TJJE 5CRANTON . TBIBUNE TUESDAY MOBNTNtf. JULY 7. 1890.
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; WEST SIDE EVENTS.
A Reading Club Likely to Be Organiz ed
by Prominent Men of Hyde Park.
Other News Matters.
Of late thi-re has been mucli t:il'K
enU strlous talk it Is that the next
winter season will st- a nttdlns club
otftaniztd on this Kid", whirh will rank
with the best In thin lesion us an educa
tor of Its iminliei'S. The promoters of
the project arc the ynuii;? lawyers and
the rrofeslsuiial and l!.!iv!s nun of
this side. If successful the new club
will evolve from and take the present
place of the Hyde I 'ark Literary nnd
Uebaiiun noclvty and tin- meeting place
vill likely l.e th rooms of the Welsh
riillosophli al snelely. The Idea of the
promoters Is not to have a mere sioiit
Jni: arena for deliatel'ul members Imt
other lines of mental cultivation and
the pleasure il afiords lie f.illmvtd.
AinuiiK those who will he asked 1 1 Join
the new organization are: Attorneys
Will It. Lewis, David J. Pavls, Jehu I!.
Kd wards, Herbert 1.. Taj lor. W. K.
Thayer, llatllnw t'awley and K. K.
Koimtlinn. Howell Harris, Dr. Heath,
Dr. ,. II. Hibbs, Joseph 1). Lewis. C. K.
lianiels. John t'ourler Morris. Lewis A.
Hancock. Jr.. Ji !in .1. I)avl:i, It'J'ert
Williams, Supei intendent (i ome How
ell. I J. A. l'hlllip.', James lu ilim-hes.
There will tie ma My more ?. tulrie. n of
a like mcr.p'l calibre tin! I'.ie r.a tttr.il
tendency of the i,iy..iiii::atiuii will make
Focial afiUirs a frequent occurrence.
MISS WILLIAMS' liElTr-AL.
Miss Anna 1!. Williams, the aiic
plislu il ti'aeher of mu-ie, i ntcrtaliicd
last evening villi n recital f;lvn by
l-er pttiMIs at Jliss Williams' home in
Tenth sit ec(. Th" fiont and record
purlors of the res'denci; seated r.lioiit
one hundred nnd tll'ty proide, nn st of
whom were lchtlves of the pupils r.nd
friends of Ml.-a Williams. Aretin 1 the
rooms were placed H: veral pretty
tilinches of fresh yeli.e.v dais' s p. ml the
"fleet was d-eliledly harmo.diiii". Ml-s
"Wllllhms and tiupils tvere losist'd l y
Misses Ttronv. e.iiaiml -Llty.Jusi pil A.
duet, well pin ye J l).v Misfes Htixuiteth
Ilolser nnd Luis Fellows, op.iivd the
prop ram nil-. The ynnti'r ladies ne
nnionT Miss Williams' "pi! vaneed" t.a
pl!s and the l'i :vl.-rin7 of t').' ! . 1 11
plere, "La .'!.a-.;e Infernal:," ly Kol
linK, was mi eviilence of mm a liblliij".
"Nymphs ut l'iny." by Mis-t (V.rr! l.oy
rrins. was writ received and a ilon.lo
l'er's Pi ronnde by Miss F.tdi' Costt. tl
created favorable comment. JIIsh I !.-!
Ilia Carson foll'iweil with the "Spinnins
Sons:," and the effort was clev 'i Then,
JIaster .ludson Hinnian rraw an i xlill.i
V.inx. He played "Far i-'l"m l'oi.e'" in
a pleasUv: wiy. At ia-cs il- .tha 1'ii 'i d
and F.ihd L. vaa dclihte.! their i-udll-ors
wllh silietlnns fr en Xuvri.i,
"Heather t: lis," 1..y Jliss Ontce
nian, wis one of the most iilearin.-,' of
the evonhin. A Irln from :o'ihn'its was
next Riven by Miss: s .T,u t Acker,
Kay Pnvls mil Kihel Hevan. H wrs
npptaudeij. -Mi-s Anna Yuan.; played
"The Swallow" In a competent v ay
ami Hiss Lessle I'liilllio: also creiiitably
attended to le r part. At this point the
Misses Joseph sn'i.ic "Ably Flowers."
