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NATIONAL LEAGUE
BASEBALL GAMES
Dnlllmoro and Cincinnati Arc Tic for
Second Place.
PHILLIES TAKE TWO FROM PIRATES
Inhibition of UojvNotto l'lny Hall
(Jlvon by Viiiir'Unelo Anson's Colts.
It it 1 11 Prevent All the Scheduled
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and Comment.'.
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Cleveland 14 New Vork.i.fc. 8
Philadelphia ft I'ltlsburK-"- 5
PlilluJctphia 13 Pittsburg t
Cincinnati 6 Chicago 3
Boston 8 St. Louis
Baltimore 14 Washington 7
I'cicuntngc Itocoul.
P. V L. P.O.
Boston 77 M 21 .HSS
Cincinnati 73 13 113 .l"3
Baltimore 73 '-ID "' .3
New York 76 4"i :il .592
Cleveland '77 4,1 31 .533
Philadelphia 82 -10 42 .bS
Pittsburg 77 33 42 .433
Chicago ....: 81 30 43 .111
Brooklyn 78 21 41 .4W
Loulsvlllo M 33 40 .412
.Washington " 29 47 .3S2
St. Louis SO 19 CI .233
Toilny's Gnmcs.
Pittsburg at ChlcRKo.
Baltimore at Wellington.
'. Tlic (Junkers Bug Two.
Pittsburg. July 28. The Philadelphia
pitchers were enthely too much for the
liemo players today. Scores:
First fr'amc R.H.F..
1'ltttturg 000010 103519 3
Philadelphia 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 13 2
Batteries Kl'.lcn and Sugdtn; Taylor
and McFarland. Umpire Emslle.
Second same R.H.E.
Pittsburg 100011000-3 a 3
Philadelphia 1 4 2 1 2 1 0 1 1-13 IS 2
Butteries Hugluy and Merti.t; Fltlcli
and Doyle. Umpire Kmslli.
Hitlliiniiru In ('limbing I' p.
Washington, July 2S. The Setintors lost
tho puis today through poor fielding and
base running, and in the lust Inning by
reason of McJnmes' inability to hold
down hits. Score: H.H.E.
Washington 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 1- 7 12 12
Baltimore 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 7-U 13 1
Batteries McJames and McGuIre; Pond,
Nops and Clatke. Umpire McDonald.
Colonels Played Stunid Hnll.
Louisville, Ky July 23. The Coloneln
played stupid ball and tho trolley dodg
ers won without the Mlghtest trouble.
Scoro: R.H.H.
Brooklyn 0 0 2 2 0 10 0 7-1214 1
Loiltsxlllc 0000000112 ! 4
Batteries Fisher and Grim; Frazer and
"Wilson. Umpire Hurst.
How Not to IMny Hnll.
Chicago, July 28. Tno Colts rave an
exhibition of how not to play ball to
day, piling HP nbout as many errors as
tho visitors made hits. Score: R.H.1J.
Chicago T..00001 0 200 3 10 0
Cincinnati 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 (. 7 0
Uattorles Friend and Kltttldso; Ehret
and IVItz. Umpire Sheridan.
Indian Walloped tho (Hunts.
Cleveland, O.,' July 28. Tho Indians)
drove Seymour out of the box In the hse
ond Inning, and Mcokln, who took his
place, was pounded hard. Score:
R.H.U.
Cleveland 1 3 5 0 0 1 0 4 14 15 2
Vw York 7 1000000O S 10 1
Batteries' Young and dimmer; Sey
mour, Mccklu and Warner. Umpire
O'Day.
Superior IMniini; Won for lloston.
St. I.ouls, July 25. Tho Bostons won
front tho Bio.vns today by superior pla
lng. Score: It.H.U.
St. Louis 000000100-1 3 4
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 3 8 13 1
Battorlej Lucid, Grimes and Murphy;
Nlchcls and Bergen. Umpire McFarland,
EASTERNJUEAGUE.
Haiti prevented all games scheduled
In tho league yesterday. Should weath
er and other conditions prove fnvnr
nblu today will jirobnlily be a "bnr
jraln day" In tho league's scheduled
cities.
Pcrct!iitno Record.
