2 UTIE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESD A Y. JUKE 15. 1898. SECOND WEEK OF . CRIMINAL COURT Cases Tbat District Attorney Jones' lias .'Arranged (or Trial. MOST IMPORTANT ACTION IS THAT AGAINST EDWARD KENNY, WHO IB CHARGED WITH MURDER. CASES AGAINST TUB WOMEN WHO ARE CHARGED WITH SHOPLIFT INO ARE ON THE LIST-NUMBER Or PERSONS WILL RE ARRAIGNED FOR SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT A LICENSE. The cases set down lor trial during the second week of cilpilnal court which begins Monday, Juno 27, Is as follows; MONDAY, JUNE 57. 197. Edwird Kenney. niuidei, Thomas Leyshon, pios. 19$ John Tufty, statutory bmslary, Mat tin Gutrell. pies. ... 199. William Osboinc, r.:inuit and bat ter ; Catherine Csborn. pio 200. John O'Hau. laiceny and iccelvlns: Lizzie Stoi ib. in ox. , Jul. William Sinii'tJ, iimIIcIkus mischief; Ellon Snjdir, piox. 102 Michael Fure.v. tusaull and battery; Or ugo McCloake. pios. 2u3. Amos l.fsli. Feltr Race, Thomuskls- inner, rutting timber ticca; John 11. Cos tt, in o. 201 Wlnlfioil Geiilly fpl'Inpr llciuor vxith- iiul llieiiee, Ellon Ni on, prox. 203 Peter L nclt. selling lleuioi without license; Thomas H. M.ilone. PIUI. I0t. Micha-I J llmaii. selling llquoi with nut license . Thomas H. I. MjIoiic.v. pi 01!. 207 Rlcluitd Mnxcv. malicious mischief; Susan Mu). prox LOS J. II. Giles. lale ptetciise: Lmma Ackri. prox. 299. wnilatn I.. Hollies t. s eduction, Mar tha William, piox. l'i. John MrHuMi. laiceny and receiving; Gtoigp 14 '.tier, pio. 211. Hugh Collins, AiitliKii) Mctlale, a sualt and baite-iv , Hen lluovet, pios. iU. Ilildhcl Dmi.heil relllng liquor without license; T. H. C. Malone PI Ob. US. Ellabolli It.nilngton. selling liquor without license, Thomas H. C. M.c loucy. pro. 214. John .uznlowKI selling liquor with out licence, Hceie S. Davis, pio 15. M. J. llni.in, s. lllug lltiuol wlthuJi license. Bernard Davis, pro 216 Michael Ulnofshi selling liquor un SuiiiIh.v , Valentino Binlkowskl pros. 21. Amu? IloliliiMjii, dlsoiduly house; Matthew li .in pros 215. rr.inK Woiitioiiskl. selling liquor wltliuut lie use, Henry Dink, pros. 219 Jacob t'rban. selling llquoi without license. MitllllCW Hchii pio. 220. Jacob Silt h, selling liquor on Sunda ; Thomas Monnghiin, pros. 221. Hari McKlntvie John MiKlnt)re. astault iiiid battel; , Warren l.a France, pio. 222 Michael Klnofskl, selling liquor with out licence, Valentine Blalkowskl, pro. 221. William Spilnficr. cutting timber tree"; 'har!ee c. Mattes, pros. 221. Harry Mlnovlih. Andrew Gorgle lar renj and melvlng, P. Swartz. pi 'is 225 John Delbach. assault and batter , Mary Malone, pi ox. 226 Mngglt Jloi.tgomci.v lobbeij , Mm tin Gtirrell iuos. TUESDAY, JUNE 2. 227. Henr.v Rlckhoff, embezzlement, M. Lllllg. Plo-. 22 Annie Peloid, lobbeis; Maitln Our- n II, pi os. 221. Mary Lul.en sellliiK wlthouth license, Thomap l.ej xlioii, pro 2J0 Isahell Webb, adulter; Thomas L.- hiion. pi of GuloppH ito-a. laiceny and iecclvlnp; Vlto Samlllo. pro. Ml. 232. Ahellle i.lotn. assault and batttry; Peter Kadate. pros 211, Max Schwaitz. D. Roscnteld. conipl lacy; Charles Robinson, pio?. 234 John McNIclinU. Waller McNIeho- lap; lls,lull and battery, Thomas Uropan, pros 235. Pat I lik Hovlim, .veiling Ihiuor with out license. Mary Goodwin, piox. IS Patilik Italian selling llquni on Sun day: Mar Goodwin prox 2o7 Joseph Mlhlin, lobber; rftonj Kene, pro j.. 235 hate. McAndrew. Michael McAmliew s-dllnc liquor without llcene, Pat ilck C'osKliif. pros 233. Clarentu Siidei. talst pietenses; Ar thur dr-llht, pros. 21'). WllllifmT. i'are faNe pictenscs. W. Shaffei pros 211. Alexander Smith felonious wounding; Prank .Miller pio 212. Michael Jlnllo felonious wounding; John Hurke pios 24". MIiImcI Mi Audi w, K.itt McAndif w. KellhiF liquor nn Sunday. Patilck Cogclns pi os. 211 Jiippli Tehitskl. rohbeiy. Audl-w Hal win, pios 245 John i "a lla him. robber , John T. Stoer. pros. 24b Michael Duikln. t-ell liquot without II- reuse. Seth Smith, pios. 247 Thomas It.Mtn. sedii(tlon, Mai Dal- ton pro. 21S I.ottlo HnidliiK. selllna liquor with out llveiu-e, Hn hind Das, pin-. 2t'i Gfoifie W liiale, umbezzlcmen', Ilenrv Me.ul, pins 250 t'linilcj (Vde. felonious attempt, Titos. T. E.(iic pio C.'.l. Mlchncl Rounaccl. aR.-rante(l nssault and battit, Jame. T. MoAndrews, pio. 2"i2 John Mallov, aRRiaated assault and batter, .lame T McAndnWh, pios 253 James Getting. h.I1Iiir liquor with out lb oux , JoniiJ Dules, pios. 254 William Hill. a-ault and batterx ; Marv J Willis p:o 25'5. .Innifs Wilson, lanen and reeeUlns. I. A Miilincx, piox 250. Martin Wh.Uu., lamii and rceei. Iiik. I lank Smith pi ox" WHIiNKSl). Jl NT. 21 2'7 1,1m ( nsnian lurccn and recelina N P sini' i pr is I here Is No NARCOTIC NOR DHI.RTEHIOUS URUJ IN KAIIWAY'S RUADY RRMGF. In nslnif medleliie to stop pain, wn tl ould iiold smii us Infill t ipjui on the sic;i upiuni MoiiiluiK. Chloroioim. J,i!ic icalno am, ciiioind etc, stop pain by dCblioMUR be Miine ol lieiceii Hon, thq'patleru IosIiik ihe power of feel Inn 1'hls i.s ii most denuicihe ptiiitlco. It nidkkH the i)niitnini. bhuts up and In Mead of itmoMns tioublc. bttuks down the htomiich loi a lei sth of tln.e kills ihc liticu and pio.lin.Cb ln.il or scleral pm- Thtie Is no necessity for uslnr these iinieitalu nR-ntx whin a posltKe lemulv like RADWAY-S READY IU'LIEP will Mop the most excrui latins nuin quickei. without en'Mlllnc the least danger In elthei Infant or adult. 