Miss Hronweii afterward nave "oh
JiCVlnc lli art." Nittie and Lessle I
aieara played n pretty duct and ili. s
May Kdwards sleiwed much talent in
her execution of "The Murmuring
llrook." Miss I'.flle Fell-iws, Miss
Helen Donnelly, Miss Helper and Mi..i
Lois Fellows, In their respective parts. I
made puccissfnl efforts. As a cl islnB
Kelectlon Misses Grace t'owoll and
Grace Fhamberiain played an intiieuie
piece by Ha'rtlelt. Kefreshmeiits were
afterward served.
UK HAD A SENS 10 OF lli'lloi!.
On JaoUson street, below Main nve
ltie, is a Clilnainan whose Imsitiess Is
to make Immaculate the garments of
West Side hot weather victims. Fourth
of July was celebrated by this China
man In a reuular star-spangled way.
About !l o'clock nt nlRht a lonir, linked
tap, tap, tun was heard In front of
his crtabllshinciit and the crowd on
Main avenue rushed dewn to see the
fun. The Monciillan r'toed In his shirt
sleeves on the door step of his place
and In his hand was a peculiar look
ins' bunch of peculiar tire crackers.
The noise they made was- far different
from the usual report and the crowd
were dellehted nnd curious. This
pleased the Chinaman, tie walked up
to Lieutenant Williams nnd sputtered:
"Meliran ninii no know hcv shout;
Chlnajnan ttood, maka noise; Mellcan
l ... ; . .
9 EARLY all of tlio
I.
yiiiiiifiiiii
woi-lli from TWELVE TO EltiUTEKX
DOJiLAIiS, wc have marked down to
sa J
in order to clear by July 1st.
Such grades sty les-makea and values we
never dreamed of offering. When wc say we
sustain losses on many, and profit on none,
wo appeal to the intelligence of our pntrons,
and rely on our long record of reliable deal
ers to those who know us by reputation. Our
corner show window display will give you a
good idea of these suits.;
THE
' Square Dealing Cloihisrs,
s
01
man no pood." Fifteen minutes af
terward this same Chinaman saw and
heard the lire works so off from the
Hand of J. I). Williams on South Main
avenue. This also pleased him and he
bubbled with enthusiasm as ho again
saluted the lieutenant: "Chinaman no
Kood," he .said, "J. 1. Williams alle
same buns."
PAKTY AT THE STF.EL MILL.
In honor of the visit of Miss Clara
Doehler. of iUiiuinsburw, the following
party visited the South Steel mill last
ninlu: Mary Owens, Sarah Hushes,
Sllss Doebler, Catharine I'riee, .Mamie
Thomas. Nettie Llrtley, David Owens,
Harry Francis. Itichard Thomas, Dr.
Lyde Ktal. Dr. Will Hush, John Owens
and Walter Jones.
NKWS NOTKH AND t'F.KSONALS,
Professor nnd Mrs. James It. Hushes
are home from their weddinn tour.
Miss Jessie Smith, of Meridian street.
is entertuinin;; friends from the Parlor
city.
Misses; Mildred Leiden and Jennie
Laubsher are at Water Cap.
Taliesoii Phillips, of Academy street,
has successfully passed the Junior year
exa mini: lions at the Fniverslty of
Pennsylvania Dental school. Word to
this effect was received yesterday.
J osi ph Murphy, of Jackson street, Is
Inane from attendance at schools at
Iialtini iie, Md.
The Christian Knde.-.vor society of the
Welsh Ct.lvlnlstie .Methodist church has
selected the following otlicers: Miss
Kahcl Powell, president; Kay Williams
vice-president: Crwcnnle Thomas, sec
retary; Mrs. George Howell, treasur
er. David owens returned yesterday
from IMociuisbur;? State Normal schools
where he nsslted the school team In a
orle.. of bii.se ball victories.
The fimi al of the late John K. O'Mal-1-v
will take pl.icc from his late home
on Jackson street tomorrow afternoon.
Mil vices at St. Patrick's church at
o'clock and int rmeut In Hyde Park
Catholic rcmotciy.
Tiiomas Murtaush died yesterday
mornimT nt the Hillside Home at the
rue of lit years. lie has been at the
tiii-nr f ir-thf TastTl yearn.
Miss Anna May Uichaid, of Scranton
street, Is visitlnc at i'hlladclnhla.
Mr. and. Mrs. Daniels and son Thomas,
of PecliVille. spent the Fourth with Mr.
and Mrs. W. ts. Daniels, of South Main
avi niie.