P. W. L. P.C.
Syracuse 7:1 47 S3 .593
Sprlnglleld 73 12 21 .575
P.Uffalo 79 43 34 .570
Toronto 7fi j,; j ,f.53
Providence 7s so m ,r,00
Seranton no 31 35 .493
Montreal 75 3'J 43 .400
Wllkes-IJarro 09 20 43 ,2to
Today's Cihiioh.
SCRANTON AT MONTREAL.
SI'RINGFIKLD AT TORONTO.
PROVIDENCE AT UUFFALO.
WILKES-UARRE AT SYRACUSE.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Norfolk and I'nterson Divide Honors
in n Double. Hill.
Norfolk, Va July S3. Norfolk and
Patorhon each won n gamu today. Hard
and timely hitting gavo tho llrst to tho
locals, while Brandt's wlldness was large
ly responsible for the loss of tho second,
Scores:
First gamo It.II.lJ
Norfolk 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 2 8 12 4
Patorson 10 0 0 0 0 2 2 05 10 1
Batteries Bishop and Snyder; Flaherty
and Westlake. Umpire Uurna.
Second gamu h.ij 13
Norfolk 0 0000000 11 C 6
Peterson 0 10 0 0 0 10 02 7 1
flatteries Brandt nnd Snyder: Vlau
ami Touhey. Umpire Burns.
.Southerners lMnycd Hettor Hnll.
Richmond, Va., July 23.-Rlchmond de.
feuted Lancaster today by better nil
round playing. Hcoro: R.jr jj
Richmond 0 4 10 0 0 0 0 05 8 "
Lancaster 0 0 110 0 0 0 02 7 3
Batteries Schmidt and Foster; Clausen
and Roth, Umplro Betta.
Itniu Prevented tho Game.
Hartford, Conn., July 23, Hartford
Reading gamo postponed rain,
DIAMOND DUST.
Tho reported exchango of Pitcher Hill
for Shortstop Domontrevlllo Is denied.
Scleo nskncl permission to make nn of
fer for Pitcher Frnzlor, of tho Loulsvllla
club, on Saturday, and was nuthorized by
President fioden to offer $3,000 for that
man.
Muybo Cincinnati liaBn't tho baso ball
fever In its most malignant typo. Four
teen thousand, four hundred nnd sixty
two poople In n rainstorm Is a day's work
for the turnstiles. 1
Deftfiy Lyons la no longer a .Pirate.
UAVlng been given his ton days' notice of
release. Denny wits also given his sal-
iUorlU of
nry for tho ten days, and Is now nt lib
erty to sign where ho plcnBcs.
Hrcltensteln perspires very freely. Ho
uses two hnndkorchlofs lit every garni ho
pitches. Ho has ono spread out on tho
grass near third drying whllo ho uses the
other one. Ho changes every Inning.
Says tho Cincinnati Post: "Thero have
been no mad grabs for Dan Dntth or
Dumpling McMnhon, ttnd yet there tiro
pitchers who havo not dnno ns, well as
the 'Dumpling' who ilro still drawing coin
from major leaguo treasuries."
Joe Mulvey sloped the Frenchmen Just
before they went to their now place. Ho
didn't say anything about gulng, hut left
nt ltochestcr for hl3 homo In Philadel
phia. Joo Is nn old man and probably
thinks that ho shouldn't bo dragged nil
over the continent. Syracuse Standard.
It has been reported that Herman Does,
rhcr was going to retlro from Ids posi
tion ns umpire and that ho had so In
formed President Power. Tho Btory Is
unfounded, nnd ho will stick to his post
for some time yet. He has given up his
place on Washington street, nnd will de
vote himself entirely to the ball gamo In
tho future. Uuffalo Courier-Record. Tho
story wns not unfounded. Doescher wns
tho most disgusted man on earth after
last Wednesday's gamo, when his decis
ion ended tho contest In fnvor of Syra
cuse. That evening Doescher in person
nuthorized tho Associated Press corre
spondent in Scrauton to unuounco that
ha would resign.
AMATEUR HALL NOTES.
The Apollos accept tho challengo of
the Dttnmorc Nonpareils to play on tho
Nonpareils' grounds Aug. 1. O. T. Walsh,
captain.
Tho Dashers, ol Old Forge, challenge
the West Side Ilrowns to a game on tho
Dashers' grounds Sunday, Aug. 1. Dan
Holland, manager.
The Sliders challenge the Violets for a
game of ball Sunday, on the Violets'
grounds nt 2.31 o'clock. Georgo Schlueor,
manager.