1' IliFtanlly Mops the most excruilatlnc paliib. nllays Inllammntlon and cuies ton etlon whether or the Lhiibh Stomaeh. l,owel, or otlur glands of mutuous mem tiiancs. A half to a teabpoonful In half a turn tiler of water will In a few minutes cure J. i amp. Spasms, Soui Stonuah, Hocrt burn. Ner-ouness. Slecplessnejs, Sb.k teinafValns '""lency. and all In A CURE I'OR ALL SUMMER COMPLAINT SI DYSENTERY. UIARIJIIU3A. CHOI. ERA MORI1US. A half to a tcaspoonful of Heady Relief 1,a half tumliler or water, icpiatcd at often irf the dlschaises continue, and a Manner saturated with Heady Hellof placed oer tho stomach and bowels will afford Immediate relief and toon eftct a cure. Malaria in at, various tornm cuied ani prevented Theio is not a remedial agent in the .orl.i tii. i win cure Fever and Acue and all nine i Mularloii, Blou and other ft cy iti.l.j In RADWAY'S PILLS so ' III. as JiUUA READY RELIEF "!. c 'i cents pei bin tic. Sold by all ni asttJktp. RADY.'AY ft CO., 1?. Elm St., New Yolk. 2SS. Thomas Daman, asatilt and battery; . James Torsnely, proa, .... 239, Joveph Torofskl, nimault and battery; John Ostrofskl. plod. 260. Joseph Vcinnwskf, pointing pistol; L. II. Lynn, pros. 261. Mary Thomas, Rachel Wlncham, lar- cany nnd iccelvlng; Mat tin Gurrell, pios. (Goldsmith Hrothersi. 2C2. Peter Ruins, attempt ut rape; Annie PiorscRueun, piox. 263. Rachel Wlncham-. Marv Thomas, lor ceny and rceclvlnu, Mnitln Gurrell, pios. (Jnnn Lonc's Sons), 2CI. Rachel Wlliclianr. Mary Thomas, lnr ccny and icnllnR; Martin Gurrell, pros. (P. Ii Klnlevi. 265. Mary Thomas. Rachel Wlnchntn. lar ceny and recelvliiR, Martin Guncd, pros. (I.ebeck & I'm In. 2C MtiRule Thomas, larceny and receiv ing; Mnrtln Guirell, pros. (Jonas Lnnc'a Sons I. 267. Mary Thomas. Rachel Wlncham. lar ceny ur.d reccUlns; W. Wchkcr, pios. 26$, Piederlck 8keol, Ian cry and retclv Ihr; Annie Kllniaitin, pio. 269. Mrs. II M. Wllllann, Inn env and re collnc; Martin Gun-!!, jiros. (S. G jeii & Son i 270 Mrs II M Williams, laiceny and rrccUUw; Martin Guncll, pro3. iMIIlir & Peck i 271. Mrs H. M. William", laiceny nnd re- teiiltR! Maitln Gui'.cll, pro3. (II. II Reldteman). 272. William Wilson, laiceny unci tecelv- Ins; Thomas D'inlit:'. inos. 273 Kiank Jllllcr, Antlmm Simon, nssatilt nnd batten ; Alexander Smith, pioi. 274 Edwi'id Lewis. iplcIvIhk stolen Roods; John McCnbc. inns. 273 Mix. H. M. Williams, laiceny and re ecMns, Martin Guuell, pros, c Welc he 1 Biothei'). 27C. JIih. H. M Williams, larceny jnd re c"IIhr; Maitln Uurrtll. ptos. (Gold smith lliothers . 277. Patilck Ranttt. pei Jury; Thomas Mc Lean pros 278. Emma Jouus, keeping Lawd houe; S A. 3I b puis 279 John P. l.oiiz, Geoise Isadoie Pled- erlrk J'lltz Hllnt J'ledeilck ?lal- thews afx'iilt and batten, James T. Leltch. pros. 2S0. Prank Gill, Michael GUI. nsuravufd assault and battel', GforRe L IJu-- nett, pros 21. John L'awl. assault and batter , Andrew Htffion, pios 2S2 John Shol. falso piotense; D. M. Roth. pros. 2S3. Howell Petrust. perjury; Martin Gur- tell, pios 284. Georse Guika, Masblunka Thomas. Josuph Muka. assault and battery, Jacob MfRalla. pros 255. Michael Shaicck. selllliR llquoi with- oui license; Tlmoth Jones, pro-. 256. Michael McNtilt. burRlgry, Stephen PlaunaRaii, pios. 257. Mlehnui Musk. .iFtntilt and battery; Andrew Heffron. pios THURSDAY JUNE 30 2s John Mai tin, perjury, John P. Kelly,. pros, 2S. liaid Corbett. rnLbeiy; Jllchael Danchuc k. pro. 21(0. Max Askln. nssault and battery; llrlri,Pt DouRhert piox 291 Roxe- Dtiirsnek nsault and battery; Mai Sirupko. piox. 292. A L Rchlllei m-aiilt and battel , HrldRct DoiiKhert. pin 213 MaRRie JlontRomcr. robbery, Marti'i (uiiell. pros 291. John Miown. Ir.. vellhifr liquor vlth out lie eise. Tlmol. Jones, pro. 293. Chilli's Cole, felonious attempt, 'links E. Eans. pios 2C!5. H. Joseph, false pretenses , R Levy, pios 297 John Blown. Jr. scIIIiir; liquor to mlnots, Timothy Jones. pio. 29!. Daniel Nelson iWiaudlnp boa'd- Iiir house, Hathlolomew Doiioxhii, pros. 219. I) ividmnn. fa'.-e piettnses, William H ChnndlT pros 30u. Peter Llpoitz kccplrp a camliiR house; Anthony Pinions pro". 30l. Mike Pabshook. Joeph Kolenda. rob ber , Adam Ruechenskl pio. SiiJ. Paul Powlock lelonlous v.oundliiR. Lukncz Kiochka pros 303. Joseph Mi Andrew, iittempt at roh- ber . Samuel Hilnk pro 304. A GalhiRher. nss-aiilt and battey! William DlRnian pros. 303. Joseph Galaetz assault and battery; Joeph GranUlle. pios. 20ii. Hllam Madison iis,iuit nnd bat tel; Robeit AimsironR. Ir . pios. t'i7. Hroultzwov. Kevltskl. loboeiy; Will iam Taraskaltz pro. 305. Kate Collins, common scold, 11. W. Cop. pros. 109 J L Eastman false ptetc nses, J W. Rlttcnhous-e. pros. 310 Samuel Rosenthal, embezzlement; M. Cohen, pios 311. Jme- Hyltiti, Maiy Hvliin, Ma"' Hums, assault and battery, Georpe Dullnse. pio. 312 Faustln Yatzkofsky, butRlary, John Pendell, pios. 313. MaRRie Reap common scold; Mary LoKan, prox 314 John Shoecl.tick. lelonlous wound- InR, Stephen Riusack pros. 315 Harry Joseph. Charles Wolf M. I'leadman, conspiratj : Joseph Lev, pios. 316. Paul Maluri'lck. Adolph Kieldman. Joseph Rnln felonious wounding, Andiew Xlhi iros 317. Cazner (Jahneiz. assault and batter , Joseph Granville pios. FRIDAY JULY 1. 313. Edward Robinson. Inieein and le eching, Chaile- ii. Banker, pro. 319. Joseph Gieiii lauen by bailee. Peter HaPttUll pios. 321 Lewis Thomas, malicious mischief: T. I". SpaiiRculiurR ptos 222. John C, Thomas assault and bat- terv ; William Mooic. pios Uj. Mat i In ''awlev Ihilcii and iccolv- Iiir, Richaid Taloi. pios. 321. John Barkus. assault and battel; Albeit Hut hta pros 323. llll.im Illinium laiceui b bailee, 1'iank M. GUI, pios S.'S. Jamli Hllcman. fale pietenes, Will lam A Fiulkiur, pros. 327. Felix 01ekn. alias Andtew Suia- itz. la. sen and lecthlng S Iicne- feld, pios. 32. Andrew Szlmonluk petjur , William Crals, pios. 229. Patilck Noouiiii laiccm and icceiv- Iiir. Mir. Edn.ud filler plot. 330 Jisle Saiindi. lalicn and icrclv- Iiir, Mai KIdr. piox 231 J S Millii. larienv and iccchlng, Millie eandl, pio:. 