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THIS SCKAiNTON TRIBUJS'li-TUESDAY. MAY IT. 1898.
FIRST SESSION OF
THE PATRIARCHS
Wllkes-Barrc Slormed by the Odd
Fellows o( the Stale.
CONSIDERABLE AMOFNT OP HI SI
NESS WAS TRANSACTED YESTERDAY-TODAY
S BIO PARADE WILL
BE A FEATURE OP TUB CONVLN-TION-TONIOIIT
A PFHLIO DEMON
HTBATION IS TO BE HELD IN Tllli
NESHITT THEATER-MANY PROMI
NENT SPEAKERS WLL HE PRES-1'NT.
Wltkis-Butro, Muy If. Tho Grand
enrunipniont ot tho Odd Fellow a of
Venus I van In opened hero todny.
Mit)ni Nichols introduced S. J. Strauss,
who delivered tho mid row of welcome.
Grand Pntrluih W. 11. Cogswell, of
Philadelphia, replied nt length. Tu
ition iw will bf the big day of tho con
vention and thousands of Odd Fel
lows will come from all points to
pnttlelpate In tho parndo. Aftoi Grand
Patrlntch Cogswell cnniluded liit ad
dioss tho ladle and all non-patriarchs
lelliod and tho encampment vent Into
Fccrot session Tho (list business wa
the pudental Ion of tho hlonnlal report
of Otund Patriarch Cogswell Tho re
port wax a lengthy ono tiul cave a de
tailed lie count of hH olllclal visits dut
l.iK the jtai.
C.inuil Si'ilhe James It Nicholson
then piosontod his tepoit It showed
that dining tho ptevltius annual repoit
theie Mole It "id giuud patllarchs
I luting l ho J i ai thoie uoio 697 ad
mltteil li caul
On tho nthet liand vvithdinwn b
card 2is, who illod. and lle expelled,
making u not eleete.ie In menibeishlp
of i Thoro weio tho t'Hndldates re
jertfd and thrte ato now ;1 wotklng 1
tncntnpment? anil t.n.ii patt clilei pa-
ttiarrlm j
rtvi: ivstit' ti:p.
Por.' i- tli' Vent th(ro wuo flvn on-
rnmpti'ftiti Instituted, foiti sunond
iiod nti sK (lollnquonts Thetc woe,
nutlni, tin enr, 2Ai iianliix-hs 10.
Ilovcil, ns well as tweniy-ui vm wid
ow od fnmlllo.
I'nlil 101 tlt loll, f of palliate h", $"il,
"M(Vy, nij fni teller of wtdowed fnni
IMo f r,jr 10. palu for the odtteatlon of
"plinns f,is" tv paid fu I urylng tho
lend $1.104 I'd. .mid foi s'ledal tellef,
t.ovi, ;;, total anniimt paid foi lellof,
JBD.CIuC. amount paid 1 01 winking e
peil?es, $W,STS ). tidal aim unt paid foi
idlrf and wotklng pponH-. $lOOUi:iL
The report of Gland TitT'Uior IJel-
tot showed n balance of T,"s 22 In thu
in iisur
The rtiiirl of the (nnimlttco m
llnntup. G lleldel Loudi-n Hail S.
Wrlglil und .lntiios llnqnii, shows the
'utnl nH tn lie $15 :1T tj
Totii.iiTu v will be the bantiei dav ol
ihr wik. Thousands il vlsllois liom
tho surrounding towns and (ountles
( re cpe led to view the parade, which
ill move at 2 10 shatp
The lino ul match outllind bv the
(ninniiUc on demonsuntloii Is us fol
! ivvh Porinntlon on Itlvei comnioii,
light 1 tittg on South stioot, ibiotigh
'-outh to South .Main, Main to Public
Squat sunt''' and I'list sides of
Square. Not tb Main to Union. Union
to Pinnktlu. In l!ns ti Washington,
in Mntl.pt Miiikot ti snu'h and west
sides uf Miu in W-st Maikot to Ulv
I Nfirt'i H'.ti to l'nlon. countoi
inarcli to Houth Itlvei and pasn in 10
mpvv nt hi'adiiuatiois at W.vomlng Val
ley liotel, disband al N01 t'lamptun
street.
aih'HUs i:m:i'Ti:n
At the Ititprsoctlon ot ('anal nnd Mnr
Ut streets the dei mating c ommltloe
bus pi 01 ted an auli insiilbod witli
iiirgp lotteis, "Woli oniP Odd Uollows '
The nix bos 011 Public stqimip nnd .
f street me imi'inl Willi coloi s and
I'tnbloms tt'piisontlns the illffeient
tirnnclips of tl'i 01 dot Till- nieh in
Mont of .lonas Lonus Sons' i tiimmod
'i pink and giooti and is dedicated to
Mw liobokah Lodge Tlio inch at South
Main unci Public Squ.ue soonis to bo
most ndtniteil being In tin national
i oloi-s, rod white and blue, and iep
1 twitting the suboidlnati lodgei-
The public demonstiatior will be bold
nt Nesbltt tlioati'i tills evening ut 7 to
Ailinlsslnn bv wild onlv, which can
be obtained tife iiv appllug to mom- '
lnrs of the lommlttHi The speakets
ate' Past lit and Mnstei D ivld ('mil,
uf Ijivvreni ovlllo Past Guind Master
I'huilPs Chalfani, .t Danville. Past
. ,1111111 11 11 mm .His,-, .-iiiiiif .ucisie-
by Ninth Uoglinent band and male
luartot
. , ""
HUKOLAKS AT AVOCAl 1
I'oiopcI an lliilriince Into Hip Deln-
11 i' and Uiiil.iin sinimu.
Dumbos HiKnl in (titiancc to the
Anibv is hue iii7v patch, j rioiunm lodge of Udd bellows nt the
'vurk, loiuiced of bits of (Slum, lodge, which meets In Wilkes
its -mcistors All of Dane this week. A number of Hones
J them iiiiitrihnte scitup. . .i..i .-,..! -..,,.. ..........
mh
o''-j ' ur '1 ., . , ; , ,
Al'l"Vr:i:
make up The mother
grtai extern ine
health of .1
child depends
upon tin health
of the mother.
both before and
afterbirth
If during the
period of ex-
pc Clancy, cite
I mother enjojs
good general
ami local
health, lte will have 11 child with a robust
body, in alert biaiti md vigorous health
Yon cannot expect such a child from a
weak, sickly nervous, despondent woman,
who is broken dawn by derangements and
disease of the distinctly feminine organs
A woman in that condition is almost sure
to have a puny, sickly, peevish baby. Dr
Pierce's bavorite Prescription is thr best
preparation lot motherhood It relieves
nidtcimty of its dangers, and of almost all
IN piiii. It restores the delicate and im
portant organ" that bear the brunt of ma
ternity to perfict health and strength, and
agists the regular and healthful perform
ance of all the natural functions It ban
isb.es the ailments of the critual period,
and makes baby's debut easy and almost
painlesn. It insutes the little new comer's
health Thousands have testified to its
merits Good medicine dealers sell it, and
no honest druggist will insult your inlelli
gence by urging upon you something else
as "just as good ' The "just as good"
kind is dear ut any price
Mrs I' B CannlnB of No 4320 Humphrey
Slrret, St Imls, Mo wrlten " I am now thr
happy inottier of fine, healthy baby nirl I
feel that your ' Fvorite Prescription' ban done
ine more kockI than anything I have ever taken
I took three bottle of the 'Prescription,' anil
the consequences were I wai only in labor forty
five minutes With my first baby I suffered
eighteen hours, and then had to lose him "
A $i so home doctor-book frer I'or n
paper-covered cop v of Dr 1'ierce's Common
Sensp Medical Adviser send ai one-cent
stamps to cover cost of mailing only
Cloth binding 10 cents extra. Address Dr.
