THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-.SATETlDAT MOTCNT-NG-, JoVNUAItY 3D, 1S07.
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SOCIAL NEWS AND
.GOSSIP OF A WEEK
Committee Appointed to Arrange for the
Next Dance of Bachelors.
IT WILL Ufi A SMALLER APPA1R
Mrs. C. S. M'cstou IJiiturtnlnuil n
Niimhcr ofllur rrlcnd.N with u Ten
YuMurtlny Altonuioii--Aiiirotieliiiii:
itlnrrlnKO or llov. Daniel Webster
Ooxe und ."Hiss riorenee.1I. Iiiitliron,
nt' JHontrose-OIovoniuiits of Well
Known Persons.
TIip llaohelors Mill not abandon their
oi'KanlwilUui. On next Now Year's eve
n bull will bo s'hon but under a plan
different from those which featured the
rerenl balls at the FiothliiRhaiu. The
1SU7 ball will be n very select nfTalr
and will -be iirniiiKed wltb a peculiar
eiroil to make it veiy elegant. ' The
Bachelor committee chosen on Thurs
day evenhiL' to take charge of the ball
were! James lllalr, jr., president; The
odore S. duller, secretary; Paul S. Ho
lm, treasurer; Joseph M. .Boles and
Lawrence It. Fuller.
An event of social as well as musical
importance is the concert of the Itull
roail department of the Younu Men's
Christian association, which will lake
l.laee on Jlonday evenllle; next at the
FiutbliiKham tin (iter. The names of
the patronesses and of the holders of the
boxes and Iorcs Is onouuh to establish
Its lmpoitrince socially -while the names
of tlie slnueiH stamp it us an alfalr of
th- fir.H Importance musically. Miss
JlllKe lias achieved several triumphs In
the West since, her isit here last year.
Mr. "Mi'Klnley has just been enquired for
an el.?ht weeUs tour with the Hoston
Symphony orchestra in comnany with
Oahe and li'lumelt. Miss Clary and
Dr. Durft have never been heard in this
city but their work has Riven them a
leading )ilace uiuouk American vocal
ists and they will no doubt add .to their
laurels on Monday evening. The dia
gram is now open at Powell's Music
store lor the reservation of seats.
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Mrs. C. S. Weston gave a tea at her
Home yesterday for Miss Traeey, of
Towiindn. who is the guest here of Miss
Al.ce Matthews. Miss Tracey and .Miss
Matthews assisted Mrs. Weston In re
ceiving. Mrs. W. W. Scranton and Sirs.
A. 11. Storrs presided at the refreshment
table in the dining room and were as
sisted by Miss Helen Matthews and
Miss Janet Storrs. Tea was poured by
Mrs. Anna .Matthews. About the rooms
were Mrs. V. 11. Storrs, Miss Mamies
and Miss Flora-Matthews.
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Mrs. George Sanderson ga,vo a tea
jesterday at'hor-hoino oil North Wash
ington avenue.
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The following physicians attended h,
banquet-in- the' Bristol house, Provi
dence,, Thu'mlny night: Dr. Donne.'Dr.
J. J. Sullivan, Dr. Dawson, Dr. Bessey,
Dr. W. W. Jenkins, Dr. Cadweli, Dr.
James Stl'lV, Dr. J. F. Saltry, Dr. Weh
lau, Dr. JW. ' MeAlfdrew and Dr. Mc
Lean Duiiiip--the evening speeches
were made on' topics ()f Interest to phys
leiuns. ' '..
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In Excelsior hall on Wyoming avenue
Tuesday night Miss Hose Hourvltoh,
of Forest City, was married to M. A.
ltosenberg, of this city, by ltev. Naton
Druek. After the ceremony was per
formed a reception was held which was
attended by upwards of one hundred
guests. An elaborate wedding supper
was served In the club's dining room.
John T Myers was tendered a sur
prise party at his home on Plttston ave
nue Wednesday night In honor of his
forty-(thIrd" birthday. Cuslck's orches
tra furnished music during the evening.
A small party of friends was delight
fully entertained AVednesday .evening
by Miss 1,11a Phillips at her home at
North park.
John Golden was tendered a surprise
party Wednesday evening at the home
of hip parents at Luzerne and Fourth
streets. About fifty young friends of
Mr. Golden were present.
Thursday night Siegel's new dancing
academy In the Carter building, corner
of Adams avenue and Linden street,
was formally opened. About 150 former
and present pupils and their friends
were present. Music was furnished by
Bauer's orchestra. A delightful time
was enjoyed.
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The marriage of Miss Florence M.
Lathrop, of Montrose, to Hev. Daniel
Webster Coxe, of Allien,- will take place
nt noon, Feb. 10, at, Montrofce in St.
Paul's Episcopal churcli. Rev. C'oxe fis
archdeacon of the Sera,nton archdeacon-,.
ry of theiOntral 'Pennsylvania dloce.se
of the'-lsplscopal churcli. Miss Latli-'
rop is well-known In Episcopal circles
and Is of an old family of no little re
pute in this section of the state.
Miss Gertrude Follows, in celebration
of her eighteenth birthday, entertained
n party of friends Monday afternoon
at the home of her parents on the West
Side,
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At n. dinner given hvv Mr. and .Mrs.
John Simpson Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Jerinyn, theie -were present: Mr.
and. Mrs. C. II. McMullen, Mr. and Mrs.
1. F. Megargel, Mr, and Mrs. C. D.
Jones, Mr. and Airs. Charles Powell,
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wolf. Mr. and Mrs.
C. II. Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. F. II.
Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Selilager,
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. LaUar, Mrs, B. Hill,
Mrs. Roll, .Mrs. Booth.
For the Lafayette college alumni ban
quet to bo given Fob. :!3 tho following
executive commltteo will net: Captain
W. A. May, Dr. II. V Logan and E.
F. Blewltt. The following committees
have been appointed: Finance, -F. L.
Phillips, Dr. Oapwell, Edward Gearhart,
Dr. 11. V. Logan and Dr. Lewis Frey;
place of banquet, E. F. Blewltt, J. J. II.
Hamilton, T. II. Dale, jr., Prof. C.'C.
"Wells and J. Elliot Ross; programme,
George L. Peck, II. A. Fuller, Harry
Dale. W. -IL.jranley and J. II. Itltten
house. The )3ngjiipcrs' club took possession
of Its rooms In the new board, of trntle,
building Monday night. The newly
elected otllcers are: President, A. D.
Blackinto,iy yieo president. John Sven
Bon; corresponding secretary, C. C.
