THJ3 SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1898. I i THE RUSH TO AID ADMIRAL DEWEY General Mcrrllt Receives Orders Irom Washington. mi: transport xealanher was TO llAVK SAILED TOByW. I.L l' cofli not iik made heaijy. camp merhitt to be aran-boned-all thi: 'i hoops rR Ma nila to m: removed to, tiii: PRESIDIO - IDAHO VOl.l NTEHRS TO FORM PART OP THE SECOND EXPEDITION. San riftllili'co, .Hltio 10.-.liciieial MoiiJU Iiuh reiehed oirjci limn Wnsli Insion ti iuh unlets ppiialiiirur to the dispatch nf I ho sei'mul tlotnclimotil cf troops ti the Philippines. A detail uf NeblHe!n ti ."ip." has taliCti fli.irp's of tliu steamship .Morgan City, Piovl id on "4 ami aininunHlnli huvu been or deted on bo.ud this China. Colon ami .oalulidhi. ' nulois weie f"i th Xenlaii'lln to -all mdny. hut It doe nut 'cc-eni po.sdl1o fni hci to sot uwa No tliuo has Iiuen p for the i-.iliint; rif ihf tiunspoits thru run he i riled on a definite. The etenindiips Scnutui. Cit.v of I'uehlo und Queen will Mimtly hi iiiaili loiidy 10 lei'Cl0 ItOOpH. (ipliuinl Moirlsini. oniiiuindlns the riepuitmout "f California, has Dually decided to abandon Camp .Men lit and place nil tlin soldlus In camp on the I'ieItlio reservation. Th.U move wisf found iiptos'j'iiry for smiiltni'v reasons. Camp Merlin Is without drainage nnd many saloons Ivivp xpiiiiik up all ."lound It. TIip city 1. men tunning thiouch It cannot he lued. and hip usually thronged with civilian All that can he teiiiodied with the camp on government land. The Tow a NMlurilociM will teach Hip city today. They ni lived at Oakland MiiIp last night, hut did nut cross the bay. While passing thidiigh the desert in Nevada a uir lontaluliig soldi is fintn Iowa entight llic and the snhlleis lost all their clothe. Hoveia! of them were burned s-evi'ioly about the head. PAY VI' TO Jl'I.V. Colonel McCluie, chief puyifiastei, has been Instructed to pay off tip to July I all tinops now concenlialed help as soon n possible tlenornl Otis has in deled thp Idaho oluntpeis to Join the second Manila expedition, which will Mill In a few day." A coips of engineers will also be added to the expeditionary foice. The field jams of the I'tuh battery will be moved to the ships. One pun on each ship will be installed on deck for the purpose of defense. Il will not be leinoved fioin Its wheeled can lace. but will he staed and buffeted to pie- eut the roll fioin pitching it about the decks. An lie machine jlth a capacity of two nnd one-half tons a day i to be sent to Manila In a few da.s in chat Re of thiee competent machinist", Uov eminent ofllceis hae Inspected the Pacific Mall coinpan's Meamshlp Relgie. and she nia be chaiteied for the loinpjancp of tiociis, Che.enne, Vo, June 10 The Alger light aitlllery of the Wyoming Na tional Huard. consisting of 125 men hnvo received h telegram fioin Senator AVnnen that an oulei has wri Issued diiectlng the batteiy to piepaio to hao at once for San Kianclsco. It will -so with Oenetal Menltt to Man ila. Los Angeles. Cal . June la The t ps en toutc fiom New Orleans to an Kiancisco pas-orl tliimigh l.os Angeles late last niciit In nil Hie... wSre 'ifi soldleis. who weie supplied at Jie depot with lunch nnd boquetn. HUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE. All Incliptrics leel mi Uplifting In ' ) (1 nonce. New Voik, .lime in P., f! Dun l Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade will say toiu'onow : The cei taint v that the Spanish At lantic lleet Is Imprisoned and power less to do haim has ln;ued to make the tone of the markets moio innll dent. Hvei.v step of pingiess dining the week which nas looked tow aid an Paill termination of thp .tiiiireln has neei tciieetecl in the maihet und in lower rales for nionei. All Industties have tel. the lipiltiing inlluencp. In fliHinces the Rtoulnc anxiety lo lend, even on Inns cxliangp at low tnles In nlaeo jf shinmr.ts. .if n.il.l t,. il,i countty. beulns to assimilate a strong rtPlIt In f.'ivcu if the United Stall . Last week Atlantic .wheat pxpmts flour Inclutifd. weie 1,20i5,29l hushela against 1.03 in; l.m ear, nnd Pacific pxpni'ts ucie 2,'3,2l:. asalnst lj.1,212 hiht ear, nnJ it is (lli to the end of the sensjn. Over 210.000.000 bushels of whea. have nlieadi been ex-potted and alnioM SOOOirt.nan 'mshels of coin. 4. 134.SJO liMhhels lii'iiug the past week against 1 4",0S1 last (Ui lion und rteel nrnduetion ias declined because several establi'dinvnts have stopped N'o matter hr.w vc.lnt or f. 111, ( log thi pain ih RhfiiniiH" Bedrlddm In lirm 1 'ripple .1 . ncis NouralRic or pKMtratcd Willi ilint or j- ina.v suffir. Iadwa5 Head Relief Win Alforct Instant Rellelanl Lose. NEVER FAILS! Cures and rrevenU Colds, Cousin, bore riirqat. Influenza, Swell, ing nf the Joint, l.umbagn, Rheuma. tlim, Ncuralsla, lleadaclie, Tooth ache, slhnu, niincLLT imuATiiisn. Radwa' Read Itellel Is a bure Cure lor IrveryPaln, Sprain, Bruises, Paint In the Hack. Chest or Limbs A half to n le.n-pi.' 1,1111 in half 11 nimb ler id vv.u 1 will In a f.vv 111I1111I1H cine Ciamps spiKiii Sinn Muniuti) 11, m. bum N ivoiikiik- si oli sstirhM, Shk Headio lie Dlurilii.c Ijvscnterv, Cullc, Flatiilenc and nil intiin.il pains. MALARIA CHILLS AND riJVI!R. IT.VIiR AM) Atllli: CONQUERUII R Kot .. H.VAY'S KBADY Rlil.lHI nes Hie patient eiied w.th , loit If prnple exposed tn II in 1 11 'i is will meiv mom. 1 1- 'i 0 '" d tuko twenty 01 .I 11;. ad Rfllcf in a the 11 1 ' ihl - -i Il I - I'l 1 I'll .I'l. ill vv u tiNcker. 