J V. l'Jettc, Buffalo, N. Y.
v--:tirfitr&- "4.1
""p .4
MWA
rzs r 1
TmW
Hudson nt nn early hour yesterday
morning. The cash drawer wan empty
and they did not bother with the ticket
case.
They took a lilcyclo of the Brewster
make, No. 33.SJ7, painted green. It Is
the property of Thomas Lower, of
Avoea.
QUARTERLY MEETING
Conducted at Qlbunn by llic Susque.
tianna Young People's Union ol
lite Universal!! Church.
The (piatter) meeting of the Susque
hanna Young People's titiiiu of ilie
Utiiveisallst chinch, li"'d nt Gibson
Sntuidny and Sunday was ery grati
iylng mid liolptul to all present. Dcto
gateft were In attendance from Brook
lyn. Klngsloy. Nicholson ami Scranton.
Rev 11. E. Horn, of Utookbn, preti
dont (f tho union wns !n the ch ilr.
In the moinlng n shoit iiw'o.i In tho J
in'"icsl ot tho Sunday cnool w.ih hold
undei the leadership of Mr. S. 11 Hl
dildge. Tho tirst yinpu of the uft'.r.oon was
bv MIhs Gem tide vVnldlo, the sub
ject being, "The Relation of the Local
Union to tha State Union "
An Important point inndo was the
need of attendance upon the geneial
body Membeis should not only con
tilbute, but they should give their
presence In this vvav more contldenca
nnd appreciation will oonio.
A second pain r wns reud by llev.
P Wlilppon iipnii th' ' Relation of
tho Local and St.H Union to tho Na
tional This relation ivus piiovwi to
be oiganlo The National ' union Is
made up of the liifoliu.' bodies and the
are moinllv bound to co-opirntu nn 1
nuppoit These panel 8 weio followed
b Intel ostitis discussion
A ipsolutlon of sympathy n pass.
I ed on tho death of Ml". Hwudslev,
I wlto of Rev. O It Heaitlsle. a iiiiin-
ber pptessnK thenT-oUoH feelingly on
tnf pui,(etl u was aKo iesolV(d, aftoi
,neusslnn. that tiny continue and sup
,)0ll ti,0 iiiibllcalloii (,f the "Susque
I hann.i l'nlversallst," a qiuiteil
Hy vote NIchoNon was dc-lgnuted as
the place uf adjouininotil the next
nieetlng to bo held In October
The next featuii of the ptogtamtno
was an nddres-s bv S. 11 Kldildgo uiin
"Tho Ulble In tho Y P. C U
Among other points made was the
thought that the Hlble Is at the foun
dation ot tin Unlvon-nllst church. This
mlihis was also followed by a help
ful disillusion.
The lepoits from local unions, aside
flout tin- nniiounienunt that one union
bad icaed to bo active, weio satisfac
tory and encouraging
In the evening a varied piogr.itnine
of song and teeltntion was listened to
with much Inteiost, the bo s and gills
cHpeclally doing iedltablo work
The seinion nt 10. !0 a. in on Sun
da was given b .lames Herrlck. soon
to bo oidnined and now Installed as
pastoi ai Nicholson and llopbotloin,
the text In lug John III "0 "Ye must
inc tense but I must deciensp"
A vital though of the seintun vvm
tho tiuth that tho best way to defend
Chiistlnnltv K to be a flu istlnn TIip
morning sermon wn followed by a
Mason of nihil stud umlfi the dliee- I
,. - ., ,, ,,i ,, , n.i r. .
tlon of S It Lldrldge The afternoon
wns given up to a devotional meeting 1
led b ,1 member o the t3lbon Union ,
and tluee short addiespo,, upnn "Sflf.
Consecration ' "Self-Snctllloc" and .
I Self-Uflaiemont." by .Missis llotn,
lleillck and Whippen, lespcetlvel.
Tho o oiling spinmn was Riven by
Hev P. W Whippen. the text being
John XII :ij. "And IT I bo lifted up fiom
the earth will diaw all men unto me"
The subject was "Why I Am u Unlvet
salist Chilstlnu '
The hcMpitalitv of the Gibson union
was most geneious and nil In atten
dance leel much gintlflod with tlio
meetings The pislor ut Gibson uev.
II. I! Uali child.
IIONESDALE.
Miss Catlictine Galord hf.s retmned
fiom ,111 extended visit with relatives
in Philadelphia
W. G lilakne will occupy the sec
ond floor of Mi Wynian Kimble's plan
ing mill as a box. fictoi v until he ie-
bullds his lactoi building.
Tlio Ked Men will take possession of
Honosdalo tills week. All of the tiibes
, p0,inlvanla will bo loprosontod in
' tu, rimiul loutull
Tlio whistle is nut hoaid nil more at
tlio Outlaid, Minnipson .: Co. factot,
Tlio cIimiiU bill announces the time
to commence and stop wotk.
The Get man Lutheran people netted
j $un) at their late supper.
anys .viauci saterlce. who has spent
the past pnr with her sister. Mis Dr.
Giaco Laltai. iPtuin to hoi home
i among the Citsklll lnountains this
week
V Tom Thumb wedding will be given
on Filda.v evining of this week In ttie
I'm "bv lei Ian chape 1 The pioceeds are
'" "ltl ln t,lP expenses and suppcut of
the flic lendlntr loom
Mi A ('. LIndsnv wll iepreent
iicuf una 1 ciioiMi win niienu also
I The Ilonesdale base ball club ,, laved
' ,nPlr 1,U l-rn"' f the seuson nt Car-
giv(s the largest ' """uuih "" .-iauiruay witn the caibon
share To a I dnle dub Score, 11 to 4 In favor of
1 the lionesdale club.
1 .
1 , , .
' "" " '"K" "'
He "Your father infuses to give Ids
consent '
1 KIip "Absohittlj ."
I "Then we must eiopo."
"Ah let' us fly away on tho wings of
love "
"Yes dean st, 1 will seo If I can work
a ruin nail pass lomoirow." onkirs
Statesman
llnlialo LIo ".loci,.