22 T R. lliowu dcf'.iudliiR bonidlns lnus.-. James Mtinnn pios. !33 Jo pa Mitchell assault and bat 1. 1 , Jane M.ixtil. prox 2.! Vltn Nlssla lanouv and rectling; 'in?.'ii(i Ciiilucel. pio. ,.J3. Ju.lus Tin, laiceii by bailee; Am. iila Schoinn.ei, piox 3.".6 I.nni) H'liOcll, Albert Heckcl, lar- en . Geoigo II Itiuelle. pio i"7 I'lliuf Tro .i-sanlt and battery; Aina ida Sehommcr prox. SATURDAY. JULY 2 33S 'J'lom'is rimallcomb. deseitlon, Eliza- bflh smialkombe, piox. 3J3 William Uaiirll, tuietj Mary Ann liuikc, prox 340 David Cook, sutctj ; Lulgl Cotanzslni. pro.i 311 Thomas J. Evans, surety: Ohailotta Emiiis. piox Hi. Mldmtl Connor -dcsortlon' Lizzie Connor, prox. 31! Judson Wolrot. sutety; E. J Smith. pio- 314. Mai Sheldon. Mn liael Hopkins. suiet Mill Hopkins, prox 343. Thomaf Wh'le suiet: Sarah D. Lee, prox. 3IH. John Holu-Hs. surety; Mary Ann Lloj d prox ;M7. Tin iiiiih Tiunbull. surety. .Viic Turn bull, piox 34s Miirtln li.iricti. suici. Piank Kuril can pi os 31 . V llllam Wilson, suicly, Jolin Mill, puis. 250. noimulck Venskas, suiei . M.u'Mw I'unli. h pios. 3"il. GeoiRO Yiiiiashouski. Jciiy Uclli, suiety: Mhlnd Ncrui hut pio:. 03? Anthony GaJtwrkl. suiet ; Kate G lew ski. in ox. 353. William Staples, suioly; Caillo Sta ples, PION. 351. John R.innirau. suielj ; John Miltu pios. 355. John Sulueiwalt. aillCl); Gcoigo llelsner. pins 330. Michael Cawley, guiety, Vi'llllnm Dig- man. pios. 357. Nettle .leslei. Mrs William Schultz. suret , Muir.lo Mitchell, prox. 258. John Mitchell, ninety; George Dar rein, pros. 359. John Mlko, surety; Annl Filtthneh, prox. 3iW.ri.ink Wniha, surci ; (Jeorga E. Heeie. pios 3C1 Nelllu Lltlck, uici;; A Apojtoilcl, Pios 362 Prtci Narodzonek stnety; Nellie Nar- ozonek piox 3U Heniy Most, suret . Francet Hand- stein prox 261. Patilck Ra'.uey, derertton; Bridget R.ilne. ptox. 365. Owen Mulliiir. suiely; Theodore Kllneell. pros, Hi. Isnau Slnnovlch, sutety; Ignutz Ell. zcr, pioi:.' I 347. William Karnosklcsurctyj Frank Vo- llnskle.'prew. S6S. Harney Uelllnr surety; Michael Ford, pros. 569. Joseph Nomavltch, surety; Constant Uravltch pios. 370 John Lynett, desertion; Kate Lynett, in ox. 371. Wnirtn Colwoll, desertion; Mary Tot- ten, prux. 372. John Jlreunan, desertion; Mary Uren- nan, prox. 373. Thomas Rurke, nurcty. Mary Uurkc, prox. 371. John llntchko, surety; Alexander Ollnsky. pros. . 375. Patrick Kane, surely; Antonio Pace, pros. 373. Josephine Jennings, surety; Mlchaol Madden, pros. 377 John Rabcl, surety, Joseph Marks, pros. 37S. Michael Knee, suret ; Mary Knee, prox. 379. Martin Mazer, surety; Michael Rar- i os, pros. 30. Jonathan Venison, surety; Ann Mur- ph. piox. SSI. Chailes Ken Ins, suioty; Patrick Sheridan, ptos. 32. John Madden, desertion; Johanna Madden piox. 3S3. Walter Gessner. surety; Michael Ly- notl. pins. SSI. Chailes Jcsky. surety; John Harry, ptos. CS3. Joseph Jnzulawlcz. surety; Joseph ciiaineskl pros 3SC. John Hairott, Kllcn P.arrett, turcty; Kate Shappel, pio. 3S7. Heniy Exans, suicly, P.lchard E nns, pm. 35.8 Mlnoi Johnon, desertion; Maiy Johnson, piox. 3i Aniiiitilnh Rvnn, surety; Anthony Pankuskov, pios. S! Michael Pltzpatilek, suiety; William if. Hall. pios. 311. Mollis EpsMn. Mu L. Epstein, suiety; Cnthiilno Sampson, prox. 392 Joseph Ko.shlns. Anthony Koshlns. John Yukas suietv; CnnsUntlue UinMtili. pros 313 Daxldi Rldiaids, suret, John M. Jehu, pros 394 'lhomns Muinv, surety; Joseph P. Reildtngtnn pios. 395 Peter Naicdzonck, suiety; JulU Ra- lodzoni k. prox. 39G. Henry Simpson, surety; David Reese, pios 35'7. Michael Kuredavage, surely; lgnatz Ellxer, pi03 THE MARKETS, V nil Mrcct Ilpvinw New York, June II. There was a dispo sition In speculative clitics todil to await the further prom ess of events after a seiles ct testings by the piofesslonal ele ment". Tlicit was evldiutlv an cxptitn Hon at the opening that there might bo lenewed piessure of fenced liquidation on account of the collape In the wheat deal. Tho bents were prepared lor such a development and sold with considerable toiillclence bringing about ileUlne- nf n point In some c,ies No heav.v o"teilugs ueie cnteninti red op the decline how ever, and piles had mine back about ihe opening level befoio the end of the Hi si hour. Later In the day theiu was icnuvv ed selling on quite a huge stale, which was attributed to Chicago and till- ser ved to leawaken some apptehenlon as to the txtcnt of the damage done to the 111 initial fabric b the collapse In wheat. People s gas and tlu graiiRits wcie ilia pillcip.il suifcieis Itom the deillne, but the vi tj small amount of Rock Island stock oft li eel at the lower level was a ioii spU uous feature of the movement This ltveilsl; tendLiic.v of prices unsettled the totu ol speculation and icsulted In a raih ei dull maikc. tor the lest of the da, prices drilling In a rather sluggish man iiti over a naiiow range The strength of Manhattan and the Clevel'ind, Cincin nati. L'hlcago and St Loui stcicks in the the dimness of Sugar and Tobacco In tho luttet dealings helped to sustain the m ir ket. Total salts of stotkb toda weio 417.4HO shties. Furnished by WILLIAM l INN ALLEN" & CO. stock bickers. Meats building, looms 705-7U6. Open- High- Low- CIjs. it. g. est. est ing Am Sub Rc g Cn I s lJiu 137V US Atch . 