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THE SCKAOTOiN T1UBUJNE-THURSDAY. JUXE 16, 1898.
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY UNIVERSALISTS
V
Hon. C. S. Kusiell Is Again SeWcled for
(he Office of President.
resolution- passed expressixq
regret' at thd loss or the
valuable services op rev. r.
a. bisque n. d, Tin; retirixg
SECRETARY-RESOLUTION auopt
ed kequhstinh churches io
use uxpermenteu wixe in the
CELEBRATION OF THE LURD'S
surPEit.
The meeting of the Universalis nt
Nicholson yesteiduy opened nt 0
o'clock In the mot nlns wllit a confer
riice meeting led ''' this Rev. J. H.
Halloa of Ucnova. N. V. Rev. R. K.
Pollc. of Tovvnndn. read the Snlpture
Ictson fiom the thlul chnptei of Paul's
first Epistle to the Comlthlnng.
A solo by John T. Wnlkln. of this
city, was tendered In a delightful man
ner, utter which the "Ocwwlonnl Har
mon" vvus delivered by the Rev Dr.
Rodgers!, of Rending. Dr. Rodgers took
for his text three words fiom the
Epistles of St. Paul. "A Oloilous
Chuich"
In un Iinpicsslvo and earnest ad
dress filled with such llery eloquence
n held the nipt attention of an audi
ence that en pillowed the chuich, Di.
RogeiH dellvi'ied a dlscouisc In which
In- Mild the Christian chuich was a
mighty power In a Christian coinmun
lt Rut what tho Chiistlun chuich Is
mod not be dwelt upon lie said
tliPie whip Mime Pntvpisnllsts who tail
ed to gr.irfp the Christian thought of
thPi hilled Itself as not a nierp sectai
lan PitiphiMK This chuich was not
dedicated ye-teulny sn a meie emplia
fK and inasmuch as It did -not lest
upon that bards It wan Just as well tn
puaid ngulnst the stateiiifiit that It ex
isted In the communis as simply a
school nl ethical culture1
lie said that the people could neer
lie PnlveiNiIlsts unless ihcj laid
pi opei I'liuihasls on woiehlp itself. "I
have often lieuid people speak about
the sond seinions they have heaid,"
he atd, "but seldom have heaid them
j-peuk about having been lifted up by
player. I believe we should Imitate
uur Episcopalian bielhien in the ob
seivuhee of the holy dajs. It li title
the Episcopalian chuich ha.-, uiagiil
lied woishlp and the Universalis!
chuich has niaguitled instiuc tlon. The
VnlveisalWt chuich, theiefoie, stands
for Instiuitlon." t
Dr. Rogeis said he did not believe in
controeislc pieaehlng, but lather tn
doctrinal pieaehlng. He loved doc
trinal la caching. The mlnl.itei should
not shun the titith Pi each it fully,
lovlngl.v, energetically, as found in the
void of Hod.
HPSIXESS MEETING
The business meeting of the conven
tion was called to older at 111 o'clock
by the piesldeiit, Hon C. S Russell
After the usual legular business, the
lepoit nf the committee on ofllci.il le
poits vvue-. lead by Its seirctaiy. Mr.
Yager. The committee commended the.
exhaustive lepoits and lecomiuendu-
tlons of the secietaiy and ticasuier,
nnd noted the i eduction of the de
ficit of mote than $100 They leconi
mended that the Slvanla and Easton
churches be omitted ftom the list of
p.itlshcs and that these piopertlcs be
deeded ti the ionentlon for safe keep
ing They lecommended especially that
the "icnt-a-day-plan" be adopted by
all the chutche.s In tlie state as a
means of deilvlng the gieatesi amount
nf ieenue with the least amount of
hardship upon the pailshes.
The committee lecommended moie
fully the needs of the Sunday school
and suggested that a committee of
thiec be appointed by ihe president,
nnd occupy at least an hour In the In
tel ests of the same at the convention
next year.
They uiged upon the convention the
need of moie demonlnational literature
and of the subscriptions to denomina
tional papers, especially the "Chilstlan
Leader."
The need of having a state supeiln
tendent was pointed out and It was
lecuinineiideil that tiustee, appoint
such an agent when funds hae been
appropriated for that putpejse.
The repoit of the committee was ac
cepted unanimously aftei some de
bate, and adjournment was taken un
til afternoon.
The aftei neon session opened at J
o'clock and repot ts of committees con
tinued The committee on nominations made
the following tepoir Piesident, Hun.
C. S. Russcdl, Tnwandn: vlce-piesldent.
C. V, C.ihl.ell. ji.r Philadelphia, soup.
taiy, P Mai inn Yngei, Philadelphia,
treasurer, ilcuig" C Thomas. Philadel
phia '.VTVJ-
The woman
who truly lovei
her husband
III keen a
watchful eye on
hit health She
will ttmtmhft
' that if hU health
Bllb nCKlected, any
I'telephone call
f r o m the office
may be a message
that he has been
stricken by death.
The average man
does not feel that
he has time to fool
awav about trlflin?
Re is too busv making
money. He says he leaves sickness to the
women folks.
That is the way men commit auicide
tens of thousands of them A woman can
stand between this danger and her husband
If she will. A little watchfulness-a sug
gestion now tnd then and a little of a good
general remedy always at hand may save
her husband's life. Dr Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is a remarkable remedy
for hard working men and women. In a
certain sene, It is a cure all, for the rea'on
that it goes down to bed-rock and cures the
disorders lhat nre responsible for the ma.
lorlty of serious Illnesses. It strengthens
the stomach, and makes the appetite kten
and hearty It invigorates the liver It
aids the natural processes of secretion nnd
excretion. It makes the assimilation of
the food perfect It purifies the blood
and fills it with the life giving elements
that build new and healthy flesh tistue. It
tones the nerves It is the grea blood
maker and flesh-builder It cures ej3 per
cent, of s.11 cases of laryngial, bronchial
throat and kindred affections, which, if
reglected, lead up to consumption It is
also an unfailing Ireuirdy for all nervous
disorders. An honest dealer will not urge
substitute,
" I,at winter I look k-k with what the doctors
called la grippe," vrritea Mrs Ksrah fnrlev of
Fairf.x, '. ii'oiiCo.Mo. " Was sick lor about
fo ir rtwn and nothing that I took seemed to
do in- ii '-ic! My friends thought I hart con
cur ,, iii 1 . "tghee" lip Wood for long while,
t.a nt- irl- 'i i" VI I.ope of ever Ketttngwcll
IJw ''" ' )' - -'i '' Medical Discovery
si ' di- ;. V ti V i t had not flnUhea
th .lr : mi"., vh'i, . ', -giu to ret better, I
hrt taken tv." I"!. rr the 'Oomen Medical
J)',Ytrv' ! . 'ie 'Favorite I'rittrln
tioa'am'. lu; ml . :'iai. ever before lu my life."
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Trustees for llireo ycarrRcv. E. C.
Swnetutr, riillndelphlu: Mr. W. H.
Hart. Jr., Philadelphia; Rev. A. O. Rog
err, J), p., ReadlntT,
Committee on rollowrhlp Rev, E. C.
Sweetser, Philadelphia: Rev R. T.
Poll:, Towanda- Rev. K. W. Whlnpen.
