, THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1S9S HAWAIIAN TALK IN THE SENATE Tlio Question Will Come to tbc Front During ttie Present Week. WHEN A VOTE OX ANNEXATION WILL HE REACHED IT IS DIFFI CULT TO SAY POSITIVELY. FRIENDS AND ENEMIES OF AN NEXATION ARE ALL CONTIDENT or surcEss-oossir regarding POSTPONEMENT. Washington, June 10. The Hawaiian question comes to the front ngnln In the senate duilng the picsent week, but under somewhat dlffetont t Ircuni mantes fiom those which ntlcnded Its piesentatlon ut tho beginning of tho HtBslon. The putpo30 was then, ns It Is now, to secute the nnnoj.atloti of thu Islands to tin- United State", but th eifort at thnt tine was to suotiro this result by means ot a ti.ut, wild ens the fcieient nuise Is thiijiic,n tho n fctiunlentallti of a Jilul losolullon. Oji the tirst fiirntilon the nutter wan cnnsluyi'ed in executive fslon with tin pub'ii 'excluded, while now the doots ate t, in. thuiwn ojioti ami the -y.uilil inlted. ' ' W!i"t lb', 'nutceive if the Nculnn mR' be, 01 when o vote will be rachcd, nn o,ne villi undoitnke to nv piisltlve ly. The leadots on brth slues me full of picphosy. but their Is sui h disci cp- "iiic- liotween their opinions as to lender It nccrssnty o .llecntd "no In Older to nceeit the othct. The frktuls of annexation usseit that there Is no pots-UUe doubt if their ahilltv to pass "ilie ietiftitlnri and say they have 40 sen,'itoi3, -ir one moic than a quotum, ' pledged to remain in the senate until the o.u"stlon be decided, while the op posing leadeis decline that -lb senatuts Imve ns-stited them that they will vote to ndjiiinn In ptefeienic to lotnalning In 8eblon tndellnileh tor the cemslcl-e-iHtlcm ot the Hawaiian (Hiestion. The supporters of the piopnsltlon express conlldonro thnt nitlon will be srnneil within ten iluvs, w hlh the opposition contend th.it it will be found to be Im possible to h i ure n vole duilng the present session of const e The ud vncatos of iinneicatlon declare they will make no speeches, leaving the oppo nents to nceitpv all the time to be con sumed by this means, the opposition say the uiu willing to make the speeches It compelled fcn do so, but that If loiced to do this they will Insist that the ftlend of the measuie shall maintain a constant quorum In the senate chambet They also predict that the annexationists will Unci themsehes compelled to participate In the pm ceedlngs, ns they expect to advance points whlrh will demand lefutatlon or at least teplj ANNEXATIONISTS HAVE A MA JORITY. In low of this generall" contradic toty condition one can only base me dlctlon upon geneial conditions. Theto Is no doubt. In the tlist place, that the annexationists have .1 majmlty in the senate It ,1 ote an be i cached If a vote could be gotten now, the result would be about 54 foi annexa tion to 35 against in a tull senate. Of thce-c 54 senate thete ate, how ever, quite a number who are not zealous and In whose minds all doubt as the pollcj of the acquisition of out side teriltoi has not been eiveicomo. These senators ns a tule are Indisposed tu lemaln in pension for an length of time dining the hot summet months to consider Hawaiian annexation Most of the scnatois of this class ate Republican nnd their are ptobably a sufficient number-of