THE SOB-AHTOK TTlIBCrJSJfl-TJLXUKSDAY MOTINTjSTG. JANUARY 21, 1 897.
GOTHAM'S $5,000,000
CUSTOM HOUSE
Bill Advocating lis Erection Passed In
the Senate.
TURPIE ATTACKS NICARAQUA BILL
Time ofllie House Consumed In Dis
cussion nl tin- Vost-'i'ucKur I'.loc
tlon Conti'st-.A Vote lpou tliu Cusu
to Ho Taken Toiln)--lMII Is I'nsscil
Aulliuriiuu tin' Secretary of W ur In
Kueognle tliu Services of Mar
'rclugiupliurs.
"Washington, Jan. 20. The senate
passed todny tlio lilll for the election
of u new custnin house building In New
York on the site of the present build
Ins, at u cost not exceeding $r,000,000;
(tppiopi biting 8-50,000 for one yeni's
li'iitnl of tempoiaiy pieinlses, nnd ap
pointing ill a sulary o $3,000 eneh n
bo.ud of Ile building commissions s.
The bill now goes to the house.
The lesolutlon offered by Mr. llor
gan, of Alabuma, ns to Pacific lallioad
Uefnults, was laid aside without ac
tion; nnd thnt oitered by Mi. Fettlgievv,
nf South Dakota, as to the divisional
lines between Venezuela and Biitlsh
Oulnna was lefelied to the committee
on foiolgn i elation.
Mr. Tuiiile, of Indiana, continued his
onslaught on the Nkatugua canal bill,
speaking for two bonis and Wving his
speech still unfinished. He likened the
seruiltles offeied by the company for
the bundled millions of concession by
the government to bogus moitgages
and to Peter Funk fatcuiltles; and
Hunted the llgmes of the company's es
timate of costs and of the englneeis'
estimate to piove what he tenued "the
enoimlty oi suppiesslon" piactlied by
the company The leglslatle nppio
prlatlon bill was then taken up and fin
ished, and a house bill of last session
relieving loretgn yachts liom tonnage
chaigcs was taken up and passed.
discussion ix Tin: house.
The consideration of a contested elec
tion c.i'e gave the house today an op
poitunlty to Indulge In some political
discussion as i elating to i lections In
Vliginla. It was that of Jacob Yost s.
II. II. St Oeoige Tuekoi fiom the Tenth
dlstilct of Vliginla, foi possession of a
seat In the filth congiess The majoi
Ity of the committee on elections No "
and the Republican membeis lecom
monded that Tuckei be peunltted to le
taln Ills seat. Messrs "vVnlkei, ot Vli
ginla and Thomas, Michigan, lcpoited
that Yost was entitled to the seat The
point In dispute was as to the count
ing of eel tain "impel feet" bullots which
the slate law declaied should be tin own
out. If the weie counted Yost would
have a small innjoilty, if not Tin Iter
would hae a small iuajoilt. The ma
jority weie ol the opinion that they
came In fatal conflict with the law and
should be i ejected, the lnlnotiU said
that as the Intent of the otoi could
be detei mined fiom them, they should
be counted.
The lepoit of the majoiity was ad
vocated by Messis. Codding, Pennsyl
vanla and Jenkins, Wisconsin, members
of the committee; and that of the mln
oilt of Mi Yost, the contestant, who
was nccoided the pihilege ot the llooi,
Mlessis. CJiosenoi, of Ohio, and
Daniels, New Yoik. An agreement was
leached to take a 'sote of the case to
moiiow at -1 30 o'clock
A partial agieement of the confeteos
on the tinny appiopilatlon bill was le
poited nnd agieed to, the hou-e Insist
ing upon fuithei dlsagieement to the
senate amendments still in dispute A
bill was passed authoiizing the secie
taiy of war to giant eeitiflcates show
ing the sei vices of teleginpheis In the
war for the union
OLYPIIANT.
Tho council mot In legulai session on
Tuesda night Owing to the heating
apiiaintus being out of oulei at the
council looms the meeting took place
at the Gazette olllce where a lengthy
session was hrld. All the membeis
weie piesent. Societal y Sihubniehl
lead the minutes of the pievlous meet
ings which weie adopted except those
pel tabling to the tax levy. The stieet
commissioner's time for the months of
Xm ember and uccemboi weie adopted
nttei being aprioed by the stieet com
mittee A mas3 of bills of all -isfpo
weie then lead, the pilnclpal one being
appioed, were as follows Civil engl
neei ltlewitt, suieing, $40 Shu Iff
demons, solving mandamus on coun
cllmen, $19 M; John Ingllsh, Inspecting
new plant, $23; Olyphant Watei com
pany, .200, J n. Cummlngs, inspector
ot bolleis, $23; "W. J Sehubinehl, salary
as societaiy, S75, and $25 for making a
duplicate of tax ley. A number of
bills conti acted by the stinting of the
old elcctilc light plant weie stienu
ously opposed by the Davis faction.
Vote taken on them resulted in a tie.
In conrequence of which they weie lnid
oer. Mi Cunan, a member of the
electilc committee, reported that they
had .stai ted up the old electric plant,
nnd did nut see any leasou the bills
should not be paid and said the borough
would be invohed in nioie litigation if
they were not soon settled. Ml. Patten
ald he would like to see the borough
lighted up In a jiropei mannei or not at
nil. Mi. Keesan made the leply that
the lamps weie all woin out but would
poon be in condition to give plenty of
light all over town. Mr. Collins, the
electiician who has chaige of the pi int
at pieent, then took the lloor and ex
plained matteis. lie said when he flist
examined the plant he found It in a
dilapidated condition. Tlio wires hail
been stiung In an lmpioper manner and
the lamps had been neglected. lie
stated that the machines weie in excel
lent condition and would last foi yeais
under piopei use. A proposal was pie
sented by him to the council, that for
the sum of $150 per month he would take
complete chaige of the plant and light
the boiouBh and keep all apparatus In
good condition. His piopositlon was
lefelied to the electric committee. Ob
jections weie made In legaid to the tax
Ibvy lecently made by tho boiough by
the Pennsylvania Coal company and
tho Delaware, Lackawanna and West
em company. They weie lefenod to
tho tlnnnce committee to consult with
tho boiough attorneys, lluigess IIow
aid's veto of tho police ordinance was
then read. Ml. Fly iTI7 Introduced an oi
illnance for the puipose of taxing all
water and sower in the borough after
Mnich, 1897. It passed first leading.
