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TJIti SCltANTON TKIBCNE-SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1898.
m
WILLIAM BRYAN IS
AGAINST HARRITY
The Pcntujlvanla Leader VI
Ills Scalp. J
Loic
CHAIRMAN JONES AVNOUNPRS
THAT A VOTE WILL BE TAKEN ON1
tub question of harritvs RE
MOVAL FIIOM Till: NATION!.
COMMITTER EARLY NEXT WEEK
THE- HOY ORATOR FAVORS MR.
C1UFFRV.
Phlndelphln, Juno 3. A special to the
Times from Washington savs.
"William J. Uryan Is against Wil
liam r. llnnlty. of Pcnnsvlvanln, unil j
it In confidently predicted hero that j
Mr. unnity win uo upjiuseu as wig
Pennsylvania member of the Detno
ctatlc national committee. Chairman
Jnmea K. Jones will, oail next week,
nnnouncu the lcsult of the ote upon
the question as to whether Mr. Hur
ilty shall he lemovod from the com
mittee beeaiiMj of his attitude upon
the currency question. As will he io
memhered, Mr. Hairllj liaHnlwujs do
rlaieil. both publicly and privutil,
that he Is not lit nccoid personally
with the Chicago platform In that lie
does not lKdicvo in the fieo and hide
jiendent coinage of silver, as tlicieln
provided, lie h.is contended that
Jiemocrats are entitled to n main In
the party nnd be membcra of Its or
ganisation as long as they support
its candidates.
"Shortly after the question of Mr.
llartlty's attitude was submitted1 by
mail, In the early part of April last,
a considerable number of implies wero
jecelved and a large majority of them
were favorable to Mr. llanlty. This
was privately admitted by Chalimnu
Jones himself. In the latter pait of
April, however, William J. Hrjan he
nan to manifest an active personal
interest In the controversy and has
been insttumental in changing the
result. In pergonal Interviews with
member? while he was bete dining
the month of April nnd subsequently
in personal letters to members of Ihe
committee, Mr Eryan strongly mged
that Mr. Hairlty be removed because
lie te not In harmony with the com
mittee and Is not In accord with the
present Democratic national platform.
Mr. Rrjan declares that James M c,uf
fcy la In thoiough nccoid with the
Chicago pint foi m nnd cught to bo elect
ed as the member of the committee
from Pennsvlvanli in pi ice of Mr.
Hnrrtty. IIo takes the position that
If the free Fllver people epect the
bupport of Pennsylvania in the Dem
ocratic national convention of 1900,
those now In control of the organiza
tion In that state who are making
the fight for free silver coinage they
ought to bo supported and hive theli
hands stiengthened In the im aniline
The aggressive activity of Mi. Hry
nn, and his hostllitj to Mr Hnrrlty
have changed the attitude of beveral
members of the committee. The mem
ber from Nebraska, W. N. Thompson,
was one of thoo who voted early and
who voted to retain Mr. Hanlty. Sub
sequently, and after Mr. Htan began
10 paitlcipate actively In the mat
ter, Mr. Thompson changed his v lews
nnd is now bdieved to have voted
against Mr. Hnrrity. Senator Tillman,
the South Carolina member of the
comnittee. Is very pronounced in his
opposition to Mr. Hairlty and expioes
the opinion that theie ought to lo no
nutation whatever about his removal.
Senator Tillman thinks the ote against
him ought to bo unanimous.
Mr. Jlarrlty's fi lends here gave up
liope of his retenton in the committee
after Mr. Uryan entered nctivelv into
the contest and expressed his willing
ness to accept the responsibility for
Mr. Harrity's removal. The conseiva
tlve leaders of the unity do not hesl
tnto to declare that n. m-chIevous
practice will bo established, but they
seem powerless to pi event it The
prediction is freely made that the ac
tion the Democratic national committee
is about to tnke will still fuither dl
ilde tho gold and silver wings of the
Democratic party"
DUN'S WEEKLY RBVIBW.
railnrei Smaller During the Wnr
Month Than I,at Vonr.
New- York, June 0 Tt. 0 Dun & Co.'s
("Weekly Review of Tiade will say in
Its issue tomoirow :
May having been the first full month
mf actual war, the fact that the fnll
tueb In that month weie smallei, oven
though but little, than In the corr
ppondlng month last jeat, nnd neaily
30 per cent. smaller than in May, iste,
Is somewhat encouraging Large full
ni es wero eight In manufactuilng for
P2.385.000 this year, against thirteen for
!2,9C3,000 last year, and in trading five
for $090,000, against ten for $1,57J,0" in
3 897.
Wheat dropped 01 cents from the
highest point after the May dealings
culminated, and has since been weaker
for July because of accounts promis
ing an enormous yield.
Kxports of corn for the week have
leen 4.8S1.S20 bushels against 1.92G.SCC
last ear, and for the first jcar in Ijls
tory exports of each grain have about
lenched 200,000,000 bushelH in the same
j ear.
Of nil the.creat Industries, the rot
ton manufacture only gives some sign
of shrinkage, cotton having dropped u
Blxteenth during the week nfter a Use
in goods averaging for tho month
about 1 per cent.
Woolen mills nre encnuiaged by n
Pomewhat larger demand for goods, In
pait from government orders, and are
averaging about 1 per cent better
prices for goods than a month ago
Works beyond the Alleghenies are
crowded with business and while some
eastern concerns are running part
time, mostly bar mills, the government
demand is felt most In this section.
Above all otheis in significance Is the
wholly unprecedented demand fiom
ngilculturnl Implement works, which
throw In the shade all thelt past or
ders, while tho plate and mil manu
facturer are beating all teiords, part
ly with foreign orders, one for Can-
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charge upon application to 1
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MUNYON'SJBUARANTEE.
fltronv Assertion na to Jnst Whnt
tbo Itcmedlpa Will Uo.
Muujon giitriinteti
I lilt hl Itlirunintlin)
Cur mil cur nmlr
til of tliruoit
llfm lu In lisiml
tbat hit lriepili Cura
will tmty lmllKttlon tnil
II itoinadi truuMp!
that liU KMn-; Curs
Will eure 00 I it rnt.
et ill toir of Itliincy
IfpuMt, thai Mi I'a.
tirth Cur, will rnro
catarrh no matter liuw
Ions Uti'JIcg. tl it LI
llrndtrlio Cir sn III 'lire
rr Wbrt if hi-aitncto lu
ii ftvr mloulm tbit
lilt Coll iir nlll
qulrklj- btrak up tur
term tt rotfi a&6 so en through hr rnllrc Hit u(
rmillf At all drintlati, 23 rent vial
If jou oio.l ni"1lcal aittlrt vvrlip 1'rnf Muujod,
ltio Ai"n at., 1'Mia. It la ttiotutfl fre
nda having been placed at Chlrago for
12.000 tons. Structuial wotk Is very
heavy, the west furnishing n laigc
shaie of It, nnd In sheet bars and lods
foi fencing the onlcrs aie large. Pi Ices
of pig have been somewhat strength
ened by enormous buying ordeis from
Utsemer and Basic at Pittsburg, and
of charcoal at Chicago.
