vie, Jennls Lewis. Jen
nie Daniels. Mattlv Kdwards. KIiirs
ton: Lizzie J. Davis, Annie Wllklmi and
Abel Stover, Charles CadURan. William
James. John T. James. Albert Siover,
Llewelyp Davis. Evtretl Davis. Hayden
Oliver, David owcui, Thomas Eymm,
V. !. Thonins, ThoniHs K. Kvans. Dan
iel Jay Jicese, Knirys S. Joseph, Mr.
Aleyers, Thomas Huberts. A. Phillips,
Daniel Thomas. John Thomas. Nathar
lei Davis, C. A. Euns. .1. I,. Kicharils,
Parry H. Thomas. Itichard PhilllMs.
I'.lchard Owens, A. (:. IC non, Henry A.
Parsons, Comer D. Reese. Professor !.
W. Phillips and Kev. W. H. Siuhble
blne. DAMAOK FKOM WATErt.
At 1 o'clock yesterday inoinlnr; the
Are hydrant at the corner of J lock
Ktrecle and Sooth Alain avenue, was
tapped by a representative of the lire
departmi lit. The Hood of water rushed
down Alain avenue to Luzerne street,
mid thence down through Kclley's
patch to th- Hat. Many were awak
ened from their sleep by the round of
the stream. They thouuhl that the re
cent settling had broken the wnter
main on North Alain avenue. Investi
gation showed the real cause The
rush of the waters ilamnRed the street
car trnck at several places. The road
tied on Alain avenue was torn up to the
depth of two feet at one point.
THEY ATK QCA1L.
Several families of Pppev Eynon
street ate quail suppers last eveniiiR.
Hen!, live, wild Uail were found In
the bark yards of several lots on the
southerly side of Eymm street, near
the Hound Woods. The mountain tires
have caused the pome to Ily closer to
the bounds of civilization. Yesterday
a dead quail was found in the yard of
V. 1. Jones' House.
NEWS N(.)Ti:S AND PEKSON'ALH.
A sin of Air. nnd Mrs Wlllinni .X....
of l.ulS Hrown's
from' ImmeT nolm "Z Vrm ynd up
to a late hour las, 'A Z? Z ? Z
court, disappeared
iviuriM'ti. inn tiniii-r. hn .,..,
fled of the case. The boy wore a cap
WHAT ABOUT
So
-
Suits
from.
those
ors,
dark
a
from
Mr $10, $12,
HE
- Square Dealing Clothiers,
of th? Stibtirbs.
and a blue waist with white stripes.
He was six years old.
The funeral of A. J. Martin will take
plaee this morning at ! o'clock from
the M home on Scranton street.
Aiass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's
church. interment will be made In
Hyde Park Catholic cemeteiy.
The Sunday school of the Plymouth
ConRrcRatiomil church will durlntc tne
sumnv r meet at 12 o'clock ir.steau oi
at 2 o'clock.
At noon today Allss Alice .Miller will
be wedded to Frank Williams, now of
Wliliamsport. at the Washburn street
heme of the bride's father. T. Al. M I'.er.
Colonel Monies Port. C-rand Army
of the I! "puliiie will have rhaw of the
Memorial Day services at the Wash
burn Street cemetery. Ilev. V. P. Doty,
of the Hamilton Street Metlu ill-t Epis
copal church, will le the speaker.
The board of trad! will banquet to
nhrlit at Fain bild's hotel.
Keystone lodRe. I.oyal Knight of
America, will celebrate its anniversary
on Alay "s.
Peter CosRrme und John Van Stone
are building houses on Klin street.
Louis James and Jonah Dux Is, of
Kynon street, wi re In Hazleton Satur
day. Miss I'stlvr Watkins and Miss
Amanda Twinlns spent Sunday In the
country.
Miss Macule Joins.' or North Hyde
Park avenue, entertained a few friends
last eveniiiR in honor of visiting dele
Kates to the convention of the Kupttst
Young People's union.
The Sunday school class of the
Washburn Street Preshyt-rlan church
will hold a social next Friday evening.
A silver collection will be taken at the
door. Once this is pussed the ventur
er may enjoy Ice oleum, stiawberrlrs
and other delicacies.
csl Side Uii.iiic Directory.
FLORIST Cut flowers and funeral de
Bler.K a specialty. Floral figures, useful
as gifts, ut 101 South ilain avenue. Har
riet J. Davis, florist.
rHOTOaRAPIIEH Cabinet Photos. U0
per dolen. They are last lovely. Con
vince yourself by cnlllng nt Startler
Photo Parlors, lul and 103 South Alain
venue.