them undei noi mal clicumstances to join with the Democrats to fence an adjournment. The find themselves conftonted, how evei. with the teciucst ot the adminis tration to lemain and paus the leso ltttion ns .i win measute nnd simp of then ate dlpcpd to sink theii own pieferenccs in obedience to the piesl detttlal wish. The gossip as to the piobahilltv of a postponement until a lled d.ij In the nest -ession Inci eases nnd manv pei sotij! ate ptodlctlng that this will be the outcome of the contest. A test ote probably will be seemed Monday on thu taking up of the letolutlun as It will be wcessarj In oidc to get It up to displace other measute!- on the calendar. house rnoGitAMMK. Much of the time of the hmise this week will bo devoted to con-dduntlon of oonfeience lopoitri. Notable will be thoso upon the Disttiu of Columbia, sundiy civil and Indian npproptlatlon bilis and probably tin- bankiuplpv bill The genenl iloflcloiuv bill will be pass, rd and nmong piomliutP measuits llkelv to be lonsldeied are tho antl Ki.ilpliiK and banking cuirencv bills Those in cliatge of the lnttcl mcasuies 1 he Cheapest .inJ Uett Medicine far Family Use in the V rid Never TaiM to Relieve RAIN. It buiutfsses nil ottier loinnlles In tho wonderful power which it posees of curing RliliUriATISAl AND NEURALQ1A. The application of the READY RE LIEF lo all puns wheie tho dllllcultv or pain exists will affoiel eus-i and coinfoit. ACIIUS ANDI'AlNS. For hc.id.itlw iwhethcr sick or nciv mis), toothache, ncmulgla. mopftulto bltfs; burns, rl,iun.,itlsm, b.tnb.io, palm and weaklier In tin baek splno or Mil nejs, pains iiroiiiicl the llvor, ple.olsv, Bwelllng of ibe Joints and pains of nil kinds, the npplliuthm of Itailw.'s hpsdy Relief will uffoid tir.mcdlate case and ltd continued us for a few uj.v cfiect a pei nmnetit ru. 1N1 ERNALLY, r. I.ai; in n te ibpoonft 1 In half a tumbb r of wtitci will. In u few minutes, "ur ci?:np, &jur Stomach, Nausn, "V utiil iiv Hi iitiiurn Ncivous nes Slee plesi r 2jj, h!"l: llcadschv Dial ihoea, Colic, F'.aiuk,it, nnd nil Intmaul pains, M'larlu In Its Vnrlous rormt Cured and Prevented Thevfi is not a um'-ilUI agent in tho Woild that v. ill cine Fivei and Ague, anil nil other Mabii luus, Klllnux ai.il othe-' Fovrs. nli'sd by RAI WAY'S PILLS ao eiulckly as RADWAY S READY RE LIEF. A SURli CURE PJR ALL SUBMEIl COMPLAINTS! P. bl.NTP.RY, DURRIKGA, vllOLP.kA .MOKUUS. A hi'f to a tettpoonful ol Rcadv Re'lef In n lid.: mbler of water, lepcutcd as eiftei k tin iltnliatgcH continue, and u IIhiii.i'I n'li. iei. with Ready Rollef piHicd "ei i '.if i'i.iii.uIi nnd bowels, will i.fi'cnl liumc. .itc ultef and soon effect u iuie. .' Sold by Ml i!ri?gfsis. 50c. bottle. ,pnVA. A Cu, 31 tlm Street, New York. Iinvc not determined whether they will urge conaldointlon this week or not, but In cane the mnjoilty sentiment of the neimblli'tinu faor the taking up of the measute, no obstacle, will be presented by the commute on rules 01 by the spcnkri. The house will itwnlt with much Intctrflt the com so of the Hnwnllun tesoliitlons In tho senate. Upon thnt will depend ontly adjourn ment, mombois' genet ally conceding ihat tho senate has the hey to the sltuutlon. TUG FRENCH CABLE. It Will Ho Repaired nnd Worked Commercially ut Hole St. Nicliobi', Molo St