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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 189S,
GENERAL MERRITT
WILL GO LAST
General Qrctat to Lead the Second
.Manila Fxpcdllion.
the men profd or their COM
MANDER -A SOLDIER. A DIPLO
SIAT AND AN AUTHOR-COURT
MARTIAL IN CAMP -A CHRIST1.VM
COMMISSION WILL HE ORGAN
IS5HD. Son Francisco. June 7. The iimi who
will compose the second Mutillu expe
ditlon tuo pleased thai lltlgailler (Jen
finl Greene ip to Ijp their c'omninndor
Besides being u soldier he 1ms u ticolil
ns ii dlplnmut and u inuntiBei f buid
lii!4 otitotpilsc"'. lie lias Ion ilooutut
ed In Emupi for btuvery, ls un author
ot icputo nml an ui'tlvp iiiPinbpr of
bcvcial scientific societies It l silt
nilsud that hl diplomatic expli-noo
will bp of .service to General Men lit In
Hip government of I hi' Philippines. The
troops which will ho under his eotn
liinnd aiP Hip Flisl Coloiudo volun
tocts, tin- Ti nth Pennsylvania volun
toclb pun of Uip Hlghtoi nth and Turn
t) -third 1'iilti'il States Infuntt)- and
either the- I'tah light urtllloiy or tin;
Thlid United States attlllei).
eiieinl Greene visited ill- ump of
Hip Tenth I'ontis lunl i roglniiil, and
before making himself known to any
of Hip officers ot the regiment inspoel
cd the company stter-ts, visited the
cook tents. Iio'tnl in at tlio guard linns"
und e.atnlnid the hospital He then
Introduced hlmfir to Colonel Iliuvklns
ii ml vppnt almost an lioui In the mnip,
asking ihout the condition of the regl
iiiPitt, the health of the men, theh pio
fli'leney In ill ill and the amount and
l.lnd of drilling to which thv had been
Biilijcitt'd dally. Geuerul Green" said
that the China Mould he his llugplilp,
an l that i.'eiientl Menltt would not
u company tin sei-ond expedition
Orih-is have iieen leeelvpd at the
Fiestilln for the Fourth United States
cavalry lo piepoie for son lep In the
Philippines. Colonel Morris has been
Instiueted to have six tionp.s leadv lo
go to Manila within two wei'ks The
(.ivalrrmen aie to tale hoi'si h to the
number of ton. f the animals nte
t'ansferred without inurh loss and
fitiiirt the ellmate In the islnnds an
other regiment "f c.ivalr) Is to be sent
on later, probably.
The emu t-maitlal apiiolnteil by
Major Oneiul Otis has organised with
Colonel O. H. Patton, First Nobrnslin,
president, and Lieutenant Smith, Judge
advoeate One of the most Intel istlng
cn-cs that Is to come before the court
Is that of John Campbell. Ilte-plaer
In the Tenth Pennsvlviinla, who has
been under an est ever since the regi
ment left Mt. fiiiina, Pa., for cutting
the hi cec lies of a negro "stiikcr." who
belonged to Compan C of the Penn
sylvania ittllleiy, which was then
camped at Mt Ontnn.
Genet al Meriltt ha.s Issued oiders di
recting Compan) F of the Washington
Vcdunteer regiment to go to Angel
Jnlnnd for gunlson duty. It Is only
a temporal y assignment, as the com
pany has been pi oml.ed to go to Ma
nila In ease Its regiment Is entered to
that place.
The Methodists of tho state will or
ganize a Christian commission on a
similar plan to the one which was In
existence during the dill wni The
object of the commission Is to Le the
sniiltual vre'fnie of the soldleis.
The Colorado. Nebiuskn. Pennsylva
nia and Minnesota men have been ac
tuated and the men of the otbpr iegl
mcnt.s will be vaccinated as tapldlv us
he 'uuk tan be done.
BASE BALL.
SECOND V. M C. A DEFEAT.
iloni'iilule Club looli ii Gunio Irom
I'liein i-nleulii).
Tho Sirnntnn Y. M. C. A. team suf
fered t'-eli second defeat on the home
gt minds by being deffiited by 1 tones
dale yestenluy. llloomsburg took their
tiist sculp and b ith gomes woie lost
hv the Inability of the Y. M c ,. pluy
cis y but the opposing iilteheis.
O'dma. ot caibomlale, in old State
leigner, did the tiM vestoninv and
only u.ivp thorn !le hits si seven
Innings thej wre unable to (hid the
ball, when Owens g ,i :n u,,. ,Tnim, ,,
t'.aited the hlttlns.
SliiBks by Uiook. Nulan and tinugh
an i amid them a inn In ihe 'chth.
and tho other inn was ycond by lliooks
on ii base i, ,ais kuiih,., ,;y x,n
und nr eno) of Sicjiiniivei. Cones
dale's runs vn scoied In the third 'ind
bffh Innings. The i:,,.t UK on ., ,,,.
J or ot Mulderlg's u i-nc rtric o and u hit.
nml the other inn on two doubles, t,,
singles juiil an nnor of Caunlian's. Kl.
losing Is the detailed luecutnt of the
K'nne.
HONCSDAl.i;.
, , A " ' J a. j:
HouBhem. Jh .. . S i i 5' u 0
McAndrow. ss 4 0 1 -, u
lJn-y. b I 0 1 0 3 1)
Monin, e 4 1 2 ,"l 0
iV11;1.1, ,f 1 u 0 0 u 0
Miuller. ef 2 2 I J 0
'rlioU. Ih I 0 '0 S u 0
"'him. p 10 10 3 0
t'cuonover, It i ; 0 1
Totals 37 5 U j; I3 j
8CU ANTON.
, , A.n. h. 11. o a. j:.
Itrooks, Sl S 3 J S L' 0
r-"Ul!t. P 3 0 1 0 2 11
illiimlln. SI 4 0 0 ti J 0
iatuthan. If H (J 1 0 0 I
l.ounn. c 4 u 0 a j I,
cieuiy, bs a 0 u 1 10
cilllerah, if 4 0 I i 0 0
MuMurlg. ih j 0 0 S U J
Owens, lb 8 0 1 fc 0 U
ONiIII. cf 3 0 0 110
TOtnlrt SU 2 0 27 14 2
Jbitlesdalo 0 0 I 0 4 0 0 01
Bcrunton 1 0 j 0 0 j 0 1 v2
IJarned tuns IIcr.QMlole, 2, Scruntop. t.
TwO'luino hits Doiuibeitv, MeAndl'in.
hliiiller. Throc-liasi hlt-hhiiller. S.cerl
IIlo hltR ScociifAei. Nolan. Stolen buses
- rti oono cr, Ilroi U.. Nolan, cu.w.