SECOND HAND FT7RNITURE Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tool. etc. Call and see the
block of J. c. Kins, 10-1 ami lttiii Jack
tan street.
;ki:i:n kiuui:.
V.. II. StuiRes and family have gone
to their sea side home at Southport,
Conn., to spend the summer.
Th- liven KidRc Presbyterian
church xvlll have an excursion to Lake
Ariel Saturday. June 6.
Six youiUT men from the KUIrc made
n run to Honesdale Saturday on their
xvbeels and returned Sunday evenlni?.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ..Keller and Air.
and Airs. Tyler, of Wllkes-Harre, were
the cuests of F. J. Iledrick yesterday.
.Mr. and Airs. II. Al. Colo attended the
funeral of Airs. Cole's uunt ut Alont
rose. Sunday.
T. I!. Howe and family, of Capouse
avenue, drove to Aloscoxv on Sunduy
II. A. Williams and daughter, or Kast
Market street, and (1. It. Deliick. of
Sanderson avenue, left on the ft.:! train
yei-teniay afternoon for Kansas. Quite
a deleRalion of our youiiR people were
ut the station to see them off.
Miss Kate Davis, teacher of A Pli
marv Rtade ut No. ;s school. Rave a
party' to her pupils yesterday after
noon.
Kobert Hebee. of East Market street.
has returned from a trip throng!: the
western states. lie reports the Rluss
business very dull out there.
Edward Fuller expects to occupy his
new house on Dickson avenue this
week.
Thomas Cooper, of Alarion street, has
Rone to WlllliimsburR. xvhere he has
secured a position in the class xvrrks.
Hev. Aldrleh. of the Hrace Heformed
church, trnve a HIHe study last niRht
at the Creen HldRe Woman's Christian
Temperance union rooms on Penn live
line, near Marion street. The studies
xvlll be continued from xveek to xveek
on Monday nights, and tha public tire
earnestly requested to attend.
DL'NMOR V..
The Young Ladies' Allsslon circle of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
Mother House rhyme social nt the resi
deuce of Allss Annie Itlshop on Fifth
street on Thursday evening.
1. 11. Paul, of Carbondale. xx-as the
guest or Miss Ed It It Klpley, or Monroe
avenue, sunduy.
x ictor lieenn r is erecting a barn In
the rear of his Dudley street residence,
1 in' uiwri renins association held a
mectiliR at the residence of D. K. Ilar-
ton, on Dudley street, last evening.
After the business had been transacted
an Informal social whs held which wus
greet ly elilfived bv all.
'I lie Italian societies held a hall at
Piiisi hell's Keystone garden last night
yyiiieu was largely attended.
fin' Ladies' Aid and Hnxvorth li nen..
societies i if the Methodist Enlscoiuil
I V'YT" TM" for a
nion.'h'"" '" hM tlmB
The Young Alen's TenmeiHrieo i.ttor
nry and Heiievolent society Is erectlnff
YOUR
Suit?
You need it right away.
We have the finest and
largest line of Spring
in the city to choose
We ve dark suits for
who like sober col
blue and black and
brown mixtures.
we nave, also, some
rather startling Checks
and Piaids ranging in price
$15 10
Hattsrs and Furnlshars.
$20
SAIV1TERS
handsome new Iron fence in front of
their hall on Chestnut street.
PKOV1DENCE.-
Miss Marv Mead, of Holllstervllle. is
spending a few days at the home of Mr.
and Airs. Henry Mead, on Parker street.
David Trevor Jones, son of neese
Jones, of Klrtland street. Is seriously
ill with typhoid fever.
Heorge A. Dlckerson. of Putnam
street, has returned from a visit to his
parents in Flanders, N. J.
William Heed, of William street, leu
yesterday for Columbus, ).. xvhere he
will represent tile Ken ftlen oi inis
luce at the nutionat convention of that
order.
Hoi ton Jackson, son of PaylnR Teller
Jackson, of the First National bank. Is
IsitliiR ut the home of his parents on
HolllHter avenue. Air. Jackson is en-
sIkii on the bultleshlp Indiana., and Is
now enjoyiiiR a short fuiiouRh.
Anthony .Murphy, of (..eorge avenue.
xvus arrested yesterday mr larceny on
warrant Issued by Alderman Fldljr
ut the Instance of the Kosehud Base
hall club, a Juvenile organization. At
the heariiiR he was tilled $:l.
K. J. Jones, of Wilkes-Uarre. xvaa a
North End caller yesterday.
Uncoln led ye. No. 4!rj, Independent
Outer of odd Fellows, will III the near
future present the past Rrand members
of the lodRe for txve.it -live years, with
souvenir budRes. The men xvho xvlll re-
'Mwuril Edwurds, William H. Jones,
eive this honor are Flnluy I loss, sr..