Last liutlalo N. Y., Muj li,. I'attte
Pair demand, heav shipping steels, H tit
nt m coaise roughs, $l,5al2j, light
steers II 70at SO.nr-'s-'i -r'4 1-14V4aii x
steers, H3rja4 55, choice fat hellers. II tua
4 70 Hogs Kalr demand and prlcs about
stead , good to choice orkeis, HitiiHU;
mixed packers J4 45, heavy hogs, (,o,
roughs, Jlallj, pigs, jlWji Sheep and
Lambs Light supply, prices ruled strong
er, native clipped Iambs, c holeo to extra,
I50ati23. fair to good, JI'.i,t3; culls, H-
nteVi iar)lngs, fair mlxid 10 choieo
wethers Jlal2o native (lipped hlieap
cholie to selected wethers it.lUit ii.
mixed sheep. IJWatlS,
New York Live Mori..
New 'Voik, .May lo Hioves-MaiUet
slow generally siiad , steers, 1 jiaft l.".j;
uxen and stags. JJilalSu; bulls, UtiH.i4.li.
cows, M 5,i1.75 Calvts-Opened actlvo
hut lower closed fully We olt; choice,
5tu Sheep und Hinlng Lambs Klimj
w Intel lambs, JiM15e higher, clipped
sheep, Jl5l,i4 35, culls, 3. clipped 111111114,
l!0a! 4u; spring lambs, J'.a" Hugs Slow
and lower ut fl :'.'u4 w.
OH .iiurkiii.
Oil City. 14.. May Its. Ciedll balances,
We , certificates opened die. bid for rash;
first salo at Klc.i dosid vJljc bid; ship
ments, 97,356 barrels; runs, 83,(17 barrels.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Mreot Itovlou-
New York, May 16, 'iho stock m.iruet
was lather dull today and tho tonu was
heavy thiuughout. Prices never f,ot far
away from thu opening quotations except
In.ti few (.uses 'lliero was a lair outside
di maud for stoclu In tho first hour which
absorbt (1 the offerlhgs tbr London lie-(-ouiit
and worked some tccovery trotn
tho low point Tho iknmnil was soon rat
lll"d, howovei, and prlios drifted lor
the remainder of tlio day lftr Irom low
level. Net losses In the numerous lend
ing sloeks were a point o- oer Sugar
v as strong afti t an (pining decline and
iall led tho list In point of activity ono
ot two other specialties, notabl Western
Union, Itlibbcr preferred and Tennessee
(o.il, which were llrm It was evident
that spcculutlvo atllvit is waiting on
the developments of tho naval strategy
In the Caribbean sea. lotul sales of
stocks weru Sifl.COO shares.
burnished by WILLIAM LINN ALLEN
& CO., stock brokers, Meals building,
i corns 705-7O0.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing est. est. lug.
Am. Cot Oil IB r)4 2IU 'D.
Am Su g Ru'g Co ..131'h lll'4 151 HIU
Ateh . 'lo. At S. Po . 12 lilt U' l.'4
A T..V-S. F.Pr . J'M4 'JiUfj )'!, .i4
Am Tobacco Co ... Prj luaj, 1U7'i lu4
Am Spirits 10n lu'l, lO'i ID'.
Am Spirits. 1'r Si 27'4 27 -''4
lirook. II. T tn' I0 4'l 4U
Can Southern LVi' W)' .i.' M
N J. Central MP, jit im yl'
I hie. Ai O. W WA ltg II 11
Chle A. O. W US" 1J4 12'i'4 1-1
Chic, 11, A. O Hi t"i'i 'JSS 'I
Chicago Gas ... . 0' I'b'i "j'n 't
( hie . Mil. A: St. P .. n M'i '.i ''..,
(hie It I. As 1 .. IK 9 I'd Pi', 17
Chic , St. P. M. A: O. 714 75'd TPi ''',
C C. C. t St. L .. 3i)i4 ''i :Hifj b'J)4
It L A: w l.Vi r u
N Y , L. K, A: W . ll'h 12'2 U U
(ten. Ulectric !J'l4 ",i'4 Vi'j '
Louis. .V Nash .. .. 5J7, f's rC'V tJ'j
Manhattan Lie . ...lOJ'g 1W78 mi'i. l"-'i
M K A. Tex., l'r .. S3 .!1 .It's .t'a
Mo Pacific 3J ::J :i-" .'s
Nat Lead i."J S2 :' l.'
N Y Cential 114 11 "fc 111-4 H
Out .V. West irj Jl'4 ll-H H
Noitb Pacific 2"i78 '-'''il -'"'ii '"s
Nor Pacllle. Pi ....1.1 lilr iil' 'I
P.ielllc Mail 273 2k Ji' Ji
Phil K- Head IS', 1M is7. Pi",
Southern It K.Pr..25'fl '.S'i 2V, ls's
Tciili C. A; Iron .. 2"i 2o' 21' Ji'i
Union Par., 1st Pr . r.l K'i fi7 n'
l.S Hubber l'J'J IT4 11' '"4
U S Leathci, Pi .. lil'4 til'4 I'-'H I!
Wabash. Pr IS', 1S'4 In', tVa
West. Union t'S7, va, M4 W4
A: L. V. 2j 2 .'i l'i
Mot Traction Co ..l.'O T.l llUb o"'4
CHICAGU JIOAHO OK TRAUE.
Open- High- Low- cros-
WIIUAT. Ing. est. est. Ing.
M.ij HI U.0 11. JWI
Jnlv 10lig lull to.,. in-Hi
September W t'J . ''U4
COHN
.llll KO'j 37', .', ,7
Siptoniber 37 2,7B .d'a oi'
OATS
,lul 20'., t;4 j,,!, -juji
September 2JT 24i4 21', 21',
POHiv.
July ILK 12 U 11.S7 L'.iD
LAUD
llll C70 0!iil 1,711 0 Ml
Siptembir .. . 1 7i 7.00 0 7 3 0 'M
Sernnton Hoard of 'I rnile Lxcliange
Juotntions--All ijuotntions liuscd
cm Par uf 100.
STOCKS. Blcl. Askca.
Scranton & Pllteton Trac. Co,
10
National JJcring&Uiill g Co
S1! ."J nr.nni
Klnihuist llculevard
Scramoll savings Bank
scianton 1'ackliig Co ,
iilUn. Iron & Steel Co
Third Nnticnai JJank .
70J
100
yj
0
SS3
Throop Novelty Jug Co
M
Sci anion Tiuc. Co
13
Scianton Axle Works
Dime Dep A: DIs Itank
Peck Lumber Mfg Co
Uconom Light, Heat & Pow
er Comp.ui
Scranton Illuminating Heat
A Power Compuny
Siiantcm I'cnglng Co
1C3
175
210
i'o
luo
130
130
Tradeis' National Bank uo
l.acka Lumber Co
HON DS.