A child of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Green
of Sixth ur.d Swetland rtfiets, died
yrslerday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jones, of F.ynon
Flreot, are at the sea shore for a two-
weclis' stay.
1'. M. Mass and family, of North
Pi'e.dcy nvenu.', left yesterday for As-
huvy Park.
The L .publican league held a meet
lir.r la: t nlnht at which they made nr-
raiiRenienls to attend the blot rally ne
week from loulKht. The Atst Side lte
pubiican club will meet Thursday
ni-:lit.
Mrs. Thomas P.enney, of South Sher
man avenue, Is recovering from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Dnnh 1 Kvans, of North lteheeca
avenue, Is reeoverins from nil illness.
The Christian Kndeavor choir will
meet nnd rehearse this evening at the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church.
The funeral of John K. O'Malley, who
died Sunday nt his homo. ISiC Jackson
street, will take place Wednesday af
ternoon at " p. m.
West Side I'lisincus Directory.
itlohts'P Cut flowprs nnd funeral tie-
flR .s a sjiwml'y. Floral llRiires, useful
as pirn, nt loi Poiith Main avenue, liar
rlct J. ")avis. ftoriEt.
rHOTonnAPHF.R Cahlnet Photos, 1.4
pir docn. Thoy are Just lovely. Con
vince yourself by calllnc nt Stamer's
Plio'o I'urlors, lul and 11)3 South Main
avenue.
EECOXD HAND FFRNITURE Cash for
nnythinff you have to sell. Furniture,
Btoves, Tools, to. Call and nee the
stock of J. C. Klntf. im and 102l Jack
son strict.
l'cmiciire Little Liver I'ills.
P.ilpht women will use "FKMlCt'ItR
L1TTLIC L1V1CH PILLS" because they
are specially prepared for ladles only.
While they act directly and pleasantly
upon the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and
Dowels, they at the same time wonder
fully regulate and strengthen the func
tions nnd orpins peculiar to the sex.
They relieve Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Dizziness, Indigestion, Torpid
Liver, Itilliotisness. Had Complexion, Ir
regularities, P.aekache.We'.- ht in Pelvis,
etc. one little pill a dose. LTi cents.
Sold by Carl Lorenz, Druggist, 418
Lackawanna ave Scranton.
51 en's Spring Suits
Halters and Furnlshari.
me
SASSIXERS
Stibforbs.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Fatally Injured by a Crowbar Piercing
His ThighOwen Walsh Again.
Work for Sanitary Officer.
Stephen Jobloske, a Polish laborer, 23
years old, employed In the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western lumber yard,
was fatally Injured yesterday morn
ing and his death la looked for every
hour. A crowbar apralnst which he fell
penetrated the lleshy part of his right
thigh near the hip Joint, and the shock
was so great that he cannot recover.
He was brought to the Moses Taylor
hospital, .where the doctors found that
an operation could not save his life.
and they dressed the wound. He
lapsed Into unconsciousness and at
midnight was sinking rapidly. lie Is
unmarried and lived on South Wash
intjton avenue.
W IFK liKATEK IN JAIL.
Owen Walsh, of the Twelfth ward,
was arrested Sunday night for Indulg
ing In one of his old pasttimes, getting
drunk and beating his wife. He was
arrested and was given a hearing yes
terday morning by Alderman Storr.
In default of bail for his appearance
nt court, he was sent to the county Jail.
SIIOI LD UK REMOVED.
Lnut Friday night the barn of John
Myers, of Stone avenue and Elm street
was destroyed by fire, and his horse vvas
roasted In the llames. The animal's
body was not Incinerated by nr.y
means, but was In such shape that It
otiirht to be removed before the sun
was many hours high the next day. It
was still there yesterday, and one doe
not have to go within three blocks to
know thnt It Is still there. Hound
nbout the place Is a thickly built tip
district, and the complaints of the res
idents are loud and Insistent.
SHORTER PARAGRAPHS OP NEWS,
Miss Mamie Fagan and Miss Katie
Tight-, of Plttston, have returned after
Visiting illss Lizzie Kelley, of Crown
avenue.
John Dolin and Joseph Melvln, of Ce
Oar avenue, were driving down Mattes
street yesterday morning and a street
car bumped their carriage, under the
railroad bridge. The accident was only
slight, and though the horse made a
runaway dash Mr. Dolan held onto his
reins and prevented the animal from do
Ing damage.
District Engineer Louis Schwass, who
was painfully burned by the bursting
of a bottle of chemicals In his face, is
much Improved and will be nlll right In
a few days. How his eyes escaped from
serious Injury Is a mystery.