Ceorire T. Matthews, Captain H. J. Kd-
xvurds and others.
(iarlield lodRe, Loyal Knights of
mciica. xvlll have an entertainment
ami social in the lodRe room on the lust
meettiiK nlijht of the month.
Anions the North End residents who
xvlll attend Hie funeral of Thomas Pow
ell, son of John It. Powell, squib manu
facturer, ut Plymouth, today, are Airs.
William H. Sims, Air. and Mrs. Thomas
Kvans and others.
Miss Katie W'ulsh. of Atlantic City,
Is tielna- entertained at the home of Mr.
und Airs. John ilannon, of lliick ave
nue.
SOUTH sidk m:vs.
The members of the William Connell
Hose company went to Aluoslu las:
niRht to participate In a parade Inci
dent to the opening of a fair under the
auspices of a nexxiy-organized lire com
pany of that town.
Frank Mueller, proprietor of Centiat
park, save a Riand opening last even
iiiR. The funeral of Charles, son of Air. and
Airs. Klchard Fleming, of Palm Btreet,
xvus held yesterday afternoon. Inter
ment xvas made In Hyde Purk cemetery.
Jacob J. Koblnson Is not able to be
about ouiiiR to a sprained foot received
In a full trom his bicycle.
MINOOKA.
John Joyce, of Gllmore avenue, xvho
left home about one year ago on an
extended Western tour, has returned
home.
The Stars Juniors and the City Line
fftars crossed bats on Burke's ground
yesterday morning. The game was
close and exciting and wound up In a
gurison llnlsh In a victory for the latter
by the score of fi to tt.
Alessrs. P. J. Uuinn and Patrick Mul-
herln will represent the St. Joseph
Total Abstinence and Henevolent soci
ety ut the Freeland convention Tues
day. County President Dawson, of the An
cient Order of Hibernians, visited Divi
sion No. 11 yesterday.
Air. and Airs. Patrick (ilennon, of
Nuntlcoke, visited Alinooka friends
Suiiduy.
Thomas F. Coyne xvlll represent toe
O'Connell council, No. 184, Young Alen's
Institute, of this place, at the first grand
council of the Pennsylvania jurisdiction
xvhlch convenes ut Scranton today.
Patrick Fallon, of Carbondale, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Thomas Costello, of Kingston, visit
ed Alinooka friends Sunday.
Air. and Airs. Patrick Ulennon, of
Nuntlcoke, xvere the guests of Alinooka
friends Sunday.
Juhn Joyce, xvho left home some few
months ago, has returned home after
an extended western tour.
William Thomas Is In Pittsburg in at
tendance at the state convention of the
Odd Felloxvs.
A wandering veterinary dentist was
doing the toxvn and a number of the
horse oxvners yesterday.
P. J. Mulkern xvlll Journey to Kree
land today to attend the annual con
vention of the Scranton Diocesan union
us the delegate of the St. Joseph Total
Abstinence and Benevolent society of
tnis place.
Allsses Haley and Cotten spent yester
day at Holllstervllle enjoying the hos
pitality of the mountaineers.
Airs. Al. Foriister Is erecting an addi
tion to her residence on Stafford street.
A "tip" Is going the rounds among
the sporting element that a finish fight
will take place about June 1 between
two well-known local pugs.
The Big Six ohallenge the Clreenxvood
Blues for a game on Alay L'4 at 10 a. m.
Tom Coyne, inanacer.
A large delegation of the O'Connell
council, young Alen's Institute, of this
place xvlll attend the reception of dele
gates ut Scranton tonight. Allss Alary
J. Loughney and P. ,T. Qulnn will par
ticipate in the entertainment.
Buy The Tribune for the best sport
ing news.
BREAKER BOSS H0RAN DEAD.
Depurled This Life nt the Lncka
xvuiinu Hospital 1 t'stcrdii).
John Iloran died at the Lackawanna
hospital yesterday morning ufter an
illness of but a few days. He xx-as ad
mltteil un Saturday. He xvas a slate
picker boss and for the past fexv years
was employed at the William A. col
liery In Connellton. The reniulns xvere
removed to the residence of his cousin
John llorini, of Stone avenue, and ar
rangements for the funeral xvlll be
made today.
Iloran was a bachelor and worked at
the Aleadow llrook breaker of William
Connell & company, for upwards of fif
teen years.
AMPUTATION WAS NECESSARY.
tight Limb of Thomas f'nn-y Cut Oil'
lleloyv tln Knee.
j nomas rarey, or tne West Side, a
miner In the Centra! shaft, underwent
an operation at the Moses Taylor hos
pital last night, amputation of the right
mnu Deiow the knee being necessary,
He Is 32 years old and married.