Scranton; Mr. XV. II. Hart, Jr.. Philadel
phia; Mr. M. .1. Long, Towandn.
Preacher of occasional Mormon In 1891
Rev. R. T. Polk, Towandn. Placs of
adjournment left to ttustees.
DR. niSIIKL H ADDRESS.
Rev. P. A. IJUbce. D. D., the retlrliiB
sectctary, who Is to leae tlia church
of the Restf.ratlon in Philadelphia to
assume the chlct editorship of the I'M
varsjllsl Christian Leader at Boston,
was called upon. Di. Hisbee responded
In a few choice words appiopiinte to
the ocia'lon, and appealed to the peo
ple to give the "Leader" their heaity
support
Rev E. C. Siveetsot, of the Chuich of
the Mes'lah, Phlladelthia, then offered
the following lesolution:
Resolved. That wo request each of the
churches in the fellowship of this con
vention to use imfoi mottled wlue In the
celebration of the Lord's supper.
The tcFolutlon provoked an Immense
amount of discussion but was adopted
by a vote of "S to 0. Rev. Dr. Risbeo
then ofleired the following lesolution:
Resolved, That this convention heart
with regret of the Illness of one treasut m
Uiiirge C. Tliomi.s. of Philadelphia,
which iueents his presence with us
and profound appreciation of his services
to this boilv, nml as u whole church wo
extend to him our slnccto tvmpathv and
invoke upon him the blessings of health
Mid happiness
The piesident heie nniiouuced the
appointment of the committee cm Sun
day schools to be Rev. A. G. Rogeis,
D. D. of Reading. AV. II. Hart, Jr..
Philadelphia, Mis. S. C. Ilcnjamln, of
Sciantou.
The election of ofllteis and tutstees
was then pioceeded with. I'pon mo
tion by Rev. Dr. Rogeis the secrctaiy
was Instittetecl to cast the ballot for
the entile list of pel sons nominated
by the committee on nomination, out
lined above, all of whom weic elected
to serve for the coming year. A leso
lution was then offeited by Dr Rog
ers: Resolved. That the het thanks of this
convention be extended to the church In
Nicholson for their generous hnpltnlitv.
Hon. C. S Russell, who has been le
elcted piesident of the "tate conven
tion for the seventh consecutive time,
made a few fitting and appioptiate ic
mi,i ks, thanking the ennentlo:i for his
election Rev. P. W. Whlppln, of
Seinntnn, offeied the following:
Resolved That we extend to Brother
Hl'.hee. our letltlng secietaiy. oui liLirt
th.'iiks for his loving i.ncl faithful sei
v'ee us an oltlier o the lonvcntiou mid
out lust wislus i-nil piajus tor his sin
cess In I. Is new weak.
DR. BISUEE Hi'LOOIJCED. .
This hi ought foith fiom Dr. Rogeis
on uddi ess eugolls'.ing Dr. Ulsbee, who
lias been the secietaiy of the state
convention for fouiteeii years. Di.
Hisbee lesponded with much feeling
with n voice choked with emotion. He
thanked the convention toi their kind
expressions, and in a shoi t talk spoUe
about the piogiess of the convention
since he IihcI been seeietary He said
foui teen yeais ago the convention
staited without a dolltu. and today
have a pel in. uient lund Invested of
over $50,000.
Mr. Whlppen then moved that the
thanks of the convention were due to
Dr Rogeis for his admirable seimon
This was followed by the icports of all
the i hurdles tu the state which took
up the balance of the aftei noon.
In the evening Rev. R. T. Polk, of
Towanda. spoke of "Denominational
Loyalty on the nait of the Mlnisti."
followed by Rev. P. V. Whlppen. of
Scranton, on the "Part of the ("hutch."
The programme of todnv c loses- the
convention. This morning at U o'clock
a conference meeting will be led by
Mis. S. i'. Benjamin, of Senmton. at
10 o'clock. The woman's convention at
- p. m., the entire afternoon will be
given over to the convention of the
young people, nnd tonight theic
be a giand i ally.
will
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Baltlmoic- R.H E.
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 0-I r. 1
Ualtlmoie i0U0,i00 ' S b L'
Ui.uiic eulkd to allow Washington to
e.itch ti.ilni Knttcilcs Donovan and
Jltiuhe; Maul anil Robinson, empires
Cashman and lledler.
At RionUljn- R.ll.E.
Xew Vol k 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 01 G 3
Hiooklyn u 1 0 -i u 0 1 u b in i
Batteries Jtuslo and Wnrnti; Vc.ge'
and Ryan, I'mplus Lnch unci Au
di ews.
At Chicago- R.ll.E.
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1111 2
Chicago 0 I 0 0 'J 0 1 0 4 s 0
Batteiies Espcr and Sudden; Griffith
and Donol.ue. Empties Emslie r.nd
Ci.ny.
At Louisville R.ll.E.
Cincinnati 0 0 12 0 110 06 (i 0
Louisville U 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ii 1 4 4
Battel ies nieitcr.htclu and Vnughi.;
Piazer and Snjder. t'mplrei fwait
wood and Woeci.
At Cleveland It.ll E.
Plltsbuig 00000 0 10 0110 1
Clevcl jnd 0 0 u 3 0 0 U 1 c ,; jo 2
Batteries Klllcn and Bow oi man; , ruing
and dimmer. Umplies Snjcler and Con
nolly. At Boston It IIj:,
Philadelphia. 0 1 1 0 0 0 ti 0 t- l ti 6
Boston 2 1 0 8 n I 1 'J I.' r,
Batteries Danklc. Wheeler nnd McPat
land. Lewis und Bergen, ITniplies-U Day
and McDonald
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At WilkCF-Bam R.H E.
Wiikes-Bane . .. .0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 7 0
Mci'tieal i) 0 (I 1 0 0 0 '- 0 U 1 0
Batteries- Kcci'nn ai.a Smith, McKui
lend and Jacklltz. Vmpliu-O'Loughlln.
At Providence R.H E,
Piovhltiice I 0 n i) 0 0 0 0 -' 4 t
Rnihener 0 Ii '.' D I 1 1 n - 1
Bi.tleilef Rudde-ihani and Cilslmiu,
Harper end (iutitrn.
At Spilngfield- R.ll.E.
Springfield 1 0 a 1 0 0 0 1 -. i, s 1
Bulfalo 00 1 0 1 0000-1! 5 ?
Batteiies Korwan and XlcholB; Atnole
and Vrquhnrt.
At Sjucuse b 11. E.
SjraeuBe 0 I 0 0 0 0 1 S -7 11 4
Toronto uooonoo.io S ij 1
Batteries Becker nnd Lake; Lumps
und Duman.
ATLANTIC LGAQUe.
At Hnrtrnrd til InnTiiBsi-Rnadlng, r.j
Iliittfoid. 5.
At Richmond iC liiiilint).-lilchmond, 4;
Pjteibcm, u.
At Lancaster L-inciicier, C, Alh.il
town, 5.
At Xorfolk XevvRik.Xorfollt game
popcned on account ot tain,
THE MARKETS.
W'nll Stroot Itevloiv
Xcw Yotk, June 15. Speculative observ.
ers who argued llmt the two daya' reac
tion In the stock market hns been due
t'i apprehension of the cffecin of llirul
clntloii ioiieiiuciit upon the collapse i.f
the wile-Hi clettl were disappointed today.