Adjourned.
Edison's wonderful anlmotiscope -will
be seen In the UlaUely Baptist chinch
next Tuesday evening under tho uus
jiicos ot tho ushois of the church.
.Miss Mamo O'Malley Is visiting rela
tives at Wllkes-IJaue.
John rt. Pettlgrow and James C. "Wil
liams, Republican vlgilants of the
Foiirtb wnrd, have made a call for pil
mary electlonti tomoi row , afternoon
Worn 4 to 7 o'clock. Polls will be opened
In the booth at David It. Davis' hotel
and It Is expected that a lively content
will 1)0 tin1 result for tlio Bovernl olIlco
that nie to bo Illicit.
HER EX-IIUSBAND NOW RICH.
And .Mrs. 1, uul o Thinks Herself Ihi
titleil to Alimony.
Trenton, N J .Inn. 20. Mia, Chillies
W. Lyntle, who obtained a ill voice by
default from her husbnnd seveial yoais
ago, wiillo he was digging gold In Aus
tralia, has appealed to the Court of, 1-r-rois
and Appeals to have her case lo
opened so that she may apply for ali
mony. Soon nfter the mnirlnge Lynile
went to the Austtnllan gold Ilelds. Ho
eanio buck veiy wealthy. In the mean
time his wife nppllcd for a dl voice, and
It was gintited by default.
Lynde's father died while he was In
Austialla and left a laige foitune, of
which Clint lea lecelved $200,000. This
was In August, 1894 Lht year Lynile
moved to Patnchogtlo, L. I , ,nnd soon
nfterwaid married Mis. Saiah Aini
stiong. Through foitunnte leal estate
Investments he accumulated nioie
wealth, and his dlvoiced wife who has
been living in the western pint of this
clt, feels she Is entitled to suppoit.
She has novel married, but suppoits
heiself by cletlcal woik at tlie State
House.
BIGAMY "JUST TO GET EVEN."
Mile No. !i Testilies of Her Crudgc
Agnin-t N'o. 1.
Vllllamsport, Pa , Jan. 20. Hecause
he man led Mls Maggie Oaveilch.
when he alieady had a wife, Abialiam
Uelnhnit, aged 21 yenis, was committed
to jail toda to await trial, on a chaige
of bigamy.
Miss Garveilch testified that she
knew Holnhait was man led, but that
she wedded him "Jut to get even with
wife No, 1."
BUSY DAY AT THE
STATE LEGISLATURE
Concluded fiom Page 1
the use of the hall of the house on
Januaiy 20 to tho State ndltotlal asso
ciation foi addresses b Chailes Hmoiy
Smith, Colonel Alexander K. McCluie
nnd V. U. Ilensel, on pioposed amend
ments to the libel law.
At this point the most Important
business of the session wns intioduced.
It was the announcement of the ap
pointments. Mr Stew nit, of Philadel
phia, piotested, not against the pei
sonnel of the appointments,, but against
tho mannei in which thej weie made
up He declaied that the spllit ot the
lesolutlon adopted by the caucus wus
lolntcd. Speaker Uojet lenilnded
him that the house did not lecognize
such a body as a caucus.
The repoit of the Republican slate
committee as piesented by tho Chalt
man. Mr Lytic, (it Huntingdon, was
adopted as follows.
Heading clcik. Pied. V Plcltz, of
Scinnton, message cleik, A. J Zeth, of
Bedford, bill book cleik, A. J Austin,
of ihle, transcilblng cleik-, Hunj M
llatou, of Kilo, Jiunes M Uals, of Pot
est S L Mull, of L coming, and I") H
Pee, of Washington, setgennt-at-aiins,
Joseph Wyatt, of ScliuWklll; assistant
seigeants-at-aims, i:. C M. Itaw lings, of
Plillnilelphli, ' ushington L Heishej, of
I.ancastei, William II Jetties, of Lu
zerne, nml T L Snjdei, of Cleuilleld,
postnuistci, Hobeit P. Pomeio, of Luw
lonce, assistant postmasters, W V. PIs
ciim, ot Aimttiong, Samuel Glnssiuojei,
of Peiks, H, G Dmboion, ot Chestci ; J.
M V.illes, of Susiiuelianna, and J. H.
Jacobs, of Vcningo, dooikeepei. Colonel
Thiodoie K. Buichtleld, of llluli , dooi
keepei of lotuncbi, Liwieuce P. Smith, of
Peu- messLiigei, Cllne Mollis, ot Lj -coming,
assistant messengers, Heiit L.
Walkci, of Somei-et, W II Johnson, of
Allegheny, nnd 11 H Hoj, of Phll-idel-pliln;
supeilntendent of folding loom, Jo
seph Johnson, of Hi a ei ; pastel s nnd fold
eis, James 13. Maglll, of Beiks; Thomas
Holt, of Fayitto, Cahln, Cni tti, of Lan
caster, 13dwaul llammun, of Noithamp
tou, D. J. Colgate, of Wayne, Claience
Plilfoj, of Philadelphia, and Uudolph
Ling, of Philadelphia.
Spenker Hoyer announced the follow
ing appointments
Speakers clerk, Henry Hilhn, of Phila
delphia, chaplain, He. M. II. Sangiee, ot
Dauphin, ill i man on llooi, Puny U.
Mooie, of Lancastei , III email In basement.
J. L. Henk, of Meicei, janitor ot tout
loom, James McKee, of Allegheny; Jnnl
tois ol' the committee looms, Milton,
liiodeiick, of Lebanon; Nathan Smith, of
Wostmoi eland, Watson Pieemnn, of
Uindfoid, and J. Mllllgan, of Philadel
phia, janltois of basement, G. 11. Young,
of Allegheny; Jacob Millet, of Dauphin,
and Hairy Illnckli'y, of Schuylkill.
Chief Cleik Hex announced those ap
pointments. Chief page, Geoige It, Pyne, of Hauls,
burg; pages, Geoige W. Coopir, Claience
13. faellci, Theodore Antony, Aithur
Mooie, Joseph G. Brown, of Dauphin;
Thomas G Gailn, of Dulawaie; Clnience
13, Hovei tci, of Lebanon, Clyde Coikle,
of Dauphin, Clyder Hoer and Ntll Chris
man, of Columbia; Willie Bake!, of Phila
delphia, and Wesley Tonnsend, John 13.
Melvln and M. W. Porney, of Dauphin.
