ZT THJa-bUKAlS'TUN, TKlJiUXS'E-TUESDAY. JUNE- 14. 1898. '-L. TRIAL LIST OF CRIMINAL COURT Caiti Thai Are Set Down (or a Hearing at the June Sessions. AT THE HEAD OF THE LIST AP PEAKS THE NAME OP PATRICK BATTLE, WHO 13 CHARGED WITH MURDER- CH1EF-OF-POLICE MAR TIN dUilKELt, 13 THE PROSECU TOR - TRACEY EMBEZZLEMENT CASES ARE SET DOWN FOR A HEARING ON TUESDAY, JUNE 21. District Attorney John R. Jones yes terday completed the work of prepar ing the criminal tilal list for the June sessions. The cases set down lor trial during the first week are: MONDAY, JUNE 2 1. Patrick Rattle, murder, Martin Gur rell, pio. , . 2. Peter Sweenev, statutoty burglary, Martin Ouuell. in o . 3. Mm tin Dorln, Inieeny und iccclvlng, (1. H. Iluvcrl), pi of. 4. William Moorev, statutory burglary, Martin tltirrell. pros. 6. Michael Tur.iboue, assault and bat- tcr , William C.iu. pros. C. At thin S0ie, embezzlement; K. J. Ncory, puis. . , , ;. William Win noi itpfi.tuilliiK boaid- Ing house. Llrzle Palmei. pin-.. 5. Owen Muinn, I.uctii and iccclvlng, .Martin (Jurrell. piop. a. Zlcmnml Klnt. larceny and iccclvlng; Tolll Knlnilenskv. pior. If Louis Munich lhini and receiving; .Man Collins, pi ox 11. M. J. Camp, defrauding boarding houCi T. J McTlshe inw, 12. Joseph' 'Wiriilukc. Mtf.tntory buig lit .Mai tin Uuticll, puis. (Andiew Ahplnnilp;. 13. Joseph Wiimltiskty, at tempi at Inn fr iary, Mai tin tJinitll. pios. (Am-lno- Mulle . 14. Emma Wilson alias M nid Wllllamp. fnrgciy; George 1,. BausUimo.vir, pio. 13. Henry Rlker. larcenv and receiving; Martin OiiiioII, pin-. 16. John Kell.v, nnlklous mlsihlef; John S. William, pi os. 17. Patrick Jlullurkiy, larieny and re ceiving. Mi'itln Uurrell pios. 1. Judson Wnoliut. malicious mischief. Umbo E 1) pu, pro. 19. Harry SwhpI. k. nsi.Hiilt and battery. jncoo i.uman, iuos. 2i Qcotgo Chlmcl, n re Victoria Mull, pi ox" CI. John Ullicy, lobberv; Mat tin Gun ell, ptos 2.'. Ella Heed, .istnult and battel ; Pay ton Tn.vIor, pro 23. Mn Mi i, me alias Maud William". alias M, Rodger, fuigciy; Maitln (illlllll. plus, 24. William lllgglr.x. Edward Goiman, rnlibety; Tock 1.. J.t'pp, pi of. 23. John J. GUI, assault and battery; Nultlo lletzel. prox. 2'j. Hugh McLaughlin, Helling liquor on Sunday; Thon.us Lefhnn, pios. 27. Rhhaid NoirK John Basham. ob structing legal process: J. I. lYi her, pro" 23. John Enm fclr.Hous wounding, Martin Uurnll, pios. (William Will iams) 2D. John (lillllths, larceny bv bailee; Thoni.m I). I low ells, pro 50. Martzln Jot fslk. assault and batteiy; Catharine I.oi'ir.ihlk, pinx 31. John Evans. fcJoi lous wounding. Mar- tin Gun ell, pios. (William J. Hop kins). 32. Mai tin King, laicenv and iee.clv'ng, Martin Gun ell, proA TUESDAY. JUNE 21. 33. Flan. Fe lieuenenian. felonious wound- lug; Martin iSiirirll, pn s 31. William Coiiinv. Thomas Covne all is Thomas Mnllov, Thuldelis Walsh. assault and battel), P. W. Galli- Kher. pros 35. Thomas Gtad.v, lamiij and iccelUng, II. J. DeCiaw pro C6. David McManu" John Craney, John MiGonlglo, Ftatutrrj hurplaiy, Thomas I., Williams, pro"! 37. William J. Tracey, embezzlement, Jones T Plnuell, pre. 38. William J. Tiaeey, embezzlement, John I.iugh.im, jr , pn-. 39. William J. Tratcy, embezzlement; John Collins, pres 40. Patrick Burke, larcenv and receiving: Maitln Gurrell pio 41. John Kapp, seduction; Kate Mohel, pi ox. 42. John W. Varuell. IMward Foul. Jo- i-pph Walter William Pi ice, Will- . lam Wllllems. larceny. Martin Our rell, pios, 43. Frank Wright fmnUatloii and bas tard, l'mnin Cuniming. pios. 44. George Shoemakci, lapc, Chailes Bishop, ptos 45. John Orglll, felonious wounding. Fin- ley ltd, puis 4G. David P. Ito.uh, assault and battery: Noia II. Reach, plow 47. John P. Ki'ljj misdemeanor In of- tlce; George Potskl, pros. 4s. Vlit-jr Beemei, false pretenses. M J. Noi tun. pios. 45. ,5din Glllio, fornication and has- taidy; Bllzle i olllus. prox. W. John P. KUI inlt-demeanor in olllce, John Maitln. piof. 51. James H. Oltiixle, rnrnlcatlou and hahtatd : Nellie Muiph pio. B2. John P Kelly, ;dard Welfs, con- spliac; John lliaza, pro. E3. Mary Courtrlght. keeping bandy hou'c; Martin Gurrell, pros. ft. John J. Kell. JMw.nd Kell. Martin Kcllj,, foiclble entry and detainer. Miles P. Claik. pro. bZ. William J. Tiaiev, embezzlement; Georgo Watson, pios. 55. William J Trai e embezzlement; William II ( .impliell. pios Ii7. William J Tian, embezzlement, John l.niighnm jr . pro 6S. Bridget Hughe, common scold, John M Ualieu pios One of the most eminent and skillful specialists in the United States is the au thor of a great home medical work that every woman, whether young or old, should read. That physician is Dr R V Pierce, for thirty years chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti tute, at Buffalo, N Y. This is one of the greatest medical institutions in the world In his capacity as head of this institution. Dr. Pierce is surrounded byastaff of nearly a score of able physicians With the as sistance of this staff of physicians, during the past thirty years, Dr Pierce has pre scribed for mac., tnousands of ailing wom en. His "Csmmon Sense Medical Ad viser" contains looS pages and over oa illustrations. It contains several chapters devoted to the treatment of diseases pecu liar to women. A paper-cocred copy is tent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps, to cover mailing', by the World' Dispen sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. V. French cloth binding 31 etampi Bvery womau should read it It tells about a medicine that cures all disorders and irregularities from which women suf fer. This medicine is Dr Pierre's Favorite Prescription. It acts directly on the deli cate orpins concerned in wifehood and inot'nerv.o'v! It makes them strong-, hrsltbv virt vigorous It allays inflamma tion ! ulceration, stops debilitating dram an , oothes pa:n. It is the jrreat em t all iit'v tome In the "Medical Adutcr' 1. .1 OrciU of voaiea tell their ex pel ie nceswu'.i this iu licins. The "Favor tie SVesctlptinti" is fjr sale by all good tutdiciue dejtr.rj, - . 