THE SCTIANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 189C. GRAND JURY WAS A RECORD BREAKER r Hade Its Fioal Report to Court Saturday and Was Discharged. 4 BIG BATCH OF IGNORED BILLS Total .Number ol't'nscs Couilrrt'd by the Jury 053, of Which 805 Wore Kcturued .Murked True and 418 tailored--lit port W liich Accompnuird the I'inal rint'.iiv.; of the Jury. Saturday niornlnir the grand jury Made its finnl ivturn to court and wan clisihnrs'd ly Juiljre Kd wards with woids of oommendutlon for thj faith ,fu! service performed. Tin jury was a record bre.ikir in every respect. Saturday's ieturn con tested of nine true and 247 Ignored bills, jnaklnfr a total of 20,ri true and 448 ignor ed bills returned by the Jury- grand jury called together since the county was organized had such a large number of cases to dispose of. The report which accompanied Saturday's bills was as follows: To the Honorable tli Jiitlno of the Court of yuartcr Sessions of Luckuwaiiiia oun; : The (iiiind Jury respectfully report as follows: We made an Inspection of the county jail ami found everythliiK apparently In (rood order. We recommend a new clothes press for the laundry. We tender the mayor and city councils a vote of thanks for their kindness In al lowing the tiraml Jury to use the council looms ilurl lit; our deliberations. We also return H vote of thanks to Dis trict Attorney Jones for his kind consid eration mid rourleoiiH treatment. We nl-o tender a oie of Ihuuks to our foreman, Major A. 1. Ackerly, und secretary, Mr. J. W. Oram, for the able and expeditious manner in which tl;' discharged their duties. MAJOR A. I. ACKERLY, Foreman. Seraniun, Pa., Bcpt. 2ci, law. The following ate the returns: SATfUUAVS TRUE UILLS. Asr.uult and Hattery Joseph Merlncukl; Jiiiiies Mvi'itnn, pros. Frederick Sliuman; t'arlton t'. I'olnier. pros. Andrew Hur Win: Alexandi a olszynski. prox. Anmvuted Assault and Hattery Kred nkk Keilerniun; Surah Koland, prox. .Vlulteiy-t'Jiailis C'rossman; J. F. Woclkeis. pros. S-diction I'mler Promise of Mairlaae 1 1 1 ii in F. Jiuvis; .Sarah Jane Lldjett, piux. Kulhlux: Allnor Female for Immoral I'm pose J. A. l.apiiiHkl; A. Urabaszews kl. pros. I.aroeny and llecelvliitf Joseph Yando; Valentine Holitskv, pros. Helling 1,1'iuor on Sunday A. Surrovlts; Joseph f'Miullch. pros. Kiiibezxlement by Tax Collector J Utfcoa 1'. Alswoitii; W. V, Uood, pros. run irvomn iuua Assault and Battery .lames C. Sullivan; J'-it iulali u. Sulliavn. pros.: county to pay custs. At. F. Keating; Thomas Feittoii, pros., to pay costs. Katie Dembreskl; Annie Andrews, prox., to pay costs. Joint .:o:;sura; lunula Ososserio, pros., to pay cot'ts. Matthew McDonald: John Wood luoss, pros., to pay costs. John .McDonald; .l.uttie WVsootl. prox., to pay costs. Jo eph Nrvx. Alartln Habrltfa; Louis Scheiu liiidte, pros., to pay costs. Charles Syph i leluskl; Wab nty Wofdyla, pros., to pay costs. Alary Jane Wassal; Iorenz Bo iie iizo, pros., to pay costs. Lulie Walsh; Alary Walsh, prox., to pay costs. Alary Lloyd: Jlaltle Lloyd, pmx., to pay costs, August ulseii; Wiiliain Al. Lutst, pros., to pay coi-ts. Alary Ann Unugher, alias Alary Ann oljomicll; Airs. A. F. O'Donnell, prox., to pay costs. Frank .Nicholas; Ann i:nns. pro:;., to pay costs. Stephen ('ost eins; ilriditct. CoKKius, prox., to pay costs. Alichael Cuba: Aide Werner, prox., to pay costs. I'eter drip; John .olenskl, pros., to pay costs. I'eter Alondley; Dominica Alak arewllz, pros., to pay costs. Sadie Nom ii'ii; Sullivan Manor, pros., to pay costs. Julia llowarth; Sullivan Aliu,er, pros., to .pay costs. Alatlo Uussoitiloo; Alichael Aluiio, pros., lo pay costs. Charles I'llset'; l.ioiiiiuiou Alakarevvlt, pros., to pay costs, Ueorxe. Nomina; Sullivan Alager, pros., to pay costs. Julian Auascavit;e; Alichael Wallick, pros., to pay costs. Henry Uui us; Jaiios McDoiioiiKh, ros., to puy costs. .Mux Phillips; Robert Moyer, pros., to puy costs. Catharine Habusls; Adam Per kowskl. pros., to pay costs. Wolf Sy.l inan; James Afcl.eau, pros., to pay costs. J. H. Phelps; l.lz.le (iiirivll. prox.; comity to pay costs. Joseph Naleppa; Andrew 