1 11 o iiink It, and cat, a h ' V. Il l llpC UtlHC l.s ."bmd b nil ' sl'-. 5ic, a bottle. '.i"i i . u., jj K -n t 1 New York. for lepalrs. Yet the weekly output June 1 was m.'lW tons uruIiirI 234.161 for May 1 with the uaold stocltg, which elect enned 1S.14J tons durliiR the month, ludlrntc u comuinpllon weekly of 233, S7B toni itRil'iM. 'Il'SUfc In April, so tlint the flbient linn luuinals me In prior In (Myitis? that thp apparent ion sumption do? not keep pace with the pioductlon nf l.ooo.ftso tons monthly. Ilastern tuaikciK hip much more em harirtssed, r.s bpfoti. while thp western nio ciowilcd heiord till piecedent. Hut pi Ices are not chniiRliiR In either direc tion, und the limpet t for the mnnii factute Is as unsatisfactory in could hp p.iected with great prosiiccta for the wet. The woolen'nianufactureis aie buy Ins no wool andthc sales nt the tliire clilef mntkets duililR the past week weie only 2,.H9,Sfli) pounds njialnst I.- ..ST'i.TuO In lsn.'. Hut the demand for Roods piop flonuwhat better In many directions than was expected, the gov ernment leiiulieinents hnvliiR com ppllrd some ninniifnetuierH to buy somewhat lainely of Riades of wool which l hey have not expected to if. nulie. Falluies foi the week have been 20:! In the United Htutes nRalnst 20.' last itar. BASE BALL. NATIONAL LEAQUE. StnndlnB ol the Cluln. W. Per. .cvt .Wi ,r. ..':i ,.i!2 .in .!.. A'r .in .am I f'lncliipatl Ckweland i lloston I Italtlniore Chitaso New fjik a 2t l'ittsluirR Philadelphia Hronklyn VnhliiKloti SI. l.ouls I.iiiiIhvIIIo At Phllaclclphla- IS IK II Jl 2S lt.n.i St. l.ouls .0 o i) i) n 2 i !i J IMilliideltillls UHilllUII 1 ItU 1 11 1 llHtteile l.sper nnd Clements; Oilh diiO l'l'hei. t'niiihe Unisllc. At Hoi ton It H.i:. Clliclniiall 00 2 00 0 002-4 J 1 Hoaiou oononaooo 3 d 1 Mallei ps-ian'!uari nnd riuifhli; Lewis and liorRcn. Unipiies-Cushnmu and llejdler. At Hieokl.vn . II. U.K. Cleveland I 1 I ii 0 1 0 "- Ml J Uiookl.vu ouooniooo-i S J U.itteiles yiii g and Khnmci : JCeuuedy and Han. Umpiics-Swaitwood unci Wood. At New YoiU It. II. C. Cldinmi n 2 2 nil 0iM- 7 b f. Npv Yolk 2 0 0 a 0 2 u 0 .'- (i , ,i Hatteiles iirlfllth and Donohne; Mcekin and Wainet. Umphes O'Uaj and Mc Donald, Al Halllmoie l.oiilsvllln Hnlttmore Hatterles Viavei k.h.i:. I 0 2 1 0 0 00 0 7 M 1 1 0 .'! n 1 u n 2 '10 12 :! and Suyilei ; liiiRhe and Itoblnsou. diews. Umplies Snvder and An- At Washington PlttslnirR ashhiRtoa . Hatlerles Klllen aus and McOulrc. Connoll.v. It.ll K. ooii i re (i n i u 12 i 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 ."i 12 S and llowetman. i:v -I'mplus l.jncli and EASTERN LEAGUE. At Monlieal- It 11 i: Spilnglleld 1 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 1-io ' ; Montnal ... . 2 1 0 o 0 1 0 r: i' I Hatteiles llenimlnir Korwln and Nlch el. Miner and .lacklits. At Hoclietei It II K S.vracuvH o o o .". 1 n 0 o o ; Hocheslcr 0 ii o o 1 0 n 0- 2 I J Haltulos Klsslnser and Iliuilll; Hick man and Hovd ATLANTIC LEAGUE. At Heading Heading, 3, Newark, 5. AMATEUR BALL NOTES. The T.ivlor Heels challenge the l..n-k i wainws for Widnesdn nfleinooii. June ir. and the Ti v lot Riniinds and tin I'rh . lnirR Nonpaiells on the Tailor Rroiin Is for Satiiril.iv afteiuoen. June IS. If s.it llactoij, anwer b.v Tuculav. C.oinii JJ Davis, m.mag -i. The Willow Stieet Slats would liK to pln.v mil club llllllll V! .vims of hrc. '1 he plaieis hi us follows: Willie Aitu brusi s, ; (icoige W'irth. c ! Plank Klein P , I lent v Wlsel s ; Aligict Kline. U ; Ihlhiel Jones. 2h, . Chillies Al unit u-t. Z'j , Wll'le AVclnlg. cf, Philip Km del if.. i I'harbs Stiale, If. I Tilhune. Answer thiough The The Pilcfluitg Oaslieis would like ; j lIx nn of the follnwhiR lulis on t'v PrliPburg giounds inr Sinulav. June U ' ' "uic hpueu-. I'.uK Hill htais oi Heavy lllttus Ansvv t in Tlie Tlun 1'. .Imnmnian. maimkci. The loven of ha so lall will have a ! haiue this nftPiuinn al .'! i of si.r.m; I the ehnniplnn Yoinic -Men's Clulsti.m us. sue' ulon team and Hu Kureknt of Pn v- Hence battle for (list plate. Tho former id am Is tin- ai know lodged rhamplons bv nil etc pt tho Ijuiekas. The loung Alcn s I C'lilsiltui HSHoelaiion will picent the loi. Imvliic; meir Crtcher, Lc gau oi (llllernn; IP'lihei. O'Neill. Alilldtllg ol McDonald, , sliottslop. I lean; thst base. Owens, see j mid bat White, tliltd base. Hlandln; I left fl lfl Steele, cc I ter field Heeie, light ileal Nulnii or (intii,h:in UNIONDALE. The eiiteitftlnnic'iit given In the leametv hall on Wednesday evening in the Mesis. AVilghtPf and Vlttcr. assisted b liomc talent, was well le idvecl Lluier Sherman has moved to Hlng hdintoi). wiieip he has sec ured steady c'nipIotnent. Miss Blanche C.upcnter is ut home fiom