Failures for the week have been 222
In the United States ngalnst 211 last
ear and 1C In Canada against 32 last
year.
THE VOTE FOK 00VERN0R.
Mow tho Counties nnd Delegates
Lined Up mi tlio llnllot.
The following Is the vote on tho gubcr
natorlal uoniiratlnn by counties:
c c . c
u o o c
Si it in tr.
f . b s:
f., ,3 C r g J
I I .3 f i I-
I n o
is 5 5 5
Adnms
1
1 t,ancatcr
Allegheny ...
Armstrong. .
Heaver
lledford
llcrks,
Ulalr
ISr.ulfoid ...
nucks
Butler
Cambria ....
Camuon ....
Curl.ou
Center
Chester
Clarion
Clenrlkld ...
Clinton
Cdumbla ...
Ci aw ford ...
Cumlici land
D.Hiphli .. .
Delaware ...
Dlk
Erie
Pavetto .. .
forest
Prinklln ....
Pulton
Uieenc
Huntingdon
Indiana .. .
Jclfornn . .
Juniata,
l.ackavv'ni .
n
3
1
1(1
"', I,awrcnco ..
U Lebanon ....
-' Lehigh
2iLuzemo ....
.. Lvcomlng ..
u McKcan ....
0 Mercer
rjlMltlllli
2 Monioc
1 Moutgom'rv
1 Montour ...
0 Nnrthnmp'n
2 Noilh'inb'd .
0,1'eny
1 Philadelp'la
4 Pike
I1 Potter
0 Schuvlkill ..
0 Snider
0 Snnuiet ....
0 Sullivan
1 Susqucli-na .
liTloga
0 I'nlon
3 Venango ....
1 1 Warren ....
2 Wnsh'ton ...
1 Wavne .
1 Westm'land
2 Wjomliw ...
0 York
0
1 Total
0
0
41
1
,is tea
Present, but not vutlng 1.
GOODWIN A CHANGED ftUN.
The cnr Approach to Donth Itns
.Undo Illm Serloui.
Wollsboio, June 2 Only a few das
of life lemnin to Walter Y. flood win,
the condemned wife muideiu. The
fact Is fully i aliped b thi unfoituii.ite
young man Hi no longer indulges in
rude Jokes and questionable stoiles. His
banjo, too, has been laid a-Jde In
short, Goodwin Is n changed man and
has Mibtltuted the Hlble tor the banjo
and pai k of iauK Rev. J C. Wairen,
his spiritual advisor, talis at the Jail
once or twite n dav, the condemned
man being vij nnloiis to fete him It
lb onlv a shoit time since that he ie
fusid to see a cleigiman. He now
welcome the anlval of one. being lag
er to hav e 'oine one prav w ith and pre
paie him for the gnat unknown
The ieekles lntllffeicnce has given
place to gloomy meditation At Units
he appeals on the point of breaking
down. He is c!oely wntiheil by his
keepers.
Good u In lias hinted that ho mav
make another "confession," but those
who have talked with him do not be
lieve he will do so, unless the conditions
muterlall change ns Goodwin now
knows that a confession will do liiin
nc good. He has deteiminwl to meet
death on the i:nllows coollv nnd lalmlv.
Notwithstanding the joung man's as
sertion that ho will meet his fnte lll,
it man, some of the olUclaN feat h" w ill
break down compkul at the last min
ute. Tho gallows has bren prepaied
nnd temed untl can be plated In j osi
tlon and made leady for Its dieadlul
work in an hout.
( hlcaao Produce .Market,
Chicago, June 3 Higher cables, heavy
buvlng bv shoits ami complaints of rust
fium Kansiis advanced vshe.it piltes to
la,. Jul cloEed with a gala ot 2t2V'
and Septembei l'.ilt. Com is 'sa'it.
lower Oals uie unchanged Pork mid
lard quiet, 7'ic aid libs 2' .ale h.p.lu c
Cash quotatlcns were u follows I'loui
Dull anil eas No 2 H'llng wlu-t 51 j,
No 1 JlullO, No 2 ted $110, No 2.oin
SI'W , No 2 jellow, y'tt , No J oits,
2G'iif , No 2 whin, S'VS'i'jt . No J white,
25'ja-''le . No 2 re 4.ile , No 2 barley.
IQal.'c . No t llrx teed. $1 21'jll 22. prime
tlmothv seed, J2UD, uitsb polk, $10 WalO'.il,
lard C02'.nC20, short rlljs sldi s, loose.
JlCOaO, dry salted shouldtrs boxiil, fm
D'4c , short clear sldts IkinliI, $C.2;.i'i3j,
whisky, , sugars, unchanged.
Ilullnlo Live stork.
Djsi Uuffalo Juno 3 Cattle Mar
ket slow, iccilpls light. Hogs Ken Ipts
tali, talrlv attlvc, Yoikus, good lo
choice $l20alS, loiiglm, iMinmon to
good JlSjal. pigs, louimon 'o rholre,
,i7."u4 Hluep and Lambs ltecelpls fair,
about steul . lambs cholct to extia. 5..2J
n'lj, culls to coniniou, Jl D0a5: sheep
chelce to sclettrd wetheit'. fluut.'u, culls
to common. $3 2ia3.i0 !
I'.iiht Libert) Ciillle llnrUct.
Kast Llbeity. Pa, Jiin 3-rntlle .Via.-,
ket unchaiiKPd. Hogs Dull and lower,
prime hcavlcs, JKoalJ'i, best mediums.
H2Ja4 30, luavj Yoiktis ) 20a4.2", 10m
mon toitalr Vorkers, $l05ati5, pRn, $jjj
a3 0J, roughs. $2 7fia3Kj SliCip Stendy nt
tmrlianged prices, choice clipped lambs,
fJIDaDIJ, common to good, 51 -.ir,, main.;
lambs, JlalM, veal calves iC 0Oa7.
uvv York l.ivn Stock.
New J'oik. June 3 Heaves Market
(Inn; bulls higher, steers. J150ijli, stags,
Hal 20, bulls. $375n4 25. cows, 1S5aL ca
bles firm Calves-Market dull, prices
loner, venls, JlaGKO, butteimllk calves, U
nii-i'j all sold Sheep and Lambs Mar
ket llrm. sheep, JJSOalbO, choice. JOSOj
vearllngs, J-K15 75; lambs, JO C.'l.'aO ti Hogs
Muikut stead; common to prime. JK'oa
4 70; southern and western pits, U'jal.15.