The West Sldo Sliders accept the chal
lengo of the Itosettes at 1 o'clock Thurs
day, July 29. Arthur Lang, managor;
William Harris, ;aptaln.
Tho Seranton Jutdors would like to play
the Tycoons on the Carbon slree' grounds
ut 10 a. m. tomorrow. L. Eppstcln, cup
tain. The South Side IJasr Stealers defeated
the Kr.gks by a score of 17 to 4 Uattorles
Oblelno and Heap; Myres Jones and
Fish.
The employes of the Seranton Packing
company would like to play the em
ployes of Mignrgel & Council 011 Satur
day, July 31 ,for $30. The employes of the
Seranton Packing company have prac
ticed anil won more games Inco their
lest challenge. Answer at onco through
The Tribune. George Vangorder, manag
er: Mr. Peas, captain.
The ISaxo Stealers neropt tho challengo
of the Rosettes, of th. South Slue, fo.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock on the
Cowlleld grounds. H. Warms, manager.
The Athletics defeated tho Trllbya by
the score of 4 to 2. D. Hughes, man
ager; Curely Blcwltt, captain.
Tlie Powder Mill bauo bull team cnal
lenge tho 11. A. Ilolford team to a gamo
for $10 aside on any ground at any date.
Charles Thomas, lnunitfer.
The Has Deo.is, of Olyphant, would like '
to hear from tho YoiJng Americans, IIol
fords or the Starlights, of Jessilp. Tom
Mason, manager.
The West Side Athletics challengo the
the James Hoys to a gamo on Sunday on
tho Athletics' grounds, Luzerne street.
Thomas Tlerney, manager.
We, the Mooslc Popular baso ball club,
do hereby challengo the Eurekas, of the
North Bad, for a pm to from $23 to $100
n side, game to bo played at Seranton
Athletic park at any date Manager Regan
Is ready to name, and would like to get
tho chanco to play them at Farvicw on
Aug. 14 Instead of tho Lacsawanniis, as
wo have shut out the Lackawannas 13
to 0 at Lake Ariel on July 2(1. Therefore
wo claim the championship of the state
as amateur baso ball players. Manager
Mulr would bo pleased to hear from Mr.
Hcgan at nn early date and will meet
him at any place he chooses. Thomas
Mulr, manager Moosle baso ball club. Wo
arc also ready to meet the Lackawannas
for n purse of $30 at uny time.
AMATEUR. LEAGUE STANDINO.
P. W. L. l'.C.
Mayflowers 8 7 1 .873
Walnut St. Stars 7 C 1 .837
Coxles J 8 4 4 .500
Keystono 7 3 4 .423
Crescents 8 3 5 .375
Kelser Avenue Stars .... S 0 S .noo
Walnut Street Stars vs. Keystone, Aug.
1, at 10.30 n. m., on Keystone grounds.
Afternoon games: Walnut Street Stars
vs. Crescents; Keystone vs. Kolser Ave
nuu Stars: Coxles vs. Mny flowers, on last
clubs' grounds. The gumo between tho
Walnut Street Stars and Keystone Is a
postponed, tamo.
TROTTING AT CLEVELAND.
Splendid Racing Wns Witnessed by
10,000 Spectators.
Cleveland, O., July 2S. There was a
good programme at the grand circuit
races today nnd 10,000 people fav the
splendid racing. Tlie first ftvent was
the unfinished 2.23 pace, and It took
but ono heat to decldo It, Satin Slippers
winning easily; Klslnor, second; Klf,
third.
In thr- 2.11 trot Grace Hastings prov
ed a surprise, for after Bonner had
won two heats and Ellorce one, the
chestnut nuiro took the next three
hents and the race.
The 2.0S puce went over until tomor
row, after Bumps had won two heats
In remarkably fast time, ono of them
being made in 2.03. Summary:
2.20 class, trotting, purse, 2,000 (10 start
crs) Tho Slonk, b. g., by Chimes
(Oeers) 1 12 1
Pat Watson, b. s 1 8 12
Luch Carr, b. m 3 2 5 11
Time, 2.101'j, 2.141-j, 2,13-;i, 2.1 Pi... '
2.11 class, trotting, purse, $.'.500 (15
starters)
Grace Hastings, ch. in,, by
Bonnie Prince (Spear) 5 15 11 111
Bouncer, b. m 1 1 12 10 !) 3
Elloree, ch. 111 8 2 1 8 10 2
Time, 2.10 2-4, 2.10, 2.10, 2.10ii. 2.11'., 2.12U.