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
mortgage, due I'Jlti 115
Peoples Street Hallway, fllst
mortgage, due 1318 115
People's Stieet Hallway, Gen
eral mortgage, due 1321 115
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka Township School 5
Clt of Scranton St Imp. C
Mt. Veinon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Bcrnnton Traction Co., tirst
100
10J
102
b5
100
mortgage C's, duo VU1
103
New York Produce .Haricot.
New York M11 10 PI0111 Ulrtn and
held 10c hh.'hci In at Spot firm. No
2 red, $101'-, f o b , to airtve, options
had strobg advance toclov In tace ot boor
ish ciop news unci weekly statistics,
shorts tarnished the clem.ci.il, being c
clted over rumored reductions or He
man duties mil hlghei Ungllsh cables
und stronger noithwist narkets, closed
lie. higher on Ma and IHuOe hlghir on
citho months. Mav, dosed JIM. July,
$1 17'4, September. !Hj'..c. , Decembei, Jl'sc
Coin Sput strong No 2, 4Ji ton,
ullo.tt. options strong all day closing la
l'c. net higher, May, closed 41'4c , Jul,
laulO'sc Soptembei. I.'V' . December,
i:4c Oits-Spul firm No 2 BO'.c , No
1, Soc. , No 2 white Sic , No ,; white,
37-;e , options Inactive and leatureless,
closing unchanged, Jla, elostil jp4o.
lluttcr-Stead , western oieamcr, Ha
ir,';.i , do fnetci l.'illc UIkIus IV.c :
Imltntlin cnamei llall'tc , state clalrv,
! '.alj'e , do cieamery, Hal'i'jc. i:i,gs
Stead , state and Pennsjlvnnla. KlV-allc. ;
westein Irish, lo'sc , southern, luioc
Philadelphia Provision Uiirliot.
Philadelphia. Ma 10 Wheat l irm
and higher, contract grade, Ma, H Jla
1 J"i Corn-I'lrm und 4c higher, No j
mixed. Ma and Juno, 4nI4ntlc Potatoes
-Unchanged, white choice, por bushel,
80.19 ic , clo lair to good, do , "5aS0c P10.
visions 1'lrmer: smoked beel, clt, lia
llc ; beef hams. J2J.tV)a2l, pork family,
113 Wall, hams S P. cured In tierces, 7a
uMJtc. , sides, ribbed. In salt, C'aaiiftc , do.
do. smaked. 7'4a7'.c ; shoulders, picklo
cured, 5i,ao'c . do. do smoked, lO.iW'ic ;
picnic hams S P. cured, 5'iaiic. , do. do.
smoked, G'4a7c ; bellies in plcKle, b'Vta
7'i.c : lard, pure city refined, in tierces,
i".c , uo 110 in 1 una i'ejtiM liuiiei
Dasler, fane western creamery, lbc; do.
prints, do, 17c. Hggs-Htoady, tresh,
neai bj. lOH-c. ; do. western, 10'5e , do.
southern. 10c Cheese Stead, "ltetlned
Sugars Unchanged allow (Jiilet ; coun
ti, tn barrels 3'4a31kc ; dark, do, 80;
cakes, 3.u334c . grease, J'4a3c Live
Poultry Pnchangid. Dressed Poultiy -Pow
Is firmer, fowls, choice, inaii)i.,e ;
roosters tiSe Hercipts-Kloui l una bar
rels nnd 2 ono sacks, wheat, III oao busli
els, com, fcSOOO bushels oats, 10,11011 busn.
els Shipments Wheat, 4 CHX) bushels;
corn, 3.0o0 bushels, oats, It 100 bushels.
( lilcnuo Produce .Mnrl.ct.
Chicago, May 10 - Wheat on tho board
of undo today wns strong, stinted by
blghei cables and kept uolng by tho ad
vances In corn and previsions due lo cov
ering of shorts At Us best Jul wheat
heio was up Be and September lc Tne
closing prices were within 'ic ol the top
Coin finished with lc khIii and oats 'fee.
Provisions at the cluso showed an ad
A GREAT SURPRISE
Is In store for nil wv use Kemp's Bal
sam for tho ihroat and Lungs. Would
you believe thut It Is sold on Its merits
und any druggist Is authorized by tho
proprietor uf this wonderful lemedy to
give ou a sample bottle tree? It nevar
falls to euro ui(uto or chronic coughs Al.
druggists sell Kenip'b Balsam Price 25
and to cents.
THE TRIBUNE'S OPPORTUNITY
ONE
INSERTION
A WORD.
A
FOR RENT
POlt HUNT
. lti!ney
SIX'OND PLOOlt, 'M
iiopsi: no 4'n, ji:rri:iifcoN avunpi:
at u bargain, also large brick barn In
rear at Jlj ,Vj nionth. J W Urownlng, at
torne S10 Mdirs Hulldliig
Pon nnNT-Jiju (iHiniN miKii: sr.
Seven rootus; excellent location, rent
inodtinte.
HANDSOMULY KUP.MSIIUO
at 42.' Mulberry sttcet
IIOOM
LUXUltlOt S HOPSk --ALL LIOIIT
moms, supplier, modern, healthy.
JONCS, 111 Spiuee sticit
OPUiCi:"srAPAIlTMi:NTS, HACIlULOll
rooms, handsome chandeliers and
dncoratlons, stciim heat, marble bowls,
closts, sanitary. JONUS 111 Spruce St
uo 1 1 n iTis:ra m: atoppout unity
Pirst class hoarding house In central
tit, full of lodgers Landlady discon
tinued bicnuso of Illness. Immedlato pos
session A V. JJOWlin, 3ij0 Council bldg
IIOUSP. VOn HUNT -403 WYOMING
avenue. Apply to U. II. Clemons,
Illue IIIcIko CouJ Company's ofllco, Meara
Uullcllt.
JAIIN roil HKNT-flOr. MAIION COUIH'.
Apply to U. H Clemons. Hluo nidgo
Coal Company's ofllce. Mcars nulldlng.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WANTED A Ill'STLUn WITH H.VJ to
JJ'iil lash to Join second paity in
building up nn Al business Good week
ly I in iimo ussured fiom the stait Man
with some journalistic ability preferred.
cldresM 'Journalist, ciio Tribune
SCALP TREATMENT.
. v-.'vwwwwvwvvwwvwwwvww
MPS L T KULLP.lt. SCALP TUUAT-
ment, We , shainpoolng, Ouc , facial
massage inaulcililng 2n , ililiopod. 701
Qulnc.
LOST.
I.OSr-A SMALL GOLD CllOSSWri'l't
a Latin Inscription 1 imler will ho re
warded nv leaving same at Mercenau A.
Council's Jpvvelrv ston, Wyoming ave,
LOST - POCKUTliOOK CONTAINING
sum of monev Please rctutil to lllb
une oillec and lcceivc levxurd,
PROPOSALS.
oru'ici: op Tin; hoahd op commis-
SIONHHS OK PCIJLIC GHOUNDS
AND HUH. DINGS.
