6
THE SCRANTON I RIBTTNE FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST L8, 1890,
HAVE
Serge
or
MAOE TO
THE FRANK T.
Coal Exchange Building.
EASTERN LEAGUE
BASE BALL GAMES
Providence Defeated Wilkes-Barre
Superior Field Work.
by
SCRANTON CLUB'S POOR BEGINNING
I.ukI l lie titiino lo Springliulu in a
llciivi-lliltiut; oud I.oosc-ricldins
'amcUtitinlo hccps Rochester
UllHD,
Yesterday' Kesults.
Springfield. 11 Scranton
Providence 6 Wllkes-Barre S
Hutfalo 4 Rochester 3
l'ercentnge Record.
P. W. I. P.C.
rrovlJoni'o 61 'j!''
Rochester MO IS! 47 "
JlillVilld Mli )' -o"
'1'otoiiKi W Til ".." ."II
Syracuse 12 f fci ' .4H0
HprlnitllcM 1" 4'i M 4,;0
Wilkes-Hurre 7 57 .413
Scrunlon MHO! .'-iTJ
Todnys l'ntorn l.rnnc ('iinies.
Si'ramon at Snrlwstiel.l.
Vi'llkes-Hm-rc ut Providence.
Syracuse ut Toronto.
Buffalo ut Kochi-ster.
WON IN THE NINTH.
The
Ponies Defeat Scranton by
Run in the Last Inning.
Heavy Hilling.
One
Hpiinuflcl.l. lluss.. Am;. ST. The Ponies
hail the Kiimn won today, then allowed
Scranton to tie uml then bnrely pulled
out ny it Hinitle run in the ninth in-iiiiK.
Hoth j'.rown mid M -I'ai tliu were hit free
ly. Score:
SPKIM'I'Il-'f.n.
A.li. It. II. r.o. A.
l-'ullei- PS ....
Strieker, U ..
He-hettler, If .
lit outlier. II)
Hurley, If ..
liilliert, 31
I MIIK-H1I, cf
I.euliy, c ....
Mol'aiilin, 1j .
1
4
(
11
I
:i
l
Total
. -11 12
ANTON.
A ll. It.
.. .' 1
1.1
H'-'l
II. I
1
l. A.
K.
n
o
i
ii
l
:i
o'Hrirn. cf
Meancy. if
Kutsiin. II' ..
Jlasy, Mi .
Mnu-uire, ;:ii
K.;lier, ::li
l0sr-, HS ...
lleruer. o ...
llHIttll, l ...
I
ii
Tot ill
Spi-ltiKlle
41
II
12
1 i
27 IT 8
1-I2
I) 5 0-11
SchPttler
-Selierller,
id
.. .1
1 0
tl 0
Sci-uuiun .. .
SKlll'tl bllMC-
r.. ilroiillitiH.
ililbert, Leahy,
....I 0
0 i
-Fuller,
Strieker,
Two-lmse liltrt-
Xlcl'artlin, Jloss
'.. Three-
base liils llroiitliei'H, tiilln rt. Pun. an.
Klr.st Liiho on hulls Kuller. Strieker,
UruutheiK, Cilllierl, Imneuii, Me-Paitllii.
Meiiney. Firm hao nn errors Sprltimi. id,
4: Sriuiitnn. 3. Jefl nn liases Kprlnnllcl. I,
Hi; Seianlon, 8. Struck mil llail-y. Hit
by jiitelier O' r'.rieii, .Mussey, itlnanlrc,
.Moms, Ill-own. lmublp plays lirown, l'.er
Ker iiiul .Mussey; Werner nnd Keii-tor; Kul
ler uml Snicker; iMincun iiiul l.eahy.
I'mpti es-Srt iirl wood anil furry. Time -S.iU
K'EENAN POORLY SUPPORTED.
Otherwise Wilkes-llurre Would Have
Won from the t'rayi.
