za THE SCRANTON TKimjJNE MONDAY. MAI' HU. ISJJS. KENNY INDICTED F0R MURDER Grand Jury Charges Hint Willi the Death of John Itcalcy. ATTORNEY W. J. THACEY IS IN DlOTED OK SIX SEPARATE charges or emuezzlemhnt true bills against the two wosien shoplifters-i'iii: jury in its reco.m.mf.ndatlons chit ia.i:s the -wanner in which Till: COUNT HOL'SE OROFNDS ARE KIM'T AND COSIPL.MKNTS THE JAIL AlLUtNISTRATION OF- SIIKR1P1'' PRYOR. Tho ginnd July ninilo its final icturn tt couit Suturdnj. Eilwaul IO'imcy, of Archkald, was Indicted for the imir ilir ot John Healey. Attorney W. J Tracoy wns indicted on sl charges of iMiibczzIement, and Hue bill were round against. Mrs. Mary Thomas and Mis Kathnel Wlnrham on tho chntgo of shoplifting. In the recommendations the niunncr of rating fur the couit lioni ctounds was criticised. The truo bills nie ni follows: Slurder "Edward Kinney, Thomas Ley t linii pios, Luibezlimont Willi mi J. Trucx , Will Inn 11. C unpin II, pios William J. Tiucey, John Culllus, pios Willi im J. Jiucoy, Junes T. l'lni'tll, pros', William J. Trucoy , Oi urge Watson, pros. Willlatn J Tracts j John Luughiuii, lr pros Wil li nn J. Traces, John I.aiiKham, Jr.. t-ios, Attunpt nt Hiirgliiiy-Jocph Wusulus lii . Martin Gtirrrll, pun. .Misdemeanor In Oillce A. J. Duffy; tout ml Willow, ptos. Forget Emma Wilson, allns Maud V. Illlnms, Oeorke I,. Hniisohineycr. proa. Si is Mmiroe. alias Mniiil Williams, all is iW i Rog-rs; Mai tin Cuticil, ptos. Common Scold Sally Sloorc, Mary Crude, pro. lticiixlng .Stolen Goud Edwatil Luvxta; 0 dm .Mi Cube, pros. I cfr Hiding Houidlug Hous-o M J. l'imp T. J. SleTIghe pros. Rooster Fighting- 1'itor Heap; Thonm 3 ihnn prof. Aniiutt and Untttrv W illlam Cotnov. '1 luim.is Cone. alias Thnmns Slulloy, 'lliuldiua Walsh, P. W. Gallagher pros. Pittlck l.ji kin; 11. M. iCvle pros. Slur Titi King, Martin Gurnll, pro. 1'etcr Fe lt i Is: Sllchnel Hock, pios. Robert Judge; Andrew It Dcxlno, pios. llsurv McKln two, John SIcKtntyro; Ywirren La 'rnnco, plus. Emma Walsh, Mrs, J. L. D IX Is, htVtU larceny and receiving. Laiceny nml Receiving Mary Thorns, Rachel Wlncham; W. Wolckcr, pios. S:.ux Thomas, Itaclirl Willi ham, Mnitlu Uuirtll. pi on. (la beck ft Corln), Mary Thomas. Rachel Wluihnm Mai tin Gur n II, pi iw (Goldsmith Btotluis). liar hoi lncham, Sluiy Thnnino, Martin Uur nil pio d 1! rinlej). Owen Mfirati; Aiuitln (I'trrill pro Knehil lntham, JM irj Thurri - Mania Gunell pros (Joutif l.oim' - Puns). Mocli' Thomas, Martin Gunell, pros Patrick Iiiirko; Martin Gum II, pies. Thomas 13 &aii d rion, Cllin Sllviisteln, pr.i. Ziemond Kl ij Totll KoloilenhH, pros. 7.'c Powell, Li7.7le Phillips, pro William Mi Hale, Patrlik P. Pjilrtui, pios Mollilnus Mischief John Kilh , John H WlPlams, puis. Statutory Utirclury UaUil MeManiis, Jiihn (Jianev, John MiGm Ijjl". Thoinur 1. Willi imo. 'ilos. Jom ph Wusaluskey; Martin Uuriill, ptos Pottr Sweenej; Martin nut tell, pios. John Tuffy; Mar tin Gurnll, puis. Uohbeij Joseph Telatskl, Andrew Har n, pios. Hlnoiilerly Hoiivp Amos Hoblnson; Miuthi w Itenn, pii)3. Seduction Thomas Itjon: Mary nil ton, piot. SellliiB Liquor on Sunday I ln,h Me I uichlln. Thomas I.ejshon, pnS Peter lit ip: Thomas l.ehon. pros MUIial Klnofaki; Valentine ISI.ill.owskl, pros SdlliiK l.lriunr Without I.lcins- Mi ch. u I Uurkln, Seth Smith tiros. niUa bith IlarrhiKton; T II C. Molnnev, pros Pildcet DouBheitx; T II C. Malom, iros John Koalowskl, lteese S Davis, pros Prank Wontrnukl; Henry Dlerks, pros. Peter Lmiph: Tliom.is II. C Mi lonej, pros Mlchncl J Horan, Thomas 31 C. Malonej, ptos. Pet r ltrnp, This. 1 i vshon pros. Mlclnil Klnofskl, Valen. tine HlalknwsM, pros. Jacob I'rban; MuttllPW Uean, pros James Gethlnifs, John J. Dales, pros. Dlstilct Attorney Tones was Riven n vote t if commendation for hi careful mil Inmatthil attention to duty. The it commendations wire as follows: We suL'S-st and uiummeml that an tli i tile bull bo placed In the dlstriu at torney's olllco to tinned with the fiiand Jury room, wo also neommintl that a mil rot, i uinlj and biusli be placeil m the Brand Jurj loom for tho convenleiKo ot tlio grand Jurors A CRITICISM Wo ciItlcHo this in inner In which tho court house. Kiiauuls uto ki.pt, lz tho Uilvewny fiom Linden stieet to Spruto mi cut, width pisses to and through the tulirt hoiite; 1M Illitl that glass and wctils am allowed to grow between the bloucs oi the pavement unil ul.'O that lubblhh Is allowed to collect in tho cutijuco to tho 1 isement ot tho court house on tho l.ln ih u Btieet side. Tho walks to and around tin- court house wo llnil, uie In n badl settled condition, taus-lng tho wutir to stand on tho wnlks and making It iu tiiledly unnoylng und unsato to pedts til. ins. Tho trees: Wo llnd they are ucglected b allowing dead limbs to remain and not pi uned at the proper time Wo rispedfullj iPLommend that the ubove, as far as poxxlhly can be lie at ti uiled to at once, und wo also lecom inuid that tho di ad tiees be rt moved and joung trees bo plueed 111 the l stead In piopcr season; that the sidewalks bo pioperly graded with sullliUnt eleatlon to cairy olf tho water; that tho space be twetn tho walks mid cuib be paved with In Icki that tho lawn bo tut at least onto a wcvjc, and oftener If mcpssarv , tint tho lawn will not bo sprinkled while tho tain Is Fhlnlng 1 lax lug Inspected tho county Jail, we Und It neat and wholesome, except