Oil illnrl(et.
Oil City, Pa, June 3 -Credit balances,
SCe. ; ccrtlflcutes, opened and closed, MVic
bid; sales, 1,000 cash nt S6V!ic; shlpmeiili,
202,211 barrels; runs, SS,0C3 barrels.
THE MARKETS.
Mall .Street Itnvlcw
New Yotk, Juno 3 Professional specu
lators on the Unr sldo wero very alert
and artlvo todu, attacking first one
point and then another In tho list nnd
keeping tho stock market detld'dly un
settled. In tho final hour there was n
movo all along tho line, whlih effectual
Iv Inoko prices, leaving only n fvv
smnll net gnlns In some of the low prleed
stocks that linil been pushed up In tho
earlier trading. In till the piomlncnt
stocks, oven Hugai which was the lender
of tho mm ket, gilns wrie practlcnllv
wiped out and lu some casts net losses
amount to over two points. The beur
drive was m compaliled bv u considerable
beating of Tom Toms mid a diffusion or
alarmist minors and ostentatious tears
of the effect of the senate's vote foi the
(olnnge or tho tteasuiv sliver and an al
leged belief Unit Admiral I'trvira was not
after nil In Santiago harbor and even
that he had never been there. Sugar wns
n strong sustaining force for n while and
rose nt one time 2's points, but saved
onlv tho friction. The local Unction
stocks weio weak. Total sales of stocks
were 527.000 shares.
Furnished py WILLIAM LIN? ALLKN
. to., stock brokers. Meal a building,
rcoms 70j-7ui.
Open- fllgh- Low- Clos
ing, est. est lug
Am Cot. Oil 22i 223i 221 i :i
Am Sug. Uc'g Co ..142 Hl'b U1U 152',
Atth.To. .8 IV .. 11 134 13 13
, T. At S. I. lr . 31 ?V 32'4 32U
Am Tobacco Co . .109'!. 1014 ln-a, liV)
Am Spirits I2, W'k ll'i 11VS
Am Spirits, ir .... 33'i nj .!!'.. SV3
Halt. & Ohio 19 20 19 ID'i
iilook. U T 41 43'f, 4?'2 12'i
IJay State Gas .. . : 3i 3'j !'i
Can. Southern IZ 527 ::'. 'i2j
N. J. Cential 97
07' .
Chic. .Vt u. W H'j ll'i! 11 II
Chic, fc N. W 12)i 1M 12S 12
Chic, 11 & Q 1, 1U0 lliK 101'2
Chicago Gas luj't 1021, 110", Krt'i
ride.. Mil. & St. P lOP- 10P PX) 100's
Chic, It I. te P ... .107'h 107'i l'ti 10Vj
('hlc, St. P. M. te O. 7'!', 70'sj 7S1 '.r
C. C. C & St L . "A 3V, 31 '4 SVj
V Y.. L 11 & W .. 1, l,-x K IT,
Uen. Klectrle 37U 37sj 30'j 3Gj
Louis, te Nash &' ;i,' b' "i'j
Lehigh Vallcv 2: :r, 21 2V8
Manhattan Hie ... .101 lo;', lOPj Wl'i
M. K. te Te , Pr .. 3v Ui, ,!l11 ?A
lo. Piclllc '?"ii .".', 31'H '-"'i
Nat. Lend 3d '..G'a 15 'j
N. V Central 117 117 11C4 lh-'j
out. & west i" irr-i i: i5j
North. Pacific 23 2') 2S '-V,,
Nor. Pact lie, l'r .... CVh) u9 G7'4 7
Pacific Mall 21, 20 IS't 21
Phil te Read Jr.'i 19 l'i 19'i
S'lUtliern R. R 9 9'1 9 J'i
Sollthein It. R.. Pr.. 32'- 32 S1T Jl's
Tcnn , C. te lion
:i'4 t'c4
:v&
Texas te Pacific .,
i'nlon Paclllc . ..,
P. H Rubber
1'. S. Leather ....
1'. S. Leather, l'r
Wnbah
.. 11 W Uh 12
.. C2' fl Id' 2 'lit
.. 1'U'a M'S 20' j Wi2
. . S S 77a 78
.. C7 cr, CI' C3
.. 7Wj 7i 7i
. 1'lVs 2)'4 l-a l't
W,ibih. Pr
West I'nlon !2 92s 91'S M'j
W. te. L Ii ?(, 2 2' 2'i
Jlct Tiactlon Co ..r.s l"s tWs V
('lies, te Ohio ."2 2JU 22 ,-2
CHICAGO EOARD
Open
er TRADE.
High- Low- Clos-
WHEAT. Ing. est. est. lnff
July P2i 91 U1'4 ''1
September 79 S0"3 7S"S iia
CORN.
July SI3. :a 32'4 M'i
September 3)'4 31 4 3! II
OATS.
July 21 21 ' 2I'M 2l's
Stptembcr 21"t 21 21 21
PORK.
Julv 10 i7 11W 10S2 10ri-
September 11.03 11.22 1100 Jl 10
LARD.
Julv Gil T22 lil'i C17
Stptimbcl 0 22 GJ2 U.2 U 27
Snnnton Hoard of Trade ICvchanso
(tiotations--Ml QuotnUons Jiascd
on Pnr of 100.
STOCKS. Uld.
Scranton te Pituion Trac. Co. ..
National Uctlng te DrlU'g Co. ..
Asked.
10
Piist N itlonal Hank
Ulnihurst Hculevutd
Ecranlon bavings Hank
Scranton Packing Co
LacJ. lion & Steel Co
Third KatUnai Rank
Tluoop Novelt Mfg Co
Scranton Trac. Co
Seianton Axle Works
Dime Dop te DIs Hank
Petk Lumber Mfg Co
S'JO
iii
95
13
ICo
175
Hi
- 43
Rconomj Light, Heat &. Pow
er Company
Scranton Illuminating, Heat
&. Power Comcanj ES
Scranton Toiglng Co
100
150
1J)
iii
Traders' National Hank
Lackn Lumber Co
Lack Trust te Safo Dep To ..
Moosle Mountain Coal Co ....
RONDS.
Scranton Pass Rallwuy, first
mortgage, due 1920
People s Street Railway, first
mortgage, due 1'JIS
Pcoplo'h htreet Rullwaj, Gen
eral morts.tt,e, duo 1921
Dickson Manufacturing Co ...
Lacka Township School 3..
City of Scr.'nton St. Imp u..
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axlo Works
120
130
RC
115
113
100
102
1U2
b5
lJO
Pliilndnlpliln Provition linrl.ct.