At noon the sonnte, headed by Lieu
tenant Goemor Lyon and Senatoi S.
J. M. McCanell, piesldent pto tern,
and Saigoant oVAinis Haiiah, with his
mace held aloft weie ushered into the
house and in joint session the two
bodies, with the Lieutenant Governor
In the cha.li, compaied the votes cast
ycsteiday for United States senator.
TUG VOTE rOK PI3NUOSI3
The galleiles and lobbies at this hour
weie filled with people and tho ceie
niony was watched with Inteiest. It
was nothing mote than the leading by
the cleiks of those who had voted and
tho names of the candidates toi whom
thoy had soted. Chief Cleik Smiley
lead the list of senators and Chief Cleik
Hex the list of menibei3 of the house.
It was announced by Lieutenant Gov
ernor Lyon that in tho senate the vote
was for Ponioso 12 and for Black 0,
and In the house, for Peniose 1CS, Black
33 and foi Wannmakei 1. He then
announced that Mr. Penrose had been
chosen to succeed Senator Cameron
and signed tho certlllcate.
Speaker Boyer announced on behalf
of tho house, the following appoint
ments: To be membeis of tho soldleis
oiphans schools commission, Repiesen
tatives W.r. Stewart, of Philadelphia;
Iia F. Mansfield, of Beaver and P. Mc
Cauloy Cook, of Fulton.
To bo trustees of the Soldleis' nnd
Sailors' Homo, nt 13ile, Bepiesentatlves
I3dwnid P Gould, ot Erie, and Thomas
TUbrook, of Allegheny.
The senate resolution authorizing an
investigation of the state tieasury was
read and Mr Philips, of Chester, mov
ed that the house concur.
Mr. Bliss opposed the lesolutlon In
Its piesent form, because no time was
fixed for a report. Hit deslied to
amend tho lesolutlon so us to lequlre u
leport not later than March 11 next.
Mr. Stew at t, of Philadelphia, thought
the house ought to go slyw In ndopt
Ing tho lesolutlon, Inasmuch ns It was
evidently Intended to henoj off legisla
tion desngned to lemedy evils, com
plained of In tho treasuiy depaitment.
The resolution was non-concuired in.
The house at 1 o'clock adjourned un
til! Monday next.
IP3 ' PILLS S
For Bilious and Nnrvnin disorder such as Wind nnd Pn hi In tlio Stomach, Sick Ij"1'"'
GldtllritissFiillneimiml Swelling utter mnnls, DIz? no si nnd Drowalmiw.Lnld C hi U, tlusniiH,s
ot lloat. Loss of Appotlto, Shortntss ot Breath, Costlvenoas, Blotches prt tbookln, Dlsturiiou
Moon, PrlRhtful Ilioamsnnd Ml Noivousnnd TromblliiB Keiifntlpni. e . whoii 'h17JI.,,!,,V
tmus am inuodbv constitution, ns most of fiom nu. Hill I'lKST DOSIJ WILL (1IVBIIU
Lli:P IN TWUNTY MIMJ1I:S. This Is no fiction. P.vorv suffcur isoaincstly Inviteu to tl
olio box of theso Pills, nnd tlicy will be acknowledged to be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE-
BI-KCHAM'S PILLS, taken ns directed, will quickly restore females to comploto lioiltu
Tlioy jii omptly icnio i) obstructions or irregularities of thosistoin. Porn
WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER
tlmy net llkomiglr-n tow doses will work wondors upon thn Vttnl orirans; strengthening tlio
Muscular System, rostnrtug tlio longloH cimplixloii, brlnelm.' buck tlio kceiiedgo or nmietllo
and arousing with tlio Rosebud of tlcnltli the whole physical energy of tlio hitman finmi'.
'Ihoo nro fncts ndmlttert bv thousands, In nil iliisses nf pi i icty. nnd out, ot tlio brat guaran
tees to tho Nervous nnd riobllltntod Is thnt Beechnm's I'llls hue the Largest bale ot nny
tos to
Patent Medicine In the World.
WITHOUT A HTVAL.
23e nt Drug Stoics, or will Lo sout
Yolk, pott paid, upon receipt of prlco.
nt Drug Stoics, or will Lo sout by U.
hook
MARKETS AND .STOCKS
Mall Struct Ilex low.
New 'iork, Jan. 20. There wns n fur.
ther fall In the volume of business nt
the Stuck HrcluuiKu today, und the mni
kct wus ilipiissi-ii. The bears tiled to
make cniiltnl out of thu lepoit ot the ui
llvnl at Ilninbmg of u stcanioi with
cases ot the bubonic plague on boatd, and
hammered the list vlgotouslj nt Intervals.
The met with little success, howeei
The geneial list wns Incgulnr, howeer,
and In the niuln lowei. Tlio decline a
eiiuul to Unl'i pel cent, Manhattan lend
ing. The dealings were small, howovei,
nnd confined largely to the room tinders
The cllliig of the active Issues, such as
Sugar, Chicago Cins, the Grangers and
Loulsllle and Nnshvllle was chiefly for
short account nnd n fair borrow lug de
mand pi availed Speculation closed nbeut
steady in tone Net changes show de
clines ot '4 to ''i pet cent. Total sales
weie 15"i,000 shares.
' Tarnished b WILUAM LINN, AL--I.n.V
( CO.. stock brokers, Meais build
ing, looms, TOu-TW
upeu- iiigii- i.uw- iui-
lag. est. est. lng
Am. Tobacco So.. . 70 77 VOW 70's
Am. Sugui He's Co, 117 117 111, U7'
Atch, To. & S. Pe.. US llr!s 11' 14
At., To . S. l'e., Pi 24S, 2P8 2I' 24',
Chcs. & Ohio IS IS in i1
Chicago Gas 7b1.- "Sh 777 7S
Chic t. X. W 101', lOl'i 101'i 101'...