Conkihig; recording secretary, II. W.'
Rowley; treasurer, A. II. Storrs; di
rectors, Messrs, Snyder, Arehbald and
Cox. A collation was served after the
business mooting and a social hour en
Joyed by tho members.
Mrs. "W. P. Hallvtend gave a-, tea
Thursday afternoon at her home, on
"Wyoming avenue. She was assisted in'
i-ectlvlng by Mrs. George M. Hallstead
and In entertaining by Mrs. James Mc-
iLeod, Mrs. James P. Dickson, Mrs. C.
W. lClrkpatrick and Mis. A. II. Shop,
land. At the refreshment table in the
(dining room wuro Mrs. H. M. Boles
and Mrs. C. R. Parke, and nt the tea
table in the panic room Miss Piatt pro
sided. Miss Mabel Harding, of Blng
liamtnn; Miss, Carrie Harding, Miss
Matthews and Miss Reynolds served nt
the lemonade and frappa table.
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The Misses Powell, of Swctland street,
entertained a,par(y of friends Wednes
day evening.
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Mrs. Theodore G. Wolf gave a pro
gressive dUchreln the evenlnu' and a
nintlnee etichi-p'on Thursday for her
sister, Mrs. S. L Foulke.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Mijses, of Mulberry
street, and a coinpnnj;Of iiear relatives
of tho family on Thursday celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Moses' twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary.
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In St. Peter's cathedral Wednesday
morning, occurred tho marriage of Miss
Mary 10. Moyles, to Jni'nes F. Cuni
mlngs, two well known people of the
West Side. Tlie ceremony was per
formed by Rev. James F. Jordan, rector
of St. Lawreilco church in Rendlium.
Miss Nellie Currnn was' bridesmaid and
P. P. Jordan, of the St. Cloud hotel, was
best man.
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In Music hall on Hie evening of
Thursday, Feb. IS, the Scranton Lieder
kraii7. will hold their twenty-eighth mi
nimi masquerade bull.
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Miss Annie Coleman, of Tlnoop street,
and William Williams, of North Sum
ner avenue, were married Wednesday
evening at tlie parsonage of the Welsh
Congregatiouul church' by Rev. R. S.
Jones. Miss Coleman was attended by
Miss Jennie Williams, sister of the
groom, and Mr. Williams by David
Price. A reception was tendered at the
home of-the groom.- -ThoKcpioseiit from
out-of-town were:, Mrs. Jiimes Orr and
Mrs.. Charles Dayefii'torl, of Plttston;
Mr. 'Rlclintil Reese and Miss Agnes
Williams,. Of IVckvllle. Mr.' and Mrs.
Williams will reside on North Sumner
avenue.
Mrs. T. TI: Watkins gave a reception
and musical for the members of her
Sunday school .eluss'hursday evening..
Musical 'num'ber.s Mere- rendered' by
MIss.Slmpson.AMiss Black,-Miss .Gara
gan aiid Mr. Law. '
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The engagement' of Miss Dora Bird
to William Ulloy, both of the West
Side, Is announced. Feb. : at 7 p. m.
Is the date fixed for the ceremony which
will take place at the Inline of Miss
Bird, 2V.', Van Huron avenue.
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PERSONAL M ENTION:
A. II. Sawyer was In Carhomlalo Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson La Bar havo re
turned from New York elty.
William Klelnherg and 'ibirry-Rosar, of
the South Side, nro In Philadelphia.'
Mrs. E. 1 Kingsbury entertained tlie
Ladies' Whist club Tuesilrty afternoon.
Mrs. M. C. Reynolds; -of Wyoming ave
nue, is visiting friends In New York city.
A. M. ;A;tJj'rfon, of Providence, has
gone to Florida to spend a few months.
T. I'. Ri?gilii'.;pf West Market street,
was in Blnghamfon for several days this
week. .,...
Mrs. ,T. J. Walsh, of Plttston avenue,
is entertaining JIlss'Annle White, of Car
bondale. "" ' '
Miss Jane Henderson is a guest at the
home of Rev. .and -Mrs., E... J. Haughton,
of Dunmore. ;" i
W. 11. Whiton and his sister, Mrs.
, Thomas Liyey, havo gone, to southern
California, .where they Will remain for
some time
Miss Jessie Rowe, of Delaware street,
accompanied by her mother, of Plttston,
left Monday -for- Norrlstown, where they
expect to make their future homo.
Thomas J. Donnelly, great chief of rec
ords of the Improved Order of Red Men
of Pennsylvania, was a visitor in this
city during the past week;
Frederick F. Forbes, editor of tlie Car
bondnlo Herald; was married. at Htng
hamtoii Thursday to Miss Anna Moon, a
highly respected, young woman of-Car-bondale.
John W. Bergliauser, of South Wash
ington avenue, left Wednesday for
Stroudsburg, where ho attended the mar
riage of William Miller, formerly of tho
South Side.
Dr. TI. Ii. Lackey Is in Florida, where
he will stay a month,
i John Holt,' of Aludlson avenue, is spend
ing a month nt Dover, N. J., on business.
Airs. L. Alarks has returned homo from
a stay of three weeks with friends in Now
York city.
Hon. L. A. Wat res left this city Thurs
day for Europe to visit the members of
Ids family.
' Captain Thomas AicAndrow and son,
of Readout, N. Y., are the guests of
friends in tills city. . '
.Misses Kutnryne .Mnioney and Elizabeth
Joyce, of Plttston, called on Scranton
friends Wednesday.
Allss llaimiih Iloyle, of Springfield,
AIuss., Is spending a U'vr weeks M'ltli her
parents on Fig street.
Allss Alary Flem.lng, of Pes Alolnos, la.,
was tho guest of friends on Chestnut
street during tlie week.
Airs. P. W. Roll, of Wyoming avenue,
left Wednesday morning for u visit M'ltli
New York and Philadelphia friends.
James Edwards, of Kingston, Mas a
visitor at tile homo of Air. and Airs. AT.
P. Daniels, of Liizerno street, last. Sun
day. Tlie engagement of Harry Livingstone,
of WIlkes-BaiT.e, well known In this city,
to Allss Arftmlo.Wortholmer.'.ofi Pittsburg,
Is announced.
Chillies Robinson, John Benore, Victor
Koch mid Charles H. Allllor left Monday
for Hot Springs, Ark., Mhoro they Mill
remain a month.
Airs. AlcCiarry, of Philadelphia, returned
home Wednesday after spending several
weeks with her aunt, Airs. V. G. lie
Geeelmm, of North Alain avenue.