'io. .i S. Fe . h-S 13V 13', 13' A.. T. iV S P.. Pr . ii .J.:i2 "2'S 31 Am. Tobacco Co ... llo'a 11P llo lll'i Am Spirits . ... 11', IP-. IP, ll'j Am. Splilts. Pr 3, ss 'I7i2 37's Halt. .v. Ohio I'.i'j in, Vt IT, llrook. R. T 5P, 3:i, 5""', 51 Ra State Gas 4 4 3 J", Can. Southern 51 31 M 51 N. J. Cential 15 95 95 fC Chic. & G W 14l lPi II 14'4 Chlc. & N. W 125Vs 125"-! 12't 121 Chic n. S. ii 105 Ji)V I'll 10P Chkago Gas l'J, lOn '.is1 'J95, Chlc, Mil & St. P.. Hull, 10jP .! 99'i Chlc, R. 1. & P .. .inU pii I05if Iu'j' Chlc. St. P. M. & O. 73i 77i 7b34 77', C. C. C. & St. L . . 3't 40V 3S -.ni! (cn. Electric ."71i 3s 37- U' I ouls. & Nash 3J3 5.'ia fiP &." Lchlgll Vallev .'.'U 22'j 2.'i2 221 Mannattan Ele . ,lul lOoi- Pll pi5"s M K. iS. Tex . Pr .. 31 31V 354 .!l Mo Paclllc 351- 331. :;i, 23 Nat. Lead 31's ill . 31 "4 N. Y. Central 115V lP U3V 115; Noith. Paclllc 29V 29V 2' IsV Neil. Paclllc, Pi .. . et" I'll- I,'- (,s", Paclllc Mull 2V 25" 2S5b Phil & Read 103 191- 1 yiB ',i, Southern it. R .. .. V SV S'i fci, Sotitlicin R. It. Pr . 29V 2V, 21V 'i Tenn . C. S.- lien ... 2!V 2'V 23 2',, Texas & p.u lie .. JP1 U 11V 1P I nlon Pac. 1st Pi .. 5V, t,0 5V fi'JV U. S. Rul.hct 2P 214 21'- 21'. U. S Leather .... 7 7 7 7 " t S. Leathei. Pr .. 65V ."V C-.'. '"'' W. & L L' Pr 19V 39V 19V 19V West. Union . 91'j 91V 91V P1V W. & L. E P, 2 IV 2 Met. Tinctloii Co ..160'j lidU 15'iV 160i- Cues. & Ohio 2J1? 22V 22 2J'i Con. Gas ujfi sol w, 2ul CHICAGO BOAltD OP TRADE Olien llli.li-Low Clos- AVHEAT. ing est. est Ing Jul 7b'3 79 7"iV 771-. September 71 ;ii 69", 7oV CORN v J'll.v 32 , R."s 32 32V September 32V 3Pi S2? 33V OATS. July 21V 2i,V 2P- Pi September . . .. 21V 21V 30V 21U PORK. J'lly 9.67 9 67 9 10 1.12 Septer.iler 9 77 9 Mi 9 fid 3 ) LARD July F. 2 52 r. 72 S.72 September .. 3 90 5 92 D J.J 5 S2 Scrnnlon Hoard of Trod a Exchange Quotations.. VII Quotations Hiued on Par nf 101). BTOPL'S 111,1 A. 1.1 Sei.inton .v I'ltiston Trnc Co. ... National Hoi lug & Drill's Co. Plist Natloi al Rank V'O Elmhurst Houlevard feeinnton I'ai king Co Seinuton Savings Hank 223 Lin ka Iron A Sieel Co SO Thlld National Hank 3x5 Thloop Nnifltv Mfi. Co Sluiiuoii Axle Works :o so loo 95 so 75 , oiiniii.ui mil ' ii 1 Dime Dep & Dl- Rank 1C i'cck i .um nt i .vug Co lia Kionomv Light. Heat (c Pow. er Cniiipnv Scianton Illuminating. Hat Ai J'ower Corapaiiv 5 Scianton FoirIiir Co Tiadeih' National Hank 130 l.ml.u Lumbtr Co Lack. Trust 4: Safe Dep. Co .. 159 Muusle Mountain Coal Co RONDB. Si ronton Pass. Hallway, dlft mortgage Jut 1920 ;i5 People's Strei t Uillwuy. fust mortgag due t'jls 115 People's -itieit P. illwuy. Gen- eial nioiti.c due I'p.'J . . 1X5 Dickson Manufacturing Co Lac ka. Town-lilp School .Vi . ... t'ltj of Scrantou St Imp. C'J Jit. Vet nun oil Co Scianton Axle U'oikr 219 45 100 150 ISO H5 100 10J ji ; 3 lirt I'llitailclpliin Pioiiaioii Murl.nt. i'hlladelphla. June 14. - Wheat Was lVc. Iowti : ioiiir..ci giadc July. sn.u.L Coin rnchaup.il' No. 2 mixed June,i5'i a'.w. Po'aloi x Dull and low pi. white c'lolee, per btudvl lja50c. , do fair lo good do., 3",nl0c Wool -Uiii barged. Provli lon. -Stead, lluttei -j-iuti taney west em reameny. 17c , do. piinis, i7c Eggs Stcadv : fiesh lunihy !2'.c : do went, crn. I2'.t do nouthc-lli. Sip. I'hecso Rtpiid . ,'ulr dinii.nd. Rcllutd Sugais I'lRliabud Cotton S'eadv; Tallow Dull ui loiinci i ties, liv inline In hoes heads 3a,e eoiuuiv do. 'lo . baruls. Tc; daik do :p,c . takes, 4e , si ease. J aJVc Live Pnultiv -Hull and lower; fovvlu, 9d9'c. old ioiijt.'1'i, O'-iTt , ipilng chickens. l!nlc ; spilng ducks, lOal.'c. Dressed Poultry rjulet but st"udy; fowls, thnlte,, tiUv.; do. fair ft goad, Ma9t . old ruosturs. 5'abr,; t,rinv chicken, neaiby, 2oa5c.; wstcrn do,, liaJuc. Receipt -Flour. 4 tiO) lMirrels and 17,000 sacks; THE TRIBONE'5 0PP0RT0N1TY ONE INSERTION A WORD. FOR RENT KOR RENT-COTTAGE AT LAKE WI nola. Apply to Mrs. E. D. Fellows, City Hull. FOR RENT -HOUSE THIRTEEN looms, all modern Improvements, No. .ill Adams uvt'nue; petpieslon given im mediately; tent reasonable. POP. RENT-THREE OR FOUR UN tuinlshcil looms for light housekeep ing fo" man rnd wife 717 Olive street. POR RENT -926 GHEEN RIDGE S'K So' en rooms, excellent location; lent model tit I'OR RKNT-HTl'oOMED HOUSE, MOD- .,-"Ji'Pioienicnts. No. 511 cjulncy ave niH '"r Partleulais Ine.iiirr Mrs. Dr. . ' ' "1 sjulncy avenue. fOR RENT -"NICELY FURNISHED front and side room 623 Adams ave, K!V RENT-TBeSK'rOOM OR SHARE i.. ol'ces secend door front. Coal Lx-.-"le. C'H" a' "om 15. FOR RENTSECOND TLOOR. 701 Qulncy HOUSE FOTl nENT-405 WYOMING avenue. Applv to F. H demons. Bulfdln 'K0 CornPa"'"9 offlte' Mcar rfAIIN FOR RENT-COS MAHON COURT. Apply to F. H demons. Rlue Ridge Coal Company's ottlee, Mears Rulldlng FOR SALE FOrtALrT-A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO but little usetl. Teims ens . pi Ice verv low Would exchange foi a fine horse. Addrets Box 30, Tilbone olllcc. POR SALE- HANDSOME PAIR OF load maipx llreK bled 15 1 hands. 