Nicholas. June ID.I'or seveial dnjs tho Picnch cable com pany has been ttylng to ier-iabllhlts bioken cable between heie and Gu'at nnamo nnd Santiago. its icpalr Btcnmer Mnnccl finally snlled yester day from lieic to make tiie leiinlrs so thnt ronimcrdnl business, w hlch has been Interutptcd foi the past ten das, can again bo accepted b the Wench cable lines It la undei stood tint the United States uuthorltler will permit this nb!e to be writhed commeiclnlly under the supol vision of Its censm, us Is the cae with the cable between Ha vana and Key West. ROLLING MILL BURNED. HnrrlibiitK Visited by n 9(0,000 Con lliicratlon. Harrlfibutg, June 19 1'lie early this morning entirely desttoyrd the Pnton rolling mill, owned by the Central lion and Steel company. The mill had not beui In in live usi for some time until iecentl when the flanging depattment was placed in this building The loss will teach $10 000, partlallj Insuted The fire originated near the furnace and was caused by the Ignition of the wood woik. m SUNDAY'S WAR NEWS. CAPTAIN GENERAL AfGL'STI, of Ma. nlla it Is Hiiliouncccl, has resigned. GOVERNOR TANNER, of Illinois. Is nsked fir two ieglmcnt under t.h3 second call lor tumps THE f S'I'EA.nIIIIPS cairvlng troops to Sim llu nirlvcd at Honolulu on J-inc 1 TEDDY ROOSEVELT S rough Udcrs have their llit niounteii ihill with Cuban riaclietcs at Tntnpi, GENERAL GUiUX icports for uuty nt Washington INTERCEPTED SPANISH dNpitcli at Uuintiirmu dNclovcs the tact tint SpnNh 1 1 oops In castcin Cuba aie faced bj starvation IT IS ANNOFNl'ED that Geueriil Mlle wlll ))eionall lead tho it oops it Porto Rico ADMIRAL CAMARA'S fleet has gone to Mi nil.i MADRID TELEGRAMS state Hint el low fevei i irglng among the Amer ican yoops neat Guintannmo 1NHARITANTS OP CATALONA Spall publish a manifesto In favoi ot pent between Spain and the t'nlteil States SPVNISH VICE CONSFL at Hnnoluli protests iiRtilnst Hie out, itiilnnieu. of Culled States Hoops and other vlo I Ulons of neutialltv at t lie li.nixn COMMODORE SCHLEY denies the i liort th.it be thieiiteued to h uir a Cuban pilot supposed to hive been a sp IT IS REPORTED that supplies aie taken to Havana from tho Miiith i-l le of Ciba. CARGO OP COAL for Admiral Dcwev s fleet Is shipped Horn Philadelphia SPANISH REGCLARS ait being concen trated at San Juan BASE BALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE. .4t St Louis Fit t,l game. RHE Louisv Ilie . U 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 h 11 I St Louis .. .. U0 1 0 I 0 1 0 1--7 9 I Hatterles Magio and Powers, Taloi and Cleuiculs. Second game RUE Louisville .. . 1 (I 0 0 5 li ii 0 0 ti 5 1 St Louis 0 0 0 0 '! 0 U 1 1- 5 3 2 Ratteil"s Dowllug and Snjder, Hughe , Gllpbtrick and Clements. At Chicago- ' R 1 1 i: Chicago 1 1 0 0 3 0 2 3 10 1! 3 Cincinnati 0 u 0 o o o 1 n o i 7 1 Katurios Griffith and Donahue; Utelt ensteln and Vaughn. At Clevcl md-Clevelind, 4; Plttsbuis 3. htopped on a wariaut sworn out by a clcrirvman In eighth inning nnd Cleveland plavcrs, placed under llttv dollais ball each for a hearing. Plttsbmg plajcib not ai rested. . EASTERN LEAGUE. At Syracuse 11.11 E. Swacaso 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- l 1', 5 M -unreal 2 1 J 1 1 fl J 1 1-11 12 1 Battel lc Becker und Lake; McFar land and Batler. ATLANTIC LEAGUE. At Patct.