THE SORANTON TItIBUNE-"VVEDNE8DA.Y MORNING. MAY 5, 189T.
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Pennsylvania Hews.
DOINGS OF A DAY
IN LEGISLATURE
Senate Hears Report of the Pbllndclpbia
Committee.
SENATOR GRADY REFUSES TO SIGN
Tlic I.tbcl 1)111 Frnmcil by tho I'cnn
svlvnnlu Stnto I'.ilitarinl Assocln
ion Pnsscs Third Heading ill the
House-. Hills Amending tho Vac
cination Act nnd Prohibiting tho
Adulteration of Malt Liquor Arc
1'nsscd rinnll)'.
HUSBAND DIDN'T MEET HER.
Talc of Woo Told West Chester To
llco by n Woman.
West Chester, May 4. A comely wo
man, giving the name of Mrs. Mary
James, and accompanied "by two llttlo
children, applied to Cnlef of Police Jef
fries at midnight for aid. She related
a touching tale, telling' how her hus
band had left them at home In Fltts
burg nnd had como to eastern Penn
sylvania In search of employment at
his trade, that of a carpenter.
Ho notified them to Join him nt West
Chester, nnd tho last cent they ownod
was spent for car fare. When the llt
tlo fnmlly nrrlved hero tho husband
father failed to turn up, and no tidings
of such a man could be learned. Un
der tho circumstances the chief of po
lice was obliged to send tho woman to
the county home.
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To aain Plesh, to Sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite and Oood Digestion
Mean, Wake a Test of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an
Oentleman.
Indianapolis
EASTERN LEAGUE
BASE BALL GAMES
(Concluded from Paso 2.
Hnrrlsburg, May 4. In the senate this
morning the bill providing for the ap
pointment of meat inspectors passed
finally, n did tho bill providing that a
liquor license chiill not be Issued to any
person until a bond has been executed
with two sutllcic-nt sureties or ono title,
lnsuinnee or trust company to bo ar
I Hived by tho court grunting stien ".'
cense
"When the bill which Gives the Insur
itxnff cnnini.'tiMcncr the right to s-ay
whether the securities of foreign insur
mnce companies wishing" to do business
In Pennsylvania la acceptable came up
for final passage, quite a healed dis
cussion was precipitated. A vole on
llnnl rnssngo resulted in the pas-.nfce of
tie bill by a vote of 2C to 17.
The senate met. at 4.30 o'clock this
nfJrnoon to hear tho leport of the
committee appointed nt the request of
the Citizens Municipal league, of Phil
adelphia by the senato two years ngo
for tho purpose of Inquiring into the
operations of Philadelphia's Bulltt bill
charter. The report was rather volu
minous making about 110 typewritten
pages. Lieutenant Governor Lyon oc
cupied the chair, and ns soon an order
was secured Chairman William II. An
drews banded in the report. Chief
Clerk Smiley began reading it, but af
ter exercising his voice for a half hour,
lie cave wny to Journal Clerk Kelty.
Then -Smiley and Kelty alternated until
the report had been read, or rather
until a portion of It had been read, for
the I'lerlin dropped a page or two at
every opportune moment. Even nt this
rate nearly an hour and a half was
spent In reading the report.
The document was signed by Chair
man Andrews, E. 13. llardenburgh, of
Wayne; Arthur Kennedy, of Alle
gheny: S. J. McCanell, of Dauphin,
nnd C- Wesley Thomas, of Philadel
phia, Senator Grady alone withholding
Jils signature therefrom.
COMMITTEK'S REPORT.
The report Is a voluminous document,
covering 109 pages of closely written
typewritten matter and Is .estimated
to contain between 42,000 and 45,000
words.
The petition of tho Citizens' Munic
ipal association of Philadelphia, recit
ing alleged abuses In Philadelphia,
which resulted in the appointment of
the committee, and the correspondence
relating thereto Is given In full. At the
outset the commltteo says that it
deemed It unnecessary to attempt to
give an analysis of the testimony taken
by It. The report Is therefore confined
to reference to some of the more sal
ient points presented by the evidence
produced before the committee.