Philadelphia June '1 Wheat Nominal,
rontid. t naih June, Jl. lo Coin-fa(ead ,
No. '. .'.7u l7'.o l'otatcis Dull and low
ei . white chub c pei buln I, t'.iiUe . do
fair to t'ood do, JOaGut liuttei Piim,
fancj West in lUMiiiiTj lie , do julnts,
17e. I'ggs Plrin, lieh neuiliv, 12i . lo
VMStein 12c , do bouthi ru, lb riu-cf
Kaslei , Ntw Yoik lull cream fanev .i ,
do do fall to tholce ti'4,i7i Re tine 1
Sugais- I'nehinged Cotton I'neliant'til
Tallow Dull but stiady. cit pilme In
hugblieiids 3t , toiintr, do do, liai
lels, 3t . daik, do, Je . takes, it ,
urease, 3a".e Llvo Poultiv -Stcailj .
fowls 'i'sc . old loostors, 7t , spiln,?
thickens, 1Gi2Jc , ns to size and quulin
Diesscd Poultrj Wns dull and easlei .
lovsls choke 9t , do. tali to good Mb ,
old roosteis. GaG'.t , spring cliUkt-ns IVi
21c. Receipts I'loui, 2 000 bun Is and 3,
(WO sacks; wheat, B0"0 bushels, coin, Imi,
fieo busliels; oats, l!fe) bushi Is Mhl.i
nvnts Wheat. 1 GOO bushels; corn, J,S"l
bosliels; oats 12.iifl0 bushels.
ev York Produco .Market.
New York, June 3 Plour-Qulet but
strong and hUher. Wh'iit- Spot stioug.
No 2 led &St , f o b, nJlti.li Stptem
her 1 to 15, options Kener.ilh strong from
start to (Inlsh, tlostd n3e net higher.
No 2nd tlosnd Jl 01, Seiittmliei Mc ;
December, 83e. Com Spot stead V, No
2, 2'iii:j( . f. o. b. atlo-it, options
opened steady but closed dull nt n;c
net decline; Ji.lv . closed 37e , September,
3Se , Dei ember. 3.'ie. Oats -Spot dull;
N o i. 31l'.. No 3, 31c, No 2 white Jl'.c ;
No 'I whiti Sc , options dull but steadier
wlih wheat, closed '4e net higher, July,
dosed 30'.ic Ilettel Wtak, western
treumeij lT'.nPi'.c. . do factory, lu'ta
l."a . Klglns. hi'sc; Imitation treamciy,
12allc, state dalrj, U'alSV.c ; do. ciuaui.
ery. n'ialC'sc. Rggs Pirm; Rtato and
Ponnsvlvnnla. ll'ic , western fresh, I0'4a
He ; southern. 10'inl0.c. '
Chicago Livo Stock.
Chicago, Juno 3 Cattle-Active de
mand: pi Ices i bout sttadv . beef stters f
u5&'; western feeders fllOaltj, stotktis
and fcedt rs, Jl i5l5, tows and In Ifers Jl 10
ni 03; tunnei s. J2f0i.JC3; Toxnn tecls,
JJitOal.tVi, calvos, J3a7.30 Hogs Ul boot!
demand and prices ruled stronger, fair
to ciioice, i 1.I.H Zj; puciicrs, r.v,u i:'..
butchers. Jl 05a4 20; mixed, Jill 13, light.
Jl.75n4.12'i: jilgs, J2f0a3S3. Shi cp and
Lambs Stendy, clipped lambs, J3 75a.1M);
woolotl lambs, Jtau.10. iirlng limbs, J.VIH
G CO por luO pounds. Receipts Cattle. 3,o
head; hogs, 25,0m0 heiyd sheep, L'.oeo head.
THE TRIBUNE'S OPPORTUNITY
ONE
INSERTION
A WORD.
FOR RENT
PRONT ROOM Poll RUNT AT 122 MUL
beny slrett.
POR Ri:NT-ONIMIALr"or DOURLi:
house, modern Improvements, 712
North Main avenue
J13 OOKIGHT-ROOM HOt'SH, iToDURN
Improvemtnts, centially located.
Robt. Meirlllcld 213 N. .Main avenue.
por rlnt-'i2G aRi;i:TTiUD(in s'i
Seven looms, excellent locution, rent
moderate
A NINH (9i HOOM 1IOPS11 POR RUNT
modern Improvemtuts. Party going to
leavo city, vnIII rent vcr lcasonable.
Call nt once, 911 Pine street.
por ri:nt-9-roomi:d iioi'sn, mod-
ern Itnpiovements No Till yulncy use.
line for paitleulars Intiulro Mrs. Dr
U art! in r. No 531 tjulncj avenue.
ion ih:nt - nTckly pciTnishrd
front nnd side room 529 Attains avc.
roil llllNTDKSK ROOM OR S11AR11
of ollkts second lloor fi out. Coal R-
change. Call at room 13
i'OR RUNT - SLCOND l'LOOR, '.01
Quincj
iioiTsn por" iiiiNT 103 wyomino
. nvenue Applv to T. 11 Clcmons,
Hluo Ridge Co.il Company's olllco, Mears
Hulldlts;.
JARN POR RKNT-OK MAIION COURT.
Apply to P. H Clemons, Hluo Rldga
Coal Compiny's ofllce Meirs Hulldlng
FOR SALE
GO TO NRTTLLTON WASIlINf.TON
avenue toda foi jour shoes. Special
sale
POR SALU-TOMA'IO PI ANTS
drew Ltlghton Clenburn
AN-
1'OR SALC-ONK 20-HORSC POWRM
holler, as cood as new. THE WES
TON MILL CO.
WANTED .,
WANTRD-HOARD 'D ROOM IN
private Ian ilv bv iesiertablc joung
man Ad. Ires, slating tut in, O. A , Trib
une olllcc
SALESMEN WANTED.
SAI,i:SMAN-J-, A PAY NO CANYAS-s-ing
No tit llv tries No collections.
Sunplts fnc Sid. line oi exclusive
Mfrs . Jill Market St Phil i.
SALi;SMRN-SKLL "t'NCLH SAMS
Navj lo tm relmnts foi ailVRt and
premiums HIk pav Immune demand.
Over 200 1 irge Photos Side line or exclu.
Mfrs, 2JU Market. Phlla
BOARD AND ROOMS.
GOOD ROOMS AND HOARD. APPLY
at 420 Adnms uwnue
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PARTNER WANTRD WITH ABOU1
(10,000. KstablUhcd business. Will
bear Investigation. Largo prollts Sufo
Investment For 'ntervlevv address P. O.
liox 274. Scrauton. Pa.
TO EXCHANGE.