Left on bases Hon rdiile, 0, Hcianion l!
Struck out- Hy O'Oarn, ONM1I, by No
Ian, MeAmlrew, l)nff, Sherhol.. Uouble
plajB McAiuhew to rrur.. Fust on
eirnr.i lIon"Mlnle. 2, tli rnnton, 1. Klrst
on balls-Off O (Jura. J, off N !an. 0. lilt
by pitcher McAiulrtw. Marau, Nolan,
Wild throws-Mourn '.', Luprfii, l I'm.
plre Chin Ipb Zhiik. Time l.M. Hcorer
W H. Hughes
NATIONAL LEA0UE.
At Philadelphia- r.h,
fit. Louis 1200 1 2000-U ii o
Philadelphia 000410 0 00- I 3 1
Bolterlfs -Taylor and Olenunts: Plutt,
PuiHUI i.ml McFailund, Umpires Kms
1H i.nd I'eny.
Al Hon n- R.H.i:
rimlntwtl . . ..0 0 0020000-3 2
H' flou ... .1 2 1 2 1 0 0 2 - 9 H 4
batteries Hwjc l and Vaughn: Nlcholx
ml -Herman. I. niplie Cushman und
Heidlnr.
At New York-" " 11.11. U.
ChlcniM 0000000 3 9-3 4 1
New York 05 0 0 d 0 0 0 0-0 5 1
pntterlcs Or linth and Uotiohuc; lm
mcr mid Grady. I'mplres McDonald und
O'Hay.
At Urooklyn (1 Innlngii)- Hill!.
Cleveland . ...'.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .1 I 0-- r. I.! 1
IllooklMi 1 1 30 000 1 l-li 10 i
Pattetles -- MeAlllster and O'Connor;
Kennedy nritl Ityafi. I'mplres Swuit
wood und Wood.
At Iliilthiioic-- It II 11.
LoiiMllle 1001010 0 0-a J 'I
RiltlmoM 3 0 2 0 .1 J 1) -ll H I
llnttiles Howling -unci Snyder: M"
Jnmrs and Robinson. I'mylies anjder
nml Andrews.
At Washington- It ILL.
I'lttsbiug 00 0 oon i 2 0-:: .i 1
Washington 0 0 ' 1 0 0 1 0 0- 2 5
Haiti rlpf--T iraiehlll nml Hcbtlvei, Mir
cer, Swnlni and McUiliii. t'mphe
Lvnch urd Conuolh.
EASTERN LKAliUE.
ai .Montieal-OO Innings)-- It. 11. 11.
Pruvlileiii e . ... 1 11 2 ' 1 0 0 0 1 1- S 10 1
Montreal 11 1 1 1 0 1 3 0 U-7 11 7
HattLiies Ituililerlnim and Leahy:
Soiidcrs and Juckllts,
At Huffalo- it.n.i:.
llufTalo 1 0 2 1 0 0 CO 1-11 U 2
Sruiusr 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 1 I S PI 1
lintteiier -Horton. llrown and Dlgglns;
K'isslngi r, Iliclcernnd Iluriell,
At Toronto- It.H H.
Totonto 0 0 1 0 I 0 1 I o-lj 1,-, 3
Spi Ingth Id . . 0 0 0 1 0 e 3 'J t S 3
li.itteilos -Williams and Duncan; raiou
and NlrlioN.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Heading- Heading s; Patron 0,
At Newiuk llaitloril, Si Newark, 2.
At Hlchiniiid Richmond, 7; l.'iucne
ter. 3
At Not folk Norrolk, ,i; Ulentovwi, &.
COLLEQE (JAiMES.
At l'hllailolphla-l'iiivcislty of Pennsyl
aula, j, Manliuttiin, '.',.
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
The Ilarlys accept the challenge of tho
Senatois, nf Cm lion street, tor a game of
ball June 12 at 2 o'clock shuip. Frank
Sl.uicri., man Igtl.
The Wnllii Wahs, of Providence, accept
tho elmllenge of the Tiivloi Reds fm a
fcunie of ball on Veiliu.d,i, .lime S, and
will lie nl Tailor at J. 15. PIcim- incut
es. .Limes Haswfll. manager.
The Walnut Stteet Stars challenge the
Rjttleis or Hull for June 12 on Halia
Head gtouml'i at 2 1 111. Please answer
soon In this p.ipei. T. (lolden cnptiiln.
The Rusittis, of the South rilde, necept
tlic challenge of the Senators, of I'arbon
stnel. foi June U on the Senators"
Kiounils at 2 M sharp. Mi el us ot the
itrounds. J Haht'i manager; .1. H.ukr,
c!i)taln.
The Kmlys elnllcnge the ModocUs tor
a game of ball Smnln. tune 1.'. on tlio
ilellcld gioei.ils at 2 rn ji. tu sliiui). lake
Laurel Hill i u nnd get o at Ash street
anil we will meet jou. Flank Slatluv.
ln,1M gel.
No 3'i schrol team would like to plav
a gaum with the No 10 stimol on the
Mf inlaw gioiinds Cutiitdn. June 111, at
10 TO ii. m. L psteln, captain.
Tin- Wist Fide llinwiis elmllenge the
Holfurd club, ot Piikxllie. tu n game of
ball June 12 at 3 10 p. in. shaip Answer
as quick as po-sihle Thomas, inanjser.
The West Side Hrowns defeated th"
Luki.wiireas hist Suud.i lo u score ot
21 to 20 Although the suae ran wry high
the game was hotlv contested In which
the lii.n h ttlng ot th Hrown was the
featuie. The leitteiles wile ns folli ws:
Hi owns. Halt Oliiham and Uavls; Li.cic
aw annas. CJrltl'n Oiiugh.in Colenian and
Ciimmlngs
The I1p.i.v lllttns. of C.ieen Ridge,
haw orciiiiUeil for the scimhi with the
folluwing plavem Anthony .Mavlie. e. ;
James O'Hura. p. Hicene Scluoeilei, p.;
Sdnev Hlls ss ; William L.ils, lb ;
Walter Cm 111, 2b.. Krtwnrd Manle. 31. :
J. J. O'Hora. if, Harry Oiattiin. cf.; Jo
seph O'llor.i. If. Thev are open for any
amateur teams In the iltv under 20 car,
the Sliders or the Alumnls of the West
Side, piefeired, tor Satiinl.u. June lis.
We will pla the Sliders on their own
grounds, the Alutnnls on om -. Hdwnrl
Manley, eiiptaln.
TRANSPORTS WANTED.
Philippines I xpcilitimi Delayed on
Vi'coiiut ol Lack of Troop ships.