1A W. Michael AnlsciivtB, cutting timber tUea; William fccwurds, pros. W.Joseph Wuslck; "Renault and battery! Michael Blown, pros. 61. Charles Hannon, falte pretonscsj John B. Gillespie, pi on. 62. Michael Jennings, r.i-jault and battery; Nicholas Cariuccl, pros. WEDNESDAY, JINE 22. ti. Georgo Harney, assault and battery; Mury Thoma. prox." 64. Joseph RudulfcWcli, iiRsault nndbat- teij, Chailes BIjhIioii, pios. C5 John KapbclLbkl, utMiult und battery. Julia bulailk, pioX. , t6, John Tunut). mallcluus misehlerj P. J. Eynott, pios. , 67. Joale I.cston, keeping lawdy house; I.lzzlo Sm.illccimbe, prox. 61. Wililficd Morau, 111 illtloas mischief, J D. Eastman, pro. 63. Thomas Huattz, laicctiy nnd receiv ing, Jatre.s Ellas, pios. "U. Patilik F1(iiiiipII. eiltng llcpior with out lleeiisc. J1I111 C. Peck, pios. 71. Powell Stingus, ellli'g liquor with out llceute, Beitiaul l)al, ptciF, 72. Jopcph Shrek, scllli.g lUiuot on Sun , dny, Esther WoMnan, pio. 73. James Joseph, Ji laree'ii and le eellng. Edwald Fan, pios. 74. Charles Wheeler, Jifl July , W. K. Beck, pros. 75 Abel Storms, perjury; W. K. Beck, proF. 76. Geoige Savlcz, keeping a gaming house, William Osshefekl. pios 77. Eottio Smith, keeping bawdy house, James McDavItt, pios. 78. Alexuiiilcr Romencck. Andiew Cas per, assault and batter , Michael Estnn, ptos. 79. Joseph Hukantls. Monica Puduexelllii, asault nnd battel , Fiank Petrltus, pios. 50. .Maitln Buikc, elllng lluuoi wllhrut license, John Mi Hale pins. 51. Anthon Roth, telling llipior without llrrnsc, J'jiul Gumbai. pin-. 52. James i'aiicll elllng lluuor on Sun- riaj , Selli Smith, pios. SJ. Adam Calky, larceny; Frank Ma lak , lmii S4 Anthon Oalaltz selling lltpior on Sundo , Maitln Stnngo-. puis. ti. John Wlsneskl Amelia Wlfucskl, sell ing llipior without Heense, Thomas l.ejshon, pros. S6. John lnoFkl. selling llcpilor on Sun da , George Mill' 1. pro 87. John Allspcngh. Harty All-pnugh Joh.l 1mi Ik, robber, hamut 1 l.oc, pros SS. Antonio Matia l.oulal Hi ndii. Mlcnnel Renda, Raphael Hasta. Francesco Mailno, felonious wounding, Joseph Aiiat.ilo pros f9. Antonio Matr.i, l.nulgl Rend.i Michael Renda, Ruphael I5ata, Pi.incescn Marino, felonious sntempt; Joseph Anastaslo pios. 69, Antonio Miitru, I.oulgl Renda, Michael Renda. Raphnel B.ista. Prnnte'cn Marluu, felonious attempt; Antonio Goraui. mo 00. John Mil.aughlln. Patrick Mel.ane, assault and battel; Allen Johnson, pros. 61. Jacob W. Boci. embezzlement; Will iam Hodb, pios 92. Pied Baeku nuelty to animal?; Richard Biers, pro. TIIPRSDAY. JfNE 23. 03. Pattlek J. Fanell. embezzlement; Charles Market, pios. 91. Julius I'osner. forge-rj , Benjamin 1? Johnson pios. 95. William Arnold, Iareeii and receiv ing. William Richards, pios. 9t. William Whltheek. laiceny by bailee, Nell MoTague, pio-. 97. John MrGow-rn larcenv and re-celv-lug, r i:. Bverett, pro. 9s. Maik Colas. l.ireeny and receiving. G W. Nun is, pios. 9'. Tlmothv Bimh. statutorv burglary; David I. Roche pro. lw. John Senkn. Michael Danko, robbery. Michael Wrobel, pro. 101. Dald Chappell, assault and batteiy; Henry Martin, pros in.' Joseph Burger, assault and batteiy, I.aillsh Seulnre, pros. 10J. Fiank Shelbiski. nggiavated assMlt 11 nil battel Anthonv KigolK pro. 10). Il,uaid llolstock, laicen.i nnd le ieH ; Maitln Giurell, puis 105. F II .Ionian M J. Cnnuoll sell ing ll(iinr without lkenso, C. W. Tl.IMM pios b. Thnm is P. Cardln stlllng liquor with out Ihriisi C. . riaer pro lo7. Chiisti.in Kline selling liquor with out Hi fuse, C W Ti.uei pro 10s Abe Well lit I. selling liquor without license; C W Traer, pros 103. William 1'. D.iUson sellliiK liquor without license, C W. Truer. pio 110. Thomas Morrison, selling liquor with out lliense. C. W Tlttxcr pros, 111. William Maxwell seuK Hqunr with out lkfiiFe. C W. Triuer pios 112. llenr J. e'roekenheTi;. selling liquor without Hi prise, C W Ti nver, pios 113. Thomas p Kngan. FelliiiB liquor with out Heense; C. W. Tiavit. pros 114 Thomas r Barrett, selling liquor without llci'iise. C V Ti.ner pros. 113. Rose Kane, Felling llquoi without lliense. C W. Timer pio 116. Fred Wide he! celling liquor without license, c. W Tiaei pios 117. Heimin Giaebnei veiling liquor with out lliente. C. w Tra,i. pros US Chailes Ttose. elllng liquor without license: f V. Traer proa 119. Julia ei sillliiR liquor without li cense, c w Tiaver, pros 120. Coinellus Cnnnell. John Murpln, Martin Me Hale. Willl.irn Uoi-en. James Moiiahnu, larcenv and re ceiving, David Millet, pio-s. 121. D.uld MeAloon. laicenv and receiv ing: Cnsper Neccll pios. 12J. Aithur l.uce nssault and battel; J. W. Robert, pios. TRIDAY. Jl'NK 21. 12.: 124 125. 126. 127 l.'S. 129 1J0 131. lo.' IJ3. 121 u; 136. l'!7. 13. 139 H 141 Eriust Oenneio. tas0 pietenses, M. -M Rudilv, pios Mlehael .Miirph. nssault and bat lei , Julia Shurra, pros. John Kicps. l.meny and icceMug, uusiiue diuszc? K, plus. l'C,cti Kerfntz, assault and battery. .Miehael Rock, pros Geoigo Diniim. ntlempt at rape; Jiihn Pit 1 ixd;. pios .!Llldri' .W1;!t0 . V"1'01 n,1f' "cecu ms, II 1. Brad haw. pros. Hani N. bwabski. lanenv and re I'lMiiB-Jl Goldsleaer, pios Bnlli jiouif, common scold, .Maiy iitaih, piox. Thomas E Sanderson, laicenv and receiving; Bllen Slheistcln. pios. John l.sdnu, nsuult unci battery; Jl.uy I.Mlon pios. Emma Welsh, assault and batter; Mis J I. Dals piox MUaiieth Ho.uh. breaking fence; L. Ilieswltz. iios. John .Mee'abe. assault and batteiy. Jlary lianiion. piox. Vlfw0 ,,wu"' 'rtn-cny. Llzlo Phil- Robe'rt Judge, nssnult and batte-v: Andiew II Dexlne. pros. Ui'i'.flc'.' Alr."p "''''"idt and batter; Biiiicet (Jutiin, preix 1;Vril,,,!