1'rezak. pros., to pay costs. Sarah Ali Audrrw; Maria K. Jones, prox., to pay costs. John Hlerner; 1'atrlck Flattery, 5-ios., to pay costs. John J.oue; Aluinlo Xuiney, prox., lo pay costs. Airs. James MuiUukIi; Timothy .Jones, pros.; county to pay costs. Eugene Huff; ALtKKle Huff, prox., to pay costs. Joseph Datirowaki: Peter Papciok, pros., to ,pay costs. David S. Kublno.Slmoli Itiiblno; Thomas O'Krieli, pros., to pay costs. William Wolchers; Alichael Hlierinills, pros., to puy costs, Martin Alazur; Lewis Shlozak, pros., to pan costs. Andrew Frankiewltz; Lewis Sldozak, pros., to pay costs. James lteen ahau; William Smith, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Ross; RalTela Salvo, pros., to pay costs, oni'ivy l.owaln; John Stowltsky, pros., to pay costs. John Shivoock; Pow ell Showed, pros., to pay costs. Peter tiilp; John Dreistnak, pros., to puy costs, Jacob Rudy; Lewis Shlozak, pros., to pay cots. Patrick C. Connelly; Jane Connelly, prox., to pay costs. Alichael liobkowski; Max Koehler, pros., to pay costs. Jacob Zanofski: Peter Dubuck, pros., to puy costs. John Cailden; Peter Stephen, pros., to pay costs, Lillin Henry; Charles San ford, pros., to pay costs. J. T. Alartln; Annie Dunn, prox., to pay costs. Nellie O'Hoyle; Cella Chester, prox., to pay costs. Augustus Breiel; William Krampel. pros., to pay costs. Samuel Allller; John Fisher, pros., to pay costs, Stephen Coggins; Alargaret Ford, prox., to pay costs. Pat rick Uibtieny; Philip Kessler, pros., to pay costs. Thomas Melarky, Katie Alelarky; Patrick Tolan, pros., to pay costs. Val. antlne Yukewlczy; John Kapusnsky, pros., to pay costs, John Babusls; Adam Per kowskl, pros., to pay costs, A brum fila. zler; Bernard Kllleen, pros., to pay costs. Anthony Seblskle; Ludueca Oonse, prox., to pay costs. John Zeack; Alichael (irig nlukotch, pros., to pay costs. Patrick O'Neil, Patrick Lowery; William Fitz henry; Alary Ann Gallagher, prox., to pay costs. Aggte Seblskle; Ludveca Gotise, prox., to pay costs. Sophia Burkes; Ella Reed, prox., to pay costs. Martin Garvey; Dominica Alakarewltz, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Buktus; Andrew Gordon, pros., to pay costs. James Cain; James AlcXa nuua, pros., to pay costs. Patrick Fla herty; John McGuire, pros., to pay costs, Aire. James Nicholson; Daniel Jones, pros., to pay costs. C, W. Roesler; W. E. Jewell, pros., to pay costs. John Gaughan; Thom as J. Herbert, pros., to pay costs. Patrick J. Hore; Nellie Horc, prox., to pay costs. Ritz Harwln; Danko Kospwrlernko, pros., to pay costs. John Rafferty; Thomas Brady, pros., to pay costs, Alaclej Allcha lek; Anthony Back, pros., to pay costs. Martin Alazur; Anthony Back, pros., to pay costs. Frank Gydon; Stanley Kiln sky, pros., to pay costs. Thomas Scanlon; Anthony Brotnlsky, pros., to pay costs, John halkowskl; Stanley Jablowskt, pros., to pay costs. Benjamin Bash; S. Rubens, pros., to pay costs. William Hall; William Hills, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Shal kowski; Htunley Jublowskl, pros., to pay costs. Kdward Hanke; Julius Banke, pros., to pay costs. Theodore Burkes; Klla Repd, Vrox., to pay costs. John Haley; Anna laley, prox., to pay costs. Alary Taylor; August Krause, pros.; county to pay costs. Rose Wolf; AlagRie Brown, prox., to pay custs. .Michael Poblic; Joseph Gonrney, pros., to pay costs. Alichael O'Neill; Cath arine Chadrlck, pros., to pay costs. Aza ilah oWlfenden; F.mma Breese, prox., to pay costs, Joseph Belltin; Andrew oQr don, pros., to pay costs. David Lewis; John Archbald, pros., to pay costs. Frank Roukavlge: Joseph Krutuuck, pros., to pay costs. Andrew Bresina; Joe Nolepia, pros., to pay costs. Alartln Alozer; Joe Nolepia, pros., to pay costs. Anthony Guluvltz; Dora Noblsky, prox., to pay costs. Joseph Hovlteh; n. Knbatehunit, pros., to puy costs. Thomas Richardson; John Archbuld, pros., to pay costs. Thom as Lee; John Archbald, pros., to pay costs, Lureeny and Heclvlng Thomas Henly; .Martin .1. McDonald, pros. Alichael Vais l:o; William J. Richards,"- pros. Annie VulHlirt- Wllllnni .T Ittchneitu .itrnd Wu. from Roska; Max