A OIINTLRMAN VOl LI J UKK TO L'-
(liani a llii hor-L' and bui;g for a
good upriuht p.ino Addnt- stating
makers nami Uo JO 'lilljunc ointf
LEGAL.
i:.i:ci tors noticr-rstatw or
llarrlit P 'I hroop iIikiimiJ
Lttteis It itittnt ntaiv upon tin- cstntt f
llarrlit F '1 hi oop i.iti of the tltj of
Seianton. Lackawanna cnuiitv, Ptnnsjl
vanla det astd having bun gr.mtiil to
the undersigned all ptrsons indtbtid to
Mild estate are itqulltd to make imim -dlnte
pnvineut nnd thoc having tlalms
against said istale i.it ninu-tod to prt
elU them for p.iwmnt without delij to
-MARY THROOl PHHLPS,
K HRP.T'i WARHRN
IIi utois
WILLARD. WAIIRRN .1 KNAPP
AUonas foi Jtate
SUMMER BOARDERS.
SL'JIMfiR HOARDHRS ANTHD-PHI-vate
family Twentj iiiliiim walk
from D L & W station Clinks Sum
mit. Pi te water, quiet liUb lirulngnlr
JIrs Don S Lev Nee Clark s diren Pa.
TIIOPSAND ISLANDS-MHS 11 11.
Pratt has tnk n a totlnm- for the sea.
son on Grcnell Island lu the lit ait of tno
best fishing Rioiinilt. n.d 'In n.ost plt
tuiriun HMiirr A Mmltnl numl 1 1 of
iiifsts can he actllmnlo(, utd Turns
irom S to fin pi i vvuk ddies aftii
.lunt 11 Mrs Pi itt. Poll I'ii io i ot
t nt On nidi Island Thoiiiimi IslaiitU
FOR SALE OR RENT.
POR SALI' OR RRNT-HOrsr. NO III
UIIm Mint 31 V Simhi Dlmti
Rink liuildlilg Suantiti. Pa
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
vanti:d-an r.M'KRiHM i:d tiim,
.Mnt In . gold oi l( pplv at 710
Jl ffl'lMJIl uvi i u.
HELP W A NTED-MALE.
wantpd-iiookkbi:pi:h .mi si hi;
tplli k Hid lltclll.iti .11 IlKUtis ttlie
I bill id and give hoou r. liieiu , riiai
il d man pittiind Appl bv letttr M
J 11 Tiilnini ollltt
REAL ESTATE.
ri:vl cstath roil sali:-atti:n-
tlon Is t tilt il to the Dlikson Xl.inu-fatturliiK-
company lotes on I'cnn and
VV.vomlng avenues, abovi Vino stint,
with the luiptovt incuts Lxttptloiiallv
Hue location foi un kind ot henv liiml
ness. Rallioad switch facilities for all .
Pine business prtptrty turner Lacka
wanna at.d Washington avenues
Another on Washington nvtnue, 120 ten
fiont. Vnother on Adams avenue
1'lno icsldenio piopertv on Washlgton
nvtnue. Green llldt't !.') fett fiont.
Other properties in ilKfiiem parts of
tho tlty
r. L HITCHCOCK & SON,
Rtal Rstnte and Pile Insurance,
4ul l.iikuwnnna uvtnue.
LOST.
lost - Hirnvr.RN dcnmori: cor-
hi is and No 1 shaft n potketbortK
roiituliiliig mone i'lndei will lit re
w aided bv leaving same at Stevens' gro
ceiv store Duiimuu
FOUND.
POPND-A LADY'S GOL'D WATCH
Ov ner t an get It by telling number
and proving piopirt). Mis l'otttr, 1
Rveiett ivenue
PASTURING,
PASTURING-ONE AND A HALF
miles from Cl.uk s Summit. Impilro
121 South Main i.veuue
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS L T. KRLLRR, SCALP TRRAT
ment, DOc ; shampooing, 50c. ; facial
makMige, manicuring, 22c; chiropody. 701
Quliicy,
A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for tho llenoflt of All Who Hnvc Houses
Hcnl l'stntc or Other Property to Sell or Exchnugc, or Who Vnnt
or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent u Word, Six Insertions
Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Arc Inserted Free
AGENTS WANTED
AOCNTS - SRN'D ic stamp por
saniilts Win time "ouvenli postals.
Attractive noveltv Hetnlls 10 filits
dozen. Gatehel & Mnnnlng. Philadelphia.
AGRNTS WANTRD-Wi: WANT flNIl
shicwd cartful mun ill cveij town to
make a fivv thousand dollais for hltnsMf
quietly at homo nnd not work bind, pri
vate instructions and valuable oitttlt of
new goods sent free. Addtrss linmu
dlatelj 1 O. Uox fjos, Roston, Mass.
AORNTS WANTRD-TIIH NRW PRO
cess window washer, water tank,
tpongo and rubbei drjcr combined;
agents wanted. Kltfcr Pros, Clove
land, O.
AORNTS WANTRD-MPRAT HALL
stend's Great War Hook, "Our Coun
tij In War. ' All about Armies. Navies,
Coast Defences Malno Disaster. Cuba,
war with Spain, and relations with l-oi-elcn
Nations Nearly W0 panes All writ-
iiai terms guaranteed, 20 days' cieou.
Piiee low. fielght paid Handsome outfit
free. Send 9 two-cent stamps to pai post
age. Rducutlonal I'nlon, S21 Dcaiboin
stieet Chicago.
CHIROPODIST
s S.1SSSSSSSS ftSS
CORNS,, BUNION'S AND INGROWING
nails cured without tho least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advlco
given free R M HErIJL, Chiropo
dist. 310 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at
tended at their residence If desired.
Charges modorato
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B nRIGGS CLRANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps used. A RRIGUS, Proprietor.
Lcavs ordtrs 1100 North Main uveiiuo,
or ElckCB' drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone 60IO.
EDUCATIONAL.
KRHLR SCHOOL POR GIRLS. SYRA
cuse N Y l nder tho supeillon of
Illshop Huntington Twent-elgluh schtol
jti.r begins Thursday Septembei 15, lSJi
Appb to Miss Mary J Jackson
PROPOSALS.
Ori'lCR OP T1IR HOA15D OP COMM1S-
&IONRRS OP PURLIC GROUNDS
AND UU1LD1NGS.
DANIRL H HASTINGS.
Goveinoi.
J. C. DRLANRY,
Supeilntendent.
L G MCALLRY.
Avdltor-Ucneral.
JAMRS A. OCACOM.
Stato Treasurer.