Newlicig nnd Is tecovcilng fumi a long sic kness. Mis. l'rank Davis has hern vls-ltlng fi lends In Sci uiiton. Mr. and Mis. Hounds, of Waymart. uie visiting their biotheih, XoimB nurl lsiael Hounds. Mis. Hubert Tenant Is suffering from Inilitmniatory iheuniatlsin. On In Spoon, ot Poyntelle, was In town 11 few davs ago children's day will bo observed In the Ptesh teibin thuiih ?unda. .Inmes HIuIbuII. of Honesilalc, whs a caller in town Thuisdnj. Edwin Cmcy Is at home after a few weeks' absence at the time of business f (ill u t e. 1 I he new school boatd met on Tues- 1 day nnd elected the follow In? teach- eis for the coming iear- Mr. Michaels. pilnclpal, MIjh Nellie Hlnxhapi, Inter- mediate, nnd MUs Peatl ilnrd. pil- 1 maiy. Tho teacheis' wages me t-ev- I eral dollars n month lower limn last I liar. J The Zfi-ns Hounds reunion took 1 phii e on June I. when over iVrly rhll 1 di en and grnuderdldiim nstombled at , the ulit 'iciinesteud. 1 Mis. noils, or Scianton. Is visiting I hci hi other. John Hai-s. ! Mis. A. S. Moilthen. nf Peckvllle, Is visiting her slsteis, Mesdames Colt- liiun Mlnimlrlf nnil KIIi.a. Mis Lookvviiod and chlldten are siKiidliiK 11 week with friends In Pleas ant Mount. THE MARKETS. M'nll Nltnet Ielcv New Yotk June 10. Theie was a brief Hti'intElc In the find hour of toila s Htoc,l niatkcl to extend the miction width has been In progtcsii duthiR tho week of ptlcis when prlres Hiulctcnh und UR.ir ousl went upward and It was a tutinway bull (ainpalBO for the ict of the Uax. Then was an enormitu ubsoriitlun of stocks on the uscelicdiiR scale ol" pi lees, and especially In SiiRiir, Hiookl.vn Tran sit, Hie Ol i Rcrs and n few of tho lead IilK i-peclalllfH. The picking up of Iliac tlxo and doimant stocks, liowoct, dh thuttiMird the tiadhiR iiullo an much ni the ngRiesle stuiiRth In tho gtcat siec illative leadris Thetc was a dlstiOfltloa at the opcnliiK to eoiitliiiie the campaign iiRalnst Siiriii and the pilep was dtlvcn down over a point In the llrt Until, but advanced dtirltiR tho lest of tlie da. the extreme ilc belrR 5. Ueporm from the movvhiR ctops nwal'.'iiecl an utgciit denuind for the Otaimers. The stocks of the whole group weie eniicil boiiRhl Out IlurllMRtoii led with a net Rain of :.'. Tli" Southwestern OtniiRer toads aluo had the benefit, of the ciop piosieit, nnd epec hilly AtcliNon piefertecl wlilili Is up P, on the day. The ninikct closed vei.v active and stioiiR near th" top. furnished ty W1L.L.IAM f.i.N.x All.tM i CO.. stock Dtokers, Mean building, t corns 703-7U'!, Open-High-Low-Closing, etl est. lug. Am. Cot. Oil J)'j 201, 20'4 2MIC Am. Sug. Hug Co 13i,i4 Ill's 11 HP Atch , To. .t S. Ke Ui II ll'i II A.. T. & S. 1'. Pr .. .",2'j 31' j R2N SW Am. Tobacco Co . . 112' II I1 j Ill's H'-' Am. Splilts 1.V4 15' t II 1" Am Spirits Pr 3S :!', 37'j '.s Halt. A: Ohio l'.n4 10, 10t V Htook. H. T U 51 IS', 5J' Rav State Oas :: I'k 3 ;k Can. SoutliHin ,,2i2 u2'j ui't B2'2 N J. Cenltiil C"i'- 1'fi'a ''"'s '",J Chip. A: C W IP, 11 II a II,, Chit (. N. W 12.Vj 127 K V.V, Chle, B. .t Q 10 IoT'h 0I' V7' I hlciiRo lias . 0.'34 PUT, 1Q2J, in.!i, Chle.. Mil. St P fiss, 101 Vt mt Chle It. I. P . Ki lu;'i 10J' 1U7' Chic, St. P. M. .V O. " 7Ph 77 77 C. i1 C .V Si I. .. P.'i' a', ffi't '.'iS Del.iwutc Hud .. ll 110 110 110 N. v. i.. i:. w .. r. it Wi .:' den. Hlectllc ;"'. IW1, S'4 W, Louis &. Nash .... ris, T. :,i 'iU Manhattan Hie . ,.lol'4 HiS', lul' pi".' M. K A. Tpv.. Pr . IP 25 31'j :" Mo. Pie tie S'i'j :K' ..' ''"' Nat. Lead ... . 3V. "i'.. 3.V o'i'4 N. V. Ceutial 1P,i4 IP,, llii 11V, tint. .L West V, 1"8 In4. l.V, Noith P.nillc ... . :.o 30 20', ;'3, Not Pacllie. Pr . .. i,'i c 7o'4 d'l', i;r.4 Pailllc Midi . . 2"'4 211".. 2H i".n.. Phil. A. Itfiid l'i8 2fi' l'i'j, S.o'4 Soulhein It. It . 0 ? S"B V, Southern H. It.. Pr.. 31' 21'j U) 31', Ti mi. C. & lion . . 2V4 2S 21 2M... Texas A; P.icitle . .. 12 12 IP, 11 rilluli Pao, 1st I'r . 'd i l'i hl'4 1". S. Hulihoi .... 20l4 2i)it 20'4 :tn4 C S. Leathei .. 7'- 7'4 7's 1 V. S. Lent her. Pt .. fti fa'1 rs (,H Wabash. Pr ... . pi', "l 11 li's West. Union Ol, W, ?!' t'-'U W . L. H 1i4 2' 1 -'', W. A: L. K. Pi .. IP, IP, 11', 111- e.Mt Tint Hon Co P,o IM pjii Ihl 'lies. At Ohio 2!'s 2'.i4 22 21 Con Oas 201 2ij'i 201'4 2i)P- CIUCAGO EOAKO OF TKADE. t)pen- High- Low- Clov WHEAT, Ing. est. est. Ing. Jul.v "7 w S7 SV, September 77.'. 7i.tK 71 75', COHN. Jllll 1! 33 32 ..!', September 3JT ;il' 3J"-, 34'4 OATS. Jul.v Ji 2b, 21"4 !!' Scptcmbei 21', 2! 21H 22', POHK. Jlllv I.!"i in.'", 10 17 W.'.tl Septf'inbcr M ."7 lO.'.T lo ;n ju. to I.AIIU. Jlllv ... . .", 'I"i h.ll ,'i 111 ", '! September . I o; i,.l tfoj ,u Scrnnton Hoard ol Trade llxchnusc. liiiotation,--All Quotations itascd on Par of KIO. STOCKS. Ilia Scranton & Piiuion Trac. Co. . National Be I lag & Drill's l.'o. . AskeJ. 10 so Klist National Hank .... Klnihuist Uoulevatd ... Scranton Savings. Bank Scranton Packing Co .. l.aca. Hon & Sleel Co ... Third NatLnui Bank ... Tin oop Novelty Mtg Co Scranton True. Co Scianton Axle WotUs ... Dime Dcp & DIs. Bank I'ecU Lumber Mlg Co ... Economi Light. Heat & er Company Scranton Illuminating. &. rower Company ... Scianton Forging Co ... Tiadets' National Bank LacUa. Lumber Co SoO lf) 225 V5 W 235 yi IS 75 UJ ... 