Yesterday morning he wbh Injured by
a fall of rock and his limb waft crushed
so feurfully thut there was no possible
chance of saving It and amputation had
to lie resorted to. He xvas otherwise
severely injured and his recovery is not
certain, but conditions at present are
lavoraoie.
KUHLMAN SENT TO JAIL.
( aught Killing thv Cash limner in
Muhi y's Hotel West Side.
Fred Kuhlman, of the West Side, who
was caught taking money from the cash
draxver behind the bar In Steven Ma-
bey's hotel on North Alain avenue, West
Blue, was glx'.en a hearing yesterday by
Alderman Kellow, of the Sixteenth
ward, and in default of ball was com
mitted to the county Jail,
Mr. Alabey hud been missing small
sums or money lately and a trap xvas
sex 10 caicn me inter, wim the result
mat Kuniman was caught, -i
MARKETS AND STOCKS
Wall Street Hex lew.
New York, May IS. During the early
dealings at the Stuck Exchange the
market ruled weak. The engagement
of 11,100,000 gold for shipment to Eu
rope, all withdrawn from the sub-treasury,
and the selling for foreign account,
estimated at fully 10.000 shares, due to
the lack of posltlx-e knowledge of the
people on the currency question of the
leading candidate for the Hepubllcan
nomination for the presidency having
depressed prl-es. The loss In the Inter
national Issues was about a point In
Louisville and Nashville. London sold
nearly 10,000 shares of Louisville and
Nashville and St. Paul and local tra
ders sold Manhattan and 'Sugar xvlth
more effect than usual. Manhattan
broke 2 per cent, to ltKH4, the quarterly
statement still exerting an unfavorable
Influence. The talk of a reduction In
dividends on account of cable competi
tion, however, did not reeive general
credence. Sugar xveakened on the re
duction of cent In retlned and on ru
mors of unfavorable developments In
Cuban affairs. A tlrm xvlth Washing
ton connection xvas the most conspicu
ous seller of the stock, xvhlch fell from
to 121. In the afternoon trading
the market displayed more resistance
and there was accordingly a disposi
tion to cover short contracts. Keports
xvere current that congress would ad
journ early In the coming month, and
this, with the comparatively small en
gagements of gold for tomorrow's Eu
roiean steamers, helped to make a lit
tle bullish sentiment. In the afternoon
rally .Manhattan. Sugar, Tobacco, Chi
cago Has and Consolidated Has xvere
prominent. Consolidated (his first de
clined from lfifi to Vtiht, and later rose
to 15ti. The decline In the stock wus
due to a report of the Incorporation of a
new concern called the Nexv York Fuel
and Light company. In the late trad
ing the market, xvhlle dull, was tlrm. the
shorts being the most prominent buyers
Up to the close. Speculation left oh
firm, xvlth prices anywhere from to
per cent higher on the day. Sugar lost
? per cent, and Manhattan "'4 per cent.
The reduction In the price of refined ac
counts for the weakness of sugar cer-
tlllcates. Total sales xvere lL'6,ti59
shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LtVN. AL.
L1SN & Co., correspondents for A. P.
CAMPBELL, stuck broker, 412 Bpruc
street.
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CHICAUO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES.
Op'n- High- Low- Clo-
WHEAT. lug. est. est. Ing.
July C2Xj, U2'i III (IPi
September Kl lil'i til"! iy
CORN.
July l!ix ls'j ifl'i 19-1,
September 1H:14 Is". lit'., 19Sj
OATS.
July 2!).j 20-'-j 2!l'.. 204
September 30' SU'" 30si,
LARD. w
July 4.t!7 4.t!7 4.li.'i 4.iij
September 4.80 4.S0 4.77 4.77
PORK.
July 7.7i 7.80 7.lTi 7.1V1
September 7.90 7.92 7.S2 T.S2
Scranton lionrd of Trade Kxclmnge
QuotulioiiAII Quotation Iluscd
on Par of 100.
Name.
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank
Scranton Lace C'trtain Co
National Boring Drilling Co
First National Bank
Scrsnton Jar & Btopper Co
Elmhurft Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank ,
Bonta Plate Oluss Co
Scranton Car Replacer Co ,
Bid. AskeJ,
140
60
', C50
100
'io
2oe
!00
li
230
160
W
20.30
Scianton pacaing x-o.
Wfnton Mill Co
.. ...
Lnckawar.na Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank 3Ti0
Throop Novelty Al'f'g. Co
Scranton Traction Co 17.
BONDS.