San Francisco, June 7. Theie Is
much dissatisfaction in nimy i ircles
over the delay In stnitlng the thlid
expedition to Dewe's rebel Assist
ant Sectetary of War Melklejohn
comes In for ciltlclstn, It being i lunged
that he is trvlmr to handle the Cuban
i and Phllliplne expeditions to the dis
advantage of both, (ieneral jipiuu is
chafing under the delay und complains
ol the slowness with whbh ho Is be
ing supplied with ttanspmts.
In an Interview last night he said:
"The want of tiansports Is the cry
ing want of the pedltkin. Twenty
thousand men me to be sent to .Ma
nila The '.ealandla. Colon and china
will cany only about 2.D00. There ate
n,iv mi the v:iv npioss tilt TMnllle
2"00 troops, so iioii can easily see the
situation. I do not wish to tie under
stood as making any complaint of any
eiltlclsui of the war depai ttnent. I am
meiely making n statement of facts."
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TAMPA PXPEDITION.
I'mi j -six TrniiRporls Carry SO, 000
i eu Hn Itonlii lor Hnutitigo,
Chicago, June ".The Ilemtd has
the following from Its Washington cot
respondent this inoiulng
"I am able to state positively that
the last of the Ilifit expedition to Cuba
led Tampa lust night, foity-si tians
ports ciiirylng 2U.0U0 men with horses,
wapons. nrttllotj,, siege guns and all
necessarj eiiiiuii cits and supplies for
a campaign of sl months ilemral
Shaltet in In enmuiiind It will take
them about sevnn diis to get around
to Santiago de Cuba.
The scouts fiotu the Heel icort that
the southern coast of Cuba in the
llPlghboilinod of Santiago Is pt.f tletilly
free ftoin SpaniatdH and th-ie will
bo no Intel fei dice with the landing
ratty.
OREGON REPUBLICAN.
Consrroninii Toiibhii Ito-olrctcd y
j,0(IO llejnrlu.
Wnshlugton. June 7. Hespatehes re
celved this morning by Cnngiessmen
Tongue nnd Hills say that the Hepub
llcnns cat iled Oreson yesterday with
a tiemendous mujoilty. Tongue Is te
eleeted bv 2,000,
Moody Is elei led to succeed Kills by
a big vote, and the election will be nn
ovei whelming Republican victory,
ELECTRIC LIGHT ASSOCIATION.
Contention ol the Notional Orenu
liillon In '.blciigo.
Chicago, Juno 7. The twcnty-llrst
convention of the National Hlectrlc
Light nsosolutlon commenced a three
days' session nt the Audltmluni to
day. After a meeting of tho oxecutlvo
committee President Samuel Iniull. c-f
tho Chicago Hdlson company, delivered
his annual address.
Calvin W. Hlce, of Hiooklyn, lead ti
putter on "Cost of Clencratlnft and DIs
tilbutlng of n Hull or Electricity."
Following this papr there was n
gcnernl discussion of "prices nnd dis
counts for electric current nnd meth
ods of billing curt cut lo customers"
Among the notable vlsltots to thu con
vention Is Ptofessor Fil.tlcka. the ptln
clpal authority on electric lighting In
Japan.
MUSICIAN ARRESTED.
Philip OMInrru Cliurcoil Hlh tho
Heath ol Young Connolly.
Atlantic City, June 7. A muslclnn
giving the iintiie of Philip O'Muira was
attested at Somer's Point, this county,
this afternoon, charged with the mur
der of a boy named Connelly, w lm 1ms
been trivcllltnr with the musician.
The lad was lat seen In company
with the man jestcrdny afternoon und
nothing further was seen of the boy
until his body was found In tho woods
near Somer's Point, this afternoon,
coveted with leaves.
The mm del or stt angled the victim.
No cause for the murder can bo
learned. O'Mnrta maintains his Inno
cent e The totoner Is Investigating tho
case.
PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED.
Itiiltlinoro mid Ohio Hnginccr
Til till I v I ii in red.
Cm lo, Va , June 7. The east
bound passenger ttaln No 4, on the
Haltlmore mid Ohio ralhoad, due here
at 8 a, m., was derailed a quuitrr of
u mile weijt of this place last night.
Hnglneer Hnnway was fatally Injur
ed, Fireman fiiilllth, slightly, nnd two
tramps, Dan Heat don and Thomas
Petets had btoken leg. No pnssen
geis wne hint. The deiallnient was
caused by n lock being placed on the
Hack.
- .. -
Mirihiii'h t'niu CoiitlnuriL
Lancaster, June 7. Ralph Wlrebnch,
vho shot and killed D.nld H. Landls din
ing an eort of the latter to dispossess
Wlrehin k. was called up. lor ttlal todit ,
but nvlng to the absence of n maurlil
nitnisj, the ease wiih coiitlinn.d until tho
August term.
THE MARKETS.
Mull Mreel Hovli w
New York, June 7.-The stock maitcet
showed the same conlllctlng lendincies
lodii ns for si veiul d.is past but tne io
uctlotiiiry elenunt gained tlio uiper hand
during the ufternoim and elfeeted sharp
declines all thiongh the lib t. dislodging
epiite u large uimuiut of stock b wiping
out the mai sins on which It was held.
Theic was e ulte a lively commission
Initisc business at the opening which list
ed prices ot mini) stocks u small frac
tion The beiu s vlgniuusl attacked
I'nlon Paclllc piefcned. Peoples Has,
Louise llle and Kansas und Tcvis pic
ftneil, all of which wile dihen down be
tween 'j and 1 points. I'lu coniliiiu.tlon
plover Milneriilile to tttt.ee 1c and weak
ened the market at salient points The
lecovcij In the llnal hour was oer a
point In u numbei of unimportant cases.
Total soles of stocks weie 4"i7,400 shines.
ruruibhPil uy WILLIAM LINM AI.LKN
& CO.. stock Drokers, Meara building,
rcoms 70j-"u'.
Open- illgh- Low- Clos
ing, e-st est lug.
