THE SCITANTON TBIBUNE-TnURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10. 189G.
Neu)s
; WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Boy Injured While Piaylnj witli Glass.
. John Williams' Ribs Fraclured.
John Sheridan Injured.
Three accidents of a severe but not
eerioua nature wore rc'tcl yestenltiy.
A tvo.-ye;ir-olil Kin of Mr. n'i'l Mrs
Rteve Mr.rUwIck plfiywl with eI.ih yes
terday nnd TJr. Koljcits v;!M cnllcil in
to dress the cut which resulted. The
artery of the rlKlit hand wiih severed.
As John Williams was Kfltinir out of
bed yesterday morning at Ii!h home in
Dockers' court, he Ml t'.K'i'.nst the bod
post and surtnlncd a fracture of sev
eral rib? on the ripht Fide.
J.jhn Sheridan, a yomtp man. was in
jured, in the Centml mine. Ills right
hand vr.s rqueezed between a prop and
a car..
COXVKXTION ON THIS SIDE..
PelpRiit' . of the Luther leagues of the
Northeastern Central Pennsylvania
division will convene today in St.
Mark's Lutheran church on the corner
of VYat-iiburn and Fourte'Tth Ftreets. it
is an annual session of the lentrue and
Is attended by many representatives.
The flrsU seysdon will he hrld at 10.:!0 a.
ni. At this Hew A.L. i'.amer, pusltor
of St. Murk's church, will Rive an ad
dress of welcome and a response will
be trade by President O. A. Trobert, I.
D., of YIlkes-l!nrre. The current bus
In can of the league will then he taken
up. At 2 p. m, another session will he
bold. This' Is of an educational and
Hplrltual nature. At 'the evening session
there will be. devotional services.
The Patriotic Order Suns f America,
of Northeastern Pennsylvania will bold
their annual convention In lied Men's
ball next Saturday afternoon. A dis
trict president will be elected.
NO NIGHT MEAT.
The underpinned butchers have
nfireed to close their respective placer
of business ut 7 o'clock eveiy evenlrn
-ctpt Saturday: .Mooned Slilpmnn,
TVul.lle & Rt.-rlliiff. W. A. Iteld, Will
iam Fro-tel, William rns, Oavle-i ,t
Pavies. W, D. Thomas, tliles liros. and
John Mnuiiiunn. The nsreenient Hoi:
into rfect on Monday, October 5, of
this year.
FIVE SEEKERS NOW.
Another candidate for the H publi
can nomination for alderman in the
FKlh ward announced himself last
night. He Is I). E. Morgan, an oil
resident of this Plde, whose home Is at
30GU. Tenth Ktp'et. The other candi
dates are: Timothy Jones, ilenjamln
OrlflUh, IX V. SIoi-Knn and the prssnt
incumbent, M. L. Ulair.
NEWS AND PERSONALS.
J! las Cora Davis, of Plymouth, has
returned from a visit to Miss Jennie
. Howell Jof Seranton street.
Miss Evelyn droves, of lirneklyn, Is
the Kiiest of Miss Ella Williams, of
North Main avenue.
Mrs. C. It. Shryer and son, John, of
North Main nvenu has returned from
a visit at Frostburg, Ind.
" Miss Lizzie Hermanns, of Seranton
utreet, is home after an extended stay
at Elizabeth, N. J.
Miss Helen Thayer, of South Main
axenue, Is the truest of Miss Helle Mil
ler, of West I'lttston.
Horn, a hnby boy, to Mr. and Mrs.
Geoijre Eynon.
The funeral of the late Edward A.
Watkina will take place today from
the home of his parents on the corner
of Price street and firant avenue. The
deceased was born in Wales, but has
lived here many years. His wife, son,
Thomas, nnd daughter, Sarah, survive
blm: Interment will be made In Wash
burn street cemetery.
, The members o the Jackson street
Bunday sehol wilt lent- In mind that
the annual school picnic will be held
Friday at Laurel Hill Park. The cars
will leave in the mornlnfr.
Five prisoners, for drunkenness were
locked In the station bouse last nitrht.
An entertainment was held at the
Jackson street linitl-t church lact
evening. A laiRe crowd was a.tti acted.
It wni called a "Genera nhieal" afllair.
Knch peron ntt he or she mined was
Riven a slip of paper und on tills pnpvr
was the location of a town or county.
.When, the entertainment una over
much amusement was found In nipteli
1ns; papers for a partner at the tables.