PROPOSALS FOrTtRNISHING STA
tloner. Fuel and other Supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and
tho laws of the Commonw riillh of Pcnn
sjlvanla, wo hcrtb invito se tied pro
poals at prices below nuvlinum lates
llxed In schedules, to furnish atationeo,
fm I and other supplies foi the M.vir.il
dtpaitments or the State Government,
and fm making repairs In the seveial de
pal tments ami for the dlstilbtitlon of tho
public documents, for the ear Hiding
tho llrst Tuesdiv of June A D IS'''.
Sep irato proposals will be received and
separate contraits awarded as announcid
In ald schedules Rack proposal must
be aieompaulid In a bond, with at lcit
two -unties 01 one simlj eon put), ap-
piottll o H JOOKe 01 tile l mill Ul -mil-i
moll 11. is nf the nmiliti In lllii h the oil. 1
son 01 ptrsons mnklng bUi h proposal may
reside, conditioned for the faithful per
foimante of the contract nnd nddiiv-iii
nnd delivered to the Iloird of Coinmls
htontis ol Public Grounds and Hiiiidings
bcfoio twelve o'clotk M nf Tuesdij, tho
7th ilai of June A D 1vis, at which linift
iln piopusals will be oiientd an 1 pub
lished in tho Reception Itoom or the Rx
etuilve Department at HaiiisbuiK, and
commits avv.udtd as soon ihereatter a
practicable
Hlank bonds and schedules containing
all nei?fchar Information can be ob
tained at this Department
J C DRLANRY.
Por the Hoard of Commissioners ot
Publli Grounds and Hulldlngs.
SITUATIONS WANTED
.StlTl'ATION WANTED WASHING
honing or evcrv kind of Poum tlian
Ing bv the tin. or will t. lie v ii'lilng
home, would like oflltis to clean. Sldo
dooi 4.ij 1'rankllii aviiuie
blTCATION WANTUD-YOl'NG MAN
(2h steks outdoor cmplovmenl, uil
lectlng or dilvlng G. 11. J. f! o.'j C Jai
avenue
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO Ol T
tli tlrnt put of tht vvuk washing nnd
Ironing dm at homo Call or addiiss
L H . Ill North Sumner nvenue.
RXPRRIRNCKD STRNOGHA PURR
mil tvpiviritei w 'sites to mike a
eliuiKP. tlnroiulil compi tent and rlla
bit. lull knowUilKo ot bonkkeetilnr and
utile i wotk, ii fi nine fiom iiiestnt tm
plovtrs Addnss S II Hov ;!, Mian-
Ml I ATION WANTRD AS TLAMSTRR
oi nn kind of work b a good all
arounu man not alrald of work Addrces
J R O 1211 Dkimcnd nvii.ue eltt
SITUATION WANTRD-IN S'IOImTaS
ileik has had tlvt vuiri- i pi rb ue
In gi in civ business ,ni furnish A I nl.
eienie us ltfards rliiiiutii oi nlillltv.
Aildiess J W 40" Villi stieet. Seiuiitnii
PROFESSIONAL
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHlTRCr,
Connell Huildlng. Scranton
R. L WALTRfl ARCHITRCT, OITICR
rear of (oo Washington avenue
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITRCT.
133 Spruce St , cor Wash, uvc , Scranton.
PRRDRRICK L. RROW'N, ARCl HTECT.
Prlco Hulldlng, I2iJ Wushlngtou avenue,
Scranton
T. I. LACRY ft SON. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' Natlmal Bank
DENTISTS
DR. I. O. LYMAN", SCRANTON Pill,
vato Hctpltal, cor. Wjoinlng and Mul
berry. DR. r.
stieet.
L. M'GRAW, )3 SPRLCR
DR H P. REYNOLDS, OPP P. O.
DR C. C. LAUHACH. 115 Wjomlng nve.
WELCOME C SNOVER 311 W ishlng
ton avenue Hours, 9 to 1 and 2 to 3
0ETECTIVE3
BARRING ft M'SWRENRY. COMMON
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
Ite Agency.
PRINTINO
THR TRIRUNR PURLISHING CO,
North Washington avenue Llnot.vpo
Composition of all kinds quickly done
Facilities unsurpassed In this region.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KURTTRL. RRAR 511 LACKA
wanna avtmue. Scranton, Pa., manufac
turer of Wlro Screens.
LAwrcns
PRANK R HOYLR, ATTORNRY AND
Counsellor - nt Law. llurr buildings
rooms 13 and 14, Wnhlngton avenue
OKRLL & OKLLL, ATTOUNI'.YS, 5 TO
11 C'onl i:cbaugo budillnu, Scrutiton
WILLARD WARH1.N & KNAPP. AT
torncys and Counsellors-at-L iw lie
publican building, Washington nvenue
i" i anion. Pa.
JAxTllS II. TORRDY, ATTORNEY AND
Couiiscllnr-nt-Law Rooms 413 und 111
Commonwealth Hulldlng.
JRSSPP ft JPS&i'P. ATTORNRYS AND
Lounsellors-at-Lnw. Commonwealth
building, Washington aVentic-
ALPRRI) HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND,
Attornivs and Counsellois Common
wealth building Rooms 1. 20 and 'A
JAMPS W. OAKI'ORD. ATORNI1Y VT
Law. Rooms 514, 313 and 510, Hoard of
Trade bulldlrg
D II RRPLOGLR, ATTORNRY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate sri.urtt.
Mtars building, corner N itshln&lon ave
nue and Spruci rtrect.
XI P. KILLAM. ATTORM1Y-AT-LAW,
h Commonwealth bldg, Scranton Pa.
JAS J II HAMILTON ATTollNRY-nt-Lrivv
301 Commonwealth building.
Scranton
KDWAUD W TIIAYRR ATTORNRY,
Rooms Oul-SDI, Bth llnoi, Mcarfc bldg
JOSRPII JRPPRKYS ATTORNRY-iVT-LAW,
nnd s Hurr building
I- A WATRPS ATTORN11Y-AT-LAW,
421 Laekavanna avc. Seianton Pa.
C R PITCHRR ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
Cominonvvcalth building, Sir.tnton, Pa.
PATTRRSO.V ft WILCOX, TRADRRS'
Nation il Hink bullJIng
' f'OAILI.YS 12! tPRl'CR STRRRT
A . 1IRR1HOLP. Attv , Mears Hid,'.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. KAY HA'3 MOVRD HIS OPPICR
to the Scran.on Private Hospital, cor
ner Wyoming Ave. and Muibcny St.
Telephone. Day call, 5313, night call, 413.
DR C L FRDY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Hank bldg 122 Wjomlnr avenue
MARY A. SHRPHRRD M D, HOMR
opothlst. No !2S Adams ivenue.
DR. A. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Dlscates or Women, corner Wyoming
nvenue und Spiaco street. Scranton.