Attorney A. A. Yosbui
was in Sunbury
yesterday.,
Aliss Rebecca llurko, o.f .Ninth street,
is
visiting in Now York city.
Ex-Judge W. 11. Jessup yesterday cele
brated his sixty-seventh birthday.
Miss AlngKlo .Uiissell, of Sugar-Notch,
Is visiting friends on Madison avenue.
Airs. Joseph C. Greenwald, of Bradford,
is the guest of Airs. Joseph Levy, ot Vine
strept. . .
II. AT. AIorYtson, of the North End, has
gone to Nova Scotia, Miiero he has min
ing Interests.
James Caiiyon, of Tunkhaniiock, form
erly of Scranton, spent last Sunday with
liiends In this city.
T. B. Tlitclmer, Airs. D. E. Taylor and
C. E. Bradbury were registered at tho
St. Dents, In New York, tills M'eek,
, Allss Brooks, of New York city, M'as
the guest of her sister, Airs. Sol Gold
smith, of tills city, diirinv. the week.
Airs. Charles J. Cliuruji and children,
Charles am Ronnie, of Nprtti, Alain ave
nue, are spending, 'tho Mintpr, at Avon
Park, Florida.'
I Dr. Pennypuoker lias .recovered from
tho recent atjack of t6iiStl(tls, which eou
tlnod him to'-hls home on 'Wyoming 'u ve
nue for soni.o tbno past,
Allss ririct'CraUi'iidenrof Wellshoro,
Pa., Miio lias been visiting lier brother,
Professor 10. A. Crutteiiden, for tho past
four weeks; bus returned home,
County Deteetlvo LeyBlion has so re-rnvm-ndfi-bni'ihiHrfr'eeiu
lifiic&i.nR In !io
ablo to sft ifp, JUi'UV n',',ullp'robulilllty.
ihi irgntn awmuurcig'ius;iutica in a row
days.. -, . . .;
'Jluail);.'(pr 1 iispm'tipji.
Our 'spiiii'i-Htoek'-of filtceVland J3m-
brolderion-.nro 'opBiiy.qu are; .cordially
Invited jtb'cnjl alide,Xamuie"lhoiii. We
have never displayed a liner assort
ment Aleurs & Hagen.
WHAT IS GOING. ON
IN CITY CHURCHES
Taylor and West Side ' Congregations,
Have Decided to Amalgamate.
THEY WILL HAVE THE SAME PASTOR
Ilnyilu Evans Accepts u Position us
Chorister of tho J'enu Avenue ttnp
tist Churchy-Meeting of the City
Pastor's Union on .11 on day in tlio-
V. M. C. A. Hull Services In City
Churches Tomorrow.
Haydn Evans has been engaged as
chorister at tlie Penn Avenue Baptist
church to succeed C. F. Whlttetnore,
who recently resigned. Mr Evnns Is
at present Hie organist and music di
rector at St. Patrick's Catholic church
on the West Side.- He, will assume his
position at tho Penn Avenue church one
week from tomorrow.
A supper was given Tuesday evening
In the lecture room of the Penn Ave
nue Baptist churcli by the Ladies' so
cial union of Hie church. In charge ot
the tables were: Mrs. William Mc
Clave, Airs., Norlhrup, Mrs. Frutchle,
Mrs. Fassold, Airs. Finn, Mrs. Wood
house, Airs. Hall, Airs. Francis, Airs.
Henwoud, Airs. Tripp, Airs Hot-ton.
Airs. Pierce, Airs. House, Airs'. Hall, Airs.
Humphries, Airs. Harris, Airs. Fry,
Allss Andrews. A candy and leinoiuute
booth was conducted by. II. A. lirown
Ing's Sunday school cMibs, No. 23.
Special services have been held In tho
Providence Methodist EpIScopul ohurcli
eery evening except Saturdays since
, the week of praer. They have been
in charge of the pastor. Rev. William
Edgar, lie has been' assisted by minis
ters of this city and vlclnUy. This
week the following ministers have
preached exqellent sermons: Dr. J. G.
Eckuian, Rev. Thomas Barker, Rev. G.
T. Price and Rev. F. P. Doty. Consld
ci able Interest has been awakened by
these services. The church has been
quickened and scores of. penitents have
become Christians. The pastor has re-
coived tlilrty-flve into the churcli. Quite
a number are only waiting for another
opportunity to join.
L. It. Fratoi-, n. studoht at the Aubur.n
Theological seminary, will' preach to
morrow morning nt tlie T.tylor .Presby
terian church and iirtlie evening at'tlio
Sumner 'avenue Presbyterian , church.
As was announced in the news columns
of The Tribune last Monday the -two;
churches will amalgamate. Air. Frater,'
Mho has not yet been otdalned a minis
ter, M'lll speak at the churches on 'Sun
day, February 7, and on Sunday, Feb
ruary 14, Rev. W. AI. Hunter, of Aton
toursvillo, Pa., will occupy tho pulpits.
On February IS congregational meet
ings of both churches will bo held for
the purpose of selecting a pastor. The
'tM-o gentlemen mentioned and Rev.
Robert Branifltt.M-ho lias before preach
ed at both churches, Mill be tlie candi
dates to select from. When a pastor Is
called lie Mill supply both pulpits,
preaching at alternate services.
RELIGIOUS NOTES;
The Methodist Allnlsters' union
met
on Alonday at EIpi Park church.
Edward Howell will preach at the
Continental mission tomorrow after
noon. Tlie ordinance of baptism M'lll be ad
ministered In the Jackson Stieet Bap
tist church tomorrow evening.
An entertainment and string social
M-as belli Tuesday evening at tho Wash
burn Street Presbyttrian church.
Rev. A. Bergan Browe. of Waverly,
Mill exchange pulpits tomorrow morn
ing M-ltli ltev. W. J. Watkins,- of Faa
toryville. Tho Free Methodists M'lll have
preaching In Beers' hall, corner of Alain
avenue and Lafayette street Sunday
at ,1 p. m.
The Simpson Methodist and First
Welsh Baptist church havo this M'eek
been conducting a series of union pray
er services.
The Rev. II. C. AlcDormott, of Kings
ton, Pa., will occupy the pulpit of the
Dalton Methodist Episcopal church
both morning and evening tomorrow.
Rev. Dr. Worrell, Miio has been sup
plying' the pulpit of the Green Ridge
Piesbyterlan church, concludes his en
gagement there tomorrow and leaves
next M'eek. for California.