2.08 chut, pacing, purse, $2,00 (untlnlshed,
11 starters)
Bumps, b. jr.. by Baron Wilkes (Wil
son) 1 1
Helr-at-Law, blk. s 2 2
Choral, b. g 3 7
Time, 2.05H. 2.07.
Ten Kyck and McDowell I'.utorcd.
Edward Ten Eyck and Dr. W. S.
McDowell will meet at tho national re
gatta of American oarsmen, on the
Schuylkill river, nt Philadelphia, Aug
ust 13 and 14. If the other oarsmen
who havo promised to do so enter It
will bo tho biggest regatta ever held.
The entrance fees uru for single scull
jo, ana uounies $10, for pair oars J10,
for fours J15, and for eights $20. A
club cannot enter nn oarsman unless
ho has been a member of tho organiza
tion for three months previous.
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BERNSTEIN MEETS
WRIGHT TONIGHT
Tliey Will Spar Twenty Rounds at
Music Hall.
BOTH ARE IN GOOD CONDITION
Tho Two Hnvo Never Slot nnd tho
Itnsult of tho Hout Menus Much to
tho Wlnncr--i:ncli Possesses a
Sool ItcconW-IInvo Trnincd Hnrd
for This .Meeting--Itcduccd Prices
of Admission.
Tonight will ho seen In Music Hall
tho boxing bout to which the sporting
fraternity of this city have, been look
ing forward for several weeks. Tho
principals, Joe Hernsteln and Fred
Wright, have for several days been on
FKKD WRIGHT.
the ground and engaged in putting tho
finishing touches to their training.
They will box twenty rounds at catch
weights.
It Is quite likely that Pat Murphy
will be the referee. This point had not
been definitely settled last night, but
ho Is acceptable to both parties, nnd
will probably be chosen. Murphy is
an honest, conscientious fellow, and lias
an nverslon to assuming tho respon
sibility that goes with the refereelng
of such an important star event, but
he would bo a popular official with tho
hundreds of admirers of the two prin
ciples, and It is to be hoped that he
will accept the task.
AT CATCHWEIQHTS.
Tho two men were matched to meet
at 121 pounds. Each had trained to
within about two pounds of that weight
when the cold and rulny weather began
a week ago, and it was seen that they
both would bo weakened by taking off
llesh. It was then agreed to enter the
ring at catchwelghts. Bernstein has
been In this city with his manager,
Charles Horan, and Wright with his
trainer, Jim Reynolds at Judge's es
tablishment in Plttston. As far ns
condition Is concerned, both are "as
fit as fiddles."
Seranton has seen some good boxing
in tho past year, and some bad, in
fact, more of the latter than the for
mer. It Is not to bo wondered at that
tho talent has been a little shy of
giving up good admission money for
poor entertainment, but in the present
case the writer believes that those pres
ent will get a run for their wealth.
Wright is not ns well known In
Seranton as Is Bernstein, but In and
about New York city they are consid
ered at evens, and are recognized as
entitled to receive attention from tho
very best men in the featherweight
class. In his twenty-round bout with
McMahon here Inst February, Bern
stein proved himself every bit as clever
as this city's pride, Jimmy Judge,
though, of course,, in a lighter class.
So when It Is remembered that Wright
Is believed to be as good a man as
Bernstein, tho Seranton audience can
get and Idea of the kind of sport that
Is to be witnessed. Wright and Bern
stein have never fuced each other.
BKBNSTEIN AT WORK.
Bornsteln s work In the Seranton Bi
cycle club gymnasium during tho past
few days has been watched by scores
of people. He has punched the bag,
boxed, wrestled nnd exercised with the
pulley-weights for an hour and a half
each afternoon with scarcely a mo
ment's rest and has finished strong and
with no evidences of fatigue. Those
who saw him work were satisfied he is
In splendid trim'. The samo reports
eomo from Plttston regarding Wright,
who, because he is less known here,
is not to be despised. Tho result to
night means a great deal to the win
ner's future and on that nccount, as
well ns the condition of both men, a
battle royal may be expected.
Bernstein has done his early training
at Coney Island and Wright at College
Point.
Tho records of tho two are as fol
lows: BERNSTEIN.