The committee deals Ilrst with the
objects sought to bo accomplished by
the present charter of Phlladelp'hla
known as the Bullitt bill, and a discus
sion thereof, ami then passes to the
passage by city councils of an ordi
nance granting certain franchises to
tho (Mutual Automatic Telephone com
pany. Facts connected with tho passage of
the ordinance and the testimony relat
ing to the operations of the company
produced before the committee are
given In detail, and the report says In
connection therewith: "Both David
Martin and Charles A. Porter appeared
before the committee of councils nnd
denied nil knowledgo or connection
with tho Mutual Automatic Telephone
company and denied that they lield nny
stock, but admitted that they had
heard that It had been put there with
out their consent and without their
knowledge."
Mr. Charles A. Torter and Mr. John
P. Pearseh were subooenaed td nppear
liefore your committee, but failed to
do so; Mr. Porter has never contra
dicted or explained the fact that he
knew or supposed he know of tho pos
session of the certificate of stock by
Dr. White, who was a member of coun
cils from one of the wards of his sena
torial district, and neither of them had
denied or attempted to explain tho tes
timony taken.
MARTIN WAS THREATENING.
Mr. David Martin, after the giving
of the testimony of the several wit
nesses In respect of his having had tho
original certificates of 0,000 shares, hav
ing had It cut up Into smaller certifi
cates and taken them away with him,
nnd afterwards having had two certifi
cates for GOO shares each again sub
divided Into fifty certificates of twenty
shares each, which he also received,
demanded to bo heard liefore your
committee by a letter, threatening In
tone, which was published In the news
papers elmultaneosly with Its re
ceipt. At great Inconvenience, the commit
tee Immediately reassembled and notl
Contlnued on Pago .
CRUELTY CHARGED.
Chester County Partner Is Held for
M hipping n Child.
West Chester, May 4. Louis C.
Hughes, a farmer of Charlestown
township, was given a hearing before
Magistrate Russell this morning on tho
charge of violently beating anu atius
ing William Gresh, a lad in his custody,
from the Friends' home, Philadelphia.
George Stackhouse testltlcd that
while driving nlong the highway ho
heard the screams of a child In dls-
No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspcpfela.
Peoplo having It think that their nerves
are to blnmo nnd nro surprised that
they arc not cured by nerve medi
cine and spring remedies; tho real seat
of the mlshlef la lost sight of: the
stomach Is the organ to be looked
after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not havo
any pain whatever In the stomach, nor
perhaps nny of tho usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows Itself not In tho stomach so
much ns In nearly every other organ;
In sumo oases the heart palpitates and
Is irregular; In others tho kidneys are
affected; In others the bowels are con
stipated, with headache; ntlll others
are troubled with loss of flesh and np
petlte, with accumulation of gas, sour
risings nnd heartburn.
Mr. A. AV. Sharper, of No. CI Pros
pect St., Indianapolis, Ind.: writes as
follows: "A motive of pure gratitude
prompts mo to write those few lines
regarding the new and valuable medi
cine. Stuart'H Dyspepsia Tablets. I
I have been a sufferer from nervous dys-
pepsin for tho last four years; have
I used various patent medicines nnd oth
I cr remedies without nny favorable re
I suit. They sometimes; gave temporary
i ,.cii,,f nniii tlm ofTpiH of Hit? medicine
In tho back. Patterson was given a
life by Terrlck and scored on tho two
baper of Shannon, tho younsjor, to left
center. Score:
SCR ANTON.
A.u. n. ir. . a. b.
O'Brien, cf 4 0 0 0 0 1
Bonner. 2b 4 0 a 3 4 0
Daly, rf 2 10 2 0 0
Heard, fs 4 114 2 0
P. Bagan, If 4 11111
Massey, lb 4 0 2 2 0 0
Magulre, 3b 3 10 2 2 1
Gunson, c 3 0 1110
Boyd, c 10 0 10 0
Morse, p. 4 0 0 17 0
Totals 33 4- 7
ROCHESTER.
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F, Shanr.on, ss 3 1 l
Lynch, rf 4 0 1
1). Shannon, 2b 4 0 0
Dooley, lb 1 0 0
Hottenus, If. 3 0 0
Mlllvey, 3b 3 0 1
Rlchter, cf 2 0 0
Patterson, c 3 11
Yerrick, p 3 0 0
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tssTand discovered the farmer b-a't- I wore off. I attributed this to my sed
Inc young Gresh with a whip. The lad
was subjected to a physical examina
tion nt the magistrate's ofllce. The de
fendant was held to answer nt quarter
sessions court.
WRAPPED IN FLAMES.
Employe of Railroad Shops Owns His
Life to n 1'ellow-Workman.