Tliu picssuro on the mnikels fiom that
source was pinctlcally oil removed by
the iiliiiouiicctncnt that the enormous
holdings of easli wheat was owned by the
defeated wheat speculator bad been taken
ovpi bv powerful financial Inteiests. who
would be able to savo It from being bacrl
fired at forced sale. The course or the
wheat mm he t very plalnlj Indicated the
termination of hip crisis, hut there wus
no movement to uchniirc prices of slocks,
Appaienlly the leaders of speculation
have ni rived nt a mutual consent to let
thn market take Its course for the mom
ent without fuither manipulation for a
the. The course of prices wns rouse-
linntlv downward in a ratlin dull iiuu
Itet. RxtiPinp declines of a point or over
were itglstcrcd In most ot the aetlve
stocks dining the da v. Sugar was the
center of Interest and diopped persist
ently until tho Inst closing only '$ nbovn
tho lowest nt u net dec lino of over 4
points. Total sales of stocks were Si.7,000
shares.
PutnlHhcd-by WILLIAM I.IXX ALLEN
ii CO.. stock bickers Mc.irs building,
rooms T0J-7wi,
Open-1 lleh- Low- Clos-
ii g. est. est Ing.
Am. Sug. Re's Co..l::.V4 ,UV, 1jj4 1!0
Atch.. To. &S. Pe .. 13i, ll'a li 11
A. T.. & S. P.. Pr.. ,ri ni S.' 32',
Am. Tobacco Co . Ill 111 110'i 110i
Am. Spirits 1C, 14", 11 H
Am. Spirits, IT :i" T SbU "6'i
Halt. A: Ohio l!i VI 1') 19
Brook R T Ill, Bl'i 60'i 0H
Bay Stnte Gas 3 :: 3 ,V(,
Can. Southern 41 ni SI r.1'4
X. .1. Central nt'fc yl's 01 91
Chic. A. (i. W Ill, Hij 1 II',
chic & x. w ir. is! i:i'i 12
Chic. B. & Q 101'i 10134 10! 103'f,
ChliMgo Gas 01' f'l'i PS', OS's
Chle., MM. ,V St. I . TO 10u Wt, 1s"4
Chic, R. I &P 10-j IOV4 101 101'i
Chic. St. P. M. & O. 77 77 7". 77
C. C C. & St. L . .. I"!", 4 1' Kit & wu
Gen. Elecllle n7' 37', ,",04 ZZ
Louis ,ic Xnj.li .... 524 f.J'4 Bl Sl
Manhattan Ele ....105 10'5 W 10t4
M. K A Tc. , Pi .. UJ1! M3j r.Js SJi,
Mo. Pacific SV4 r.'j !!4N II',
Xat Lead 31 ."It S.'' XI
X. Y. Ceiittnl 11", Ui'i 11T. 11.VJ
Out. & West 1! UT 14' 14
Xoitll. Pacific 2S IS', 27", L'7,
Nor Paeltlc Pr .... i,S, Os", H7'j 07",
Pacllle Mull SS's !.i. 27i 27"4
Phil & Read I'll, 1'U, I'll, IV
Southern R. It bij Mi S 8
Southern R R . Pr . pi, 2V4 21 :'0
Tetm C. ,v lion . .. 2',s, 2;"', J', 21,
Texas Pacllle . . 11U 1li4 B' IP.
I'nlon Par.. 1st Pi . .Vj r.'i', r.s ru
V. S Rubber 211! 2l'i 21'i :i'i
tr. S. Leather. IT 01 t.l fi',4 c'I'i
Wabash 71-, 71; 71, 7i4
Wabash Pi ... . 11 in !Ol ivi,
West. I'nlon ;ili, 'jiit ii ti
W. - L E 1?, jib l'i ,
W. A. L E. IT 11?, U Hi, ii,
Met TlHitlem Co . IT.Vf. Dia, 7i r,i
Ches .v.- Ohio JJi, 2Ji, 2J' 'J',
Con. Has irij ijijj, I'.iS't, 1D5
CIIICAOO BOARD OP TRADE.
Open- High- Low- Clos.
WHEAT. Ing. est. ,.st. ing.
Jlllv 7!i M 77'4 7,i1i
September 71 72'4 70", 7J't
conx.
.im rr:5; ni nr nt
September 33'', ,114 Si', "
OATS.
July 21 :;, 21 :
SeptenilM r 21", 22', 213, 1J',
PORK.
Julv 0 4" OT ) IJ is",
September ? 1)7 10.07 0 ijj 1" OJ
LARD
.tuiv "..7" r..s", :, 70 ". i
September 5.sJ .".'0 5.J fi S3
Scranton Bonrd of Trndo Exchange
(Juotntions...VII Quotations Eased
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Bid. Asked.
Si Trillion & Pittston Ti.ic 'o.
Xatlon.il liotli.g A Drill g Co.
Phst Xatioi al Bank
Elmhiiisi Boulevard
Si ratitiin Packing Co
Seraiitnii Savings Bank
I.ackii lion A. Steel fo
Thhd National Bcnk
Thionp Xoveltv Al f v Co
Siiaiuon Axle Wmks
Si nilitni Tl.ic Cn . . .
Dime Dep Al 1K Bank . . .
Peck Luiubci .Mis Co
Econonn Light, Heat Al Pow
er Company
Sciantou lllumluatiug. Heat
A; Bower I'onipanv
Si'iantiin Poiglng Co
Tinders Xatlonal Bank
Lacka. Lumber Co
MM
100
.'11 . .
S3
i5
. 73
is . .
pr. . .
173 210
43
S."
. . fiO
no i:.o
1.MJ
Lack. Tuist .i Safe Dcp Co
Mooslc Mountain Coal Co ..
BONDS
Scranton Pass Hallwnv, nr
11101 tcage due liJO
1:0
1U
Ho
People's Stieet Riillvva , tlit
moilgage due I'llS
Teople s Stieet Rnllw.iv, licn-
eral nioilgnjie. due V2
Dickson M ami fin tilling Co . .
Lacka Township School .To .
cit of Scranlou SI Imp. 0"..
Mt Vernon Coll Co
Scranton Axle Works
113
115 . .
100
lu.'
... P2
:
100
I'liilndnlphin 1'iovlslon .llnrket.
Philadelphia. June 15 Wheat Plrm
and P4c. higher, cash and June. No. 2
led Wc bid and none orfeilng, ul, 2'4r
M'je I'orn-PIim and '.. higher. No 2
mixed, line. WniW.c Potatoes Dull and
lumiliial, while, choice per bushel. 4'a")-) ,
do. fair to guoil. do . S'atnc . Butter
Plim, good demand lauev weste-n
irc,tmei. 17e : do. pilnts, J7e Kggs
Steadv , flesh neaibv, PJ'sc., dn west tn
12'.e , do -ciiilhein He Cheese Pn
ehauged Rellned Sugnis Dull rotton
Qtilel but steadv. Tallow t'nch.iliged
clay pi line, in hogsheads, 3V . iounti
do., bauels .t'4i., dark do. U'4e cakes.
lc: grease .lalic Live Poultrv Dull and
weak; fowls. OaO'.je. ; old lusters, i,ia7e, ;
spilng chickens H.iW , spline duchs lna
l.'c. Diessed Poultiy Steud.v . towls
choice, o'vi , do fair to good s'aOe. . dd
loostcis. u'j.ifii . spring chickens ncarbv,
20a2Je : wesliin do., lia.'i'c Recelpts
Plout 2,(Hiu bands ami P.Oim sacks, wheat,
Mk) bushels coin. lOiOiiO bui-hel; oats, 4s -fw
bushels Shlpiucnts heat '. 111O
bushels, coin 27S.UO0 bushels; oats, 10.0W
bushels.
