THE SCU ANTON TRLBUNJ-.KIUDA1T. MAY 0. 1898.
CUBAN REFUGEES
ON THE LUCILENE
One Hundred and Tvelc Pamngen on
(he Itriliali Freight Steamer.
THK HX-MAYOR OK SAN NICHOLAS
AMONG THE REFFOEES - MANY
WOMEN AND ilUI.UItr.N IN THE
PARTY AND SOME ARE OllLlGHD
'JO SLEEP IN COAI. HONKllHH.
havana l.n a statu op panic
when tiii: ship sailed
Plillniloliihln. Mny I The Hrltlsh
Height steamship Luelleno, Captain
Tuckoi. nrilvod her" this afternoon
from Hip Hocknded Itv of Havana
vith 111! Cuban tefueccs on board. Tim
Lucllcne lirliiKH a full cargo of molasses
nnd sugar. She loft Iiiunn April 2".
three dajH after the blockade ni In
slltutod. Many of. tin- lefugtos nr-
prominent Culmns and ttmong them at
lawyers, doctois, bankers and plantcis
onio of them an snld to K'ic been
inlllluiinln Wrote the lnsui roitlon
started in Cuba '
Tlu Danish consul at Iiuanu anil the
foimet mayor of Han Nicholas. Cuba
vrro nlo anions the lefugeos
Tim Lllcileno at 1 1 I'd hole at 3 o'clock,
nnd a sigh of teller vent up fiom those
on lionid when they found themselves
at last on frlcndlv "ill A lepoitor for
the- Associated Piess boaided the ship
as soon as she docked All the pasi'ti
poiH weie well and nppau ntlv none 111"
vow for tni'ii hurried depattuio from
Cuba. Tin 10 were many v onion and
children on bo.ud a veil an tiulto a
iiuniboi nf plctt Cuban gills. Slttlnif
on deik wrnpped In a shawl whs ti
Cuban woman who had i cat hod the re
markable org of OS vears
iKiiatlf I'iznno, ex-mayor of San
Nicholas, ri pnttieulnrlj glnd to
reach this country. While he vas
mayor of San Nicholas the Insurgents
captured the town and he was subse
quently thrown Into Cabanas foitresu
by the Spaniard's as a traitor He vas
conilncd there for sixteen month'-
losppH Dumas, u naturalized Ameii
can who has lived in ilannu for sev
enteen vents, was interviewed by the
Associated Piess leporter. He snld
that Havana was In a setiil-panio when
the Luelleno left.
authoiuti ns rrtioiiTENnn.
"The Spanish authorities spoke
bravolv," said lie. "of how they would
jppulse the American invadei, but one
could tell by looklnpr In their faces that
they weio frightened. As many as
could afloid to do so wore propailng to
leavo tho city. The Lueilonc did not
expect to tarry any pa -.sen peers, liut
Captain Tucker lelded to the pathetic
appeals of tho Cubans. On the after
noon of April 2.'), the day of her sailing,
ho consented to take 112 of us. We left
Havana nt r 30 p. in. vlthout molesta
tion. Karly the sime evening we
sighted the United States flagship New
York which signalled us to lay to. Our
captain did not hear the signal. The
New Yoik fired two shots at us and
ve slopped. A lieutenant from the
New York boarded our. voisel nnd after
satisfying himself as to our identity,
allowed us to proceed
"Owing to our hasty depaituro, our
accommodations aboard ship that night
were poor. One woman, an Ameiican.
with seven children, slept in a coal
bunker. It was the intention of many
of us to go to Bermuda, but we would
have had to undergo fourteen das of
qiiai amine and ve decided to come to
th United State?. We stopped at Nas
sau, N. P . for provisions and at Tyhee
lor coal. The remainder of our ti Ip was
uneventful "
Mr Dumns said that none of the
iefu,r'es will go back to Cuba until
tho Island Is free Seme of them vlll
go to New York and others vlll go to
Mexico, where they hae tent their
families
The Luelleno Is said to have hi ought
a large amount of gold coin consigned
to Ameiican banking houses.
FRESH MEAT FOR THE NAVY.
The Slenmcr Illinois to Up Kitted
Out ni n Cold Htornee Ship.
Washington. May 5 Some new
wrinkles In naval varf.ue are to be
Introduced by the United States in the
piesont stiuggle. The steamer Illi
nois, originally Intended for making a
jago fiom the eastern coast to
Alaska with gold seekers, iecently pur
chased by tho government, is being llt
ted out as a refrigerator ship, under
the dliectlou of the paymaster general
of the na, who has charge of fui
nlbhlng prolslons to the vessels of the
service. The Illinois will have a com
plete refrigerating appniutus and sev
eral cold stoiage compaitiuents Tor
tho ilrst time In the history of naval
warfare officers and men of a SQiiad
lon operating In the tropics will have
fresh meat und other fiozeu supplies,
with plenty of Ice Contracts have
been placed by Paymastei General
Stew ait for securing 100,000 pounds of
fiesh beef to be stored on the Illinois.
As theie is a battleship of the same
nnino under construction, the Illinois
will be reehrlstened Appionilnte
names for special vessels hae been
cho'-en by Secretin y Long, and tho lule
will be followed with the provision
ship, for example, has been called the
Solace, nnd the engineering repair ves
sel the Vulcan, One of the names sug
gested for the Uliiols Is the Pnntij.
nnd she Is ahoady lefeiieil to by that
cognomen among naval oflh ers
Tho ambulanc e ship Solace w 111 leave
Newport News next Sauudav She
will proceed direct to the blockading
foico under Admiinl Sampson and con
py to It stoics and supplies foi the
hick nnd those who imiv be lnjuied in
fiction. All the sick on the lleet will
ho removed to the Solace and theie
attended to und, from now until the
war ends, the ambulance ship will con
tinue, with the lleet
PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS.
Last Month 'I hey ere (Jiving Their
1'oes All 1 hey Could Do,
Tncotna. Wash Mn 1 The steam
ahlp Columbia nnlvecl today bringing
Hong Kong papeis to April 7, contain
ing Manila despatches up to the pre
Mous day The .ilann nt Manllu had
tlin become a panic, owing to the inp
trtly increasing sttength of the Philip
pine lnsui gents The lntter weie cd
A'aneinsr upon the subuibs of Manila
""Using cannon constructed by winding
,JelfSiaph vjre aiound boiler tubes
Fpvuler nnd shot had been obtained of
lt fieri on from native Spanish iegl
mnts, which Were fast going to pieces
"Though their supply of ammunition
van limited, tho insurgents wero using
their cannon with groat effect.
r 3'hey.had captured Bcoreu of tho in
"ilr'flW Villages by planting cannon on
-jtiid" hllU and threatening to demolish
'Iffinvyhs It they did not surrender. In
J.ona jiudj; ilanlla they were securlns
WHAT IS YOUR TRADE?