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MILLION patriotic voters have rec
ognized the confusion of our pub
lic politics, and are determined
toinlbrm themselves, and stand like patriots
in the hour of their peril and vote to the best
of their knowledge, for the best Interests of
the common people of the whole country. It
means further that every voter wants to
know, not only the doctrines of his own
party, but the views of all other parties and
the reason for the differences Gold, Silver,
Tariff and Free Trade. To this end we have
secured a complete handbook of public po
litical information, edited by Lawrence F,
Trescott, WHICH WE WILL PltLSEXT TO
TJ1E PUllCHASEIl OF ANY MEN'S SUIT.
itm Dealing Cloihisrs,
of 1h?-
Miss Norma. Nichols presided over the
thtcrlulnmcpt. The partleipaters were:
Misses Murlun Jones, Lena Clarke,
Kate Owen, Elizabeth Jones-, Jemima
Jotres, Lyndall Jones, Edna Evans, Km
croon V. Owen, Eddie James and John
Evans.
West Side IJtisincss Directory.
HARRIET J. DAVIS, FLORfST.-Out
flowers and funeral 1cb1;;ii3 a specialty;
1CI South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson street.
I'HDTDOItAl'HER.-Cablnet photos, $1.41
per dozen. Tiny nru Jr.at lovely. Con
vince yourcelf by callliis in Ktarncr's
Photo 1'iuiors, 101 and lvi South Main
venue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Cash for
r.nythlng you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves. Tools, etc. Call nnd seo tho
slock of J. C. Kins, 701 to W West Lacli
anunr.a uremic.
iK LF.N KlUCii:.
Thomas Fllteroft, of Oapouse ave
nue, is entertaining his mother of New
Jersey. Miss darn Finn has returned from
a islt out of town.
Mrs. S. C. Dmsey, of Delaware
street, entertained company from For
est City yesterday.
At the annual meeting of the Wo
men's Christian Temperance union
held yesterday afternoon on Penn ave
nue the following olllcers were elected
for the ensuing yea.": President. .Mrs.
frank Depue vice-president, Mrs. J.
H. Thomns recording secretary, Mr'.
S. C. Horsey; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. It. H. Pease, and treasurer, Mrs.
J. Hadsall.
Mrs. Clifford, of Penn avenue, who
has been absent from home for several
months, returned Monday.
Mrs. Allen, of Delaware street, ami
Miss Minnie Peek, of Capouse avenue,
are on the sick list.
Charles I. Dnlph, the Capouse nve
nue baker, has retired from businc.
The ladles of the Women's Christian
Temperance union who Intend to be at
the county convention, to be held nt
Jb.osio Friday, are Invited to meet nt
Mrs. ProoUs', corner of Canouse ave
nue nnd Marion street at S :::. a. m.
Julius Koch, of Delaware stre-l, and
Ki.pene Hall, of Madison avenue, left
Monday on their wheels for New York,
where they will visit with the former's!
urcle.
IMtOVIDF.NCIv
Several drunken men who were pas
sengers on Peckvllle car No. 6 last
Tuesday evening annoyed the other
passengers so much, by their shameful
language, that the conductor was
forced to eject them. During the scuf
fle that followed blows were struck juid
the conductor was bein;: badly used
when he suddenly whlpeil out a revol
ver. The sight of the weapon Immedi
ately put the desperadoes to llir.bt.
During the fight Superintendent
Charles Powell was struck several vic
ious blows. He was engaged yester
day In endeavoring to secure the names
of his assailants.
Andrew MeClurln, of West Market
street, has returned from New York,
where he underwent a critical opera
tion. Miss Maggie Coyne, of Hlootn avenue,
Is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
The members of the Father Whltty
Glee club are urgently requested to
meet In St. Mary's hall this evening at
8 o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor choir of this
place will meet this evening for re
hearsal In the Presbyterian church, at
S o'clock. The time of the convention
is drawing near, and every member of
the choir Is urgently requested to be
present this evening.
Miss Nellie Robinson, of Leggett's
street. Is 111.
Mrs. William Collins, of St. Louis,
Mo., nnd Miss Lizzie Lynn, of Haw ley,
are the guests of Durkin street friends.
Miss Maggie Durkin, of Mary street,
has returned from St. Louis.
Mrs. Rachel Jones, of I'lttston, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Finlay Ross, of North Main avenue, has
returned to her home.
Deluss Moore, nf Parker street, is
rapidly recovering from his recent se
vere illness.
John buddy, of I'ultin street, was
painfully burnt about the face yester
day by an explosion of powder at the
Cayuga shaft.
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School ot'tlic Lackawanna.
Hooks and supplies. "Wholesale und
Introdui tory piiees.. 13, iillcman, the
bookman, Spruce street.
Kaitsrs and Fumistoi-
SAMTERS
SUMirbs.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Pync enJ Mcoric Boroughs Will Be
OiipotetJ by i'.'.inooka CilizensParly
(iivtn by Miss Libbie Lulz.