Wllllamsport, May 1. William Bubb,
an employe of the Heech Creek rail
road shops at Jersey Shore, owes his
life to the presence of mind of a fel
low workman. He was bending an lro
tire today, when an Immense gasoline
furnace exploded, severely burning
Hubb about the head, arms nnd bodv.
His clothing was at once wrapped in
flp.mes.
Shop Foreman Miller, who saw1 tho
accident, hurried to Uubb's assistance
and wrapped a heavy woolen blanket
about him, smothering the llames.
Uubb's condition Is critical.
ontary habits, being a bookkeeper with
little physical exorcise, but I am glad
to stato that the tablets have overcome
all these obstacles, for I have gained
In flesh, sleep bettor, nnd nm better In
every way. The above Is written not
for notoriety, but is based on actual
fact." Respectfully yours,
A. W. Sharper.
CI Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind.
It Is safe to Fay that Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets will cure any stomach
weakness or disease except cancer of
stomach. Thy cure sour stomach, gas,
loss of flesh and appetite, sleeplessness,
palpitation, heartburn, constipation
and headache.
Send for valuable llttlo book on
stomach disease by addressing Stuart
Co.. Marshall. Mich.
All dtugglsts tell full sized packages
at t-0 cents.
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TW0 WIVES CONFRONT HIM.
Iluth Dcmnnd Punishment for Wil
li u in J. IJurkc, in Illnir.
Ilollldnysburg, May 4. William J.
Hurke, a Pennsylvania railroad traln
inan, who, It Is nsserted, had a wife
at each end of his run, In Altoona and
Pittsburg, was confronted In court this
afternoon by the women.
Roth are young and pretty, and both
demanded the punishment of their al
leged husband.
liurke was sentenced to pay his Al
toona wife a sum for her maintenance.
He will also be taken to Pittsburg,
where ho will be prosecuted by wife
No. 2 for alleged bigamy.
MAY STAY IN ENGLAND.
Totals 29 2 4 27
Scrnnton 3 0 0 0 0 0 1
Rochester 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hit F. Shannon. Sacrifice
hits Daly, Mulvcy. Stolen bases Daly,
ISagan. Struck out Morso (2i, O linen,
Iloyd, Rlchter. Double plays Honner to
Heard to Massey. First on errors Heard,
Daly, D. Shannon, Patterson. First on
balls Daly, Magulrc, O'Urlen, F. Shan
non, Rlchter. Hit by pitcher Honner,
Hottenus. Passed lulls Patterson, 2. Um
pire Kennedy. Time 1.50.
Springfield Toronto.
Springfield, Mass,, May 4. Springfield
won tho pecond gamo from Toronto today
through Sctley'a wlldnness in tho last two
Innings. Score:
SPRINGFIELD.
A.H. R. II,
... 5 1 2
... 4
Connolly & Wallace
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ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
Cireen, If
Sehef'.ler, rf. ...
Urouthers, lb. .
Smith, cf.
Gilbert, 3b
CavunnURh, ss.
Duncan, c
Moore, 2b
Inks, p
Mains, p
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STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
TUB TEA KKTTL.13 EXPLODED.
West Chester, May I. James O'llrlen, of
thin place, was badly hurt this morning
by tho explosion of a tea kettle, uid has
been removed to tho Chester County Iioj
pital for treatment. As O'llrlen attempt
ed to remove tho kettle from u stove It
burst Into fragments, lacerating his head
and badly scalding his face.
EXPECTED MERCY, BUT GOT SIX
MONTHS West Chester, May 4. Samuel
Orner, a humorous character of Phenlx
vlllc. trudged Ml the way to the county
seut this morning and surrendered himself
to tho pherltf. orner had been chnrgel
with larceny and had Jumped his bill.
Under tho lmprcsflon that ho would es
cape punishment, he came here to tell his
tale to the court. Ho was, however, sen
tenced to six months' Imprisonment.
CRUSHED BY A FALLING TREE.
Shamokln, May I. Richard Foulk, or
Gowan City, was tenlbly crushed by a
tree ho was engaged In cutting down on
tho farm of ex-County Treasurer D. S.
Hollenback, this morning. It Is feared
his Injuries will prove fatal,
JUDGECLAYTON DECIDES AGAINST
JUSTICES. Media, May 4. Judgo Clay
ton, In a caso stated today, decided that
tho county was not llablo for justices'
nnd constables' costs In tho case of a
man committed to Jail for disorderly con
duct In default of payment of costs and
lino Imposed by tho Justice.