' The Rev. C. 11. Newlng, of Dalton,
who has Ijeen absent for the past ten
days, returned Thursday. He bus. been
at Syracuse university on business con
nected with Wyoming conference.
J. Al; Chance, organist at the Sdcond
Presbyterian church, bus gone to Alex
Ico on u vacation and will return the
first of Alarcb. Charles Doersum will
preside at the ortrou until Air. Chance
returns.
The Ladies' Aid society of Hie Wash
burn Street Presbyterian churcli havo
( leared $-jU0 since last June and have
placed the amount In the church treas
ury. Tlie society hasWomlsod to pay
,$1,000 on the churcli debt before next
June. ,".. .
The regular Sunday afternoon meet
ing at the Young Alen;s Christian asso
ciation, which meets at ;if-ir, will be ad
dressed next Sunday by .the Rev. G. G.
Welsh, of the Calvary Reform church
of this city. This is the first time Air.
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breaks up
that hang on.
The STUUHORN COLD that
hangs on, creeping down on the
Lungs, often ending iu Pneumo
nia, Is checked I))' "77."
The OHSTIXATlv COLD that
.clings to the Throat, tlircuteuiiig
Tousilitls, ntitl even Diphtheria,
Is slopped by "77,"
The TENACIOUS COLD, with
pains niul chills "all over,"
leading to Grip,
!s broken by "77."
Dr. Humphreys' Homeopathic Man
uul uf Diseases Free at your Drug
gluts or Alalled on Request.
Bniull bottles of pleiisant pellets,
fit the vest pocket. Sold by drug
gists, or sent on receipt, of L'5 cents
or live for SI. Humphreys' Aled. Co,,
Cor. William and John Sts., New
Yoik.
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Welsh has spoken at the afternoon
meeting. The UBimlgood nitwit' Will b'
tendered under the dltoctlon ot Messrs.
Wngnornnd Doetsain.
Tomorrow at the Washburn Street
Presbyterian churcli tlie Christian En
deavor societies, junior and senior, will
conduct special services, In the after
noon the Junlois M'lll have a meeting
and In the evening the Senior society
will meet.
Bishop O'llnra last Slindny dedicated
the German Catholic church of the Sa
cred Heart at Luzerne Borough. Rev.
Frederick Flicker, of the West Side,
Was the colobrnnt of the high marisi
Rev. P. C. Nagle preached In German
tho dedicatory sermon.
Airs. Alnry Piitehard, president of tl(o
Ladles' Aid society ot the Jackson
Slicot Baptist church, guve a supper
last evening to tho members of tho soci
ety. A large number were present, who
pnrtopk of Hie good tilings provided,
and enjoyed themselves with singing
and pleasant convers-atlon.
At lo,.'!0 Monday morning the Pastors'
union Milt meet In Young Alen's Chris
tian association hall. The subject for
discussion will be "Modern Evangelis
tic Methods." Secretary George Alahy,
of the Young Alen's Christian associa
tion, will out lino the plans ofa, conven
tion of Christian workers which. Is to bo
held In this city In tlie near future.
Allss Amanda Nichols entertained tho
members of her Sabbath school classes
In the Young Women's Christian asso
ciation rooms last evening. Refresh
ments M-ere served and musical and lit
erary selections were pleasingly ren
dered. Allss Nichols' classes comprise
a number of young men who attend tlie
Penn Avenue Baptist church and a
clas;s of young ladles at'tlio Washburn
Street Presbyterian church.
Every Saturday afternoon between 3
and 4 a large number of young girls as
semble in tlie school looms of St. Da
vld's churcli for the purpose of learning
to sew. Everybody, whether ns scholar
or teacher is welcome and invited to
come. A number of additional teachers
are needed, therefore those Mho are in
rllncd to help Improve tho usefulness
and self-hclpfulliess of some of their sex
huve here offered them a most practical
opportunity.
TOMORROW'S SERVICES.
Grace Reformed Kplseopal churcli, Wy
oming avenue, below Alulberry street
Divine worship lO.oO a. in. and 7.M p. in.
Preaching by tlie pastor at both services.
-Morning, "Christian Stewardship," Luke,
xvl, 1, 2: evening, "True Strength," Dan
iel, -l, 32. Sabbath school at 12 m. Young
People's Society of Chilstlan Endeavor at
U.UO p. m. Seats all freo at every service.
Strangers cordially welcome. The pas
tor conducts a union lilble class for the
study of the Sabbath school lesson every
Thursday evening at 7.1.1 o'clock. All
Sunday school workers welcome.
Calvary Reformed church, corner nib
son street ami Alonroe avenue ltev. Goo
NY. Welsh, pastor. Preaching service, 10.IW
a. m., subject, "Humanity and Divinity
of Christ." Sunday school, 11.4.1 a. in.;
Junior Christian Endeavor, 0 p. m.j Seni
or Chrlstlnn Endeavor, 7 p. m.; evening
rervlce, 7.30 p. m., subject, "Christian En
deavor's Hirthday."
Seventh Day Adventlsts There will be
preaching services In Beer's hull, corner
of Lafayettestreet and North Alain ave
nue, Sunday evening at 7.15. Subject,
"Tlie Old and the New Covenant." All
are invited.
All Soul's Unlversallst church Rev. F.
W. Whlppen, pastor. Alornlng subject,
"Childish Things to Ho Put Away;" even
ing subject, "Tho Ice Star."
Waverly Baptist church Rev. A. Ber
gen Browe, pastor. Preaching at lO.IM a.
m. by Rev. AI. J. Watkins, of Fuctory
vllle, and at 7.30 p. in, by tlie pastor.
Conquest meeting ait (1.30, led by Airs.
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
Rev. John P. Aloft'at, pastor. Services at
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.j Bible, school at
12 m.; Junior Christian Endeavor at 3.30 p.
m.; Senior Christian Endeavor at (1.20 p.
m. Subject at each, "Christian Endeavor
Day" and consecration service. The pas
tor will preach In the morning on "Oc
cupy Till 1 come," and in the evening on
"False and True Hopes." Subject of
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
"What Are You Building?" I Corinthians,
ill, 10-13. All cordially welcome to all of
'these services.
George Lelgliton.
Trinity Lutheran church Rev. Edwin
Limn Allller, pastor. Fourth Sunday af
ter Epiphany. Services at 10.30 and 7.30.
In the evening Rev. Dr. A. Nottrott, mis
sionary for more than thirty years among
the Kohls of India, will deliver an ad
dress. Offerings for foreign missions.
St. Alark's Lutheran church, Fourteenth
and Washburn streets Rev. A. L. IJamer,
I'll. D pastor. Services 10.30 a. in. and
7.30 p. m, Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.