Chls, H ,V Q "G'i 7b33 TS's 75
C (.'. C. i. St. L ... 2J 29 29 J9
Chic, Mil ISt P.. G"s 77 Wi 7fl"i
Chic, II I. .t P.... l.0t8 C9ii (,8ii.. 09
Del & Hud lll'i ill's HO'a 111?B
Dlst. . . P ll'i 118 11 H
Gen Blcctilc 33 31 31'i 3f)4
Louis & Xnsh f,J o.!Vs ul'a 'd's
M K. .V Texas, Pr.. JP'i 31 Vj Ms l'S
.Manhattan I31o 91'f, Ul 91 91'j
.Mo Pacific 23'.. 23'i 2i'j 23
Xat Lead 2."Ai 23', 2, 25i,
X. J Cential 102'i 102'f. 100'i 101
X. Y Cential Olli 9Pi 9l'i 9l'j
X. Y., S. S. W 9U. 9'j SVs 94
X Y S ."..W, P1..2V! 2-jt 22i4 2I'4
Noi Pacltlc, Pi 33'8 33k 33 3o's
Out & West 15k 15U 15's 15t8
Omnlui ."I'd "h B1U "''i
Phil, k Head 27'i 27r8 2iPi 27'8
Southein It. It 9s 0i 9"8 98
Southern 11 B., Pr 29 29 21' 8 29
Tenn C & I 30i 30'4 29'j 29
Toiis Pncllk .... 9 96 0 Wi
t'nlon Pacific 7 7 u"8 C8
Wabash I 0y, fi G
Walnsh. Pr 1G"8 1G lG 1G'4
West Union &'.'4 So S3'4 8V;
W. 1 2 1 2'4 l'i
V S. Leather, Pr.... C3 C3-i CTj C3a
I S Illlbbei . .. 2"il,'i 2V 23 23
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADD PRICCS
Open- High- Low- CIos-
WIII3AT. lag est. est ing.
May 79'.. S0 79', SO'',
July 7314 7G' 73's 7G
OA'l S.
May 18'C, 18'i lj?8 18's
July 1S ISi, lS'i 1S
CORN.
May 2IH 21 21 . 21
July 23 23'i 23'4 2V-
LARD
May 103 110 1.03 4.10
PORK.
May 7.93 S 02 7.93 802
Scrnnton Board of Tindo Kxcliaiigo
Quolntions--AU Quotation Rased
on Par ol 100.
STOCKS. Bid, Asked.
Scianton Lace Cm tain Co. ..
National Boilng . Dtill'g Co.
Flist National Bank
50
80
C30
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co
Illmhurst Iiouleard Co.
Scianton Salngs Bank 200
Bontu Plate Glas Co
Scianton Packing Co
Lackawanna Iron .1 Steel Co. ...
100
'io
93
130
'9')
20
SO
120
230
100
103
Thlid National Bank
Thtoop Noelty M'f'g Co....
Scianton Traction Co
Scianton Axle Woiks
Tiadeis National Bunk
Weston Mill Co
Alexander Car Replace! Co.
Scianton Bedding Co
Dime Dep. i: DIs. Bank
330
13
113
143
BONDS.
Scrnnton & Pittston Tine. Co.
Scianton Pass Railway, llrst
moi tgage due 1918
110
People's Stieet Railway, llrst
mortgage due 191S
Scianton .1 Pittston Trac. Co.
110
90
People's Stieet Railway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920 110
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Licka Township School 3 . ...
City of Scranton St. Imp C. ...
Mt Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Woiks
Scianton Tt action Co
Economy Steam, II. A P. Co
100
102
102
83
100
93
100
Philadelphia Pioiision .Mnrket.
Philadelphia, Jan. 20 PioWsions were
In moderate Jobbing demand and steady .
We quote Beef hams, S1S.US DO, as to
age nnd brand; pork, family, $10 30all;
hams, S. P euied, In tleices, 8a9c ; do
smoked, O'ialle., as to average und biand,
sides, llbbed, in salt, 4'fea4ic. ; do. do
smoked, 3"in3'.c. , shouldeis, plcklo euied,
B'liiBl.je.; do do. smoked, G'.aGe , picnic
hum", S. P euied, 5'4n34C , do do
smoked, GnCtC , bellies, In pickle, uceoul
lug to average, loon-, 083'c , bieakfast
bacon, G'ia7HiC , as to biand and ineragc;
-WSb
ss
V:&FS
Hade of Heavy, Serviceable Woolen
flaterial.
WINDPROOF,
WARM AND WATERPROOF.
LONG STYLE For Motormen, Farmers,
Watchmen, Drivers, Railroad Men, and
all whose business exposes them to inclem
ent weather.
Buy a "DANCO" und dodgo
the doctor.
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Kss.;esk
EJrSRSStfVTO ,VL5 ,
m t0m
vrnfv,"- p" AifrNBSsi
' i '' ffr ., ' 'T
Annual Stilus out 0,000,000 Hues.
S. Agint, II. P. ALLEN CO., UJO Canal St., Now
ireu upon application,
lntd, pine city leflned, In tierces, I'Jin'Tc.;
do tin. In tubs, SaBVicj do. butchers',
looe, .T'inlc ; city tallow, in hogsheads,
3'ic; country do., 2'ju3'fee., as to iiuullty,
and cakes, 3'in3c.
M'W York Produce Market.
Xew Yoik, ,lun. 20 Ploui Quiet, stea
dy, unchanged Wheat Quiet, llniioi f f.
o. b, 97'ic, ungi tided led, 77'4a97Kc; No.
1 1101 thorn, 92'tc , options, Htm, Jnniuuj,
b9",c ; .March, 90'', c; May, ifiVicj July,
S3c. Coin Dull, llim. No. 2. 2Sc , ele
vator, 29c nlloat, options closed firm,
Jnnuaiy, 2bc , May, 30'8c. Oats-Dull,
steady, options Hi 111, dull. Jununry nnd
Pcbiuary, 22'8c, May, 22'(.c , July, 23'8c,
H)Ot prices, No. 2,2J'ic; Xo. 2 white, Jlc ;
Xo 2 Chicago, 2!"iC No 3, 20' if , No 3
white, 22c.; mixed western, 22a24c, white
do. and white state, 21a30c. Piolslons
Quiet, Him u.nchnnged. Butter Firm,
unchanged. Cheese Film; state large, Sa
U'tc.j do. smnll, SallHc 13ggs Steady,
state and Pennsylvania, lG'ial7c , Ice
house, UalSc. ; western flesh, 13Hc , do.
case, $1.73a3; southein, 14'-al3'ic , limed,
13c.
Chicngo (Jrnin nnd Provision .Market
Chicago, Jan. 20 The leading fututes
closed as follows When t January 77'i
a773,c ; May, 79i;aS0'sc.; July, 738a7Gc.
Corn January, 22'sa22'8c , May, 21' ,a
2le., July, 23i23'ic Oats Januty,
lo13"'8c , May, 18'8al8c; July, 18alSc
Mess Pol k Jnnuaiy, $7.83a7 83, May, $7.93
a7.80'. Lard Januaiy, ?3S"a3S"i, May,
$l03all0 Shoit Ribs Innimj, $I10U10,
May, $4 lOil 13 Cash nuotntlons follow.