Iinch Trndo or Occnpnllon tin Its
Hpectnl IMsnnse.
It Is veil known among medical men
that certain diseases ate mora readily
developed In certnln occupations than
In others. That oath occupation has Its
attendant physical weakness. Engi
neers, tallroud men and similar occu
pations suffer mostly fiom kidney trou
bles and men v ho are often exposed to
the wenthei Hilffer from rheumatism,
while clerks and professional men, In
fnct, the aimy of people whose business
keeps them indoois nio oftentimes
great stiffeieis from piles and constipa
tion, in this connection the following
letter Is of Intel est to people wl ose oi
mpatloii will not allow nillklcnt out
door pxeiclse
Mr. A. F. Calhoun, notary public nnd
Jeweler and watchmaker of Cltclellle.
W Va wiltes ns follows.
I had been a seere suferor fiom
piles for veurs and had tried ninny
remedies with but little benellt. when
about tin eo cais npo I saw the Pyia
mltt Pile Cuiu advertised and sent lor
it
I was dadlv aflllctcd when I got It,
but after onl two applications the piles;
disappeared ami from that day to this
I hnvo nevei felt u symptom of th"
dlence
1 feel that I cannot iceommend It too
highly to suffeicrs from piles
The Piranild Pile Cuie is flee fiom
cocaine, opium or anv mineral poison.
absolutel safe, pluisnnt and painless;
sold by druggists at r0 cents per pack
age If theie Is any constipation the
Pyinmld Pills should be ued with the
pile cuie. The pills aie 2" cents per
package
Anj druggists will tell you that the
rvinmld Is the host known and most
successful and popular pile cute ever
placed on the market and Its leputatlon
as a sale and tadlcul cine has only te
suited fiom the petsonnl leconimenda
tlon of people who hnvo been cured of
this dlstipsslng ailment
Send to P.UJinid Co, Mat shall,
Mich for valuable little book o'l cause
and cure of piles
more boiler tubes The rairlxl off
several nilhs of vlie obtained fiom de
strojed lolejiaph lines nmniiting with
the Manila cable station at Uolinno
Two legiments of volunterr natives had
become so dirlo.vul that they wele dis
banded on Mairh -0 by older of Cap
tain General Ttivein.
Many vere dcsoiling fiom the two
remaining leglments. Uollnao was cap
tured In tho instn gents and held fo.'
nine davs Its ganls-on would have
been massacred but for the presence
titer-' of the s-upulritoiideiit of the Phil
ippine nnd Hong Kolip Cable Line
company nnd his helppis
On Match US. Ocnoral Monet at lived
at Hollnan with l.OOfl tioops and lepnt
ed that tho lnsui gouts had given him
battle fle times after ho left Llngny
pii Monet admitted that five Spinlnids
hnd been killed and he nssoitcd that
the nisuigent losses had been heavy.
Up learned that the piiests and ganl
sons had boon killed in seven villages
bet eon Ltngaj on and liolinao, only
six soldleis escaping In some vll
lagps tne garrisons bin rendered on tho
condition that they might go to the
nearest village The iiisnigents ngiced,
but killed the soldleis after obtaining
their aims
Oenei.il Monet returned 'o M.nnlli on
March 20 leaving ."OH soldleis nt Iiollnno.
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
Plato .Hills Are Very Active and His
niismcss In Coming.
Pittsbuig, May 5. The Ameili.m
Mnnufactuter, in its weekly ttade 10
view, will suy tomouow
"As jet theie has been nothing
startling In the iion nnd steel ti.ide.
The opening of war lias made no ma
tes iel change In the nutiket and things
are still being held back. A few lines
have moved upward dining the past
week but onl one advance can be
traced ililectly as a war effect. At
various points, the tiade lem.iins about
as it vas at last lepoit In the east
ern m.uket v.1i unceitalntj Is still
having a bad effect mi tiade At New
Yoik there is u fail consumption of
pig lion, but all finished lines aie very
cjulet. Philadelphia leports a big effoit
to sell steel bars, llillets aie in fair
demand, and tho situation in Hessomer
steel seems to be linpioving. Thi
plate mills nie veiy active, and there
nie indications of big business com
ing in stiuctuial mntcilal At Chicago
there is some little Improvement
.shown The niakeis of ngi (cultural
implements are eiulle bus, all aie
putting In new supplies. About 2".O0)
tons of southern pig Iron have been
sold in this market recently, and
northern charcoal iron is in good de
mand. The plate mills nie busy, nnd
fheets are in good demand Some lit
tle Interest is shown In the Cincinnati
pig Iron market but wnuaut iron Is
still piessing the tiade The plate
and tank mills aie well employed, and
there are heavy shipments of shoots
being made. Tho St Louis consumeis
of pig lion aie busy but they continue
to buv foi present wants only. Cleve
land it-ports change fiom the condi
tions of last week At Wheeling there
is a somewhat better demand in some
lints, but pi Ices aie no bettei
BATTLE ON A CAR TOP.
Itriikeiiinii Knocked Oil 11 Plying
freight by 11 Cruiv .Han.
HotdPiitown. N .1 . Mav 5 While the
Jeisey Cltv fielglit. on the Pouiislvn
nln inllioad, wns limning neat Knhwny
on Its wuv tu Camden euilj this morn
ing, Joseph Keslei, a biakeman, found
himself suddenly eonfionted on top of
a cat bv Sinunuiis Pel line, the llagman.
Perilne had become insane, and he
savagely attacked Kesler, tijlne; to
bent him wl'b the lauteiu he can led.
Keslei fought him off as best he could,
but found himself no mulch fnt the
ciazed flagman
Theie was no means of communicat
ing with the engineei 01 conductor, and
the biaktninii felt that his c bailees
were slim Indeed He ginppled with
the e lazed flagman, and theie was a
bilef but tenlflc stiuggle. and Kesler
was tin own fiiim the ttalii. As he fell
he manured to thiovv himself outwaid
to escape the tracks, and mliaculously
escaped futal Injuiy He was brought
to his home In Houlentnwn today, and
it was found that his light leg and
thigh weie severely hurt, but he will
leiovel 111 a few dujs
Pel line was taken In 1 Inn si- when
the tialn leached Kuhwtty and was so
Violent that be bad to lite stltipped
dow n
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of
&rt0&3&.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Ntrcet ltovtcw.