Taxpayers of Mlnoolta are deter
mined to make every effort to prevent'
the dAi.don of Lackawanna, township
into 1 yre and Moeslc boroughs. All
Unit part of the township lying we:-t
of the Lark i wanna river composes tlvj
territory vl.ieh the court will be nske I
lo ineirpoi nie Into Pyne borough; and
the people of llreen wood and Mooslc
want a borough also. This will leave
tlin tow nship only as large as Mlnooka,
find the people of that place aUece
that if the two boroughs are incor
porated the rest of the township will
not be self-supporting, or they will
have to Impose In avy burdens of taxes.
Atterneys I. II. Burns nnd M. I.
Donahoe have been engaged to (Ho pe
titions In court against the boroughs,
ami to argue cpalnst them when the
hearing comes up before the grand
jury In November. The citizens of Ml
nooka met in Fa-sold's hal and decid
ed on this step.
FEENEYS ASSAILANTS ARREST
ED. Two weeks n;ro William Conroy nnd
Thomas Coyne got Into a fight with an
old man named Patrick Feeney, of
Maple street, and his son. They beat
the old man unmercifully and warrants
were sworn out for their arrests before
Alderman John J. Ruddy, of the Twen
tieth ward. Constable Michael Me
Murrny has been after them since and
brought them yesterday before Justice
of the Peace Grifliths, of Taylor, where
they entered ball for appearance at
court. Patrick Coyne and John Kear
ney, of Minooka, qualified ns bonds
men, the former for Conroy, the latter
for Coyne.
PARTY ON PROSPECT AVENUE,
A party was tendered to Miss Lizzie
Lutz at her home on Prospect avenue
Tuesday evening. T hose present .wen-:
Mr. nnd Mrs. William T'.amgartner, Air.
and Mrs. Conrad Hellershr im, Mr. and
Ms. Fred Rellcrsheim, Misses Dora
Forkel, Minnie Halin, Emma Forked,
Annie r.eilershelm, Lilly Forkel. Min
nie Hnhn, Martha Spindler, Maggie
Hrell and Annie Heidenbach: William
and John Lewert, Fred Shlnenian,
William Hotke and Charles Heller
fehelm. THE CAMP "WILL PARTICIPATE.
There will be a celebration tomor
row evening nt Music hall in honor of
the election of Attorney A. J. Colborn,
jr., to the state presidency of the Pa
triotic Order Sons of America. Camp
l;;o of this side will participate In It,
and the members will meet at their
hall nt 7:30 to prepare to march to the
hall.
SHORTER PAPvAORAPHS OF NEWS.
Florence Helrelgel, nf Cedar avenue,
has resigned as bookkeeper of th!
Cleveland commission house on Lacka
wanna avenue.
The funeral of the infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph F. AVoelkers, of Cedar
avenue, look place yesterday afternoon.
Interment was made In the Twentieth
ward cemetery.
John Corcoran and Miss Mary L.
Crane, of Cedar avenue, will be married
at St. John's church on Sept. M.
The mnnlage of John F.dan and Miss
Rridget Toole, of Minooka, Is an
nounced. Dr. John Mctlrnth. of South Wash
ington avenue, Ir visiting In Philadel
phia. 1 lesk Serrreant Robert H. Deiter Is on
hi -t annual vacation.
Lieutenant Peter Zang. of the South
Side police precinct, has resumed duty
after his vac ation of t.'ii days.
A ball will be held at Gerninnia hall
on Sept. I'l under the auspices of the
Sporting Ten, a social organization
composed of young men of the Eleventh
inn d.
The Twelfth ward bicycle club will
meet this evening at their hall, corner
of Prospect avenue and orchard street.
A mectln;: of the Seranton. Athletic
club will be held this evening.
Miss Katie Lan'iau. of i'lttston, la the
guest of frlecds on th'a side.
There will be an aanlv r-"iry high
mr.;:s of recioiem nt St. JoIm's church
at .S::i0 Saturday mo.ning for tho re
pose of the soul of the late William
Lavelle, of Cedar avenue.
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To urc n fold in One Pay.
Take laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets.
All dnif gists refund tho money if it
fails to cure. 2.1c.
MINOOKA.
William Fitzhenry. a laborer.employ
ed in the Taylor mines, was painfully
Injured about the hips yesterday morn
ing by a fell of top coal.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Connolly, und Miss
nume Campbell, were lsitors at Han
som yesterday.
William Moore, familarily known ns
Big Bill, a former resident of this place,
was renewing nc'iuMntances In town
yesterday nfter an absence of twenty
five yrara Mr. More is a veteran nnd is
at present domiciled in the Soldiers
Home In Indiana.