Flour Dull and easy , No 1 spilng wheat,
7G"8a79i'ic; No" 2 do., 72a7lc; No 2 red,
87',a&9'4c , No 2 coin, 22'4ii22'bc; No 2
oat", lG'4c. , Xo 2 lye, !GVs'i37c., Xo 2
barley, 33c ; Xo 1 llaxseed, 73'-a7G':C ;
pi lino timothy seed, $.'(,, mess pork,
?7.87',a7 90; laid, $3 97feal, shoit libs
sides. $la4 23, shouldeis, $1 23a4 30, shoit
cleu sides, $ll2'al 23, whisky
sugars, unchanged.
and
lllllllllo lii0 StOCk.
Buffalo, X. Y., Jan 20 Cattle Steady,
good steets, $lal.'3 light to good bulls,
$2C0a3 30, cotnnioti to good veals, $3 GOa
G73; heay fed cuhes, $3 23al Hogs Ac
tive, but shade lowei, Yorkers, $3 03a3 70,
pigs, $!70a3 9O; mixed packers, $3 55a3G3,
medium'-, $3 30a3 5", toughs, $110a3 23,
stags, $.' 23a2 73 Sheep and Limb'
Steady, good to prime native lambs, $193
a3 20; common to fair, $4 B0a4 !, culls, $3 75
a4 23, feeding lumbs, $1 40al,7u, mixed
sheep, good to choice, $3C0a3 73, culls to
full, $.'a3 30, expoit sheep, $3 30a 3. S3.
Chicago I,ii Stock.
Chlcngo, .Inn 20 Cattle Receipts, 13,
000 head, mnrket steady; common to e.x
tia steeis, $3 30a3 30, stockeis and feeders,
$J10a4.10, cows and bulls, $1.75a3 73, cales,
$3 30aG, Texans, $1 2al 23 Hogs Receipts,
37,000 head, maiket llim to 2U. cents high
ei ; heavy packing and shipping lots, $) 30
nTuO; common to cholu mixed, $3 30a3 30,
choice nssorted, $1 rVa3 GO, light, $3.30 1
3.00, pigs, $3 20a3 G3. Sheep Receipts, 13,
000 head; market weak and 10 cents low
ei, Infciloi to choice, $2 30a4, lambs, $3 30
a310
Oil Market.
Oil Cit, Pa, Jan. 20 Option oil not
quoted Ciertlt b ilances, SS.
Itliuiiutiitism Cured 111 11 l)n;
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuialgln ladicully cuics in one to three
days. Its action upon the system is
lemnrkabl and mystoiious It re
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease immediately dlsappeais. The first
dose gieatly benefits. 73 cents. Sold
by Call Lorenz, US Lackawanna ave
nue, diugglst, Scranton.
If the Hnby Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty yeais by mil
lions of mothers for their chlldien
while teething, with perfect success It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and la
the best lemedy for diarrhoea. Sold
by druggists In every part of tho woild.
Be sure und call for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
YVANTKD-TO KKNT,
'aiukkiTyon' "oNi:"op'TinTpiuJNcipAL
A otioMsIn Scimitiii I'n AJdifss SAM.
HIKOritlED, falxth and Noituninpton bts
1'uston; Pa
rUKNISMLl) KOOM FOR RENT.
irRoiTwiriiouT hoard'; 1 suitable
foi two. Apply 132 Aditns menue.
REDEMPTION OF liONDS.
Ol I 1( G OK bIMPhON it W TKl.Xs. I
bi HAN ton, I'n , .Inn 20. UU7
-TOTICR lb Iir,H13I!Y OlVKN THAT IN
li .accordiinoo with tho provisions of tho
moi tgago of Tho Mount Lookout Coal Com
pany to tlio Scranton bavlngs B ink and Trust
Company, TiiMteu, tlmt bonds ot tho slid coal
company, numborod 31 30 7.1,81 nnd 83 uao
boon itoBlgnatcd bv lot this day ful ro lonip
tlon, nnd will bo redeomodat pir and Intarast
upon prsuntntlon it tlio Scranton bavlngs
Dunk and Trust Cominny, Tlio interest cchsps
on tho aboo numboiod bonds on 1 ob. 1, 1897.
TIII3 MOUNT LOOKOUT COAL CO,
By C, D. SIMPSON, Tioisuior.
FOR SALE BY
220 Lack. Ave.
S III
Connolly
UR ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPING GOODS SALE IS NOW ON. This season wo
propose to make it "an event" in the Dry Goods business. Muslins, Sheet
ings, Crashes, Ready Hade Sheets and Pillow Cases, White Quilts, Towels,
Napkins, Table Linens, etc., are included in this Great Sale.
Note These Prices
Atlantic blenched Pillow Cases nnd
Sheets, hemmed and leudy for use;
Pillow Caes, Sheets.
Sizes, 43-3U B0-3G CI-3G 81-90 90-90
Pi Ices, lie. 121jC. lie. 43c. BOC
Lockwood Sheetings by the yard;
Bro. 7c. 8c 9c. 10c. lie. lJ'c. lie. 10c.
42-ln. 43-ln. CO-ln Bl-ln. 7-1 S-l 9-1 10-1
Blcll.Se. 9c. 10c. 31c. 12'c. 14c. IGc. 18c.
Utlca Bleached Sheetings:
B-l DO-lii. G-l S-t D-4 30-1
lie. 12c. He. IGc. ISc. 20c.
Clarendon A hlto Quilts, Only 9Sc.
uur icguiar .m .Murseiues guilt,
For $2.00 each.
This is not a Clearing Sale of old, impaired stock, that you hear so much of these
days. It is our ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPING GOODS SALE, which has gotten tb be
a looked-for event a money-saving event for the people.
CONNOLLY &
A WORD.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH, WHEN PAID FOR IN AD
VANCE. WHEN A BOOK ACCOUNT
IS MADE NO CHARGE WILL BE LESS
THAN 23 CENTS. THIS RULE AP
PLIES TO SMALL WANT ADS.. EX
CEPT LOCAL SITUATIONS. WHICH
ARE INSERTED FREE.