Providence, Anu;. 27. Providence de
feated Wilkes -Kane today. Keetiun
Inul miserable support In the early part
( the Rume Htid the lumie team liileil
up what looked like a bit; lend. In the
ninth innitiif with Hie Henre G to 0,
WilkeH-Biirre fruve nn exhibition nf lire
wurkH 9iiid five jnen senred anil the
trying l'tin va cut oil by a linirn
breudlh. Score:
iJi:f)VIPKNCK.
A.
ii.
1
II
P.O.
1
I
.1
s
:i
r,
i
4
0
A.
ii
i
4
O
U
Hussett, 31i .
('ana van, 20.
Knight, If ...
tnuuby, Jl .
I'ooney, bm ...
l.yoiiH. cf ...
J
0
(I
1
0
u
Murray, cf ..
Coocan, c ...
IXilun, p
Totals
41
6 10 27 14
WILKRS-HAKRK.
A.U. K. 11. P.O.
A.
ii
ii
I)
1
1
X
:i
3
I.yttle. If
Honner, 2li .
l.ezotte, rf .. .
lletta, ef
Smith, b ....
Wente, c ....
Goeckel. lu .,
.Mc.Malion, hs
Keinun, y ..
Totals ... 3
Providence ..0
5 12
10 0
0 0 0
HI
0
0
11
1 (i
5 "i
2 0
0 0
Wilkes-llarre, 0
lOurued runs Providence, 2: Wilkes
liarre, II. Two base hits Cioosckel 2,
Hetts. Three base hit Cooffnn. Home
run Drauhy. Stolen base Iolan.
Double plays iJolan to Cooney to
Urauhy, tToonan to Canavun. First
liasf on bails Drauby, Lyons, Smith,
MeMahon. First base on errors Provi
dence 6. Wilkes-Barre 1. Struck out
Hetts, Cnnavan. Time, 1.05. Umpires
Itudderham and Coakley.
Korhester.Bunulo.
Rochester, Auk- 27. Rochester was
defeated by Buffalo here today in the
ninth limine. I'p to that time the
Brownies had the better of the argu
ment all around. Score: R.JI.K.
Woihester.... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1:! S 3
Utlffalo II 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 4 7 :i
Butteries McParlnnd and Hnyd,
Wadsworth and Smith. I'mpire
Keefe.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Percentii(,'e Kecord.
V. W. Tj.
lialtimore 72
'ineintiali !'' (.1) 7
rltveland Iitt W 40
hloao 1W B2 47
Pittsburff 103 W 47
Huston Mfi Ut 4S
Itrooklyn Mil M M
Mew York "H iil f.7
Philadelphia 1"7 M r.7
VVashiiiKton 101 41 i:'!
4 lmltt 11. 'Ill 7'
P.C.
.H'i
tiTil
.nr.
.'ii!l
.'".2
.547
.4?2
.472
.4X
.:iii
.2.".i;
l.oulsvllla !l2 27 77
New Vork-St. I.oui.
New York, Auf. 17. Tim New Yorko
won two names from St. IjOiiis today in
hiillnw slvle. In thi veconil ffum KIkm-
limer received the worst support Kiven to
any pitcher here this season. Scores:
Klr.'t (tame Jl.TT.K
New Y'ork ...0 0 4 0 2 0 0 1 7 2
HI. Louis .. I I t 0 II I O- 3 ) I
Hntteries Mttmour and Wllsou; Hill
and lur(iuy. Upiplre Emslli
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Summer Clothes
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WYOMING
AVENUE.
Second Rame R.H.K.
New York ...1 2 2 1 2 0 0 S -! 10 4
St. Louis ...0 0220000 2687
Butteries Sullivan and Zearfoss; Kiss
inger ami IK-Karland. Umpire Kmslie.
PhiludelphiaCleveland.
Phllad.lphia, Aus. 27. Philadelphia
played fast ball today and had no trouble
in defeating Cleveland. For the first four
Innings the Spiders gave a bad exhibition
of lieldltig, but then settled down, and
the balance of the game was shandy
played. Weuther clear and pleasant.
Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia 501200010 9 14 1
Cleveland ...0 1101000 1-4 10 S
Batteries Carsey and Boyle; Younff and
Zimnier. Umpires Henderson and Camp
bell. llooton-4 hicngo.
Boston. Aug. 27. Ohicaso could do noth
ing with Klobendanx toilay, and made but
two hits after the llrst inning. Score:
R.U.K.
Boston 0 201 2 2794
Chicago 3 000 0 0-324
Butteries Klobendans and Bergen;
ltiiggs and Anson. Umpire Lynch.
Brooklyn-Louisville.
Brooklyn. Aug. 27. Two games were
played with Louisville today, the cluba
breaking even. Scores:
First game It.lT.K.
Brooklyn ....0 11000000-272
Louisville ...1 1 1 1 2 0 4 0 0-10 10 2
Batteries Kennedy, Steen and Hurill;
Fruitier and Dexter. Umpire Hurst.
Second game It.If.E.
Brooklyn ....2 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 - 7 10 3
Louisville ...0 004001 0 10 04
Batteries Abbey and Bnrrill: Cunning
ham and Hextcr. Umpire Hurst. '
nalliniorc-4'incinnnti.
Baltimore, Aug. 27. Both tennis played
faultlessly lu (lie Held today ami bit the
bill hard. Score: It.ft.K.
Ilaltiinore ...0 2 0 0 2 0 4 1 9 1 0
Cincinnati ..0 0 0 0 t 0 1 0 13 11 2
Batteries I loffer and Clarke; Dwyer
and Vaughn. I'mpln Sheridan.
Wiixlihigtnn-l'iltolHir;;.
Washington, Aug. 27. The homo I earn
made ii grand rally al the bat in the eighth
Inning, earning four runs on two triples,
mo doubles and u siimle. Score: It.ll.K.
Washington u a a I 2 0 0 4 7 M 1
Pittsburg ...2 2 o a 0 0 O 1-"i1ll 2
Butteries King, Norton and Sledulre;
Mawley and Stlgdeii. I'niplre Lully.
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
Harmonics l) lent the Old Y. M. C.A.
Tcnni nt Athletic l ark.
The lIurmnnleK won from the old
Young .Men's Christian iissociatliui
leant ycsleiday sil'lenmun nt Athletic
park in a yatne that seo-sii wed from
the Mluit up r. (he last inning when
Hi.- winning leant had one i tin lo spare.
The luiuiig .Men's Christian association
pluyers did the hctivlcMl hitting but
tin If ernus (osl I hem lite game. Score:
v. :i. c. a.
At:
B.
1
4
I
0
1
II. P.O.
Jeremiah,
if
Jones, if,
21 1
t
liillerau. e
T. Brooks, If. :ib
uwens, lb .......
McPoiiald. "I, p
Moran, ss
Iteese. cf
J. Brooks. 2b ...
Posncr,
If
:t
T.Mai Hi 14
is
It II
J1A B.MON IKS.
A.B. H. IT. P.
T. I, oil us. ss .
Coleman. 2b, p
I
liaiighaii, ll .
Mi l.aiinlillii. rf
Shine. ::l
I'rossln, cf ....
It
n
o
1
If. I
Sweeney, If,
21
Phillips, c
P. l.oltiis, p
II
II
Total
V. SI. C. A....
Harmonics ....
Hal m il rnns-
.... 10
,... 0
1! !
hi II
0
0 5 IS
I) 3-19
....I 0 1 7
Y. M. C A
Harmonic
2. Two-base hits ( lillcran. Ow ens, Jones,
Shine 2. Ciossin. 1'. Lol'Kis. Three-base
lilts I'osner. tiauglian. Home runs
Hcese, 2. Stolen bases-, loins. T." Brooks,
tiwens 2, .McDonald, J. Brooks, Bonner,
Coleman. 'McLaughlin, Shine 3. Struck
out By Posner, 4; by .McDonald. 1; by P.
Lofltis, 2; by Coleman. .1. Double plays
Coleman, unassisted: Sweeney to tians-'h-an.