Defeated Young Leonard, 1 round; Jack
Connovs, 5 rounds; George Justice, 8 and
10 rounds; All Allen, 8 rounds; Jlmmlo
Percell, S rounds; Bllllo Hanson, 3 rounds,
Larry Lnrkins, 5 rounds; Charley Loo
pold, 4 rounds; Jack Connors, 19 rounds;
Harry Fisher, 4 and 0 rounds; George
Blackley (colored). 3 rounds; Dolly Lyons,
4 rounds; Jack Sullivan, 3 rounds; Young
llltchel, 2 rounds; Jack Larklns, 7 roundu;
Jack Nelson, 5 rounds; Denny Lyons, 8
rounds; Eddy Nelson, 11 rounds; Dan Mc
Maln, 4 rounds.
Draws With Martlo McCue, 20 rounds;
Dolly Lyons, 8 rounds; Joo Falrbun, 0
rounds; Splko Sullivan, 10 rounds; Eddie
Hayes, C rounds; Frank Bryant (colored),
13 rounds; Bllllo Whistler, 13 rounds;
Charley Kelley, 8 rounds; Georgo Justice,
10 rounds; Jack McKeck, 4 rounds; Tom
Brady, 4 rounds.
Lost Sammy Kelley, 10 rounds; Blllle
Whistler, 15 rounds; Billy O'Donnell, 20
rounds,
WRIGHT.
Defeated Owen Doroty, 3 rounds; Mike
Donovan, 8 rounds; Jack Burke, 12 rounds;
Jerry Sullivan, 10 rounds; Denny Ma
honey, 4 rounds; Dan O'Leary, 10 rounds;
Hugh Fltzslmmons, 10 rounds; Jack Mul
len, 10 rounds.
Draws With Mlko Sears, 10 rounds; Jim.
mlo Cnvtner, 10 rounds; Joe Falrburn, 0
rounds; Frank Bryant, 10 rounds; Joe
I'urdy, 10 rounds; Barney Rclley, 10
rounds.
IMIINi
Tho quick way In which Bornsteln
polished oft Dolly Lyons recently In
New York, and tho way ho punched big
"Splko" Bulllvan nbout for ten rounds
was proof enough of his ability. That
Wriftht is fulry aware of tho character
of tho man that he Is golns to meet is
shown by tho manner In which ho has
trained for tho contest. Heretofore
Wright has taken thlnjrs rather easy,
not so this time, however, for he has
been up early each morning1, out on
the road getting his muscles hard and
seeing that his wind appetite was gel
ting in proper trim. Wright In his
training has been having the assist
ance of some of the best boxers in tho
business nnd that ho lias been taught
some new tricks cocs without a word
of doubt.
If Wright succeeds In defeating Bern
stein, tho former's manager and train
er, Jim IJeynolds, Is prepared to -back
him with $2,D00 ngalnet the little col
ored wonder, Goorgo Dlxon, for the
championship of the world. Wright
la conscious therefore that a great deal
depends upon the result of the present
battle, and will exert every fnl.- means
at his command to win.
Jack Skclly, of Brooklyn, manager of
this city's American Sporting club, nnd
who has handled hundreds of lexers
and made hundreds of matches, thinks
that Bernstein and Wright will furnish
ono of tho prettiest bouts ever wlt-'
ncsse'l In this city.
ADMISSION PRICES.
An announcement that will bo appre
ciated, is that the admission prices will
be 50 cents and $1. This ought to help
attract one of the larsest audiences
of tho kind ever seen In Music hall.
SYRACUSE GETS AVCOY-RYAN FIGHT.
The Two Middleweight Kings to Bat
tle for Big Money
Kid McCoy and Tommy Ryan will
not box In Buffalo after all. The Olym
pic Athletic club of that city made a
bid for the contest through Its repre
sentative, what they thought in rea
son it was worth, but Billy Brady, of
New York, Corbett's manager and Mc
Coy's ex-manager, went higher and
the Empire Athletic club of Syracuse
topped even the New Yorker's offer.
IcCoy In company with a couple of
Buffalonlans on Monday met at the
Yates house In Syracuse, representa
tives of the Olympic Athletic club of
Buffalo, managers of the Empire Ath
letic club of Syracuse, and a represen
tative of Brady. After a long consul
tation the Olympic club offered $3,500 or
CO per cent of the gross receipts. Bra
ry's man offered $5,000, and tho Empire
Athletic club of Syracuse offered the
same amount, with the additional fact
that they would give 50 per cent, of the
house If the money came over $3,000.