-ion Noifolk-Pntcrson postponed, rain At N waik Newatk-Allentnwn postponed rain. game game At Roc he'tei Exhibition game R.H E. BiooKUn . . unoouooni 10 3 P.ni liester . .. 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 U 4 9 2 Ba'terles Stein and Smith, Hlchman and Bovd. AMATEUR BALL NOTES. The Sliders will play the Notth End Stars Tuesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock on the James Bovs' grounds The Slldeis challenge the Heavy Hlt tcis for Wcdnesda, Juno 22, nnd the West Side Antlnacltes for Thuisday, June 2.1, nt 2.110 o'clock, on the Sliders' giounds. We will give n. return game. Please answer In The Tilbune. Yv". Thomas, nianagei. The Sliders ehdl'cnce tho team from the Coriospondence school tb,at played Dip m inters tin Satiirdnv. toi statuiilnv I lit,n -. ot " 0 n't nr an ihA 1n.,r.u Hoys' grounds. Please nnswer In The Tilbun W. Thennns, manager. The West Slde.Anthincltes will meet ihe Slldits on Friday. June 21, on tho Slldeis' fciounds If date Is satisfactory. Answei In The Tribune wheie vou will meet us. .1 D Lewis, nwnngor, Kd waid Hopkins captain. The Keystones challenge the Alett Junlnis to a ganio for Tuesday nftei nnpn at fl n clock sharp. G. A. AVil llotns. manager. The West Side Anthincltes would like to meet auv club under is years of age Ir Laeka ivnnna, county for a tfnme un July 4 on any grounds. Answer In The Tilbune J. V. Lewis, manager, Kdwaid Hopkins, captain. The Wnlla-Wu''?, of the Nmth End. phallengo the Mnunns, of .Mlnooka, to a game of hnll to be pluyed on the I Mnroons' ctounds next Sunday. James Haawcll. manager The Violets would llki to havo their return game from the Walla-Wain?, or would like to hear twin the Crescpnts, Mndoeks, Sunsets or Never AVashets for Sunday, June is. Answer In The Tribune. THE MARKETS. Wnll Slroat Hcvlow. New York, Juno IS The outslda Inter est In stocks continued nt a minimum today nnd tho buying for London nc c'ount, which had been a fc ituto for sev eral dnjs pist dropped off Tho ichc tlonlnts penelved that tho only obstacle. In tlielt patlt was the aioup of special ties, tho xtrwigth In which exercised sus taining Influence .vesurdny. In order to break up this point of xlrcngth the beai's made nil attack on People's Oas nnd Sugar. Tho former was sold down an cNtteme 2' and tho hitter l' I'onsld eiublc People's Gas stock was dislodged bv uncovering on slop loss orders. Tlio market settled down Into dullness nftr this cncouraBeinent and drifted slug gishly until tho close, which was steady above the lowest. Net declines vvero inostlj ftuctional. Total sales were 15V OX) rIiiiif. Furnished by WILLIAM 1.1NN ALLEN & CO . stork brokers, Mears building, luoms i0j-7l)i). Open- High- Low- Clos- u g. est est. nig Am Cot. Oil aii, iv, iflij jj.t, Am Sug Kc'i! Co . Ji, r,J'4 131) ,!li, A . T & S. V., Pr . 3i 3.'4 W3 ? Am. Tobacco Co...,115 UC4 ljji, HVt Am Spirit II 11 lji, r.A Halt & Ohio 20"i SuS jo's I'Oi-, Ilrnok R. T 51 Cl'n 50', 5u', Ray State G.is -JH ; 3s, i S J. Central I !)Pt X ipt '.p. Chic, a G. W ill, IP, 11 IP, Chic. & N. W 124 Ul'4 l.'l'i 121', Chic, H : Q 10IU lOI'i loV, 104 Chicago Gas .... o;a4 nTH O'i's DV Chic. Mil. St P.. ps U9 '.is-., UV4 fiiir, it i. p iov; i; w:, iuvi C C C. St L . .. 