BRYAN TO VISIT READING.-Re-id-Ing,
May 4. William Jennings lirynn has
written a letter to Dr. John Stoltze, rf
tho Bimetallic league, in regard to his pro
posed trip to Reading. His accident in tho
south prevented his coming here in April,
ns proposed, but ho promises to come, at
somo future time.
TEN CREWS TO BE LAID OFF.
Rending. Mny 4. Owing to tho innctlvo
coal trade on tho Reading road it has been
decided to dispense, with ten crews. THIS
order will affect about fifty men and In
clude ciiglnemen, conductors, brakemon,
at Palo Alto and Port Richmond.
TO 'RETIRE FROM THE WAYNE
FTINCIBLES.-West Chester, May 4.
Closely followlr.g the retirement from tha
National Guard of Captain S. M. Paxson,
of Company I, Wayno Fenclbles, comes
the resignation of First Lieutenant St.
Juilun Oglcr, which has been accepted.
FIGIICR RATTLE WITH A DOG.
Lebanon, May 4. Charles Carver, of My
erstown, had his Jaw broken and was
otherwise hirt hist night In a flcrco bat
tle with a Newfoundland dog, which at
tacked Jilm without warning. Ills condi
tion Is considered serious,
A CORPSE FOUND PETRIFIED.
Slmmokln, May 4. Whllo removing tho
remains of Miss Clara Shausscr, who w'as
burled In a Mt. Carmel cemetery eight
years ago, It was discovered that the body
had been petrllled and In an excellent
state of preservation.
CHARGED WITH ROIH11NO HIS EM
PLOYER. Reading, May 4. Lloyd Web
cr, a 15-year-old boy, was lodged In Jail
charged with larceny of $i8 from Benja
min Kline, a Center township farmer.
Young Weber was In Mr. Kline's employ.
JAW RROKE.N IN A SCUFFLE WITH
A DOO. Lebanon, aiuy 4. Charles W.
Carver, of Myerstown, a young man of SO,
was attacked by a dog and in the scrim
mage had his lower Jaw badly broken,
NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDI
CATED. Iancaater. May 4. The Rerg
strueso Lutheran church, near Murrell,
In Ephrata township, was formally dedi
cated on Sunday, with Interesting servlcea.
BURGLARS FAIL AT BIRDSIIORO
Reading, May 4. Burglars attempted to
enter n storo room In Blrdsboro yester
day. The lock was broken nnd tho door
splintered, but nothing was taken,
APOPLEXY KILL3 A LHUANON
COUNTIAN, Lebanon, May, 4. Andrew
Sharp, a well-known reeldan of North Leb.
anon township, la doad fro an onoo.lotlo
stroke, aged 75 years.
York .IiiiIkc Ilcrnscs to Aid in Kxtrn
lUtlngrliurlcs Still.
York, May 4. Unless a private fund
Is raised, the convicted ex-constable,
Charles Still, who Is held In England
ns n fugitive from justice awaiting ex
.trndltlon, will remain in that country.
This morning District Attorney
Strawbrldge presented In open court,
President Judge BIttenger on tho
bench, a petition setting forth the con
viction of Still, his lllght from Justice,
tho forfeiture of his recognizance, tho
payment of the money ($3,000) Into tho
hands of the law library committee,
and his subsequent nrrest In England.
.The petitioner nsked the court to
rescind the order awarding' the sum of
money realized on the recognizance to
the law library committee, and to
award the sum of $1,000 to Walter H.
AVhlte, to defray the expenses of bring
ing Still into this court. The Judge
granted a rule upon tho law library
committee, to show cause why tho
prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted.
When court convened this afternoon'
the committee filed an nnswer, refusing
to allow the former order of the court
to be rescinded, and also refusing to
allow any part of tho money awarded
them to be used for tho purpose of
bringing Still hack.
Judge BIttenger then handed down
his opinion, at some length, refusing to
grant tho petition, In the face of the
opposition of tho law library commit
tee, and discharged the rule.
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Casey, c.
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HELP WANTED-FI2MALES.
Ad5. Under Tills Mend One Cent a Ward.
ANTKI) - VEHT '.MAKER.' APPLY
IlUllKUTtf, 120 North Main nvenuc.
AMKS-rMXlCKnir7vAOK8 DOINU
pleasant borne work, nnd will gladly ncnd
full lmrtleulurN to all sending '2 cent stamp.
MlbS M. A. HTKII1IINX, Lawroncc, Mich.