The funeral of Margaret, the two
year-old daughter of Mrs. August Dies-
lng, of Prospect avenue, will be held nt
2 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will
be made in Plttston avenue cemetery.
DUN.MOKfc).
At the examination of teachers held
In the high school building yesterday
the following persons presented them
selves: Mable Daniels, Ilessle Henja
mln, Annie McLean, lleexle Wynne,
Nellie Wilson, Mary Early, Anna Mc
Donald, Martha C. Matthews.
Miss Mary Ualetely, of Chicago, Is the
guest of her cousin. Miss Anna Hazle-
ton, of Qulncey avenue.
Wulter Tripp has returned from a
llshlng excursion In Wyoming county.
Oentge Wlnterstein Is spending the
summer mouths with relatives at Mauch
Chunk.
Court Ethnn Allen, No. 73S2, of Green
Ridge, will remove from Nettlcton's
Hall to their new quarters In Masonic
Hall over Hone's drug store, Dunmore,
Wednesday evening. This Is the orginal
Ancient Order of Foresters. A grand
rereptlon and smoker will celebrate the
occasion. Invititlons have been isssued
and n most pleasant time Is anticipated.
Matthew Jeffrey, of Clay avenue,
spent Sunday In Plttston.
Mr. Daniel Powell is erecting a new
house on Hlakely street.
A local branch of the International
Hulldlng nnd Loa'n Association of
Washington, D. C is being formed. The
offices have been nearly filled and con
siderable stock has been already sub
scribed for.
GKl'KN UIUGC.
V. J. Hodrlck, of Richmond Park, who
has been to Danville and wife who has
been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Shultz, of Plmouth, have
returned home.
Mrs. George Hessler, of ltoston, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. B. Reynolds,
of Monsey avenue.
F. H. Dunn, of Iloulevard avenue, has
opend a grocery store on Adams avenue
near Marloon street.
K. L. Brazier and son, Payne, of Del
aware street, have returned from a
week's visit with friends In New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kear, of
Plttston, siient Sunday with G. H.
Monies, of Monsey avenue. '
Miss Ella Lldstone, of Dickson ave
nue, Is entertaining her friend, Miss
Grace Childs, of Omaha, Neb.
Gardner liean, of the Green Ridge
Item. Is In New York.'
James Fid lam, who has been residing
at Pullman, 111., for the past year, has
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hadsall have been
visiting friends at Arart. Susquehanna
county, for the past few days.
P. A. street has accepted a position
with the vltascope company.
William Cobb, of Delnware street, has
gone to Oxford, N. Y., on a business
trip.
L. W, Lewis, who keeps a hardware
store on Dickson avenue, had his horse
tied In front of his store yesterday,
when It took fright and ran across the
railroad where Its foot got entangled
In the mils and broke a leg which nec-
esltated the killing of the animal.
The Baptist Sunday school will run
an excursion to Lake Ariel today.
"How to Cure nil Skin Diseases."
Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment."
No Internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on ths
face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative, powers are pos
ressed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggist for Swayne's Ointment.
ChicnRO Live Stork.
Vnion Stock Yards, III., July 5. Cattle
Receipts, 10,000 head; steady; common to
extra Htcers. $3.!(0a4.05; stockers and feod
ers, t2.nr.a3.ltr; cevw. and bulls, 11a3.2u;
calves, $3m"i.l0; Texans; $1.75a4.03. Hobs
Receipts, 26,iK"0 head; market strong,
early closing weak; heavy packing nnd
shipping lots, $3.03a3.4O; common to choice
mixed, $3.13a3.50; choice assorted, . $3.00:1
8.03; light, $.1.3i!n3.fi0; lilgs, $2.75n3.53. Sheep
Receipts, Ifi.lHK) head; market strong; In
ferior to choice, $2u4; lambs, $2.730.23.
MARKETS AND STOCKS
Mali Street Review.