-"1lK"1 naull nnd battei; II. M kle, pros. Julia Wind, laiieny nnd tetelMng, lliomas Kane, pros. Wllllani Millnlc. laiieny and rccelv- lug. Patrick P. Pdilden. pio. SATURDAY, JUNK 25. Marv Stud, suiet. IVter Holt. pro3. John Connors, suictv , Wultci Healy. Iiro eni Long, turety; Benjamin C. Robinson, pros. Ella Reed, suiely, Samuel Tuiry, pi OS Samuel Tarry, burety; i;ila Reed, piox. Andiew llaiwin, sutet ; Josephine hlanger, piox. Michael Walsh, suicty: Thomas Cat- nej , pros, Maitln Dougherty, surety, Samuel Juikmlu. pios. John J. Jones, turet ; Elizabeth Pai- i. pi ox. Maiy Stead, sutot; Mary Maxwell, pnx. James McDaWtt. sutcty, Tlthle Whlt- 110 . piox, Mary -Maxwell, ninety; Bildget Tur ner, piox. William Archbald, iincty;' W. I) 112 1IJ HI 115 lib 117 IIS. in 150 ill. i;j 153. 151. 155 VA Jj7 Ki X ICO. 161 lu2 o3. 164 lb. I'.ii H7. 16S. Andiuw St'upeek, uurcty, Maiy Ku.. zaek, piox. Michael Waltrrs, surety; Jnmej 1 lynii, pio George Smith. Miieiv; Wassll linen- loik, ptos John Youhasz. surety; .Martin Mc- Doiinugli, piur. xMnltred Moran, turety; fella A. Eastman, prox. John Kolotkl, suiely; William P. Morgan, pros'. Gpoivm Milled, surety, John Washa- mskej, m os. Patrick II Ktiinej. suiety. William H Kennedy, pio John II Gauey, suiety; Sarah Bar- ictt piox. ' , Rlchai'i Walsh, suruty; Thomas Man- gall plus. William A. Mcoro. iMrtlun; Sanh Moore-, piox. c. II. Kuiiai. surely: George V. Alehliald. pics, Mar Williams, suiety; Mary Jmus, piox. Ell Whltehousc, suiety; Daniel Hay, pros . ,169. John Cresfa, surety; Alexander War ner, pros. 170. Volantl HuckolaNltch, surely; Mary Meesha, prox. 171. William Mclsongci4, desertion; Agnes Melsengei, piox. 172 Judson Woolcot, surct) ; George Jun gle, pios. 171. Ella Reed; surety; Pa ton Taylor, prof, 174 James MrDuMtt. surety; V. J. Smith, pros, 173. Wllbnin Davis, deseillon; Henry Smith, pi oh. 176 Angelo Jlasnchy, surety; Sahatote Mouetto, pios. 177 John Elklef-kl. suiety; Bruno Iwna- owskl, pro. 17$. Jesso H, Whltrnar, desettltm; Sujle Whltmnr. piox. 179. Mar Roherts, surety; Mrs. Jumcs .Ioeph, prox. 150. Nb holas Cnilnecl. surety ; Michael Jrmilug, pros. PI. John Muriny, desertion; Mary Mur ray, prox. H2. August Yanlskey. John Ynnlskey, suiets; Phallza Nczlnskev, prox. '3. John Zovotskl, sttrctv ; William Krop insky, pros. 151. Frank Rcss. surety; Antonio Posser, plus. 1&5. IwivliI J. Thomas, deecrtlon; Katie Thmnns, prox. IS6. Christopher Ashman, surety; Har riet Warring, piox. !S7. Imrl JIIsam, surety; Jacob Gross man. prr. ISs. Mlchcel Massage, surety; Cjura Wlsll, pros. Xk Mlchnel McHalc, surety; Patrick Fin lmrty, pics. 190. Thomas O'Doniiell. desertion; l.llza- I eth O'Donnell, prox. 10) Frank Camllcth, surety, Mrs. James Paiilds, ptov 112 M. Schwartz, surety; Ann Polfrey, prox. 191 John Davis, desertion; Maud Davis, Piox. 191. Thomas C. Pete h. surct : Martha Ev ans, piox. 115. Frank Komperda, desertion; Mary Kompeida. piox 196. Georgi Fletcher, surety, Mary Jones, prox. The list for the second week will be printed in The Tribune tomorrow. THE MARKETS. Wnll Street Review New Yerk. June 13 -On the Stock e ehango iuda piiies pt'ffened sharplv In the list houi on an i-nlmated lovering movement Cm snlidntert Gas rose 4'-., Metrrpolltan Stieet railway, Sugar und Pullman ' nnd a number of other promi nent stocks a point or ovet It was the llrst time riming the day that the upward isuirsp ot prliis did not lead to dullness n'i... ,.-... . . u ill., .,,.! nhniil clonik' I lie I lustily ii l(llivi tui'l ttm'.ifc .v-- , at th rnllv net losses 1 caching a point in mam coseF Furnished by WMt.UAM l.INN AM EN CO . stock brokers, Mears building, loums 705-700. Open- Hlirh- Low- Clos. 11. g. est. est Ing Am Sug. Re"B Co .110 110 117', lrnj, Ateh., To. &.S. IV .. I3's H's 13'k US A . T & S F.. Pr . R-Ti S 32S .:V, Am. Tobaeco Co ....112 112 11" HIS Am. Splits 15 15 14'B US A in Slnlrllc Pr SH OT :1 -.S Halt . Ohio it'- 20 ll'i. 19', Brook R. T bVt 53i JOS 51S Ha State Gts 4 4i6 3"s 4 Can Southern 524 522 52 52 Chle G. W US H' H HS Chic f. N. W 127'i 127S 124S 123 Chle, B. & Q P"iS V' 1" 105's Chic ngn Ga . .101 101S 91S 100S Chle Mil. & St. P .WIS 101i4 !." 100S Chic , R I & P .. .107 107 I0V4 10-V, Chle . St. P. M. & O. .51 "1 3b'v " N Y , f. B & W . . t3S 13S "' 1 !'s Gen Rlectrlr . . . an .'.t S7S oTS l.oul : Nash .... 52S 3.' 31'2 ,'2'k Manhattan F.le ....Hit', 10IS 10JS l'Hl M K X. Tex . Pr . 35 3ji 31S L'lS Mo I'acllle 36'J 3h' ElS 5S Nat. Lead 33 3.3 31S 33 N Y Central IMS H lK.'s H6S Out West 15S 13S 15S 13S Noith Paeillc 30 30 2 :-a4 Noi. Pacllli, Pr .. . 7'H. 7m. 6s't t,'ji. I'aelfli Mail .. SOS 2'iS 2SS 20 southern It. it. . . s'j m2 ' Southern I!. R . Pr . 30 SOS 29'i, l"4 29S TVnn C Iron .... 2l'i 24S 21S 2tS Texas - P.ullle . 12 12 US ll's 1 nlon I'auac wi4 ivi'4 ivs mi 1' S. Rubber . 21' IS 21 I SI 1 t.illtr r 71 . 1' S Leather. Pr .. 65S ImS I.5S 'l1 ifi4 mi 11.I tiilllcl'nil I I I '"ft l,"H I "H l'T West Cninn HP, 9IS 91S 91S W & I. i: SS i j W Ar I. K Pr IIS US US US Met. Traeti Ion, Co . 150 11 r.si. p,i cht-F & Ohio . ... ::i .. ;.'i, '.-ji, Con Gas . ;03S IWS T7S 201i2 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Open- High- Low- Clos. WHEAT ing. est. est ing Jul. ... S3 to SO :i2 75 7'. September 72S 72S b9S 70S CORN l IIOclSU IT I " Julv 32S 32"4 31S 33L September ... OATS. Jlllv. September .. PORK Julv. September ... LARD July. September .. 