WANTKD-LADY AGENTS IN KORAN
ton to sell and introduce Snyder's cake
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permanent and very profitable. Write for
particulars nt on re and get hcnellt of holiday
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Next Door to Dime Hank.
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KCtlc saleswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed Sll a day without interfering
with other duties. Healthful occupation.
Write for piiitlciiliirH. enclosing stamp,
MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY, No. 7'J
John street, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
VfMNTEUJUcTrtnt
V lug, no collecting: position permanent;
jmy weekly; stnto age. ULEN HROTHEIW,
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-OENKUAL AGENTS IN Ev
ery county; iileo lady canvassers; some
thing new; sure seller; apply quick. J. C.
III1.1IERT, 111 Adams avenue, Scmuton,I'a.
TgENTH WHAT ARE YOUGOINa TO
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Naperville, III.
Address NICHOLS,
BLOOD POISON MAY KILL
Chester Springs Woman III Unto
Dentil with tho Disease.
Phoenlxville, May 4. A few days ago
Mrs. Mary Heubner, of Chester Springs,
cut her linger on a washboard. She
gave little heed to the Injury until a
day or two ago, when the linger began
to swell and pain severely.
A physician was called. He inund that
blood poisoning had developed. She Is
now lying at the point of death, with
llttlo hope for recovery.
AN ACTRESS' CRIME.
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She Stnbs Her J.ovcr nnd Then Kills
Herself.
Paris, May 4. A great sensation has
been created In theatrical nnd other
circles here by an attempted murder
and subsequent suicide which occurred
yesterday. Mathllde Rlverson, an ac
tress and tho divorced wife of a mar
quis, had a quarrel with her love M.
Moreau, over his approaching mar
riage, and nn arrangement was made
that they should spend the last day of
his bachelorhood togetlur at her resi
dence In tho Rue Faubourg du Temple.
The meeting took place ns agr?ed, and
tho woman again reproached him for
deserting her and nought to havo him
cancel his marriage engagement.
Moreau refused to resume his rela
tions with her, whereupon she drew a
stiletto and stabb?d htm In the chest.
Moreau lied, but the infuriated woman
pursued him, screaming as she ran,
and, overtaking him, drove the stil
etto Into his back.
loreau made his escape to the
street, and his mistress returned to her
apartments and throw herself from the
window. The woman struck the pave
ment head first, nnd was picked up and
taken to the hospital, where she died
oon afterward from concussion of the
brain.
Moreau was taken to his home, and
It is possible that ho may recover.
Totals 31 4 8
White out for Interference.
Batted for Setley In ninth.
Springfield 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
Toronto 0 0 0 10 0 0
Two-baso hits Gilbert, Setley,
flee hit Setley. Stolen bases Schemer,
Brouthers, McGann, Gilbert, Mcllale t2).
First base on balls Off Inks, 4; off Mains,
2; off Setley, 8. Left on bases Spring
Held, 7; Toronto, 7. Struck out By Inks,
1; .by Mains, 2. Batters hit-By Inks, 1;
by Setley, 2. Doublo plays Inks and
Brouthew; White. Taylor and McGann;
Lush, Setley and White. Time 1.15. Um
pire Swartwood,
Uiillhlo-Providence.
Providence, May 4. Tho Buffalos met
iigoin and defeated Providence today.
Scere:
PROVIDENCE.
A.B.
Wcigand, lb 3
Bastett, 3b 4
Knight, If 4
I) ran by, lb 4
Cooney, ss 4
Lyons, cf 3
Coogan, rf 3
Dixon, c 3
Hodson, p 3
Totals 31
BUFFA
A.U
Clymer, cf. 3
Orey, rf 3
Gllboy, ir. 4
Wise, 2b 3
Field, lb 4
Gremlnger, 3b 4
Sullivan, ss 4
Smith, c 4
Brown, p 4
Totals 33
Providence 0 0
Buffalo 2 0
Earned runs Providence, 1; Buffalo, 2.
Two-baso hits Wlso (2). Stolen bases
Wcigand, Grey. Doublo plays Cooney
to Welgand to Drauby; Hodson to Drau
by, Clymer to Field: Smith to Wise. First
base on balls Off Hodson, 3. First haso
on errors Providence, 1; Buffalo, 3. Struck
out By Hodson, 2; by Brown, 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Welgand. Tlmc-1.30. Urn
plre Keefe. Attendance 800.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Phillies' defeat by Boston yes
terday sent tho latter up and out of
last place, and gave Baltimore a chance
to take the lead away from tho Phil
lies. The schedule changes slightly to
aay and Philadelphia and Boston do
not play.