DANIUL H. HASIINGS.
Govcinoi.
J. C. DDLANDY.
Supcilntendent.
L. G. M'CALLEY
Auditor-General.
JAMLS A P.DACOM
State rieasuicr.
PHOPOSALS rOnT'l'ILNMSHING STA
tloner Puel and other Supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and
I ho laws of the Commonwealth of Penn
slvanla. we heiebv Invite sealed pro
posals, at pikes below maximum rates
fixed In schedules to furnish stationer,
fuel nnd otlur supplies foi the several
departments of the Statu Government,
and for making repairs In the several de
partments and for the distribution of tho
public doiuments, for the oai ending
tlio tirst Tuesda ol June A D IS'i'i
Separate pioivosals will be received and
separate contracts awarded as announced
In said schedules Hach pioposul mtisl
be accompanied bv a bund, with at least
two sureties 01 one suret compun, up
provnl bv a Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas ot the countv In which thi pi 1
son or persons making sue h proposal ma.v
rtshle. conditioned feu the faithful pi r
foimance ot the eoiittact and nddrossol
and elellveied to tin Hoard of Commis
sioners of Public Gtounds mil Buildings
hifoie twclvu o'clock M of Tuesda the
7th da of June A 1) lvs it which lime
the proposals will bo opeui d and pub
lished. In the Heceptlon Itoum of the Cx
eeiitlve Department at Hmlsburg and
eontriuts awarded as soon thereafter as
prai tic lble
Blank bonds nnd scheelukf containing
all neiessar Inlormatlon can be ob
tained ut this Department.
J C DCLANnY.
Tor tho Board of Commissioner of
Public Giounds nnd Buildings
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. BHIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Eickes' drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry Telephone 6010.
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS HEREBY aiVENTHAT AN
application will be made to the Gov
ernoi of Pennslvanla. on ednusda, tho
tlist da of June b William 11. II Bull.
M D Edward E Snder, M D. Will
iam (' Goodno, M D , William D. Van
Lmnep M D and William W Van
Biun M. D, undir the Act uf Assembl
entitled "ao net to piovtde fm tlio In
corporation nnd regulation nt eertnln
corporations" approved April 2'' 1S7I, nnd
the supplements thereto, toi the charter
of an Intended coloration to be called
"Elmwood Hall," tife chaitctir and ob
ject of which Is tho maintaining an hotel
and sanitarium, and for these purposes
to have posHess and enjo all the rights,
benefits and privileges ot s ild Act of As
sembly and supplements theieto
TIIOS P WELLS Solicitor.
EDUCATIONAL.
iTBBLlf si HiabirpoR Thrls syra:
cuse, N Y Under the Hupet vision of
Bishop Huntington Twentj-clghih school
eat begins Thuisda, Sepiembei 15, JbJ&.
Appl to Miss Mar J Jackson
vance ot 70c in pork. 3oc in lard nnd 40c
in ribs Cash quotations vveie an tollows
Plour Quiet and steiui , No. v spnng
wheat, 1105, No. J, f o b, $1 03al 20, No
2 led. $117. No 2 cum 3(,nli( , No 2
cllow. liba'tiHe , No. 2 oats 30'taJlc ; No.
2 whitc 33.131c., No 1 while, J2a,13c, , No.
2 rvi, osc , No. 1 bu ley. liable , No 1 II t
seed, 11 3Sal.3SH; prime tlmoth seed, ?-' J
n2 0",. mess pork. $12 25ul2"0; laid. ?bS0i
GS22, short ribs, sides, loose, li35ait5,
dry salted shoulders, boxed, 5a.V4c ; shoit
clear sides, boxed. Jli.10.ili 20, vvhjsk, ;
susors, unchanged
I lucngo Live Stock.
Chicago. Mav lo. Cattle Hathci ac
tlvo, pitees strong to pic. higher; chfalco
to extra stecrs,5a5 23, toocl 10 cholce.jl ti
a4 03, butchers' steers, Jla! Mi, stockers
and feedeis, S2 50.il M). llos llrav ele
mand, prlees 5al0i hlghet, packers are
loaded with ordeis for lurutshlug tho
government with meat and uie taking
hogs as fast as olfeitd, bulk of sabs,
14 40.it 00. heav packing hO;s, f I 20a4 421-..
common to choice, Il2"a4 52', common to
good, 10Vi4.'.2's. Pigs JJG23 Sheep
Good suppl. demand good und prlees
stonily, clipped common sheep, $l.u,V);
choice, fl Jiiiiisu, clipped lambs, $bi4 i'i;
wooled Iambs, ra', J5 Bccelpts Caltlo,
15.000 head, hogs 4ooo head; sheep, 17,
Ooo head.
Lust Liberty Cntlle.Marliel.
East Llbeit. Pa Mav 10. Cattle
Sltong; I'Xtin l'ilo.i513, prime. lUm.i;
("Miri'in, Il.li0al.iri. Hogs Active and
lower; heiivv hogs, $H0, best mediums,
14 2011.33, lien Yorkeis $l25atJU; Imlu
Yorkeis, Jl.lSaltO pigs, as to quality,
JlliOdll'j; lopghs, ,' Wh 4. Sheep steady;
cliid'c cll ped, I4.15a4 25. common, ?J 1". 1
'!Im; choice clipped lambs, limar.; com
mon to good, II 25a4 SO; spring lambs, jui,
veal calves, I5 5td5,75.
POPULAR CLEARING IIOUSL' for the Heneflt of All Who Have Houses
Kcal I'statc or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Wttnt
or Help 'llieqc Sninll Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions
outs a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free.
AGENTS WANTED
AaTrTwNpAvirivXN
shrowd careful mm In every town to
mnko a few thousand dollats for himself
quietly nt homo and not vvoik bald, prl
vato instructions and vuluahlo outfit ot
new goods sent free Address imme
Ulatcly P O llox B..MS, Uostou. Mass.
AG I3NTS WANTUD-MUHAT HALL
stead's Great War Hook, "Our Coun
tiy in Wnr ' All about Aimles Nnvleti,
Coast Detences. Maine Disaster, Cuba,
Wnr with Spain, unit relations with Vor
elgti Nations Nearly tidO pages. All writ
ten since. Maine Disaster Alagnltkent Il
lustrations Agents making $lu to $111 nor
da No experlenc necessar. Most III)
eral terms guaranteed, 20 davs credit,
price low, freight pild Handsome outfit
free. Send 9 two-ier.t stamps to pay post
age IMm.itlonnl Union, 311 Deal bom
street, Chicago.
TWHNTY AOKNT8 WANTU.D IMMB
dlatcly. Call today at 329 Adams u4
nue. Mrs Miller, Manager.