175 13 Pow- 15 Heat Si ... loo 130 loO in Co .. YJ) Lath. Tiu-t A Safe Dep. Co Mooi-lc Mountain Coal Co BONDS. 115 Scianton Pass. Hallway, inortgnge, clue 1920 People's Street Railway, mortgage, duu IMS .... People's Stieet Rallwai, , first , iir's't Gen- 115 115 115 end moitgage. duo 1921 DIckbon Mdiiufuvtuilng Co . LacUa. Township School ZTe Clly of Scianton St. Imp. CV Mt Vet non Coal Co Scianton Axlo Woiks 1W 102 102 S5 1UJ ev York Ll'n Murk. New Yoik, Jul e 10 Flout -Market stead and 11111 Ii i.gnl Wheat-Spot turn: N'o. J led. $110 t ii. b.. afloat ex port giade. options llimcr and elns.cl !'t ril'if. 1 el lilshi 1 1 clo?ed 'Ci'iC, August, M4i., Septi-mliei, 7'Jc. U ceinbei, 7S-,c. loin- No. 2 Se L b alloal; opt oils lii'd llim all dav closing 1c net higher. ,1alv rinsed "7 e : September .V , pi tiinhel'. ".tlUc fliiih-htioiver. No. J, :.0ijc., No. I. Sic: No. 2 while. '2a22'..c: , "o. 3 while, 'llhil'.c; options quid but I llim, ilnslng ,,e. net higher: July. )'sc ijititri Finn: western 01 tamer. 10' ja . i,'wc . do. fuitni, 10i,,il:.',r Elgins, ' ltiijf, Imltfiiion cicanni'N, 12alle , si.ue I d ill- 15i.,ar.'it . do. citamei.v I'.i.ab.'.c Eggh Quiet state and Pcnnsvlviuila 12h W't'.. western Iish. H'saL'c; do. south ern. Ida He. ( lilcago I'rodiit'H .Markel. Chicago. June 10 The advance in corn. Hie e.stcHslve tains and complaints from evtiy dlrertlmi ot ciop damage stirnmh eiied wheat prices tochc. July i-loscd 'c. nnd September "tc. higher Coin lett off ualc. up and oats advanced 'i laid Uc. nnd libs 22i.c. The leading ruitue. tanged ni. fnllnvv'N: Wheat No, 2 June. 1.03al.0oijj: Jul.v. 7' iiSaS"c. Stptcin ber,7"i..i75' . Pctembci, 7llnc7Hfc urn No. 2 Jul 223(ii 1','c. : ulv. .12 til'lPai' : Septembci, 3i,iiaUI,c, Oats-No, 2 July. 24',n2IV.. Sepienii.i r, 22'il22'n' i ,Ms Pork -Jul. JlOial.iijo September. Jl" Vw 10.10 Lai d-,1 uly, norma 9".: September. J0ii.-,m(,.02'j Itllic-.lulv. S'l-iJ'sauo.".; Sep leinliu. $"i7oa5dr.. I Tour Pull nnd eas.v ; No 2 vellcnv 'ijc. No. 2 spilng wheat. !! n7c: No. n white Me.all HO; No. 2 led. $1.01, No. .1 corn. S-P.c . No 2 cllcivv. :L'.c: No. 2 outs. 2ic : No 2 white 2'ie. j No 3 while jt.r.: N '.' rve iVjC : No 2 bar!"'. Sln'Wr.. No. 1 lias seed, 41.17 : nrlme din nthv seed, i'u mess pork $1(1.24110.25; laid. $5.Ii2'.ui.A1. shpil libs. $VIVt5.70; shouldeis, $a5..'j: shott sldef. $,laii.lO, Ii 'o ign l,in Mni'li, Chicago. June 10 ci(ttc- Light supply and piices tulrd strong: iholce teerj, $4.!Vi5 ,Vi iiiodlum, $1 'O.H '' conmi'iii. $l.l0al.2i. stoekeia and feders $las5, cows and helfei. $.1.:o.il.W; cales. $(..VM 6.50 Ifogb-Active und pi lets higher: lair to cliolcc $I.U'ol.27l!i,; pnekns. $j'a 1,10: butchers $lal?l: mixed Vj,-,al..5; llglit. $I.SOat.1. pigs $2.s0al Sliep-ln good deirand but nffrrlnv1' weie well taken: ualle hlieep, $J.25a5.121;; heavy THE TRIBUNE'S OPPORTUNITY ONE INSERTION A WORD.- A FOR RENT HOUSHS AND HOOMS, ruitNISHKD and urturnlshed. HACKKIT, Pihe Hulldlng OPPICHS. STOHHS. HAHNH ND TAC tori space HACKHTT Pilce Hldg HOOMS. WYOMING A HNUH, SUIT able for business purposes. HACK. i:TT. Price Building. TWO I'INi: HOOMS i-LCOND PI.OOH. oppo'lto D . I. A: W. depot, suitable foi studio oi ofllce. HACKUTr. Price Hulldlng KOUH up. AND i-ivi: HACKHTT. HOOM PLATS-J10 Kort rknt-ijij i;hi:i:n hidui: st. Seen rooms, excellent location; tent moderate POSITON HV . VOt 'NO MAN 1 years of urc, vvllllng to do any kind of vvoik; have had ppeilrnre In drug stoic Addiess W. A S . Tribune ofllct . SITUATION WANTKU - BY BOY ID lears of brp, who Is well acipmlnted with tho i lt. Adiiiss 734 N. Main avc. SITUATION ANTKI-BV HXPKPI enced bciokkeepc i , can audit and bal ance books, salary inoclciate, Address I. O. V., Tilbune olllce. ioh hi:nt-9.hoomi:d housi:. mod- ion Improvements. No. Ml Oiuncy ave. nue; fur particulars Inqulie Mis. Dr. snrdner. No r.iOQuinci avenue I OH IhTn-F" -"nTckI.Y F U ItN TsTl I H D 'loin and id0 room 529 Adams ave 1'OIt HLT-D"lislKHOOM "(7n TTlMiV. or ofllces sceritd flooi front. Coal L- Uiangc. call ut loom 15. I'Oll HUNT - SUCO.ND Quincy ULOOU, 1 HOUSB FOR HHNT-403 WYOMING avenue. Applv lo K. H Clemons. Blue Hldge C.vil Uompani a ollHe, Mcars t.uildlp. JAHN FOB RKNT-SOt MAHON COIJHT Apnlv to r II Clemons. Biue Rldse Coal Companies offlcc. Mears Building REAL ESTATE. BARGAINS IN SINGLE Central oi suburban Pi Ice Building BARGAINS IN 1)1 t IILK Ten pel lent j"vi tnn lit 1UIUSF.S HACKHTT. Mill SES -HAi'KETT BARGAINS suburban IN LOTS CENTRAL OR HAi'KETT Pilce Bldg $10iifKi - THREE- STORY BUSINESS block, b.itgnlii HAi'KETT. Price Hulldlng FARMS Some Building AND i'OUNTRY IIO.MEF liargalns HAi'KETT. Pi Ice FOR SALE I'OK BALE-ONE boiler, ns good TON MILL CO 20-IIORSE POWER as new. THE WES- WANTED. WANTED -A UiL PAIR OP BLACK, s.vllsb horses i hands high wtlbidn-; not les, than 2 .'HO poiinris Addiess Scian ton. P. O Box 217 HELP. WANTED WANTED GOOD HONEST FARMERS not afiaid of vvoik lo sn oui graded nurserv stock Salarv and expenses paid ii stead man Flernei A: Felmlv Spiing llcld N J MAN lilt LI)Y U COOP APPHESS to travel and a point agenis 5 ju per month and expense P W V.IE'II.EH .si l O. 22o Locust St . Philade.phln. REWARD. 