New York, July 6. The opening of the
stock market was characterized by
firmness, London having reported a
further advance In American securities
there. The early gain was equal to U
til per cent, nearly every active stock
on the list participating In the upward
movement. A reduction in the posted
rates of Sterling exchange of j per
cent, which renders gold exports out
of the Question unless foreign bankers
are willing to pay a heavy commission
was the most favorable development
at this time. The firmness was short
lived, however, and soon after the
opening the market broke M to 2 per
cent, under the leadership of Chicago
Gas and Sugar, the former dropping to
fid and the latter to 107Vi. Sugar was
depressed by the reduction of ,43-l6
ler cent, per pound In refined. The
Grangers were then taken in hand and
soon lost V.iul1!. per cent. Manhattan,
Jersey Central nnd Louisville nnd
Nashville lacked support and scored
material losses as of late the decline
brought In orders for Euroiiean ac
count and according to good authorities
foreign houses bought anywhere from
llfteen to twenty thousand shares dur
ing the morning session. Speculation
during the afternoon was quiet for a
time, but in the last hour the traders
bid the market up all around. They
were influenced mainly by the steady
buying for London account although
the news from Chicago late In tin day
was looked upon as more encouraging.
It beinir stated that the gold men hod
been able to make some impression on
the silver ranks and that the platform
to be adopted would probably be less
radical than ut llrst supposed The
later rumor led to fairly large cov
ering of shorts which stimulated the
upward movement. In the afternoon
advances. Sugar, Chicago Gas, St. Paul,
Laud N.. General Electric and Pacific
Mail were notably strong. Speculation
left off firm with prices anywhere from
'i to per cent, hirher thtin on Friday
last. Rock Island lost and Jersey
Central Hi per cent. Total sales were
204,100 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN AL
LKM CO., correspondents for A. P.
CAMl'LIKLL, stock broker, 412 Sprues
treeu
Op'n- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. ing.
Am. Tobnero Co. ... ftli (M'i Hi .
Am. Sugar Kef. Co... Il h"s 107U
A tin., to. B.J'U ll't i 14 . io
('lies. & Ohio Mi U-i 14"; ll'i
ChtcRlto Gas liS 88 '4 B'l 5r'
Clile. & N. VT M'i P!"4
Chic.. 11. y 71 72 70"a 71",
C. C. C. & St. 1 28 2S 2S 2S
Chic. It. 1. & I'hc. .. U MTa 'i
Del. ft Hud 12'. 151 ' 12".
Dlst. C. V II 14 1'Ji; 11
(Jen. Kleetrlc -I "'''a "t'-j IS
lwtke Snore 117 117 147 147
Louis. & Nash 4HU 4 41"2 '!"
M. K. ft Texas IT. .. 21 22 2i'i 22
.Man. Klevateil 7i !7!4
.Mo. I'ae 2' 21 SO' 20'i
N. J. Central mi iHi'i Hsu PH'j
X. Y. Central i W"4 !l'i tM",
N. Y L. K. ti W. ... I.". 1.". ll-'i 1"
X. Y., S. ft W X H Vn 77i
X. Y.. S. ft W. IT. ..214 22 21 'a 22
Nor. I'ae M. S'i 8'i X'i
out. ft West 12"s It 13", II
f-.c. .Mull 21 22", 21 22'i
Phil, ft Read 18'i I.!-1, lit X
Southern H. 11 M's 8
Southern It. 11. IT. . 25; 2il 1"; 2"."s
Tenn. C. ft Iron .... ; 21 20 21"h
I'nlon Pacific 7 7 7 7
Western Union S2'i &! SI"; f&tt
w. 1 !' ; r4
V. S. Leather 7'n 1 7 7'i
V. fl. Leather IT. ... 57-i W; r.T'i r.s
V. a. Rubber Hi'i l'JVg ltl'i, pj'i
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE PRICES.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos-
WHRAT. ing. e?t. est. Ing.
September fifed ri'l'i f)s fi""i
December 5S iiS DT'ii ti7'i
OATS.
September Ki'h 1."' 1"
December li" lies 15:st
CORN.
September 27 27!i 2'ei 27
LAUD.
September 3.90 3.92 3.83 D.S7
PORK.
September C.S7 C.9l) 6.70 C.S2
Scriuitcn Hoard of Trade Exchange
QiiotntionsAII Quotation Bused
on Tar of 100.
Name.
Bid. Asked.
14U ...
Dlmo Dep. & Dis. Bank
Scranton Lace Curtain Co. ..
NationiU Boring & Drill'g Co
CO
I' lrst National Hank
(0
firranton Jar & Stopper Co...
Klmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
23
lUi)
10
ll
1)3
2.V)
130
110
2U0
Konta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Car Replacer Co....
Szranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co.
Third Nntlonal Bank
Throop Novelty M'f'g. Co. ..
Bcranton Traction Co
17
110
110
110
20 50
BOXDS.