5 and 6 ears old full slsteis Very evenly n aten fcarlt-ss of elecirlc and steam cars, will lead 12 miles an hour guaran teed itlisciluttl) sound Are very plcas ant di Iv els, price. $000. Thomas Cas FPdy. Ashley Pa FOR SALE-ONE 20-HORSE POWER holler, as good as new. THE WES TON MILL CO. FOR SALE OR RENT. FOR RENT OR SALE-A GROCERY store at 1O0S Plttston nvenup, good lo cation Inquire on premises A RARE OPPORTUNITY. FOR SALE THAT ELEGANT "sUH stantlal nnd modern Commercial lluildlng. now occupied b Samtet Ll.os, 'Oiner Laeknwar.ra and IVnn avenue" 1 his propert must he sold, and Is m ni hands, for that puipose It Is a chance of a life time unde uhledl.v one of the best locations in the cltv that will constantly inc tease in value It can be boi.glit upon a basis of its present rental income le garriles of Its prospective value 1 want lo sell It and sell It quick For particu lars address at 615 N Ninth stieet. St. Louis Mo MAURICE LE ' AGENTS WANTED AGENTS WANTED- TLAcTlERs' Dil slilng profitable emplovmtnt dutnig vaiatlon In eiliiiationul woik addrc.is c. L Graham. Rox in l Scrantou MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND niortgago on cit piopem Welles A; Toru' LIVERY. EDWARDS' LIVERY - FIRST CLASS doubli nnd sinpl cairlaRp. cabs mid boaidlng Joseph ixelly, sutcescor CHIROPODIST CORNb. BUNIONS AND INGROWING nails cured without tho least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and advice given free. E. M HETkJEL, Chiropo dist. 330 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at tended at their residence If desired. Charges moderate CITY SCAVENGER A B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS and -cess pools; no odor. Improved pumps used. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor. Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue, or Elckes" drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 6040. SCALP TREATMENT. sirs.1? "t? ieTj jcrTsca Ilp t re at? ment, 50c; shampooing, 30c ; facial inassagp. manicuring. 2jc. . chiropody. 701 Qulncy. wheat. 1 S'TO bushels, corn. MOO) bushels; oats, 1? fluo bushels. Shipments Whpa. 3 uKi bushels; corn. 4,ej bushel.?; oats. 19,000 bushels. ."Sow I orl. Produce Unrliet. New York. June 14 Flour Quiet but rather steailiei. Whiat -Spin 'asv No 8 led. 9V . f. o. b , afloat expoit grade; options fiarlv stcadv all dnv and i lor ed at Vr'- advance on July. Vc decline on September. Vc ilse on Deieniber lat tei getting good scppoit: Jnlv closed 5Vi , Septembei. 75Vc December, 75" ,c. Corn Spot stead , No 2, IsVc , t o. h . afloat, options geneially llup all day and dosed sllghtlv higher. Jul tlosed !.i'iV( ; September. 37'.c. ; December. 1'C Oats Spot easier. No 2. 29Ve , No. 3. 2.V ; No. 2 while 31c No. .'. white. 31c. options dull and wcnkei closing Vc net lonet; Julv closed '."V Butter-Steady, wpstern ereaincl v. VIVaRc , do. factorv. 10i-al2c ; Elglns. 17c, nnltatlnu e learn er . 12all'c. : state dalrv, l.''.alilc : do crenmet.v 13L. ilhi3c llg'i Steadv ; state unci Penn-lvunln 12c; western fresh, 12c , kotithPin I0'4iillc. 4 lilcncn Producii llnrKet. Chicago June II -The reported buvlng b Armour of Lelter's noithwest holdings togcthci with tha complaint of daninge by lain in Texas and Kansas held vvIimi fnlil llrm today Julv closed wiih a loss of I'.-c. and September Vc Com and oats left off unchanged poik lost 171-.C nnd litis Ji..c Lard closed un changed cvsli quotations weie as fol lows: riocrreellnc weak nnd stand aid quoted nt $,.30 with piospects of $5 being the maiket against $s a month ngo. No. 2 spilng wheat, 71,iS0e , No 3 7.'.,'SV , No. 2 red Sic ; No 2 corn, 32Vc; No 2 onts, 24 'e . No. 2 whit". 2Se ; No i while, 27c; No 2 b ii lev lila.ii , No 1 flax spmI JI.H: I ilmo tlni'ithv ,eed, SJ .". mess poik, 9 4fi,i'j45. l.ud, f3 7"a"iS0: short ribs sides loose. ,'5 25n(,' dry salted shoulders, boxed 5a5Vc; shoit clear sides, boxed, $5.b.0a'j. whisky, . New itrK lilve Mnt'l.', New York June 14 -Beeves Nothing doing: feeling steady. Calvet Market m piessed. pi Ices lowet, veals. Jla5S0, but teimllks noiulual. 430 calves unsold. Sheep nnd Lambs Demand good, pi Ices stPiid : closed flrm for good sheep and all grades of tumhs: sheep, Hal 75. lamb Siiud sTVj no vcaillngs Hogs-Maikel nominal ut $4al3o soutlurn and vvestcin pigs, nominal ut $j,il 15. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of CLyffc: A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Benefit of All Who Have Houses Real Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Want or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertion Cents a Word Except Situntlons Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free EDUCATIONAL. KERLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SYRA CUSE, N Y. Under the supervision of Bishop Huntington. Twenty-eighth school car begins Thursdii, September 15, ISjS. Apply to Miss Mary J Jackson. TO EXCHANGE. A GENTLEMAN WOl LD LIKE TO EN change a lino horse and hugg for a good uprlcht piano. Address, stating makers' name, Box 33, Tribune office. LEGAL. THE ANNIAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Peonomy Light, Hent and Power company for the election of Directors for the ensuing tar nnd iho transaction of such other business as ma propel ly come before it, will bo held at the ofllcc of the Company. Room 20, Republican Hulldlng, Scranton, Pa., on Mondn, Juno 27, 191, at tv o o'clock p. ni . In accordance with bv-laws of the Compan. W. J. NORTHUP. Secretary. IN RE' ESTATE OF N YOUNG. LATE of Lntkawaiina count, deceased. Letters testamentary on the above named estate having been granted lo the undersigned, all person having claims or dmuiids against the said estate will pre sent them tor pavment, unci those Indebt ed thereto will please make Immediate pi ment to JENNIE BHH.MER. PRI.D M YOUNG JOHN F. SCRAGG Executors. Attorney for Estate ESTATE OF WILLIAM T SMITH. LATE of the city of Scrantou, county ot Lackawanna deceased. Letters tcstamentnr having been grant ed to the undersigned hU persons having claims or demands against the said es tatn will piesent them for payment and those indebted thereto will please make immediate paincnt to