IIEL1 WANTED.
rpilOUSANDS OP OOOD PLACES UNDI3H
1 tho McKiiiley nilmlulstrntlon in ovory
part ot tlio count!. Do you want ono' 'tlio
Wiil-Wiutor edition of tho NATIONAL HE
COHDI3II Mill toll how to get a position Send
flvo emits hi stimps to thn NATIONAL UE
COHDUlt, Washington, D. O
HELP WANTED MALES.
ITANTED-ANIDEA. WHO CAN THINK
of somo simplo thing to patent f Pro
tect your Ideas; tlioy mav In Ing von wealth
Wrlto .IONH W13D1DKUBUIIN & CO,, Hep'.
C, 23, Patent Attorneys, Washington. D, C ,
for their S18M prlzo oftoi and list of J00 inven
tions wanted.
WANTED-AS AGENT IN EVERY SEC
tion to canvnfcs: ft PO to S"00 .1 day
undo ; fills at sight; nlo n man to soil Staple
Goods to dealers; best sido line $7.) a month;
saliry orlaigo coinmUsiou mado: experienco
uniiecossai y. Clifton boip and Manufactur
ing Co , Ciucinn iti, O
"WANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
cery town to solicit stock subsciip
tions; a monopoly; big monoy for agents; no
capital lenuiicd. EDWARD C. FIbll&CO,
Poideu Block. Chicago, 111
HELP WANTED FEMALES.
LADIES TLKIWUG WAGES DOINO
pleasant homo work, and will gladly send
full particulais to all (.ending 2 tent stamp
MISb M A. blEUBINS, Liwrence. Mich.
WJ
ANTED-LADY AGENTS IN SCRAN
ton to soil nnd intioducn Smdor's ciko
icing; rxpoi Icnrud caniaswr prefeired: woik
1 erinaneiit nnu eiy proniauie niitoior
pai tlcularslit onco and got benefit of holiday
tindc, T. B faNYDER &-CO.. Cincinnati, O.
W ANTED IMMEDIATELY-TWO ENER
BCtio saleswomen to represent us
Guaranteed ill a da without intorforring
with othoi dutits. llialthlul occupitloii.
Wilto foi 1 ai tic ulars, enclosing stamp, Mango
Clicmlc.il Ccmpany, No. 7 J John hticct, Now
York.
AGENTS WANTED.
W"OTED?Ui1raLmIe1?Ts' IN EV
erv county; also lady canvassers; sonio
thing now; suio sellci; apply quick J. C
HILBEUT, 111 Adams nonue, Scranton, Pa
AGENTo-WHAT ARE YOU GOIN'G TO
do about bato Citizenship prlco SI. Go
ing by thousand Addieas, NICHOLS,
Napoivlllo, III.
GENTS-TO BELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, slUcr. nlcltol ana copper electro
plnstoi s; pilcrs fiom JJ upwaid- salary and
ixpoiiEea paid: onttlt free. Address, with
anjnP;MI( 1J1G ANMTG CO Chicago
AGENTS TO SELL GIGARb TO DEALERS;
SJ.") weekly nnd Ptpenos: oporioni o un
necessary CONSOLIDATED Ml'G CO.. lb
Van Bui en st , Chicago.
SALESMAN TO CARRY bIDE LINE; 2",
nor cent, iiiminis-sion: sample book inallod
frco, Addrcvs L. N CO , fetation L, Now
York.
FOR SALE.
"PROPERTY FOR SALE OHEAP-4U
X Qulncy avonne, owner leaving town Ap
ply until January .nth, to MONTROSE BAR
NARD, llopubllcan Ilallillng.
T70R SALE-A SILVER-PLATED CONN
V double bell euphonium nicely uugrnvod
with tionibono bell gold lined; neailvnow
nnd ccst 00 will bell ut a baigain Addiess
this week to 13. W GAYLOR, LaRaysvUle,
Pu.
"1701. SALE-HORSE, AGED SIX YEARS,
-T weight 1, WW rout-ds, can buseeu at IbJl
Prlio btreot
AV ANTED TO RENT.
WANTED A HOUbE WITH 10 OR 13
rooms modern conveniences, from
April 1 Address, GIHl'MTH, Tribune ofllce.
FOR RENT.
170R RI3NT-ELEVEN-ROOM DWELLING
X1 house, with all modern improvements;
lent modora'o Apnly 4-- Mtdlsoii avonuo
"I70II KENT-SINGLE noUSE, II ROOMS
J1 furnsi'H. hot and cold water, beautiful
location, 17.'l I'oim nvomio, Gioon Ridg-jSH)
a month t L IIAWLI3 211 Wyoming me.
70R RENT-THP, THREE FLOORS OVER
l
No till Spiuco stioet, now occuplod by
tho Howini; Asioclatiou: possession April 1st
liuiuiro of FRED WAGNER, 511 Lackuwunna
aMinue
HOARD WANTED.
y?ORMAN"lTv7ririjE
1 Llbiary. Addiess A . Tribuuo oflico.
ESTRAYF.D.
.STHAYED-I'llOM SUllSCRIBER,
j ml tow wltn 0110 brass knob no horn.
Will lowaid llndor
A. MARX, J15 Clay
avoiiup, Dunmore
FOUND.
TOUND
A LARGE HOUND WITH I'AN-
a' cv collar anu loclc "I ov Uolc
cy collar anil loclc "I oy uolglo;" owner
can llud him at JOHN STERN'S, 1015 Taylor
CITY SCAVENGER.
AB. DItiaab CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and icbs pnolt: no odor; improved
pumps used A. BRIO OB, Propiiotor
l.t-avo oidors 1100 North Mnln aenue, or
Erckes' drug storo, roiuer Adams aud Mul
berry, 'lelepliono 4W3.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
-' nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood Consultation and advito given
fiee. 13. M, HETSEL, Chiropodist, -J30 Lack
awanna a-tonuo. Ladies attended at their
rtuldeuiQ if desired. Charuea uiodcrato.
J
1
;?(!-! ncli Muslins
Brown,
Atlantic A Cc.
Black Rock ., Be,
Cameron D ... 4V4c
Atluntla P ..,.. Be,
Crashes
Blenched.
Hill re.
Lonsdale Gc.
Fruit of Loom .. Gc,
Dwlglit Anchor.. Gc.
Pride ot West. ...10c.
Best twilled cotton crash, bleached and
brown, at 314c.
18-Inch. Linen twilled crash, worth 10c,
at 7c
Glass crash, ull linen, only 6c.
And our entire stock of Linen Crashes at
Cut Pi Ices. .