13' s W 23', 21 21 21S "3S 20S 9 25 9 43 5 f,0 5 70 2 IS 21S 9 0 9 77 9.47 9.73 91 9R3 5 Ml 5 70 5 11 ficrnnton Board of Trade Exchnngc Quotntions.-Ail Quotations Based on I'nr of 100. STOCKS. Bid. Asked Scr.inton .t Piltston Tiac. Co. . . SO National Boring & Drlil'g Co. . 0 First Natloral Bank yfl Klinhurst Boulevard lttO Siianton Packing Co 93 Scianton Savings Bank 223 Lai ka. Iron & Steel Co '0 . . Third Nntlonal Bank 35 Throop Novelti Mfg Co 0 Ser.tuton Axle Works 73 Scianton Trae Co IS DlniH Dep ti Di Bank . ... lt.5 . . Peek Lumber Mtc Co . ... 175 219 Erniiom LiEht. Heat & Pow er Compiiiiv 45 Peranum Illuminating. Heat k Powei Company S3 Seranton Pniging Co in,) Traders" National Bank 130 130 l.aeka Lumber Co 150 Lack. Tiust & Safe Dep. Co ..150 Mooslc Mountain Coal Co 41,3 BONDS. Seranton Pass, Uallwa, moitgnge due 1930 . . . People's Street Railway, mortgage clue 191S .. . People's Street Railway, eral mortgage due 1931 Dickson ManufacturliiK t Laeka. Township School Clt of Seranton St. Imp. Jit Vernon Cot I Co .. . Seranton Axlo Works .. . first 115 ... tlrst . 113 ... Gen- 113 . . "o 100 Ve . ... 102 6-c 10- 85 luo Plillmtrlpliln Provision .Market. Philadelphia, June 13. Wheat-Was 3c. lower, contiaet glade, June, 03c., nomi nal. Jul, sj'javJSe Com '.c lower. No 2 mixed June. 35Sa3w Potatoes--Dull and lower, white, choice, per bushel, 50e , do talr tr gund, do , 40,i45c. Flour Dull and lower, w Intel supei $1 abkeil; do extras $l25nnkid Pennslv aula roll, er clear. $175 askid. do do. stialght, $5 asked, western wlntei ilear, Jl.'.'aJ: do. do. stialght. 3aj .'.',; do do. patent. $5 J3a 5 50, spring clear, $1 23a) 73, do stralBlit, J3 20,i 30, do patent. 3 40,i5 SO live Flour -Unchanged Butter -Firm; fain y west ern inameiv, 17e . do 1,1 Ints, I7i . Ugga Stead , tush ueaibv 12' sc ; do west ern, l.''jc. ; do southern, Ho Cheese Steady. Itellned ,Suai8 Unchanged. Cotton Steady Tallow - Quiet but steady; city pi line. In hogshead. 35jc ; eountr do. do. barrels. 3'4i.. elaik do, ilSc , cakes tc . grease, JalSe IJve Potiltn Quiet, tow Is. 9'.c , old roosters 7c sptlng chlckeiih. liaise Dressed Poiinliy Steady, fowls, choice 9':c, do. talr to good, old loostcrs. ii'je , spilng chickens, nenrbv. 23a25c. . western do. IS nSIr. Reeelpts Klour. 1.20O hariels and piOuO sacks, wheat 2.0110 bushels , corn. 29,eVM bushel; oat 3i)00 bushels Ship ments Wheat. 1 oito bushels; eoru, b.mK) bushe-ls, oats, UuaO buahcla Now York Proitiii'O Uailiel. New York. June H lTour- Weak nnd 20d3uc. loner Wheat -Spot c,,v Np .' led. Jl 0o, fob, nllnat cxpoit grade, options weak and denioiails;;d ntailv- nil day; prlie dually milled mi a big 101 al export bultic-s and closed III 111 lit l.i 9Si net dei line thn lattei In Julv , No .' led. Jul) 1 lose J Sc , August, 7hS' Sep. te-mber 75,kC ; December 75i Coin Spot eawv ; No 'J ,:iiSc , f. o b atlo.it. uptlons opened dei lined, but lluallv lallleel and closed steady at SaSc. net decline. Jul closed 3'iSc , September. 37Sc , Decem ber, SK'fi Oi,ts Spot dull, No J ,)K , No. 3, 20e , No 2 while. x.'t : Nu i white. 31" t option dull and nominal closing Se. net lower; Jul, closed 3JV Butte 1 Pn me 1 . wi stein ueamciv. it'va 17c ; do faetoiy liiytlJlyt Klglns, 17e . imitation eieamerv, ISallSi , state daily, IJtjalS'j:. ; do. ciiMiiiury. riSaI7i Eggs Film: stuto and Pennslvaiilu, 12c; west ern, 12c; southern. I0ullc. Chicago Prodiicn .Market. Chicago. June l3."-Enormous liquidation THE TRIBONE'S OPPORTONITY ONE INSERTION A WORD. FOR RENT $11 RENTS SEVEN DELIGHTFUL rooms eid tmh in llnu location -n Jefferson n venue Call and see pi onuses, 727 Jelfcison aveiiui. FOR UENT-TIIBEIJ OR FOUR UN iurnlfhed moms foi light housekeep ing for man i.nd wife 717 Olive street FOR RENT-926 GIilTENmGir'f! Seven rooms; excellent loeatlon; rent moderate. FOR RENT-p.nTioAIlfrTllOUSE, J?OD .,e.rn,lmProvements, No 511 Qulncy ave nue, for particulars Inquire Mrs. Dr. uardner, No 53') Qulncy avenue. FOR R13NT - NI17KLY FUItNISHnD front and side room 520 Adams ave. FOR RENTDESKROOM OR SHARE or olllies secend floor front, Coal Ex- cliangc. call at room to. FOR RBNT - SECOND FLOOR, '01 Qulncy HOUSC FOI1 RENT 405 WYOMING avenue. Apply to F. II Clemons. BuljJR'ng0 CoaJ Company's olllce. Mears JARN FOR RENT-BOJ MAHON COURT! APPly to p. n Clemons. Blue Ridge Coal Company's office. Mears Building FOR SALE Fo1t'fsA77B-A'lIADSoY:B''pAm6F road mares, fltel.v bred, 13 1 hands 5 and d years old full sisters Ver evenly mnteri fearlrs of ileotilc and steam enrs will rend 12 miles an hour guaran teed absolute! sound Are vcr pleas ant drivers, price, Ji.00. Thomas Cns sedv, Ashley, Pa l'OP. SALE-ONE 20-IIORSE POWER holler, rs good as new. THE WES TON MILL CO. FOR SALE OR RENT. FOR RUNT OR SALE-A GROCERY store at loss Plttston avenue, good lo cation, linn ire on ptemlses WANTED. WANTED - rWO-SEATED STRREY- Bargaln Smith 11 0 Sadie Place, cltv. WANTED-AFINE PAIR OF BLACK, stylish horses, hands high, welRhln not les thnn 2.200 pounds. Address Seran ton, P O. Box 247 ,. T9.EXOHANGE' A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO Ex change a line hoise and buggy for a good upright piano Addiess stating makers' name, Box jt, Tribune office MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LON ON BOXd'aSD mortgage on city propett.v. Welles & Torre ESTRAYED. STRAYED-A DARK RED COW WITH four white feel spot on rluhl should er part of light ear off A liberal reward will be given Lew MilUr Old Forge. CHIROPODIST CORNS. BINlO.Nb AND 1NGKOW 1NU nails cured without the least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and advice given free. E. M. IIETZEL, Chiropo dist. 330 Lackawanna avenue. Ladies at tended at their residence if desired. Charges moderate- CITY SCAVENGER A. B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS end cess pools; no odor. Improved pumps used. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor. Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue, or Eickes' drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry Telephone CO10 SCALP TREATMENT. .mrs"X"t?':keiXeXxv ment, 50c, shampooing. EOe , facial massage, manicuring, 25c , ehuopody. 701 Qulncy. ' for Joseph Leiter caused a general loat of the bulls In the wheat pit toda. Prli -s at the 1 lose showed a loss of 7e in Julv and 2a3e In September I'orn left off Sa Se lower Oats declined SaSc Po'-k lost 7'-e , lard and ribs were each 3c. higher Cash quotations were 11s fol lows. Floui -Dull and weak. No 2 spraig wheat, Siic . No 3 t pi Ing wheat. 75a3c . No. 2 red. S7c . No corn .i.'i . No ,1 el low torn, 32Sc , No. 2 oats, 25Sc. , No 2 white. 2-e . No 3 white 37'sc . No 2 re. 41c, No 2 barle 33a .tie . o 1 fla seed, 1.1S. prime tlmothv ed. $2.07a2 75. mess pjork. per barrel $0 55,i9.00, lard, per 10) pounds f 5 73a 7"', short libs, sides, loose, J5 23.li!, drv salted shouldei. boxed, 3a4e.; short char sides, boxed, 55 50a 0. Chicago Live Stork. Chlcngu. June 13 -cattle Active de mand, prliis uiled strong for the better class of offeilng- and steady lor other. Choice! steer i 'Wa5 5, medium. St na4 i5, beef steei $1 10.it 1",, stockels and fted or. $3 93atM cows and helfeis, $3 40,ilSi, lalves. iinhMi. Hog Lower; fair to choke, ii ST" -al packers ". 73a3 .5, butch ers, $3Soa3 05; mixed tf 75,i.l -u. light. 13 o a.t.90. pigs t: V)a3 7j Sheep Market strong the best sheep 13c higher, sheep, J3 Ii0h3 23, rams 2 75a4, ewes, jl 73; clipped lambs, 4 5oaiihi, sprint: lamb u-ni r.o. Receipts-Cattle IsimO head, hogs, Jj.U'jO head , she-ep, n WiO head. Ciiltnln Live: Stack. East Buffalo, N V , June H.-Cattle Good stoi k higher, common stock, stndv ; good shipping steer. $190j5: coarse lough and light stceis l.lua) 70, green steers $1 25a! i,'i. choice tat helf eis Jle'iOalWi, mixed butt In is, lu4 "1; irood buichers' cow, $!5at35. Hogs Receipts lleavv, market sli.w and lowei ; Yorkers la I pi. mixed packer' glades. SI PM4 12 medium weight, $1 15a4 17; henvy hOKS. $l2o, loughs 3."fla3..0, plga, $3 25i 3 90 Sheen and Lambs Receipts light, maiket dull' sheep, lower lamb, about steadv . native Inmbs ehone to extra, 5 5uj5 1,5, ihoiio to good. J5.33a3.40, culls. $1.2345 15, sheep, iliclie to selected weth ers Jlh3i4 75, mixed bheep. $145a4iiO. culls, f3a3 75. Lost Liberty Cnllle Market. East Liberty, Pa., June 13 Cuttle Stead extia. $l90a5, prime, St VMIiO. Hog -Slow and lower; jilme mpdiunis and heavies. JI05allo. heavy Yorkers. Jl aP)5; common to good Yoikers, Jt90a3 9o, pigs, a to nuilltv, ?3(a3X5, lough. U 30 uJ i". Sheep Lowei , cliolio 1 lipped 1 1 10 nt'-i. 1 omomn .Ti,i; choice clipped lainhs J'ki.i3 05 common to nood Stat'H); kpiing lambs, $5a0; veal calves, $S.'fu7. New ork Live Murk. Niw York, Juno 13. Beeves Demand .. I. .I.A.. ..A..l. . .......... l-Yi.-lill -fill , price sie.inv ; Hieeis l ,i'l 1 ;'. stockels fl ':5 bulls, I.Ji.5, ovs J.Alt iSlM'i, -Opined hIovv hut steady, iles'vl i .,.. -i.l 1...1 .....Mill. . .I..A.. 1 rt lil II. Jllt'n -H'ihij , nirri- g.,,'f,,'- .,,.- , if. -.- . .. (i. (linn , ,r.u- tjtit'J, mil I-', mint n(-- 40 "I ill. fat calves ia4 50. Sheep and Lambs--Demand a. t've, sheep, 10al3i lower; lamb. 15a 23c lowei sheep J'tj5a4 75, heavy export wethers. 3. yniiling' V 5 5o lamb- 5 73(il9i; cull J5 IIok, aiMkt 'low hi JUI.O iholce stale noj'-i, $135, southern nnd western pigs, 3al 15 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho of(fe Sigiuturo POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Benefit of All Who Have IIou;e Real Estate or Other Proncrtv to Sell or Exchaniic. or Who Wntit or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insert otu Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free EDUCATIONAL. KEBLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SYRA cuse, N. Y. Under the supervision of Bishop Huntington. Twenty-eighth scheol ear begins Thursday, September 15, 1-3--Apply to Miss Mary J Jackson. PASTURING. PASTURINO-ONE AND A HALI miles from Clark's Summit, lnepilio 121 South Main avenue GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES ONE dollar per week. Arja Bowen, Spring Brook, Pa. LEGAL. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders nf thn Economy Light. Heat and Power company for the election of Directors for the ensuing ear and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before It, will ho held at the office of the Company. Room 20. Republican rjulldlng. Seranton, Htt , on Monday. June 27. lsis, at two o'clock p. m . In accordance with bv-laws of the Company. W. J. NORTHUP, Secretary. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT pursuant to a lesolutlon passed by the board of directors of the Lackawanna Telephone Company, a meeting ol the stockholders of said company Is callnl, and will be held at the said company s chief ofllce or place of business. No 423 Lackawanna uvenue. In the city of Seran ton county ot Lackawanna and state tf Pennsylvania, on the thirtieth clay of Jun" A D 198 nt three o'clock p. in , lor the purpose of taking action on the approval or disapproval of the pioposcd Increase of the capital stock of said com pany from ten thousand dollars to one hundred thousand dollars GEORGE S HORN. Secretary. ESTATE OF JOSEPH M BOIES, LATE ot the Cltv of Seranton, Lackawanna county, deiiased Letters of administration having been giante-el to the undersigned, all petsons having ilalms or demands against tha said estate will prcmt them lor pa ment. and those Indebted thereto will please make Immediate payment to HENRY M BOIES, Admlnisttator. CHAS II. WELLES, Scranion, Pa Atorney for Estate. SITUATIONS WANTED WORlT'wANTED BY A WOMAN WHO is willing to go out bv the day. will alo toko In washings Mrs. M. Frlk, rear 400 Gibson stieet. city SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST class tlrcmnn, can ti ke care ot engine, has had six years experience as such -n steamships. G. A. V 413 Noith Ninth stieet. SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST class waiter In pilvutc or hotel, can furnish the best city reference Address 617 Illtchiock court. Jos A. llson. SlTrATION WANTED-TO GO OUT BY tho day waHiIng Ironln-; or any kind of house cleaning, would like oltices to clean. Side eloor. 120 Franklin avenue SITUATION WANTED-BY LADY IN olllce. best reterenee. Address A W ., Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG NEW Yorker 2) well editratnl, wishes po sition with coal mining company, rail read or contracting llrm. spr iks and writes Italian, French fluently, nnd un derstands bookkeeping used to handle laborers. At refeiences Address New Ymkcr. eare Tribune olllce. Seranton. Pa POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN JO ye.iiH of nge. willing to do nny kind of vvoik. have had experience in drug store Addn ss W. A. S , Tribune ofilee. SITUATION WANTED - BY BOY 10 veais of age, who is well acquainted with the city. Addiess 734 N. Main avc SITUATION WANTED-BY ENPERI enccd bookkeeper, can audit and bal ance book, salary moderate. Addrcbs I. O. U , Tribune office. WAITER WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS business wants position Can take full charge. Walter, this office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG lady as office assistant; has had three years' experience, and is fully compe tent to fill nny position, can furnish A No l refeience from Inst employer. Ad dress L , 922 Pine street. YOUNG MAN, 21. WANTS POSITION as porter In hotel or gentleman's place, understanding horses and indu ing, reference. Address B, 3u9 Penn avenue, city. SITUATION WANTED-IN PLUMBING shop, some experience, or clerl: In store Can Rive best of reference Ad dress P. O. Box 131. Forest City. Pa. .SITUATION WANTED - WAsTiTnG ironing or every kind of house clean ing by the day. or will take washing home, would like offices to clean. Side eloor, 420 Franklin avenue. S IT U AT I O N W A NT E D- YO UNOM AN (2l seeks outdoor emplovmunt: col lecting or driving. G. 11. J. G., b.'3 Cedar avenue SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT the Hist pa:t of the wick washing and Ironing done at home I'all or address L. B , 331 North Sumner avenue. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and typewriter wishes to muke a change, thoroiifihl competent nnd tella ble, full knowledge of bookkeeping and olllie vvoik icference fiom present em-ployei- Address S II, Box .'S3 Scian tcn Pn PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTS EDWABD II. DAVIS. ARCHITEJI', Connell Building, Seranton. E. L. WALTER ARCHITECT, OFFICE rear of COG Washington avenue. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR.. ARCHITECT. 135 Spruco St.. cor. Wash, avc, Seranton. FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT. Price Building, 126 Washington avenue, Seranton T. I. LACEY & SON, ARCHITECTS, Traders' National Bank. , DENTISTS DR. 1. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON "PRI vato Hospital, cor. Wjemlng and Mill bet ry DR. F. street L. M'ORAW, 305 SPRUCE DR. H. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O. DIvT" cTc. LA URACIL 115 Wyoming av"e" WELCOME C SNOVER, 331 Wishing, ton avenue Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5 DETECTIVES BARRING X"M'SVEENEV7LM0N wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser vice Agency PRINTING THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.. North Washington avenue Linotype Composition of nil kinds quickly done. Fucllltlei umurpatted In this region. WIRE SCREENS J0s7KUETTl3L7"REARrtTf LACKA wanna avenue, Seranton, Pa,, manufac turer of Wire Screens. LAWYERS FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND Counsellor at Law. Burr buildings, rooms 13 nnd 14, Washington avenue. OKELL Sr OKKLL, ATTORNEYS, f. l'O 11 Coal Exehunge building, Seranton WILLARD. WARRLN& KNAl'P. AT torneys and Counsellors-at-Law. Re publican building, Washington oAcniie, Scianton, Pa. JA M ES H. TORREY. ATTORNEY AN D Counsellor-at-Law Rooms 413 und 414 Commonwealth Building. JESSUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND Counsellors-at-Law. Commonwealth building, Washington nvenuu. A LFR ED HAND, WILLtAM J. HAN D. Attorneys and Counsellors. Common wealth building. Rooms 1, 20 nnd 11. JAMES W "OAK FORD. ATORNEY- T Lavv. Rooms 514. 515 and 510, Board ot Trade building. E. B BEPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on teal estate ccrurlty. Mears building, corner Washington ao nue and Spruce street B. P. KlLLA.UATTORNEY-AT-LAWr, 305 Commonwealth bldg, Seranton, Pa. JAS J. II. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY-at-Lnw. 301 Commonvveolth building. Seranton. ED WA RD W THAYER. ATTORNEY, Ruoms 903-901. 