First on balls off I'osner. 7: off Mc
Donald, 4: off Loftits. 3; off Coleman, 2.
Cmpire .M. Crossln. Time 2.30.
correspondingly raised'.' Hardly.
The Slats challenge the Violets to a
game of ball on the Stillwater grounds
grounds Sunday morning, Aug. 3a, at 10
o'clock, .loo Allen, captain; J. Kciden
bach, manager.
The Stars accept the challenge of (he
Crystals to a game on Lynch grounds
Sunday nt 2.30 o'clock. Joo Allen, cap
tain; ,1. Ttelilenhaeh, manager. -
The drove Street Stars challenge the
Hearty Boys ton game Saturday on Lau
rel Hill Park grounds at 10 a. ni. Answer
In tomorrow's Tribune. O. Kellutn, cap
tain. The Crave Street Stars defeated the
Sailor Boys of the West Side in a game
yesterday on 1 ho Laurel Hill Park
grounds by a score of 17 to 9.
DIAMOND DUST.
Wilkes-Barre claims a "remarkable rec.
ord" for twenty assists In a nlne-iitnlng
game. That has happened here twice,
and in one case the Ponies played only
eight Innings In the field. It Is simply
due to one or two plays In which run
ners are caught between bases and run
out by half the team. Springfield
I'ttion. Scranton made twenty assists In
Tuesday's nine-inning gnmo with Syra
cuse, only one man was run dovn on the
line and but two assists were given in the
play.
It Is estimated that Doyle slides about
sixty feet during the course of one gutne.
The question Is. how long would It take
Jack lo cross the continent on his wish-
bone, provided he was helped along by
ll collection of excited liitiehlers. chasing
a batted ball'.' Washington l'ost.
Sam wise Is due for a Journey down the
chute to Hasheenvllle. Leewe has re
placed him nt second on the Buffalo team,
and Warn is now engaged in Jollying up
Ihe perspiration of the bench. In his day
Sum would burrow Into the so.l like u
ground-hog. and pluck out the grounders
that ventured Into his territory, but he
often spoiled his plowing specialty by
Sowing the wind ten feet over the first
baseman's head with the ball. As a ver
satile thrower Sam had only one miiihI.
whoso name was Jim Davis. Jim could
aim nt the first baseman uml hit a fan
In the grandstand behind the backstop.
Washington Star.
A minor league umpire has secured
Judgment for back salary. This Is Ihe
first Instance on record where the griev
ance of an umpire was recognized.
"Did you ever hear about that SHke
Kelly Incident, which happened soon af
ter the rule was adopted, permitting Ihe
taking of a player out of the game at any
lime and substituting another?" said Karl
Wagner net ween innings In the Washing
ton pi ess box. "Well. It's n good one.
Mike had hurt himself slightly the day
before and was not playing u certain
game, which lit the opening of the ninth
inning was exceedingly close. Mikes
tiam was one run In the lead and two
men on the other ido had been retired,
There was ii runner on third, however
ami a heavy hitter ut bul. It Kernel u
certainty fiat the score would be lied
land evtrybody was highly excited. Tile
! batter sent up a high foul tly tlitil bugueil
Hie stand in di-sceuding aid wus cliarly
out ut reueli or tne catcher wiio was. oi
course, right behind the bul. But .Mike
look advantage of the opportunity In un
original and rather startling manner.
Quick us a Hush he shouted to the catcher,
' You're out of the game. I'm In your
place. The ball descended Into Mike's
outstretched hands and the play went all
right. The third man wus out and the
game saved, but It required lengthy ex
planation to make the other pluyers and
thu spectators understand the occur
rence." HOMEOPATHS IN SESSION.
Society i( Northern Vennsjivauia
,Het Here I.nt Eveiiing.
The Homeopathic Medical society of
Northern Pennsylvania met In Dr. F.
D. Brewster's olllce. North Washing
ton avenue, last night. There were
present: Dr. A. A. Llndabury, Dr. J.