Alornlng subject, "Love, the Fulfilling of
the Law." .Members are urged to attend
Holy Trinity In the evening. Allsslonary
Nottrott Mill preach on foreign missions.
The Second Presbyterian church Boy.
Charles E. Robinson, D. H., pastor. Ser
vices 10.3U a. m. and 7.30 p. in. Beside n
live-minute sermon to tlie children In tho
morning, the pastor will preach on the
"Hidden Life" In the evening the sub
ject will be "The Liberty of the Pulpit,
or which King, the World with its
Fashion, or Jesus." All seats free at
night. All welcome at all services.
Jackson Street Baptist, church Rev.
Thomas do Uriuiiy, pastor. Preaching sit
10.30. Topic, "Aehan's Folly." At 2 p. in.
Bible school. Preaching ut Continental
mission by Brother Edward Howell, li
centiate. At 7 p. m., people's service.
Praise and song service, followed by a
practical sermon. Topic, "Job's Conso
lation." Ait chile of Morvlee the rlto of
baptism will be administered. You are
all welcome to any seat in our church.
draco Lutheran church, corner Aludl
son avenue and Mulberry street Rev.
Foster V. (lift, pastor. Preaching by tho
pastor at 10.30 a. in. and at 7.30 p, m.
Sunday school at !. :to a. in. Young Peo
ple's Society ot Christian Endeavor at
l',30 p. m, Evening sermon, "Tho En
chanted Cirouiul."
St. Luke's Pjirlsli Rov. Rogers Israel,
rector; Rev. E. J. Huiighton, curate.
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. St.
Luke's ychurch, Scranton, 7.3) a. in., holy,
communion; iUfi a. in., Sunday school;
10.30 a. m., morning prayer and sermon;
730 p. in., evening prayer and sermon.
St. Alark's, Dunmore s n. m., holy com
munion: 10.30 ii. m morning prayer and
Kormon; 3 p. m., Sunday school; 7.30 p.
in., evening prayer and sermon. St.
(leorge's, Olyphunt, in Edward's hall, 3
1. m., Sunday school; 1 p. in., evening
prayer end sermon.
.. First Presbyterian church Rev. James
MeLeod, D. I)., pastor Services, 10.30 a.
in. and 7.3U p. in. Young People's Society
of Chilstlan Endeavor, i!.30 p. m. Sunday
school, 12 in., noon. Dr. AlcLeod wlil
pivuch both morning and evening.
Elm Park church Preaching at 10.30 n.
in. and 7.30 p. m. by the pastor, C. AL
lllllln, D. D. Sumlnv school ut 2 ulul Ep
worth league ut (i.30 p. in.
Court Street .Methodist Episcopal church
-Ceorgo T Pi tee, pastor. Preaching ut
10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. Alornlng subject,
"The Leading of the Holy Spirit:" even
ing subject, "Right Thinking und Right
Turning." Epworth league prayer meet
lug at G.30 p, m.
First Church of Christ, (Scientist), No.
Cli) Adams avenue Sunday service 10.31
u. ni. Testimonial meeting Friday even
ing nt S o'clock. All welcome. Seats free.
Christian Alliance .Meets In Finn's
chapel, H31 Penn avenue Prayer meeting
!) to 10 a, in,; liospel service every Siuiduy
ut 3.45 p. in., led by Rev. W. T. AleAr
thur. Meetings Tuesday at 3 and 7.30 p.
in. Alt-ethifis undenominational; all In
vited. Green Ridge Presbyterian church Ser
vices nt 10.30 a. m, ami 7.30 p, in. ltev.
John B. Worrall, D. B will preach.
Bible school at 12 o'clock and Endeavor
Boclety meeting at B.30. All welcome.
Howard Placo African Aletliodlst Epis
copal church Rov, II, A, (Irnnt, R. D,,
pastor. Quarterly meeting services to
morrow; 10.30 a, m love feast; 3 o'clock,
commemoration of tho Lord's tuippur; 8
P. in., preaching and altar services; 2.30,
Sunday school; 7'p. ih., Christian Endeav
or. Rev. W. II. Brown, D. !) the pre
siding elder, will olllclate al those ser
vices; ;
Oreon Ridge Baptist churcli Rev, W. J.
Ford, pastor. Services at 10.30 a. m, and
7.3tl p. iu. Subject ill tlie .morning, "For
eign Atlsslons;" In the oveiilng, "A Death
bed Repentance,"
St. Paul's Lutheran church, Park Plnce
Rev, John Kowalu, pastor. Services 7,3)
ji. in. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. All M-el-come.
Provldeiico Aletliodlst Kplscopal church
ltov, William Edgar, pnntor. Regular
services will bo held. Tho pastor will
pleach nt 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. Alorn
lng subject, "An Inventory;" evening sub
ject, "Excuses." Sunday school at 2' p.
ni.f Epworth longuo at (U.I p. m. All are
welcome.
Penn Avcnuo Baptist church Rov. Jo
soph IC. DlXon, D. D., pastor, will preach
nt 10.30 and 7,30 o'clock, Subject of morn
Irg, "The Standard of Righteousness,"
mid In the evening tho thctno will be
"The .Mission of Music. ' There Mill be
more than tho usunl number of hymns,
anthems and solos at this service, and
tho pastor will give a short talk concern
ing each piece of music rendered its au
thor, tlie circumstances tinder which It
was written, etc. The congregation Mill
sing some of tho old gospel hymns. Come
and enjoy them. Bjble school session at
2 o'clock. Young people's meeting at (1.30.
You Mill be cordially welcomed.
St. David's church, corner Jackson
street and Bromley avenue Rev. AI. 11.
ABU, rector. Alornlng prayer and sermon
at 10.30 a. in.; evening prayer and sermon
at 7.3H p. ,m. Sunday school al 2.30. Fri
day evening .service at 7.15. Seats free.
All aio welcome.
First Bupjlst '.churcli, Scranton street
Rev. S. F. "Alathows, pastor. The usual
preaching service morning and evening.
Prayer meeting commencing at 10 a. m.;
leader, Deacon Morris. A song and pray
er service will precede the evening ser
vice, led by the pastor. Sunday school at
2 p. m., Dr. Bcddoe, superintendent.
Young people's consecration meeting nt
p. in.; leader, S. F. Aiuthev.'s. All are
cordially invited.