Ilcsults.
Boston 5 Philadelphia 3
Baltimore a Brooklyn 1
New York 6 Washington 1
Chicago s St. Louis 3
Cincinnati at Cleveland, wet e rounds.
Louisville at Plttsbnrg, wet grounds.
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I70R KALE-TOP CONCORH BUGGY, IN
good condition; mndo by Luycock, Wy
oming, Ph.; can lie seen and examined nt
burn, icarof warehouse, Wyoming avenue.
THi: SCRANTON SUPPLY AND .MACHIN
ERY CO.
I70R HALE-I)ESIRAI1LE LOT, WITH
house on rear, 018 N. Washington nve.
nuc; owner leaving city. (101 Qiilncy avo.O
IOR SALK-100 PIOS EOR SALE, IN
i.' quire utLowry'H Hotel, Taylor. FRANK
LOWKY.
TTOHAMi-IlbfEiTllKKniOKRATOir,
I1 OxlUx4'.j.Nearlynew.CnllHttbo"Hub",
Bpruco street.
LOT FOR SALE ON CLAY AVENUE.
Apply; to J. U. LANUE, l'JO Lacka
wanna nve.
AGENTM-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, nllver, nlclccl nnd copper electro
plnHterB; prices from S3 upwnrd; milnry and
cxpoiiNen paid; outfit free. Andrews with.
Btiimp, MICHIGAN MF1 CO., Chicago.
ACIENTH-TO HELL CIGARH TO DKAL
ern; $2!i weekly nnd cxpcnueH; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFU
CO., -18 Van Huron St., Chicago.
COTTAGE FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
HYHTAL IlAKECWTAGE 1 FOR HALE."
Lot tlft x lHft.llcst location. Houbc rom
plete. Ample iioreheK. Apply nt once. PAT
TERSON WILCOX, Attorney, Hcrnnton.
CITY SCAVENGER.
CHAH. COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER.
All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest appliances. Charged
reasonable. 710 Serniuau street. House,
nilONorth Washington nvenuc.
AlUIRIGGS CLEANH PRIVY VAULTS
. nnd eess pools; no odor. ' Improved
pumps used. A. HltlGGM, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1 100 N. SInln.nve., or Klckes'
drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry.
TelephonoOOlO.
I?OR HALE-A SILVER-PLATED CONN
double bell euphonium, nicely engraved,
with trombone hell, gold lined; nearly new
and cost $1)0; will sell at a bargain. Address
this week to K. W. GAYLOR, LaRaysvllle,
Pa.
FOR RENT.
Advs, Under This Head One Cent
Word.
PROFITABLE DREAM.
Mrs. AVillinms Learns tho Locntion of
it Lost 910 Hill.
Dayton, O,, May 4. Seventeen years
ago Mrs. Rebecca J. Williams received
two $10 Jillls as a present from her
father. Ono of these Iillls she spent,
and the other she put away for safe
keeping, and forgot where sho had
placed It,
All of the family since then have as
sisted In the search for tho missing bill,
but It never could be found. Years
passed by, her father and husband
died, and the missing greenback was
forgotten. The other night Mrs. Will
iams dreamed of her father, and when
she awakened remembered that In tho
dream ho had told her she would find
tho money between two certain sheets;
In a trunk. There ehe found tho
money. She has no recollection of
having; put it between those sheets.
l'crceutngc Record.
I'.
Rjltlmoro 9
Philadelphia. 10
Cincinnati .' 8
Loulsvillo 7
Pittsburg C
Cleveland 9
New York 9
Chicago 9
Brooklyn 10
Washington 8
Boston , 8
St. Louis 9
Toilny's finmos,
Raltlmoro at Ilrooklyn.
St. Louis at Chicago,
Cincinnati at Cleveland
Loulsvillo at Pittsburg.
New York at Washington
V. L. P.O.
8 1 .SS'J
8 a .tw
0 2 .750
5 2 .711
4 2 ,6V
4 G .411
4 5 .411
3 C .333
3 7 .300
2 C .230
2 U .250
2 7 2'
Now York Washington.
Washington, May 4. The New Yorks
played fast ball -hero today and tho gamo
was never In doubt. Score; 'R.H.K,
Washington 0000 1000 0-1 1 0
New York 2 04 00000 G 10 0
Batteries King and Mngulro; Doheny
and Warner. Umpire Lynch.