Swurtz, pros. Owen Flvnn; Bridget Turner, prox. Lizzie finr rell; J. II. Phelps, pros. Wllllum AI. Bar ker; Stephen D. Cowperthwaite, pros. .Morris lOpsteln, William Kpsteln; W. II. Coon. pros. Joseph Huse; Anthony Dra powna, ' pros; Alichael Alurphy; Alary Kelly, prox. Alichael Duffy; Thomas Man l y, pros. Mlchuel Krotha; Thomas Me Dennott, pros. Allehuel Ruddy; I). Fdels lioiii. pros. l,oreuz Frankeavage, Mary ('I lata; Charles Zanch, iros. John Fun iiIiik; Isabella. Lniub, prox. Anton Solo mon; George Hetiewa, pros, i Anthony Kalti; Wllllum Kdwards, ' pros. William Sundrv: J. O, King, pros. Paul Penskl; Henry Kulp, pros. Peter Dlnnle; Mike Godfrey, pros. Mis. John F. Casjy; Thorn, aa Alayock, pros. . Weiss; Affllhum Os- hald., tiros. Patrick Glhlieny: Philip Kcss pros. Jolin Kogeis; Airs. .Michael Dougherty, prox. Benjamin Koehler: l-M-wur.l R. Nolan, pros. Joseph Kui lanoluk. Jacob Kurlaneliik: Chuuni-ey Lamnier aux. pros. H-nry Kittingham; J. li. Kit tiiiKham, pros. Patrick Cannon, John Kune; William .Mead, pros. Samuel A. Alosyer; Owen Judge, pros. Alice BiHler; Blanche Brown, prox. Larry Gillon; Alichael Gillon, pros. Thomas Crogan; Kdward C'olskl, pros. Reivlving Stolen Goods Michael Ol shefskl; Annie Harwln, prox. Embezzlement J. A. Lipiiiskl; Con. AIol ske, pros. John Fordjfrhomas J. Conway, pros. John A. Hurt; Charles Heline. pros. John Hollenback: Alichael .McAlurray, pros, l'atrick Hennlgun; Patrick F. Kelly, pros. Attempt at Rape Alichael White; Fran cis Meyers, pros., to pay costs. Rape Charles Pcsackl; John Bowan, pros. Robert Wnrden: Alaggte Connors, prox. Tnomas Mills: Polly Nallin, prox. Fornication and Bastardy Ashle Brooks; Eliza Hapgood, prox., to pay costs. Wil liam Tannler; Rose Drum, prox., to pay costs. Klias Sargeant; Alary Dougher. prox., to pay costs. Joseph Tzedry: George Sholloek, pros., to pay costs. John John ston; Sophie Cullcn, prox., to pay costs. John AleiUnnls; Alary Ijoughney, prox., to pay costs. Isaac Rosser: Elizabeth Lewis, prox., to pay costs. John Ruddy; Kate Lee, prox., to pay costs. John Evans; Ann Thomas, prox., to pay costs. Charles Connor; Fannie Corcoran, prox., to pay costs. Ianatz Jeronowskl: Eva Nobozyka, prox.. to puy costs. James Lavelle; Brid get Tobin. prox.; county to puy costs. Daniel P. Davis; Alary Jones, prox., to pay costs. Keeping Bawdy House Clara Welchel; James Brady, pros., to pay costs. Alary Courlright : F. .McDonald, pros., to pay costs. Llllle Henry; Charles Sanford, pros., to pay costs. Bigamy Alarcella Williams; Zephaniah Williams, pros., to puy costs, Antonina Grohorck: Albert Pulushusky, pros., to pay costs. Assault and Battery With Intent to Klil Martin Yashkowskl; William Alonlto, pros. John Popovich; Lawrence Lenz heran, pros. Assault and Battery I'pon Public Offi cerMike. Smllrh; Joseph Pool, pros.; county to pay costs. Breaking Fence Alfred F. Becker; David AI. Jones, pros., to pay costs. Forfiery Frank T. Okell; Philip Gogots, pros., to pay costs. obstructing Execution of Legal Process .Mrs. James Alurtaugh: Timothy Jones, pros-. : county to pay costs. Rescuing Prisoner Nosta I'rban; Joseph Krletinick, pros., to pay costs. Frank Rowkavige; Joseph Krletinick, pros., to nay costs. Aiding Prisoner to Escape Michael Boh kowskl; Alax Koehler, pros., to pay coBts. Perjury Dunlel Forbes; Leon F. Ol shefsul, pros.; county to pay costs. Jo seph Chuluwltz; Alichael Atatuzswijz, pros., to pay costs. Alichael Haniecia; Frank Pirok, pros., to pay costs. Annie Dunn; F. A. AlcCard, prox., lo pay costs. Alary Alanion, alius Alary Alalvin, alias Alary Alanovlu; George Phillips, pros., lo pay costs. Adultery Anthony Cermekis; Adolf Sterlogowskl. pros., to pay costs. Subornation of Perjury John Gronh; George Phillips, pros., to pay costs. .Malicious Mischief John lluath; John Novak, pros,, to puy costs. John Palle; David Vail, pros., to pay costs. J. A. Kresky: William Kline, pros.; county to pay costs. J. F. Woelkers; Julia Zitrtield, prox., to pay costs. John AlcDonuld; Lot tie Wescott, prox., to pay costs. John Alerrlman, David Vail, pros., to pay costs. Thomas Gallagher; Alargaret