W. Coolidge, Dr. H. A. Hellner. Dr.
Theodore Suretli, Dr. C. W. Roberts,
Dr. Lyman Peck. Dr. (5. J. ltetlinghoff.
Dr. E. L. Pect. Dr. F. D. Brewster, of
this city; Dr. K. H. Hill, Tunkhnn
nock: Dr. T. M. Johnson, Plttston;
nnu Dr. J. J. Thompson, Carbondnlc.
In addition to the routine business
there were discussions of vntlous sub jects
and a report by Dr. Brewster, of
the proceedings of the American In
stitute of Homeopathy at Detroit.
The ntneers chonen for the ensuing year
were: Dr. R..H. Hill, Tunkhannock,
president: Dr. Theodore Sureth, Scran
Ion, vice president; Dr. Anna C. Clark,
Scranton, secretary and treasurer.
MINERS' EXAMINING BOARD.
Annual Hcport Submitted to Judge
Archhiild.
William T. Clrimths, Sliles flibbons,
and Willinm T. Morris, who constitute
the miners' examining- board for the
First and Second anthracite districts,
Hied their annual report yesterday In
court.. Judge Archbald examined It
and ordered It filed. The report sum
muri.ed is as follows:
Sub-board, No. 1. Cnrbondale Citi
zens examined, 147 aliens, 9S; registered
from other districts, 23; number exam
ined, 1M; failed to Pass, 32; fees re
ceived, $i47.rn.
Sub-hoard! No. 2. providence Citi
zens examined, 111'.; aliens, 122: registenl
from other district;-. 49; number exam
ined. 212; railed, 2x; fees received,
$!I4."0.
Sub-board No. Si-rar.ton-Citizens,
247: aliens, lull; registered from other
districts. :!; number examined, 290;
failed. 7: fees received,, $.'.7'i.lo.
SMALL ROCK KILLED HIM.
YYcsl Side Miner Dies in the .Vline
Ambulance.
A small piece of rock from I lie roof
of the Central mine fell upon the head
of James Carpenter yesterday morning
nt Id o'clock and frmii I he injury re
ceived lite man died while being taken
In the mine ambului lo hi home. Ills
Hampton street.
That death should result from the ap
parently trival cut on the head of the
dead man is remarkable. The incision
coul. I scarcely be noticei. Yet death
happened within an hour uftef the ac
cident, and tlte injured man never re
covered consciousness. He wus em
ployed as a. iniiier and was al work ut
the time.
Policemen Hall Tnci.
The liuike-up of the S( Tallinn police
men in next Monday's game with the
W'llkes-l-arre blueeoals will be us fol
lows: Day. catcher: N.-uls ami Deller.
piiiheis; .May. shortstop; Hart, sec
ond base: Holding-, third base; Dug
gatt. right field: Davis, center Held;
Buhner, left Held: Peters find Kuilus,
baso run s. The pitchers will nller-
li.iic in Hie box and on lirsl base.
MURPHY'S FINE SHOOTING.
New Vur'-'s Aniuteur Winit Shot Ue
tents Hurley, the rrolcssioniil.
Kdgnr !. Murphy, Ihe crack New
York uinaleut- wing' shot, and who is
so well knottii in Scranton, made a
great record Wednesday when he de
feat, 'd Morfey, Ihe professional in a
200-blrd nialeh at Long Brunch, of
the shoot, u Long Branch dispatch lo
the New York Herald said:
The much talked of pigeon shooting
match between Edgar fill. lis Murphy, the
well known uniulcur. nnd T. W. Slorfey,
the professional, came off today on ; lie
Hollywood grounds. Aland Ballard w is
the referee ami Jacob Pent, the scorer.
The conditions were 2mi birds each, thir
ty yards rise, and a nominal slake of $2'ie
a side was named, but It was well known
thai more than ten times that amount de
pended upon the result. The weather was
pei fect for such sport, nnd the birds were
fast and hard. Shooting began about
noon nnd finished at 3.30. A number ef
crack pigeon shots were on the ground.