WALLACE,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
'PHE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
X stockholders ot Tlio Kntcrtiriso Ponder
Manufacturing Company, for th'i nlection of
dbectorsnnd tho transaction of such other
buslnosH as inny propel ly como before It, will
bo held on Wednesday, Jnnuai y "7th, lfcU7, at
the olllco of tho company In Scranton, Pa., at
2 .10 o'clock p in J Minister ot stock will
bo mailo for ton days next pieceillng tho
tlato of tlio nbovn mcctlllf.
13. P. KINGSBURY, Socrotary.
rpiIK ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
J stockholders ot The fat Clair Coal Com
piny, for tho election ot directors and tho
tiniisnrtlon of audi other business as may
pioporly comobofoio It, will bo hold on Mon
day, January !"), 1SD7, at tho ofllco of tho com
jmiy in f-irnnton, P.u, at 2 o'clock p in. No
trntisfor of stock will bo made, for ten dns
noit proccdingtliu dnto of aboo msuttng.
E P. KINabBUHY. becrntary.
NOTICE-ROCK CONTRACTORS.
JJHOFOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED TO
X January 23, 161)7, at noon, foi driving a
tunnel ut Bturilc'c Cieok Colliory, Pockvlllo
Pa. ; tunnel to bo dilou fiom tho Clnikor
Ross voln to tho bottom split ot tlie Dunmore
or Hod A6h clii; uiza to bo7 foot by 1 font,
and 1,400 foot long more or less; contiactor
must ful nlsU all powoi and tools
Tho company lcsorves tho right to reject
any or nil bids.
Bpoclfk.itions for same miy bo seon on ap
plication to JOHN R BRYDENi faupt.
Pockvlllo, Pa , Jan. f, la IT
REAL ESTATE.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME?
Hero's a great birgilu: 1T21 Penn nvo
11110, idjolning North Park, Oioon Rlilga: 0
rooms, fuinaco, hot and cold water; lot 3t3xl3l;
cellar under wliolo housn; Hno lawn, stono
walks; property worth iJ.'KK); no leusonablo
ofter lufiiscd; must Bell; part payment, bil
anro on tlmo to suit purchaser. Address
U'ALLIE MORGAN, caro of C. L Hawloy 211
Wyoming HMinue, bcrnnton.
UUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUY SOME WHEAT IMMEDIATELY;
vrlte us for our dally Information and
1 book, "Good Ad!co;" we can nuiku ou
1 Homo money; loforoncos A T. BOltbl' & CO.,
I Bankors and tlrokois, U Pino St , Now Yoik,
V"OU CAN MAKE SOME MONEY BY IN
X vostinginapoculation immediately; send
for our booklet, ' Good Advlco" and daily in
formation. A. T. BORST & CO., Pino bt ,
Now York
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
AUDITOR'S NOT1CE-R. DALE, TKUS
te, s. O. P Williams. Common Pleas
ot Lackauanni. couutv, No Ml January term,
lhl)7 The uiidorslgnod.an auditor nppointd
by tho Court of Common Pleas nfortmlil "to
dlstrlbutii tlio fund nrislng from tho salo ot
tho personal pioporty of tlio abovo named do
fend mt by tho bhoritt of Lackawaunn coun
ty," will attend to tho dutlos of hU appoint
ment at tho Arbitration Room in tho Com t
House, In the cltyot Hciauton, Pn.. on Thurs
day, Januaiy 2a, 1S'J7, at 10 o'clock n. in, at
which tlmo and placj all creditors and per
sons Intel estod must appear, or olso bo for
over dubaricd fiom comtnn; In upon said fund.
W J. TRACY Auditor.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man. 20 yoars of ao. as fireman: can glo
good 1 oforencos Address S. W , l-'7 blioi t
avonne, Paik Place, Pa.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES TO MAKE
engagements for nuislng: tonus, $S per
wook: beat of lofercnces gncn. Addiesa
NIIIISI3. 'lrlbuno olllco.
-y
TXTANTED-BYAN AMERICAN WIDOW
1 with 0110 child, position ns working
liousokeeper; host roferouces given Address
MRS. B , 1200 l)als strout. l'liilailclphU.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man willing to do anything: can glvo rof
oiences, if required. II, 1 , liJ Oakfoid court,
city.
"WANTED-SITUATION AS A STENOG
V inphel or olllco assistant by a young
irau; can glvo lofeienccs. Address J. J
'1 1 lbuno olllce.
TTANri3n-EMPLOYMENT OP ANY
kind by 111 ti rlcd man. Undei stands
cuo of hoises and cittlo Well aciiualutcd in
all parts of city. F. S , caro Ti ibuno.
A MARRIEl7"MAirWANTS WORK AS
2V teamster 01 any kind of w'oil: Can give
good recommendations. Addiess, C H. L.
'li ibuno olllco.
CITUATION WANTED-SOBER 1NDUS
O tiious man deircB insido work ot nny
kind ages no object. Good roferouces.
Adduss, J 11 , s:7 Pittston aonuo.
SITUATION WANTED-NUHSr, EXPE
llenued contlnomontj, deslros on.'ugo.
inont; hlKhist tofercucu M ESTERTIELD,
Goncial Dolierr Stiautoir Pa,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Pliysiciuns and Sni'Rcons.
DrTTaRTHA S. EVERITT, 303 W'ABH
Ingtou ae Olllce bouts until 10 u. in,,
2 to 4, C to 8 p. 111.
MARY A, SHEPHERD. M. D., HOME
opnthlst.No.223 Adams aonue,
DR. A TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN
Discuses of Women, cornet Wyoming
.iM'iuie and Spiuce stieet, Scrnnton Of
llco houis, Thuihday and Satutduys, y
u. in. to 0 p in
DR COMHGYS-OFFICH NO 337 N.
Wnshlngton ae Houis, 12 m. to 3 p.
in Diseases of women n specialty. Tel
ephone No. 32J2.
DR W. 13. ALLEN, Gl.
Ington ti)ene
DR ANNA LAW. SOS
Olllco bouts, 0-11 a. 111.
NORTH WASH-
WYOMING AVE
, 1-3 p. in., 7-S p. 111.
DR. L. M OATES, 123 WASHINGTON
incline Olllce hours, S to 9 u. m., 1 3u
to 3 and 7 to S p 111. Residence 300 .Madi
son inenuc.
DR C. L FRI3AS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture, Truss Pitting and Fat Iteduc.