Am. Cot. Ool 21-H 21T 21-"i 21-
Am. Sug. Re'g Co ..llti8 )HJ H3i4 1U
Ateh . To. A. S. He . . i:. H1 I'-'i l"1.-
A , T. A- S. F Pr . 31"-, Ui 33 3P4
Am. Tobacco Co ....lirii W 10l4 101',
Am. Spirits 12 's L' , 12i J2'4
Am. Spirits, Pr ... 3.", ZV 22:14 3,V4
Halt. & Ohio I1U ls'4 19'fe 1'i'fi
Hrook. R. T 41'e 4Vj 41'4 45
1M Sltate lias 's 3'i .!'& 3'(,
Can. Southern VP 5Tj S28 J2"'i
N. J. Central nt', !T, 91'; !i'
Chic. t C. W 14 V U U'h
Chic, i; N. W 12-i W 12S US',
Chle., II .t Q 10V W: lOI'l, J01
Chicago Oas 10)U 10.!'i PU3, 10J4
Chic. Mil A; St. P. .101 101 HW lUOi4
Chle-.. R. I. A- P.. .AK luij 10.1S 1"'j
Clile, St. P. M. Ar O. 77 77 7" 77
C. C. C. A- St. I S'lV, 30 30 311,
N. Y.. L H. W .. It II II II
Oen. Llectrlc ?,',' SS 37'i oS1
Louis .t Nash EG" Si .Gi8 IP, "
Manhattan Hie .. .10.VS lO.'i'i 101 104S
M. K. A; Te., Pr .. ."rt 3'. 31 S'iS.
Mo. Pacllle R'l'i 'i X. 35,
Nat. Lend M", X 3", 3V4
N Y. Central ll'V, IHj'i 11 HO1
out. & West i,-i' ii;, i,v- r.i;
Ninth. Pacllle .. ..3iVH 30 2,'i, 30
Nor. Paclllc Pr .... 70"; 70'i C'i'8 Cn,
Paeltle Mall 2Um 30', 2!H, TO
Phil. & Read I'.n, 20", l' 20
Southern It. R .' 03s P'h !'4
Soul hem R. R . Pr . 321, 324 p,2i, 32'fc
Tenn . C A- lion .... 211, ;-, ".-,i2 j-j
Texas tz Paclllc .. 12 ' 12'.. 12 12
I'nlon Pae., 1st Pr . U '.2 m3, uv,
V. S Rubber . .. . 20 20 20 20
l" S. Leilher Pr . OVj UV3 fil .1
Wabash. J'l 2'i', 20U 20 .in,
West. I'liion !H '.'.' 01' i Ml,
W. A-. L. H 2 2 1 2',
w. a l. i: it io io io 'u
Met. Traction Co . .HJJ'i Pj2'2 101 101
Clics. & Ohi. 23ii 21 2.1' i 23
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE.
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WIIfiAT. lug. est. est. Ing.
July S1 S7 p, if,
Septemhor 71 "G'i 74 75
CORN.
July 31 32 31 11
September 32 33 32 32
OATS.
Julv 22 21 22 23
September 19 2U1, 19', 2J
PORK.
Julv 1013 1027 10.10 1020
September 10 22 10.15 10 22 10.1"
LAKH.
Jul 3 SO 592 ilSI C 90
September 0.00 Uu2 5 95 5 97
Srtnnton llonrd ol Trndo Hxchaugo
(uotntions--All Quotations llu,cd
till l'ur of 100.
STOCKS. ' Uld. Asked.
Scrnnton & I'lttstcn Trac. Co. ... lu
Natlonut Hcilug & Drlll'g Co. ... bU
Fust Nuilieaal Hank &)
Clinhuisi Hculuvurd 1W
Sciantou Saliig Hank 22j
Sciuutun Packing Co 5
Lacn. lion At Sttel Co 30 ...
Thlid Natuniu Runic 233
Throop Novelty Mfe Co w
SLiaiilon Trac. Co is ...
Scinnton Axlu Woiks 75
Dlintf Hep- fc HP" llak ICi
Peck Luinbui Mfg Co U5 210
llconomy Light, Hi at & low-
cr Compain U
Scranton Illuinlnutlng, Heat
& Power Company Si
briauton I'oiglng Co luo
Traders Nat it mi I Hank 130 IV)
Laika. Lutnbci Co , 150
Lack. Tiuat A- Safe Deri. Co .. UO
Mooslo Mfj'Jiitalii Coal Co HI
BONDS.
Scranton Pcsa. Railway, first
mortgage, duo 1920
People's Street Hallway, llrut
mortgage, duo 191&
People's Street Railway, Gen.
era! muiUuge, duo 1921
Dickson Manufactuilnt: Co ...
Lucku. Township School 5,,
City of Siranton St. Imp, l..
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axlo Works
US ...
115 ...
115 ...
100
... 10J
... h2
III tsl
... 100
Now York Produce Market.
New York, Mune 7, Flout Quiet und
lower to tell. Wheat Spot easy: No, 2
THE TRIBONE'S OPPORTUNITY
OA7E
INSERTION
t
A WORD.
or Help
FOR RENT
FOR HILTFl'R.'ISIlJ:i) IIOISH, 1020
Plllc street, iiiiHon.ililo terms. Ap
PU on pienilses or to Robert Peck, uttoi
ncy. Houni ot Tiudu Hulldlng.
FRONT ROOJllFoR RHNt'AT ISTTFl
berry street.
I'or nnNoNu-H a lp "or HoFi'lL i-l
house; modem Imrr01t.11n.nt11, 712
INorth Main avenue
l'OR HUNT-9-ROi ijiTu)" HoTs'iV MOD
ern Initiroveuieiits. No 511 Qulncj ue
nue; for pattleulurs Ingulte Mrs. Dr.
nardiier, No. f,nj ijulncj uvciiue
I'OR RUNT - NMCI1LY FCItNISniiD
flout and side room 529 Aduins uve.
I'or 1 1 1 lntdTTs k"room "or SIIARH
of unices secend Moor front, Coul Ln
cliange. i'n at room 13.
l'OR RL'NTsT:i'OND FLOOR, '01
Qulncy
HOUSn FOR RLNT-40J WYOMING
, nveniie. Applv to F. It. demons,
ijliip Rldgo Cnal CoTipany's olucc, Mcars
tiuildlr.
itARN FOR RKNT-W; JIAIIOK COURT.
Apply to F. H demons, Hlue Rldga
Coal Company's ofhee. Meirs P.ulldlng
FOR SALE
llORSKS FOR SALH AT 113 PLNN
uilille. tit cell Ridge
FOR SALi:-ONn 20-HORSH POWHH
holler, as good os new. TUB WHS
TON MILL CO.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PARTNER WANTHD WITH AUOU1
HO.000. Established business. Will
bear Investigation. Largo pronts. Safe
Investment For Interview uddress If. O.
iiox 371, Scraaton, Pa.
LEGAL
HSTATH OF JOSLPH M. ROILS, LATH
of the Clt ot s-eralitou, Lackuwanni
counti , eke e used
Letteis of iidmlnlHtratlon halng 'noeu
gianted to the undirs j,iud, all persons
haxlng , lilms 01 di m.inds ucalnst lh
salil estoto will piisint them for puj
nient. and those Indi bted then to will
please make Immediate pii.ment to
IIIIMtV M ROILS, Adinliilstiutor.
CI1AS. H. WHLLHS Scr.inion, Pa.
Atorncy for Hst.ite.