Simpson Aletliodlst Episcopal church
Re. ,1. B. Sweet, pastor. Alornlng prayer
survlco at ,0.30; sermon bv tho pastor at
the morning preaching curvice, beginning
at 10.30; Sunday school at 12 o'clock; Juni
or league at 3 o'clock; Epworth leaguo at
0 o'clock; evening preaching at 7 o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor. Revival services
to which all are invited, non-church-goers
especially. Services each evening of the
week except Saturday. All scats free.
Hampton Street Aletliodlst Episcopal
church F. I. Doty, pastor. Services at
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Pleaching by the
pastor. lOvenlng subject, ' i nc Prodigal's
Father," being the third sermon of tho
series. Junior league nt 3 o'clock con
ducted by Mrs, It'. P. Doty. Sunday
school at 2 o'clock; Epworth league at 0.3)
p. in. A cordial welcome to nil.
In the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening, Rev. F. Aiog
hubghub. B. A., of Alt. Lebanon, Pales
tine, will deliver his lecture on shepherd
life In the east.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
Alfred Wooler, solo tenor at Elm Park
church, was born In England. His first
churcli position was at St. Puul's, Ship
ley, Yorkshire, which he held for live
years. During that time lie studied voice
culture under the eminent tencher and
singer, Hubert Bradley. Alt the age of
23 Air. Wooler came to this country and
located at Jamestown, N. Y. Ills voice
ALFRED WOOLER.
soon brought him Into prominence at
Jamestown, and secured for him n posi
tion as soloist in the Baptist church
choir of that city. After holding the po
sition 0110 year ho resigned to accept a
similar engagement with the Jamestown
Presbyterian church. In tlie lntter posi
tion Air. Wooler remained two years, re
signing in December, 1S:, to accept the
position as solo tenor at Elm Park Aletli
odlst church in Scranton. In tlie follow
ing spring, after taking a principal pait
Iu a music festival given by the Alle
gheny Aiiisic association in Carnegie hall,
Pittsburg, Mr. Wooler received a flatter
lug offer from a promhiPiit Pittsburg
churcli, but he decided to remain In
Scranton. lie has since received over
tures from prominent churches In New
York city, Elinlru, Syracuse anil other
cities. He also refused an offer made by
tiustuve Kerker, composer of "An Ameri
can Beauty," who desired him to Join the
Lillian Russell Opera company. Air.
Wooler has for some time studied hur
inony under Dr. Hugh Clarke, or PliMadel.
phlu, and is a composer of much merit.
Among his compositions ulready published
may bo mentioned "Sweet Little Mary,"
song for medium voice; "Dear Adeline,"
song for tenor; "Sailor Alald," song for
baritone; "Hear Aly Prayer," Microti
quartette; "Jubilate Deo," quartette or
chorus. Tho compositions are published
by Oliver Dltson & Co., Boston and Now
'York. Air. Wooler resides Willi bin wife
and family oil Price street, but has a
'studio at Powell's building, where bo
gives vocal Instruction to a large class.
Air. Wooler Is of pleasing address, and Ills
genial ways and fine voice have won
many friends and admirers In Scranton.
i II II
Allss Alary I.oulso Clary, who will sing
In 'the concert at the Pruthinghaiii on
Fell, 1, .sang .at two. inusicnles at the
Hotel .Majestic, New York, 011 Jan. 1 and
20, and guvo-much pleasure by her beau-
: tlf til voice,
II 11,11
llehry'E. Krehb'ol, of tho New York
Tribune, lias written an excellent Utile
book entitled "How to Listen to Music."
It Is not a technical treatise, but is In
tended for tlie use of those who, while
having made no special study of music,
are still music lovers. It Is well udupted
lo amateurs and students In the art. The
chapter entitled "The Modern Orchestra"
gives descriptions of the various Instru
ments, their tones and uses iu orchestra
tion, apd is Illustrated with porti-aftu of
well known sololits while playing upon
their respective instruments. A study of
thli chapter would eortahdv enable a
lover of music to listen more Intelligently
to an orchestral perfoi malice. The work
Is published by Charles Scribiiei's Sony,
Now York.
II II II
Aline. Alelbu, one of tho three leading
sopranos of tho Metropolitan Ojieru
House troupe, sailed for Europe lust
Thursduy on La Bourgougone. She is
much worried over tho condition of her
voice, which she claims was injured by
her singing In "Romeo mid Juliet" some
two weeks ago, while she wan suffering
from a cold. She says that she must
'have complete rest for two months, but
expects to return In March for tlie .sup
plementary oeuson.
II II II
Five yenrs ago, the season at tho Aletro
polltan Opera house opened with u per
formance of (louiiod's '"FuiiBt," with
.what wus then called tho "Ideul cast."
Lut evening the same oporu wus given,
with not a single 0110 of the runio artists
In tho cast, and yet It Is seurculv less
Ideal, comprising us It does Calvo as
Afurguerlte, Aluutelll as Hlebcl, Sullgnao
as Faust, Lasulle as Valentine, und Plan
con ns Aleplilstopheles, The former "Ideal
cast" was Humes, Sclmlchl, Jcnn und
Edouard Do Rcszke, and Atartupoura,
This opera with any cast always packs
tho house.
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124-126 Wyoming Ave.
BARGAINS,
A-1,
In order to give our January sale an
additional stimulus during its last
week we shall oiler some values that
have never been equalled by any dry
goods house in Scranton.
All reductions for the coming week
have been made regardless of cost, as
we must cut down our stock, and to
do this quickly we are willing to lose
money. Don't pnss these quotations
if yon value an opportunity to buy
cheap. What's our loss is your gain.
. GLOAKS, JACKETS, ETC.
Most phenomenal cut in ladies' and
misses' cloaks. Above will be sold
for less than cost of material. v"c
shall place our entire stock of ladies'
and misses' cloaks on sale, beginning
Saturday morning, January 23, and
have divided them into three lots:
Lot 1 S." Ladles' and Allsses Jackets,
comprising Boucle, Kersey and Irish
frieze, some liulf lined and ai nn
some all lined; value from .4 VtS
$S.OO to $10.00. Reduced Price., 'r '"
Lot 275 liner ipiallty BoUclu, far' rf
Kersey and Irish frieze, worth .TO VO
from $10 to $12. Reduced Price. S'-''
Lot three, finest Qtiallty boucle
Keisey and Irish frieze, worth ... , n
from $12.00 to $13.00. Reduced CA QS
Price pU.0
DRESS GOODS.