Dickson, prox., to pay costs. John Shermock; David Vull. pros., to pay costs. Joseph Nomavltch; Joseph Connolly, proa., to pay costs. John llochko; David Vail, pros., to pav costs. Selling Liquor Without License Llllle Henry; Charles San lord, pros., to pay costs. John SMpelton; Bernard Davis, pros.; county to pay costs. Clara Welch-1; -lames liiadv. pros., lo pay costs. Kate Guryev; AI. J. Judge, pros., to pay costs. Elizabeth Harlriigtoti; Timothy Jones, pros. ; countv to pay costs. Edward Jor duti, Alichael Connelly. John McGuire, pros.; county to pay costs. George Kal lata; Joseph Maholka. pros., to pay costs. John Kane; Patrick Mnugiin, pros., to pay costs. Alary Courtrighl; F. McDonald, pros., to pay costs. John Fotzko; W. F. Alolliile. pros.; county lo pay costs. Forcible Entry ami Detainer-Frank Shannon; Jessie Lesion, prox., to pay costs. Selling Liipior on Sunday Joseph Ko nelnusy, ulius Joseph Allller; Frank Gy don, pros., lo pay costs. John Kane; Pat rick Mangun, pros., to pay costs. Valau llue Yukewlczy; John Kupnstiskjr, pros., to pay costs. Thomas Harrington; Frank liutncr, pros. to pay costs. Selling Lliiuor lo .Minors P. O. Dixon: EtiKeiie Noack. pros.: county to pay costs. Robbery Wllllum Casey; Frank Rob Hug, pros. Rlchiiid Hicks: Bert Cisco, pros. Alichael Curllck: Henry Aleeko, pros, Jessie Williams; James Brady, pros. Burglary James Rogers; Anna Burns, prox. False Pretences David 9. Rnblno; Ben jamin Bash, pros., lo puy costs. Alicheel Slitzun; John Wllczlk, pros., to puy costs. Martin Leonard; Peter Wussel. pros., lo puy costs. Matthew McDonald; Alex ander Lobiick, pros., to pay costs. John Hoffman; Alexander F. AlcWIlllains. pros., to puy custs. Joseph Whilecot; Cathar ine Clapp, prox., lo pay costs. John Far roll; James ('airman, pros.: county lo pay costs. J. L. Evans; A. F. Duffy, pros., to pay costs. John T. Clark; W. A. Towns end, pros., to pay cosis. Defrauding Bourdlug House Sydney Seabrook; P. H. Durkln, pros., to pay costs, liavld Parson; Alary Jones, prox., to pay costs. Nicholas Huher: Ida Shan ley, prox., lo pay costs. Joseph Krotowz kl: Adolph Aldokowski. pros., to puy costs. John Sickofski; Annie Seovenco, prox.; county to pay costs. Common Scold Ainrgaret Ann Simpson; Charles Ashman, pros., to pay eosls. Emma Watkins; Manila Watklns. prox., to pay cosls. Antonlno Pawliskl; Louisa Forberofskl, prox., to pay costs. Larceny by Bailee T. F. O'Donnell; A. P. O'Donnell, pros, Alichael Alahosky; Jiimes Allen, pros. Alichael Welchers; Michael Shermltls, pros. Pointing Pistol William Frazer; J. W. Blesecker, pros., to pf.y costs. Discharging Firearms With Intent to Kill Alichael Alollck; Juliun Jnesuvry, pros. Frank 8pangenburg;Andrew Wriem, pros. Alichael Coser; Julian Jnesuvig, pros. Fornication Jnmfrs Setzer; ATatthew Ly nett, pros., to pay costs. Kdward L. Dnwnes;-Harry A. Miller, pros., to pay costs. Seduction Vmlcr Promise of Alnrrlnge Alatthew Siangan, Jr.; John AlcCabe, pros.; county to pay costs. Keeping Gambling House Valantlne Zrywacz; John Grzywlnskl, pros., to pay costs. Paul Peaseckl, Paul Seskln; John Grzywlnskl, pros., to pay costs. THREE DEATHS CAUSED BY A SLAP. Two Negroes Killed mid Another Lynched for a Trivial Matter. New Orleans, Sept. 27. The slapping of a child's face caused the death of three pprsons in Gretna this morning. James Hawkins, a nogro, slapped a 6-year-old white child on the street last nighit. Ofllcer Miller swore out a war rant for his arrest, and In attempt ing to capture hint about midnight the officer fired at random Into a crowd of negroes, killing Alexander and Arthur Green, the former being old and inoffensive. Hawkins wns Inter lodged In the Gretna jail, and this morning at 2 o'clock a mob broke down the.dodr, took the man down to the river bunk and htinged hlin to n. big tree, after; ward throwing the body In the rlrerf. Hawkins pleaded for mercy and oked that he be given two minutes to pray. ZIMMER IS CAUGHT NAPPING. Cleveland linll Flnycr Kobbed in Hit Hoom by Masked Men. Cleveland, Sept. 27. Zlmmer, Cleve land's catcher, had two unwelcome call ers this morning. Masked