a par tlon of tho bascmint which Is damp ow ing to Mirfato water tlndlng tta way through tho walls; wo recommend that n iPtnlnlng wall bo consti acted nt tha , south Mile of the east wing to prtnent tho v .iter from Mowing on tho b icmont flmi; tlmt tho toncieto Jloor In tho basement bu jcpalrcd: that tho wnlls of tho Jill j rd be palnrd, that tho brick gutter pave and curb on New York stieet side of tho Jail yard be ropaired and ic-stt, that a leak In the x alley on the north west angle of the loof bo repaired, tint a tloset hi pioxiil, d for Mir il in clothes, that a hand idiot, xvelghlng ubout HOI fc4--4)&tfr j COLORADO TOURS S Is tho titlo of a now book on I Colorado, America's groat health and pleasuro resort. Tho boolt Is beautifully lllus- l trateU and contains a valu t ab!o inao of tho Stato. A copy can do naci wunoui ; cnargo upon appiiouiion io P. S. Euam, Gon'l Pass'r Agt., C. B. & Q. R. R Chicago, III. pounds bo proxldcil to bo used on drive- 'wnyH ii ml lawn Insldo ot Jail yard. We further bog leuxo to report that sug gestions have been mnilo bv other giand juries which hiivo been ilisregurded, and would suggvst tlmt liprp.iftor hi tato tho sugg'sllons made b the giund Juiles uro not (nirlrd Into effect, tlmt the iciuotm be stated to the net grand Jury. PIRE AT PITTSHURO. Henderson nml .tohutou'i Mnrchotuc Ilnllrcly Destroyed. Plttburg, May J'). Henderson & Johiison'o xvarehoti6o niul contenm on the Bouth Hldo were entirely ilesttoyid by lite Hhoitly before a o'tlock this morning, InxolvlnR n loss of about Jiroooo, paitlally enwreil by lntttnncp. The building, xxlihh xvns n fotii story In Uk, xvns limited on Cumin stieet nbout a Hitinrt east ot the I.nkp Hrlo depot. It was nileil xvltli hay, gialn, vinegar and llxer supplies and xvtm used us n xvuiehousp und Ktotage house. Hlrsch lltothcr.s nml companx, vlni; gar dealers, had nn iiillcp hi the main litiildlup: nnd a large amount of vine gar stored In the x nrehouse Their low is tstlmuted at $10,000, fully insured. COLUMBIA INJURED United Stntcs Cruiser Struck br tho Drltish Steamer, I'oacollnA Dig Holo in Itor .Starboard Mile. New Yoik.Mny 23 The t'nltcd States ciulser Columbia nirlxod nt the JJiook ln navy yard this evening xvltli n big hole In her starboaid side. Captain Sands repoits Hint m 7 3S p. in. Inst right off Tire Island, duilng thick fog, she was iuii Into by steamer Fovcolla, Ihltlsh, which left yestctday for Uor tleatix with n eaieo of geneinl mei ciandlse. The INircolla struck tho Columbia on starboard iiuatter, just fotxxaul of the after barbette, cutting clean Into the hull, making a hole about ten feet high nml six feet wide, filling tho compait nient xvith water. The Foseolln sunk almost Immediately after, but tins Co lumbia succeeded In lesculng all of her ciew of twenty-one men and landed them at St. Gooige, S. I. Tho Colum bia xv 111 likely be placed In tho dty dock. BASE BALL. OASTliRN LUAQU0. At Chai lotto. N. Y. R.H.H. Rllffllo 2 0 00000002 ft i Roclustei 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 u 'I 0 Hatti riia Gr.iy und Dlgg!u3; Spctljln and Liod. At Sratue R.H.L. Svracuse 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 1 T 7 2 Sptingr.ild 0000 200 111 0 C ltatttilej Uecker and Lake; Koivvaii nnd Nichols. At Montieal It 11.12 Tot onto 0 0 0 010 0 0 12 5 fi Montreal 0 0 0 0 J 1 1 5 ' 11 1J 1 Ilatteilcj Re sling and Casey and Roo my; Souders and Smlnk. ATLAN1IC I.GAGUG. At New nil' New n ik 11, Allium n I At Reading Reading. 2, Haitloid, C. AMATEUR IMLL NOTES. The Lacknwannns ehallenge the West Side Hi own, for June ". tho South Side dub for June 12 and the Minookas on the Dunmoro grounds for June PJ. The l.aikaw annas defeated the Tny lot Reds at Taylor Satin da v aftei nocn by the score oi 2S to S Gaughan had to do the twit litis; for the Laeka xvannns as the regulni pitcheis weie out of condition. The Tailor boy? xxero nexer lu It Thpy used up all their pitching talent to stop tho seveie cannonading of the Lackawanna?, but to no pin pose- Considering the condi tion of the grounds, the xlsltois put up an excellent Holding game Tho Lnck nwapnas plnv tho Carhondale team nt Faivlev. today Vh Tavlnr Grevt, accept the t hal lengo of the North Knd Stais for .a game on the Tayloi crounds for Tues day altetnoon, Slav 31, at 3 30 o'clock. Michael Day, captain Tho Slinooka team ard the Vx'cst Side Harmonics battled for honors on the former's giounil yesterday. The con test xns listless nnd devoid of any gilt edge playing. It xvas noticeably appar ent that the- vlsltois xpip outclassed. The game w 111 bo tin last home gnmu unless some enthusiasts stop tho con troxeisy between the playprs nnd the hotPl irii-n. The vWltois xxero defeated by tho s-core of 1J to 8. Philadelphia Live Stock. Philadelphia. Slnj 2 fieexes Receipts, 2V) heart, hogs, l!i7l head Reef Cattle Only tall dem md and prices xvtaker, c.. tri, P.aV , f,ood, 4alic ; medium, 4a Pie ; corr moil, laPit Slncp Active nnd firm, t'Mj.i, 4iuP,e good, J"4alc, rae dluin. J'u.',-e. , cimmon, 3a3c , lambs, 41-.ali , I'pilng Irinhs. ..af.e Hogs Pair demand and 'Irm; Cni,i4c for best xvestun, StinCt' for other glades Cows Pat coxvs, fnlrly uctlxe 21jiiV,i . thin cows, mod erate ipp.iiest at MiK'p , veal lalxes, ac tlxo at 4!xa7i ; milch coxvs, stead at 23a 40e. Reef Cattle Geed demand at Casie. ( hic.ico Produce Jliuket. Chicago, siuj 2S Plour-Steady; xx In tel patents, Jb&)i0 70, sttalgnts, Soa'IW; No. 2 spilng patents, 3,.'oa7.4), bakits, Sl.WaSlO, No. 2 spring wheat, $1.1.1 1 1 2'). No. 3 spring xvhejt. $1 10.il 3J, Nn ? red. $1 07. No. i coin, fLc ; No. 2 oats. a JiiVjC.; No. 2 whit", .uOtjc; No. .