5iVi REWARD FOR THE ARREST AND conviction nf the inl-iii-aut who et tire to mv building on June I lleoigi W Frost liunmoii Fa BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A WELL KSTVHLIhliEl) AND CiUOD paving business foi sab I'mllis pm m 2iJpiii(iu 2"i'i tai-h. Investigate Box 12. T bun" utile 1 1 1ARTNER WANTED WITH AUO'Tl 110,000. Established business. Will bear Investigation. Largo pioflts. Safe Investment. For .ntervletv uddress f. O box 371, Scranton. Pa. SUMMER BOARDERS. SUMMER BOARPERS ANTED-PRI-vale fainllv TWcni.v nilnutcs walk fiom 1) I. t W station, 1 'larks Sum mit Pnevvati'i nt'let high hr.iflngali Mrs Dora S l.evlsee Clark s C.reen. V. EATING HOUSE. MUsTcAT THE HA.LEHUHST Til da li l.avvieiitt oiiluslia Hcsi meals In the c It for 2ot. 12S Aasiin,tJu avenue. TO EXCHANGE. A GENTLEMAN WO I LP t. IKE TO EN ch,int,t a line hoise and biigg.v for a good iipnuhi pin no Addiess slating makers' namu. Box Jb, Tilbtmo olllce. CHIROPODIST CORNtj, BUNlONb AND INuROWINU nails cured without the least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and advice given fiee E. M HETV.EL, Chlropo dlst. 310 Lackawanna avenue Ladiej at tended at their tenldence if desired. Charges moderate- CITY SCAVENGER A B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS and -'cess pools, no odor Impioved pumps used A. BH1QOS. Proprietor. Leave orders 1101 Noith Main uvonue. or Elckes' drug store, corner Adams und Mulberry Telephone I.OIO SCALP TREATMENT. MRS L T KELLER SCALP TREAT ment. 50c, shampooing, toe, facial massage, manicuring, 25t ; chiropody. 701 Quincy shei p $l1".il7-., spilng lambs $ba0.5H; tllpp-cl Iambs $l5oai. 10 wool lambs. JO Rrielpte-fi.ttlc 2 500 hwid, hogs, 31, 'W head, sheep. 11 one hind Hlllllllo I, ho stuck. East Buftiilo, N. Y June 10,-Cattle-Rccelpts were all consigned ilnnugh m.d owing to tho ubstneo of salo iock hi any number theie whs but little doing. Hogs Receipts fair, fairly active; Yorkets. good to t holer. $lo.'al.l0; toughs and om inon to goods, JK.aa3.70: pigs, common lo choir, $J0a3.90. Sheep und Lambs Ho. crlpts light stiong; lambs, i hnleo to ex tra. $5..Via."i.6"i. mils to crninioii, 41.2'jar Ii, shftn i hole e to due wftlicis, $I.Wal.M, culls to conipmn. $J.2.tJ'i. OH Jliukcil. Oil Clt, Pa.. June 10. ITcdlt balances. S7c; tjriltltato opened &7';. bid; vavi closed 7'c hid: cash sales. I.ui hairnU ut S7I4C shiiunonts, JS,i7I halhils; runs. W.J21 bairols. POPULAR CLEARING HOUSi; for tho Henctit ot All Who Have Houses Hcnl Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exehnngc, or Who Want or Help 'Ihcsc Smnll Advct'tiscmcnts Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions Cents n Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free AGENTS WANTED WU DO NOT WANT BOVS OH LOAF eis tn vvtlte us. but men of ablllt.v. 20o to $Si per month Salesmen and general agents. Saint or commission. Hnclne Fire Hnghiu Co. Hat inc. Wis. AUHNTS WANTHD-MUHAT HALL stead's Oicnt War Book, "Our Conn tiy tn War ' All about Armies, i,' trust Defences. Maine Disaster, Cuba. War with Spain, and relations with 1 o' elgn Nations. Nearly 1U0 pages. All writ ten since Mnlno DUasttt. Magnltlccnt il lustrations. Agents making 110 to 1.9 per dny. No experience necessary. Most in cial terms guaranteed, 20 davs creiu . price low, ft eight paid. Handsome outlll tree. Send i two-cent stamps lo pay poai ae LVlucntlonal Union, 324 Deal born street, Chicago. EDUCATIONAL. LN1VKRS1TY OF PENNSYLVANIA - College and l.uvv Departments. Exam inations for entrance (o the Lew Dep'itc nient and to tlie colli ge IiicIucIIiik coi'iea In Alts and Sclenci. I Inancc and Hcou om.v Hlologi. Aic hlteclure. Science nnd Technolegs Michatltal Electrical, Civil and I hemitnl EiiRiuceibig and Clirn.ls trv will b held In Scranton on June I! and il, at 213 Jpffni-on avei.ue. under the cliaige ot Waller 11 Hltell .'Ii Jclfcivon avenui' For dec crlptive ili.idats npccl men esamlnatlon paptis, etc . addiess the cxnnv.ner. or J II. Pennliuan Dean of I lie College or W D Lewis D al of the Law ScliooJ. Unlvcr.-llv of Peuiibil Mil la Philadelphia, Pa KKBLK SCHOOL FOR OIUI.S. S HA c use, N. Y Under tho supervision of Blsliop Huntington Twentv-tlghth scio id cr.r bcMns Tliundu. Septembci 15, 1SJ Apply to Miss .Mat J Jacl.jon. PASTURING. PASTURING-ONE AND A miles fiom Clatk'H Summit, l.'l South Main avenue. IIALC lnquho GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES ONE dollai per week. Arja Bow en, Spilug Htook, Pa. LEGAL. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholder of the Krouomv Light. Heat and Power 1 ompany tor the election ot Dh'iloM foi Hit tnsulng eai and die tiansaetlon ot such other ouli,ess oh ma u opel I V coinc before ,t. ts 111 lie held at the olllce of the Compaii , Room Jo. Kepiilillcnii Building Si rnlilon Pa . on Muudai, June 27, ls'iS, at two o clock p. 111.. In aicoidance with bv-laws of the Compali.v. U. J. NORTHUP fc'retar.v. ENHCUTOR'S NOTICE-ESTATE OF llanlei 1 Thioop, dece.ised Lelteis testamentarv upon the estate rf Hatrlct F. Throop. late ol the cllv ot Scianton, Lackawanna count. Penns.vl vaula, dec used having been giant d to tli" iiudei signed, nil person indebtcii to said estate aie renulird to make inime dlatf pa. inenl and those having claims af-alust said estate aie ieipiestil to pu stnt them loi pavment wltliout dela to M.R THROUl PHELPS. EVERETT WARREN Executors W1LLARD. WARREN .1 KNAPP Altorne.vs for Estate MY W 1FE. Jl L1A HAS LEFT MY RED and ho, ml without jutt taos 01 pio- cwatlou and foibld ail one trusting I. r , ci'i mv ni t omit fnr I will i v lie il, lil of 1 her i nulla 'Mug attei lids cli' . HOWARD POTTER .lull" . IPs'. SITUATIONS WANTED Waiter who understands els business wants position Can lake full ihnige W altci this ofllce LAP WOULD v asking to do line oiTUc. LIKE SOME Addiess A. W CAN-Trlb- SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO lad as office nsistaut, lias had three vears' expeilencc. and Is fidh compe tent to till any position, can liiniisli A No 1 refeience fiom last emplo.vei Ad diess L 21 Pine. street. YOUNG MAN. 21. U'AN'IS POSITION as poller b hotel or rculeman's place, understanding horse-" and milic Ing, icfeii'iice. Addiess U J09 Penn iivouue. clt.v. SITUATION WANTF.D-IN PLUMB1NO shop, some expeilenee, or lcrl: in store. Can give best ol lefciome Ad diess P. O. Box 1J4, Foret Clt.v. Pa. .FJTUATION WANTED- VSIHNC, Ironing or evei. k,nd of house i bail ing by tlie dav. or will lake washing home, would like otllces to clean. Sldo door, 420 Franklin avenue. felTUATTON WANTED A OUNtl MAN i2ti seeks outdoor emploviuent. col letting or driving. O. H. J. "!., 625 Cedar avenue SITUATION WANTEP-TO CO OUT the tlrst part of tlie week washing and linnlnf. done at home, c'all oi address 1. B , oil Not th Stunner avenue. EXPERIENCED STENOC. R A I'll ER and tvpfrwrltcr w-'shes to iniike a change: tlioioughly competent and tella bb . lull knowlcclRc of bookkeeping and olhci work lefereucr from present etn plocrs Addiess S 11., Box 2V Scran ton. Pa PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTS EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCIIITEJl', Connell Building, Scranton. E. L. WALTER. ARi'HITECT. OFFICE I cat of COS Washington uvcni.o LEWIS HANCOCK. JR ARCHITECT L5 Spruce St.. cor. Wash, ave . Scranton. FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT, 1'ilco Hulldlng. 120 Wushlngtou avenue, Sci anion T. I. LACEY SON. ARCHITECTS! Ttadets' Natlinal Bank. OCNTISTS PR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PRI vnto Hopltul, cor. Wumliis and Mill beri. PIL F L. M'GHAW. 303 SPItUCE street. PR H F REYNOLRS. OPP."l,o" PR. C. C. LAUBACH. 113 Wyoming no. WELCOME ton uvenue C. SNOVER 311 Wishing- Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5. DETECTIVES BARRINGA M'SNVEENEY. COMMON wealth building. Intel state. Secret Ser vice Agency. PRINTING 'FlJE "tribune PUBLISHING CO. North Washington avenue I.lnot.vne Composition of' all kinds nulckly done. Faetlltlos unsurpatscd In this iubIoii. WIRE SCREENS JOS. KURTTElT REAR 511 LACKA. wnna avenue, Scranton, Pa manursn. turer of Wlro Screens, LAWYERS FRANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND Coiimclljr -at - Law. Burt building looms 13 and II. Washington avenue OKELL A- OKLLL, ATTORNEYS. . TO 11 I ',ii.l l!. In, n..n 1, 11. Mill.: tft 111111011 "- " " "' ----- . WILLARD. WAHRLN & KNAPI tonic is and Coiinsellnis-at-Law AT- He- publlcun liulldlng, Wnshh'gtou avenue, Miaiiton, Pa. JASU:S H TORHEY, ATTORNEY AND Coutisellor-at-Law. Rooms 413 and 411 Commonwealth uulldlng. JESHUP A; JF88UP, ATTORNEYS AND Counsellors -at- Law, Commonwcaltn building, Washington uvenue. ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J HAND AtlornevH and Couucllois. Common wealth building. Rooms 1. 20 and 21. JAMES W. oT7iI ORD. ATORNEY-.l'; Law. Rooms St I, 515 nnd 51i, Board of Ttade building. D B. HHPLOGLE, ATTORNF.Y-LoANS nesotlated on ie.il estate redirlty. .Menis building, coiner WitBhliiblon ave nue and Spruce meet B F KILLAM ATTORNKY-AT-LAW. JJ'i Commonweallh bldg, Scranton Pa. JAS j". II HAMILTON- ATTihTnEY-at-Lnw. 201 Commonweoltii building. Scianton. j:pWARD W. THAYER ATTORNEY. Rooms 903-301, Oth rloor. Mcars hldg. Joseph' Jeffreys" attorney-at- "LAW, 7 and 8 Buir building l a watrfs. attohni:y-at-law, 4"J Luckawiii.ua nvc , Scianton. Pa C H PITfHER. ATTORNin-AT-LA. Commonwealth building, Beranlon Pa I" ATTERSON X WII.COX. TRADERS' .National Bank building. ' I'OM E(YS T2l' Sl"h"ui 'E STREET v. W. BERTHOLU, Attv., Mears BldK PHYSICIANS AND SURQSON3 PR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE to Ihe Scianton Ptlvate Hospital cor nel Wjomlng Ave. and Midbeny St Telephone: Pay call, W13; night call. R PR. C. L FREY SCRANTON SAVINGS Bank bid j, 122 Woniinij avenue. MARY A. SHEPHERD. M P. HOME opathlst, No 2.'S Adam' avenue PR A TRAFOLD, SPECIALIST IN Plscases, nt Women comer Wvonilns avi'iuie and Spiute sttcet Scranton. Olllce hniii-i Thursda and Saturdajj, 9 a. m. to 0 p m DR W. E ALLEN. ingtou avenue 512 NORTH WASH- PR. I. M rtATKS ROOMS 207 AND 29 Ro.ud of Tiad.