Murphy held his opponent well from Ihe
start, killing the llrst twenty-live straight,
and, going on. missed Ills thirtieth, leaving
him with twenty-four (lead out of his sec
ond twenty-live. Again he killed his third
twenty-live straight, missed three on his
fourth twenty-live, leaving him with Ihe
splendid score of nlneiy-slx killed out of
the tirst one hundred. During this time
Morfey had lost twelve out of his llrst one
hundred, and Ihe match was then gener
ally conceded to Murphy, wilh eight birds
to the good. In the second hundred both
shooters showed some signs of fatigue,
but each killed ninety-two, thus leaving
Sir. Slnrphy winner by eight birds. His
form, time and precision throughout the
mulch were perfect, and, considering the
quality of the birds, bin score with ninety
two on second wus one of the best ever
made, particularly as he has not been
shooting regularly for Ihe last three
years. The full score follows:
Murphy- Killed
,. vt.i.i.i H .'.-M VHm o-
Mis-sid
n
1
n
22222.H2222. 12222.22222 22221
2222 2122 22"22 22'-'2 2'1-1-'
2( I2. i r1 2. 1 H222.22222. 22222
22112.22221,22221.10221.1211112
222 1 2, 1 21 U2.I '2222. 1 2222.2222 1 .
21
23
:-.222,2-:12
22U2.:
Totals
Morfey-
2ii2I0.21i02,22-.,22.121:!2.2i12I2.
22121, 12122,22222,0111. 22221 .
1 21 122. 2221 2.2 1 220, 1 02 1 2. 22222.
0 1 222. 2 1 221 . 22 1 21 ,2 1 1 1 2, 1 222! .
21 1 1 1.22212. 22220,222 '2.21211 .
22221 .21 222. 22( 122, 22222.2 1 222 .
I I222.I.22222. 22222. 2222 1 , 221 22.
02 1 22,221 20, 22222,22 1 22, 1 1 2' (.' .
.... IRK 12
Killed. Missed
.... 20 3
3
21
24
23
Totals S0
FIVE TIMES DOOMED.
V n y in ii it Siitlnn, Often Svat the bul
lous, Is Pardoned.
Richmond, Vn., Aug. 27. After Imv
Insr been five times sentenced to be
hanged, and hnvlnir entered the Vir
ginia, penitentlury to serve u life sent
ence. Way-nan Sutton hits been pur
doned by (lovernor O'Ferrull.
Sutton was convicted lu March, ls.xR,
for the murder of Peter Jlurvel, of
Wyeth county. lie was sentenced lo be
hanged, hut the date falling: on Sun
day he had to be re-sentenced, and
technicalities and his escape and recap
ture led to the repeated retmposltlon
of the death Denaltv until It n-nu
j muted to a life tentenciy
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tbat of the man ii a dress coat. How
ever dirty his work, the workman can '
have a clean collar every day with
out cost if he wear the
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the wearer, with a wet cloth or sponge.
It combines satisfaction, economy and
comfort. No fraved edges to chafe
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and culls ore the genuine interlined
goods with a "Celluloid" surface and
bear the above mark. They are water
proof. All others are imitations. If
j-our furnisher does Pot keep them
send lo us direct. Collars, sue. each.
CtflTs, 40c. pair postpaid.
THE ( ELM'LOIO t O.MPtXY,
Arw York.
CADAI I in t he W rlean-Mf
OHrULIU furth.-wu(HU.
HIGH PYTHIAN KNIGHTS.
I'lcclions Hade by the Supreme Lodge
at llcvclaiiil.
Cleveland, Aug-. 27. The Supreme
Lodge Knights of Pythias, nt Its morn
Inn; session, elected the following of
ficers: Philip T. Colgrove, of Mlchlgun, su
preme chancellor; Thomas II. Sample,
of Pennsylvania, vice-supreme chan
cellor; Albert Stcliilinrt, t Alabama,
supreme prelate; It, L. C. White, of
Tennessee, supreme keeper of records
nnd seals; Thomas D. Menrs, of North
Carolina, supreme master of exchequer;
James H. Moulson, of New Brunswick,
supreme master nt arms.