men broke Into his house at 42 Hteinway avenue, and at the point of revolvers awoke him. "We know you, Charley, and we want dough," they said. . Zltntner was powerless, and the rob bers took his diamond pin, ring, watch and $20. Zlmmer has a fine dog In the barn, and the men said: "What's the use of a dog In the barn. You may be a pret ty hot ball player, but you are an easy ninrk at home." They asked about Zlmmer's throwing arm. and hoped Cleveland would win the Temple cup money, saying they would call again for a share of the proceed. You can't buy happiness, but If you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, suit rheum. Impure blood,' you may be cured and made happy by taking Hood's Sursapnrillu. Hood's Pills are the best family ca thartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure MARKETS AND STOCKS Wall street Kevivu. New York, Sept. W. During the first hour of business al the Slock Exchange today the market ruled stronger thaJi ut any time for weeks past. Commission houses had a fair amount of orders ami the trading- element was generully bull lshly Inclined. The expectation of a fa vorable bank statement, the movement of gold this way and the belief that the money market Is gradually returning to a normal state, all encouraged operators for a rise. The receipts of gold today were $400,000. The new engagements abroad for shipment to New York. :Mrt,00tt. The to tal amount of metal ordered, on the way and delivered exclusive of $2.."i0i.uU) just received from San Francisco Is now about l4S.0UO.y0O. London tlrms were buyers of the international Issues today, much to the surprise of the street. It Is under stood thut the foreigners are short of a fair line of stocks in this market and par; of the buying for the local account was on the belief that they would have to cover. The early advance in prices was equal to 4 to 24 per cent. The Industrials. Grangers, Louisville and Nashville and the low-priced issues scored the largest gains. Near the close the sharp rise In vited protlt taking and the market reced ed ITs to 112. Speculation left off firm in tone. Net changes show changes of UalH per cent., outside of Sugar, Western Union and Alanhattan, which lost a"ti per cent, during the day. Minnesota Iron dropped 4 to 51. Total sales were 142.S1I shares. Including 32.200 Sugar; Si.toO St. Paul, and S.200 Burlington and Qulncy. Srranton Board of Trade Exchange QuotationsAII Quotation Based on Par of 100. Name. Bid. Asked. Dime Dep. ft Dis Bank 140 Serunton Lace Curtain Co SO National Boring & Drilling Co ... 80 First National Bank GTiO Scranton Jar & Stopper Co 2A Ehiihurst Boulevard Co 100 Srranton Savings Bank 200 Hon I a Plate Glass Co 10 Scranton Packing Co 2"s Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co. ... ISO Third National Bank 3T0 Throop Novelty M'f'g. Co W Scranton Traction Co 16 21 Scranton Axle Works M Lack'a Trust & Safe Dep. Co. 145 ISO Economy Steam Heat & Power Co CO BONDS. Scranton Glass Co 109 Scranton Pass. Railway, first mortgage due 1H1S 110 ... People's Street Railway, first mortgage due litis 110 Scranton Pittston Trac. Co. ... W People's Street Railway, Sec ond mortgage due is.'o 110 Dickson .Manufacturing Co loo 1. acka. Township School ' 102 City of Scranton St.. Imp. ti',i. ... 102 Borough of Wlntou 6 lot Alt. Vernon Coal Co K1 Scranton Axle Works 100 Bri-anloii Traction Co Hi New York Produce Market. New Yorlt, Sept. 2tl. Flour-Dull, un changed. Wheat Spot quiet and easier, with options; f. o. b., TiV.-c-. ; utiKiadeil red, tkfu"ie. ; No. 1 northern, etc.; options were Irregular, closing weak at rv. decline on foreign selling, weaker west and local realizing; December and May most active; No. 2 red May, 75UCI September, 70-V.; October, 70110.; November. JIV'.; Decem ber, 72'ic Corn Spot quiet, llrmer: No. 2, 27Via27H.e.. elevator: HS'.iCTs'jc.. afloat; options were quiet and tlllil at 'tc. ad vance, following the West and on 1o.-al covering; October and December most ac tive; September. 