Scranton Glass Co
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgare due 1818 Ut
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage due 1918 lit
Scranton & PHtBton Trac. Co
Ut
99
People s Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920
Dickson Manufacturing Co....
Lacka. Township School 6....
City of 8cranton Street Imp S
Borough of VVIntnn 0
Alt. Vernon Con! Co
Scranton Axlo Works
110
100
102
102
100
83
100
Xcxv York Produce Market.
New York. Alay 18. Flour Dull, cas:
iiiKiuinu'eil. Winter wheat l.ow gral'-s
Jl.73a2.HO; do. fair to fancy, $2.fi0a3 65; do.
patents, $3.7ua4; Alinneauta char, $2.!V0a3 10
do. straights. $3d3.50; do. patents, (3.4."iu4.3u
low extras. 1.7.".a2.90: city mills. S4.10a4.LM
do. patents, 4.J30a4.3u; ry mixtures, J.'..'ioa
3.30: suuermie. sa.'.i; line. 51.1 .ui. ill.
Southern Hour Dull, steady. Rye Hour
oulet, steady ut $2.40.i2.SO. Corr.meal-
Dull, steady; yellow western, $2.03a2.1o
Hrandywlne, $2.1u. Rye Nominal. Bar
lev UuJet: ungraded western. 39a4b
Wheat Spot market moderately active
u. lower, closing II rm; f. o. b., o. to ar
rive: ungraded red, iHia7iiL-.; No. 1 northern
7(Aic. to arrive: options were fairly
live und closed weuk at Sna'ic. decline on
Increased stocks, small decrease In visible
and free local liquidation: No. 2 red May,
ig'i.-c; June, US'sc.; July, line.: AurusI
07-lic.: September, 61c: December, d'J's
70-Vc. Corn Spots dull, tlrm: No. 2 at
SSVnc elevator; i(sc. attoat; options dull
unchanged to 'e. ileellne: May. ai'te
July, 33V.: September, Siie. outs Spots
fairly acllx-e, tlrm; oplluiis dull, easie
May, 24(hc; July, 24'ic: spot prices No.
ut 2l'ia24ic.: No. 2 white. ;,.: No.
Chicago, 23'.je.; No. .1 at 24'ic: No. 3 white,
23',4a23'i.e. : mixed western, S,",a2iie. ; white
ilu. 2i;u2Sc; white state, 2lia2c. Jtecf--yulet,
sternly : family, ValOe.; extra mess.
7a8e. Beef hams Dull, $1 l.30:ili'i. Tlereed
beef Slow; city extra India mess, 1 Julie.
Cut meats Will, weuk: pickled bellies,
12 pounds, 4'4c : do. shoulders, 4'4a41iic. : do.
hums, 9ul2e. Lard Quiet, easy; western
steam, $4.83; city. $4.23: May, $4.83; rellned,
dull; continent, J3.23; South .mcrleu, $5.30;
compound, 4',aH.ic. Pork Kasy; quiet;
old mess, J8.73u9.23; new mess, J9.23u9.73.
Ilutter (julcl. ubout steady. Cheese
.Moderate demand; state large old, Baltic;
do. ifew ;v4uS''4e. : do. small old, 4',!al0e.',
new, 8'jtc; part skims old, .'lat'-ji'.; do. new,
uSe.j full skims. 2a2'v. Eggs Puirly ac
tive; state und Pennsylvania, He; west
ern fresh, 9ulo'4c; do. per cuse, tl.25a2.IO.
Philadelphia Provision Market.
Philadelphia, Alay 18. Provisions con
tinued steady, with u moderate jobbing
demand. We quote: City smoked beef,
II '.,,u 1 2c.: beef hams, Jl.'iuiu.rO; pork, fam
ily, $!0.50all; hams, S. I', cured, In tierces,
S'saO'ic ; do. smoked, lUjalO'sc, as to uv-
Some over-anxioua people in Wall mroot and
London are pretending to fear that th pmi
bllity of Mr. JIcKinley's elevation lo tho pres
idency meanfl Free Silver and iiiflitlon and
theo same people who nr now predicting eu
lainity wera tho loudest in their nredictinua
of unparalleled prosperity with "TnrifT He
form" four years ago. Don't let them fool
you. We're going iu to better tlmon, nothing
can atop ua.
BUY STOCKS NOW
Send for our Bally Market Letter, lt'xvlll
t 1 yon the best lnvetinets. also our book,
"Speculations Fully Explained."
E O. THORNBURGH A CO..
RANKSIIS AND BBOKIHH,
30 BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
Uptown Olllce, N. W. Cor. B'way A jiat St.
1 :
nn j i 1 b
1 . .