Oflko hours. Thursday and Saturdays,
9 a. in. to C p m
DR. W. R ALLRN, 012 NORTH WASH
lngton nvenue
DR L M GATRS, ROOMS 2oTaND 203
Hoard of Tr ult bull Mng Olllco hours,
ft to 9 a. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resi
dence kiD Madison avenue.
DR. C L PRRAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Pitting and Put Reduc
tion. Oil" o telephone 13b3. Houis 10 to
12 2 to I 7 to 9
DR S W LAMORRAUX OPPICR " 0
Wnshlngton avinue Rtsldeuce Ills
Mulberrv Chrrrlt di eises vnz
henrt kldntvs nnl -,i nlto- irlnarv oi
gnns u .spielalv IIouis. l to I p in
W G. ROOK, VETERINARY RUR
peon Horses Cattle nnd Dogs tteatid
Hospital 121 Linden street. Scranton
Telcpliono 2672.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
T1IR RLK CAFE. 123 AND 127 PRANK
lln avenue. Rates reason ibie.
P. X1EULKR. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D . L 4. W
passenger depot. Conducted on tho Eu
ropean plin VICTOR KOCH. Prop
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL Or THE LACKAWANNA,
Scranton Pa Courses preparatory to
college, law, medicine oi business Opns
Sep'embei 13 'lend for catalogue Rev
Thomas Jl Cann, LL. D . Waltei II
Until A M
MIDWIFE
MRS OARLR GRADUATE WIDWIPR.
151s Washburn stieot, Seianton En
gagements solicited Rooms and best
attendance for a limited number ot pa
tients. SEEDS
G R CLARK fs CO.. SEEDMRN AND
Nurscrmen, store 110 Washington ave
nue; green house, 1230 Noith Main ave
nuo; storo telephone, 7i2.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATEST PROM PHILIPPINE 1SL
ands. Grejtest Naval limit. S iocs
all blown to illicit und I inded in Net
tlcton's Shoe More. Washlngti n avinue
Ladles' Hue liutlon thoe- i asset and
dongola coJt $2 30, at J14 I idles' imu
$20u shoes for Pm Ludln" Osioids. tost
130 foi 79c Mens . 5j calf and itih
t,ct shoes for 51 19. SJCHj shocw for Jl 'is, ttc
RAURIVS ORCH l'.STRA-.MUSIC T6li
balls, picnics parties receptions, wed
dings and conceit wotk furnished Por
turns nddriss II. J. Hautr. conductor.
117 Wjomlng avenue, over Hulbert'3
music store
JIRCARGRE UROTHRRS. PRINTERS'
supplies envelopes I a per bags twine
Wtiiehoiise LO WushliiBton avenue,
Sciai.ton, Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,)
sv-itions In New York Foot of Liberty
stfeSt. N? K .and South Feury Whitehall
"Anthracite coal ncd exclusive), Insur-
iu'LllLIFTMAYns
2 35, 3 20, 7 10 p m Slllldajs, 9 00 a. in.
' ForJLaUtwoodmiind Atlantic Cltj, 5 3)
armr Now York. Newark and Rllzabeth,
oiii iiMiitss) a in 120(.prtssi. .120 (e
,,ressl ii 111 Suinla. 115 p 111 Tiiiin
caving 120 I' ' rrh,s t Plllliirlrlphl i
Heading Teinilnal. 7 03 p m. and New
rir Mauch Chunk, Allcntown. Ilothlo
hem RiiSloaund Phil id-Iphl i s 30 u. ...
1.20. 3 20 pm Sundavs, 2 15p. m
For Raltimoro and Washington nnd
points South and West vie. Rethleliem.
i-iftii in. 12'P "' Huuduvs 2 1 p m
For Long Branch, Oceun Grove, etc, at
t, M a in and 1 .u P m
For Reading, Lebanon and Harrlsburg,
via Allt'iitowu. sJ0 a in. 120 p m Sun
d iv 2 13 P "I
Fm Pottsville. bJii a m 120p m
Betumlng. leavo New York, loot of Lib
cm stieut. Noith River, ut 4 00. 9 10 (ex
pusai a m . 1 30 tcxpiissi p m Humlav,
4 .0 a ni
Leavo New Yoik, South Ferry, foot
Whitehall slicot. ut 9 0S n m, 12', p m
Fusscngirs arriving or dep irtlng from
this teimln.il can connect under cover
with all tho elevated lullioads Hroadwu)
table cars, und ferries to Brookln und
gtaton Island, making quick transfer to
mid from Giand Central Depot and Long
Island Railroad
Leavo Philadelphia Reading Teinilnal,
9 21 a. m , 100 p in Suniluv, C 13 n. m
Through tickets to all polats at lowest
rate may bo had on application In ad
vance to the ticket agent at tho stntlon.
II P BALDWIN. Gon Pass. Agt.
J. II. OLIIAUSEN. Gen. Sunt.
BUREAU
SIX
INSERTIONS
A WORD.
to Rent,
Sltiiiitlons
for l'ivc
Schedule In llffect Nov. aS, 1897.
Trains Leavo Wllkcs-Qnrro 33 Fol
lows:
7.30 a. m., week clays, for Sunbury
Harrlsburg, Phlladolplila, Balti
more, Washlnston, and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
10.15 a, m., week days, for Hazloton,
Pottsville, Rending, Norrlstown,
and Phlladolplila; and for Sun
bury, HarrlsburK, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and tho West.
3.12 p. m , dally, for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and Pittsburg and
tho West.
G.00 p. m., week days, for Hazloton
and Pottsvilla.
J. R. WOOD, Clen'l Pas. Agent
J. II. HUTCHINSON, (leneral Alanajser.
Del.. Lacka. nnd Western.
Effect Monday, Nov, 21, 1837.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Ex
press for New York and nil points East.
1 40, 3 00, 5 15, b 00 and 10 03 u. in. , 12 55 and
3 3 p. m
.Express for Easton. Trenton. Philadel
phia nnd the South. 515, 8 00 and 10 20 a.
u . 12 51 and 3 33 p in.
Washington and way stations, 3 43 p. m.
Tobvhauna accommodation, 010 p. m.
Express for RltiRhamton, Oswego, Rl
mlra, Coming, Hath. Dansvlllo, Mount
Morris and lluffnlo 12 10 2 33, 9 00 a. m ,
and 1 5 "i p. m , making rloso connections
at HulTalo to all points In tho West,
iNorthweRt and Southwest.
Rlnphamton and way stations, 1 05 p. m.
Nleholson ticcoinmoilnllon, 6 13 p m.
Rlnghamton and Rlmlra express, 5.53
p m.
Express for Utlra nnd Richfield Springs.
2 13 a. m , and 1 55 p in
lthnca 2? n 00 a in , and 1 55 p m.