2(V.; October, 'JUVc; December, 2Sc.; .May, 31 jc. Outs Spots quiet, steady, options dull, nominally ie. lower; September, 20:,4c.; October, 20'fco.; December, 21lsc. ; spot prices, No. 2, 21c; No. 2 September, 24'j.e.; No. 2 Chicago, 22c ; No. 3. IHal'J'ic.; No. 3 white, 22c.; mixed western, 20a20i;.c.- white do., 20al1ic. ; white state. 20a2c. Provisions Steady, un changed. Lard yulet and steudv: west ern steam, X4.12'i.; city, 3.7.V, September, $4.10; retlneii, slow; continent, l.lo: South America. $t."0; compound, :l'a4e. Butter Firm for choice; state dairy, 10al4'c.; do. creamery, lluUi'jc; western dairy, 7'ju. lie; do. creamery, llahic; do. factory, 7a l'l'-c. : Elglns. ir.'.ahK',; imitation cream ery, italic. Chese-yulet; slute large, 7a sc.; do. small, 7u!Uv. : part sklins. 3alic. Kicks Firm; state and Pennsylvania, ISa 1W; ice house, llul.'.'je. ; western fresh, UPgttl'igU.; do. case, $2.ilu4. - . BtilTulo Live Stock. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 2li. Cattle Demand light, prices steady; venls about steadv. Hogs Active; Yorkers, $3.70; mixed pack ers, Ji(a3.ik"i: heavy, $X30u3.40; roughs, 2.S0u3.lo; stags. $2a2.oo. Sheep and Iambs Ill fair demand at steady to linn prices. Chicago Live Stock. Tnlon Stock Yards, HI., Sept. 20 Cattle Receipts, SOO head; market unlet und utiiilc' niiniiiiim l.i i.vti'i, .!.,. ! ""..i". In. stockcrs und feeders, $2.tiUu:i.!i0: cows ami ' bulls, tl.10a3.10; culves, $.taii. 10; Tex'ans, $2.4oii3; western rangers, IJ.lrmltiO. flogs FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE (TnKS AND JniVgNTS Cnlds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Influenza. 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There Is not a remedial aitcnt In the world that will cure Fever and Asue and all other Malarious, Hllllous and other fevers, aided by RADWAV'S PILLS, so quickly as HADWAY'S RBADY RKUKF. Fifty cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists. BAD WAY & CO., 55 Elm Street, New York. KEEP COMFORTABLE And You Will bs Happy. Tbc way to keep your home comforta ble at this season of the year is to buy one of our Gas or Oil Heaters Just the thins fur your dining room in the morning, or your bath room, und iii fact any place you want a little heat without start inn your furnace or hoiler. We have over 20 stylus sl.es of bus heaters, and Ut or more of Oil Heaters. Without question the best assortment in the city. f M 119 WASHINGTON AVENUE. Receipts, IK.UuO head: market steady; heavy packing and shipping lots. $'J.so:i..; common to choice mixed, $2.oa3.4.:i; choice assorted. Il.3ua3.4a; light, $.'.tt"a3.4i; pls, $l..V-u:t.40. Sheep Receipts, . 3.MIW head; market llrm; inferior ;c choice, 1 1.75a 2.2V; lambs, :i4.X Oil Market. Oil City. Pa., Sept. 24. Option oil and credit balances, $1.18. SUES THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY. Amateur Kditor at Danville, III., Is Driven Out by Teachers. Danville, 111., Sep. 27. The faculty of the Danville high school has suspended Louis Tobin, a pupil, for publishing an amateur paper entitled the Hornblow er. It is not claimed that there Is any thing at all out of the way in the paper. The offense consisted In the fact that copy was not submitted to School Superintendent Bryan for blue pencil revision. Tobin kept on going to school and the teachers combined to prevent his reciting and ordered him out of school. Thlsafternoort he brought suit against Superintendent J. K. llryan. Professor S. A. D. Harry, R. W. Shnrpe, and Teachers Mary S. Hawkins. Mary Car son, Francis Yeomans, Virginius Fisher and Louis Nydegger for $1,200 damages. WHAT TIIKY ARE. What is a Popoerat? One who has yearnings For an equal division Of unequal earnings. One who is always Ready to collar For his fifty cents Your loo-cent dollar! New York Sun. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. IMPORTANT ENOAOEMENT. ONE ( NIOHT -( ONLY, ( .SEPT. 28, The Comic Opera Queen. ' DELLA FOX, And Her Luge Comic Opera Company, Management of S. J. KINO. Presenting Bis Successful Operetta, LITTLE TROOPER. Superbly Mounted. Huoleomely Costumed C.'i People. Prices, asc 50c, 71c $1 and $1.50 ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Jo A Superb Production of Dumas' THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK By MR. DONALD ROBERTSON and MISS BRAN DOW DOUGLAS. Supported by A SUPERIOR COMPANY PRICES-Osllsry, lie.: Balconv (2 Hows). 