The Young People's Christian En
deavor of the Oreenwood Presbyterian
church Is making arrangements for an
entertainment to be held on Septem
ber 22.
M. J. Egan, of Jermyn, wag In town
yesterday.
The O'Connell Council, 1S4, Young
Hen's Institute will meet this even
ing. A debate, "Resolved that Bryan
should te elected," Is offered as an at
traction by the Literary Circle. All
members are requested to attend.
A number of our local wing shots
wlil tnke part In the sweepstake at
Seranton today.
The remains of an Infant child of
Thomas Duffy, who died yesterday
morning will be intered In Minooka
cemetery this afternoon st 4 o'clock.
The Lackawanna township school
hoard held a cry lively session lsst
evening In No. 1 school house. The
matter of purchasing a plot of ground
for school purposes was the principal
business that engaged the attention of
the directors. Director King moved that
the board buy the lot oftered by the
Donahoe estate for $1,400 and Director
Hlgpins amended the motion to the
effect that the board purchase the plot
of six lots offered by Mr. Gibbons for
$2,400. The land is outside of the dis
trict. Mr. Hlggins' proposition carried
and the board decided to buy the Gib
bons land by the following vote. Yeas
O'Lenahan, Foley, McCrlndle and Hlg
gins; nays King and Loverlng. Prof,
X. i. Coyns acting; toe tha principals
wanted to withdraw the communica
tion asking for an Increase of salaries,
On motion cf Mr. Higglns It wan decid
ed to Increase the salaries of principles
$5 per month. The salary of Miss Miry
J. l "M;l'tiry was raised to correspond
with that of the other teachers. Mr.:
i' oi j wur.ted to increase the salary of
Miss Jeffrey but Mr. King objected and
said the salaries of all teachers should
be raised. He offered that idea as a
motion a:.d it was voted dawn. On mo
lten of Mr. Ki.'.g, Miss Mamie Coyu-j
was employed aa an assistant In the
primary department which is over
crowded. Vnder th head of new busi
ness Mr. Loverlni read a eommunlca-.Mw.f--.ro
FurTitiipiilont Taylor In
forming the board that director) pr
...-i.- . ti:powcred to maintain libraries
and that all pupils Ehuulu vaccinated.
DUNMOKK.
Ira Brader, of Ulakely street, has
gone for an extended tour up the Hud
son river.
Miss Emily Seamons, of Philadelphia,
Is the guest of Mr. nnd Sirs. Henry
Cronk, of Brool? street.
Miss Atrnes .Mongan 13 convalescing
after a severe illness.
Miss Margaret Kelly, of Drinker
street, has gone to Lloomsburg, to at
tend tho Normal school.
One of the principal features of the
! ice cream festival, which is to be held
in Doyle's hall this evening, Is the
grand old-fashioned country cake walk,
in which every one can take part. Tne
hall Is being decorated and arronsed In
a most artlstlo manner, under the
supervision of an expert. An invita
tion Is extended to the public, to all
come and join in the merriment. Ad
mission is free.
Joseph Hoover has disposed of his
property on Brook street and has
moved Into his new house on "Wyoming
avenue.
Miss Oeorgle Jones, of ISIakely street,
is recovering from a severe illness.
TAYI.OK.
In a Inrge Republican town Ilka
Taylor, why cannot our business men
organize a McKlnley and Hobart club,
and have weekly discussions? There
are good enthusiastic Republicans iu
this locality and a club should be or
ganized and liromlnent speakers se
cured to gives addresses on those ques
tions which ar" now so incomprehen
i slide to a number of voters. A club of
this kind would be of great interest to
the local ticket.
Today the employes of the Pyne,
Ilolden nnd Taylor collerles will re
ceive their monthly earnings for tho
month of August.
Miss Gertrude Reed, of West Pitts
ton, returned home yesterday nfter a
week's visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Tubbs, on Taylor street.
Mrs. Coblelgh, cf Main street, who
has been visiting her son, Burgess
Powell, of Nanticoke for tho past few
days, has returned home.
Joseph Davis, ourpopular druggist. Is
angling nt Lake Henry, and no doubt
he will return with a fine catch of fish.
John Knight, of Philadelphia, was
here on business yesterday.
A lawn festival will be held nt tho
lawn of tho Welsh Baptist church this
evening.
Knlish t apMnl Tor American Invest
liients.
Important to Amcr!can3 seeking Eng
lish ccpital for new enterprises, A list
containing the names and addrcaaes of
Sr.0 successful promoters" who have
placed over 1100.000,001) sterling In for
eign investments within the last six
years, and over xlS.000,000 for the seven
months of 1893. Price 5 or tio, payable
by postal order to the Loudon and Uni
versal Bureau of Investors, 20, Cheap
side, London. E. C Subscribers will
be entitled, by arrangement with tho
directors to receive either personal or
letters of introduction to any of these
successful promoters.