New York Produce .llnrket.
New Yotk. June 13. I'lour Steadier
with a more geneial Imiuliy fiom huvers.
Wheat Spot sliong. No. 2 red, 3jatlc .
f. n b..; options generallj sliong and
closed l4.iJ1(e net hlghei , No 2 led,
July, closed Mc . September. 77c . Decem
bei, 77'e I'crn-Spot strong No. ",
S'.e.. f n b, afloat, options sliong and
decldeillv hlghei. closing ut lal'sc net 1 d
vance. Julv closed "Sc : September. Jic;
Decembci, ,!?e Ojts Spot strontei , Xo
2. 30e; No. 3, 21c . Xo 2 white, aj'e. ; Xo.
" white. 22c.; options higher, closing at
4c. advance, Julj, iloscd aic Buttei
Plrm, western creamerv. l'i'.aEe , do. El
Hlns, 17e. ; imitation creameiy, lO'iivliiV-. ;
state dally, lStnlhc. , do, creomeiy, iia
H'ie. Eggs Plrm, state und Pennsl
nnl.i, 12al2't,c.; western flush, U'-aUc;
southci 11. 10?4c.
( Ii iu igo Live Stock.
Chicago, June 13. Cuttle Active de
mand, pilccs fctcadv ; choice tceis, 1 ''O.i
5.35, medium, $1 IViul 13, heel steels, 4i
4 45 stoelceis and feeclcis J1.30n) '), cows
and lulfeis, Jl.in,i4 75, eulve.-i, $4.i7. Hogs
(iuoet di 111 ind. price about 5c louir;
fair to 1 hole e 'l,il O.'i!., pn Uei. t", 7,".u
iiiii'j; blllilieis, flwl.il; mixed J7"m!.i3;
light. $i.'ina'i'i. pics. J.' .'niHl.75 Sheep
l.lbeial Hiipplv , pilees lu.iir.e. lower for
nil but the In iter class nf i hpn cl lambs,
mitlvo sheep. Jl,i',2i); lams, S.'al: fhorn
luinhs. V,.5Uii. snilnir limbs. s,ni, ,11. veai-
! lines. MT.ViMi'i Reeilpts I'uitle , P1.OO1I
head; hogs, 3J0W head: sh ip, sw.njo head.
Hiifiilo l,U e Ninnl..
East Buffalo, .liiuo i., -Rattle Recelptu
of etettle. four cms. talr deni.iiid. vere
sold. Hogs Re-eelpis IlKhl. euioug and
higher; Yorkeis, ijooel to choice SIAIn
4,10; loughs, common to good, i.iV)a3.w;
pigs, common to choice, W.MI 1 I'm. Shcp
Piid Lambs RerelptH Hinted, murk it
Hte.ulyl and film lor the few on hale;
lambs, e'lolee to cxli.i, 5" Viu'jijJ: culls
to common. $12Cii'.K. rh"ci cholco to rc
lected wethers, Jl.iwul.'i; culls tu com
111011, f!a.i.75.
Oil tlnrket.
Oil City. Ph.. June IS --Credit balance,
tvici cn'tllltislcr. no ales. no bid or itf
feis' shlpmenti. 91,(7: barrels; iuni, 'Mr
70J banc Ik,
TJiE TRIBONE'S 0PP0RT0NITY
ONE
INSERTION
A WORD.
A
FOR RENT
VOn RENT -COTTAflE AT LAKE, Wl
noln Apply to Mrr. E. D. Pcllows,
City Hall.
POR RENT-TEHEE OR IOIR EX
rutnlshed looms foi light housekeep
ing lor man end wife 717 Olive street.
POR REXT-D2iT C,H1;ENrTd0E S'F
Seven rooms; excellent location; rent
model ate,
FOR RENT-1.ROOMED HOCSE, MOP
... Pr". '"lPiovcnicnts, Xo Cll ejulncv avo
nuo; for nartleulnrs Innutrc Mis. Dr.
""'oner. No C39 Qulnc.v uvenue.
EOR IlKXT - XICELY PERX1SHED
llollt al1d side loom. 523 Adums ave.
por ri:nt-i)i:sk room or share
or offices second floor front, Coal Ex
change. Cull t mom 13
I'OR BUNT'
Qulncy
SECOND PLOOR, '.01
HOUSE POR BENT-403 WYOMIXO
avenue. Apply to P. H. Clemons,
Bluenidge ConJ Company's olllce, Mears
ARN rOR RENT-60: MAHOX COURT!
, Apply to P ir demons, Blue Rldga
Coal Company's office, Mear3 Building
FOR SALE
is per Vent.' tollieiiy enoix;e7:r
stock for sale C per cent water bonds
for sale. It, Ernest Comegvs. Dime Han't.
POR SALl7APlXE PPRIOHT IMAXO
but little used. Terms easy, price very
low. Would exchange for n fine horse.
Addro-s Box 84. Tribune ofilcc.
POR SALE-A If.XDSOME PAIR OP
road mures, finel.v hied, !" 1 hand". 5
and ears old full -lsteis Veiv evenly
mated fearless of eleetilc and steam
ears, will lead 12 miles an hour guaran
teed absolutely sound Ale vei.v pleas
ant di l pis, prlie, JiOO Thomas Coa
sedy, Ashlej. Pa.
POP. SALE-ONE 20-HORSE POWER
holler, as good as new. THE WES
TON MILL CO.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
POR RENT OR SALE-A GROCERY
slore it 10os I'lttsti 11 11 vi niie, good lo
cution Inquire on pumlses
MONEY TO LOIV,
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOXD A Nil
11101 tgagc on eit propel tj. Welles &
Tort c
AGENTS WANTED
AUENTS WANTED - TO CALL OX
candy trade wltb Hue aillrle Aildri-s
P. P Pulver Oum Co 11 Amh"ist stn 1
Rnchestei N V
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED IM.MEDIA'lIiLY - APPRE.N
tiees and helpeis tm oui dressmaking
department Aiplv tud.iv renind I1001
THE LEALER l.'l and 12i WvomliiR uve
BUSINESS CHANCE.
RARE CHANCE It) BI Y A ClOOD
paying will c-tablMied ouslinssi. OllI
small amount nf cash leriulied. Box
"G , Tilbuno oltln
TO EXCHANGE.
A GENTLEMAN WOPLD LIKE TO L.
chanxe .1 line hoi so unci buggy for a
good iipn.ht piano Addles', stating
makeis' name, Uok 3i Tribune ofilee.
LIVERY.
EDWARDS LIVERY - PRIST CLASS
double and slugl- can luge cabs and
boalcllii;; Joseph iel sucilsoi.