After a tlmo this was accepted, and
both McCoy and Ryan on Tuesday met
and signed articles.
Tho Syracuse club will pull off tho
contest in tho big Alhambra rink In
that city, which will accommodate 4,000
people.
L0N0W00D TENNIS PLAYING.
Three Mntches Between Americans
nnd One Between Englishmen.
Boston, July 28. Tho third round of
the Longwood tennis tournament was
played today and consisted of three
matches between Americans nnd ono
between two of the Englishmen. H. A.
Nesblt, who Is rated In England as
ninth in the list of tennis cracks, de
feated Dr. W. V. Eaves, who is rated
third, in three straight sets.
The match of the morning was the
Lamed G. L. Wrenn contest. Lamed
took tho llrst set with ease. The sec
ond was not aultc such an easy thing
for tho coming chnmplon, and bofore
ho knew it, tho games were four all.
Darned tried hard to pull out tho set,
but Wrenn managed, by steady play,
to pass him, and took the set, 6-4, the
points being 3S to 34 In Wrenn's favor.
Wrenn took the third set also.
By this time Lamed realized that he
had the hottest kind of a fight on his
hands, and by careful play took the
fourth set, 6-1, the points being 28 to
1" In his favor. After that he had no
difficulty In taking the fifth set, 6-2,
and match; tho points on the last set
being 27 to 18, making a total of 133 to
115 in Larned's favor.
AROUND THE ROPED ARENA.
Jim Corbett is now rusticutlng at As
bury Park.
Tommy Ryan declares that ho Is quite
aware that ho Is going up against a hard
game.
Citizens will endeavor to break up the
fighters' rendezvous at Long Island Point,
Long Island.
Mlko Crecdon, tho Woods Run middle
weight. Is ready to spar Kid McCoy, Jack
Bennett or Georgo Plante at tho bcncllt
for tho miners.
Parson Davies has announced that If
ho falls to securo a match for his stablo
of fighters hero ho will tako Jimmy
Barry, Joo Choynskl nnd Bob Armstrong
to England.
Yock Hennlgau surprised everyono by
gaining the decision over Georgo Justls
Monday night in Brooklyn. Justls stood
tho ten rounds and took enough punish
ment to last him for weeks.
Australian Billy Murphy has challenged
Dave Sullivan for a mutch. Should Sul
livan decline the offer, Murphy Is ready
to meet Sammy Kelly, Johnny Murphy or
any other bantam-weight at catch
weights.
Owing to tho fact that Solly Smith has
been matched to box "Pedlar" Palmer In
London, tho proposed encounter between
himself nnd Johnny Grlflln, which was to
have been decided at San Francisco, has
been declared off.
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CITY SCAVENGER.
AlUIItlGGS CLEANS l'HIVY VAULTS
and ress jooln; nn odor. Improved
pumps used. A. 1I1HGUS, Proprietor.
Leuvo orders 1100 N. Muln.uvo., or Klckcs'
drug store, corner Adams -and Mulberry.
Telephone IK) 10.
C1HAH. COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER.
' All orders promptly uttended to, day or
night. All the latest uppllmiccti. Clmrgei
reasonable. 710 Scruulou street. Bouse,
ll'JO Washburn street-
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At reduced prices, still continues. We have $100.00 Bicycles ranging in price from
$50.00 to $75.00. You can buy department store bicycles at any price. We have none.
It is bad policy to buy a bicycle that will turn out to be a neck breaker. Remember,
we are the largest dealers in the city, and can offer you better inducements than any
one in the city. Not in business for one year, but here to stay.
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HELP WANTED-MALES.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
WANTED AGENTS-576 PER MONTH
and expenses paid active men if right;
Eoods sold by sample only; Barnples, also
orse nnd currlnirc furnished FREE. Ad
dress JOB11ER, box 8308, Boston, Mmi.
SALESMEN-SCHOOL SUPPLIES: COUN
try work; 8100 salary monthly, with
liberal additional commissions. R. O.
EVANS CO., Chicago.
WANTED-AN IDEA. WHOCANTHINK
ofsomeslmplo thing to patent? Pro
tect your Ideas; they mny brjug you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept.