- building. Olllce hours, 8 to 9 a. tn , 2 t j 3 nnd 7 to S p m. Rcrl denee .' Madison avenue. PR C. I,. FPEAS. SPECIALIST IN Ruptuie Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc tion. Ofllce telephone 1053 Hours :10 to 12. 2 to i. 7 to 9. DR S W L'AMORHAUX OFFICE Z'fl Washington iivtnue. Residence nis Mt.lberry I'hrrrh iV eases lrng heart kldnt" nnd gfultn-urlniii v or gans a spec lal. Honis 1 to 4 p m W. C. ROOK. VETERINUiY SCR- geon 1otspB rattle nnd Dogs t tented llosplial. 124 Linden street, Scranton Jlelcphono 2072. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 12. - FRANK lln avenue. Rates leatonihie 1. ZIECILEH. Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE. .":.R p I. jc. w' pajsenaer depot. Conducted on the Eu lopeiu plan VICTOR ROC II Prop SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA. bcranton Pa Couises prepaiatoi to collegt. law. medicine or business Op"ns September U Send loi calalocue He Thomas M. Cann. LL. P, Waller 11 Buell A M. MIDWIFE MRS. OABI.R. GRAPUATE WIDWIFE, 151S WafchbtTii street, Si lanton. Eu gagemeuts solicited. Rooms and best attendance for a limited numbet of pa tients. SEEDS G. P.. CLARK CO.. SEEPMEN AND Nursetiuen. store 110 Washington ave nue, green house. l')50 North Main ave nue; store telephone. 7S2. AfSCELLINEOtS I TEST FROM PHILIPPINE ISL nnds. liieatcst Naval Battle. Saoes nil blcvvn to pieces and landed In Net tleton's hhoe Stoic Waslilngton avenue ladles' line Button shoes,, ins-set and ilongola eot $2 50 at $119, ladies' line s-Mio shoes foi 9c. Ladies' Ovfords, cost lT'50 for 7Jc. Men's 2 50 ealf and 111s sct shoes for $1 49, $4 00 shoes foi $1 '.15, etc baueTus ORCHESTRA-MUSICFOR bails, picnics, patties, receptions wed dines and concert work furnished. For terms address R J Bauer, conductor, 117 W online avenue, over Hulbcrt'3 music store MEGARCEE BROTHERS PRINTERS' Mtnnllcs envelopes paper bugs tv.ln 'irehoiue 1s0 Washington avenue. Scianton. Pa RAILR0A0 TIME TABLES Central Kailniad of Now Jcrsty (Lehigh and Susquehanna Plvlslon,) ?iiitiona In Now Yoi Foot of Liberi) .tVcSt! In R . and South Ferry Whitehall "'Arfthiaclte coil used exclusively, lusur- m- eleunl mss and eomfoit -mil' TAHLH IN El'I'Ei'T MAY F. ," Tiains leave Scranton for I'lttston, wilkVs-Bairc etc. ut s. 1010.1 m.120, 33 3 20. 710 p. m Sundays. 9 00 a m. 1 1 5 c,' 7 10 p. m. For Lakewood und Atlantic cit, s jo a't"mr New York. Newark and Elizabeth, s 30 cexprck-s) urn 1 20 1. pn ssi. .1 2; ij ore -si n ' m. Sundav .13 p. m Train 1 avhig 1 -OP- n1 arrives ac Philadelphia Itcudliig. Teimlnal, 7 0J p m and Now VVor Mau'cli Chunk. Allentown, Bethle. luin . r:.iston un.l PhlladelPhi. s 30 a. m, 1 "0 3 '.0 p. m. Sunda s, 2.15 p. tn. For Baltimore ami Washington nnd points South and West via Bethlehem, k 30 a in 1M ' Sunda. 2 15 p ni For Long Blanch Oceun Glove etc , at 8.3T1 T tn Snd 1 20 p m. For Reading. Lebanon rnd Harrishurg. via Allentown. b.W a. m 120 p. m Sun- d?ur",pou--1v llle s M a in 1.20 p m Returnins. l,eav N''w orl', foot of Lib. erty stieet, North River, ut 4 00, 0 10 (ex. piessi a m, 1-0 lexi'iessi p m Sundav, 4' Leave' New Yoik, South Fer.-y, foot Whltehill stieet, 111 a on a m I 25 p m I'ast,cngcr airlvlns or departing fiom lids terminal can connect undct covei with all tho elevated rallroucls Broadvvai cable cars, and foi rim to Brookl.vn und fc'tnten Island, making i,tdck transfer to und fiom cliand Central Depot and Long Island Rallioad Leave Philadelphia Rending Teimlnal, 9 21 n m , 3.0) p. m Sundav. ti 13 a 111 Through tickets to uil pni.itk hi lowest rato may be had on application In ad vance to the ticket agent at the stntlon H P. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Ast. J. II. OLHAUSEN. Gen. Soot, BUREflO SIX INSERTIONS A WORD. to Rent, Situations for Five Schedule In Effect Nov. aS, 1S97. Trains Leave Wilkes-Barro as FoL lows: 7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington, and for Pitts burp nnd tho West. 10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazleton, Pottsvlllo, Reading, Norrlstown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun bury, Harrlsburc Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pittf burp; and the West. 3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harrl3 burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Vashlngton, and Pittsburg and tho West, 5.00 p. m., week days, for Hazleton and Pottsville. J. R. WOOD, Oen'l Pus Agent J. B. HUICtllSSON, Oeneral Manazer. Del.. I.ticka, and Westerns. Effect Monday, Nov, 21, 1S37. Trains leave Scranton as follows. Ex press for New York and nil points East, 1.10, 3 00, 6 lo, 0u und 10.03 a. in.; 12 55 tnd 3.s:t p. m. Espicss for Easton. Trenton, Philadel phia anil tho South. 5.15, SOO and 10.20 a. a.. 12 5Ti and 3 33 p. m. Washington and wny stations, S.45 p m. Tobihunna accommodation, 6 10 p. m. Espress foi Blnghamtou, Oswego, El mlta. Coining Bath, Datisvllle. Mount Morris und Buffalo 1210. 