NOTICE IS HKRKHY OIVHN THAT
pursuant to a resolution pissed by
the boa id of directors of the Lackawanna
Telephone Comp.inj, a meeting eit iho
stockholders of said rompnnv is entlnl,
und will be held ut the s del eompany's
chief ollire or place of business. No. 42J
Lackawanna acenin in the city of Scran
ton. countj of Lackawanna, und state ef
lVnnslunlu on the thirtieth day of
June A D 1 Si3. nt tlnee o cloe k p m,
foi the purpose of tuklng action on tho
upproal or disapproval of the pioposfd
lncreaso of the capital stock of said com
pany trom ten thoiwnml dollars to one
hundred thousand dollais.
UHOKOH S HORN, Secictary.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
FOR SALH THAT F.LLCANT, SFI5
ftantlal and modem I'ommerclal
Hulldlng now occupied by Samter il.os.,
corner Laekiiwiiiia and Peiin avenues
This property must tie sold, and Is m mv
h. mils for tliat purpose It Is n chain e of
a lite time, uncle utiledlj one of the best
locations In the eltj, clut will constantly
increase In alue It can be beitght upon
a basis of Its piesent rental income, re
giitilless of Its piospeetle iilue I want
to sill It and sell It eiuitk For partlcti
hii address at 015 N Ninth street, St.
Louis Mo MACRR't: LEVY.
PASTURING.
GOOD PASTI'RE FOR IldRSES ONE
doll.u per week. Arju How en. Spring
Brook, Pa.
SCALP TREATMENT.
'VVVN-WVv
w wv
MRS. L T KELLER, SCALP TREAT
ment, 50c ; shampooing, 50c, fuclal
massage, manlcuilng, 25c, chliopody. 701
Qulnc,
HELP WANTED
MAN OR LADY OP (JOOD AJDHESS
to truel and ut point agents fli) per
month and expenses P. V. ZIEC1I.ER &
CO., 220 Locust St. Philadelphia.
red, $1 10, f, o. b., afloat, e-cport grudi ,
options wmk nnd closed ln2';c lower.
No. 2 red, Jul), clnsfd y2',c. ; Septem
ber, 7?e , Deeemljti. 77c, Coin Spot
stcnd ; No. 2. "S7e . f. 11. b., afloat, op
tions eas, eloslng ii'si. lower, Julv,
elosejl 3iic ; Septeber 37c, December,
Si'ic Oats-Spot ipilet; No. 2, .Ji'sc, No.
2 white, 32o ; No. 2 white, 31c. ; options
dull and easy under liquidation, dosed
e. lower: Jul. closed 2Jc Uutter
Western 1 rennet). l.!'aire. , do liutor),
JUal2'se. ; Elglns. ir,e. , Imitation eiennierv,
r.'alle. ; state dairy, 12'.al1'i..c. , elo. cieum.
ci), H'.-nPIe. Eggs Film, state and
Pennslanla. 12nl.'c; western fits'i,
ll'tal.'c.
( hic.ico Produce Jlnikct.
Chicago, June 7. Liquidation b) longs,
shaip hunks in the Lhcipnol m,iiet
and weather conditions caused depres
sion In wheat todaf. Julv closed with a
loss of 2e and spot 'sao. Corn gained
c. Oats lost c Polk left off 15c. low
er. Laid and ribs ore down 5a2'ie. t
speetUely Cash quotatloiiH were us fol
lows: FI11111 Dull und neglected; Nu. 2
spring wheat tl.uO.il 05, No. 3. iJcatlOO:
No 2 ted ll.uo: No 2 coin 31 , No ".
:ellow, :i2o32i,e. ' No. 2 oats, Sln2le ; No.
2 com 31c : No. 2 )ellow. .!.'a3.'e. , No.
2 oats, 21a2l'c ; No. 2 white 2c. ; No. "3
white, 27c. i No. 2 rye. 47c; No. 2 barley,
33u)0c; No 1 lle seed. $119, new, $1 la,
prime tltuothc seed. J2s0: mess pork $1" 10
nlO.JiJ, bud, 1S7'iii.l'.'. shout t ilbs. sides,
loose, t3.r,(Ja5.f,3, salted vlioulders, hnxml,
M,i3.21: shott clear sides, boxed, $r,aii.:u;
whisky, iiuihangid.
t hicipo I, lie Stnrl..
Chicago June 7 -Cattle In small sup
ply. Prlci s stev: medium steei $41511
5. sloekerj ami feeders, tin,"; cows an 1
hellers, t! 10.i4.feO cumins, 525nu3.il;
Texas stcr. s, $3.1iial73. Ilogs-A shado
lower: fair to cholci $IU1a4.3.1; packers
$1.3al05: hull hi is, ?t.93al2e. mixed, fi.'Ki
ll4.Hi; pigs. t2.70a'l S5 Sheep- Aitlo mid
higher, natlw sheep. JJalsn, Texiinc,
$l10a1.75; ellppid lambs, Ha5.'i3; spilug
lambs, H.75,i0.ro. Receipts-Cattle. J.lirt
heuil: hogj. ib.() head, nhcrp, H.HXl head.
Oil Hurl, el.
Oil City. Po Juno 7.- Credit balances,
S.7c: certlllcutes. cash, "lortil ST'jC. bid;
inles. 5.W) barrels at 7l3c; runs, 101,050
bands.
THE BELFAST RIOTS.
I(:i Pollei'iiiuti ami 100 Civilians In
jured Ycxtcrdut .
HelfuHt, June 7 All Is qul'-t here to
c'uy and the tronpn were wi.hdinwn
II Is morning. HurliiB the nntin,: yes
tonlny 103 policemen were liilurcd and
nioiH than 100 Chilians, weivj Ucutid
at the hospitals,
A lonewul of Ihe dUtutVanw? this
pvcnlns is feartui
Al'Ol'ULAtt CLKAUINd UOUSH for tho ISciicMt ol All Who Have Hotitc3
Heal Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Want
..-- -..-j. -- -
'Ihese Small Advertisements Cost
Cents a Word Kxccpt Situations Wanted,
AGENTS WANTED
AHENTS ANTED-MCRAT HALL
stead's (It eat Wnr Hook, "Our Coiin
tt) In War. ' All about Annies, Navies,
Coast Defences. Mnlne Disaster. Cuba,
ur with Spain, and lelutlons with For
eign Nations Ncarl 00J pages All wrlt
Jni since .Maine Dlsastci Magnlllcent Il
lustrations. Agents making HO to J39 per
day. rso ex'prrlenee necessarv. Most .111
cnil terms guaranteed. 20 days' rredr.
prlco low. fieight paid, lltendsome outllt
flee. Send 1 two-eer.t stamps to pa) post
age. Educational t'nlon, 321 IJcuiliorn
stiect. Chlcugo.