New York, Mny D. Professional opera
tors all turned bulls today after a brief
peiiod of doubt and hesitancy, utter the
opening. The market wns full of outside
bu.vlug uuIuih and business was on n
large settle. An uirly reaction heio failed
to Impair the conlUUncu In London, where
Americans continued very strong lluy
lug here for mbltiago account was also
on a very largo scale and turned the
scale to the bull side The luulkct pre
sented all tho characteristics of tho ram
pant bull spirit. Traders wero busy seek
It g out obscure stocks which had not yet
felt the renewed Impetus to business, to
lift their pi lees to tho highest level of
the last few days. Tho huge number of
small lots of Mnnclurd dividend pavlncr
stocks wns also a conspicuous feature of
tho milling. Hock Island was the cen
tir of the largest Interest In the rullroid
list, owing to Its favorable trnille state
ment for April and was lifted Vt points
to u parity with St Paul Susur was
furlouslv active and very volatile, all
day, covering nn extreme range of 41
points net. Manhattun, West Chicago
Street railway and Consolidated Gns are
vor i points higher. The largo major
ity of stocks traded in were at least a
point higher nnd net gains langcd from
tli.it up to 3 points There was no spe
cial development In the situation to nc
coiint for the buojancy ot the market
bej ond the general conviction tint
Hp tin's capacity to carrj on the war ts
marly exhausted r.ml tint the danger
of any s( rlous Impairment of this coun
trv's prospeilty liv reason of the strnp
f,le Is about pased. Total sales of stocks
wore 513.C00 shales.
Kurnlslicd by WILLIAM LINN ALLIEN
i. CO., stock biokers, Mtais building,
rcoms 703-TU).
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. lug.
Am Cot. Oil P114 10'j l'H l'i'ii
Am Sag He'g Co ..lis1 1 !3 1'j H-I'j
Atch . To. .V: S. l'e .. i 2 12 1-'
A . T A: S. F., Pr .. 27 2s', 27' 2M
Am. Tobacco Co ....lOS'i 110'H 1U7'j !('
Am. Sphlts 11 11 lu, lO'n
Am. Spirits, Pr 27 27 1.7 .7
Halt. .V: Ohio 17i is 17' 17?M
l.iook 11. T Si'i: JO1 I'l 101
i!.. ft lie Clas 2Ts 31.. 2' !"i
Call. Southern 4' 50 It .
N J Central ')1 !M "1 "U
Chit. O. W 11", 1J 11 U
Chic. .V: N. W 122 IJPk 322 1J1
Chic. II & Q M1 'i !)'.' 'S
Chicago Gas UP8 M iiPj 'tl'H
Chic, Mil. & St. P .. W fit n !il
Chic , H i. . P ... . 'fli ";i iH)i, 1!
Chic, St. P. M. .si O. T2 71 72 71
c. c c. & St. L ... iu no i.-!' :'o
D.'law.ire .t Hud ...lOS', 105,i lOsi prii4
Ibn 1 lie (trie 3l'8 H,4 "I'x "I1
Lake Shoio lS2'i ISi'j 12'j Mj
Louis ,i Nash fiia rji- M'j .".:
Manhatton Lie .. W 10." Wj 102' j
M K .v. Tex.. Pr .. S4 .1','. 1 .il'j
Mo P.icinc 2.s'H "1 2v W
Nat Lead 22 22 22 'L'?
N Y. Cential ll.J'4 114 U21 lUVii
Ont. & West 1H 15 lPi 1".
Noi 1'ieine 2.'h 2fi'. 2'i' JiS
Nm Paillle. Pr .. . &". n (5 'M
P.iciIlo Mall 21.1 s 2".i , 27
Phil. . Lead 17i 1vh 171 1S'
Southern It 11 S S' ' S-,
Soutliein It. It , Pr.. S7"t L-'c 27' -Mj
Tenii., '. V- lum . . 22 2.'; 21', 22
Texas .V: Pacific .... 10 11 10 11
I nlon IMe , 1st Pr .. "M uies LV.'i tMi
C. S Itiiblier IS I'l is 11
V. S Li ither . .. fi'i (.'j fi' i.'j
C S. Leather, Pr .. T2 f?J (.Pt 01
Walnsh. Pr Id's 17'L 10' 17-f-
West Union . ... M'i ' Ss' M
Met Tiaetlon To ..IK,!, lis UV'j 1U
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADL.
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WHLAT. lug. est. est. ins.
May 157 1"j0 131 Tjl
Julv l9'4 los 'W IOJ'j
Scpt"inbci ST, 5i5 T 't
COHN.'
mi:- nn 2ih a; :ii
September If 26' Jl1 25
OA'l S.
July 2'A 27 L0 2''.v
September 23', 24 2l'ii 22'h
POItK.
Juls 11.22 11.22 1120 11.25
LAUD
Jlllv 5 t'J 1. ") fi'W "1 'ij
September 1.02 b07 OUU ti 02
hciauton Hoard of Trade Hvchnngo
Quotntions--AII tjuotatioiu Kimcd
ein Par of IOO.
STOCKS. Bid. AskcJ.
Scranton & Pitttlon Trac. Co
J)
National Holing tt Drill g Co. ...
Plrst National Hank 7W
Llmhuiat Boulevaid
Burautou Savings Hank JJ5
Scranton Packing Co
JiJO
95
l.uca lion &. Steel Co
Tlilid National Bank
Throop Novelty Mfg Co
Scranton Tiac. Co
Scianton Axle Works
Alexander Car Keplaccr Co ..
Dime Dep. & Dig. Bank
Peck Lumber Mfg Co
Leonora Light, Heat & Pow
er Company
Scranton Illuminating, Heat
& Power Comrany
Scranton Porging Co
Trades.' National H.ink ... ,
BONDS
Scianton Pass Hallwa, llrst
iiio!U'u3p due 1!.)
People-, slieol Hallway, llrst
moitgnce duo 191b
People s btieel Hallway, Gen
eral mortgage, due 1921
Dickson Mauiifuctuilug Co ...
Laeka Township School &0..
City df Scranton St. Imp. tVJc .
Mt Vtinon Coal Co
Scranton Alo Works .. ,
Scranton Traction Co, tit st
mortgage b's, due 1932 ....
20 . .
2sj , .
M
IS
75
WJ
154 ...
175 210
15
b5
1W
150
120
115
100
1U2
102
b5
1W
103
Pliilndelpluti I'roiimon .Hurkel.