EDUCATIONAL.
KEBLE SCHOOL POR GIRLS. Si'RA
eub'., X. Y I'ndci tho upei vision of
Bishop Huntington. Twentv -cigluh sell' ol
J cur begins Thuisday, September 13. 1SJ3
Apply to Miss Maty J. Jackson.
CHIROPODIST
CORXb, BLXlONta AND LNUKOWIXU
nails cured without tho least puln or
drawing blood Consultation and advice
given free E. M. HETZEL, Chlropo
uist Z'.'i Lackawanna avenue. Ladle at
tended at their residence) If desired.
Charges moderate-
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B.BRIGGS CLEAN'S PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; 110 odor. Improved
pumps ued. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elckes' drug stole, corner Adams and
Mulbeiry Telephono CU40.
SCALP TREATMENT.
Mirs""L""lKELwlRVsi?ALp"rRET
ment, 50c . shumpoolns, 3Uc , fuclal
massage, nuinleuilug, .'oi , eluiopudy, 701
Qulney.
SITUATIONS WANTED
1VVVVVVVVVVVVNVVVVV -vrw-'ssw.
SITl'ATlOX WAXTED-BY A YOING
man, upe in, has had expel Icnce in
store and dining i"cm. wllllnir to work
at anythliig, lefeieneis. Address J,
Tirbum
SITUATION' WAXTED-BY A MAR
rled man ns llicmun. htalluuuiv cnl
reei or pump lunner, also thai (Highly un
derstands electiliity nnd it Itlgeiiitor Ico
maehlnes. is well e.xpi liem ed and can
give good icfciences. J D v W7 Peim
avenue.
WORK WAXTLD BY A WOMAN' WHO
Is willing to go out bv the day, will
also take, lu washings Mrs M. Pilck,
teui 4iti Ulbt-on stieet city
SH'7' AT I OX'WA NTED- IU A I'lltST
club fireman: con take .aie ol cuslm ,
has hail six yeais' experience Ob sue h n
steamships G A, W ill .Ninth Ninth
stieet.
blTl A'Fiox'lN'AXTED-BY A PIRST
class widtbi in pilvate or hotel, eiin
liitnUh llie best city lotciente. Addicsa
C17 Hllclieook couii Jos. A. Wilson
SITPVI'IOX WANTED- 't'O GO OPT BY
Hip day vvahhig iioulug m any kind
ot house li lining would like ollUe, to
clean. Sldo duoi. 420 Pianl.Ilu avenue.
SITI'TviToN WANTED-BY LADY IX
ullbc.bct iileieliie. Adclless A. .,
Tribune ofilcc
SITUATION r.NTED--Y01NG NEW
Yeiiker. 21 well educated, wishes po
sition with coal mining company, lull
lead or continuing mm. speaks and
wiltes Itulluti, I'rene Ii lliuntly. and un
deistimilH boottkpepln-i used to handle
laborers; Al lefeieneis, Addiess ,S'i w
Ynrkei cam Tribune olllce Seranion, i'a.
POSITION BY A YOPXG MAX 10
yeuis of age, v.llllng to do any kind
of work, have had experience In drug
store. Addiess W A S.. Tribune ofilee.
SITPAtToX WANTED - BY BOY V.
yeaiK of age who is well acnuaiutod
with the city. AcIc'h.ss 7.11 X- Main uvc.
"sTtpatTox" -axtkdivv expeiu".
onecd bnokktepei, iaii audit and bal
aiitei hnnkj; salaiv moderate, Addiets I.
O. V.. Tribune ofilee.
WA1TKP. WHO PXDERSTAXDS HIS
builne.s '.vvuts p.srlliein. Can lake lull
cluiisc. Waller, thl office.
POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Benefit of All Who Have Houses
Hcnl listnte or Other Property to Sell or KxchniiRe, or Who Want
or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six lns.citions
Cents u Word lixcept Situations Wanted, Which Arc Inserted Tree
LEGAL.
IX RE: PETITION OP THE HEIRS OP
James Evcrhait, dceeused, to sell real
estuto under tho Act of lSt'i, as in pai
tltlcn, In the Oiphnus' Couit of Lacka
wanna countv.
B vlrtuo of an older of the Orphans'
Court of Luckawumui county inuile on
the petition of the heirs of tho late James
M. Everhart deceased, tho uncle 1 signed,
ndmlnlstiators of the estnto of James M.
Eveih.vrt, late nf the city of Seiunton,
county of Lackawanna, and suite of
Pcnnsjlvanla. deceased (having glv-n
bond In double tho amount ot the ap
praised value of the following desciibed
leal estate, with sureties thereon duly
nppiovcd by the said Orphans' Court of
Lackawanna ccurty), will sell to the
highest and best bidder at public Brie,
In the Arbitration room of the Court
House, In the city of Sciauton on Thurs
day, July ", 1S3&. nt 10 o'clock 11. in., nil
the light, title and Inteiest of tho said
decedent In and to the following dc
rcrlbed real estate, to wit: One-half In
terest In and to all that certain prceo of
lund situate 011 tho westerly sldo of
Pranklln avenue, In Ihe city of Scranton.
nullity of Lackawanna, and state of
Pcnnsvlvunln. commencing on Pranklln
uvenue at the imitlie-astetl corner of lot
No. , In block Xo. JS, tlienco 111 11 wc.t
etl.v direction along the line ot lot No. 7
sevonty-lhe f ct and six Inches; thence
In 11 northeasterly direction parallel w I'll
the fiont line ot said lot foil -nine fe 't
and eight and three (platter liuhes;
thence southeasterly ale ng line ot lot
sold to James S Scranton seventy-five
feet nnd six Inches to Pranklln avenue,
and thence along PianMlu avenue f'Ut
nlne Icet eight and three-quarter Inches
to tho corner of lot Xo 7 ufoiesiild. with
the same icseruitloi and conditions as
aie eontulned In deed ot said pinpcity
from George II. Wilson und Eff.i Wlls-m,
his wife, to Isal.th P. H pi hart nnd
James M. Everhait dated 11 th ihiv of
Xovcmbci, A. D. 1S70, and ncoidcd In
Lurcino county. Pel risvlviinla, In Deed
Book Xo IIS, at pago i3 eti
ALSO the following described piece or
parcel of land situate, lying and being In
the city of Sciantou county of Lacka
wanna, and state of Per.nsvlvanla, dp
seilbed as follows.
Being lot Xo. IS. In block No. 11. and
situate upon street vailed and known as
Cliff stieet. upon tho town plot ot town
of Scranton, Intended to be only iceoided
nml reglsteieel. Said lot being ninety feet
In depth and fifty feet In 11 out. with
same icset viitlons nnd conditions as are
contained 111 deed of palt of s-ulel piopeilv
fiom Plane es MaeLaren Dunn and Alex
nuclei' Dunn to James M. Everhart dated
the first day of March. A. D. 1'V n"d
tecoided In Lackawanna count v, state
ot Pennrylvnnln In Deed Booh Xo L"i at
page 71, etc , and also In deed lrom Mel
vin M. Vaughn guardian of Jessie Mae
Laren. for part of said pinpettv to
James M. Everhart . dated the fifth eluv
of May. A D. 1SS). recorded In J ue l..i
vann.i county, state, of I'ennsv lv.iniu,
In Deed Book Xo, 2", at page. 'i etc
ALSO till the following dccilhed undi
vided one-half Interest of that lot plee e
01 parcel of loud situate In the c itv of
Scianton, county of Lackawanna, and
state of Pcnnsjlvanla bounded and de
scribed us follows
.-.,,,. ,", .... ' 111 1,1, , f V.I ,'(,.- ..". 1
5.' on plot of lots In the cltv nf SeiMtiiuli !