PREACHER HELD FOR THEFT.
( hnrt,-es of Itiirglnry Entered Against
a Colored .Mill ster.
Wilmington, Del., Aucr. 27. In addi
tion to Hie attempted burglary at the
Cables lmicl. which led to Ids being
wounded and subsequently uriesled.
Rev. Wililatii Fisher, the i oloted
preacher, was today accused of a.recent
burglary at the residence of Snintiel
Forbes, In this city.
tin litis charge he was held In $2,000
ball for a hearing lumorrow. He has
retained counsel and will resist both
charges! against him. Many colored
church people are standing by bim.unil
believe in his Innocence,
Successful Trial of the Brooklyn.
Iloslou, Aug. 27. The cruiser Brooklyn,
ill her otliclul trial today, mude an u cr
ane of 21 KMIHI knots. This gives to the
.Messrs. Cramp, of Philadelphia, the.
builders of the cruiser, a bonus of J:w,
ui) for the excess of lt knots over the 20
knot requirement.
WILLIAM S. MILLAR,
Alderman 8tb Ward, Scranton
ROOMS 4 AND 5
OAS AND WATliK CO. BUILDIN0,
CORNEA WYOMING AVE. AND CENTER ST.
OFFICE HOURS from 7.30 a. m. to 9 p.
m. l hour Intermission for dinner and
upp.r.)
Particular Attention tilvtrt to Collection-..
Prompt Settlement tluarantred. Your Hust
ons l Respectfully Solicited. Telephone 134.
Lager
v Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
0
CAPACITY:
100,000 Barrels per Annum
HOME-GROWN TOMATOES
PEAS, GREEN CORN, CELERY,
BEETS AND CARROTS, FAN
& CY "JENNY LIND" AND GEM
' CANTELOUPES, WATERMEL
ONS, CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
1. 1 Pitt FENS IIL ill
NTT FAIL TO SEE THI
WOI.P AMERICAN, The Finest and Hlfhttt
Crade Wheels Made In America. 1806 Wheels,
Up-ta-Date la every Particular, Ijlio. Com
aade. B. B. PADKfgD. in Snruca ssmt
,f 'If
ROBINSON'S
1 in to
GREAT FIRE SALE AT DUMMORE.
I I UL1L1I ILIV kJ fions, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes,
etc, Will be sold at flticfion, cornmencing Saturday at 9
o'clock and continue from day today lintil the great stock
is sold. This Will be the greatest Fir? Sal? known to
Diinmore. Do Not Miss It.
V. A. BEEMER, Prop.
nlMliiM
FOR THE EASIEST
RUNNING WHEEL ON EARTH
I A. GREGORY
ON A
SPALDING
AT KINGSTON, 0.1 AUGUST 2?,
Took everything in Muht, except
the gi-tind stand, anil he would
have taken that, too, hut it wus
filled with pretty nivU, and being
bashful he did not wunt to ask
them to move, (ict a Spalding
and he with the push at
FLOREY'S
OICYCLES
At Rock-Bottom Prices
Euffalo Prince '98, $3?
Bison '95, 3C
Columbia '93, 21
Remington '91, 2J;
Glide '94, 2i
Coun'ry '93, 15
Country '93, 10
Een Hur 5
These are all fitted with 'pneumatic;
tires aud are in good running order.
CHASE & FARRAR
HICVCI I; SI Rli:0NS,
5151 Under. Street. Cpp- Court Ho in 2,
fl-otifnipb'4
REVIVl
RESTORES VITALITY
iroia utv
'f 1 tin -'
Made a
Well Mar.
Of M:
THE GPt'AT :toth luv.
jr-mapjoii ri"E3vti3"D"sr
produces the above reoulta in ltd days. It a ti
Iioivertullv sud quickly. I Hr. H wb.-n all others t ill
Young nicu will rriaiin tbi-ir lost manhood, and oil
la.'U will recover their youiiiiiil vigor l.y itt.iu;
HKVI O. It iuickly ami surely rentores Ni-rvoiif
ncsa, lkt Vitatily, Impnti-nry, NUIitly Kniis.ucn.