2.r5, 9 00 a. m., and 1 5"i u tn , making close connections nt Buffalo to all points in thi West, Northwest and Southwest ninghamton and way stations, 105 p. tn. Nicholson accommodation, C ID p m. B.nghatnton and Elmlra expicss, f..5J p m. Express forUtlra and Rlchlleld Springs, 2.15 a. tn , and 1 55 p m Ithaeii, 2:'j. 9 00 a tn , nitd 1 55 p. m. For Northumberland Plttston, Wilkes Barrc. PI mouth Bloomsburg and Pan Mile, making close connections at North umberland for Wllllamtport, Hnrribburg. Baltimore Washington nnd the South Northumberlnnda-ind Intermediate sta tions, COO. 10 03 a. ni and 1.C5 and 0.00 p. m Nantlcoke nnd Inttrmedluto stations. SOS and 11 10 a m. Plj mouth and tntei medialn stations, 3 35 and S.50 p. in. For Kingston, 12 45 p m. Pnllmnr parlor and sleeping coaches on all expicss trains. Foi detailed Information, pocket time tables etc , apply to M L Smith DIs trlet Passenger Agent, depot ticket of fice. Delaware and Hudson. On Monthe. Muy 21, trains will leave scranton as touows: For Carbondalc b 20, 7.55, S 53, 10 15 a. ni. , 12 00 noon, 1.21, 2.20. 3.52, 5 25, 6 2j, 7.57, 9.1 1 11 00 p m , I Hi a m. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton. Now England points, otc, i 20 a. ni , 2 20 p. m For Honeselalc 6 20, 8 55. 10.15 a. m. ; 12 110 noon . 2 20 f, 23 p. in. For WIUes-B.llie-0 15. 7 50. S 45. 9 3S, 10 l"i n 111 . 12 05 1 25, 2,18, 3.33. 4 27. 6 10. 7.50, 10.2S 11.30 p. in For New York, Philadelphia, etc.. via Lehigh Vallei il. K.. 6 45 u m , 12 05. 1.25. 4 27 p m (with Black Diamond Express!, 11 !.o p in For Pennsjlvania R It. Dolnts 6.45, 9.JJ a 111 . 2 I' 4 27 lor western points via Lehigh Valley It. R. 7 31 a 111.. 12 05 .I.3J (with Blacfc Diamond Express), 10.23, 11 30 p. m. Trains will uulve at Scranton ai fol lows From Carbondale and the north f 40. 7(5 8 40, 0 31. 10 40 a. m , 12 00 noon; 1.20, 2 13 ;:2i 12' 5 1" 7 43 10 2". Ii 27 p m F'om Wllkcs-Bnrre and the south 6 '5, 7 50 810. 10 10. 1155 a. m. 1 1(. 2 14 3.43. i 20 0 21. 7.53, 9 C5. 10.0." p. m ; 1 13 a. m. Complete lnfoimntlou 'egardlng rates to all points In th United States and Canada mav be obtained at the ticket of fice in the dpot Special attention given to W estcrn and Southern resoi t ouslr.ess 3. XV BURPICK O P A . Albiny. N. Y. H. W. CROS"? R P. A . Scranton. Pa. LehiRli Valley Kuilroad System Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli ness and Comtoit. In Effect Mm 15 1S3S TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For inlladelphla and New , ork via D. & II R It at i. la a tn , and 12 0. 2 IP. 4.27 Black Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m. 1 For Pulsion and Wllkes-Barre vTa P.. L tc XV. R- uu0' n'10 a' m- 1'5-' 3'35' C For'wiite Haven. Haleton, Pottsville. and print ipal points in tlie coal regions via P T H. R H 6 15. 2 18 and 4 27 p m. V For iletlilehem, Easton, Reading, liar risimr" and principal Intermediate sta t mis v la P & H. R. R . 0 si a m.. 12 05. 2l" 427 'Black Diamond Express), 11.3) PFmr Tunkhannock. Towar.da. Elmlra. Tthiiin Ocr.cvt and principal Intermedl flVeas.aatolonS, via P. L & W. It. It.. S 03 " For' Geneva Rol-liesTer. Buffalo Nlag urn Culls Chicago and all points west via r. . tin R . 12 05. 3. 33 (Black Diamond EMueVs). 10 23 and 1130 p m Piillruan parlor and sleeping or Lehigh v.iiiiv nnrtor cars on all trains between W fes-B irre and. New York Phlladel nhln Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, pliln. iiuiiii 1N H WILm . r,en Supt rtiAO a, LEE Pass Agt . K Cortlandt '.'.. ' Von VnrU lIrTl .:..., imirn nuiann n.c A y tNCM..!!"' in..., .,. ,,.,,, .-j- engci (gcnt, fcOW n uirioie-iefiie, ah Hrlc anl Wyoming Vallcv. IN EFFECT JUNE 1ST, 1503 1 n,ve Stanton for Hnwlev and points mm 01 Ten b. Erie R R -it . no a m R IS nn- and 2 2 P m For Laae Ariel at ''vr'i'iv'" it Simmon from above potn s t slT a 10 Mi. p m and 9 35 p m. From Lake Ariel at 7 43 P m SrilANTOX III VISION. ' Bn rtlcct Ileceiiilier ICIli, 1897. North Bound. woutlt qoundi I'-'OI 1 Btattons fc u (Trilra Dally. Ex- ifi I CCa fuuunj 1 5 a ;p .irlo , .wave 7 25N 1 Frsnklln s: i , 1 v 10 West 42nd street . 1 7 00 Weehavvksa I . Ip i Arrive Iearel fefel1,15 1 11 7 40 TM 810 l- u 1 15 1 0J, MV, 12 n 13 4) U2j IS It 12 ca IlliV 1149 'ac1oli rj'iF7" as .... 231 .... 3 41 . .. S5D .... a as .... 3l ... 819 ... 8 1 .... BSl1 .... 13 t ... 13 43 .... S45 . . DM ... 3M ... ZM 4 01 .. 4 0; . . 410 . 4 14 14 17 . 4 2'i r i Hancock starllxM Preston Park Wlnnooj Poyntelle orsou ITcfisaot Ut Ual ona aU ForMt, City ciibonrtAie Wliao lirlJie Mayfleld Jennyn Archibald W inion Peclrvillo 01 pbant I'llceburg Throop Providence I'ark I'lace ,11 34 lino 'ma ,11 si 11 is In it 11 117 11 o 110) 1101 11057 ft I ; ! 10 54 bci anion 1 m Leave Arrive1 AU trains run dally except snnday. I sUidllM that trains stop on eunal for pas. MDStrs heeure rates via nmarlo western belor; Rarcbaslns,' tickets a- save money. Day ard Itftit Kvprosstn the West. J.O. Anderson, Gen. faaa AJt. T. riltorott, Dlv, pass, Act. Beitntoa, P. V !
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