Clilcngo-St. Louis.
Chicago, May 4, The season opened
here today in a blao of glory, Tho gamo
was nearly perfect, a wild throw by Hart
man being tho only mlsplay, Scoro: R.H.U.
Chicago 0 4000 100 5 C 0
St. Louis 0 0 0000002-2 0 1
Batteries Callahan and Anson; Esper
and HcFarland. Umpire O'Doy,
Hostou-I'lillndclpliin.
Boston, Riay 4. Tho Boston-Philadelphia
gamo today was a great contest of
170R RENT-FIVE (r.) STORY BUILDING,
J1 No. 38 Wyoming avenue, ne.t to Dime
Honk; will bo entirely remodeled, furnished
with elevator and made sultablo for apart
ment store. Inquire of J. N. RICE, Mears
Building.
1OIt RENT-ULACKHM1TH SHOP, WEST
1 Lackawanna avenue: line locution.
COMEGYS, Washington nvenuc.
"?OR HENT-O-KOO.M HOUSE, BARN;
-T corner VouStorch and Marlon, Green
Ridge.
T.ORRENT-AHINGLE O-ROOM HOUSE,
X1 .ill Clay avenue; modem conveniences
nnd city steam. Apply to C.J. POST, Com
monwealth llulldlng.
I"?R"0NT OFFICES FOR RENT. ToS
' Spruce street. Inquire LEWIS, REILLY
A DAVIES.
REAL ESTATE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
Al"m:AL"''iiAKHAiN'T)uaiiTo7i
property on Green Ridge street, renting
nt sn:i per month, forculo at 1,100 cash.
D. II. REPLOGLE, Mears llulldlng,
ODERN 12-ItOOM HOUSE, JUST FIN
Islied, In North Park for sale nt s:i,Ut)0
cash; 11 real bargain: another at $4,000. D,
II. REPLOGLE, MearB Building.
HELP WANTED 31 ALES.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
IXTAFTED-GOOn MACHINERY MOULD
1 V crs. Good wages.
fcSNOW STEAM PUMP WORKS,
Buffalo, . Y.
DRESSMAKING.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
M'riwr'ifc"wYHn'oM7iRssVAKEii"'7as
Adams avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
AND SMALLER
real cstutc. 1). B.
REPLOGLE, Menrs Building.
CJ'.'.OOO, 81,700, 5700
V sums to lout) on city
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word,
TVMRMTCLASS mWClTllBlINESHT
V Stock and llxtures. Doing over $:t, 0(1(1
per month. Best location in a town of 12,0110
population. Large profits; emull expense
Cash required down, S'.'.Bon; must sell quick,
f:olng in other business. For full partli'ulam
nqulro of H. N. PATRICK, ML North
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
(mO I ONKVKUY$100 MADE LAST
JOfcI- month through our system of By ndl
cato speculation. Send for full explanatory
pamphlet. O'CONNOR & CO., 10 Wail St.,
N. V.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD
girl; will work at any kind of housework:
can furnish good references. Address KATK
DltONKONSKI, iilH Second street, city.
pitchers, in which Klobedanz camo out
victor. Ho struck dut ten men, the record
so far this season. Score: R.H.K.
Boston 00000041 B 8 1
Philadelphia 0 0 10 00010-211 0
Batteries Klobedanz and Yengcr; I-'l-fleld
and Grady. Umpire Emslle.
Baltimore-Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, N. Y,, May 4. Baltimore
pulled out of a defeat this afternoon In
tho ninth inning. Score: R.1I.13.
Brooklyn 0 000000 101 S 1
Baltimore 00000000 22 C 1
Batteries Daub and Grim; Hotter and
Clark. Umpire Hurst.
RUSIE TO REST.
Tho Hoosler nnd .llcekin to Lay Oil"
for Three Weeks.
New York, May 4. Rusle will not be
seen playing with the Giants again un
til tho team returns from Its three
weeks' trip. Both he and Meekln aro
Improving dally, and Captain Joyce
wisely decided to take no chance In
setting back cither pitcher by using
him In the Brooklyn series.
On the western trip the team Is
bound to encounter considerable warm
nnd probably somo days of hot weath
er. It will be then that the two "old
ones" will be started upon their regu
lar work. When tho Giants return to
New York on May 31 Joyce expects
to have both In first class working con
dition, and every enthusiast In New
York knows what that means for tho
club. (With tho help thoy will get
from Seymour, Clarko and Doheny
they need not lie overworked, and
should win 75 per cent, of their games.