IlKLIADLiTpKK80NSTO TAKE THE
agency in their own towns for tho
best line of fast selling novelties; pays
100 per cent, profit; for ladles or gents
HPlhO & W ATKINS. 1031 and 1033 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
FOR SALE
KOIl 8ALU-A G-YHAU-OLD PONY,
weight MO, sound and gentle, well broke;
suitable for lady to drive, also cart and
harness will bo sold cheap. Address Ter
race Cottngo Poultry Yard, Lock llox 1,
Wavcrly, Pa
l'"OR SALIJ - SUMMUIt COTTAOK
fitted with alt modern improvements,
situated nt Lake Ariel, l'a Addicts W.
H MeClave Scranton
b'Oll BALIBROKUN LNGLISH SCT
ter, cheap. 1541 Penn avenuo.
FOR SALH-ONE 20-HOHSn POWHK
boiler, as good as new. THU WES
TON MILL CO
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PARTNnit WANTED WITH ABOUT
$10,000. Bstabllshcd business Will
bear Investigation. Largo profits. Safe
Investment For Interview address E O.
Box 374. Scranton. Pa.
jr?71i. ESTATE.
CITY CENTRAL LOTS.'tITLB PlfiT
fect, convenient locations, finest resi
dence nvenups; rapid lncreao ln value.
Mocr, Jacobs Ba Monte McGuIre, t'cr
bei Browning have bought Now is
onr 1 ha nee Call lor clrculat. JONBS,
.ill Spruce street
HELP WANTEpFEMALE.
GIRL WANTED I'OR GBNBKAL
housework Apply witli relerencc, J17
North Sumner
sTnAmNvVANrKDB
gill at housework Cun furnish good
reference Address lu3i Luke, st elty
SITUATION WANTED - BY YOl NG
man IS vears of, age, dilvlng li.ikerv
wagon, 01 working at the trade Ad
dress U20 l'rospect ave., Scianton Pa
SITUATION WANTED-WHOLBSALB
or n tall store, or nil oflleo or count
ing room, good references Address
Nlnet -Bight, Tribune olllce.
SITUATION WANTED - BY A RE- ,
ipeetabli mini with small lainllv, caul
' - Vililinss ! K 11
215 Meridian street, city.
1 .
V)A.MLD-PUbl'llUN IN I'UH.V OK
ucu us iiie'lKelle siiiuh ini HIT man. .S
with knowledgo ot business in generel
and bookki'i plug, 10 help lu oillec or to
manage- small firm He speaks fluently
three languages and Is a good penm in
Modeiate pietenses, ocd lelerenies. Ad
elress T. C . Box 157.
SITUATION WANTED AS TEAMSTER
01 to work in store, b a lespeitable
man Apply J it 132s Me lert avenue
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING.
Ironing or uny kind of house chart
ing b the da.v, or will take washing
homu, should llko offices to elian. Side
door, 420 Kianklln avenue
SITUATION WANTBD-BY A YOUNG
bo 14 vears ot age, eriand or otllco
bo. Addtcss E. J, Tribune
SITUATION WANTED BY OUNG
man 2S, smart, energetic, good pea
man, has good knowledge of piano tuning
and lopaliing, can make himself gener
ally useful. T. I... Tribune otllce
WANTED HY A YOUNG MARRIED
man, work of any kind, willing to
work but will not accept canvassing Call
or address M M . 1J17 Womlng avenue,
beranton, l'a
CHIROPODIST
CORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood Consultation and advice
given free E. M. HETZEL, Chlropo
dlst. 330 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at
tended at their residence if desired.
Charges moderate-
HELP WANTED
MAN OR LADY OP GOOD ADDRESS
to travel and appoint agents Ito per
month and expenses. I' W y.IEGLER &
CO . '120 Locust St , Philadelphia
WANTED.
WANTED-LESSONS IN LATIN,
euro Tribune
PROFESSIONAL
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD H. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Council Building, Scranton
E. L. WALTER, ARCHHTECT, OFFICE
rear of COC Washington avenuo
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR. ARCHITECT.
4J5 Spruce St. cor. Wash, ave., Scranton.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT.
Price Building, 120 Washington avenue,
Scranton,
T. I. LACEY SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Bank.
DErsrs
DR. I. O LYMAN, SCRANTON PRI
vato Hospital, cor. Womlng und Mul
berry DR F
street.
L. M'CIHAW. 305 SPRUCE
DR. H P REYNOLDS. OPP. P O
DR C. C LAUBACH, 115 Womlng ave.
WELCOME C. 8NOVER. 421 LACKA
wanna avenue. Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5
DETECTIVES
BARRING & M'SWEENEY, COMMON-
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser-
Nlce)Agejic.
PRINTING
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.,
Noith Washington avenue Llnotpo
Composition of all kinds quickly done.
Fuellltles unsurputsed In this legion.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUETTKL, REAR 611 LACKA-
wunnu avenue, Sernnton, Pa,, munufuc
turer at Wire Screens.
LAWYERS
PHANK 13. BOYLL, AiTOUNDY AND
Coutiscllor-nt-Lavv. Burr building, rooms
11 nnd II, Washington 11 venue
OK13LL & 0L1:LL. ATI OUNI3Y8, 5 TO
11 Coal Bxchanpo building, Scranton.
WI LLAHD, WMT7tnN& KNAPP, AT
tornejs and Counsellois-at-Law Ho
publican building, Washington uvenue,
Scranton, 1U.
JAMLS II. TOHUEY, ATT'OHNHY AND
Counsellor-at-Ltiw Hooms 413 und 411
Commiinvvcalth nulldlng
JI.SSPP &. JUSSI'P ATTOHNBYS AND
Counsellors - nt - Lnv, Common vveultli
building Washington avenue
ALF.U,:D "AND. WILLIAM J HAND.
Attorne8 and Counsellors Common
wealth bulldirg Hooms 19. 20 and 21.
JAMLS W. OAKPOHD, ATTOHNBY-AT-Law
Hooms 614, D15 and 510, Board ot
Trado building
V B. HBPLOGLI3, ATTCHNBY-LOANS
negotiated on real estuto security.
Mears building, corner Washington ave
nue and Sprvco stnet
D- P- KILLAM, ATTOHNP.Y-AT-LAW,
300 Commonwealth bldg. Scranton, Pa
JjS' J II HAMILTON. ATTOHNPY-
nt-Law, 301 Commonwealth building,
Siranton
13DWAHD W. THAYI3R. ATTOHNBY
Hooms 903-90), 9th floor, Mors bldg.
JOSBPH JBFFHBYS, ATTOHNBY-AT-Law.
7 and 8 Burr building
T'.A. WATRRS. ATTeDRNT.Y-AT-LAW,
423 Lnckavvanna ae Sernnton, Pa
C It P1TCHBR, attohni:y-at-laTv.