Philadelphia, Maj 5 Wheat Stronger,
e. lilgbet , eintrjct giade, Jl.11 SLlMa
i ' 2J Coin I'll m and nie higher. No 2
1 inKed, Ma und June. :Mia."Jvic Potatoes
I Irm, white choice, per bushel tlal.efi;
do talr tu good I5a.'bt Ploui Strong and
Iiul5c. per battel lilgbet Butter-Hull
and pill. is 1c. luwci, laiu vxesteru
eicamcij. 17V..C do prints, lsc Lggs
Sleadj , frith. Iicarb), lllsi. , do weslein
U'-.c. do buuthuii), lie. Cheesi -Kiint
llellned Sutrs L'nchiuihid. Cotton
I'll 111 and I HKc bight 1 , middling up
lands uc. Tallow unlet Live and
Dlrssiil I'oultlJ I'liehuiigeil. llctelpts
rioui, AtCW bauels und 2uou sacks; whei;,
iiium bushes, corn M mkj biihhels, oats.
15UOU bushel'' Shlpiucnts Wheat. 10 ))
IjusIiiIh, corn Ui.iwu buslulii, oats, 7,'K)
Uusbils
Neil oil. I'lodueie Hnrl.el.
New Yoik, Maj 5 Ploui Moie actlvo
till 1 iWelik'lj hlghei Wheat-Spol stlong.
No. 2 led SI. 17. f o li , atloat to ntrlie.
options op mil cmIim) nnd hliiher and
continued stioug all d i . a seiueeze In
AIa fhoits brought a stusatioual lato
llse In that option the close, being 22c
above Tuesdaj against lvi0;c. udvnnee
luitlni iii'Jiiths. No 2 ted, Mav tlJJiU"
1 lOHCil Jl 45. Jul, closed $100,; Septem
ber, 'il'ic , December, b7'.e. I'om Spot
strong, No 2 tu'He , fob, afloat, op
tions opened stronger but not active and
closed lulc net higher, M.iy. clime d .Tie.,
Julv, yii Oats Spot ciulet. No. 2. li'ic. ,
No. J JPte , No. 2 white, 37c, No 3
white "Gifce options slow nnd featuie
liss elohlng 11111 hanged, Mn. closed 2e.
Huttei rirni. weslein ireainerj, HVsi
17c , do faetorv, Hallijc; Llglns. 17c. ;
hultntlon cieumprj, HHal7c. llggs--Siead
: state and Pennsylvania, HallKe.:
western flush, lOVialle . southern, lO.illc
( hicnuo Produce .llnrket.
Chicago, Jlay 5. One dollar and fifty
cents per bushel was the piicn of May
ti heat at the end of today's session ot
the board of trude. This represents an
advanco of 70c. July wheat gained 3e.
Today's advance wus the most remivk
uulo in many jears. Faiuliio of grain
iilnoad and enormous sales of American
wheat to fill the empty gianurks of L'u-
THE TRIBUNE'S OPPORTUNITY
OWE
INSERTION
A WORD.
FO? RENT
1011 HUNT - BUST PHOTOGHAPM
gallery In the city, 011 second lloor of
Arcade. Aluo offices in Arcade. CIIAS. II.
WHLLLS
I'"OIl HKNT-STOHU AND UAKH11Y.
Apply to John Weber Tnvlor, Pa
PUHNISIILD AND PNFCHNISIIIW
summer cottages for rent nt Olenburii
and H.ilton Apply to 1II1NUY WATTS.
Jl Lnekawanna avenue
POIt HUNT OH SALIl-IIOl'SH AT
Llmhurst l'a , eight 100ms, largo gar.
den, all kinds fruits. Aeldrei-s Byron
Buckingham, Llmhuist. Pa.
POIt HKNT-02G GHLLN 1UDOK ST.
Seven rooms, improvements.
por hi:nt-cshi:at opioTitl"Nity
Pirst class bonrdlng house In ce-itral
clt.v full of lodgers Landlady discon
tinued because of illness Imniedlate pos
session A. V BOWLH, SOU (Jolinell bldg.
Housn iorl hknt-405 wyomino
nvonue. Applv to r. II Clomons,
Blue Hldgo Cool Company's office, Mcars
liulldlns.
rfAltN POIt HKNT-fiO", MAI ION COUHT.
Afiply to r H Olemons, Blue Hldgo
Coal ('ompan)'s ofllce, leirs Building.
FOR SALE
VOli SALC-BKOKnN LNGLISH SUT
ter, cheap. 1511 Penn avenue.
for salh-onh 20-nonsn pownit
holler, ns good as new. TUB WUS
TQN MILL CO
WANTED-TO RENT.
"ytAnKuvoTvovvTv. ini ciiildhiin)
wrtild like to lent furnished house lor
Inl.mce of the jear ni longer Addr ss
with lull particulars lleferniccs e
clmiiRcd Address "Satisfaction, ' Ttlb
une otllee
SIOHSLS AT ACCTION-W1LL SLLL V
load of voting sound will bmken
draught, driving nnd litislm s horns
Llectrlc Clt st.ilih Sd.inton, Tucselnv
May 10, 1 o'clock p 111 Hvery In te
guaranteed 1! Mooii
WANTED.
WANtTTd To'lIPY OLD BOILiTk S1T
llclentl large for 25 r.uli.itnrs C. Lo
lenz US Lackawanna iivinue
HELP WANTED
wantkd iii'STi.iNtT' ulnt and
Inu) caiivassir-1 luit, commission nn
liistnllnient I'AHIS AltT ALL1ANCL.
bt N MulnJSt . Yvllkcs-ll.urc. Pa
HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTLlV TEN tTTstTlPs" " FLnIi
pa , steady enipli vinent , chance to
make monej Applv nt iiici "111 st come
111 st Mivtd ' ism 1 Wusliir Co 2 is Pcnu
avenue, II S Southvvoith mtniiger.
WANTED A MAN OP NLAT APPHAH-
ai ee.nne v bo 11111I1 isi mils 1 1 massing.
Call on Piidnv only biivveen 10 and 11 11.
in, nt 21'i I'lanklln uvuiiii
WANTP.D-MAN TO I'AICi: CHAHC.U
of stnte St itc snlmv and expeiiencc.
Dalton Store Co. D ilton l'a.
WANTLD-BOY ADOPT 17 YLARS OP
agj to take c.ire of hnis-e Apiily to
the Silt di Pre Press olllci
HELP ' WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED -A CAPABLE 1NTELLI-
gint woman to lit heiself for a re
sponsible position with n business house,
references Address Business Tribune
ofllce
WANTED A HOPSEMAID TO OO TO
Strouilsbuif, Pa Must hive fiist
class references Wages $11 monthl.