Scranton Glass Co
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
t 100
mortgage due 1918
People'B Street Railway, first
mortgage due 1913
Scranton & Plttston Trao. Co.
People's Street Railway, Sec
80
ond mortgage due 1920
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ,
Lacka. Township School
100
102
102
M0
K5
100
City of Scranton St. Imp
Borough of Wlnton u70..
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
New York Produce Market.
New York, July C Flour Stendy, dull.
Winter wheat Low grades, l.$70a2.73: do.
fair to fancy, $2.45a3.43; do. patents, $3.;i0a
3.80; Minnesota clear, $2.402.90; do.
straights, $2.93.13.53; do. patents, $3.13al;
low extras, $l."Oa2.35: city mills, $; do,
patents, $4.10a4.33; rye mixture, $2.4ua3; su
perfine, $1.40a2.23; fine, $l.5oa2.U3. Uyc flour
ijulct nnd steauy; -.40h2.so. comment
yulet, steady; yellow western, Z2.iiunz.in.
Branilywlne $2.15. Rye Dull, steady,
western, 3Se. f. O. b. Barley Otilet. 49
pounds, quoted 32c. f. o. h. Barley malt
Quiet; western. 4Su5!te. Wheat Spot mar-
EVA M. HETZEL'S
Superior Fac? Bleach
Positively Removes All Facial Blcmisiies.
Azalea Face Powder Is mtperior to any faoa
powder nvur mnnufuetured, L'sed and eouv
mended by lmdinz aoet-ty and proNuionnl
bHiities, bt'cause it uivos the' boat poaoiblo
'fleet and tinvt-r loavca the kkiu rough or
bonlv. i'rlce 5t cntfi.
Thrlxogcne, Katiirs' Hair Grower, il ths
gratmt null' inrlorator of the prrsant pro
greMiveaae, belli imrulr a voa-tali!e com-
fiound, entirely )mi tnlt ss, and marrelona in
i bdui-flcimit effoct. All divusea of the Ualr
aniiealpuro lumlilv run d by tha use of
'1 liriX'iRJiie. Price 3y rents and il. Foraalo
nt r. M. It'itrel'ii llutr-dreaalng and Manicure
Parlurx, tpto Laeknwanan ve. and N 1 bale
nine Cullding, Wilkai-Uarro, Uail ordera
Ollod promptly, ,
'Mb
ket, dull, easier with options; 63ic; un
graded red, Ou'taUJ'jc.; No. 1 northern,
iMVic; options wer moderately active n.
Bteady ut aTHC decline; July, inc.; Aug
ust, (ilc; Septemtter, tilc. ; December,
63c. Corn Spots dull, easier: Xo. 2 ut
S3e. ; opt Ions dull, lower; closed wchk;!
juiy, sjtsc; Bepieniner, 33e.; OctoOL-r,
3Sc; May, 33?ic tats Spots quiet, firm;
oiHions. dull, easier; July, 2c; August,
l!t-c; September.. Wici Xo. 2 while July,
21'.-jC ; spot prices. Xo. 2, ut 2i-c. ; do.
white, 2lic; No. 2 Chicago, 211-c"; Xo. 3
at l!i",c; do. white, SOc; mixed" western,
22H221jc; white do., 2:ta2'ic; while state,
23a2iic. Beef Quiet; family. $.f.n.i9; extra
mess, $'.a7e. Beet hams inactive. $14.30a
15. Pried beef Dull nnd steady; city ex
tra India mes, $11011.30. Cut meats l-'lrni;
pickled bellies, 12 pounds, 4t-ia44e.; pic kled
shoulders, 4a4'jie.: pickled hams, L4al0c.
Lard Quiet, o i.-ler; western steam, $4.07(
bid: July. $4.ltvV.; city. Sit.iJii. Rye flour
Dull; rontlnent. S4.33: S nith America, $1.73;
compound. 4'i4';c. pork Diill. easy, old
mess, 57.73.iS.23; new mess, $s.30a8.33. But
ter Quiet, easier: statu dairy, lOJll'jC. ;
H. ereamry, 11'-..!i13e. ; do. factory, 8illc.;
Klgins, 13e.: Imitailun creamery, t'al2.',
theese Quiet, freely offered; state large,
5l-..a'i'14C.: do. small, 3'ja7c.; part skims.
2it41,c; full skims, 2'-a3c. Kggs Firm,
fair ilemand; state and Pennsylvania,
li'tnlk'. ; western fresh, lla'.'c. ; do. case,
$1.30aX
HiifTiilo Live Stock.