7a pieces double fold dress
irnmlM. ri'iil-,i- ,irlr Sn
431c
Reduced Price '. -fr
Ii pieces til-Inch Serge, regular (
price 23c. Reduced Plico IIC
10 pieces 10-Inch Boucle dress -t 7
goods, regular plico 2'Jc. Re- im
duced Price JL
All of our 3.1c. and 45c. ilrcps ry, vm
goods In one lot, choice of LC.
any irw
All of our $1.50 Boucle Cloak- s o
lug in one lot; choice of a'lrsC
any JJ
SILKS AND VELVETS.
13 pieces colored Silk Velvets, In
nil the desirable shades, regu
lar price' SSc. Reduced Price..
10 pieces Brocaded Silk Velvet,
In all the desirable colors, regu
lar price $1.25. Reduced Price.
73 pieces Black, Plain and Bro
caded Silks, C3c. Reduced
Price
o0 pieces Black and Colored
Silks, 73c. grade. Reduced
Price
15 pieces Striped Satin, In all
the evening shades, 30c. grade.
Reduced Price
59c
75c
35c
45c
25c
LEBECK&CORI'
JASV1ES SVIOBR,
Has Moved to His New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue,
Entrance on aide next to Flrpt National
Bank, iio lias now in a
II
HL
Comprising everything reqnlsito for flno
Uorclinnt Tailoring. And tho Eaiiw can
be shown to Advantage in his splen
didly fitted up room
A SPECIAL INVITATION
It Extended to All Readers of The Trib
une to Call on "OLD RELIABLE" In HIj
New Business Home.
m THE LIE OF THE
nro located tho finest fishing and hunting
grounds in the world. Descriptive boons
on application. Tickets to all points In
Maine. Canada and Maritlma Provinces,
Minneapolis. Bt. Paul, fanadiun and
United States Northwest, Vancouver,
Beattlo, Tacoma, Portland, .Ore., San
Francisco.
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all throught trains. Tourist
cars fully fitted with bedding, curtains
and specially adapted to wants o: families
may bo had with Decond-class tickets.
Rates always less than via other llno3.
For further Information, time tablo3, etc.,
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, Q. E. A..
353 Broadway, New York.
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Schedule In Uftoct No ember 15, S?5.
Trains Leave Wilkos-Earre as Follows
7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisbu'rp;, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burs and tne West.
10.15 a, m., week days, for Hazlolon,
Potlsville, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisbure;, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts,
burp; and tho West,
0.15 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburs, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and tho West.
3.15 p. m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg and the West,
G.00 p. m., week days, far Hazloton
and Pottsville.
J. R. WOOD, Uen'l Pjsj. Assnt.
S. AI. PKI3VOST. General Alanuirer.
J. JUL! JUilliD
II lilll fill
1
ilSlSI NOFIC ill
IjAILROAD TIME-TABLES
LEIIlail VALLEY RAILROAD Si'S
, , THAI. . .
Anthracite Coal Used Haclurlvely Insur
ing Cleanliness and Comfort.
IN EFFECT NOV. IB, 1890.
t T.'iiVNH 1'HAVH SCRANTON.
c 1? i!-' 'adolphla and Now York via D.
itl'1',' "l 'lr'' 7'13 ' '" 12.0S, 1,20, 3.3J
1.'.-kP.'n'noinl Express) and 11,30 p. 111,
t .r ,Vl,,!,.ton "ml Wlllses-llnrro via. D.
'A' H. R., 0.00, S.03, 11,20 a, in., 1.03
1.' fi-f?n'id S.I7 p. in.
mi.ior..;iVhlit.u.,lnv.c'n' Unzloton, Pottsvlllc,
v 1 V"-.1 m,1, 1'."l,,la I" tho coal regions
p. 111. '" 0,K n' tn" 12,u5 nml iAl
,M?Llict,l?ho"h Raston, Rending, Hnr
t lon vi,,"1,1 "rlcl"X Intermediate sta-
H and0i1.,(!fl1.,lck D,nmo,,d 1:x,,rC8B)'
Ithnn,, '"J""'', Towniuln. Elmlrn,
S.,noiv n,ml Principal Intermediate
Motions via n L. & W. It, R 0.00, S.08,
.', a. 111,, 12.20 and 3.40 p. m.
Fn'n 9S!!0V"' Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
i r ,iFhtl,cn'0.nm1 u" P01"1" west via D.
rnnmi n ll" 7,1i' 'V ,m" iiM- s'"3 ("lack Dia
mond Express), H.G0 and 11.30 p. in,
villi.'.""" P''"'101' a"d sleeping or Lehigh
u-t ? ,Vin"' cnrs "" trains between
nli hi it'oVr11!"0 nn' New Yoik, PlilliuTel.
PMiii, BufTalo and Suspension Bridge.
CHAS. S. LEI-:, C.en. Pass. Agt., Plillu..
A. W. NONNEMACIIER, Asst. Gen
Pnss. Agt., South Bethlehem, Pa.
hcranton Ofllce, 300 Lackawanna avenue.
Del., I.aclcti. and Western,
Effect Alonday. October 19, 1S00.
.,.,?! "a lliavo Sernnton as follows: Ex-
1 jn ..&'" VwYo,k "ml ll11 join's E'ist,
1.10. IMSO, 5.15, S.C0 and 0.53 a. m.; 1.10 and
J.xJ p. m.
nt!i?'""os,s.,forKaHl0"' Trenton,- Philadel
phia and the South, 6.15, S.0O and D.65 a. in..
1.10 and 3.33 p. in,
uHhlnKtou and way station?, 3.13 p. m.
i obyimiinii accommodation, C.1U p. in.
,.';. PI-1AS1 r.or PI'iKhamton, Oswego. 131
a,,' 'i CorlK. "nth, Dnnsville, .Mount
AI01 rls and Hurfulo, 12.20, 2.33 a. m and 1.53
P. 111., making close connections at Uilffalo
L", V. ',ol"ts hi tho West, Northwest and
southwest.
Path accommodation, 0.15 a. m.
"nijliamton and way stations, 1.03 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5.15 p. in,
Jiliighamton and Klinlra express, D.53 '
P. 111.
Express for mica and Richfield Springs,
-! a. m. and 1.55 p. 111.
p 111 C'1 S,!a uml IillUl 0'13 " m" and i,Si
Kor Northumheiinnd, Plttston, Wllkes
uarre, Plymouth, liloomshurB and Dan
ville, makiiiK close connection at North
umberland for Wllllamspoit, Ilurrlsburt-,
Halthnore. Washington mid the South.
Northumberland und Intermediate sta
tions, c.00, 0.63 a. m., and 1.53 und.G.OO p. m.