( white. 2M2sic.; No 2 ie, 4sa.10e . No 2 bailey. Sialic, No. 1 flax seed, $1 JO, prime tlm othes seed, f2S3a2'0, mess polk, Jl I Ha ll 50, lard JClOaOlJi., sholt libs, f 3 71a C I'); ill y salted shouldeis, r.ur.e , slioit clear sides, f0.23aC,i5, sugais, ?3 bi, giuu ulated, 3 23 , V.ns L'birly C ittln I llkal. Kast Liberty. Pa.. May it -Cattle Stead . extia, S3HJa.H1, pilule, $3a!jl0; common, flat 30 Hogs Itulid strong, prime heavy, $4 33u4 43; best medium1. JI3Hu4 31; heiiv Yoikers, S113al23, light. JlOJal 10, common to full, JJifJal, piss, an to epialltx, f 1X0.13 Wl; louuhs, i 50.U W. Slicpu I'lini; choice clipped. M. llu 4 13; common. JUIalCO, choice clipped luinox, $l'0.i3, common to good, l 21.il 50, spting lambs, J5aC, veal ealxes, JlfoaO. Iliilliilo Llxo Mock. Rast nuffalo, N Y' SI ly JS-Cattlc-Rtctliits talr. all consigned through Hogs-Clcscd dull i i.d weak; Yoiktri, good to choice, $1 2n4.:'5; roughH rommon to choice $t'na4. pigs, fall to choice, 5,1. SO n3 81 Sheep and Lambit-About stoad : lanibr, chehe to lyiiu, J323a533; cu Is and common, JISoaHO. Sheep-Cholco to selected wethers, $1 4ial W, eullH to com mon, $3 23a" 30 Vexv York liivo stock. New Y'ork. SIny 28 Ru ves No trading. Cables ejiiote llxe tatilt' ut 0' iilOVie. ; re frigerator beef at Sc Cilveis Prlcott 23c. lower; xeals, t, butteimllks, nominally $1H30 Sheep nnd Lambs Klrm, sheep md yearlings, nominal, medium nnd heavy hogs steady; southern and western pigs. $3.S0al; medium and heavy hogs, U 25 Hi CO llghU-wfctrn, do., H 10M.U. THE MARKETS. Wnll Street ICotlcxv Nexv York, May 2S. Tho fact that today was a holiday m London and that Moll dux would bo n liollila) both In New . ork and London had tin efrett of tin tailing specuhitlxo operation In stocks. Tin. dealings wen- letge and prices xxiro slug gish outside ol special itetks and Html I'hangLS wero small. Reck Island and Peoples Gas xxeio pushid up r;ulu alter ii l tellmliiarj reaction apparently to shake off somo wpak follow In j. Their ptleis were sustnlncd with some dlfllcult) nt the close and weie in udpulatcd with the evident purpose of making tho last pilces the beHti The nimt thing xvas ninnlfest In other stocks. Total pales xv etc 22J, ICJ shales, I'ltrnlshcd by WILLIAM LINN ALLKN & CO., stock brokers, Mean building, rcoins TOj-Tv;. Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. lug. Am Sug. Ro'g Co ..i;i,'4 L"i, r,(.' lis Ateh , To. ; S Po .. i: lt 12 4 "2 A.. T. .Xi S P.Pr..ai'i! J2 31'L S- Am. Tobacco Co ....le)3 los"s lObij 10S Am. Spirits U1, 12i jj 1JJ, IJ'4 Am Spirits, Pr 32ii JJ 'U1! "! Urnok. 11. T Ri2 U 1I3h ll's Rax State Gas X1, V,U 3 Ji(j Can. Sollthein f.Ji, J2" 5J'i f2'8 Chit G. W ll't IP tl'i ll'j hie N. W 12M, 12n2 IJ" 12s1 j Chic, R. & Q 1U1?4 liij'i. lom li'-'' Chlcaro Gas lOOtj lOPi or8 Kit Chle., Mil. tc St. P.. !iS"' U is1 i'sTj, Chic. It. I. & P 10: lnVi H!PS IOj1 t hie . St. P. M. & O. 7st4 7S 77 7s34 C. C. C. & St. I .1l, IS 3I'2 3 Gen Rlectric 3" ZU LC'i Louis. & Nash ftl'i, tVt uV-B KU Mnnhattnu Hlo K: luii1, lo;' KW SI. K. k Tex., Pr .. C'.'i Si1 if ."" SIo. Paellle &! ?.V Jl iftij N. Y. Cential W. 117 Ih.'i 117 Out & West IV S, IV, 16i 1V Ninth Pailllc V'fia 2U"i 2iV,, 2n4 Nor. Pailllc, Pr .... Cb CC1! tA'i cmi Piilflc Slall :', 27 27-4 2i", I hit & Rend ls lSi, 1S, 1S, Southern It. II V4 b W l4 Southern It R.. Pr.. ? 31 30 il Tonn . C. iV. Iron ... 2; 20H i""M 25 Texas .v: Paellle .... 1! , UK IPs IP Pnlon Pac. 1st I'r .. 5S34 r.ri M1: ts P. S. Leather si, si, s S P. S Leathei, Pr .. (,S Cs bS ds Wabash 7 7 7 '.,i! Wnbish, Pr I1)1', l't li1 1 ""' WiM Pnlon UPi Bl fPt "1 W. .t L. i: 2 2 2 2 Met. Traction Co 1'iS'j 100 Ps1 1'.0 dies. S-- Ohio 2P 21 2Pi 2P4 CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE. Open- nun- Low- Clos- WIinAT. lug. est. est. Ing. Slay 17.' ITft 170 173 July WVi 10S 101b l'M September M S3 S24 W, CORN. July .ws sj1', c: r; September SPi 3l'(i 3J "PJ OATS. Jlllj 2P4 2Pa 21 il September 21 22 21 21 PORK. Julx U.K ll.C! 1133 llrO LARD. Jlllj 010 C12 007 f 12 September 0 17 dl.0 0 13 C''J hrrnnlon Hoard ol Trade lixclmnso Qtiotations--All Quotations Uused on I'ur ot 100. STOCKS. Bid. Askea. Scranton & Pitttion Trac. Co. National Iictlng .'. Drlll'g Co. Pint National Rank Ulmhurst Rculevard Scranton Savings Rank Scianton Paeklng Co Lac 1. lion v Steel Co Thhd National liank Throop Noxelty Mfg Co Scranton Trac. Co Scranttn Axlo Works Dime-Dip Ac DIa. Rank Peek Luml er SIfB Co i:eononn Light. Heat & Poxv cr Company Scranton Illuminating, Heat & Power Company Scranton Poising Co Traders' National Rank Lacka. Lumber Co Lack. Tiust tc Safe Dep Co .. Sloo'.le Mountain Coal Co .... BONDS. Scranton Pass. Railway, first u.ortgago, due 1U20 People's Street Railway, llrat mortgage, duo Ub People's Street Railway, Gen eral mortgage, duo 1321 Dickson Slanuf-cturlng Co ... Lacka Township School 5.. Cltx ot Scranton St. Imp. 0.. Sit. Veinon Coal Co Scranton Axlo Works Scranton Ti action Co., thst 11101 tuage Is, duo 1932 10 W soo ... :w 223 ... 93 aj ... 3S3 ... b'J 18 75 1C3 173 210 45 S5 ... 100 LU IM 130 130 113 115 ... 115 ... 