1J I.'", IP, IP, Louis - Xnsh 5.'-1, 5.", 51 n2 Manhattan Ele .... 10V, 101 ', iul'4 Ml'a M. K c Tex . Pr .. St 3I 14N IP, Mo P.idllc 3 Pi 3P .IP, !i', N Y. Central 11VJ 11V, IIP, 1!V, om a West n r, r, r, North Paclllc 2sif, zvt, 2"i IV, Not. Paclllc. Pr .... fic'i hS'i f,S C Phil & Rend W' lfl'i 1't lli'i Trim C. & Iron .... 21 24 21 21 Texas Si Paclllc .... IP, ll3i IP 1U, Cnlon Pnc. 1st Pr .. 51 51 5S"1, 5V P. S. Iliihbri 2T- 2li 2!li 2f, P S. Leather 7'i 7", 7's 7', '. S Lentlici. Pr .. n'i 6C'!i f.5'i fV Wabash Pi IP', ID', 1"; 1M, West Cnlon p:'j nj', wt 'qs Met. Traction Co ..1G0'.. IR- ions p,l Chc. & Ohio 21U JP, 2;,, 2!'i CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE. Open- High- Low- Clo'- WHEAT. big. est. est. lug. Jnlv 7.1'j 7P4 7-I', 7." September ts CS', 67 07 CORN. Jtu.v Si'i s:3 r.2, :'j September 33 3.P 3J 3.:', OATS Julv 2P 2Pfc a., 2T September 20"S 21'8 20", 21 PORIC. Julv DC. ftG7 9") '" September !.S: PS. 3 72 . 7J LARD. Julv 5 77 5 77 5 72 ' i2 September . . . CH fiM 52 5 Srrnnton ttonrd of Trnde Exchnngo cJiiotatloii--All Qiiotntions lluscd on I'nr ol lot). STOCKS. Uld. Askea. Scrnnton & PlttEion Trac. Co LO National llcilng ft DHll'g Co. Flist National Hank Elnihuist liculevaid Scranton Sa lugs Hank Scranton Packing Co l.aca. lion & Steel Co Third Natlcnai Rank Throop Noveltj Mfg Co Scranton Trac. Co Scranton Axle Works Dime Dep & Dis. Bank Peck Lumber Mfg Co Economj Light, Heat &. Pow er Company Scranton Illuminating, Heat & Power Company Scranton Forging Co Traders' Natlcnai Bank Laeka Lumber Co Lack Trust - Safe Dep. Co .. Mooic Mountain Coal Cq .... BONDS. Scranton I'ass Railway, first mortgage, due 1320 People's Street Railway, first hM 100 95 30 b0 13 1C5 1 210 15 65 1W ISO 150 170 lloU 130 150 US mortgage, duo 1D1S 115 Pcople'b Street Railway, Gen eial mortgage, due 10J1 Dickson Manufacturing Co ... Laeka Township School 5,. City of Scianton St. Imp. oSo.. Mt. Vernon Coal Co Scranton Axlo Works 115 100 10J 102 b5 1W Philadelphia Provision .llnrket. Philadelphia June Is Wheat Julv was j-'ic lowei , cash wheat nomliiil, contract gradi cash vvluai so'.i , Julv, 77'-.i7'c Corn Was i-tcadj ; June '1..1 ri.',c. , Jul 3i, ijii4e Oils- Stead.v , No. 2 white clipped cpioted nt ol'.c Flour Dull and 15.12a per haml lower, win ter supet, $J lOaJti) do oxtins, ?,lWa3S'i, Pnnslvanln mller elcai, $lal25. do stialgbt $125.14 50. western wlntei cleat. JllOaiy,, do straight, $1 ,!",il 60. do pat ent, lliAilM spring clear J!75al; do htrilght. $1501175, do patent $!75t5. Buttet Firm, f.iiu v wesuin e lenmerv, 17'. c , do pilots lSe. Eggs Steadv ; tiesh. neatb., U'.e . do western 12' .c ; do southern 11c Cheen Steadv Re fined Sugats Fncbangeil. Cotton Wis lUc lower; middling uplands. Gc Tal low Quiet but stead Live Poultry Quiet but steady fowls, 0e ; old roosters, O'sc; spring chickens llilSc . spring dinks, luil2c Diesed Poultrj Dull, fowls chcli e, Po , do lair to good. SaS'ej old loo-ters. 5'-a0c , sptlng ehlckens, neniby, 2j.i2Ic . western do. 1'ialSe. Re ceipts Ploui. 