Addres-s S C , Jermvn Hotel
FOR RENT OR SALE.
po1r?nNToliniE
Claj avenuo, 9 rooms, modern 1n
provements. Inquire of C. J POST, Com
monwealth Bldg
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PAnTNICH "WANTED' VTlTABOul
$10,000. Established business Will
bear investigation. Largo profits. Sato
investment. Por Interview uddress . O.
Box 374, Scrauton. Pa.
rope caused the advance heie Shorts
weie dilveu to cover and one small failaie
was announced Coin tilled In the all,
olosint, l4c. higher. Oats gilned c. i'lo
visions wero dull declining 5c. for po.k
and 7e. each for laid and libs. The eas.i
(liiotatlons were t.s fololvvs: Ploui
Strong, standard patents Quoted at ti7'i,
oidlnaiy do, $l"aC00 No. 2 spring
wheat, $115, No. ,'i do, $115, No 2 coin,
SPinli'sc ; No 2 ellrvv. JIV , No. 1' oats,
30a.'.0c. . No. 2 white, 3Ja"l'2c ; No. 3
white, 22a'Me. ; No 2 i.ve ICnlic , No. 2
bailej, tO.i'iOc. , No 1 flax seed, $1 !5; prime
timothy seed, $2t0a2 75. poik. $11.0".ill.:ii,
laid jr.lOa'.'lJii, libs, $5 !5a5.70, should
eis u5c , ldls. $5'iOaC10. wblsk, $110
t In u igo Live Stock.
Chicago, Mn 5. Cattle Less acilve
Htoiilj , sales mainly at JI3'at;i. Block
ers and feedeis, strong at JV.iOal 75. Hogs
Strong at $J!U3')5 foi lommon up to
ft 15.il 2u for choice to extra. riluii
Palrlv active, steadj , culls J125.i!r).
choice Jl lil.il 10, shorn lambs. $J75aiS5
vvooled J5.10.i5f.O. Hcce lpts Cattle pi )oo
head, hogs, .IS 000 head, sine p. HWO head
IhiNt Liberly mil e llni l.el.
East Llbettl, Pa, .Mav 5-Cnttle Ex-
tla J'i.iChu'i In, inline J'iU5a5 10, common
is'iOall" Hogs Sliadj . pilmo medium
and heavy hogs $4 20ul'J"i. best Yorkers.
$4 iria4 20. good lights. $4 05a I 10 pigs Jt.'iO
u4: loughs $2 50a3 75 Shee Ste-adv .
cholie ellied $4 10.i4 20. common. $ll'ia
il.5. choice clipped lambs, $4 75a4'iO, com
moil to good $4 15a4 70, spring lambs. $5i7;
veal ealvi s, $5.i5 75
New ork Live Mock.
New York, May 5. Beeves Weak, veal
liooi to choice $iWa"iti2lj Slit ep and
Lambs Steud . clipped $3.50a4 2", good
unshorn Iambs Jo, fair to in lino cllppei,
$4.7"aC'I0, spring lambs, $2a4 50. I logs
Plrm and at $1 15.il 10, westirn hogs. $12"
al n
lluflalo Live Mock.
East Buffalo, N. Y.. May 5.-C.ittle-Qulet
lloKS Pulily sttad, Yoikers,
good to 1 hole e. JI20a4 22; loughs, com
mon to choice, $l75a3M; pigs, fair to
choice $1M).il, Shi'ep und Lambs-Active,
lambs, cholco to extra, $5a5.10, fair
to good, flCi.tl.90; sheep, choice to se
ll etc d wetbeis, $1,15.14 25; culls to com
mon, $1 2"ia3 75.
Oil .Unrliel.
Oil City, Pa , May 5. Ciedtt balances,
7fc , favorable war news cutised an ud
vance of 15 points ill re ft nod und four
cents In credit balances; opening, 74e. bid
for cosh; llrst salo at 73c ; sales of the
day. seven cash at 76c; llvo at 79c; two
at SOc; twcnty-ono at 78c, threo at fUVic;
closed 82c. bid; total sales, '29 000 barrels;
shipments, 150,752 barrels, runs, 92.CG7 barrels.
A POPULAR CLOAKING 1IOUSU for the Rcncflt of Alt U'lw Have Houses
Ucnl Kstnte or Other Property to Sell or Lxchnngc, or Who Want
or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, SK Insertions
( cnts u Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted Tree.
AGENTS WANTED
MHOTSVvNTinAVn WANT ON11
shrewd careful man lit every town to
make u fow thousand dollars for himself
iiuletly nt home and not work hard, prl
vitto instructions and valunhio outfit of
new goods sent flee. Address imme
diately P. O. Box 5308, Boston, Mass.
TW11NTV AOLNTH WANTP.I) 1MML
dlately. Call today at 529 Adnms ave
nue Mrs Miller, Managei
UULIABLIS PUKSONS TO TAICH THE
agency in their own towns for the
pest lino of fat,t selling novelties, pays
100 per cent, profit, for ladles or gents.
SPIHO & W ATKINS, 1031 und 1023 ejhest
nut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
KLONDIKn-AGHNTS WANTED Foil
large Illustrated book ot Klondike,
five hundred psges, price Jl 50', outfit 10c.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
Lnkesldo Building. Chicago, III.
MONEY TO LOA N.
$10)000 TO LOAN IN SI'MS OT $500 AND
upwards. Inqulro of W. II Booth A.
t o , nt Powell s Music store
LOST.
LOST-HETWEEN llOOlv' AND" L'ilT
der house., No 1. und MS Washington
avenue, diamond ting Kindly return to
Tribune ofllce nnd lecelve reward
CHIROPODIST
7?OHsTlTGNlSAir?N7H7oWuJu
nails cured without tho least pain or
drawing blood Consultation and advice
given free E. M HETZEL, Chliopo
Ulst. 310 Lackawanna avenue. Ladle at
tended at their residence If desired.
Charges moderate-
DENTISTRY.
liiTT MsTNTdTH i". 1 nc." Tie m stTsjs
Adams uvi upposlti Court House
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B IUtlCGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps used A HKIGciS Proprietor.
Leave oiders 1100 North Mulu avenuo,
or Elckes' drug stole, corner Adams and
Mulberrj Telophono 1010
BEARS POULTRY FARM.