9th lioor, Mears bldg. JOSEPH JEPUREYS ATTORNEY-AT- LAW. 7 and i Burr building. E. A. W ATR PS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 423 LNckawar.na avc, Scianton, Pa C. R. PITCHER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Commonwealth building, Seranton, Pa PATTERSON" & WlT.COX, TRADERS' National Bank building. C COMEGVS 321 SPRUCE STREET A. XV. BERTHOLF, Attv . Mears Bld. PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE to tho Seranton Private Hospital, cor ner Wyoming Ave. nnd Muibeny St. Telephone: Day call, 5313; night call, 413. DR C. L PREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS Bank bldg. 122 Wyoming avenue. MARY A. SHEPHERD. M. D HOME opathlst. No 22S Adamr avenue. DR. A TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN Diseases of Women, corner Wyoming avenuo nnd Spruco street, Seranton. Offlco hours, Thursday und Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 6 p m. DR W. E ALLEN, 512 NORTH WASH- ingion avenue DR. L M GATES. ROOMS 20ANP 205 Board of Trade building Office hours. 8 to 9 a m.. 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Rcsl dence 309 Madison avenue. DR. C. L. FREAS. SPECIALIST IN Rupture. Trui Pitting nnd Fat Reduc tion. OffieB telephone 13G3. Hours :10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9. DR. S W L'AMORPAUN OPP1CE 310 Washington nvenue. Resldenre. 131s Mulberry Chrrilc diseases hmc. heart, kldncvs and genlto-urlnnrv or gans a special Hours. 1 to I p m W, G. BOOK, VETERINARY SUR geon Horses, Cattle and Doit Heated. Hospital. 124 Linden stieet, Seranton. telephone IB72. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS THE ELK CAPE. 133 AND 127 PRANK- lln avenuo, Rates reasonable. P. ZIEGLER, Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. &. W passenger depot Conducted on tho Eu ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, Seranton. Pa. Courrcs preparatory to college, law, medicine or business. Opens September 13 Send for catalogue Rev Thomas M Cann, LL. D., Walter 11. Buell. A M MIDWIFE MRS. GABLE. GRADUATE WIDWIFE, 1518 Washbirn street. Seranton En gagements solicited. Rooms und bejt attendance for a limited number of pa tients. SEEDS G. R. CLARK & CO.. SEEDMEN AND Nurserymen; storo lit! Washington ave nue; green house. 1350 North Main ave nuo; storo telephone, 7s2. MISCELLANEOUS LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE ISL nnds. Greatest Naval Battle Saoes all blcwn to pieces and landed In Net tleton's Shoo Store, Washington avenue Ladles' tine Button shoes, lusset and dongola. cost $2 50, at $149, ladles line tJOO shoes for 9Sc. Ladles' Oxtords, cost Jl 50. toi 79c. Msii s $.' 3o call and rus set shoes for $1.49. $3 00 shoe for $1 9$. etc. BAUERS OP.CHESTRA-MUSIJPOR balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed. dings and concert work furnished. For toims address R J. Bauer, conductor. 117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulbert'j music store MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS' sunolles envelopes, puper bags, twin' Warchouje 130 Washington avenue -Seranton, Pa. RAILROAD TIME TABLES Central Rallroail of New Jcrssy (Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.) Ruiions in New York Foot of Liberty stfeet! N? R. and South Ferry Whitehall StAeiUhraclte coal used exclusively. Insur- in,? cleanliness und comfort TlSlE TARLE IN EFFECT MAY 15 K Trains leave Seranton for plttston Wllkcs-Bai re ei. , at 8 J . 10 10 an. 1 3 2 35 3 20, 7.10 p. m. Sundays, 9 00 a. m l'rui' 1 7 10 P. m. For Lakewood and Atlantic City. S.i ""r'of New Y'ork. Newark and Elizabeth. ,"V,V. in. Sunday. . 15 p. m TTaln ie. vine 120 p. m arrives nt Philadelphia. Beading Teimlial, 7 03 p m. and New . 20 iexptes ,1 in . 1 .v ivM.n-jj, u.u v-.-i- is iinit.innru nun t asiiiiiuicri iinti points South and Wet via Bethlehem For Long Branch. Ocean Giove. etc. at S 30 u m and I 20 P m Tor Reading. Lebanon and Hurrlsbuis via Alle.iiown. 8 SO a in.. 120 p m. Sun- di"Potts"ille fw n m . 1 20 p m Betuinlng leave New ork. foot of Lib erty street? North Rivor. at 400. 010 (ex. press) a. m . l. texpiess) p m. Sundiu 4 0 a in , 0 .. .. Leave New ork, South Perry, foot Whitehall stieet, at 9 Ox a. m 1 25 p m Passengers arilvlng or departing from this tetnilnnl can connect under cover with all the elevated lallroads Broadway eahlo cars and ferr'es to Bionklvn anil Etaten Island, making eiidck transfer to and fiom Gland Central Deput and Long Island Ralliond Leave Philadelphia. Beading Terminal. 9 21a m.aoop m Sunday,! 15 a m Through tickets to all pol.its at lowest rato may bo had on application In nd vance to the ticket asent at tho station. H P BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agt. J. II. OLHAUSEN. Gen. Suot. ro'r Mauch Chunk. Allcntown. Bothlc u,f?ri-,i.lnl. and 1'hll.ulelplil.l, S 30 a. in i o. 3 20 p m. Sunday s. 2 13 p. m BOREflU SIX INSERTIONS A WORD. to Rent. Situations for l'lvc Schedule In Illlect Nov. iS, 1S57. Trains Leavo Wllkes-Barra as Fol lows: 7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washinf-ton, and for Pitts burR and the Woat. 10,15 a. m., week days, for Hazlotpn, Pottsvillo, Reading, Norrlstown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun bury, Harrisburfj, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitts burR and tho West. 3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris burR. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Pittsburg ana the West. 5.00 p. m., week days, for Hazloton and Pottsvillo. J. R. WOOD. rJen'l Pass. Acent. J. ft. HUTCHINSON, (leneral Mnager. Del.. Lacka. and Western. Effect Monday, Nov. 21. 1S37. Trains leavo Seranton as follows: Ex. press for New York nnd all points East. 1.40. 