TO EXCHANGE.
A OENTLEMAN WOl'LD LIKE TO EN
cbango 11 line horse and buggy for 11
good upright p.uno. Address, stating
makcis' name, lio 30. Tilbune olllce.
CHIROPODIST
CORNS, Dl'NIONS AND INGnOWINO
nails cured without tho least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advlca
given tree E. M. 11ET.EL, Chiropo
dist. 330 Lackawanna avenue. Ladies at
tended at their residence If desired.
Charges moderate.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B BRIOGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. BRIGOS, Proprietor.
Leuvo orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elckcs' drug store, corner Aduins und
Mulberry. Tclcphono CtMO.
EDUCATIONAL.
KERLE SCHOOL I'OR GIRLS. SYRA
cusp, N. Y I'nder the supervision of
Bishop Huntington. Twenty-eighth school
year begins Thursday. September 15, ISM.
Apply to Miss Mary J. Jackson.
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF T1IK BOARD OF COMMIS
SIONERS OP PUBLIC GROUNDS
AND BUILDINGS.
DANIEL H. HASTINGS,
Governor.
J. O. DELANEY,
Supeilntcndent.
L. G. M'CAl LEY,
Auditor-General.
JAMES A. BEACOM,
State Ticasurci.
PROPOSALS FOr"f7'RNISHING STA
tloner), Fuel und othei Supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and
tho laws of the Commonwealth of Penn
s) lvanlu. wo hereby Invite simIlcI pm
posnls, at price? belov. maximum tates
tixed In schedules, to furnish stutionery.
tuel and other supplies J01 the eveiul
departments of the State Government,
und foi muklng 1 epulis In the several de
pai Uneiits and foi tho distribution of the
public documents, for the )cur ending
tho tlrst Tuesdii) of June A D. lSOle.
Soporuto proposals will be received and
sepaiute contracts awuided us unuounced
In said schedules. Each proposal musl
bo accompanied b a bond, with ut le.ist
two sureties or ono tuuet) compaii), ap
proved bv a Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleus of the county In which the per
son or poisons making such proposal may
reside conditioned for tho fuithtul per
formance of the contiuct, and uddtessuel
nnd del'vered to the Hoard of Conimls
sloneis of Public Grounds nnd Buildings
before twelve- o'clock M., of Tuesday, the
7th da) of June A D 1V"S, ut which ttmft
the proposals will be opened and pub
lished, In the Reception Room ot the Ex
ecutlve Department at Iluirlsbuig, and
conttaits awurded us soon theieafter as
practicable
Blank bonds and schedules containing
nil necessary Information can bo ob
tained nt this Department.
J. C. DELANEY.
For tho Board of Commissioner of
Public Grounds and Buildings.
SITUATIONS WANTED
LADY WOl'LD LIKE SOME CAN
vusslng to elo. Address A. W., Trib
une ollke.
SlTl'ATION WANTED-BY A YOl'NO
lad) as ofllee assistant, has had three.
) ears' expnlenci", and Is fullv compe
tent to till utiy position; can turnlsh A
No 1 refeience from last emplo)er. Ad
dress I... !i22 Pine street.
YOl'NO MAN. 21. WANTS POSITION
us potter In hotel or gentleman's
place, understanding horses and indu
ing; refeience. Address It., 300 Pelin
avenue, clt).
SlTl'ATION WANTED-IN PLl'MBING
shop, some experience: or clerl' In
sture. Can give best ot reference". Ad
dress P. O Ho HI, P01 est Clt). Pa.
.SJTTATION WANTED - WASHING
lionlng or every kind of house 1 lean
lng by the da), 01 will take washing
home, would Lite otlle.es to clean Side
door, 420 l'runklln uveniie
SlTl'ATION WANTED-YOI'NG MAN
(24l seeks ouidnoi e inplov lueiit : co.
lectlng or dilvbig. G 11. ,1. G. t,.'3 Cedar
avenue
SlTl'ATION WANTED-TO GO OCT
tho llrst pari of the week washing and
Ironing done at home Call or nddiess
L. It , 3)1 North Sumner avenue.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
and tvpewilter w'she to multp u
change: tboiooghly eompeu nt nnd relia
ble, full knowledge of lio.ikkeeulng und
olllce work, tefeteiui' ttom prise nt em
ployees Aeldtess S II , Box 2S1. Scran
ton, Pa.
PROFESSIONAL
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Council Building, Scruuton.
E. L. WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE
reur of tW ashlngton uveniie.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT.
iii Spruce St., cor. Wash, ave., Scranton
FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT,
Prku Hulldlne. 120 Washington uvenue,
Scranton.
T. I LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' Natlinal Bank.
DENTISTO
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON I'lll
vato Hispltul, 1.01. Wjomlng und JSul
bei ry
DlT F L. M'OHAW, 305 HPRL'CE
street.
DR. H F. RHYNOLDS. OPP. P O.
DR. C C. LACRACII, US W)omlng avo.
WELCOME C. SNOVER. Jill Washing,
ton avenue, llouis 0 to 1 ind 2 to 1.
ocrecrins
BARRING & M'SWEENEY. COMMON
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser.
vice Agency.
PRINTING
THE TRIBFNE PUBLISHING CO.,
North Washington nvonue Llnotypu
Composition of all kinds quickly done.
Facilities unsurpitscd In this region.
WIRC SCREENS
JOS. KUETTEL, REAR 511 LAClvA
wpnnu nvenue, Scruuton, Pa,, munutac
tuirr of Wlro Screens,
-. --.-,.--.. .n, .,..,, .......
One Cent u Word. Six Insertion
Which Are Inserted Tree
LAWYERS
FRANK H. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor -at - Luw. lluir buildings,
rooms n und II, Washington avenue.
OKELL A- OKLLL, ATTORNEYS. 5 TO
11 Coul Exchange building, Scranlon
wi i.F.arlTVarrlnknapi', AT-
torncyB und Coutuellrirs-ut-Law. Re
publican building, Wushliigion uvenue,
(lautoti, I'ii.
JAMES II TORREV, ATTORNEY AND
Couiiscllor-at-Luw Rooms 41J und 111
lommonwculih Building.
JESHFP A. JFSSFP," ATTORNEYS AND
j-uunsciiois-ut-Luw. Coinmonweaiin
building, Washington avenue.
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND
Attorneys and Counsellors. Common
wealth building. Rooms 1, 20 and LI.
JAMES W. OAKPoTIdATORNEY- Vl"
Ltiw Rooms 511, 515 und 61G, Board ot
I'r.lib building.
D. H. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
nepotlutcil on real estate r.eciulty
Clears building, coiiur Washington ave
nue and Spiuce street.