115 ... .., 100 10J I'JJ ... t5 ... 100 103 New York Produce Mnrkot, New Yoik, Slay 2S Flour Weak and loivtr xvltli win it; city mill patents, nom inal, xx inter patents. $0 4i,aC.t3; elty mill chars, nomlnil; woMirii stiaights, Jo 10a 0 21, Sllniitsota patents $G t0.i7.lo, winter ptia, $4 4)a131; Sllnntsota hakcrs, $1.1 3.1 ,1"1; xv Inter low gradi s. Ji'nua. Whe it Spot we, k, No 2 lid, $1 ,-, f. o. b , ntloat expoit grade, options wero somo xvhat ihmiuallzeil today, oprnlng weak under bearish crop nexvs. ihey lallled biiskly mi July eoxeilu, and then col I.isped undi heaxy foielgn selling and general liquidation, elostd loxv 'I , Slay, closed, $131, Julx-, JI.OM-nl IP'j closed $1U'0S; Seiitimber. StiabBHf . closed MiC . Denmber, !TtaSlrc. ilosed bPnO Coin-Spot xveak; No 2, 32'ic , f . o b , alloat. options ojiened steady on untax or nblo ciop letuins and big xveekly elear antes, but ixuitually vlelded to tho brenk In xvheat and closed ic lnvvn. Stay, 2ij'?i,a37,jc , closed .l.'e. , July, 37Ma J7Te , closed 17V 1 September. 3x1,7,0, clo-ed 'si,e . Dectmbei J'-'su !'i'e , closed 3!He O.its-Spot tpilet; No. 2, L21-c ; No. 3. ;Jc ; No 2 white, i,esc , No. 3 wnlte. 3Je; tiaik mlseil, wistein, CJi-jalii.e., track xvhllp, xvestein, L.!a3sc ; tuck xvhlte, stuto. :.l.a"xc ; options without feature, ruling dull and xveik; tlusid 'iC lnvvir, Slav, closed S2 .c. Reef- Steady ; fnmllv $12 5u-i 1" extra mom $10 Mall; hi el' hams, $2110 n24; packet $11 njalJ; city extia Indli mess, JlSnli. Cut Steals Dull, plikled bellies, ei.ui'jc. ; do shouldeis, p,c ; do. hams, 7nsc. Lard Steady; westem sttam, closed nt $ti"5aC40, city. $3 S3aC, nominal; Slav, closed Jut'), nominal; re fined steady, lontlnenlol. SCf.l: S A.. J7.21. I compound. 47n11!,c. Pork Quiet, mess, $1110,111.75; slmit clear, $12 Mall ft): fam ily $12S0aHMP Ilutter-Strtidy; weslein ereiimery. I,4al6j.f.; do. factory lOUalJc; Elglns, P'.t.c ; Imitation creumery, 12aHc; suite dalrv IJi.allijc ; do tipamery, 13' j ulM-c. Clnese State largo xvhlte, t'.c ; jmall do., 7e ; light skims, 3'jiiCc ; part El'.lms, oaViC : full skims, Sale Eggs fiulpt. state and I'ennsylxania. IS'tc : western f ri iih. 12i1i4rC : southern .P'ja 11 We. Poti'toes i)ui t; Now York. $2a2..'i0; sweets luxv, JllOal T illoxv-Piiin, city. Pic bid, tommy, :,iia4,lc . ub to nihility. Petroleum Dull united closed, no mir kei; rttlucd Ni vv Yoik $01.1, Plilhulel ohla and Daltlmoie, $0 10; do. In bulk, $100. Philadelphia 1'iov Iclon Hiul.et. Philadelphia. .May 2.-V. Iie.it-10c. loxv er: contract gtade, Slay. $l.2oal 25. JCoin Ijjc. loxxcr, No 2 mled, May und June, I7a37t8e Potatoes -Piiohangi'd. xvhlte, choice per bushel, sOaSSe. , do. fnlr to uocif; 7ei73', Butter Film and 'snlc. hlglier; mrey western creameiy hi'.e. , do. prlnti, 17c. Uki'h Firm end .f lilgh er; fresh, niarby. 12c, do. xxestun, 12e , do. Moiithun He. Cheese Steuily Ro tlneil Sugars Unchanged, Cotton Stpudy 'lalli w Firm, tlty, prime. In hogsheid, 3(e : countiy. In panels, 3c , dark, do, Hie.; cakes, 4c ; giease, Jjll'ic Live Poultry Unchaiifccd, towls, SV9c; old rooslen, LVijc. ; t-prlng chickens, 2Sa"c. Receipts Flour. 2.UJ0 barrels and 3 mi) wicks; wheat, SOoo bushels; coin, 211,000 bushels, oats, lO.OtW bushels. Shipments Wheat 1I,W) bushels; corn 434 oou bush els; oats 110 oon bushels. Tfl ETRIB ONE INSERTION A WORD. FOR RENT I'Oll RP.NT-2 PPltNISIini) 311 Vine strei t. "rooms. POR RHNT-'i.'G GIIP.HN RIDGH t3T. Seven rooms, exeelltiit location, rnl moderate POR iu:nt axenue ROOSIS. 33 MONRO U POR RHNT-PPRNISUHD HOI SH. IN- eiulre 703 comet Cluy axeliuo and Groxe stieet. POR RRKT-'i-ltOOStRD HOPSIJ. MOD trn Improvements, o. DU tjuinci ave nue for iMiiitiilniH lnuulre Sirs. Dr. ti.inlntr. No. Ml Qalnej axentio. roii ri:nt -TisTcKLY ppiInish'hd front and side loom 32D Adams avo POR Ri:.T-Di:SK ROOM OR SHARP of otlltes hetetid floor front, Coal Hx chnnge. (.'all ut room 13 I'Oll HUNT - SLCOND Qutiity l'LOOR, 101 HOPSU FOR KUNT-403 WYOSIINO axctiuc. Applv to P. II Clcmons, niuo itliigo Coal CoTipani's olncc. Slears RulldlD5. iSAUN FOlt HENT-C03 M.MtON COURT. Apply to P II demons. Hluo Rldgo Coal Company's ofllce. Mears Building FOR SALE POR SVLUNUW AND SUCONL) HANI) Ruggli s and WiigonH of nil kinds, nlt-o ii-rotini house 1 biilldlng lots; llle iles and Tunikms also Driving Hone t.t SI. 1 KULLUR S Lackawanna Cinlago Win ks FOR SALU-TOMA'IO l'LANTS. drew Lilghton, Glenburn. AN- POR SALU IlOltSP. AND Rl'GOY- A line hoisp and bugg.x, xtry ihcap. Sold for xviint of use. Aildtess Ro ..C, Tribune oillce. FOR SALP. - SPSLMUR COTTAGG llttid with nil modern Improvements, sltuiteil ut Lake Ariel, Pa. Address W R. SIcClaxi Si ronton. POR SALE NO 1. RESHNGTON IJ pew 1 Iter Good lis n- vv. Slorse, Williams A. Co., 425 Spruce stieet. FOIl SALE-A HORSE SIX YEARS old, all sound and last, a lady can drlxo him. Acidic s S. R. Tribune oillce I OR SALE-ONE 20-HORSE POWER boiler, as good as now. THE WES TON MILL CO. HELP WANTED-MALE. ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED HV crxwheu for 'Amerlra s Battle tor Cub in Freedom ' ulllelal xvar book, tells all ubout Spain, Cuba, armies, naxles, war and all gnat lommaiuUis, giaphlc description ot Diweys famous xletorx and his coinjili te biography , biggest book, CU0 large pages m ignllicently lllus tralid; trimendcius deinund, only $110, lommi'.slon ,"u pi 1 tint , luminal fur agents, 30 dies irtdit, freight jiald, out lit trte Write ipilek Tho Dominion company, Dept 32, Chicago. SA LESMEN WA NT ED. SA.LES.MEN- SELL "PNCLE s'CsTs Naxy to nn re bants for uilxgt and premiums Rig pax Immune demand. Over 2uo largi Ph itos Side lino or exclu. SRrs 3Jli Sl.aiktt, l'hlla GOOD ROOMS AND HOARD. APPLY . at 120 Adams axenue WANTED-YOUNG SIAN. ID. WISHES board and room In prlxnio Catholic faml'y , one located n- ar Tiibune iIHee pn ferred Address, stating terms, C. J , Tribune olhee. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PARTNER WANTED WITH ABOU1 $10,000. Established buslnoss. Will bear Investigation. Largo profits, bafa investment. Tor interview uddress P. O. liox 374, Scranton. Pa. BANKING, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE III of Siranton No. 401 L.icknxxanna avenue, ot Lackaxvann.i county, Pennsylvania, at tho close of business. Slav 17, liJS. KESOi RCI.S. Cash on h md $ S0.7S1 77 Chicks and other cub Items . ,1 S73 20 Due from banks and bankers.. 1J1.U15 37 Commeieial and other paper uxvned 430.100 73 Call loans upon collaterals .... SOW 00 Time loans upon collaterals ... 111,731 18 Loans upon bonds and mmt- guges 5,i;o 00 Investment securities owned, xls . Stocks, bonds, etc.. $114,127 47 Slortgages L'1,731 CO 430,261 07 30.731 31 Rcat estate, furnltutc and ilx- tines Safe deposit vaults Ovi rdrafts ,. Miscellaneous assets lo.niw 00 . , oi 01 2,7 It 03 $1 317.SD CI LIABILITIES ipltal toek paid In $ Suiplus fund Undivided prollts, less expenses nnd taxes paid Di posits subject to cheek .,.$311.51157 Deposits, special .... 400.177 i0 Duo to tho commonwealth Duo to banks and bankers 230,00) fO 103.U00 ID 2S,1I 91 911.CV) 07 . 5 ojo ijo . 17,131 40 $1.217,S4001 Amount trust funds Invested.. Amount trust funds uninvested 77,013 50 2.011 JJ $ 79.US9 si Stato of renfsylx'anla, county of Lack nwanni, ss : I, Henry J. Andeison, vice piesldent of the nboxe-namid company do bolemuly swear that the above statement Is tiuu to tho best ot mv knowledge ind belief tblgned) HENRY J. ANDERSON, Vlci Piesldent Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st dnv of Slay, UDS iSlgned) A. V. ROWER. Notary Public. Correct Attest. (Signed) J UEN.IAMIN DISISIICK, (1F.OHGE SANDilRSON, HENRY BL'LIN JR.. Directors. t'hicngo J, mi Mock. Chlcngo, Slay 2S Tho leeelpts of cattle this xviek foot up 50.S5) head as tompared with 40SJ1 lust xxi ek, prlies aie 'jc lower than a weik ago Choice 10 good steiru, $1 lilaSSi, mediums $1 45a4 Co, stiitkus and fetdirs $4,i3, cows nnd In Hers, JJ4U.ll, xvestein stei-s, 5ln4 75, Texas steers, tilfl ai.70. Tho xveik's retelpts of hogs xv-tu lb2.o) lu.ul against li.'.OOu last xviek Prices axemgid 6.111)1 lower than yes terday and closed 2fa25c lowci than a week ugo. Lights. $3.70ul 13, inlsul butth. ers, $5 ''5.H Su; henx y . $3 'Hal '. pigs. $2 .011 3() About C2r,f) head of shei p were ic telved during the xxeik against fil,&2 lust wtek Prltes. xvcre steady ut tin reient advance Common to choice sheep. $1al, export sheep, $140, fancy yearlings, $170; clipped lumbs, $171; xvnohd lumbs $I73i 0; spring lnmb $a7 p?r 100 pounds. Re. celpts-Cattle, SMJ head; hogs 11,000 head; sheep, 2,000 head. OH Jlarkul. Oil City, Pn Slay 2S.-Credlt balanteo, SCc; ccrtlilcates, eloied S7c. bid; sales for the day, 8,000 bcrrols at 7c; shipments, 7f,CM barrels; runs, 52.D7J burrels. ONE'S POPULAR CLLWIUNO 1IOUSH for the Benefit of All Who Ilnve Houses Ketil Kstatc or Other Property to Sell or r.cluuit;c, or Who Want or Help 1 hese Small Aelvcrtlscinciits Cost One Cent n Word, Six Insertions cuts it Word Cxccpt Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted l?rce AGENTS WANTED ATAiiNTsP wan1T:diprat" ha'll- stead's Ore it War llouk, "Our Cniin tiy hi Wur ' All about Armies, Naxhs, Coast Defeiues, .Maine Disaster. Cuba. ar with Spain, and telallons with 1 m elgll Nations Nttnlj t.00 pages All writ ten since Slalne Dlsister Slngnlllunt 11 lUHtratlons. Agents niiiMng $10 to $00 per da J. No experience neeessniy Most lib eral terms Kit11r.1ntc.11l, 20 dnvi on ill', prlco low, freight paid llniiilsnmi outllt tree Send 'i two-cent stamp-1 to p 15 PO"t uge. Udueatloiinl Pnlon. 321 Dcaiboin slitet. Chleago TWUNTYAC1UNTS WAN'l'RD 1M.MR dlatclv. Call toil u at 3.-1 Adains uxc nue. SI is. Sillier Malinger. CHIROPODIST CORNS. BPNIONS AND INGltOWlNO nails cuied without tho least pain or drawing blood. Consultation nnd ndvlca given free U. M. HUTZUL, Chiropo dist, 330 Lacknwanna avenue. Ladles at tended at their resldcneu It desired. Charges moderate- CITY SCAVENGER A. 11 BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS and cess pools, no odor. Improved pumps used A. BRIGGS, Proprietor. Lcaxo orders 1100 North Slain avonuo, or Ulckes' drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry. Tclephono Co40. PASTURE. GOOD PASTPRU POR HORSUS ONU ilollni pir week Atj.i Uuvvin. Spilng Brook, Pa EDUCATIONAL KURLU SCHOOL POIt GIRLS SYIIA euse. N Y t'nder the supervision of Bishop Hunting! m Txventj -eighth selnol e..r begins Thursday, Siptcmbcr 15, Hit. Apply to SIIss Slarj J Jatkson. SCALP TREATMENT. SIRS L T Iv-iiTSCaTpULVT ment, 00c ; shampooing, 30c , fuelal massage, manicuring, 23c , ehhopudy. 701 Qulncy. PROPOSALS. OFFICE OF THE HOARD OF COMSIIS- SIONERS OF PUBLIC UHOL'NDS AND BUILDINGS. DANIEL II. HASTINGS. Guxeruoi. J. C. DELANEY, Superintendent. L. G. SI'CALLEY, Auditor-General. JASIES A. BEACOSI, State Treasurer. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA tlonciy. Fuel und otlur Supplies. In compliance xvltli the Constitution and the laws ot the Cominonxxeiilth of Penn sylvania, xx o hereby lnxlte sealed pro posals, ut price-, below maximum rates tlxed In schedules, to furnish stationery, fin 1 and other supplies tot tho several departments of tho State Gox eminent, and for making repairs in the sexeial de paitments and for tho distribution of iho public ihieuments, for tho ycat ending tho llrst Tuesdiy of June, A. D. ISjj. Separate proposals xvlll bo n.e.i-d and separato contr.uts awaided ns announced In said schedules. Eiieh prunosal must bo accompanied by a bond, with at lca.it two sun ties or ono surety company, ap proxed by a Judge of the Couit of Cpm mon Pli as of the eounty In xvhleh the per son or persons making such pioposjl may leslde, conditioned tor tho faithful ptr foimance of the contiaet, and addressed and del'xered to the Hoard of Commis sioners of Public Grounds und Hulidlngs before txvilxo o'clock SI . of Tuesday, tho "111 day of June A. D. H9S, at xxhlch time the proposals xvlll bo opened and pub lished, In tho Reception Room ot tho E ecutlxo Dipartmint at Haiilsburg, and contracts awarded as soon thereafter as practicable. Blank bonds and schedules containing nil necessary Information can bo ob tained at this Department. J C DELANEY, Tor tho Board of Commlsslotieis ot Public Oiounds and Buildings. SITUATIONJSJWANTED sTtPATION WANTED - WASHING, Ironing or any kind of house cleaning by tho day 01 xvlll take washing home Would like otllcib to clean. Side door, 420 Franklin uvenue. SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG mauled man; xvlll work nt any kind of work, eight yiars espeilenec In met and vegetable nurktt, will wink cheap. Address L E . 1011 Hampton street. SITUATION WANTED AS TEASISTER 01 uny kind of xvork by a good all nround mm not afraid of xxuik. Address J. E O, 1213 Diamond axenue, city. SITUATION WANTED HY A YOUNG man. with eight yeirs' cxp-'iienco as locomotive liicinun: xvould ucctpt posi tion ns stationary engineer 01 Pieman, refcrenco if retiulied Adelrm Jos Hol land, 3u Belmont street, Culbondale. ASIER1CAN WIDOW LADY WISHES position In xv blower's family; no ob jections to children, none but ic-pectablo persons need answei. Address II. J., Trlbuno oillce. SITUATION WANTED-AS A HARDER. hx a married m.iii. 13 years' expeil- ence, xvlll walk at reason ible wacis. Ad- iIkms II E Ev .ns, 1! 11 lu r Itendbain, Pa. SITUATION WANTED-HOY OF 17 xxlshes poi-ltlen lu ri tall grocery store; has 1 jinrs' ixp ilern, xvlll xvurl. for small wages at Hist Address It. E , euro Ti Ibune PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTS EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, Council Building, Scranton. E. L WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE rear of Wj Washington avenue. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR.. ARCHITECT. 4(5 Spruco St , cor. Wash ave , Seranton. FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT, Price Building, 120 Washington avenuo, Scranton. T. I. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS, Traders' National Bank. OENTISTS DR. I O. LYSIAN, SCRANTON PHI xato Hof-pltal, cor. Y501nlug and Mul berry. DR. r- street. L. M'QIIAW, 305 SPRUCE DR. H- T REYNOLDS, OPP. P O. DR C. C. LAPnACH, 115 Wyoming axe WELCOStE C. xx anna uxenue. SNOVER 421 LACKA- Houis, 9 to 1 and 2 to 3 DETECTIVES BARRING & SI'SWEENEY, COSIMON wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser vice Agency, PRINTING TIIH TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.. Ninth Washington axenue Llnotypo Composition of all klndB quickly done. Facilities unsurpassed In this region. WIHe SCREENS JOS. KUETTEL, REAR 611 LACKA. Vienna avenue, Scranton, Pa,, manufac turer of Who Scroena, 0PP0RT0NITY BORE,0 LAWYCtlS FRANIC U. BOYLU. ATTORNEY AND Counsellor - at - Lnxx lluir bullillnH, rooms 13 nnd II, Washington uxiliuc. OKUI.L iV OKI LL. A'1T(1RNP.9, 1 TO It Coal UMluiligo bu.lillng, Seratiton MILLARD U'AP.lll.N ,e KNAPP. AT tornejs and Counsellois-at-Lixv. Re Piiblltnn building Washington 11 venue. Si lunton. Pa. JASIUS II TORRP.Y, ATTORNEY AND Couiisi llor-nt-Liw. Booms 4U and 411 Commonwealth Building. JRSSPP & JPSSPP ATTORNUYS AND Coiiiitllors-ut-l.aw, Conimouwe' ilth building, Wiihliingtoii axenue. ALFRED HAND, W1LL1ASI J HAND AttoiuiXfl and Counsellnis. Cuminon xxealth building. Rooms 1, 20 and .1. .1AS1US W OAKPORD. ATORNEY-Vl-L ixv Rooms CD, 515 und 010, Hoard of untie ouiiiung. D II REPLOGLE, ATTORNP.Y-LOANS nerutliited on rial estate seullt. SIi irs building, coiiur Washington axe nue and Spruce fatrcet. R P KILLASI. ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW, S'fi Commonwealth bids. Serantnu, Pa JAS J, H HASIILTON, ATTORNEY-nt-Lavi', 101 Coinmunvxejlth bulldln-;, Scianton. P-DWARD Rooms MTJ. W. THAYER ATTORNEY. Wl, 0th llooi, SleniF bliln. JOSEPH JEFFREYS. ATTOHNUY-AT-LAW, 7 and 8 Burr building. L A WATRFS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 4.1 Lackawanna uxc Stianton, l'a. C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Commonwealth building, Scranton, Pa PATTERSON A; WILCOX, Nation il Bank building TRADERS' C COSIECYS 121 SPHPCE STREET A. W. REUTHOLP. Attx., Sleais Hid,'. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. KAY HAS SIOVED HIS OFFICE to tho Scranton Prlxatu Hospital, cor ner Wyoming Axe nnd Slulbenv St Telephone: Day cull, 5313, night call, 13. DR C. L PllLY. SCRANTON SAVINGS Bank bldg, 122 Wyoming axenue. SIAHY A. SHEPHEHD, SI. D, HOSIE opathlst. No 223 Adams ux'enue. DR. A. TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN Dlseares of Women, corner Wy omlng nvenuo nnd Spruco streut. Scranton. Olllco hours, Thursday and Satuidays, 9 a. m. to 0 p m. DR. W. E ALLEN. C12 NORTH WASH lngton avenue. DR. L. SI. GATES. ROOSIS 207 AND 20S Board of Trade building. Olllco hours, 8 to 9 a. m , 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resi dence 309 Sladlson axenue. DR. C. L FREAS SPECIALIST IN Rupture. Trus Fitting and Pat Kcduc tlor. Oftiee telephone 13C3 Hours :10 to 12. 2 to 4. 7 to 9. DR. S. W L'ASIOREAPX. OFriCE 211 Adams Residence HIS JIulborry. Chron ic diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys, nnd gcnlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours 1 to 4 p. m. W G. ROOK, VETERINARY SUR geon Horses, Cattle and Dogs tleated Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton Telephone 2G72 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS 1 JIB ELK CAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANK- Iln axenue. Rates reasonable. I'. ZIEGLER, Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L. A. W passenger derot Conducted on tho Eu ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop. SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, scranton Pa. Courses preparatory to college, laxv. medicluo or business. Opens September 13 Send for catalogue Rev. Thomas St Cann, LL. D., Walter II. Buell, A SI. MIDWIFE SIRS. GABLE. GRADUATE WIDWIFE 151S Washbi.rn street, Scianton. En gagements solicited. Rooms und be3t attendance for a limited number of pa tients SEEDS G R. CLARK & CO.. SEEDMEN AND Nurserymen, store HG Washington ave nue; green house, L30 North Slain ax-e-nue; store telephone, 7S2. MISCELLANEOUS LATEST FROSI PHILIPPINE LSI -unds. Greatest Nuxal Battle. S.n -all blcvvn to plecet, and landed In tleton's Shoo btoie, Wushlngton nvi Ladles' line Button shoes. iusot dongola. cost $2 50, at $1 ID, ladles' $2i)i) shoes for Use. Ladles' Oxronls, $1 50. for 79c. SIi n'h $2 50 calf and 1 set shoes tor $1 4J. $3 0j thoes for $1 US, . BAUER'S ORC1IESTRA-SIUSIC i( balls, picnics, parties, receptions, Wi i dings and concert work furnished IV, 1 turns uddress 11 J. Bauer, conductoi 117 Wyoming uxenue, oxer Ilulbert'4 music store MEOAROEE BROTHERS. PRINTFRS' Bupnlles, enxelupes paper bags, txvlni Wiirehouse, liO Washington axenue, Scranton, Pa. RAILROAD TIME TABLES Central Railroad of Nexv Jersey (Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,) stations in New "ork Foot of Liberty street, A? l". and South Perry Whitehall "Anthracite coal used exclusively, In3ur- SRtfMPSS SIAY 11 IS, wiHaetearIOan 2 35, 3 20. U0 p. m. Sundays, 9.00 u. m i'r'1Lakewood'nund Atluntic City. J a. m. r.Vr Nexv York, Newark and EllzabeC 31) le'XPU-s) u 111 . 1 20 ti xpress). J.2u . r. '.. V. ... Sundiiv. 2.11 P. m. Tla S3U xllg 2P- 1 lir,htH nt i'HIIttUelpK lleidliig Terminal, 7 0J p ni. und N-v Pi ,... Unnth i an 111. 120 p m hiiiiuuxH, 2 Ij i in For Loiig Branch, Oceun Groxe, otc, at tLVi J in and 1 20 p m For Reading, Lobanon and Harrlsburg. xla Allcntoxxn, s0 a. m , 1 20 p. m Jun- or'poits'xllle. s" a m.IMp m. Returning Jcaxo New ork. foot of Lib. euy stieet. No.th River, at 4 00. 9 10 (ax puss) a m 130 (expics) p. ni. Sundux 4 ii) a in Leaxo Now York. South Fer.-y, foot Whitehall stieet, ut 3os a m, 121 p m Passongtrs ui riving or departing trom this teimlnnl can connect niuler covi r xvlth all tho olexnteil lallroads, Broadvv iy tablo cars and ferr.os to Brooklyn und etatcn island, making iUpk tiunt.fur to and f 1 0111 Oiancl Central Depot and Long Island Railroad Leaxo Philadelphia. Reading Terminal, 9 21 a. m 3 00 p m. Sunday. C 13 n. in Through tickets to all pulats at lowest rate may bo had on application In ad xunco to tho ticket agent nt the station. II I'. BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agt. J, II. OLIIAUSEN. Gen. Soot. V-nr Maucli Chunk, Allcntoxxn, Rothle hem EuSton and Philadelphia S.10 a. ,n . , l' 20 p 111. Sunday s, 2 U p in. I'm- Hiiltlmoro and Washington and nnd West Xla Bethlehem. SIX INSERTIONS A WORD. to Kent, Sltuiitloiig for I'ive Schedule hi Illlect Nov. 38, 1807. Trains Leavo Wilkcs-Darro as Fol lows: 7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunuury Harrlsburcr, Pliiladalphla, Balti more, Washington, and for Pitts burr; and tho Vest. 10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazloton, Pottsvillc, Reading, Norristown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun bury, HarrisburR, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitt3 burp and tho West. 3,12 p. m , daily, forSunbury, Harris burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Pittsburg and tho West. G.00 p. m., week days, for Harloton and Pottsvillc. J. U. XX OOI). Oen'l Vas. Airent. J. II HUTCHINSON, Oencral Manajer. Del., Lncku. and Western. Effect Slonaay, IJox-, 21, 1S37. Trains leaxe Scranton as follows: Ex press for New York and nil points East, 1.40, 3 00, 5.15, 8 00 and 10.05 u. m.; 12 55 and 3 3.1 p. in Express for E.aston, Trenton, Philadel phia nnd the South, 5.15, 8 00 and 10.20 a. u 12 51 und .) J3 p. m. Washington and way stations, 3 45 p. m. Tobyhmna accommodation, C10 p. m. Express for Blnghamton, Osxvego. El mlr.a, Corning Hath. Dansxllle, Mount Alorrls and Buffalo. 