Buffalo, X. Y.. July 0. Cattle-Receipts,
3,7s: head; on sule, 2,S'!0 liLad; opened ac
tive uml Inc. higher for good butchers'
and steady to easy for heavy anil ex
port grades, closing steady for good,
bandy grades, but dull and weaker for
he.ivy steers, early sales, prime Rteers,
$l.33at.rj); good butchers' and liliieers,
$l.llla4.23; lhrht to medium steers. $;i.s3a4:
mixed hatchers' common to choice, $2.',o.i
3 C; bulls steady, good In avy, $3:i3.23;
fra-h cows an. I rplngi rs, $!Sn4o per hun
dred. Veals Klrni; fair to choice,' $3. Via
4.50; late sales, two loads exlr.i fancy
heavy steers. 5t..'u; ronrse fat he:ivy
steers, Sts4.'3; stags, vli:!.T.0, Hons Re
celjits, 10,210 heail; on s:ile. O.ih'O heal;
opened active and hlrner, closed easier;
early sales, gro l to clieiee Yoikers, $!.i0,i
3.93; light bits aid plus. $:i.:.3al; mixed
packers, $.',..c.3.i:;.73: miPum weights, $o.i'.o.i
3.1: heavy grades. $;U"a3. i." ; roughs, $!a
3.2(1: stags, $:':i'.'.r.o: late sales, extreme
heavy, nonilr.aliy quoiilile nt $3'l.'i.i3.-ii;
piKS straight sold at $l:il.13. Slice') nnd
liimhs Receipts. 2i'0 head; on Bale, ii.'M
bead ; opened linn to strong fur good
har.ily grades with others iinchnmrcd,
closed weak; prime to cxtci spring l imbs.
S3.73ui!; fair to rood. ?:.ti3,i3 iM; culls anil
common, r.'. 0a I..,'); mixed sheep, g.ic.l to
choice, $2.73al.13; V iiidy wethers, M. 1.3,1
4.2."i; heavy ewes, i;i.o3a3.73; no export ile
mainl. Oil "Inrbct.
0)1 City, Pa., July li. Option oil was
quoted at $1.13 bid; credit balances, SI. 13.
ONCB S10RM In harnionv
with the world, 2000
I c',;- ,y ewaijueicij cureu men aro
r4 jv v sittjiiii; happy prubei for
1 11 "ft the grenteiit, grand.
- , ' 1 i'.miiii i.iuuiuriK:i
til'. I weakness and
lc'it. vbror known to
lneiiical seicaco. An
laecouutof liilsu'on
di'i'Jui tliM'oriTU, la
book form, widi ref
erences and proofs,
Will lwim trt t.i af
ferlnff men (scried! free. Knll nmnly vigor
peraiatieutly restored. Failuro imiKistiblj.
EP.!i:Fi'!E0!0.UC0.,3yFFfiL0,Jj.Y.
ON THS LIE CF TH
are located the finest fishing and hunting
grounds in the world. Descriptive booita
on application. Tickets to nil points irj
Maine, Canada and Marliimn Provinces,
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Canadian und
I'nited Stntes Northwest, Vaavouvor
Beattle, Tacoma, Portland, Ore., San
Kranclseo.
Rrst-Class SIsoping and Din-ins Csrs
attached to nil throtiqjht trains. Tourist
cara fully tlttcd with bedding, curtains
and specially adapted to wants of families
may be had with second-class tickets.
Rotes always less than via other i;ni.
For further Information, time tables, etc.
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, Q. E. A..
353 Broadway, New York.
AK F0THEB5KLT Off
GIVES THil
BEcSTIKiilTVc
FOR SALE BY THE
ATLANTIC Mil CO
SCRANTON STATION.
Coxpleilca terrs3
DR. KEBRA'3
Ecmovcs I
Liver Mr.
BunfeL'rn find Ten. and in.
ttcrcs tho lilu to in crl::i-
nal fn-shneas. rriV.ii.il'if n C'i -
clear tad healthy c.m-:i. ,) '
picxion. i:iipericri3niii.-..M
prejiarattor j a" p'riViiir hnnrloa. At all
tlruiglits.or JErtiled tor SCi u. ticiid lor Ciiculr.T,
VIOLA OKIJS 83A? t' ''"rlr Imminn m v
rUa purU.ilnff Swi.p, tin.'TulM Uifl toiltt, r.ai ie.lut n
.l.nl Ut il nur-ury, t'vil 1 ; ;i:ril & ill .f '.J Bui.
mted. Ailrr.Tii':, fr'ra Js C n"..