MUNYON'S
KIDNEY
CUEIE
Munyon's Kidnev Cure cures nain In the
back, loins or groins from kidney disease,
putty ami Habby face, dropsy of the feet
und limbs, frequent desire to pass wale,
scanty urine, dark-colured and turbid
urine, sediment In the urine, gravel in tile
bladder and too great a fl iw of urine.
Price. &ic.
Munyon's Dvsiicrnia Cure nosltlvelv
cures all forms of iniHxestkin and stom
ach troubl-'S. Price ii cents.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom falls
to relieve In one to three hours, uml cures
In a few days. Price cents.
.XI mi von s itallxer restores lost noxvers
to weuk men. Price $1.
Persunnl letters to I'rofej-sjr Mlltivrei.
ISifi Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa., an-sxx-ered
with free medical advice for any
disease.
DOCTOR YOURSELF
A Separate Cure for Each Disease.
At All Druggists, 25c. a Bottle.
erage; sliles, rlhhed. III salt, Sc.: do. do.
smoked, fe-juoc; shoulders. plekle-ciirid,
rlu3a4e.; do. do. sniuke-l, Jitulilje.; pienle
hums. S. P. cured. 3',a.V'4e. ; do. do. smuKed
''ia'-3,!'.; bellies. In plikle, uecordliig to
averuiie, loose, 4-'4a.i4e.; I.ivaktasi biieon,
Tniie. for round und Jobbing lots, us to
brand und average; laid, pure, city re
tlned. In tierces. i'..;i.V',e. : do. do. do. Ill
tubs, fiu'ie. ; do. butchers', louse, ..;t
4:V ; city tallow, III hugsheuds, :4e.; coun
try, do.. 3u3c. us to nualitv. und cakes.
3'-.e.
Toledo lira in .'tlurkel.
Toledo. (.. Mav 18 Close Wheat
Cash, U7'..e.: Aluv. ;;:'ii.: July und Ausust.
IKy'e. ; September. 04e. x'ora September,
31-i4e.; No. 3 yellow, 2e.; No. 2 ut 2VV-'.;
iXo. 3 at 2.i'4c; No. 3 white, 30'uc Outs
No. 2 at '.,e. : July. "iV'.e. Itve N'o. 2
ut 37e. ; iiiiinliiul. Ouvernecd Cash, $4.30;
October, $4.(10; nominal. Receipts Wheat,
2,918 bushels; corn. 11.278 bushels: omU,
none. Shipment! Wheal, 3.7m bitMhcls;
corn, 3,200 bushels; outs, none.
lititlnlo Live Stock.
Buffalo. X. V.. May 1S I'm l.riil
lower for heavy and common; fair to ac
tive and higher for good hanily butchers';
heavy steers. J4.lou4.l3: good buteheis'.
J3.83u4.10; mixed butchers', good to choice,
3.30a3.Ull; bulls, good to choice,- J2.li0a3.23;
good stockcrs, J3.23a3.30; feeders, $3.t0a3.7.i;
Iresli cows and springers, dull and lower
at $25u32. Hoks Steady; Yorkers, J.l.fi3a
3.00; pigs, J2.;Ui3.03; mediums und nilx ?d
paekers, $:!.3liu3.33; heavy grades, $3.4i43.43;
roughs, Wnli.lO; stags, J2a2.V). Slieep and
lambs Slrong to sliude higher for huny
lambs; sheep steady; prime lambs, $3n5.l;i;
fair to good, t4.Mu4.9o; culls and couuno'i,
i3.liOu4.40; good mixed sheep, J3.4Ha3.03; cull
and common, t2.uuu3.23; export lumbs,
t4.70a4.8o; export xvelher sheep, J4u4.13.
( hicngo Live Stock.
X'nlon Slock Yards. .May 18. Cattle Re
ceipts, 12.U00 head; market xveak and 10;.
lower; common to ejflra steers, J3.loat.40;
stockers und feeders, J3.83a3.90; cows and
bulls, I1.ri0a2.35: culves, $;tal.li.'i; IVxans
$2.15a4. Hogs Receipts. 32.000 head; mar
ket llrm and 5c. higher; heavy packing and
shipping lots. $3.25.i3.47!:; common to
choiee mixed, J3.25n3.5il; choice assorted.
t3.50a3.5Ti; light, $3.3ii.i,'I.:m:. pigs, J2.75a'l.5'i.
Sheep Rei-elpts. I0.0110 head; murket 'lrni
and 10al3c. higher; inferior lo choice, J2.30a
3.90; minus, jj.uo.Ij.
When Baby was sick, wo gave her CoRtorla.