1210. 2 33, 9 00 n. m and 1 51 p m , inaklug closo connections nt ButTalo to all points In the West, Northxvest and Southwest. Blnghamton and way stations, 105 p. m. Nlenolson accommodation, 5 13 p m. Hinghamton and Elmiru express, 6.CJ p ni Express for ITtlca nnd Richfield Springs, 215 a. m , and 1 55 p m. Ithaca, 2 13 9 00 a in , and 1 5 p m. For Northumberland, Plttston, .Wllkes Barre, Plymouth Bloomsburg and Dan xlllc, making close connections at North umberland for Wllllnmsport, Harrlsburg. Biltlmore, Washington and the South. Northumberland and Intermediate sta tions, C 00. 10.05 u. m , and 1.55 and 0 00 p. m Nantlcoko and intermediate stations, SOS aral 11 10 a m Plymouth and lntei medhito stations, 3 33 and 8 50 p. m. For Kingston, 12 43 p m Pullman parlor and sleeping coacho3 on all express trains. For detailed Information, pocket time tables etc.. apply to SI. L Smith, Dis trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of fice. Dcliixvarc and Hudson. On Slonday, Slay 21, trains xxill leava Scranton as follows: 1'or Carbondale 0.20, 7 33, S 55, 10 13 a. m , 12 00 noon; 1.21. 2.L0. 3 52, 5 25, 0.25, 7.57, 9 15. 11.00 p m ; 1 10 a m. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton, New England points, etc., 0 20 a. ni., 2 20 p m. For Honesdalo G 20, 8 53, 1013 a. m.; 12 00 noon . 2 20, 5 25 p m For Wllkes-Barre C 13. 7 50. S.43. 9 33, 10 45 n m , 12 05, 1.23, 2.18, 3 33. 4 27, C 10, 7.50, 10 2S, 11 30 p. m. For Nexi York, Philadelphia, etc., via Lohlgh Valley H. Il , C 45 a. m. 12 05. 1.23. 4 27 p m (with Black Diamond Express), 11 30 p ni. For Pennsylvania R. R. points 0.43, 9.33 a. m , 2 1 4 27. For xxestern points via Lohlgh Valley R. II. 7 50 a. .11.. 12 0.-. J 3J (with Black Diamond Express). 10 28, 11.30 p. m. Trains xvlll arrlxo at Scranton as fol lows: From Carbondale and tho north C.40, 7.43, 8 40, 9 34, 10 40 a. m.; 12 00 noon; 1.20, 2 13 3 23, 4 23, 5 41. 7 43, 10 25, 11 27 p m. From Wllkos-Barro and tho south J.'5. 7.50, 8 50, 10 10, 11 63 n. m ; 1.16. 2.14, 3 43, 5 20 C 21. 7 53, 9 C5, 10 05 p. m , 1 13 a. m. Complete Information "-egnrdlng ratet to all points In tho United States and Canada mav be obtained at tho ticket of llce In the depot Special attention given to Western and Southern report business. J. W BPRDICK. G P. A . Albany, N. Y. H. W. CROS.s, D. P A., Scrant,on, Pa. Lehigh Valley Kallroad System Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli ness and Comiui t. In Hftcct Slay 13. 1S9S TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON Tor Philadelphia and New York via D. &I1 R It atCtja 111 andL'Oj 2 IP, 4 27 (Black Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m. For Plttston und Wllkes-Harre via D, L 1 W R. R-. 0 00, 11.10 a m, 163, 3.35. C For White Haxen, Harleton. Pottsvllls. and principal points In tho coal rcglona xla D. A? H R " u 2 1S aml 4 27 P- m' PI?r Bethlehem. Enston, Reading, Hnr riCimrc and principal Intermediate sta Uons via D 6. H II R-. ,0 45 a in. 12.03. 2l". 4 27 (Bliek Diamond Express), 11.30 '' pmf Tunknannock, Towar.da, Elmlra. Ithaca. "cV',ml prTV IR1"? nto stations, xla p. L. &. W R. It.. 8 0S n m " 45 and 1 3j p m. roVoVncxa. Rochester. Buffalo, Niag nn Pnlls Chicago nnd all points west xla i) &? It n, U5. 3 3J (Black Diamond I-xiVress) 10 23 and 11 30 p m l'allma'i pallor und sleeping or Lehigh Viiiiix nirlor cais on nil trains botxveeu Wilkes-Hairo and New York Philadel phia Hurfalo nnd Suspension Bridge pma, 11UO.J N u WILIU,a ,,en Supt CHAP S LEF Piss. Agt 2ii Cortlandt stiei t N' v York xv NONEMACIIER. Division Pass enger Agent. South Bethlehem. Pn Erie and Wyoming Valley. In Effect Sept. 19, 1ED7. Trains leaxo Scranton for New York nnd intermediate points on Erio railroad, also for mwley and local points at 7.05 Arrix-o at "scranton from above points at 10 23 a m . 3 15 and 9 38 p m. sciainto nivisiosr. Bn F,!fect Urcembcr I'Jtli, 1S07. 1 KortU Bound. bouth Hound, 20 fl !M Btatlons ph (Trains Dally. Ex- 2 a; I cent nundiir ) g q I ... r 11 Airlve Leuve 1 m c 7JSN Y rranllln sr ,.,. 740 .... !'. .... 7 10 West 4ind street ... 7M . ., !! .! .... 700 Weekawiton .... 810 .... v m Arrlvo Leave r mI ,. in, fiuiosi atS lew Ilaneocl; ... su ,,,, II .... I25(, starlljht .... an .... is -11., rrcstou Park .... a 31 .... , it4j Wlnvvooa .... a it . ,. USx rojutello .. sm ... .... ... U 11' 'rsoii . sis .... uoai riesxaot Mt ... sctv ... HiM' Uuior.clalo . aw .. iho, For&'.t city . 3 1 ... .... ... 11 S41 caibonclalo .... sat!..., HUH) Whitolirldg fJHH ... Ill.'ii Maylleia .... I3 4J . .. 11 Jerrayn n45 ,. .. IIH Archltiaia 351 . . II IV Wlnton dm ,.. 11 11 Peckvllle . . 8W 11 '7 oiipUant .... jp-i ... 110x1 l'rlcebarg .. T 1101 'fhroop 10 . 110) ITovldenco 4 M ... Ifiow park pmce . ft 17 10 M bcrauton . 4 8e . . U MLcaxa Airlve t vi ,- 1 , - All trains run dallr excest hunday. t slgnlllca that tralna btop on signal tor pas. MDgera, Hecuro rates via Ontario a Western before purchasing tickets and bavo money. Day ara HlBUl Binresatottie xvest, J.C.Anderson, Qen. Ftu AffU T, FUtorott, Dlr, l'a", Agt. bortaton, 1'- y
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