HEARS POFLTRY FARM HHEEDEItS
nl the Bund ltuff md White P v
mouth Hocks Slimle Comb h.te and
Pi own and Buff Le-ghoins, It se Comb
Brown Li gin ins Hl.ie k Mlnon.is and
Pitt Hums Whlti lmpcil il Piklii Due s
Cornish Indlm llame All lniillrles foi
pilns on egrs mid stuck pioinptl aii
swcicd II. Dell Swails Edwin U. .low-
maj managei-, 1.' je ais- cxpeili nee, uil
ton Pa
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTH'E Ts IILHEBY OIVEN" THAT
piiisuaut to .1 iiM)lulli)i 11 issed bv
the bo ml of diic 1 tins ot the L itkawauaa
Telephone Conip.iti, a nuetln of the
stockholders nl said mmpin Is 1 illi'd
and will In hi Id at the s iid lonipinj s'
chief ofllce 01 plan ul business s'u. ?l )
Lackawanna ivinue In the cite u! tic ran-i
ton lountv of Lackawanna and stiu fi
Pi imsjlvaiil.i on tin thlitleth d.t of
June A D IS'is nt time oeloik p m
foi the purpose of hiking aitlmi on the
uppiov.il 01 ilsnpit(inl of tin piojiosiMl
lneteuse of the capital stock of said cotil
paiiv from ten thousand dollnrs to one
bundled thousand dollals.
GEORGE S HORN Seuotarv.
THE ANNl'AL MEETING UP THE LOT
holders or the Cemitcrv Association
of Duunioit will be In-ld ut their olllce,
on tin giounds 011 Prida.v, Maj 0, at 1
n cluck 11 ill lor the Miction of two
tuistios to scfi lot thiec vears and tho
tiaiiMiillon of such other business as
mav come before tin meeting
HENRY ISHVEA. Secretary
Dunmore JI115 2 Is'is
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITFATION WANTED AS IHIRAND
bo or olllce bnv Address E J , Tilb
unr SITFATION WANTED-BY A YOFNG
malt aged 2ii 5 ears as assistant, 1,111
furnish best of reference. E U E. care
Tilbtino olllce.
SITFATION WANTED-BY A FIHST-
Mnss barbel good referent es Ad
dies H. Kaderelt, 127 Lackiiwanni ave
nue City.
DRFGG1ST-A QFALIFIED ASSIST
nut with long expel lento mil capable
of taking charge, wishes peimancui po
sition, best of leferemc Diugglsl, uire
Tilbune ottice.
SITFATION WANTED-AS WAITRESS
or second girl in private fumllj , tun
furnish best c It j lefennce Call or ail
diess Waitress. 510 Spiuce street Cltv
SITFATION WANTED-IN ANY LEGIT
Imate business b Gtorge E Davis,
foimeili ot the theater, at .";. Franklin
av enue.
YOPNCi MAN 2S WANTS POSITION;
willing to do almost anything In of
fice store, or make hlmselt generally
useful, good penman. Appb E Tribune
olllce.
SITFATION WANTED-YOl NO GIRL
wants situation to learn with n llrst
class dlessntaker E. S tare ol 'lilbuno
ollle e
SITFATION WANTED BY A YOFNG
single g ntlcmm as assistant book
keiper, he can tilso m ilie himself usilul
In im otlnr kind of ifPcc mult, besi n 1
eienees Apolj or uddicss 111 Jelteison
aventii.
PROFESSIONAL
ARCHITECTS
EDWAHD II DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Council Building, Scianton.
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT OFFICE
ear ot u Washington uveuue
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARC1 iiTECT.
4u5Spiuco St., coi. Wash, uve seiaaton
FREDERICK L BROWN ARCHITECT.
Price Building, 120 Washington uveuue,
Siianton,
T. I. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Bank.
DENTISTS
DR I O LYMAN, SCRANTON Pltl
vuto ilct-pltul, coi. Wjumliig and Mul
berry. Dll P
street
L. M'ORAW, 3)5 SPRl Cll
DR. II. T. REYNOLDS. OPP P O
DR C. C. LAL'BACH. 115 Wjomlng ave
WELCOME C SNOVER. 421 LACKA
wanna avenuo, Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5
DETECTIVES
BAHR1NO & MSWEENEY. COMMON
wealth building, lutcrstute Secret Se--
vice Agency.
PRINTING
THE THIHUNK PUBLI8IIINO CO.,
North Washington avenue Llnotypo
Composition of all kinds cpilcklj done
Facilities unsurpatsed In this legion
WIRE SCREENS
JOS, KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACK'A
wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa., manufac
turer of Wire Screens.
LAWYERS
PHANK H. BOYLE. ATTOHNEY AND
Cotuisellor-at-Law. Burr building, rooms
lTiind 11, Washington avenue.
OKELL & OKELL. ATTOHNEY8. 5 TO
11 Coal Exchange building. Scranton.
WILLAHD. WAHHEN & KNAPP, AT
torncjs and Couiisellors-nt-Law. Ho
publlcnn building, Washington avenue,
Scranton, l'n
JAMES II TOHItHY, ATTOHNEY AND
Counsellor-nj-Lciw. Hooms Hi und 414
Commonwealth Building.
JESSt'P JL JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - tit - Law, Commonwealth
building Washington avenue
ALPHED HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND.
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common
wealth bulldlrg Hooms 19. 20 and 21.
JAMES W. OAKFOHD. ATTOHNEY-AT-Law
Hooms 614, 515 nnd 010, Hoard of
Trado building.
D. II. HEPLOGLE, ATTCHNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mears building, corner Washington ave.
nuo and Sprcco street.
n i i.ii r
:.A.M, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW,
Jnwe.tlth bldg, Scranton. P.i.
COG Commonw
JAS J. II HAMILTON. ATTOHNEY-at-Lavv
45 Commonwealth bldg. Scran
ton EDWAHD W. TIIAYHH. ATTORNEY
Hooms 'Hn-ioi, nth lloor, Mears bldg."
Joseph Jeffreys, attohney-at-
L.tvv, 7 nnd S Burr building.
L. A WATHES. ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW,
421 Lackawanna ave , Scianton. Pa.
C. H PITCI IEH. ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth building. Scianton, Pa
PATTERSON K. WILCOX.
National Bank building.
TRADERS'
C COMEGYS. 321 SPHl'CE STREET
A W BERTttOLF Attv . Mears Bldg
PHYSICIANS AND SUHGEONS
DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE
to the Scranton Pilvato Hospital, cor
net Wvomlng Ave and Mullien St.
Telephone. Day call, 5.113; night call, U.
UK C. L PREY SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank bldg, 12.' W) circling avenue
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M D. HOME
op.tthlst, No ii.'S Adams avenue
DIt A TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wvoming
avenuo nnd Spruce sticet, Scranton.
Olllce hours, Thursday and Saturdajs,
9 a. 111. to 0 p m
DR W. i: ALLEN. 512
lngton avenue
NOIl'IH WASH-
DR L. M GATES ROOMS 207 AND 203
Boaid of Tradi building Olllce hours,
S to 9 a m. 2 to ,n. and 7 to & p m. Hesl
defice 2W Madison avenue.