8.V.; Balance, !Bo. ; Orchestra Circle, 6U0. ; Orchestra and Parlor Chairs. 75o. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY, OCTOBER I. The Talented American Artists, MR. AND MRS. GRANDIN, assisted by a company of cupable actors. Edward Weltzel and Frederick Ishsm's 4 act runiHUtio drama, AT THE CARNIVAL Alsny tnuKniHcent dresses. Careful utten. Hon to sttge detulls FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 3. Dumas' Immortal Masterpiece. CAMILLE, PRICF.S-Oallery, 15c; Balcony, 15c, 35c; Orchestra Circle, goc; Orchestra 75c; Parlor Chairs, Scats, 75c. THE FROTHINGHflM. Wagner a Rets, Lessees and Managers. John L, Kerr, Acting Manager. One Perfermsnce Only, Thursday- Oct i, Special tour or D. W. TKCSS ft CO. Gor geous Spectacular Production, WANG Oreutest of All Comto Operas Wang's Won derful hlephant lha Bewitching Cnorus of Little Children presented upon a mora sump tuous scenic scale than ever. ALBERT HAHT as the lies-eat of 8iam, and a Cast of a I. PRICES-itm.Mc., 7o. and SI. Saleof seats opeus Tuesday morniuit, Sept, 'Hi, at V o'clock. MIDSUMMER Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets, worth (inc. to $1; choice for 50c. Worth 1-25 to 1.75; choice for 1.00. v Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, worth 3.SO, at 2.50. Wortli $2.50. at 1.75. Closing Out all our Fine China at about Half 1'ricc. Genuine Rogers' Triple Plate Spoons, Forks and Knives at reduced prices, l.n graved free. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, etc., finest plate, new styles, very low prices. At our New Store, 130 WYOMING AVENUE. E. ROBINSON'S Lager Beer Brewery Manufacture of the Celebrated i:l III to CAPACITVt ) footooo Barrels per Annum CLOSING SALE Beg to Announce to the Public That 1 1 1 1 1 ONLY 1 1 Dl li Every dollars wortli of damaged goods, no mattter how slight that damage may be, will be sold at any price, as the stock must be disposed of to make room for hundreds of cases of Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies' and Children's Wraps, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Dress Trimmings, Millinery Goods and hundreds of other things too numerous to mention.: The greatest slaughter in price that we have made during our entire sale will take place now. Announcement of our opening will be given in the near future. A lot of display Show Cases for sale at one-quarter of cost. LEB OICYCLES At Rock-Bottom Prices, LIST NO. a. Buffalo Prince '96, $36 Imperial '96, 55 Erie '98, 45 Prince '96, 36 Sterns '94, 35 Columbia '93, 25 Cleveland '94, 25 Coventry '93, 15 These are all fitted with pneumatic tires mid are iu good running order. CHASE & FARRAR UICVCLC SUKOHONS, gigH Linden Street. Opp. Court House. I FOR THE FASTEST WHEEL ON EARTH, No Matter Who Ridss It. B. F. KELLER, ON A SPALDING AT THE National Meet at Wilkes-Barre, SEPTEMBER 16, Was the only man (with onu txcfption) out of the entile Scranton push tliat won anything, beating out aouia of tbo fast-'st nieu uu tliu rtrftiit. Again wsaay, ge: a SiiaUlinj ami Lo happy. CM.FLOI.EUgt. WHEELS (J?0 WHEELS BICYCLES. ON AND AFTER SEPT. 1ST. 1NI. WE will offer ell of the following wheels wo may have in sto 'k t .folil or'u Pri. es : Wolf American, Piorce. Ivcr- Jnlinttou, Waverly nnd Frathersti'tie i.ine. This :b an oppnrtr.ullv to wet a I'Ootl wheel chvup. We still have the tninoiiH Crawford,"' a wheel tiiat rmix as litrht. and eas-v rnii wrnrs tinal to any iU maehiiie on the market. Con.e and sco what we can (1 1 fcr you iu our line. L I Mill SI SPRUGE Si. THs 1001 POWBER CO, mil uuoj ROOMS I AND 2, COiil'LTH BI'D'G, SCRANTON, PA. mm CSC BLASTING POWD'E MADE AT MOOatC AND RUSH UALE WORKS. LAPLIN A RAND POWDER CO'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Electric Batteries, IClectrio Eiulo.Iurj. for ex plodlng blasts, Kafrty Fuse, ami Eepacno Chemical Co. 