HENRY HELIN, JR. CIIAS II WELLES, THOMAS SPRAGUE, Executors, Scranton, Pa. SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION WANTED-RY YOUNG man. age l'i, has bad experience in store and dining loom willing to work it anvthli.g, icfercnces. Addicss J , Tribune. SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAR rlod man as lliemnn. statlonarv engl reer or pump i minor, also thoioughly un d"rstiinris electrlclt and ntrlseiatot Ice machines. Is well experienced and c.n give good relciinces. J, D W. 937 Penn avenue. WORK WANTED RY A WOMAN WHO Is willing to go out bv the day. will alo take In washings .Mrs M. Frl 'k, rar 401 Gibson street citj. SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST tlass tire man; tan ti ke care ot engine; has had s yenrs experience us sue li u steamships. G. A. W., 413 North Ninth street. SITUATION WANTHD-BX A PIKST elas witter In pilvute or hotel, can furnish the best cit leferenec Address 017 Hitchcock court. Jos A.Wilson. SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT BY tho dav w.iihlng. Ironing or an kind of house cleaning, would like ottlces to clean Side door, 120 Fianklln avenue. SITUATION WANTED-RY LADY IN otlice, best reference. Address A. W , Trlhuni' ofllcc. SITl ATION WANTED YOUNG NEW Yorker 24. well educated, wishes po sitlon with coal mining eompanv, nil read or contracting firm, speaks and writes Italian. French fluently, and un derstands bookkeeping used lo handle laboreis. Al leferences Address New Yorker, care Tribune olllee, Scranton Pa. TOS1TION BY A YOUNG MAN 16 yp.nv of age. willing to do an kind of work, have had experience In drug e Address W. A. S Tribune ofllcc. SITUATION W'AlsTElT "nYROY"l6 ears ol age, who is well acquainted with the city Address '34 N. Main ave SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERI eiitetl bookkeeper; can audit and bal ance books, salar moderate Address I O V.. Tribune otlice. WAITER WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS business wants position Can take full chaige. Walter, this orllcc SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG lad as olflic assistant; has had three cars' expetlencc, and Is fullv compe tent to fill any position, can furnish A No 1 reference from last employer. Ad dicss L, 922 Pino stieet. YOUNG MAN. 21 WANTS POSITION as porter In hotel or gentleman's place: understanding horses and indu ing; icferencc. Addicss B., 309 Penn avenue, city SlTlTION WANTED-1N PLUMBING shop som expel ienee, or clerk In store. Can give best of reference. Ad dress P O. Box 134. Forest Cli. Pa. .sTrUATlON WANTED - WASHING Ironing or everv kind of house clean ing by the dav, or will take washing home, would like oitlces to clean. Side door 120 Franklin nvtnue SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MAN (2li seeks outdoor empliivment, col lecting or driving. G. H J (J.. b23 Cedar avenue SITUATION WANTED- TO GO OUT tho llrst pan of tin week washing and Ironing done at home Call or addicss L. B.. 331 North Sumner uvpnue PROFESSIONAL ARCHiTecrs EDWARD 11 DAVIS, ARCHITECT, Conned Building, Scranton. E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT, OFFICE leur of i)0(i Washington avenue LEWIS HANCOCK, JR, ARCHITECT. 435 Spruce St . cor. Wash ave.. Scranton. FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCI UTECt". Prko Building, 126 Washington avenuo, Scranton T. 1 LACEY A- SON. ARCHITECTS" Traders' Natbnal Bank. DBNTISTS DR." I. O. LYMAN. SCRANTON PRL ate Hospital, cor. Wjoinlng and Mul berry. DR. r street. L. M'GRAW, 3)5 SPRUCE DR. H V- REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 115 Wyoming avo WELCOME C. SNOVER -.11 Wishing ton avenue Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5 DcreoTives BARRING & M'SWEENEY. COMMON- nl.U V... 11,11. m fnlnr.lu.A C.a l-n HCdllll MKIIUIlie, IIHUlBl.ta UCklOl DC. vice Agency PRINTING THE TRIBUNE" PUBLISHING CO. North Washington avenue Linotype Composition of all kinds quickly done. Facilities unmrpifscd In this j-eglqn. WINE SCREENS JOS. KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACKA wanna avenue. Scranton, Pa., manufac turer of Wire Screens. LAWYERS PRANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND Counsellor at Law. Buir buildings, rooms 13 and 14, Washington avenue. OKELL & OKKLL, ATTORNEYS, li TO It Coal. Exchange building. Scranton. WH.LARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT- torncs and Counsellors-.U-Liw R" Publlean biillillng. Washington avenue, Sciunton, Pa. JAMES H TORREY, ATTORNEY AND -ounsellor-at-Lnw Rooms 41J and 414 Commonwealth Building. JESSUP XjESS! iTATrORNEYS AND Counsellors -at -Law. Commonwjalth building, Washington nvenuc. ALFREDHAND. WH.TilAM-J. HAND, AtterncvB and Counsellnis Common wealth building. Rooms 1, 20 and 21 JAMES W." OAK-FOluT AtT)RNEY- VT Law. Rooms 314, 515 nnd 516, Board of T rade building D. H REPLOOLE, VTTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on leal estate secutlty. Mears building corner Wabhlnbton ave nue and Spruce street. 1; P. KILLAM. ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, o06 Commonwealth bldg Scranton. Pa. JAS J H HAMILTON, ATTORNEY- nt-.avr, 301 Commonwealth building, hcranton. EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY, Rooms 90?-9OI, 1th floor, Mears bldg JOSEPH JEFFREYS." ATTORNEY-iVT' LAW. 7 and R Burr building. t', Ar WATRF8. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 43 Lackawanna ave , Scranton, Pa C R. PITcTTERrATT6lTNEY-AT-LA"V, Commonwealth building. Scranton, Pa PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS' National Bank building "' COMEGYS. 