When slie was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
Whoa she hud Children, she gave them Castorla,
EVA M. HEtZEL'S
Superior Fac? Bleach
Positively Removes All Facial Blemishes.
Azales Fact Powder is superior to any f;e'
powuer ever maiiuraccureu.
Used and eo:r
neuried by leading aocii'ty
and Drofauieii '
oemutlos, nei
lecauso it lives tne beat Dosalbl
effect and never leaves the akin rough o
arnlv. hrice fit) ciinta.
thrlxogenc, Nature' Hair Grower, la the
greatest limr in v iterator of the present pro
irrewive aire, boinv purely a voKitahle fotn-
pound, entirely haiuilias. mid nmrvelotn i.i
is benellnent csectyi. All disoasi-a of U10 line
an1acapare reatiilv cured by the unci or
'I hrixngtnn, Prlen oil ecnta and tl. For sale
nt I . M. Hntel's Hair-dressiug and Miinlourn
Parlort. !0 Lackiy war.:, ave. and No. 1 l.uu
nin Building, Wilkea-Barre. Muil ofilori
filled promptly.
DU FONT'S
RIMING, BUSTI.'IG (NO SPORTING
Manufactured at the Wapwallopen Mills,
juzerne county, i'u.. unci ut vvu
mlngton, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for tho Wyoming District,
118 WYOMING AVIiNUE, Scranton, Pa,
Third National Bank Building.
AlinNCIES:
THOS. POrtD. Plttston. Pa.
JOHN H. SMITH SON. Plymouth. Pa.
I'J. W. ML'Ll.WAN, Wllkes-Harre, Pa.
AirentH for the Itepauuo Chemical Com
pany's HiKh Explosives.
ON THE LINE OF THE
S PACIFIC 11
'tew
LIU
are located the finest flshlnir and hunting
grounds In the world. Descriptive books
on application. Tickets to all points in
Maine, Canuda and Maritime Provinces,
Minneapolis, St. Paul. Cunndlan and
Cnlted States Northwest. Vanvouver,
Seattle, Tucoina, Portlund, Ore., San
Francisco.
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all throuitht trains. Tourist
cars fully fitted with bedding, curtnins
and specially adupted to xvanls of fumlltes
may be had xvlth second-class tickets.
Rates always less than via other linen.
For further Information, time tables, etc.,
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, G. E. A.,
353 Broadway , New York.
iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiRiiinii
my
THE :. FASHION
308 LACKAWANNA AVENUE 308
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Wonderful Bargains in Lace Curtains.
100 pairs of Nottingham Cartalas. lares siae, choice pat- C OA
terns. uuullv sold for $1.50 a pair, at
(10 pairs of llrussel Kffects. Cnrtalna new. choice patterns,
extra klic, unuully sold for VJ.SO a pair, at ,
IS
.Ill palm of Irish Point cnrtalns,
usually sold for Sti.00 a pair, at
ft
a
g
M
a
Onr entiro line of Draperies sad Curtains al samo reduetloaa.
Remarkable Values in SHirt Waists.
f O doien of Stripes nnd l.inen Color, large Bishop sleeve, JKr '
nicely made, usually boIJ for l. 01). at "w
40 doaen assorted Waists In Persian. Ktrlpea, Plaids.
Checks, etc., dotaclivil collars, white caffs, usually sold for Oftr
$1.25 lo $1.50. OI yw"
Immense Reductions in Millinery.
In Millinery o shnxv a slock which Is unexcelled. If iadeed
equaled, nuyxx hcio InScrunton.
'25 Handsome Hats and Bonnets at $2.9$.
Trimmed with Persian tHibbon. French Flowers and Aigrettes, vary
beautiful; every woman will agree thut they are worth $4.00 to $5.00
ii'io Sailors, in ull colors, for 1 niese und children, at 19a
7,'ic Trimmed Sailors, in a choice line, ut - :9
"m Sailors, in all colors, new styles, at 4Sc
Also a Complete Line of Window Shades.
If you want a good fit, best
goods and fair prices, get one
of our
AWNINGS
Drop aline to our Scranton
agent, Frank Barber, General
Delivery, and get prices. We
do not compete with cheap
concerns, but give best value
for least mone'. Not "How
Cheap?" but "How Good?"
is our motto.
! I J
IIIUIIIIIIII Ull IllllllllXi IIIIU I bill VVil
iOd Park Avenue, Binghamtoo, .V Y.
Baldwid's
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES.
THE
T i CONNELL CO,,
434 L1CKAW1NNI. HVEi.UL
JAMES IVIOIR,
Has Moved to His New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on side next to First National
Bank. He baa now in a
Comprising everything requisite for flue
Merchant Tailoring. And the same can
be shown to nilvantaKO in his splea
diaiy fitted up rooms.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
Is Extended to All Headers of The Trlh
line to Call on "01.0 RELIABLE" In His
New Business Home
REVIVE
RESTORES VITALITY.
fm.-n litr.