C. i!.'!, Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. II,
for their $1800 prize oiler and list or 1,000
inventions wauieu.
ANTEli-AS AGENT IN EVERY SEC
tlon to canvass; $ t.00 to 95.00 o. duy
made; sells at sight; also n mun to sell Staple
Goods to dealers; best sldo lino S7A a imontb;
salary or large commission made: experlsnco
unnecessary, Clifton Soup and Muuiuactur
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
Vf
7ANTEU - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
every town to solicit stock sunscrip-
tlons; n monopoly; big money ror ngenis; no
cnpltnl required. EU WARD C. FISH & CO.,
llorden Block, Chtcago, 111.
HELP WANTED FEMALES.
Advs. Under ThU Head One Cent a Word.
LADIES-I MAKE BIG WAGES DOING
pleusunt home uork, and will gladly send
full particulars to all sending 2 cent stamp.
MISH M. A.HTKHH1NH, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTED-LADY AGENTS IN SCRAN
ton to sell nnd Introduce Snyder's cuke
Icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
pcrinunent nnd very prontablo. Write for
imrtlculars at once und get benefit of holiday
(rude. T. II. SNYDER CO.. Cincinnati, O.
WANTED I MMEDIATELY-TWO ENER
getle saleswomen to represent us.
Gunrauteed 0 a day without Interfering
with other duties. Healthful occupation.
Wrlto for pniticulars, enclosing stamp,
MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY? No. 72
John street, New York.
FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
FOR SALE-HORSE AND CARRIAGE
Inquire at 4 12 Madison avenue.
I?OR HALE-A FINE YOUNG SPAN OF
' dark chestnut horses. For description
Inquire at Everett's Stablo, Dlx Court, Seran
ton. I OR SALE-FINE TRAP CHEAP. 1511
. Penn avenue.
REAL ESTATE.
Advs, Under This Head One Cent a Word.
I70R SALE-DESIRAHLB LOT, WITH
' house on rear, 018 N. Washington nve.
nue; owner leaving city. 001 Qulncy nve.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
oltNrBUHNANDIlaHmvT
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free, K. M. HETZEL, Chiropodist,
U!H) Luckawnnna avenue, Ijvdles attended
at their residence If desired. Charges moder
ate EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
INSTATE OF BENJAMIN II. THROOP.mV
U I)., late of the City of Seranton, County
of Lackawannn, und State of Pennsylvania.
Letters testamentary upon tho above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons having claims or domunds against
the suld estate will present them for payment,
and those lndebtod thereto will pleusa make
Immediate payment to
HARRIET V. T11ROOP.
THEODORE O. WOLF,
EVERETT WARREN,
Exscutors and Trustees.
WARREN & KNAPP,
Attorneys for Estate
Worth from
$1.00 XO $3.00.
WALLACE,
pro
uLLo
Barnes Bicycles
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the Three Best Wheels Hade.
A-WORD.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
DRUGGIST REGISTERED l'HARMA
cist, wants position; eight yenrs' expe
rience; llrst-cIaM prescriptions; Al refer
ences: single, speaks sovoral languages: will
take relieve work. A. K. L Tribune olllee.
DENTIST GRADUATE GOOD, ALL
around man, furnishes own Instru
ments, chair and cabinet, wants situation us
nssUtunt or to take charge of olllee, A. IX,
Tribune office.
WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG
man, with experience or office work,
or any position of trust; can furnish belt of
references; age 27 yeurs; llfo long abstainer.
Address J. C postofllcc, Dunmore.
SITUATION WANTED-11Y A YOUNG
man 21 years old, to assist In book
keeping In ofllce or nn goneral clerk In olllee;
anxious to leurn bookkeeping; habits such
us to HSBiiro regularity In discharge of duties.
Address Z. T.. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED TO GO OUT
washing the first part of the week; wash
ings taken dome ulso. Call or address L. U.,
aa-1 North Sumner avenue.
SITUAION WANTED-UY WELL EDU
catcd young man with oxjicrlence In
ofllce work: bus undeniable references. G.
L. II., 501) Charles Street, North End, city.
WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG
slnglo mun; experienced driver; can
do farm work. Cull to STRAZ, 1U18 Pros
pect avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG
Cj man who must have work nt once; un
derstands the care or horses; Is sober and re
liable. D., 001 Price street.