Commonwealth building. Scranton Pa
rATTnRSON&'Vl Lt'OX. THADBHS'
Nntional Hank building
C COMBGYS, 321 SPRUCB STRBBT
A W BBRTHOBr Atty . Mcars Bldg
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OPP1CE
to tho Scranton Pilvuto Hospital coi
ner Womlng Ave. and Mulberiv St
Tclephono Day call. 53H, night call. IJ
DR C L. PREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank bldg, 122 Wyomlne avenuo
MARY A SHEPHERD, M D. HOME
opathlst. No. 228 Adams ccvenuc.
DR A TRAPOLD SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wumlng
avenuo nnd Spruce street, Scranton
Olllco hours, Thursday and Saturdajs,
9 a. in to C p m
DR. W E ALLEN- 512 NORTH WASII
Ington nvenQe
DR. L. M. GATES, ROOMS 207 AND 20S
Board of Track building Ofllco hours,
8 to 9 a. m . 2 to 3 nnd 7 to S p. m Hoi i
denco 209 Madison avenue
DR, C. L FREAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Pitting and Pat Reduc
tion. Ofllco tclephono 1303 Hours :10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR S W L'AMOREAUX, OrPICE 211
Adams Residence 1111 Mulbciry chron
ic diseases, lungs, heart, kldncs. and
gonito. urinary organs a. specialty.
Hours 1 to 4 p m
W. G. HOOK. VETERINARY SUB
gcon. Horses Cattle and Dors treated.
Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton.
Tclephono 2072.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
1.ln ,:I"K CAKK, 125 AND 127 PHANK
1 uu ute-uuu, iiaies reasonauio.
P. XIEQLER Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D , L & W
passenger depot Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton, Pa. Coutses prepurator to
college, law medicine or business Opnns
Septenber 13 Send for c.ituloguc. Hev.
Thomas M Cann, LL. D., Walter II.
Buell, A. M.
MIDWIFE
MRS GABLE. GRADUATE WIDWIFE,
151S Washburn street, Scranton. En
gagements solicited. Rooms and best
attendance for u limited number of pa
tients. SEEDS
G R. CLARK .S. CO, SKEDMEN AND
Nursermen, store 110 Washington ave
nuo, green house. 1J50 North Main ave
nue; store telephone, 782.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATEST PROM PHILIPPINE ISL
ands Greatest Naval Untie Sa s
nil blcvvn to pieces and landed In Net
tleton's Shoe Store, Washlngti n avenuo
Ladles' line Button shot's iiisct ,inil
dongola cost $2 50 nt $1 4'i I idles Hue
12 00 shoes for 9Se Ladles' Oxtords cost
1150 for 79c Mcii'k JJIO calf alid 1 us
set shoes for II 49. $J 00 shoes for SI ' s etc
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA -MUSK I'uR
balls, picnics, parlies, riceptlons, wed
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address It J Bauir, conductor.
117 Womlng uvenue, over Hulbert's
music store
MEOARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies envelopes, paper bags, twine
A nrehnuBe liO Washington avenue,
Siranton, Pa.
FRANK P BROWN & CO WHOI.E
salo denlers In Woodware Cordage and
Oil Cloth, 720 West Lnckavvanna ave
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Rnllrimil 01 New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,)
Stations In New YoiK-I'oot of Liberty
street, N. 11., and South Ferry Whitehall
Ktrcct
Anthracite coal used excluslvcl. insur
ing cleanliness nnd com fort.
TIME TABLE IN EPFLCT MA 1. 1ms
Trains leave Scranton for Plttston,
Wllkes-llarre, etc at S in 10 10 a tn 120
2 35, 3 20, 7 10 p. m Sundays, 9 00 a m .
1 For 'Lakewood"'!!! Atlantic City, S 10
For New York. Now at k nnd Elizabeth,
8 30 (express) a m . 1 20 (express) 3 20 (ix
press) p m Siiiida. 1..I5 P m Train
leaving 12" ! m airlves at Phlladelpld 1
Readlngreimlnal, 7 03 in and New
ror Mauch Chunk, Allcntown, Bethle
beni Eastou nnd Philadelphia. S30 a in .
1.20. 3 20 p. m. Sunduis, 2 15 l) in
For Baltimoro and Washington and
points South and West via Bethlehem,
8 50 a m 1B0 ni Sundiivs 2 15 p 111
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, at
8"0 a in und I 20 P m
For Reading. Lebanon and Harrlsburg,
via AUentuwii s JO a 111 , 1 Ju p m Sua-
ila 2 1 !' m
Fur Potisvllle. s 30 a 111 1 20 p m
Returning, leave New York, foot of I ii
crty strftot North Itlvei. ut 4 0), 9 10 1.
puss) 11. in 1.J0 (expressi p m Siilid
Leavo New York, Houth Fer.-y, fuui
Whltehnll street, ut 9 ul a m . 1 25 n in
Pussengcrb arriving or departing tiena
this terminal can connect under cuvir
with ull tho elovated railroads, Broadway
cable cats, and. fcrrlos to Brooklyn und
Stnten Island, making quick transfer to
and from Giuud Central Depot and Long
Island Bnllioad
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal,
9 21 u in., 3 00 p 111 Sunday, 6 15 a. in
Through tickets to ull points ai lowest
rate ma be had on application in ad.
vnnce to tho ticket agent at the station,
H P BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agt.
J. II. OLIIAUSEN. Gen. Gaol.
BUREflO
SIX
INSERTIONS
5? ,
A WORD,
to Rent.
Situation
for 1'ivo
W
Sctieiuleln I'.ffect Nov. i8, 1S9;
Trains Leavo Wilkes-Qarro as Foi.
lovvs:.
7.30 a. m., wook dayss, for Sunbury
HarrlsbUrg, Philadolphla, Daltl.
niore, WasiiinRton, and for Pitts
burg and tlio West.
10.16 a. m., week days, for Hazlolon,
Pottsville,' Roadinfj;, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadolphla; and for Sun.
bury, Harrlsburfc, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pltts
burp; and, the West.
3,12 p. rri , daily, forSunburyj. Harris-
burR,' Philadelphia, Qaltirnore,
WashinRton, nnd Pittsburg and
tho West. - v7
G'OO p. m., wook days, for Hazlaton
and Pottsv'illo. ' ,
J. R. W OOI), tlen'l Pafs.Mjent
J It. HUTCHINSON. General Mabager.
Del.. Lack.t. and Western.
Effect Monday, Mov, 21, ISO".
Trnlns leavo Scr.mton aa follow'si Ex
press for New York and all points' East,
1 40, 3 00, 5 15, 8 00 and 10 05 a. in. , 12 55 and
3 'M p. m
Expiess for Enston, Trenton, Philadel
phia und tho South, 5.15, 8 00 and 10.20 a.
u , 12 55 and 3 3.1 p m.
WashhiBton and way stations, X45 p. m.
Tobhinna accommodation, 610 p. m.