,-saiu lot is roriy feet In wluth 1111 W Min
ing avenue, the same width in ie.n anil
o-p bundled and llft feet In depth, be
ins ixlansillai In shupe. With the -.r.ne
leseivutlons und conditions as are rp
reived to the Lackawanna Iron and e'nal
tompativ in deed. from s ibl eotnpanv in
John Wultei dated Aplil 13, ls.i'1 Being
a portion of same lund conveyed to Junes
M. Eveiluiil and Ch.itlcs B T e bv John
Waller bv deed dated Hit nineteenth day
of Oi tober. A D 1S7I. and leeoideei in
Luzeinn courtv. Penrsvlvanla, In Dee 1
Bool, Xo. 1",;. at page JOO. etc. ami being
11 palt of the ame lot 1 env ( ve d to Jiimes
Jl l-vcMi. rt nnd 1. 1 Everhait bv I'ln
B. Lee and Murv Lee his wife, by dee 1
dated the thirteei.th eluv of M irch A D.
IsS7. and tecoided In Lackawauiu. countv,
I'Pimsvlvunlii, III Deed Book Xo II. pig3
177 etc.
ALSO all tho following described lot.
pleco or parcel of land situate In the
Eighteenth wurcl. e itv of Sciantou, coun
tv of Luckawanrii and state of Pennsyl
vania, being Hip naithenstcrli one-half of
lot Xo. t In block No 47. of J. Heeinnn
map of South Hyde Park. Icing filtv feet
lu front on Pourth avenue (now limiti'ti
street), and sevent-five feet In depth
Being the same piece of 1 mel conveyed
to James M. Eveihait bv the Keystone
Building and Saving association bv devl
dated Ihe 2nth day nf August, A. D. 1S50.
snd lecorded In Lackawanna countv.
IVnnsv lvanltt. In Deed Book No. 7. at
page 337. etc . with the same I'cseivutions
nnd conditions us are leserved In said
deeel.
ALSO nil the right title and Inteiest of
said decedent cwhlch Is n one-half Intcr
isti in the following described tiact if
land to wit.
Being thn James ( hapmaii tract of
land situate in Jeffei.son township, eoun
iv of Lackawanna nnd state of I'emuyl-
vunla 1 oiitalnlng 44n ucres, more or less.
Bring the -arii- ti.nt olll bv (i.'orge Kin
back, Treasurer ot Lackawanna cuitn v,
to the sa'd James M. Kveihurt on th
1Mb dav of October A D. ISM. for tuxes.
Same being recorded In the Pinlhonn
taiy'h oflli 1 at Siianten. Pennsylvania.
.11 Tieasuiei s Dceel Book Xo. 1, r.t
page 7ii.
TERMS OP SALE: Each piece of fald
letl r'tate 111 said petition elesi-llbeel to
be soUi sppai.itelv by the t.ilil admlnis
tialni for e,ih. to the liUhesi and best
bidder ISAIAH P EVERHART
Administrator of the E-tate ct James M.
M Eveihait, D cuscd.
JOHX P. SCRAGG.
Attorney for Estate
THE ANN! AL MEEt7xGOPTHE
stockhohlcis of the Pi onnmy Light
Heat and Power company tor the election
ol Dlieetors lor the ensiling yeut and ihe
transaction of mii b other btisiiiens us
niav pioperlv eome hefene It. will bo held
ut the ofilee of the Company. Room 2rt.
jiepuoucan iiiiiieiiiiB scranton, i'a . on
Monday, Junn .'7. 1S. at two o'clock p.
in.. In acecidanco with bv-lavvs 01 the
Company W J NORTIU'P
Secict.cr.v
PROFESSIONAL
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCIHTEOl',
Council Building, Seruntun.
P. L. WALTER. ARCHITLCT. OPPICE
1 car of COi Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR . ARCHITECT.
435 Spruce St., coi. Wash, ave . Scranton.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT,
Price Building, 124 Washington avenue,
Scranton
TL " LACEY & SOX. ARCHITECTS.
Tradeis' National Bank.
DENTISTS
DR7 I. O. LYMAN."SCRANT0X PRl"
vnte Hctpliul. coi. Wyoming unci Mill
beriy. DR. P
street
L. M'GllAW. S05 SPRUCE
DR II. P REYNOLDS OPP. T
O
DR c7c. LMJBACH. 115 Wyoming ave
WELCOME C SXOVER 'til Wishing
ton avenue. Horns, ! to 1 and 2 to 5
DETECTIVES
Ba'rrFxG t 'wSWEEXlfr. COMMON,
wealth building. Intoistato Secret Scr
vice Agency
PRINTING
TfiiTTRiBiJNt5 PUBLisnixo "ccT".
North Washington iivemie- Llnotypo
Composition of all kinds quickly done
Puellitlos uusuipaired In this region.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUETTEL. REAR Mt LACKA
wennu uvenue, Scranton, I'a,, mauufac
tuici of Wlie Screens,
LAwycns
PRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor -at Law Bun buildings,
rooms 13 and II, Washington avenue.
OKELL A OKELL, ATTORNEYS. .. TO
11 Coal Exchange bm.dlng. Scranton
W1LLARD. WAnilliSfi KNAPP. AT
totneys and Cotinspllors-ut-Law. Re
publican building, Wushlneton avenue,
Scianton, I'a
JAMES it TORREY, ATTORNEY AND
Couiiscllor-at-Lnvv. Rooms 413 and 111
Coinmonwpnlth Building.
JESSt'P A: JESSL'P. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors. ut -Law, Commonwealln
building, Washington avenue.
ALPRED HAND. WILLIAm"j. HAND.
Atte.rnev.s anil Counsellors Common
wealth building. Rooms 1, 20 und 21.
james w. o"akpord. ATTmXEV-Vr-Law
Booms 511, 313 and Slti, Board of
trade bulldli.g.
D B. REPLOOLE. ATTORlY-LOANS
negotiated on teal estate security.
Mears building, corner Washington uvci-
nue and Spiuce street.
B. P. KILLAM ATTORXEY-AT-LAW,
JO'j Coiumemweulth bltlg. Scrunton, V.
JAS. J. H. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-nt-Lnvr,
iOl Commonwealth building,
ferunton
EDWARD w. THAYER ATTORNEY,
Rooms 903-901, 0th floor, Mears bldg.
JOSEPH JEPPREYS. ATTORNEY-AT-L-VW
7 and 8 Burr building.
L. A. WA.TRPS.ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
4 .1 Lackuwanna nve , Scranton. Pa
C R PITCI IIJRTFTOiEY-AT-L.Vtv'.
Commonwealth building. Scranton. Pa.
PATTERSON & WILCOX,
National Bank building.