Nnutlcoke and intermediate stntlons, 8.03
and 11.20 a. m. Plymouth and Intermediate
stations. 3.40 and 8.17 p. m.
Pullman purlor and sleeping- coaches on
all express trains.
Fpr detailed Information, pocket tlmo
tables, etc., apply to Al. I.. Smith, city
ticket otllce, 32S Lackawanna avenue, or
depot ticket ofllce.
Central Kailroad of New Jersey.
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TI.MK TAULK IN l-JKe'ECT JAN. 23, 1S97.
Trains leave Scranton for Plttston,
Wllkes-Unrre, etc., at 8.20, 0.15, 11.30 a. in.,
12.13, 2.00, 3.03, 5.00, 7.10 p. m. Sundays 0.00,
u. 111., 1.00, 2.15, 7.10 p. m.
For Atlantic City, S.20 a. m.
For Now Yorkr Newark and Elizabeth,
S.20 (express) a. m., 12.15 (express with 'Ruf
fe t parlor car), 3.03 (express) p. m. Sun
day, 2.13 p. m. Train leaving 12.15 p. m.
arrives at Philadelphia, Rending Termin
al, 5.22 p. 111. and Now yoik COO p. m.
For Alauch Chunk, Allontown, Bethle
hem, Easton and Philadelphia, S.20 a. m
12.13, 3.03, 5.00 (except Philadelphia) p. m.
biinuay, 2.1a p. in.
Far Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
S.20 a. m. and 12.15 p. m.
For Lakowood, S.20 a. m.
For Reading, Lebanon and Harrisburg,
via Allontown, S.20 a. m., 12.45, 5.00 p. m.
Sunday. 2.15 p. m.
For Pottsville, 8.20 a. m., 12.45 p. m,
Returning leave New York, foot of Lib
erty street, North River, nt 0.10 (express)
a. m., 1.10, 1.30, 1.15 (exprcrs with Buffet
pnrlor enr) p. m. Sunday. 4.30 a. m.
Leavo Philadelphia, Reading Termlnnl,
0.00 a. in,, S.00 untl -1.00 p. in. Sunday, fi.23
a. m.
Through tickets to all points at lowest
rates may be had on aupllcation In ad
vance to the ticket agent nt tho station.
H. I'. BALDWIN,
Gon. Pass. Agt.
J. II. OLIIAUSEN, Gen. Supt. .
DBLA W ARE AND
HUDSON TIAIH
TABLE.
On Alonday, Nov. 23,
trains will leave Scran
ton as follows:
(& T C"v!Wja For uaruonuaie .i.ij,
AfifH JfflW7.55, 8,55, 10.15, a. m.;
W a r 12.00 noon; 1.21, 2.20, 3.52,
J1'' 11.55 p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Alontreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. 5.43 a. m.;
2 20 I), m.
For IIonestlale-5.13, S.55, 10.13 a. m.; 12.00
noon, 2.20, 6.25 p. in.
For Wilkes-Barre C.45, 7.13. S.43, 0.38,
10 45 a. m.; 12.03, 1.20, 2.23, 3.33, 4.11, COO,
7 50, 0.30. 11.30 p. in.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley Railroad 13.45, 7.43 a. m.j
12.03-' 1.20, 3.33 (with Black Diamond Ex
lircss), 11.20 p. m.
For Pennsylvania Railroad points C-lj.
0 38 a. m. : 2.30. 4.11 I), m.
"For western points, via Lehigh Valley
Rallroad-7.13 a. m.; 12.05. 3.33 (With Black
Diamond Express) 0.50. 11.30 p. m.
Tialns will arrive at Scranton at follows:
From Carbondnlo and tho north C40.
740 8 10, 0.31, 10.40 a. m.: 12.00 noon; 1.03,
"'"I' 3 23 1.37, 5.45, 7.45. 9.43 and 11.25 p. m.
"Vrom'WIlkes-Hnrre and the south 5.40,
7 60 S.50. 10.10, 11.53 a. m.; 1.10, 2.14,. 3.13,
ri'n" 0 21. 7.63, 0.03, 0.13, 11.62 p. m.
j"V BPHDIfK, O P. A, Albany. N. Y.
II. W. Cross, D. P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Ivrie and Wyoming Valley.
Effective Jan. 4, 1S07.
Trains will leave Scranton for Now
Yoik. N'ewburgh and -Inti rmediato points
on Erie also for Ilawley and local point?,
at 7.05 a. m. and i'.2S p. m. ; and arrive from
above points at 10.33 a. m. and 9.3S p. m.
cniMViin' HSVJKinv.
Ill D-lt'lei-t October ltSi, lSflfi.
W it
North Hound. noutli Hound.
&J Stations LsSfll
1 1 g 2 (Trains Dally, r.x-J 2 g
3 v. I cert suntlay.) u iq a1
i ji i' u;Airlvo Leave a mi
Tib'N. Y. Franklin st 7 10 ....
' 7l0!Ves& 4'Jnd street .... 765 . ..
700 Weehawkeii .... 8 10 ....
.. . p ulAri'lvo Leave a m i- m
. ..TV." 1 15 Hancock Junction .. 21s, ....
109 Hancock sn ....
ism Staiil&ht .... ssa ....
W4U Preston park u all ....
is -Id como a 41 ....
1 a as royntelle ant) ....
lan liehuoat ar.s ....
18 03 I'lcablint m 3C6 ....
IfllJP Unlondalo 310, . ..
11149 Forestcity S 19
.... I1MM1S4 carbondnlo 701 B311 ....
.... M tOriP'O Wlllto Bridge 17 (17 18 8, ...
.... Jiii3fil8i MayllelU ', I2't3 48; ....
.... C, Hill 83 . Jerinyn 111345..,.
....I OSllUlS Archibald 780 351' ....
0 S3 1115! Wluton 7S3 8M, ...
....! fivSU 11 1'ei'kWllB 787 SM) ..
.... iiS3 11 07 (ilvphant 7J 4 0r ....
....I (lion oil I'l'lceburff 7 si' 407' ....
.... (1 IB 11 03. Throup 7-'!fi 4 10-' ...
.... 0 15 1101 Trovldenco 7 30 4 14 ....
.... oiafiowl park piaco 17 tin 17 ....
... 010.1055 scran'cni 74.S 12J1....
r mU i I.c nve ArrlTe a ur m'
All trnlns run daily excent yundav.
f. signifies that trains stop on signal for pas.
EC infers.
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purchasing tickets and uavo money. Day and
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acc the lists uf desirable property on
pate 3 of 1 he Tribune.