321 t-PRUCE STREET A AY. BERTtlOLF. Attv., Mcnrs Uldn PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE to the Scranton Private Hospital, cor ner Wyoming Ave. and Mulberry St. Telephone: Day call. 5313; night call, 4H. DR. C. L. FREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS Bank bldg. 122 Wyoming avenue. MARY A. SHEPHERD," M. D . HOME opathlst. No 228 Adams avenue. DR. A. TRAPOLD. SPECIALISI' IN Diseases or Women, corner Wyoming avenue nnd Spruco street. Scranton Office hours, Thursday and Saturdays, 8 a. m. to 6 p.m. DR. W. K. ALLEN. 512 NORTH WASH ington avenue D8' L.Mi GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 208 Board of Trade; building. Olhco hours, 8 to 9 a. m 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m Resi dence 309 Madison avenue D5' f' T"A, ''RHAS. SPECIALIST IN Mi,p,uA(v;,Trus'' FIG"! and Pat Reduc !,'i .0(rcJ telephone 1363 Hours :10 to 12. 2 to i, " to 9. D& Su.' I-ASIORUAFX. OFFICE 331 Washington avenue. Residence 131S Mulheri v chn nk diseases, lung, heart. kldnps and genlto-uilnarv or gans a speelalv Hour 1 to I p rn W. G. ROOK. VETERINAItY SinV geon IJorses. Cattle and Dog Heated. Hospital. 124 Linden stieet. Scranton. lelephono 2672. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND I2F FRANk"- lln avenuo, Rates reasonable. P ZIEGLER. Pioprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. & W passenger depot Conducted on the Eu ropean plan VICTOR KOCH. Prop SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, fccranton. Pa. Courses preparatoo 10 college, law, medicine or business. Opens September 13 Send for catalogue. Rev Thomas M Cann. LL. D . Walter H Buell. A. M. MIDWIFE MRS GABLE, GRADUATE WIDWIFE, 151S Washburn street, Scianton. En gagements solicited. Rooms and best attendance for a limited number of pa tients. SEEDS G. R. CLARK & CO., SEEDMEN AND Nurserymen; store 116 Washington ave nue; gieen house. 1350 North Main ave nue; store telephone, 7S2. MISCELLANEOUS LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE ISL ands Grcutest Naval Battle. Shuejs all blcwn to pieces and landed in Net tletou's Shoe Stoic Washington avenue. Ladles' tine Button shoes, nisset and dongola. cost $2 50, at Jl 19. ladles line J2.00 shoes toi 9sc. Ladles' Ovfoitls, cost J1.50, toi i'9c Mens $2 So calf and rus set shoes tor J1.49; $1 00 shoes for $1 a, etc iITuEIVS ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR balls, picnics, panics, receptions, wed dings and concert woik furnished. For terms address R J Bauer, conductor. 117 Wjonilng avenue, over Hulbert's music store MEOARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS' supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine Win chouse. L0 Washington avenue, Scranton Pa RAILROAD TIME TABLES Central Railroad of New Jersey (Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,) Stations In New Yen k Foot of Liberty stieet! In R . and South Ferry Whitehall tstrtst Anthracite coal Ubed exclusively. Insur lnc cleanliness and comfort time Stable in effect may n isos Trains leave Scranton for Pittston, Wilkes Dal ip " at 8 3c 10.10 a m . ! 2'J 2 "5 3 20. 7 W P m. Sundays, 9 00 a. m 1 On " 15, 7.W P, ") Pot l.Jkrwooa nl Atlantic City. S 3i aFor New York, Newark and ElUabath, S3U icxtncsbi a m 1 20 icxpici ...oicx n'resai n. HI. fcuiiilav, 215 p. 111 Tlaln leaving li"" '" a: 'Ives at Philadelphia Remllng T1UHii11.il. '03 p m. and .SVW Ml 1. ((3 p 111 I'or Mauch Chunk, Allentown. Bethlo hem Huston and Philadelphia, s 30 a. m, 1.20, 3.20 p. m Sundays. 2.13 11 m. For Bultlmoio and Washington and points South and West via Bethlehem. J 31 a m 12lp ni Siia.lavs, 2 15 p ni For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc.. nt SA) a in and 4 20 t m For Reading. Leuanon aim Jinrrlsburg, via Alleiuovvn. 3 30 a. in 1 21) p. ni. Sun- day. 2 1" P m For Pottovllle. b 30 a. m . J 20 p. m TjntmnitiiT. leave New York, foot nt Lib- city Jtteet. Noith River, at 4 0u. 91a (cx. pic-ss) a m . l.3u (express' p. m. Sunday 4 so am . , Leave Now lork South Per.-y, foot Whitehall stieet, at ' os u m i.r. p m Passengeri arriving or departing from this terminal "!! connect under cover with all tho elevated lallioads Broadway cable cara. and fcrrlos to Brooklyn and Etnten lelanel making quick transfer to and fiom Giuud Central Deput and Long Island Railroad Leave Philadelphia. Reading Terminal 9 21a ni. 3 00 p m fc'unda.v 6.15 a m Through tickets to all put us ai lowest rate may be h.d on appll atlon in ad vance to th tlckPt acent at the station, H P BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Ast J. II, OLIIAUSEN. Gen, Snot. h BOREflU SIX INSERTIONS A WORD. to Rent. Situations for l'lve PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Schedule la tlllect Nov. )3, IS;. Trains Loovo Wllkos-Barra as Fol lows: 7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury Harrlsburu, Philadelphia, Baltl. more, WashlnRton, and for Pitts burfi and tho Wost. 10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazloton, Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown, and Philadelphia J and for Sun bury, HarrlsburR, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitts burf? nnd tho West. 3,h2 0. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore, WashlnRton, and Pittsburg and tho West. G-00 p. m., week days, for Hazloton and Pottsville. J. R. WOOD. Oen'l Pass, Asent. .V. B HUTCHINSON. General Manatcer. Del., Laclvit. nnd Western. Effect Monday, Nov. 21. 