A RESIDENT OFKCRANTON, WILLING
to canvass and collect; must furnish
bond. ;) Laekawauna avenue, room 11,
BRENNAN.
WANTED AGENTS-$7ri PER MONTH
and oxpeuses paid active, men If right;
floods sold by sample only; samples, alsu
mrse and carriage. furnished FREE. Ad
dress JOBBER, Box MOB, Boston, Mass.
S'ALKSMEN-SCHOOL SUPPLIES: COUN-
try work; $100 salary monthly, with
liberal additional commissions. R. O.
EVANS i CO., Chicago.
WANTED-AN IDEA. WHO CANTHINK
ofsomoHlinplo thing to patent? Pro
tect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDEltlilMtN & CO., Dent.
C. 'j:i, Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. L,
for their 51KOO prize oiler uud list of 1,000
Inventions wanted.
WANTED-AHAGENtTn KVKUY8K(
tlontocnnvuss;$t.OOto .-.00 a day
made; sells at night; also a man to sell Stupla
Goods to dealers; best slilo lino 7f u mouth;
salary or largo commission made; experience
unueeessary. Clifton Soap and Manufacture
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
VC7ANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN " IN
t every town to solicit stock subscrip
tions; u monopoly; big money for ugents; no
capital required. EDWARD C. FISH .S CO.,
Borden Block, Chicago, HI,
SITUATION WANTED-A8 BUTCHEIt,
bv n young man who understand, the
meat business thoroughly; cuu make saus
age; willing to peddle or would like a position
as grocery clerk; :i years' experience; can
furnish good reference. Address GORDON
F. G., Tribune olllce.
KIRST-CLAHS PRACTICAL HOOK
2. keoper, with n thorough knowledge of
business desires n situation. Address "M"
general Delivery, Scraiitou.
SITUATION WANTED-BY
ij class cabinet maker, best
ences.
city.
A FIRST
city refer-
Address Downing, 7124 Court street,
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENER
J getlo young man, age if). Will work at
clerkship or nny honorable situation. Ha
experience In grocery business. Can furnish
best of reference. Address U. II. STONE,
Throop Pa.
a ITUATIO.V WAN TEl)As"VATCHMAN
O or to attend boilers. Address G. Wi, 4411
Hickory street.
7aNTED--1IY A RESPECTABLE W()"-
man. three or four days work at wash-
ing or nousuworK. Auures.s r.
Hickory street.
M. D., 1KJ
ANNUAL MEETING.
riMIE ANNUAL MEETING
X holders of the Cemetery
OF THE LOT
Association of
Dunmore will be held at their oftlco on tho
grounds on Friday, May 7. 1HH7. at a o'clock
11. in., for tho election of two trustees to serve
fur three years and the transaction of such
other business as may come beforo tho meet'
lug. HENRY BEYEA, Secretury.
Dunmore, May a, H07.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
C'oiuXsTBUNioNirNlT'l
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation und udvlce
given free, E. M. HETZEL, Chiropodist,
UiiO Lackawaunu avenue. Ladles attended
ut their rcsldeuee If desired. C'burges moderate.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
as book-keeper, has hud experience and
can furnish good reference. Address A. B. U.,
caro of Tribune.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
ns stenographer und typewriter. Address
A," care of Tribune.
SITUATION, WANTED-BVA YOUNG
O lady as book-keeper. Is a good penman
nnd can furnish reference if required. Address
0. 11., Tribune olllce.
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL
desires situation In small family or to us
(1st ut household work. Address or cull
MISS AGNES MURPHY, Avooa, Pa., Box 71
A
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE
O uged woman, to do work of any descrl
tlon. Apply E. P., 1 111 Hickory street.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WIHHES TO
make engagements for nursing. Terms,
H.(I0 per week. Address NURSE, this olllce.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO WAHIN
Ing nnd Ironing. Washings und Ironing
taken homo also. Call or address L. II., Hit 1
Sunnier avenue, Hyde Park.
SITUATION" WANTED-BY A YOUNO
O man us butcher; bus hud eight yeurs' ex
perience und u tlrst-elass, ulburound man.
Address J. K.xniO Marlon street, city.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
girl to do housework in a small family;
eunget reference, if required. Address K.
II, V., Tribune olllce.
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