Tills list la first class In every re
spect, and every man or firm whose
name appears therein may be depend
ed upon. For placing the following It
will be found Invaluable Bonds or
fi hares of Industrial, Commercial and
I Financial Concerns, Mortgage loans,
Sale of Lands, Patents or Mines.
Directors Sill EDWARD C. BOSS,
HON. WALTER C. PEPT3,
CAPT. AUTHUR STIFFE,
Copyright.
F1KST T.I'GMSL ATIVK KISTKICT
Seranton, Pa., Aug. 31, ISM.
The Republicans of tile First legislative
district of I.nek:i v, anna roimry will assem
ble in cr.nfciit;un at ft. D.iel I s hall. North
, A!;in aveniif. Scraniou. t' on Tuesday
afternoon, ! ;t. !.", PSii. at 2 o'c'o-:;, for
the purpose of nominating a c anilidjij
to represent tin; said clislriet In the 1 ."-rls-lalure.
The election of clelenau-s to mil.
. convention will teke place at the regular
polling places of the district on Saturday
afleiiioon, Sept. 12, Wti. between the hcuii'H
of i and 7 p. m. Election districts are en-
I filed to representation as follows:
First ward, First district J
First wan), Second district 1
First ward, Third district 2
Se ond ward. First district 1
Second ward Second district 2
Second ward, Third distort 1
Second ward,
Second ward,
. Fourth ward,
i Fourth ward,
Fourht ward.
Fcmlh district 1
Fifth district 1
First district 1
Second district 2
Third district 2
Fourth district 2
Fourth ward.
nrth ward, First district 2
Fifth ward, Second district 2
Fifth ward, Third district 2
Fifth ward, Fourth district 2
Sixth ward, First district 1
Fourteenth ward. First district 1
Fourteenth ward. Second district 1
Fifteenth ward, First district 2
Fifteenth ward, Second district 2
Eighteenth ward, First district 1
Twenty-first ward, First d'strict 1
Twenty-first ward, Sec ond district 1
Vigilance committees will please take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
W. A. PAINE. Chairman.
JOHN H. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
If the Bnby Is Cutting Trrtli.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over flfiiy years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
nllays all pain, cures wind colic and Is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by
. druggists In every part of the world.
i'.e sure and call for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. Twenty-live cents a bottle.
Chicago Live Mock.
Fnion Stock Yard, Sept. 9. Cattle Re
celptd, 1H.00O head; market for choice
steady, other kinds 10c. lower; common to
extra steers. $3.1.'ar.$); stockcrs and leed
ers. n.10a:t.Sj. Hogs Receipts, 27,ntK) head;
market firm: heavy packing and Fhlp
ping lots, I2.71a3.25; light, J;t.i;a3.W. Sheep
Receipts 16,000 head; market weak;
lambs, t2.60ab
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Vkt hi-
11 Bill
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MARKETS AND STOCKS
"Wnil Street Hevictv.
New York Sept. 9. Stocka opened
active and buoyant. The favorable
report of the St. Paul for the tlseal
year and the action of the Manhattan
directors on the dividend continued to
exert a favorable Influence on specu
lation and the sentiment was decided
ly bullish. A Olive was made against
tho Bhoits in Manhattan, tobacco, su
gur and Chicago gas and an dvanco
of 4i;.2' per cei.t resulted. The ue
clarations of tho usual dividends by
the Western l.'nlon and Suar com
panies, tilinuluted the upward move
ment, the sharp advance induced real
izations on a moderately heavy scale
aud the ryom traders who have been
lulking reaction for some days put out
small line of shorts In the Urangers
and Industrials. This selling brought
about a decline of 'A $i 3 per cent., t::e
latter iu Chicago gas, which sold down
to !). Manhattan receded 2'4 to 84,S,
tobacco 2 to (w'M.l'.ui'ilnglon l!i to 67.
St. Paul 1 t 70',i, R. I. Hi to 60, .
E. 1 to 27:!'t, L- nnd N. to 40 and
V. U. to SUi.
Speculation in the closing dealings
was rather weak with Chicago gas as
the special feature. Net changes as ft'
rule show advances of U S 1 per cent.
Total sales wire 215,1)45 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM 1.1NN. AL
LEN &. CO., stock brokers, Mcars build
ing, rojms 703-7tii.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est tug.