1597. Trains leave Scranton as follows. Ex press for Now York and all points East, 1.40, 3 00, 5.15, s.Ou and 10.05 a. m , 12 55 and 3..B p. m. Express for Easton. Trenton, Philadel phia and the South. 5.15, 8 00 and 10.20 a. a., 12.55 and 3.33 p. m. Washington and way stations. 3 45 p. m. Tobyhanna act ommodatlon, 6 10 p. m. Express for Blnghamton, Oswego, El mlra, Coining. Bath, Dansvlllc, Mount Morris and Buffalo. 12.10. 2.35. 9 00 a, m. and 1 55 p m . making rloso connection at Buffalo to all pofnts in the West, Ivorthwcst and Southwest Blnghamton and va stations, 1.05 p. m. Nicholson accommodation. 5 15 p m Blnghamton and Elmira express. 5 53 p m. Express for Utlea and Riehfleld Springs, 2o 11 m . and 1.55 p m Ithaca, 2 33 9 00 a in., and 155 p. m. For Noithumberland, pittston, Wllkes Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg and Dan ville, making eioso connections nt North umberland for Wtlllamsport. Harrlsburg. Baltimore, Washington nnd tho South. Northumberland nnd Intermediate sta tions, 6CU. 10 03 a. n... and 1.55 nnd 6 00 p, m. Nantlcoko nnd intermediate stations. 8 0S and 1110 n m. Plymouth and IntPt mcdlate stations, 3.35 and S 50 p m. For Kingston. 12.43 p. m. Pullman parlor and sleeping coachc3 Tin oil express trains. For detailed information pocket time tables etc.. arplv to M L. Smith. Dis trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of fice. Delaware and Hudson. On Mnndu. May 21, trains will leave Scranton as follows: For Carbondale 0.20, 7.35, S.53, 10.15 a. m . 12 00 noon , 1 21, 2.20. 3 52, 5 25. 6 25. 7.57, 9 15. 11 00 p m , 1 16 a. m. For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal, Bos ton. Now England points, etc., 6 20 a, m.. 2 20 p. m. For Honpsdale 6.20, 8 53, 10.15 a. m. : 12 00 noon, 2 20, 5 25 p. m. For WIUes-Barre 6 15. 7 50. S.45. 9 33. 10 43 a ni , 12 05, 1 25, 2.1S, 3 33. 4 27, 6.10, 7.50, 10 2?, 11 30 p. m. ' ' For New Yoik, Philadelphia, etc, via Lehigh Valley R R , 6 43 a m. 12 03. 1.25. 4 27 p. m (with Black Dlumond Express), 11 30 p m. For Penns Ivanla R. R. points $ 45. 2.33 a ni. , 2 16 4 27. For western points via Lehigh Valley R R.. 7 50 a. in . 12 03 3.33 (with Black Diamond Express). 10 28, 11.30 p m. Trains will arrive at Scranton as fol lows. 1'iom Carbondale and the north 6.40, 7 45, 8 40, 9 31, 10 40 a. m.; 12 00 noon, 1.29. 2 Ii 3 23 4 n, 5 4i, 7 15, 10 23 11 27 p m From Wllkes-Barro and the south 6..'5, 7 50, 8 50, 10 10. 11.55 a. m . 1 lb, 2 14. 3.43, 5 20 6 21. 7 63, 9 C5, 10.05 p. ra ; 1 13 a m. Complete Information -egardlng tates to all points In the United States and Canada may bo obtained at the ticket of fice In tho depot Special attention given to Western and Southern resort business J W. BURDICK G P A . Albany. N. Y. H W CROS 4, D P A . Scranton. Pa. Lcliigli Valley Railroad System Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli ness and Comluit. In Effect Mu 13, ISOS TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For Pnlladelphla and New York via D. & II R. R , at ti 13 a m . and 12 05 2 IS I 27 (Black Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m. For Pittston and W Ilkes-Barro via D , L. & W. R. R., 6.00, 11.10 a. in.. 1.55. 3 35. For'wiilto Haven. Hayleton. Pottsville. and principal points In tho coal regions v U D. & II R R- G '5' ? 1 an(' -I 7 P m P For Bethlehem. Easton. Reading, Har rishurc and principal Intermediate sta tlonsviaU fiH R R.0 45a m.. J2 05. 21., '4 27 Black Diamond Express), 1130 P Yot Tunknannock, Towar.da, Elmira, ithnea Geneva and principal Intermedl nte stiitlons. via D . 1. & W. R .. S0J n 111 12.43 and " 3j p m. For Geneva Rochester. Ruffalo, Nlag nia Falls Chicago and all points west U D & H R. R- 12 3' 333 (Black Diamond Fxnres). 10 2S and 11.30 p. m Pullman oarlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh Vniiev n.nlor cars on all trains between WI kes-Barre and New York Phlladel Dhla Ruffalo nnd Suspension Bridge pnia, l0'-IjlN u -wilbI R- Gen Supt CHAS S LEE. Pass Agt . 26 Cortlandt treet Nov Yoik A W NONEMACHER. Division Pass enger Agent, South Bethlehem. Pa Krlc and Wyoming Valley. IN EFFECT JUNE 1ST, 1S3S Leave S lauion foi Hawle and point east on 01 via ErloR R n ' a m .s a n and 2 2 P m lor Lane Ariel at 5 'C P m Viivc i' Senutor from above poln s Hi s i" 11 ni t 1 ni did 3 33 p m. From Iakr ii'l it 7 4? p m - SCKANTON DIVISION. Inrtfect December Pith, 15117. S Korlli Hound. houlh Hound. 20l 1 2114 UJ BtatlOES ( j C 3 '(Trains Dally. Ex- i& 'g I cept frunday ) ' Ig q I .... if u Arrive Ccave ia 11 785N Y Fianuia sr 740.... .... ... 'riowest 4.'ad street .... 7 5J . ., " I TOO Weehawtea I ... 810 .... ly nAirlve Leavel 'h m ,. .... fisi caaosla veil .... 101 Hancock .. a ill .... .. .... 12 ro, htarlisrht .. an1 ... 1246, l'rejtou Park .... .311 .... HMO1 UlawnoU .... 241 .... USl I'oyntelle ... 850 .... iai4 ursou .. ss .... .... ... 1201 We.santMt .... 3t6 ... tI159 UnlondalB .. 8C9 . .. 1149 Forest City ... SID, ... 11 SJ1 Carbondie .... SS4 .... , fiifoi 'iVUite Bridge . .. ts sa ... dl'jl Maynelit .... 13 43 .... 1111 .Je'1"y,'i 5" nisi Archibald asi . .. ,1115 Wluton 8 ',4 .. 'II 11 .Peckvllle ... 3 59 nor oivphant .... 401 ., 11051 I'rlceburg ... 407 11 01 Throop .... 410 . 1101 Providence ... 411 , ftos7 Fart Place . . 14 17 io m bcranton 40 a m Leave Arrive r n All trains run daily excent sunclav. t sljoiries that trains stop on signal for pas sogers secure- rates via Ontario W'rstern befor purchasing tickets and save money Day ard Nlgm KirresstotUe West, J.O, Anderson, oen. Past A(t. T, STltarolt, DlT, rau, A.t. bcrf 'laiij P.
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