B. F. KILLAM, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
ii Cotntnonvvealth bldg, Scruntop, Pa.
JAS J. H HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-iit-Lnw,
301 Commonvveallli building,
Scranton,
EDWA RD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY,
Rooms T01-00I, nth lloor, Mcutr bldg.
JOSEPH JEFFREYS. ATTORNEY-AT-'AlV,
7 and 8 Burr building.
H- A. WATRFS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
4... Lnckavar.na ave. Scranton, Pa.
C. R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Commonwealth building. Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON vTl7cOX, TRADERS'
National Bank building.
C. COJIEGYS. 121 SPRl'CE STREET
A W. HHRTHOLF. Att).. Mears Bldn
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE
to thu Scranton Private Hospital, cor
ner W)omlng Ave. and Muibeny St.
Telephone: Day cull, 6.113, night call, 413.
DR. C. L. FREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank bldg. 122 W)omiiir avenue.
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D., HOME
opathlst. No. 226 Adamy avenue.
DR. A. TRAFOLD, SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, comer W)oming
avenue und Spruco street, Scranton.
Olllco hours, Thursday and Saturdays,
9 n. m. to G p.m.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 312 NORTH WAS1I
lngton uvenue
DP. L M GATES, ROOMS 2(17 AND 203
Board of Ti.ide building Olllco bonis,
8 to 9 a m , 2 to 3 nnd 7 to 8 p. m. Resi
dence SOi Madlsnn avenue.
DR C L TREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Fitting nnd Fat P.educ
iiOIi 0'"'-o telephone 13C3. Hours :10 to
12, 2 to I, 7 to 0.
Dll B,'.W I-'AMOHEAI'X. OFFICE 3,"s
AVnshlnglon nveinie. Residence, Ills,
Mulbeiry Chronlr diseases, longs
heart, kldnrvs and g nito-urlnarv or
guns a special). Hours 1 to 4 p. m
W. C ROOK. VKTERINAI'.Y SCR
5eon'.. J'orcs. Cattle and Dogs ticnted
Hospital. 124 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2072.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANK-
I'll avenue. Rutes leasonabie.
P- 5JIEGLER. Pioprletor.
SCRANTON IIOI'SE. NEAR D.. L. & W.
passenger depot. Condueted on tho Eu.
10pe.u1 plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA,
Scranton, 1'a. Courses prcpuiator) to
college, luw, mcdlclno or business Oins
September 13 Send for catalogue. Ruv
Thomas M. Cann, LL. D. Walter H
MIDWIFE
MRS. GABLE. GRADUATE WIDWIFE
151S Washbern street, Setanton. En
gagements solicited Rooms und best
attendance for a limited number of pa
tients. SEEDS
G. R. CLARK & CO.. SEEDMEN AND
Nursei)iuen; store 115 Washington uve
nue; green house, 130 Noith Main ave
nue; store telephone. 7fc2.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE ISL
nuds. Greatest Naval Battle. Saoes
nil blevvn to pieces und landed In Net
tlcton's Shue Store. Washington nvenue
Ludles' line Button shoes, uisset and
dongola. cost $2 'M, at $ i'i, ladles' hue
$100 shoes for 9sc Ladles Ovtonls, cost
tl 5U, for 70c Men's CI') calf und rus
set shoes for $1.49. tt 00 shoes fui ji.'ij, etc
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-JIFSIC FOR
balls plcnlcb parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished. For
tciiiis nddiess R. J. Bauer, conductor.
117 W)omlnS uvenue, over Hulbert'd
music btore.
MEGARGEK BROTHERS, PRINTER'S'
supplies, envelopes. pair bags, twine
Wr-rehouse -:0 WoshliiRton avenue.
Scranton. 1'a
RALR0A0 TIME TABLES
Central Railroad ot' New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,)
muttons In New York Foot of Liberty
atfeet, N? It .and South Feiry Whitehall
UtAnthrnclto coal used exclusively, (taur
ine cleanliness und comfort.
TLMll TABLE IN ElM'ECT MAY 11 11
'rrntiiH leuvo Strantoii for Plttston
wtllcoH-U.ine etc., ut i X lu.li) a 111 . 1 20,
,".! S) 7,10 p. m. Sunda)s, 9.00 a. m.
1 m ii." 7 10 p. in.
For Lakewood und Atlantic Cltj, S30
n'ri?r New York, Newark and Elizabeth,
s"?0 (expressi a. in , I JO texpier-si, 3 2U le
ii'iessl P 111 Sundu), 2.15 P m Train
leaving 1-20 P ni nrtlvesat Pliiladelidila
ltr.idlns T'eiinlnul, 7.03 p. in. und New
York 7 05 p 111
For Maueh Chunk. Allentown, Bothlo
hem Easton and Phlludeipiiiu, b.30 u. in .
1 "0, 3.20 p. m Sundays. 2.13 p. m.
For Baltlmoro nnd Washington nrd
nolnts South and West via Bothlehem,
I tin in 1 -11 P in, Suudavs. 21,', p 111
For Lous Branch, Otcun Grove, etc, at
bxu u 111 and 1 20 p. in
For Rending. Lohanon and Harrlsbutg,
via AlUntov.n, s 30 a 1,1., 1 2y p. m. Sun.
day 2.13 iv m
I'or Pottsville. 8.30 a. in.. 1 20 p. m.
RetuililliB. I. M?w orU.tMi of Lib.
crty btuot. North River, at 4 Ou mo eex.
press! u in . I 30 lexpicss) p. m. Sundiv,
1 Leavo' Now Yolk, South For.-y, foot
Whitehall stieet. ut 0 0s a. m . 1 JS p m
Passengers airlvlug or departing fnini
lids leuiilnal can eouijei t under cover
with nil tho elevoiod railroads, Hro.idnu)
cablo cuts, and ferrleB to Brooklyn and
fc'tulen Islund, making cjulck transfer to
und fiom Giund Central Depot nnd Long
Island Rullroad
Leavo Philadelphia. Rending Teimlnal,
p.2t n. m . 2.00 p. m. Sunday, 0.13 a 111
Thiough tickets to all p l.itu ut lowest
fate may bo had on application In ad
vance to the ticket narent nt the station.
II. P. BALDWIN. Oen. Pass. Ast.
J. II. OLIIAUSEN. Gen, Suat,
BOREflU
SIX
INSERTIONS
A WORD.
to Kent.
Situations
ns
for
live
Schedule In IHfcct Nov. aB, 1B97,
Trains Leavo Wilkos-Darro as FoU
lows:
7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury
HarrlsburR, Philadelphia, Baltl.
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazlotort,
Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, HarrlsburR, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burp; and tho Wost.
3.12 p. m , dally, for Sunbury, Harris
burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and Pittsburg and
tho West.