Made a
.stUay.jjwei wan
Mtknfff.$r of Me.
THE GREAT sotli Hoy.
PHEIxTCII r5.233VIIIDY
prodiires the nlwre remilta in no ilays. It acl(
i myiTlnlly and quickly, tiui s wlii'n all otbera tail
Voiiuninaxyillri'iiaiu tluur lout manhood, and old
mm will recover their yniitliiul vmor by uinii
Ui:VI 0, It (illicitly anil anndy rentorea Nervoun
neiiH. I.oht Vitality, Iinrotelicy. NiKlitly tiulMloni',
Lost Power, Failing Ueiuory, Wwliim Dieeawn. and
all ( fleets of iscH-ebuiw or eice.sand liidiscretioa.
". I.icli iinflts one for mudy, bmlnfBH or marrieso. It
c t only eurcH by utartlug nt the pint ot d. learnt, bill
ut a great ncrxetnnle and blood builder, brlna-'-x
back the pink clow to iinln eheeksaadre
to imt the lire of joutb. It m-nrdu o!f tnmnlty
ina I oaKuninuou. Insist oa liavius RtVIXO.no
'thor. It ran be carried In vest pocket. By rar.ll
1.00 per paekue, or eix for SS.OO, with a pes)
in written sunrmilee to cure or. refund
io money, Ciiviilai'lroc. Addreas
nrn,,;,,,-,. r.0HlflCi.r
For Ml by MATTHEWS BROS., DrufflM.
bcranton, Pa.
II
! I 111
i
2.2s
4.50
a crand barcala, fall slit,
--t----rf---r
THE FROTHINGflflM.
Wagner Hcl. l.esseesand Managers.
ONE Wri-K, COMMKNCINU
MONDAY, MAY 18.
THE UREAT B1U SHOW,
Kennedy's Players,
IXCLUD1NU:
Tho Greatest Living Pun Maker,
MR. JOHN J. KKNNKDY.
Tho Powerful Homnntlc Actor,
MR. UUultUK W. BAKHIER.
The Bcuutlfiil, Artistic and banclns; Sun
beam, MISS KM. MA DR CA3TKO.
Together with their ewn orchestra tni
niiigiUlleent specle.1 scenery, will Ap
pear In a repertoire of the lateit
mortem successes.
Monday "The MlilnlKhl Kxpress."
Tuesday 'The Fhoenlx."
Wedneaduy "The Two Orphans."
Thui-sduy "The Two Thieves."
Friday "Tracked Down."
Saturday "Around the World In Eight.
Days.'1
Popular Prices, 10, 20 and 30 eft
GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE
N. U. This Rri'Ht company has just fin
Ishoil a four weeks' contlnuoiiR cnpaite
mcnt ut the Orlswuld Opera House, Troy,
N. y to the blftKest business In the his
tory of the houxe.
Sulo of seats now open.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ONE WEEK, MAY 18.
Intsrestlnj. Scientific. Very Laughable.
The Fsmous Lnequaled Hypnotists,
Apnoared week April Si, at Wllkes-Barre,
7 erforinmici'S. 8,!01l persons. Wxelt, May 4,
Read i nir, 7 performances, K.2II. This Is tbelr
second week. Klrei. 4 perforuiances, 4.IW
I aec
IS
leisons. Clergymen, lawyers, scientists,
radeamen. women and children, everybody
highly delighted.
Prices, Gallery 15c, Entire Bal
cony 25c, First Floor 50c.
Salo of siat.s opens Saturday.
STEINWAY SON'S . .
Acknowledged th Leading
PIANOS
01 the WorlsV
DECKER BROS.,
KRANICHE & BACHE and other.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
Husical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
Purchasers will always find a complete
stock and st prices as tow as th quel
Ity of the instrument will permit at
N. A. HULBERT'S
music STORE,
117 Wyoming Ave. Scrantoa
CALL UP 3682i
CO.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
141 ' 0 131 MERIDIAN STREET.
SI. W. COLLINS, Manager.
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL..
Coal of the best quality for domestlo us
end of all size. Ini.-linlliiK Buckwheat and
Uirdseye, dellverml in uny part of the City
at the lowest nrle.
(irdors received ut the Office, first fluor,
Cci!ninoiiweiiltl bsjlldlng, rodm No, 6;
telephono No, '.'6it. or ut the mine, tele,
phone No. 272, will be promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at the mine.
WM. T.SMITH.