WANTED-A POSITION MY A YOUNO
man to do anything, who speaks four
languages nnd understands booKkeeplng.
RICHARD, cans or Rev. Futhcr Hodur, Lo
cust street.
CITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG
lerorotllco work, writes a good bund, and Is
very UIIXIIHIS mi fceuuita ciupiuj iiiciu. rtu-
dress F. E. M., 810 lilrch street, city.
SITUATION WANTED-A8 BUTCHER,
by young man of 10; tlrst-class experi
ence; also understands grocery work; will
ing to mnko himself useful; will work cheap:
eari give references. Address HARVEV
GORDON, MlnookH, Lacka. Co., Pa.
BANKING.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL
at Seranton, In tho State of Pennsylvania,
at tho close of business, July 23, 1SD7:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $1,599,18183
Overdrafts, secured and unso-
cured 1.39 11
U. 8. Bonds to secured clrcula-
tion B0.000O0
Stocks, securities, etc 327,8 11 31
Banking-house furniture and
fixtures JO,10!81
Due from (National Banks (not ,,
Reserve Agents) 22,520 92
Duo from State Banks and
Bankers . S.43S 22
Duo from approved reservo
agents 211,022 57
Checks nnd other cash items. . . . 7.1G9 8
Exchanges for clearing house.. 7,3P 51
Notes of other National Banks. 1,011 00
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents 589 03
Lawful money reserve In bank,
Speclo $54.102 28
Logal tender notes 10,000 00 J0,
Redemption fund with V. 8.
Treasurer (5 per cent, of clr
culatlon) . -vuouo
Duo from U. S. Treusurer, other
than 5 per cent, redemption
fund 2.00000
Total .$2,311,!I2 43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 200.0M 00
Surplus fund ! 320,000 00
Undivided profits, less expenses
nnd tuxes paid 91.181 45
National Bank notes outstnnd-
ing 45,000 00
Due to other National Banks... 23,3ti0 82
Due to State Banks and Bank
ers 8,787 76
Dividends unpaid ;. 13S W
Individual deposits subject to
check I,633,490 3i3
Demand certificates of deposit. 12,627 72
Certified checks 4,020 97
Cashier's checks outstanding... 321 85
Notes and bills redlscounted... None-
Bills payable Nono
Liabilities other than those
ahovo stated Nono
Total .$2.3(1,912 43
Stato of Pennsylvania, County of Lack
awanna, ss.:
I, 'William II. Peck, cashier of tho
above named bank, do solemnly sweur that
tho abovo statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM H. PECK, cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
28th day of July, 1697.
CHARLES L. HAWL1JY.
Correct-Attost: Notary Public.
WM. CONNELL.
JIENRY BEL1N, JR..
JAJTHER KELLER,
Directors,
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Franklin Avenue
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FLOREY'S,
222 WYOMING AVENUE
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Jurlsch'B is the plnco. Theso prices talk
for themselves. Ail wheels guuruntecd und
nro'(7 goods.
List. Selling Price
Olives, $100.00 $ 70.00
Gales, $80.00 55.00
Stormcrs, $75.00 GO.OO
Suburbans, $G5.00 40.00
Stormcrs, $00.00 49.00
Winners, $50.00 39.00
Nuggets, $00.00 27.50
Orients, $100.00 100.00
Trinities, $100.00 100.00
Positively the Cheapest Place In Seranton to
Purchase 11 GOOD Wheel.
324 Spruca St.
In Jermyn Building.
BARBOUR'S.
High Grade Wheels on
easy terms.
425 Lackawanna Avenue
KEDIJCTION IN Pit ICE OF GAS,
and the Hyde I'urk Gas Co.
In accordance with tho policy of these com.
pnules to reduce rates Irom time to time, us
mny be warranted by lucre! ed consump
tion, notice Is hereby given that on nnd after
July 1st next, the price of gus will be One
Dollar and Twenty Cents per one thousand
cubic feet consumed, subject to the following
discounts; Five per cent, on nil bills, where
the consumption for tho month amounts to
less than twenty-five dollurs; ten per cent,
on all bills where, tho consumption for the
mouth amounts to twenty-five dollars and
upwards. Provided the bill Is puld on or be
fore tho 20th duy of the month, lu wbloh tho
bill Is presented.
Uy Order of tho Bnnrd.
(1. II. HAND. Secretary.
Seranton, l'u., June 21st., 1807.
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