2M" Inirels and 9.0W sacks, wheat. CU00 bushels; corn lll.oej) bush els; oats, 19 000 bushels Shipments - beat. 1 roo buxhrls, corn, 400,000 bush els; oats, e.OV) bushels New York I'rodiicn llnrket. New Yoik. June 15 Flour Dull but nominally Mead ; city mill patents, nom inal; wlntet patents, $IP0a325. city mill deals, nominal; winter straights, Jt CO 1 4 73, Mini emu patents, Sl'aOajJl, winter extras, $'i.S,j I '" , Mlniieeoln lmkeis. $IJ3a 4 50. wlntei low grades, U fOa'l Win (it Spot dull. No 2 led, Mi'.c, f. o Ii , atloit; options opei cd weak In lesponso to lovvr cables, but subs-cqucntlv on general cov- eilng rallied shaiply ami closed fait ly tltm at 'kc advanco to lo decline. Int tei on Jnl . un thn cuib hnwu.ei, gen c 1 til weakness luevniled on Inwir French cables. Julv 7ViS0i.e., closed ?j"e ; Sep tember 72 1-Ida71 0-lfic. cloieil 7.'',c . De. cember. 72Ja7i 15-lbc closed 7o)c Corn Spot firm. No 2. 3vc f o h , afloat; options firm all dnv, mverlng Inspired by bettei cnbles and tho impio'cment in wheat, dosed ',c. net hlglier: July. 5b3, 1 3i,'ic. closed SU,f ; September 37'ji 375c , closed ':7Jic , December S'-uJjV' , clos-d 5'4C. Osts Spot llrm. No. 2, 3Je ; No. J. 2'Ujc . No 2 white. 32c , No 3 white, 31c; tinck mixed, western, 20i3a3i:c.; track white, wesie n. 3P.ii27c.. Hack white. " j state, si'.il'i' ; options shared coin's tlrmncss and on a small business closed unihanged. Julv. '.fie Ucef-Eisv, fum lly, Jl2a1J-'.o, extra mess, Jlo.'Jlall, oeef hams, $22 50a V packed, J1K0U2, city ex tra India mess JlSalRfiO Cut Meats Dull; pickled bellies 5'..i7e , do should ers P;C ; do hams 7,.a7c LirdDull, vvestilli steam. $'',05, elty, $5 30a5 50 Poik Dull, mess, JlD.5al0 75; short sldos, L'a 1235- famllj, ll.'aL'fiO. Rutter-Steady; western rre.imeiy, UHil7c ; factory, 11a 12s,c ; Eights 17c , Imitation ereamerv, l.'all'sc ; utaie d illy. H'aHc . do cream. er. IS'.aVi'ie. Cheese-Stcnd) . Inige 'A, n6iC ; smsll white, 7c; large colored, Cc ; small eoloied, 7a7'jC , small white, 7c . large colorod, 6',c , small colored, 7a i'c.; light skims. Sip'V , pan skims, 4uj';c.; lull skims, 2a2':c. Eggs Steady; state and Pennsylvania, 12al2'c; western fresh, llcn12c; southern, 10'ia lie. Potatoes Qulot, new sweets, $2.12. Tallow Dull; city. S',c; country. 3',;a'JHc. Ietiolcuni--I)ull, united closed, no mar- THE TRIBONE'S OPPORTUNITY ONE INSERTION A WORD. FOR RENT VfcSJ" ron hent - rrtixisiiKD room, thlicl floor fiont s:t Jiffer-on FOIt UENT-rOTTAnE AT LAKE WI noln Apply to Ml J. E. D. Fellows, t'llv Hull. IOR RENT-S.ROOMED HOFSE. MOP oin Improvements. No 511 Qulncy nv e. nue- for particulars Ineiulic Mrs. Dr. Gardner, No. 533 Qulncy avenue. EOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED front and Fldo room. 621 Adams ave. Eoit rextIdesk iIoom OR SHARE of otllces secend floor front, Coal Lt- change. Call at 100m 15. l-'OR RUNT tjiilney SECOND FLOOR, Ml HOl'SB roil RENT-405 WYOMING avenue Applv to F. H Clcmons. glua Rldgo Coal Company's office, Mcara Bul!diP5 rfARN FOR RRNT -f05 MAIION COURT. Apply to 1- jr Clernons. Blue Rldgo coal Company's olflre Meirs Bulldlnp WANTED- TO RENT. WANTED-PIRNIHIIED HOT SE FOR sunimei 01 Inter refeiciie.es ex changed Rox .'4, Tilbune FOR SALE FOR SALE -A IMNDPOME PAlft'oP bav geldltiKS iMcigmis', 12 1 hand ii veins uld broken cb ubu aiiu single, fear less of clertlic inel steam cms, safe to illlve by lailv or child Having 1111 use, foi them will sell I01 fW I. T HIhIi ard niiilmrdville Sim oebar.lia Co , Pa FOR SALE- A FINE