Am. Tobacco Co .... G5 67U 03 til
Am. Sag. Ue'g Co ..11M4 in" USH 11"W
Ateh., To. & S. Fe .. 12 12 12 l
Can. South 4V!i 45 40 4J
Ches. & Ohio It's 14 H 14
Chicago Ua 60 62Vi f'9 64
fhlc. & N. W 9D 100 S W
Chic, li.HU 6 8 67 6714
! C. C. C. St. 1 21 2'! i 26
Chic, Mil. & St. P .. 70 TIN WVi
. uc, It. i. & P Ut 1 Wv
1)., L. & W 151 151 151 151
DUt. & C, F E 0 6 6
U. n. Eleetrlo 2S 29 27 27i
buko Shore 145 141 115 145
Louis. & Nash 4J 42 40 41
M, K. ft. Texas, Pr.. 22 2S:'i 22 22
.Manhattan J lie 81 81 81 SrH
Mo. Pncttlo 20"a 20 1 l'.i
Nut, Corduco 3 H7 3"
Nat. Lead 22 22 22 2
N. J. Control 1i'2'.i 10'J'i liv 102"t
N. Y, Central 3 Kl 83 83
:. Y., 8. & W Fr .. 23 23' i 23 23
Nor. Pacific 12 12'i 12 12
Out. & West 13 13'i " 1SH
Omaha M 3S 31 S
Pacific Mail 13 19 19 J9H
Phil. & Rend 1ii"t li! 10 16'.A
Southern R. R 7 1 7 7
Southern R. R., Pr.. 21 21'-j 21 21
Tonn,, C. & Iron .... 22'i 22'ij 21 22
Texas Pacific 6 6 6',i G
Pnlan Paeiilc 6 6 ti C't,
Wabash, Pr 11 11 14 14
West. Union 81 82 81 81
W. L 11 ti 6
V. 8. Leather, Pr .... 50 61 50 60
V. 3. Rubber 17 17 17 17
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES.
WHEAT. Open.- High- Low Clos
ing. et, . !e.
Deccmbeil 53 fjsr'i'i 67 68
.Mny 62 63 62
OATS.
December 13 16 !"(, 10
May 18 1S 18 18
CORN.
Drcembcr 20 21 20 21
May 237, 24 23 23?i
LARD.
Ducember 3.40 3.42 S.10 8.12
January 3.ci2 3.C5 3.60 8.8)
Krrnnton Board o! Trade Exchange
Quotations-. VII Quotation Based
on Per oi 100.
Name. Bid. Asked.
D'mo Dep. & D'.s. Bank 140
gcruuton Lace Curtcin Co W
National Boring & Drill's Co ... 80
First National Bank 650 ...
Seranton Jar & Stopper Co 2S
Elmhurst Boulevard Co 100
Seranton Savings Bank 200 ...
Hotita Pluto Olass Co 10
S-ianton Packing Co 83
U't-uon Mill Co 250
LatKawanna Iron & Steel Co. ... 150
Third National Bank 350
Throop Novelty M'f'g. Co SO
Seranton -Traction Co 16 21
Seranton Axle Works 80
Lnrk'a Trust & Safe Dep. Co. ... 155
Economy Steam Heat &
Power Co r0
BONDS.
Seranton Glass Co 100
Seranton Pass. Railway, first
niortKafic duo lOIS 110 ...
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage doe 1918 110 ...
Seranton &. Pittrton Trae. Co. ... 80
people's Street Railway. Sec
ond monrago due 19:o 110
Dickson Manufacturing Co 100
Lncka. Township Sehnol 5 103
City nf Sernn'on St. Imp Uri ... 102
liorouph of Winton 6 ... 100
Mt. Vernon Conl Co 85
ficranton Axle Works I'"
Seranton Traction Co ' .85
Now VuJ
roilnro Mnrlrt.
Ti. 9. I'lottr Quiet,
-. i It-1 . MenJy: f. o. !.,
it v.- York, 8
...y. Vi le iit-(..,
1?.; iin.m'uile'l re
tt e.; itnBruilcl reil, r,a'ii:.: NO. I 1101.11-
eni, 'ij'e.; imtiotis xteu'ly: May, tiS'Ke.;
M..etem!.'er, P:IV.e.: Oetolie", (3'. jo.; Novem
ber, 6-1 'Me.; P
einljer, ti'i'c. t'orn Hull,
firm ;. No.