I.ost Power, failing Memory. Wtitiir Disrasi-s. a.'.'
ail cO'.'i-tK nf H.'11-al.use or excess and iudiKrreiion
'-. liicli imOts one tnrtctiriy. biisiness or nian-iHii''. 1
lot only cures hy s'.nrtiiat at tho scat ot ib d-a-e. b ,
isasreat nerte Ionic ami blood builder, br.ur
irK Lack the pink glow to pule cberksa-dii
'luring the lire of youth. It wards off bean :
mil t'ousiinintion. Insist cn having KKVIVO. n
ttier. It can be carried in vfi pockrt. By in..!
I.tltl ti'-rpackaw.er rix lor SA.OO, with a pea
ve written giiMrantec to euro or refui:
'i; tuoiiey. Circular to p. AtMri 3
" "-"('- - - rHi'eo -
fur sale by MATTHEWS BROS., Uruui
bcranton, Pa.
Adams Aye. and Mulberry St,
6 Nights, Com
mencing Jlonday
Aug. 31
MATINEES Wi:iN!MAV,
THURSDAY ANU f ATUKDAY AT a. Jo P. .M.
GENTRY'S FAMOUS
l Pony h
Unquestionably the World's Best Trained
Animal Exhibition.
I fin I Superbly Educated lings, I I ((
lw I Ponies and .Monkeys. ,uu
ADMISSION:
Children, ioc.
Adults, ioc
THEE
kioosic pon co.,
ROOMS I AND 2, COM'LTH i'L'V6
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING AND BLASTING
POWDER
wade at moos1c and rubii
dale: works.
I
LAHLIN RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Batteries, Electric Gxploders, for ex-
piouing blasts, Hafetjr rasa, aud
Bepaano Chemical Ca's
mart
EXPLObitf
SCHOOL F?5
J. ALFRED PENNINGTON, Director.
(Organist of Elm Park Church.)
DUPIL of some of the most celebrated
masters in Boston, Paris and Berlin.
Huston . . . vs.sy.
Paris and Berlin, 1SS9-1SU.
l'arls, .... 1891-1003.
fflSMlY CUSS LESSONS. PRIVATE LESSONS,
FALL TERM OPENS
Thursday, September 10, i896
CTI I nine 1 301 Madison Ave., Cor. Linden St.
J1U j Elm Park Chnrch.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS'
2,000,000 BARRELS
(Made and Sold in Six Months, ending Harch 1, 1896.
Total Product of
I
RtiHSJMD
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,009 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn. Crosby's Superlative l sold everywhere from th
Pacific Coast to St. John', New I otiiidland, and in England, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and is recognized a the beat flour in the
world.
MEGARGEL CO 1 ELL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, - - $200,000
Surplus, - - 300,000
Undivided Profits, 64,000
Special attention given to Business and Personal
Accounts.
3 Interest Paid on Interest Deposits.
MOM AMD STEEL
Bolt, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, RtV
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup
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.
iTTEiBEllB
SCRANTON. PA.
fag? l(Sfe tttfe
For gala by JOHN H. PHPtPS. Pharmacitrt. cor. Wyoming Avenuoand
fV,-'e Street. Scranton, Pa,
CORNER DRINKER
AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
f PIANO
ORGAN
VOICE
THE
1 00
When In doubt what to iite ft
Nervous Debility, Loss of Irower,
Impotencr. Airophv.Varicocele and
other weaknesses, from any cause,
use Sexme Pills, brains checkca
and full ieor quick! restored.
Ifne'mnf. trnsbkn mult r.t.Uf .
Mailed lor Jl,eo;) boxes fc. 00. Witk
$AM orders we if ire a guarantee lo
cure or refund the money. Address
Riu.iv.n. HVs S-IVTUSUII. M
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