FPEinflT PIAN 1 but little ii'i'd Teims easv , prlc verv low Would (xrlinnv for .1 fine horse. Address Box 3ti Tilbune office FOR SALE-ONE 20-I1ORSE POWER holler, ns good as new. THE WES TON MILL CO. FOR SALE OR RENT. FOR RENT OR SALE-A GROCERY sioie- it WAS Pittstmi avenue, good lo cation lnnulie on premises HELP WANTED-MALE. COOK WANTED-MAN PREFERRED. US WiiHhlngtun avenue CALIFORNIA MPTFAL BENEFIT SO elt, San Fraiiel-eo Cnl . )ajs sick, aicldent and ile.ttb iiu Best inutlact with live agents 1 II Siabur.v Miti SALFSMEN-JIOO A MONTH AND Ex penses gtiniaiitieil sclliiiK to mei ch nits and families niuihluex tin cooling 11 filgerators, giiuini inld 75 ) r cent cheaper than lee Addiess Arctic Re fiigeiatlng Co Cincinnati O AGENTS WANTED $7 DAILY SELLING SPECIALTY Soaps giving ciisKimeis iloulili v 1I110 in Handsome Present exclusive tenl ti Ntiniplc ficc Lease Soap Co, Cin cinnati O. TO EXCHANGE. A GENTLEMAN WOl LD LIKE TO EX change a line horse and buggs for a good upiUlu piano Addicts htutlng makers' name Box 36, Tillume oltlce EDUCATIONAL. KEBLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SYRA cuse, N Y Under tho supei vision of Bsio) Iluutlugton Twentv-iihhih schi ol j ear begins Thuisd.ij Scnlembei 15, lbjs. Apply to Miss Mai J J Jackson. CITY SCAVENGER A.B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS and cess pools; no odor. Improved pumps used. A. RRIGGS, Proprietor. Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue, or Elckcs' drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone C010. ket, refined New York C F, Phi ldclpllla and Baltlinoie $6 In do in bulk, JJ w. lliicngu Livti Stocli. Chb ago Juno IS Tho week losed at stiong prlns foi desirable cattle e itolce stceis, $lfiOa5L5, medium ifl 5ml u7'.; beef stins, Jl ,n,i 4 75, stoi kurs and fcid eis, $'.50.i" JO. cows and lielteis, St.;oal75; rannns $2 50 1 1 25, lalvcs, i 25 i7 2i, Tcas steers $ l 75 1 1 tu Trade fililj active for hogs fair to iholee, $!S7'.. packm. ?J.i5 a! 85, butcheis ti N)a 1.05, mlse d 3 s-, 13 Wi; light rltiHai'i0 pigs $2 ',0.1,75, llsilt handy clipped sheep und lambs wete In good demand nt strong prices Native) sheep J1n5. 'lexus $3.-ii; lams, $2.t'0el; clipped lambs $l,u.10, spring lambs. ')a 6C1I Receipts Cattle. 100 head, hogs, li.OOO head, sheep, J.000 head. ( lncngo Piodueo .llnrket. Chicago. Jino IS - Demoralization of the toielgn niukels and the all pet ad lug teeling of a gigantic crop here wia1: eucel wheat todii). Julv left off with a less of ,!'tc unci September Pc. inwei. Julj opined la2'sc lowei ati3i7l';C., sold down to 72';c , alvauiiiil to (Pic de clined to 72c then 111 mud up to 72'4i at the close September stnited aV. blghei at i.SntiSte , sold down to 07e , lose to 6S7xo. then weakened to o7c. bid, the closing ilgute Philadelphia Lite Slock. Philadelphia June 1 Cattle -Receipts, beeves, JS20 bead, sheep 5311 head, hogs, 4 051 head Beet Catlle-Oejod demrid, prices firmer, extta PunS'sivj good, 4Na 4JiC, medium, 4Vil'jC , common lal'ic Sheep utjlet, lambs uctlvr and lit in, ix. tra. P-al'tc ; good. 4al'ic , medium J'31 SJ,i , common, (tUuS'jc , lambs, Itja'iv-c , spring lambs. t.a7c Hogs- llcadllj taken ut uc for lust western and .V.utfc. tor other grades, no statgc uohs airlvcd Cows Fat cows fair