For Northumberland. Plttston. Wilkcs
Earre, Plj mouth Uloomsburg nnd Dan
ville, making closo connections at North
umberland for Wllllamsport, Hnrrisburg,
Riltlmore, Washington nnd tho South
.Northtimberl md nnd Ii termedlate sta
tions, C 00. 10 03 a. m , and 1 35 and 0 00 p.
m
Nnntlcoko and intermediate stations,
SOS a i.d 1110 a m. Plymouth and intet
medlato stations, 3 33 und 8 50 p m. For
iiiiKstoo, i. -id p m
Pullman parlor nnd sleeping coaches on
all express trains
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables etc. nrply to M L. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice. Delaware nnd Hudson.
On Monday. May 21, trains will leave)
Scranton as follows:
For Carbondale-0.20, 7.35. S 55, 10 15 a.
m , 12 00 noon, 1 21, 2 2u, 3 62, 3 23, 6 Zo, 7.57.
9 15. 11.00 p. in., lib a. m.
For Albanj, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, Now England points, etc , 0 20 a. m .
2 20 p m
For Honesdale 0 20. 8 53,. 10.15 a. m.;
12 00 noon , 2 20 3 23 p in
For WIUei-Bane t. 13, 7 50. S 45. 9 33,
10 43 n m 12 03 1 23, 2.1h, i 3J, 4 27, Ii 10, 7 50.
10 2. 11 "Opm
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., vh
Lehigh Valley R II , 6 45 a m . 12 05. 1.25.
4 27 p in (with Black Diamond Express),
11 "0 p m
For Pennsvlvanla R. II. points ! 43, 9.33
a in . 2 IS 4 27
Tor western points via Lehigh Valley
R II, 7 30 a. .n. 12 or. 2 3J (with Black:
Diamond Express). 10 28, 11.30 p m.
Trains will uirlvo ut Scranton as fol
lows. Prom Carbondalo and tho north 6 40,
7 45, 8 40, 9 31, 10 40 a. m , 12 00 noon; 120,
2 1". 3 2' 4 2! B4'i 7 43. 10 23. 11 27 p m.
From Wllkcs-Hano and the south C '5,
7 50. 8 30, 10 10, 1155 a. m . 110. 211, 3 43.
6 20 6 21. 7 53, 9 C3, 10 03 p. m ; 1 13 a. m.
Complete Information 'egardlng rates
to all points in the United States and
Canada mav bo obtained at the ticket of
tlio In tho dfpot
Sprclal nttentlon glvpn to Western and
Southern resort ouslness
J W HUnniCK O P A . Albany. N. Y.
H W CROS 4, D P. A , Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Kailroad System
Anthracite Coal Used, Rnsurlns Cleanll-
uess and Comtoit
In Rflect Ma 15, 1S0S
TRAINS LRAVD SCRANTON
Tor Philadelphia and New 1 ork via D.
S. 11 II It at ' 1, a in . and 12 0j 2 IP, 1 .7
(Ulack Diamond RNPfess) and 11 30 p. m.
Foi t'lttston and Wllkes-Harre via D ,
L tl W R. U., 0 00, 1110 a in, 155. 3 35,
0 For "into Haven. Harleton, Pottsville.
nnd print ipal points In tho coal regions
via V ' l 11 R " e 4'J- 2 u und 4 27 P- m-
VVor Hethlehcm. Easton, Reading, Hnr
ri iln re and principal Intermediate sta
tions via D ft H R. R. C5 a m. 12 05,
"is, 4 27 (Ulack Diamond Rpress), 1130
''p'or Tunknannock. Townr.da. Rlmlra,
Tthir.n Geneva and principal Intermcdl
ato sUtolons.nVilaD. L t W 11. II.. SOS
'Vor (iVnev"! llocheste'r, Ruffalo, Niag
m i rails Chicago and all points west via.
V & II II II . 12 03. 3 33 (Ulack Diamond
l'Miress) R2S and 11 30 p m
1'jllniu'i oarlor and sleeping or, Lehigh
Viiiiei oirloi tars on all trains between
Wlkes-llarro and New York Philadel
phia Huffolo nnd Suspension Hrldge.
pnia, J'mTl1N u vflLHl'R l. en Supt.
CIIAS 8 LRR Pifs Agt 20 Cortlandt
street Nf v "V ork
. NONEMACIIRR Division Pass-
engei Agent. South Bethlrh m Pa
r.ric and Wvoiniiii; Valley.
IV EFFECT JUNE 1ST ISIS
leave S. inilni for Haw It v mil point;
e.st onm vi. .ale It R at " . a m s u
i tn md 2 2 l m lor LaKt Ariel at
"vi't'lM i' Sirmton fiom above poln s
, s ; ,, n Mil p ni md '1 13 p m.
Fiom I. k' Aiii I at 7 Up m
, SrUAT(H DIVISION.
' In I'.fftTt December Ulli, 1S07.
North ltouiid.
Houtli Hound,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
2011 I ll
5 J Stolons 3
5 iS '(Trans Daily. r.xJ J &
is l cept Minaa) ii 15 a
" .... r KAirlte I.eaiei TM
T2ftN Y FranUIn St .... T0 ....
.... . " 10 west 4.'od street ... 7R5 . ..
"" .... 7 00 Weelnwken ... 8 10 ....
p uArrtTO Leave1 r yl
Ti5 tadosl iii TH
10a, Hancock , lilt .,,.
!:; ;;.; i -of MariiKut .... an ....
t2Jii I'lfston Park . , 2Jt ....
!!!! . u'4o, wmwooa .... si . .
.... . 125 l'oyntclla 250 ....
..! ... 1214 orna 2 sal .,
!!! .. is C3 piPiiantMt ic
' ' tll5 iTnlondttle acs
.... ... 11 49 l'orevt city 8 id ..
.... . . 11 J4 Cnrbonrtalo ... 8 34 ,,.,
fliso, White lirluje fiss ..
... 'tllUl MajJltW .. . 1343 ,.
11 i Jtrmyn 14V
!!" ... Inii Arcmbiia ssi .
!" .. Ill 1 Wlnton a4
.... ... ft 11 Feckvllla . 8M
IIH7 ulnUont ,,.. 401
.... .... 1105, Prlcctnirs .. 4 0; ..
". Roil '1 hroop , 410
11 o Providence 4 It .
(10S7 park Place .. 1117
! 10 w tcrantoa 4iw
a u Leave Arrive r n
AU trains run dally except Euncliy.
t sanities that trains stop on eljnM tor pas
Miigors. .
btcare rates via Ontario Western before
purchasing tickets and save money. Day arfl
HlgUt EiprctstotUo West,
J. 0. Anderson, (Jen. Pass Agt.
T. nitfirntt. lllv. fass, Aet SorMitas ra.