's HIUH EXPLOSIVES. FOR Or. Van Pelt's Mon thlv Renulatinir Veir-I S4ni C M etable Granules coiu W U I 1 fc. IM maud aud maintain tj continuous traue as a recuperative Inexhaua tion and debility peculiarly iucldent to .wonitu of tender constitutions Invouthand old axe. They have no equal. Tho faculty strongly recommend them. Descriptive cir cular iree, aeni securely sesipa. juvenia: j(oigfcojjieiyjresD2jienMjjiont LEADER 124 AND 126 WYOMING AVE. ECK & 2,000,000 BARRELS Mads and Sold in Six Months, ending riarch 1, 1896, Total Product of IlliilBl The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels. Largest Run on Record. Washburn, Crosby's Superlative is sold everywhere from th Pacific Coast to St. John's, New Foundland. und in England, Ireland and Scotland very largely, and ia recognized aa the best flour In the world. lEGARGEL WHOLESALE AGENTS. Spring House HEART LAKE, SUSQ'A CO.. U. E. CROFUT, PROPRIETOR. Tins HOUSE Is strictly temperance, to new and well furuiBhcd and OPK.N'liD TO THE PUBLIC THE YEAR ROUND, is located midway between Hinghamton a.n.1 Scranton, on the Montrose and Lacka wanna Kallroad, Blx milea from D., I.. & W. R. R. at Alford Station, and five miles from Montrose; capacity eighty-live, three minutes' walk from railroad station House situated 100 feet from the lake, wide vcrandn extends the entire length of the house, which Is 100 feet. Row Boats, Fishing Tackle, Etc. Free to Guests. Altitude about 2.0C0 feet, equalling In thl respect the Adirondack and Cataklil Mountains. I-'ine urovcp. plenty of shndo and beautl. fill scenery, makins a Summer Resort ur.. excelled In beauty and cheapness. Dnnclng pavilion, swings, rrortit prnnnils. ftp. COf.P SPUING WATER A!CT PLENTY OF MILK, kuus $7 to Jio Vtr Week. $1.50 Per Day. Excursion tickets eeld at all stations on D.. L. & W. lines. Porter meets nil trains. Iliil TAILORING lull I.ine of Cloths in Tall and Winter Styles, 18iKi-f7. No meas ures sent to New York Sweat Shops for $12.01 to $14.00, No Shoddy Wool, livery (iurment made in this city. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED D. BECK, 337 Adams Ava. Hotel Walton Bruadand Locust Streets. Philadelphia. One of tho most ninu'iiilh-eut hotels in tbo world. Palatial in every ilJlail. Absolutely Fireproof. European Plan $1.50 Upwards, American Plan $4 Upwards. 1 Sit listed near all tUe leading theatres and railr'jad stations. STAFFORD, WHITAKER & KEECH 1. 1. CKAWFOKU, Manager. CORIN GONNELL DUPONTS WINING, BLASTING AMD SPORTING . Manufactured at the Wapwallopen Mllla Luzerne county. Pa., and at Wil mington, Delaware. HENRY BEUN.Jr, General Agent for the Wyoming District 118 WYOMING AVENUE, Scraatoa, Pa Third National Bank Building. AGENCIES: TH03. FORD. Pittston. Pa. JOHN B. SMITH & StN. Plymouth, Pa, E. W. MULLIGAN, Wllkes-Barre. Pa. Agents for the Repauno Chemical Coos lanv's High Explosives. PICKLING CUCUMBERS Pickling encumbers, Cauli flower, Horse-Radish Root, ' Pickling Onions, Ginger Root, Bed Cabbage, llangoes, Hot Peppers, Dill. 1 1 FietTrliiiffl RESTORES VITALITY. -7 Made a A wen man h my ISth Day. of Me. TKE GPEAT 30th Doe. produces the a hore results In' 30 day. It art pawurtuliyaiHliiuiekly. Cures wkea all othsrs faiL Young men will regain their lout manhood, aod old men mil recover ttirlr youthful vigor by ueiuc KKVIVO. It quirk ; and surely restores Nervous. nrKs, Ixist Vitality. liuiHitemT. Nitfhtly fciuissloiw, Lost Power, Failinit M(-uiorv, Wasting Dlnpaaes.antl all effets of Kelt-abuM or esreNsstid ladLseretloa, iviiieli uutits one tor study. biiNioessor marriage, uot ouly eiires by sUrtiug at the seat ot d,3eas. but isagivat nerve tonic ind blood builder, brine ii'K baek tlie pink clow to pale cheeks and re Utorlim the Are of youth. It wards off Insanity aud Consumption, lumst ou bavtiut RKV1VO. so otlter. It eau be carried in vet porket. By mall, 1 .1)0 per package, or six lor 9S.0M, with a posi tive written guarantee to cure ur refund lliumoue). Clrvular t ree. Addreas W'l MromiNB c -.. . nmcno. nf r sate by M A1THBWS BROS., Uruggl .Scraatoa, Pa. , POWDER ft-Mi lile. .a aT m.
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