DR C L PR HAS SPECIALIST IN
Huptiire. Truss Fitting md Fat Hedue
tloi OlPee telephono 13iJ. Hours :10 to
12 2 to I 7 to 0
DR S W L'AMORFAFX OFFICE 211
Adams Rps'dence Ills Mulberrj Chron
ic dispose, lungs, heut. kldnejs nnd
cenlto-iiilnarj org.uu a specialty.
Hours 1 to I p ni
W C, ROOK VETERINARY St'R
geon Hori-es, Cattle nnd Dogs tleated.
Hnspitnl, 121 Linden sticet, Scranton.
Telcphono 2o72
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
'1HE ELK CAPE. 125 AND 127 KRANtT
lln avenue. Rites reasonable.
P. .IEGLEH. I'loptlelor.
SCRANTON HOFSE NEAR D . L . W
pas&enger depot. Conducted on tho Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OK" THE LACIvAWANNA.
Scranton. Pa Courses prepnratoij to
college, law medicine or business Opens
September 1J Send for catalogue Rev.
Thomas M. Cann, LL. D, Wultei II.
Hue II. A M
MIDWIFE
MRS GABLE GRADPATE WIDWIFE.
151s Washburn street, Scranton. En
gagements solicited. Rooms and best
attendance for a limited numbei of pa
tients. SEEDS
G R. CLARK & CO.. SEEDMEN AND
Nurfceijmen, store lib Washington ave
nue, green house, 1250 North Main ave
nue, storo telephone, 7k2.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE 1SL
nnils (litatist Naval Battle S.ioes
all blown to pieces and lauded In Nit
tletou s Shoe htoie, Washington avenue
Ladles' fine Button shoes." russet and
dougola cost $2 50 at $1 I'l. ladles' line
$211 shoes tor 'isi Ladles' Oxford lost
Jl W, foi "in. Mens $2 50 eiilf and nis
set shoes for $1 4'i $" Oil shoes for ft ') 1 ti
BAUER S OHCHESTRA-MFSIC FOR
bulls, picnics parties receptions, wed
dings and conceit woik furnished. For
tcrnu uddress It J Bauer, conductor
117 Wjomlng avenue, over Hulbert's
music store
MEOAROEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies envelopes, paper bags, twine
Warehouse L0 Washington avenue,
Scranton Pa
FRANK P BROWN S. CO Wl I OLE
sale dealers In Woodwure. Cordage and
Oil Cloth 720 West Lackawanna live
RAILR0A0 TIME TABLES
Central Uullroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Subaucluiinu Division,)
Stations In New "iorK Foot of Liberty
street. N. R. und South Foiry Whitehall
btleet . , ... ... ,.. ,.
Anthracite coai usvu cjnunnj, ii"'-
1 For 1ilakevviodmand Atlantic City, 8 2)
a. in
1'
For Now Y'oik, Newark and Elizabeth
il texpress) u in. 120 (express with
s
Buffet pallor car) 2 20 (expieusl p
H..A.I..I.S 15 11 ni. Train leaving 1 20 I)
an Ives at Philadelphia. Heading Ter
minal 7 17 P m e-nd Ni w ork 1 0". p in
For Matu h Chunk, Allcntown. Bothle
heni, EuMon und Philuelelplilu S 20 a in.
I 20, 3 20 p in Sundaj h, 2 Ij P in
For Biiltlmoio and Washington and
points South and West via Bethlehem,
B 20 am 1 20 p 111 Sundays, 2 15 p m
i'nr Lone Hi. inch. Ocean Urove. etc. at
&;o a m and 1 2u P m.
Por Heading. Lebanon nnd Ilarrlsburg,
vlu Allelitown, fe.20 a in., 120 p m. Bun
duv 2 15 P m
For Pottsvllle. 8 20 a m . 1 20 p ni
Hcturnlng Umb New ork. foot of Lib
ertj Htreot North River, at 1 00 9 10 (ex
pics) a in. 1J0 (express with Uuflet
imilui cui) 11 m Sundiij 130 a m.
Leave New York, buuth Ferrj. foot
Whitehall stieet. lit 3 ox a m , 1 23 p m
Pastengeri. arriving- or departing from
this terminal can connect under cover
with all the elevated railroads. Brondw-uj
cable cars, und ferries to Broukljn und
etntcn Island, making ipilck tiansfer to
and fiom Gland Central Deput and Long
Island Rallioud
Leavo Philadelphia. Heading Terminal,
9 (K) u. m , 2 Ul p in Sunday, U 25 a ni
Through tickets to ull points at lowest
rate may be had on application tn ad
vance to the ticket agent at the station
II P BALDWIN Oen Pass Agt.
J. II. OLHAUSEN. Uen Sust.
lug cleanliness uimi"i...u...
TIMETABLE IN EFl LCT FEB 20 18H
Trains have Scranton foi l'lttston,
Wllkes-Baiie. etc . at S 20. 10 10 a in . 1 20,
2 25 3 20. 7 10 p in. Sundaj s. 9 W a. m
BORERO
SIX
INSERTIONS
A WORD.
to Kent,
Situations
for I'lvc
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In P.lfect Nov, aS, 1S97.
Trains Leave Wllkos-Barro as Foi.
lows:
7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury
HarrisburR, Philadelphia, Daltl.
moro, Washington, and for Pitts
burp; and tho West.
10.15 a. m,, week days, for Hazloton,
Pottsvillo, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, HarrisburR, Philadelphia,
Baltlmoro, Washington and Pitts
burp; and tho West.
3,12 p. m , daily, forSunbury, Harris
burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and Pittsburg and
tho West.
COO p. m. , wcok days, for Hazleton
and Pottsvillo.
J. K. WOOD, Oen'IPos. Agent
J. II HUTCHINSON, lleneral Manager
Del., I.acUii. and Western.
Effect Monday, Nov, 21, 1SD7.
Trains leave Scr.uiton as follows Ex
press for Now ork and nil points East,
1 40. 3 00, 5 15, 8 00 und 10 05 a 111 , 12 55 and
2..U p m.
Express for Hasten, Trenton, Philadel
phia und tho South, 5.15, 8 00 and 10 20 a.
u . 12 55 and 3 3.1 p ni
Washington und way stations, 3 45 p. m.
Tnbj h 11111.1 accommodation. 010 p. m.
Express for Blnghumton, Oswego, El
mlra, Coining Bath, Datisvlllo, Mount
Mollis and Buffalo 12 10. 2 ?5 9 00 n. m..
and 1 C"i 11 m . making close connections
nt Buffalo to all points In tho West,
Northwest nnd Southwest.