-j'lr
elevator; ai'.ie. alluat;
options were dull timl Htcmly at tinehanijed
I rite?: Kept-wlier, LV.,0.: Oulole-r, ir.,".;
Deeemlier. Tr:.: Hay, Xi'ie. Oats Qnk-t, '
linn; ot!or.M firmer, rtitli: September,
lfUe : Oeinber, t;Kc; Pec-ember, aia.; i
rpot prlet-p, No. -fe.; No. 2 white, 'JX'.-dC.;
No. 2 riil-mio. Sir.; .'o. 3, 17'ic. : No. 3
white, 2ur.2JU-;.; mixed western, ltt',r-le.;
wlilte do., 2'ia'Jlic. ; white stute, 20aue.
i'rovlslons IJuiet, steady,, uiiehanKed.
l.niil tittlet, unsettled; western (team,
?:.it) aFkeil: eity, fX3a; nptlonB fal- s, none;
PeptPint'er, M'."7, nominal; relltie.l, quiet ;
continent. $1: Smith American, $1.10: coni
j otnid, :i'ra4e. Mutter ('holer steady, fair
deir.and; Ktate dairy, 10a'i.'e.; do. ereitinery,
IVjaHi'-jc; western dairy, 8a 12c; do.
creamery, llljiilfl1 jC,; do. factory, 7'(.a
11'ic; l.'lpins, Iti'ie.; imitation creamery,
10al2e. Cheese Firm, fair demand; state
larRe, liav'.e.; do. Htnall, 7'iaK.':;.; part
rKims. 2a3c; full sltlms, l'.e. K:.'i;s I'alr
ilemnnd, firm; Htate nnd Pennsylvania,
lD'ialVe.: western fresh, ljal'ie.; do. per
cane, $1.80a4.
I'hilntlelphin I'riivisien llnrkt. "
Philadelphia, Sept. 9. Provisions wro
In fair jelihinir demand and nteady. Wo
quote: City Kmolced beef, llall'c.; beef
hams, $15 .oiialti.ju for old nnd new, as to
nxerage: pork, family, $0.7'.al0; hams, 8.
IV cured, In tierces, 9HahiH.e.; do. smoked,
Hvial2c, as to nverase; sides, ribbed. In
fait. Jai'ie.; do. rlo. Bmoked, 4aSc; shoul
ders, plelile-etirej, B',!.R5:iic.; do. tlo.
smoked, BVia'c; picnic hams, S. V. cured,
.ViaClr.; do. do. smoked. tiv,a7,.ie.; bellies,
in pickle, Hcordinr to averawc, Iooru, G'ja
6e.; breakfast bacon, 7a7'e., as to braiel
and average; lard, pure, city retlncd, in
tierces, 4"C.; do. do. do. In tubs, 4'4n4c;
do. butchers', loose, 3'ic; city tallow, In
hotheads. Sc.; country do., 2Via2?4c. as
to quality, and cakes, 3'4c
lltillnlo I.ivc Stork.
HufTalo, Sept. B. Cattle Mrrket (lull,
10c lower; Hunt heifers, t2.ii0a3; fair to
Rood fnt cows, 2.23a3; veals steady, 4.D0a
6M. iIIokb Market lower for Yorkers
and llRhl Brnd.iS. ?H.i;0a3.t;3; plRs, $3.uja:i.W;
mixed packers, .1.ri0a3..rw; meillums, $3.40a
3.4."i; heavy 3.IWa3.3S; roughs, 2.75a3; stai?j,
n:S,a-i.m. - Sheep and Lambs Market
dull and 10al5c lower; Rood to choice na
tive lambs, Jl.COnt.K; fair to Rood, tla4.R0;
mixed sheep, Rood to choice, J3.40a3.a3;
common to fair, 2.3ja3.25; Canada lambs,
Oil lllnrket.
Oil City, Bcpt. 9. Oil market, cdorlt bal
ances, 110; options closed at 112, tha only
quotation. National transit runs, 80,160
barrels; shipments, 6,482 barrels; Buckeye
runs. 78.538 barrels! ihlnmantm. n tui hu-.
. '
SCHOOL FZ
THE
J. ALFRED PENNINGTON, Director.
(Organist of Elm Park Church.)
pUPIL of some of the most celebrated
masters in Boston, Paris and Berlin.
Boston - - - 18MSS9.
Paris and Berlin, lSS9-iS5)2.
Paris, .... 1S9MS93.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
Miss Katherine Timberman
CONCERT CONTRALTO.
Pupl! of MME. MARCH ESI, Paris, and HERRGEORG HEXSCHEL.
London, as
TEACHER OF SINGING.
Miss Timberman won hijh praise as a singer from soma of the
most noted celebrities In the world during hor
recent concert tour in Europe.
FALL TERM OPENS
Thursday, September 10, i896
Tl THIO i 301 Madlson Av6-. Cor- Linden St.
I UJLIU'0E!m part church.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS'
JAMES MOIR,
Has Moved te HI New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrance on aide next to Flr?t National
lis iik. He bu now in a
Comprising everything req ileite for One
Merchant Tailoring. And the unto eau
be shown to dvitutni;e in his splD
dialy fitted up rooms.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
Is Extended to All Readers of The Trib
une to Call on "OLD RELIABLE" In His
New Business Home
THE
I
ROOMS I AND 2, COM'LTH B'L'O'G,
SCRANTON, PA.