TRADERS'
C. COMEG1S 121 f-PRPCE STREET
A W. EERTHOLP, Ally , Mears B'd,i
physicians and sunacous
DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OPP1CE
to tho Sciantou Private Hospital, cor
ner Wyoming Ave. nnd Muibcrty St.
Telephone. Day call, 5313, night call, 413.
DR C. L PREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank bldg. 123 Wyoming avenue.
MARY A.
opathlbt,
SHEPHERD. M D. HOME
No, 223 Adam avenue.
DR. A TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IX
Diseases of Women, coiner Wyoming
avenue and Spruce street, Sciantou.
Office hours Thurtday and Saturdays,
8 a. m. to 6 p m.
DR W K ALLEN. 512 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue
DR. L. M GATES, ROOMS 207 AXD 203
Board of Trade building. Oflica hours,
8 to 9 a m . 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resi
dence 309 Madison avenue
DR (1 I, FBEAS. SPECIALIST IN
RuptuTe. Truss Titling nnd T'at Reduc
tion. Office telephono 1363. Hours :10 to
12. 2 to 4, 7 to 9
VVl S. W L'AMOREAPX OPPICE S3H
Washington nvenue. Resilience HIS
Mulberry Chrcrlr ellipases long
heait klelnevr ami RPnllo-.iiiniit v 01
gans u speelalv Hours 1 to I p. m
T G ROOK. VETERINARY SCR
geon Horses Cattle and Dogs tlentcd
Hospital, 1:4 Linden street, Scranton.
lc!cphono 2h72.
HOTCLS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAPE, 123 AND 12
lin avenue, Rates leasouabie,
PRANK.
P. ZIEGLER, Propiletor,
SCRANTON IIOPSE. NEAR D , L &. W
paEsenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH. Prop
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OP THE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton. Pa. Com sea preparatory to
college, law. medicine or business. Opens
September 13 Send for catalogue. Rev.
Thomas M. Cann, LL. D., Wulter H.
Bucll. A M.
MIDWIFE
MRS. GABLE, GRADUATE WIDWIPE,
151S Washburn street, Scianton. En
gagements solicited. Rooms and be.it
attendance for u limited number of pa
tients. SZEDS
G R. CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AXD
Xurseiymen, storo Hi Wathlngtoii ave
nue: green house, 1330 Xorth Main ave
nue; stoie telephone, 782.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATEST PROM PHILIPPINE 1SL
nnds. Gie.itest. Xaval Battle. S iocs
all blevvn to plcees and landed In Net
tleton's She Store, Wushlngtcn avenue
Ladles' fine Button shoes lusiut 11 ml
dongola. cost 2f0, ,U $1 ij, lailles' fine
J20iJ shoes tor 9se Lades' Oxfoiels, tost
SI 30 tor T'le. Mens j 3u ealf and uis
set shoes foi J1.43, ?3 00 shoes for $1 ri5, etc.
BAPER'S "ORCUESTRA-MPSIC l'OR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, v.-ed-dings
nnd concert work furnished. Por
in ins addiess It J. Bauer, conductor.
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulbeit'3
music stcue
MEGAROEE BROIHERS. PR1XTER3'
sunplles. envelopes, papei bags, twine.
Watehous- EO Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,)
stations In New Yoik-Poot of Llbetty
street! N? 1". and South Peny Whitehall
KttCCt
Anthiaclto coal uted cxcliulvely, I
Insur-
inn cleanliness auu loiiiiu.e..
vivil' TUiLi: IN EI-'l'Ei'T MAY 13 lv
riilns leavo Scranton for Pittston,
Wllkes-Bau e. etc . ut f, W 10 10 a. Ill . 1.20,
; SV 7 10 P. m. Sundays. 9 0J a. in.
H'-bi'-LakewcfouHnd Atlantic CP; S ,i
8Vmr New York. Newark and Elisabeth,
s '0 (exmas) .1 m . I icxptetsi. . 20 l.
?"XA, , , m Suudjv .n p. 111 'I rain
ii.,;uii 1 M 1. m ai lives at t'liiludelphl 1
Beading. Terminal, J V
m, and X iv
v.,r ; i lu I i"
For Suuch Chunk. Allentov
hem E. o and PhUailelPhl .
i'SA1 '. nn ,. m. Sundays, V 1 p.
Allentown, Betide.
k.30 u.
u ,
ma nA .. .., .I1I11 B.
p. m.
I -v, "",,,,,,,, ,,, I V .ifchllllMntl nnel
nolnu South nnd West via Bethlehem.
STrjlJI p. m Sun.lavs. 213 p. m
i-or Long Biunch Ocean Giove, etc, nt
8.211 a m and 1 20 p- hi.
For Reading. Lebanon and Hon Isburg,
via Alki.U'W" i -0 n m.lWp :n. Sun-
a Koi'l'o!l'svUille. R :0 fi 111 I 20 p. ,,,
Returning, leavo New ork foot of Lib
erty stieet. North Rivei, ut 4.00 !, 10 ,ex
pr.ssi 1 m . 1.30 toxpt cs.i p. m. Sunday,
1 Leave" New York, South Perry, foot
Whlthnll fctieet. ut o.OS n. m.. 1 p m
Passem-cis uiilvlng or dopictlug fiom
this teimlnal can eonnect uudci cover
with ull the elevated rullrouels Bioadwuy
table earn, and retries to Brooklyn and
gtnten Island, maklne ciulck ttunsfei to
und fiom Grand Central Depot and Long
Island Railroad.
Leavo Philadelphia. Rending Teimlnal,
9 21 in 3 M p m Sunday 13 h in.
Ttuougli tickets to nil pol.its ai lowest
rate may be had on application In ad
vance to the tleket acent at the station,
I! P BALDWIN. Gen Puss. Ast.
J, II. OLHAUSEX. Gen. Suet.
BOREflO
SIX
INSERTIONS
A WORD.
to Rent,
Situations
for live
U
Scheduleln t'lfsct Nov. IS, 1R97,
Trains Loavo Wllkes.Barre as Fol
lows :
7.30 a. m., wook days, fop Sunbur
HarrisburR, Philadelphia, Baltl
more, WashlnRton, and for Pitta
burs and the West.
10.15 a, in., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvillo, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia ; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburj;, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burc and tho West.
3.12-n. tn , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and Pittsburg and
tho West.
5.00 p. tn., week days, for Hacleton
and Pottsville.
J. R. WOOD, den'l Pass. Agent
J. B. HUTCHINSON, llcncral Manager.
Del.. Lackti. und Western.
Effect Monday, Nov. 21, 1SJ7.
Trains leave Sit anion as follows: Ex
press fur New ork and all points East,
1.40, 3 00, .13, b 00 and 10 uj a. m. , 12.53 and
3.33 p. ni.
Express for Easton. Trenton, Philadel
phia mid tho South, 6.15, S.00 and 10.20 a.
a.. 12 f3 mid 3 33 p. m.
Washington and way stntlons, 3.43 p. m.
Tobyhann.i accommodation, 6.10 p. m.
Express foi Blnghamton, Oswego. El
mlra. Coining Bath. Dansvllle, Mount
Morris and Buffulo. 12.10. 2 33, 9 00 a. m
and 1.53 p m , making close connections
nt Buffalo to all points In tho West,
Korthwest and Southwest.