3 00, C.15, S.Ov) and 10.05 a. in., 12.55 and 3.33 p. m Express for Enston, Trenton, Phlladel. phla nnd tho South, 5.15, S.00 and 10 20. a. a . 12 f,5 and 3 33 p m. Washington and way stations. 3 45 p. m, Tobyhanna accommodation, 610 p. m. Express for Blnghamton. Oswego, El mlra, Corning, Bath, Dausvtllc, Mount Morris and Buffalo. 1210. 2?3, 9 00 a, jn , and 1 55 p. in , making close connection at Buffalo to all points in tho West, Northwest and Southwest "Blnghamton nnd way stations, 1 05 p. m. Nicholson accommodation, 5 15 p m. Blnghamton und Elmlra express, 5.5 p m. Express for Utlcn and Richfield Springs, 215 11. m , nnd 1 53 p. m. Ithaca, 2 33. 9 00 a. m, and 155 p. m. For Northumberland, Plttston. Wilkes. Barre. Plymouth Bloomshurg and Dans Mile, making close connections at North umberland for Wllllamiport, Harrlsburg, Baltimore. Washington nnd the South. Northumberland nnd intermediate sta tions, 6.00, 10.05 a. m., und 1.05 and 6.00 p. m Nnntlcoke and Intermediate stations, SOS and 1110 a m. Plymouth and Intel mediate stations, 3 35 and 8 50 p. m. For Kingston, 12 45 p. m. Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on nil express trains. For detailed Information, pocket time tables etc., orply to M. L. Smith, DIs trlct Tassenger Agent, depot ticket of fice. Delaware and Hudson. On Monday, May 21, trains will leave Seranton as follows: For Carbondalc b 20. 7.35, S.55, 10.15 a. m.; 12 00 noon. 1.21, 2.20. 3.52, 5.25, 6 2s, 7.37, 9 15. 11 00 p m ; 1 IB a m. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton, New England points, etc.. CiO a. m., 2 20 p. m For Honcsdale C20, 8 53, 10.15 a. m ; 12 00 noon. 2 20, 5 25 p m For WTUes-Bane 6 45. 7.50. S 45. 9 33, 10 15 a m . 12 05, 1.25. 2.1S, 3.33, 4 27, 6.10, 7.50. 10 2", 11.30 p. in. For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via Lehigh Valley R It., 6 43 a m., 12 05. 1.25, 4 27 p m. tvvlth Black Diamond Express), 1! 30 p m. For Pennsylvania R. R. points 6,45. 9.33 n m , 2 Is 4 27 For western points via Lehigh Valley R. It, 7 50 a. 111., 12 05. 3.3J (with Black: Diamond Express). 10 28, 11.30 p. m. Trains will at rive ut Seranton as fol lows From Cnrbondale and the north 6.40. 7 45, 8 40, 9 34, 10 40 a. m ; 12 00 noon; 1,30. 2.U. 3.25, 4 23. 5 45. 7 47, 10 25. 11 27 p. m. Prom Wllkcs-Barre and the south 6.'3, 7 HI, 8 50, 10 10, 11.55 a. m ; 1 16. 2 14. 3.48. 5 20 6 21, 7.53, 9 C6, 10 05 p. m.; 1.13 a m. Complcto Information egardlng rates to all points In the United States and Canada may be obtained at the ticket of. rice In the depot. Special nttentlon given to Western and Southern resort business J W. BURDICK. G P A . Albany. N. Y. II. V.'. CROS3. D P A . Seranton, Pa. Lehigh Valley Railroad System Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli ness and Comtuit. In Effect May 15, 1S93. TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For Philadelphia and New York via t. . II R. R , at b 15 a. m . und 12 05, 2 18. 1 27 (Black Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m For Plttston and Wllkes-Barre via D , L & W. B. .. 0.00. 11.10 a. m., 1.65. 3.33. 6 Per" White Haven. Hu7leton. Ppttsvllle, nnd Drlncipal points In the coal regions via D. & H R- R b 45. 2 IS und 4 27 p. m, Pl"or Bethlehem, Easton, Reading. Har-riehuri- and principal Intermediate sta t ons via D & H. It. R.. 0 45 a m . 12.05. 2l" 4 27 (Black Diamond Express), 1130 Ppmf Tunk'nannock, Towar.da. Elmlro, Ithaca. Geneva and principal ntermcdl nte stations, via D. L. tc W, K. R., 8 03 n m 1" 45 and 3.35 p m. For Geneva Rochester. Buffalo. Niag. nra rails Chicago and all points west via. ti ? R R . 12 0"' 333 (Black Diamond VviVress) 10 28 and 11 30 p m p.illman parlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh VniieV narlor cars on all trains between Wikes-Barro und New York. Philadel phia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge phla, ""-. h WILBP3. Gen Supt. CHAS S LEE Pass Agt . 26 Cortlandt utreet NeV Yolk A W NONEMACIIER. Division Pass enger Agent Smith Bethlehem. Pa Eric and Wyoming Valley. IN EFFECT JUNE 1ST l'"3 Leavo Snantnn for Haw lev and points ast on or via r.:rte It. It at 5 iw a m . " U , m "nil 2 2S p m. For LaKe Ariel at "rrtve at Sersnion from above poin 3 at" sit n m 1" P m and 9 00 p. m. From Lake An. 1 ut 7 11 P m - SCHANTON HIVISION. v In Effect December l'Jtli, 1807 $TXM!WJb r-s& Rortb Bound Mouth Bound. aoil I 04 Stitloas P J 2 (Trains Bally. Kx. g & as i cept (.unday ) I I5 o .... v m Arrive Leave a u T2.-.N Y Franklin t: .... 7 43 .... III! ..... 7 lowest 4and street .... 1M . ., "" 700 Weehawkcn ... 8 10 .... p v Arrive Leave r u " "77. xw, CaaosU 7. . us .... 1 cw Hancock ... ill .... ! ' I... IS 51. Marllsht ... !!. ... 1246 rrestonl'ark .... 2 31 .... II.. ... 1840 winwood .... 341 . .. uimI royntelle .. 25o .... ... ...1211 eir-o-i... 85S .... 12031 PlP'iaot Sit 3Cfl ... I. tuw1 Uniomlaie ... 3 09 ., 1K0 r-rest cur .. si9 .. .... ... 11341 carbonane .... s S4 .... flisoi 'iVblte Hrltlge . 13 88 ... II ... 'Iiis.1 Mavfieia .... m" .. HI m Jermyn ns ,. II ...J 11 Archibald .. s si . .. III! . in. Wlnton s4 III! ... ill 1! I'eckvllle .. . S9 . 11107 olvphant .... 4 0t ,. ... .Ill 01 Vrlcetnire ... o: .. I! 11101, . Throop ... 4 IP .. Ill 0.1 Providence .... 41 .. ifirsT park Place ... 14 17 II! .. .hois scrantoQ ... 4 8u 'a u leave 1 Arrive p id ah trains run dMlr excent Sunday. t slgalllcstu&t trains stop on MirBal for r" MDgcrs secure rates via Ontario & Western before purchasing tickets and save money Day am Klgnt Evpresstotuo Wesr J.O, Anderson, den. raw -sir. T. nitorott, BIT. 1'as.i, Agt. Bor-ntaa, Pa.
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