WDER
HADE AT M003TC AND RUSH
DALE WORKU.
LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric lter.p. Klcctr'o Btnlolera, for ox
plurllni; blunt, Saiety Fuse, umiI
Rcpaano Chemical Co. 's EXples,
CALL UP 363?!
EMU CiliMHSllE
CO.
i!o Ifinnnnr fli
ETIIIUI'
OFFICE AND WARHHOUEE.
141 TO iSi MLRIDIAN STREET.
SI. W. COLLINS, Manager.
PICKLIiiu CUCUMBERS
. Pickling Cucumbers, Cauli
flower, Horsfl -Radish Root,
tT.
Pickling Onions, Ginger
Root, Red Cabbage, Mangoes,
Hot Peppers, DHL
I?. H. FIERCE. PENN HE. Mil
1tttorrt.t
KEST0RES VITALITY
4' '11'
3
Made a
1st Day. M'fl
Well Man
ISthUay.
of Me.
TKE CPCAT 30th W.
srt-TanrcTz. xixtmbsv
produces the above results In .10 days. It sett
innverlullyBtidnuirtlr. Cure when sllotbersfiil
Voung mm will reeaiu their loxt mtnhood.sndold
nieu will recover their youtlitul visor by ukIuk
It I .VI V(. It quickly and iurtly mtores Ncrrous
Dens, l.oht Vitality, ImiKiti'uey. Niitlitly KiuImIodf,
Lost Tower, railing Mfinory, Wantins Piseamw. and
11 effects nt self -abuni or rxnrn and indiscretion
tvhicb tintltaonefors'U'ly, bu.inesa nr narrtaf e. It
not oulr cures by a'jartinit at the Mat ot d.Mase. but
is a groat nrrir tonle aud blood builder, brtnr
ins bark the pink slow to rale cheeks and re
itu.-inir the fire of youth. It wards off fn.asitr
mil Cornumption. Iualvt oa baviug REVlVO.nc
'tlirr. It can be carried in vrst pockst. By rati)
1.00 per iiackace. or all torSS.OO, with post
vs wrlttesi guarantee to euro or re taut,
u money. Circular tree. Address
: .-'':'" nHic'ce.
Far sala ky MATTHEWS BROS.. OrasiU
Scraatsav Pa.
THE MERCHANT TAILOR
1 i ill
b.a SKI eTA
)7 t
1"
PIANO
ORGAN
VOICE
UIHBiOK. PtlTlIE LESSONS.
Spring House
HEART LAKE, SUSQ'A CO.
U. E. CROFUT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE Is strictly temperance, la
new and well furnished and OPUNfiD TO
THE PUBLIC THU YEAR HOUND, la
located midway between Htnghamton ani
Seranton, on the Montrose and Lacka
wanna Railroad, six miles from D.,' L. &
V. R. It. at Alford Station, and five mllef
from Montrose; rapacity eighty-five,
three minutes' walk from railroad station.
House situated 100 feet from tha lake,
wide veranda extends the entire length
of tha house, which Is 100 feet.
Row Boats, Fishing Tackle, Etc.
Free to tiuests.
Altitude about 5,000 feet, equalling In this
respect the Adirondack and Cataklll
Mountains.
Fine groves, plenty of shade and beautl.
ful scenery, niaktna; a Summer Resort un.
excelled In beauty and cheapneaa.
Dancing pavilion, swings, croquet
grounds, etc. COI.n SPRING WATER
AND PLKNTT OF MTLK.
Rates $7 to f 10 Per Week. Si.go Per Day.
Excursion tickets sold at all stations o
Dm 1 & W. lines.
Porter meets all trains.
DUPONTS
RI.1IN6, BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
Manufactured at the Wapwallopen Mllla,
Luzerne county. Pa., and at WU- v
mlngton, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for tho Wyoming District.
118 WYOMINO AVENLE, Seranton, Pa
Third National Hunk Building.
AGENCIES:
TTTOS. FORD. I'lttston. Pn.
JOHN' Tt. S.UITIl ,t SON, My mouth. Pa.
K. W. MtJU.HlAN, Wllkei-liarre, Pa.
Agents for the K. pernio Chemical Com
(lanv's Hlh Euuloslves.
Hill
BEST IN THE MARKET
&2EAT VARIETY OF SIZEa
THE
HI
aTlTI
1.1 1
111
424 L&CXJVriA AVENU:
E. ROBINSON'S SONS'
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of tha Celebrated
CAPACITY!
100,000 Barrels per Annum
Finn in m
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