Blngbamtoi nnd vny stations, 1.05 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5 15 p m.
Blnghamton and Elmlr.i express, t 55
p ni
Express for tltlca and Hlchflcld Springs,
2. '15 11 m , nnd 1 55 p in
Ithaca 2 25. 9 00 a in , and 1 55 p. m.
Por Northumberland, l'lttston, Wllkcs
Baire, Pljiniuth Hloomsburg nnd Dan
ville, making closo connections at North
umberland for Wllllanuport, Ilnrrlsburg,
Baltimore. Washington and tho South
Northumberland and ii.termedlate s'a
tlons, CC0 10 05 a m , and 155 and ti On p.
m
Nnntlcoko nnd intermedlato stations,
SOS and 1110 n m. Plj mouth and lntei
meellato stations, 3 35 and 8 50 p in For
Kingston, 12 15 p m
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains
For detnllcd Information, pocket thne
tnbles etc, nrply to M L Smith Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice. Delaware and Hudson.
On Monday, Feb. ll, trulns will leavo
Scranton us follows:
For Chi lioiidalo (1 20, 7.55, S55, 10.15 a.
in. . 12 00 noon , 1 21, 2 20. 3 D2, 5 25, 0 25, 7.37,
9 15, 11. U0 p m , 1.1b a. 111.
For Albanj, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc., C20 a. 111,
2 .'il p 111
For Honesdale 6 20. S 55, 1013 a, m :
12 0U noon , 2 20 5 25 p in.
For WiHscs-B.irio t 13, 7 50, S 43, 913,
10 45 a m , 12 03, 1.25, 2 21, 3 32, 1 41. 6 10, 7.50.
1U 2S. 11 "0 p. m
For Ni w Yoik, Philadelphia, eta, via
Lehigh Vallej H It . b 43 a m. 12 03, 125,
4 41 p m (with Black Diamond Express),
11 "0 p ni
For Pennsjlvanla H It points 0 43, 9 33
a m ; 2 21 4 41 n in
For western points via Lehlf,h Valley
It It, 7 01 a in. 12il 13.1 (with Black
Dlimond Express) 10 28. 11 30 p. m
Trains will at rive at Scianton aa fol
lows. From Cnrbondalo and the north C 40,
7 15. S 10, 9 .11, 10 40 11. m ; 12 00 noon. 120,
2 IS 3 25, 4 37, 5 4-. 7 45. 10 25, 11.27 p ra.
From Wllkes-Barre and tho south J.5,
7.50, fe 50, 10 10 1103 a 111 , 116, 2 11, 3.4S.
5 20 6 21. 7 53. 9 C5 10 03 p. in , 1 13 a m
Complete Information regarding ratos
to till points In tho United States and
Canada mav bo obtained at the ticket of
llco In the depot
Special attention given to Western and
Southern resort business.
J W BFRDICK G P A . Albany, N Y.
II W. CROST D P A . Scranton. Pa.
Lelii!li Valley Kailroad System
Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli
ness and Comtoit
In Effect Feb. 20. 1S93.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
Tor Philadelphia und New York via D.
& II It. H at b 45 a m , and 12 05. 2 21, 4 41
(Black Diamond Express) and 11.30 p. m
For l'lttston and Wilkes-Barre via D.,
L k W. H R.. b00, 11.10 a. m , 1.55. 3 35.
Foi White Haven, Ha7leton, Pottsvllle,
and principal points In the coal reglom
"ill DA- H K- H. b. 12 05, 2 21 and 141
P Foi Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Har
ilsbiiru mil principal Intermediate sta
tions via D. As II It R.. 0 45 a m. 12 05.
2 21. 1 41 (Black Diamond Express), 11 0
PFof Tunkhannock. Towar.da, Elmlra,
Ithncn Geneva and principal Intermedi
ate stations, via D. L. & W. It. It, SOS
a ni . 12.15 and :S33 P m.
For Geneva Rochester. Buffalo Niag
ara Falls Chicago and nil points west via
D d II R 12K;- 3,!i (H'ack Diamond
Expiess). l'J2S and 1130 p m.
Piillmati parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
Vallej parlor cars on all trains between
Wllkes-Barie and New York, Philadel
phia. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
HOLLIN 11 WILBl Tt. Gen Supt
CIIAS S LEE Pass Agi M Cortlandt
stH t Ni w x. 01k
A W NONNEMACHER. Asst General
Piss Agt 2b Coitl milt st New York.
Scranton olllce, 309 Lackawanna avenue.
Krlc and AVj-omlm? Valley.
In Effect Sept 19, 1SD7
Trains leavo Scrunton for New York
nnd Intel mediate points on Erie railroad,
nlso for llawley and local points at 7 05
n m and 2 25 p in
At llvo at Scranton fiom abovo points
at 10 2J 11 m , 3 15 and 9 38 p m
sjciiAvro m vision.
' Bn r.f feet ncceuiber liiU, 1807.
Kortti Hound.
Mouth Itnunil,
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... p m rrlvo Leare a u
7N Y Krankllo 6t .... 7 40 ....
7lOVct 42od street.... 1M ,
",, .... 700i Weebavvken .... 810 ....
p MArrlve Leave e n
1 1 t atlosU gtui ...
toi Hancot-k , a ill .,,,
"I ... 18 "fi sturiljht ... s ,
13 46 I'restoti Park .... 3i ....
I40l Wlnwooa .... 2 41 . .
12 1'oyatellB km ....
12 it Orson sjg ,.,,
... .. wci I'lemant Mt . .. 3 id ,,
.... in" Unlondalo . sot), ,,
1149 Foiencity si9 .,
1184 ctreoaaute .,,, 13(1 ....
lino White bridge rs 881 ..
NlJU Mayfleld .... is 43. ..
Ill 21 Jenujn . 3 49 .
ills Archibald 351I. ,
11 tv Ve Inton 3 81 .
In 11 Peckvllle ... 8Mi
1107 oirpliani .... 4 oil
'nov ITIceburlf .. 4071
110), 'Hiroop . 41(4
.... II (X) Provtdence . 4 11 ..
(10571 Park Place . . 14 17
10 tt bcranton 4 SCI
. a u Leare Arrive r ti
All trains run dally except BUBday.
t signifies that trains stop on signal (or pas.
Mngera,
ht-cure rates via Ontario 4 Western before
purchasing tickets and save money Day ard
Hlgat EcpresstotUe West.
J. C. Anderson, Oen. PiM Agt-
T. Nitoiott, DIt, fssi, Agt, Bertouukj Fa,
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