Express for Blnghainton, Oswego. Kl
mlra. Corning Bath, Datisvllle, Mount
Morris and Buffnlo. 1210 2 ?5, 900 a. m.,
and 1 5"i p m making close connections
at BufTalo to nil points ln tho West,
Northwest nnd Southwest
Blnghamtoii and way stations, J 05 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5.15 p. m,
ninghamton and Elmlra express, t.EJ
p m.
Express for Utlca nnd Richfield Springs,
2 a m , und 1 55 p in
Ithaca, 2 35 9 00 a m , nnd 1 55 p. m.
I'or Northumberland Plttston, Wilkes
Barre. Plineuth, Hloomsburg and Dan
ville, making closa connections nt North
umberland for Willlnmtport, Harrlsburg,
Biltimoro. Washington and the South
Northumberland nnd H.termedlatej sta
tions, 000 1005 a 111, and 155 and 0OU p.
m
Nnntlcoko nnd Intermedlnto stations,
SOS ar.d 11 10 a m Pl.v mouth and Inter
medlnto stations, 3 35 and 8 50 p. m. For
Kingston, 12 45 p m
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables etc., nrplv trt M. I. Smith. Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice Delfiwiirc and Hudson.
On Mcindav .Maj 21. trains will leavo
Scranton as follows:
1 For Carboiidule-0 20, 7.55. 8 55, 10-IS a.
m.; 12 00 noon, 121, 2 20, 3 52, 5 25, G2o, 7.57,
9 15 11 (jej p 111., 1 lb a 111.
For Albaii, Baratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc., G 20 a. 111.,
2 20 p. m.
For lionesdale 6 20. 8 55, 10.13 a. m.;
12 00 noon; 2 20 5 25 p m.
For Wilkes-Banc 0 45. 7 50. 8 45. 9 3?,
10 r, a m 12 0". 1 25, 2 Is. 3 11. 4 27. 6 10, 7.50,
10 28. 11 SO p. m.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., vli
Lehigh Valley H R , C 45 a m . 12 05. 1.25,
4 27 p in (wlili lllai k Diamond Express),
11 30 p m.
For Poiinslvanla R R. points 0.15, 0 33
1 m., 2 Is, I J7
Fur western points via Lchlfch Valley
R. It., 750 a. 111, 120.", J3J (with Black
Diamond Express). 10 2S, 11 30 p. m
Trains will arrive at Scranton as fol
lows. From Cnrbondala nnd tho north 6 40,
7 45, 8.40 9 31, 10 40 n m ; 12 00 noon; 1.20,
215 !2 121 5 I', 7t". li)2"i 11 27 p m
Prom Wllkes-Hnrre and the south fi.'S,
7 50, 8 50, to 10, 11 65 a m.. 116, 2.14, 3.48,
6 20 6 21, 7 53, 9 05. 10 05 p. m ; 1 13 a. m
Complete Information 'cgnrdlng rates
to nil points In the United States and
Canada ma be obtained at the ticket of
llce In the depot
Spi clal attention given to Western and
Soutlurn resort business.
J W nURDICK G P A . Albany, N Y.
II W C'tOS4 D P A. Scranton, Pa,
Lehigh Valley IlttUro.uI System
Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli
ness unJ Comtuit.
In Eff.it Mid 15. HflS,
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and New York via D.
& II R It at 1. 1-' n m and 12 0-,, 21s, 4 27
(Black Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. in.
For Plttston nnd Wllkes-Barro via D,
L. & W B it . 0 00, 11 10 u m , 1.55, 3 35,
For Whito lluven IIu7leton, Pottsvllle,
and principal points in the coul regions
via D ev II It it i' 1-""' 218 and 4.27
P'For Bethlehem, Enston. Heading. Hnr
rlsburg and principal Intermediate sta
tions via D H H R. 6 45 a. m. 12 05,
2 1 4 27 (Bl.uk Diamond Expressi 11 JO
''l'of Tunknnnnock, Tovvar.da. Elmlra,
Tthnca Gineva and principal Intermedi
ate station". M' !!' & W ". 8 0
a in 12 II and t 35 p m
For Geneva Rochester. Buffalo, Niag
ara Falls Chicago and all polntb west vli
r & H R R 12"" li! (Black Diamond
i:iuess) 102S and 1130 p m
Pullman uarlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
Vullev pitlui mis on ull trains between
Wilke's-Barro and New York, Philadel
phia. Ilulfnlo nnd Suspension Bridge.
P ItOLLlN H WII.Bl R l.en Supt.
CI IAS S I EH. Pa-s Agt '.. Cortlandt
slid t N vv citk
A NiiM.Jli" lii;u invisioii iciss
engi 1 Vg'ii Suiilli Bethb horn. Pa
Ilriciiml Wvoinhi", Valley.
In Effect Sept 19. 1697.
Trnlns leavo Scranton for New York
and Intermediate 1 olnts on Erie railroad,
also for I law Ic and local points at 7.0S
a tn nnd 2 2". p m
Arrive ut Scianton from abovo points
at 10 23 a in . 3 15 nnd 9 3S p m
SOHAINTO.N IIIVISION.
In rifecl Hi'crinticr l'Jth, 1807.
North Hound. soulh Hound.
2011 1 ,ei
kj J Htatlons g g
2 .(Trains Dally. Ex. &
y. I cept uuaay ) I Ig a
I .. r m Arrive Leave Zu
7N V Kraiikllu ht .... 7 4)
..,, .... 7 10 Wen tnd street .... 75s
!!!! .... 7 00. Weeliawken .... B10 ....
p m Arrive Leave r m
115 " I'artosiH .. I SuSi .,
lew, Hancock ... tfu .,
".'.' "..' h!" stariuat .... 8 a .,
UNO l'lestoul'ark .... 8 31 ....
.... U40i Wtowood .... 41 ,
)il royntelle .... 250 ....
;;;; . um' i'ieaiautMt .... su ....
. .. fnw Ifnlondale ... 8 0 ..
.... ... H4'l Forest c'tty .... 8 1, ...
.... ... 1131 carbondale .... $34' ....
fllci cVlute llrllgo .... 13 88 ...
II .. tllJ'l Mayfleld .... 11 4S ,.
,11 Al Jermyu .. S41 .
!!" .. 'll is Archibald ... S61 . ,
!!" .IIP Wliitou .... 8 54
.... ... II I" l'eckvllle .... !H
,1107 oiypUant .... 4 01
, 'll 01 Vrlcebtirg ... 4 0'
." 11 01, Ihroop .... 410
ill 0J Providence ... in ...
.... . Ili057 l'ark Place .... tin
, 11055 t-cranton ... 4 to
'a h Leave Arrlvo r u
All trains run dallr exceut suntlar.
L slgnitUs that trains stop on signal lor pas
Mngers, Kecure rates via Ontario a Western before
Eurcuasln; tickets and savo money, Day apd
Ibitit KipresstotUe West,
J.O.Anderson, aen. pass Agt.
T. FUWlOft, SIT, 1'asH, Al.twrmta. ),