Hon. Rooms 20il und 207 Meuis llulldlng.
Olllco telephone 1303. Houts. 10 to 12,
2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR. S W. LAMEREAUX, A SPECIAL
1st on chtonlo disease of the heurt, lungs,
liver, kidney und genlto urinary or
gans, will occupy the offlce of Drltoos,
232 Adams uyenite, Olllce hours, 1 to ,1
p.111,
W. G. ROOK, VETERINARY SUR
geon, Horses, Cuttle and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 121 Linden stieet, Scranton.
Telephone 2072.
Table Linens
Impossible to go Into thn dctnllB of quot,
Ing prices here, but we wnnt to sny th i
we nre going to make this Linen Snlo In.
tcrestlng for you. Wo met nn unusiinl
oppoi limit v In the wny of n "Linen Pur.
chase," nnd were-quick enough to snap II
up. That was good buying, livery yarj
of tho lot and nlso our entire regular sto2lt
bears ted Ink prices for this occasion,
which means thnt this Is to be good soiling
and quick srllltig.
Buy your Table Linen here and now.
Napkins
The same story ot tho tnble linens up
piles to the nupklns, Hundreds of do7ens
of good napkins Worth from $1.00 to $3 00 a
dozen, will bo sold nt greatly reduced
pi Ices,
209 ZlSTmZnue
Lnwverj.
FRANK 13 UOYLI3, ATOHNEY AND
eouiiselloi-at-liiw. Hurt building, looms
13 and 14. Washington avenue.
EDWARD W. THAYER, ATTORNEY,
22l Wyoming nentio.
JI3FPIU3YS & RUDDY, ATTORNEYS-nt-hm,
Coiiiinonweiilth Illilldlng.
WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
nnd Counsellois-nt-lnw, Republic in
building, Washington avenue, Scianton,
Pa
JESSPP & JI3SSPP, ATTORNEYS AND
and Comisellois tit"lu, Commonwealth
building, Washington nuiue.
W. H. JESSUP,
V. H. JESSUP, JR.
PATTERSON & WILCOX, T11ADERS5"
National Hnnk llulldlng
ALFRED HAND, WIL1AM J HAND,
Attorneys nnd Counrellois, Common
we.ilth building. Rooms la, 20 and 21.
PRANK T OKELL, ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Room 5, Coil Exchange, Scianton,
Pn
JAMES W. OAKPOHD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Rooms (.3, (11 nnd 03, Common
wealth building
SAMUEL W EDGAR, ATTORNEY-AT-Ljw,
Olllce, Wyoming nenuc, Scranton.
L A, WATIU3S, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
123 Lackawanna ne., Scianton, I'a.
URIE TOWNSEND, 'aTTORNEY-AT-Law,
Dime Bank Building, Scinnton.
Money to loin In large sums nt 5 per
cent
C R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Commonwealth building, Scianton,
Pa.
C. COMEGYS, 321 SPRUCE STREET.
D. 11 REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated oil teal t state security.
Mcnis buildings, corner Washington
.uenuo and Sptuce stieet.
U K. KILLAM, 'ATTORNDY-AtTlAW,
120 Womlng acnue, Scrnnton, Pn.
JAS J H HAMILTON, ATTORNEY-.it-Law,
41 Coniiiionwealth bldg,, Scran
ton, WATSON. DII3HL, HALL & KEMMER
Elt Attorney s nnd Counsellors-at-Law;
Traders' National Hank Building; rooms
C, 7, S, 0, and 10; third lloor.
Detectives.
BARRING & M'SWEENEY, COMMON
weulth building. Inteistate Seeiet Ser-
Ice Agency.
Architects
EDWARDTf. DAVIS, aTiCtFtECT.
Rooms 21, 2", and .20, Commonwealth
building, Sctunton
E. L WALTER. ARCHITECT, OFFICE
tear of COO Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR, ARCHITECT,
43 Spiuce St., cor Wash. ae., Scranton.
HP.OWN AND MORRIS, ARCHITECTS.
Pi lee building, 120 Washington avenue,
Scianton
T I LACEY A: SON, ARCHITECTS,
Tinders' National Hank.
Alderman.
G. P. KELLOW. 1004 W. LACKA. AVE.
Djntists.
DR P. L M'CRAVv 3M SPRUCE
stieet.
DR. H. F. REYNOLDS. OPP P. O.
DR. E. Y. HARRISON, 113 S. MAIN AVE.
DR C. C LAUUACH. 113 Wyoming ae.
R. M. STRATTON, OFFICE COAL Ex
change. WELCOME
ne Iloui.
SNOVER, 421
to 1 anil 2 to S
LACKA.
Dressmaker.
MRS M 13. DAVIS. 430 Adams avenue.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA
Suniiton, Pa, piepares boys and glils
toi college 01 business; thoioughly
tiains young chlldien. Catalogue at le
quest. REV THOMAS M CANN,
"WALTERJI. HITELL
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and School, 412 Adams uenuu. Spring
turn A pi II 13 Kindergarten S10 per term.
Seeds.
G. It. CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nuiserymen, htoie 140 Washington ae
nuc; guen house, iO) Noith Mnln ae
nuc; stoto telephone, 72.
Wire Screens.
JOH KFETTEL, REAR "5lTLACKA
wanua ucnue, Scrunton, Pa, manufac
tuiei of Wlie Scieens.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANK-
lln uNCllue, Rates teasonable,
P. ZEIGLEIt. Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D. L &. W.
passengfi depot. Conducted on the Eu.
lopean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cot. SKteenth St and living Place
Now York,
Rates, $3 30 pel day and upwntds (Amer
ican plan) GEO MURRAY
Piojilletoi
Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCH'ESTHA-TMUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, patties, leceptlons, wed
dings and eonctit woik furnished For
terms uddiess It J Hauet, eonduotor,
117 Wyoming uwnuc, over llulbeit'j
muMc stoie
M13GARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, pupei bags, twine.
Wuiehouse. 130 Washington avenue,
Sciiinton. Pa
FRANK P. UROWN &. CO.. WHOLE
sale dealers In Woodwaie, Cordage and
(111 Cloth,720 West Lackawanna ave
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT AC
countunt and uudlloi Rooms VJ and 20,
Williams Building, opposite postofllco,
Agent foi tho Rex File Extlngulshi'i,
Printing.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.,
Notth Washington Avenue Linotype
Composition of all kinds quickly done.
I'ucilltles unsui passed In this region.