G.00 p. m., wook days, for Hazloton
and Pottsvllts.
J. P.. WOOD, Clcn'l Pa Azent.
J, II HUTCHINSON, tlencral Manager.
Del., I.nclta. and Western.
Effect Monday, Nov, 21, 1S37.
Trains leavo Scranton as follows. Ex
press for New York and nil points East,
:.4i), 3 00, C 15, b 00 mid 1U.U3 a. m, , 12,55 and
2. xi p, m.
Express for Easton, Trenton. Philadel
phia and tho South, 5,15, 8.00 and 10.20 tu
u.. 12 55 and 3 31 p, m
Washington and way stntlons, 3.15 p. m.
Tnbvhannii uceomniodutlon, CIO p. m.
Express for Blngbumton, Oswego, EU
mini, Coining, Bath. Dansvllle, Mount
Morris and Buffalo. 12.1(1, 2.35, 9 00 a. m
and 1 5") p m , making close connections
nt Buffalo to all points In the Wost,
isorthvvest and Southwest.
Rlnghumton and way stations, 1.05 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5 15 p m,
Blnghumtoti and Elmlra express, F.5J
p in.
Express forUtlra nnd Rlchdeld Springs,
23 u. m , and 1 55 p m
Ithaca. 2')5. 9 00 a in, nnd 1 53 p. m.
For Northumberland, Plttston, Wilkes
Barre. Plymouth Hloomsburg nnd Dan
ville, making close connections at North
umbeiland for Wllllamsport. Harrlsburg,
Baltimore, Washington and tho South
Northumberland nnd Intermediate sta
tions, COO. 10.05 a. 11.., und 1.55 and COO p.
m.
Nnntlcoko nnd Intermediate stations,
SOS and 1110 a. m. Plymouth nnd Inter
mediate station', 3 35 and 8 50 p, m. For
Kingston, 12 45 p m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
Tor detailed Information, pocket time
tables etc.. nrply to M. L. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice. Delaware uti i Hudson.
On Monday. May 21, trains will leavo
Scranton us follows:
For Curbolidiilc b.20, 7.53. S55, 10.15 n.
111.. U 0U noon, 1.21, 2.20. 3 52, 5 25, 6 2o, 7.57,
U 15. 11 00 p. m , 1 10 a m.
For Alban), Suratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton. New England points, etc., C20 a. m ,
2 2u p m.
For Honesdnle 0 20, 8 55, 10.15 a. m.:
12 00 noon ; 2 20. 5 25 p. in.
For Wll.ccs-B.ine 0 13. 7.50. 3 45. 93S,
10 45 a in : 12 03, 1.25, 2.1S, 3 33, 4 27, CIO, 7.50,
10 2$, 11 30 p. m.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley R. R., 6.45 n m. 12 05, 1.25.
4 27 p. in (with Black Diamond Express),
11 '.0 p in
For Penns)lvanla R. R. polnt3 C45. 3.33
a. 111 ; 2 IS. 4 27.
For western nolnts via Lehlth Vnller
R. R, 7 5ii a. in., 12 US 3.3J (with Blaclc
Diamond Express). 10.28, 11,30 p m.
Trains will 1
airtvo ut Scranton as xbU
lows.
From Carbondalo and the north 6.43.
7.45, 8.40, 9 34, 10 40 a. m.; 12 00 noon; 1.20,
2 13 3 2". 4 21 5 15, 7 45. 10 25. 11 27 p m
Kiom Wllkcs-Barre and the south 0 '5,
7 50. 8.50, 111 10, 11.55 n 111. , 1.10. 2 14. 3 43.
5 20 C 21. 7 53. 0 C5. 10 05 p. m ; 1 13 a m.
Complete Information "-eBardlng rates
to ull points In tho United States and
Canada mav bo obtained at tho ticket of
fice in tho dpot
Special nttentlon given to Western nnd
South' rn resort ouslness
J. W BlTRniCK. G P. A . Alhany, N. Y.
H. W CROSl. D P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli
ness anJ Cointurt.
In Effect Jill) 15, 1S9S.
TRATNS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and New York via D.
& II II. R ' . ut '. 13 a. 111 . and U 05, 2.1F. 4 27
(Black Dlamjnd Emu ess) and 11.30 p. m.
For Plttston and Wllkes-Uarre via D ,
L. & W. R. K., C.UO, 11.10 a. in., 1.G3, 3.35,
C For' Whlto Haven, Harleton. Pottsville,
nnd principal potnU in tho coal region
via ll 1 AY 1 1 R K , 0 45, 2 IS and 4 27 p. m.
P For Bethlehem. Easton, Reading. Har
riiinirir and principal Intermediate sta
tonsviaD iH R R-. 0 45 a in.. 12 03,
2K 4 27 (Black Diamond Express), 11.30
'' For Tunknannock, Townr.da. Elmlra,
Ithaca Geneva und principal Intcrmedt
n0as?aHo,,s via D. L & W. R. R.. 3.0S
,, m n 43 and J.uj P m.
Cor Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Nine
, i'niiM Chicago nnd all points west vli
lift 1 11. R , 12 05. 3 33 (Black Diamond
VMiress) 10 28 nnd 11 30 p m
Pullman oarlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
Viillev u irloi cars on all trains botweou
Vi kes-Barre and New Y'ork, Philadel
phia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge,
pnia. iim a l( w,Lnl n Gen Supti
CILNS S. LLK. Pass Agt . 20 Cortlandt
ntreet. New rk
AW NONEMACHER, Division Pass
enger Agent, South Bethlehem. Pa
r.rJe nn.l Wyoiulin; Valley.
IV EFFECT JUNE 1ST HO?
Leave S. uinun for Hnwhv ..nil points
east on 01 via Erie R R . at ' 00 a mJU
i.-.tm T ., i. n rlnl nt
I 111 llll'l - -s I' " l "' -""" .."
Aiilvi it hit 1 11 ton fiom abovo poln a
lt 1 1; ., ni 11. p m end 0 33 p. m.
i'1,1111 L. ' Ail! I "t 7 4,1 p m
SCK.WTON DIVISIO.
vIn rffect nccemlier 19fli, 1807.
Uorth lJuiiud. south ISouud.
1201 1 . I i
ly BtMlOM .J g
C S iTralns Dally. Ex- 3 i
12 1 ccpt sumiii) ) 1 B a
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All trains run dally except eimday.
I sijiiiius that trains stop on signal for pas
Mngors r-ecuro rates via Ontario & Western before
purchasing tickets and save money. Day ard
Hlgnt HvpressiotUe West,
J.O.Andctson, Oen. r&u Agt.
T. rutoroft, Dlv, i'as4, AEt. bor'nton. P.