G. C. t3ITTK".Kcs f;0 Toledo, C.
ror nle by MATTHEWS BRna. and
JOHN H. I'lIKLrS. Scranton. Pa.
mtntt ar Thc HicwtoT W.'.ikh. AurHoam-.
' . lOTAr.rn will cv.ro yoi.
t llit 'iH11'"111 to nif.-mrj
4 I 'iZ Srnm oll, Koro 'I' l!-or k,
A li'iirnTn, jr:mnciiilii
, V,i't f.r!!A11-niiV;t.
tCV iinnh ileriuiif. Anon:cli-n:
, . ' ri.mriir.cnnvinlriittncurr;
In portcl. reailT to rn on lir-t lii'ilrailun of cni(f.
I'ontlmied Vo :ncto Irerroinvn Curt.
s itlitaftUmfrtiarinti'nd r 11101117 rci urilcni. yrlrr,
Si ttn. lrtal freo ot Iinit.;Ui:i. ftcsteri.il mail.
JO couia. B. D. tBSIMH, air., It Lirra, Ujch., 0, S. t
lil.tll HOL a'!li;ndliM.i;.v,t,.ca.ii(ih.xni
Ithenm. oM soresl'iiriie, f'uii. Vimftrrti1 rei
my fur PI I. us. rpite.SK utn.nt Pn.a- H I r
ll.t-i.ir bymail prs; nil. Au lri'lmaiiiiboTn. a? I '
For sale by MATTHEWS BR03. and
JOHN II. PIIELP3, Bcranton. Fa.
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308 UCKAWANSA AVENUE 308
Save Meiisy Is Making Money.
Are you in need of Shirt Waists or Para
sols? If so, we can save at least 25 to 50 per
cent on same.
ICls V ill buy an Elrtrant Lann- nn Will boy a fine Dimity
J V L ""'d Waiat, in choic pat- VftC Waiat iu choice colon, da-
terna, advertised eU.wtero tached collara, worth fully
foriOc ma.
Afn Will buy an oloeant Latin- .,,..,
4VC drlu'l Waiat. 111 all atyle tQr Fo' White China 3ilk Para
strictly f ast color, well VOC ol. extra heavy quality, ad
worth 73c. TartUod elnawhar for L80.
. . . I
7 p- A Ohnlce lino of Waiata, in
J )C Jtripes and plain liuen ef- on For Limm effect Parasol
. tuct8' dUpUyed elsewhere rUc thn latest novelty, would ba
for $1.00. JZr ch0M) f(ir
50--PER
Reduction in all
illinery at
'Am
2,000,000 BARRELS
Mads and Sold in Six Months, ending flarch 1, 1896
Total Product of
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby's Superlative Is sold everywhere from ths
Pacific Const to St. John's, New I'oundland, and in England, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and is recognized as the best flour in the
world.
mEGARGEL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
ON THE
CHARE EDGED I
SCUA&E BUTTED LUMBER,
SQUARE BUNCHED 4-FOOT LATH.
RICHARDS LUMBER CO.,
02 Cam'iWEJLTH BJILDINS. THINE 422.
MOM AMD STEEL
Bolts, Nuts, Eolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Riv
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Suj
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT STEEL HORSE SHOES
and a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc.
I1TTEIIE1B
SCRANTON. PA.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, - - $200,000
Surplus, - - 300,000
Undivided Profits, 64,000
Special attention given to Business and Persona!
Accounts.
3 Interest Paid on Interest Deposits.
BIBB
For sals by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming Avenue; and
Spruce Street, Soranton, Pa. I
FASHION
CENT.--50
Capes and Jackets,
Half Price.
SQUARE.
QUARE nEALING TO
QUARE llEALERS.
00
When In doubt what to use for
Nervuu. Debility, Low of Power,
Impotcncy.Atrophv.Varii occlc and
other weaknesses, Irom anjr cause,
use Scxine l'llis. Drains checked
and full viiror quickly rettord.
If plwtcd. loeb lrmtt,U mult rt1lf.
Mai!cJlnrl.U);rjlxeEfJ.CU. With
$3.00 orderi we Rive a guarantee to
cure or refund the money. Address
Pt-AL MEJICINE CO., Cleveland, O.
CONNELL