Blughumtoi und vuy stations, 1 03 p, m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5 13 p m.
Blnghamton and Elmlra express, P.53
p m.
Express for Iltira and Richfield Springs,
2.'3 a. m., and 1.55 p m
Ithaca, 2 33. 9 00 11 in , nnd 1 53 p. m.
Tor Northumberland. Pittston. Wilkes
Barre. Plymouth Bloomsburg and Dan
Mile, making clnso connections at North
nmberlund for Wllllamsport, Hnrrlsburg,
Baltlmoie. Wnshlngton ami tho South.
Notthumberluud and Intermediate sta
tions, 6 00. 10 05 a. n... and LIS and COO p,
m
Xantlcoko and Intermediate stations.
oui ai, 11 11 iu n m. i'lymouin nno intoi
mediate stations, 3 35 and S 59 p. in. For
Kingston, 12 43 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains
Por detailed Information, pneket time
tables etc.. arply to M. L Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice Delaware nnd Hudson.
On Monday, May 21,
Scranton as follows:
Por Carbondale ti.20.
trains will leave
7.55. .55. 10.13 A.
m., 13 00 noon, 1.21. 2.20.
3.62, 5.25, C.25, 7.57,
S 1 j 11.00 b. m. . 1 lb a m.
Por Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton. Xcw England points, etc., 010 a. ni.,
S 20 p. m.
Por Honesdale C20, 8 53, 10.15 a. m,;
12 00 noon, 2 20 5.23 p in.
Por WlUes-Balic c 13. 7.50. 3 45. 0 33,
in 4". a m ; 12 03, 1 25, 2 IS, 3.3J, 4 27, 6 10, 7.50,
10 2S, 11.30 p. m.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley It. R, b.43 a m.. 12 03, 1.23,
4 27 p ni (with Black Diamond Expicsd)
11 30 p m
Por Pennsylvania R. It. points 6.45, 9.3S
n m ; 2 IS 4 27
Por western points via Lehigh Valley
R R 7 30 a m.. 12 or, J.3J (with Black
Diamond Express), 10.28, 11.30 p. m.
Trains will arilvo at Scranton as fol
lows. l'rom Carbondale nnd tho north 6 40,
7 43 8 40, 0 31, 10 10 a. m. ; 12 00 noon; 1.29,
2.15. 3 2". i 2.1. 5.C.. 7 43, ! 25. 11 27 p in
l'rom Wllkes-Barre and the south -6 'E,
7 50. 8 50, 10 10. 11.65 a. m , 111, 2 14. 3.48.
5.20 C 21, 7 53, 9 C5, 10 05 p. m , 1 13 a m.
Complete lnfoimatlon egardlng rates
to all points in the United States and
Canada may be obtained at the ticket of
fice In the depot.
Special attention glvpn to Western and
Southern resort business.
J W BPRDICK G P A Albany. N Y.
H XV. CBOS3. D P A . Scranton, Pa.
Lchisli Valley Railroad System
Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli
ness and Comtort.
In Eltcct May 15 1505.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia, and Xcw Yotk via D.
( II It R ut 1. 13 a. m and IJ uj 2 IP 4 27
(.Black Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m
For Pittston and Wllkes-Barre via D,
L. & XV. R. R 00, 11.10 a. m., 1.53, 3.33,
6.00 p.m. -,,,. TTrtvlAlnr, Tta, .,t,l!lA
nnd nrliKUjal points In the coal region
JO!' VVUUH ""I' .............. . ut..,,,..
1 erfeiuie-
27 p. m.
viiiD f-H R R 0 4j, 2 is unci 1 Zf
P-.!" r,-.,l,m
Easton. Readinsr. Har-
riiiii re and principal Intermediate sta
t SnR xla D. & H. ft. R . ( a. m.. 12 03.
"l" 4 27 (Black Diamond Express), 11.30
Vof Tunkhnnnock, Towanda, Elmlra.
Tiiis.ca Geneva and principal Intermedi
ate stations, via D . L Ac W. 11. R.. S.03
rite siaciu 1 . m
For' Geneva. Rochester. Buffalo Xlag
..'. i-niis Chicago and all points webt vl.i
nra l n 10 J3 05 ., S3 (felnck Diamond
KxiVrc-s) 1'2S and 11 30 p in
p.illman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
v-illev uniloi cars on all trains between
xvnif&.ijaire and Xew York Phlladel-
l or icc'' -,,.,.
nhia Bufl.ilo and Suspension HrlUge,
pnia, "'"P, TN H wiLRrrt. C.en Supt
CHAP. S LEE. Pass. Agt 26 Cortlan
ndt
ue
"V. It 111 It
A W.
enger
NONE.MACI1ER. Division Pass-
,genl Smith UPiniencm ra
Krle and Vinnlns Valley,
is- T-PIT.CT JPXE 1ST, 1M8
T An. n .1 .1111 ill f'
Icavlc v and points
eas'l on 01 via Eiie R
.,1 mid :2S p m
R ut 5 ai a m S 15
I 'or L.iko Ariel at
Aiiiv. at P. 1 mt..n fiom above
al si; .1 111 11 n P m und 9 3o
Piom Luk- Auel nt 7 tl p in
poln s
p m
, - scitAVi'ON nivisiov.
'- In Kffcct rieccmber I'Jtli, 1897.
trcrth Hound. Wonih Itouna,
soil I ("
2 tTralDB Dallv, Es. 2 j
i- I cept Minday g a
" I ..'. r u Wrtro I.e a Ce u
rsJK Y Franklta s!i .... 743 ....
.... .... no'West 4nd street' ... 7V . ,.
'" 700 weehavton 1 ... aio ....
Ill! p Arrive Leave (f u
1 CllQOSU 2 1131 .'..I
' icis, nuneoek ... Sill ....
;; ::.. mid starn-ht .. sm ....
lain, I'restou I'ark .... an ....
.... ... 18401 vvinwnoa .... 841 . ..
12 2V Povntclle . 1 2So ....
". ... 1214, Olson ... 1 SS ....
.... .. 1201 Plensant Mt. ... sc1 ..
.. .... III!" PnlondBlB . SQ9 ..
,' mg 1' n'Uij . 8 '0 ..
1134, CarboocUie ....last .,,,
'MI'O W ime lirtdje .. f3 ti ...
I ! .'. (112V Msytlem .... MI3 ..
,11 ei Jcrmyu .. j 45 ..
!!! .. '11 o Arriilbald 3 51 . ..
.... ... 11 1 vvltuon . S'A
.... ... n L Ptckvllla .... SMi .
11 07 olmhant .... 4 01 ,.
.... .I" in" I'rlcebttrB . 4 0: ..
m oJ, Ihroop .... 41C
lift' rrnvldeucs . n ..
m.! . (UW I'arlc l'.ace . . f4 17
10 55' t-crautoa 4 2
v u Ls&Te An ire r U
AU trains run dally except fc'uuday.
L tlgiilllestiiattialiis stop on signal for pa.
leogers
secure rates via Ontario a Western before
Rurcbalng tloketa aud savo money. Day and
Ijnt Eipresstothe West
J. C, Anderson, Oen. rau Agt.
T, PUterort, Dtr. Vtu, An. Mr-otoa, P.