demand, ut 3a le ; thin cows stead), ut JbaJO; veal calves, active nt 4.nfi'-c . milch cows, un changed at 23i4'J, riiessed beeves, UiS'-. East Mberlv utile .Unrl.ol. Last Liberty, Pa., Juno 2i. Cattlc Stend.v extia. $O0n5; ptlmc, Slb0a4.00; common, $li5',0 Hogs Dull and lowr; inline hcnv, best Yoikeis and mediums, $1.05. light Vi liters. t3'A.U pigs SSTOftS'iOj roughs. J2toali5. Sheep Steady; chulec, $!35al40, common, $125,1" 75; choico clipped lamlM, $!ri0a5; common to good, flit SO; spring lambE. $4 50a5.50 xal calves, KiO.5". Itiillnlo Live Slock, East Buffalo, N. V.. Juno IS.-Ciittle-Faltly active Hogs Fairly naive; Yorker, good to choice $1 05al 10, loughs, common to good, n.50.i3!5; pigs, comni 1.1 to choice. ", S0a.l ). Sheep and Lamlm Falilv tteadv; lambs, cholie to exu 1, $5 70,15 75: culls tn common. $l50.iu'.5, Sheep, eholio tn selected wntlicrt', ! 75a 4 i'j culls to commoit, $3 25a,l.s3. , Oil .Wtirliet. Oil City. Pa., June lS-Ciedlt baloucs, Mo.; cettlfleates, cnh closed offered flic.j no bids or sales: rhlbments, 9,121 battels; runs, l:?7S batiels. 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 Insertions t;cnts a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free EATING HOUSES. BEST MEALS IN THE CITY AT THE Hnsieliurst 2je. Tickets, for ?i tw. A. D. BINGHAM. LIVERY. EDWARDS' LIVERY - FIIIBT CLASS double and slnglj cairlage cabs und boarding. Joacph Kelly, successor. CHIROPODIST CORNS. BUNIONS AND 1NGROW1NO nails cured without the least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and advice given frco. E. M. HETZEL, Chiropo dist, 310 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at tended nt their residence it desired. Charges moderate- sfjssssr SCALP TREATMENT. MRS.7,V "TiaCLEEliTsCATpTREAT ment, 50e , Bhampoolng, Wc , facial massage, manicuring, 25c; chiropody. 701 Qulncy, LEGAL. MARTHA HOI1MAN AS HENRY C. Hohmnn In the Court of Common Pleas if Lnrkuwmnui countv No uU, Maj Term 1S17 , . To Hcni.v C. Hohmnn the Respondent Yon arc be ibj untitled tint the Sheiiff lias returned tho original nnd alias sub poena In dlvotce "non est inventus nnu the; iniirt lias mdercd service upon voti bj pulille itlon You nie, theiefore lieu--by ticitlfled to bo ard appeal In the slid court on tho third Monday in Septembei next then and tbeie to answei this com nl. let ' E. PRYOR. sheriff. 1LLARD, WARREN .v. KNAPP. Allot nevs for Libellant THE ANNPAL MEETING OF Tib. stridebold'rs ol the Collie rv Englncr Company will be held at the otllces ot tho Company Co.,1 Exihiiui'O. Scianton Pa., on Motidav, June 27 P'" at two o'clock p. 111 . tu elect trmteis anil tor the tians.ic tioii of suen business ns mnv piopeily come before the meeting STANLEY P ALLEN Seiretari. TIIE ANNEAL .MEETING OP THE stoeklioldi is of the Fcommij Light, Heat and Power compuiv foi the election of Diieetors for the ensulnv, jeal nnd iho transaction of Mich othei business as mav pioporlj come befoie It, will bo held at the ofllee of th" Compile. Room 20. Republican Building, Simmon. Pa . on Monday. June 27. 1S1 at two o'i lock p 111, In acccrdanco with bv-liws ot tho Company. W. J. NORTHFP Secietary. SITUATIONS WANTED SPrTCTNWANTED-l5 BOY 16 venr.s of ige until h the best of ret eieiues G J , PiOi Dlv Islon sticet ctt v BFTCIIER WITH A TIIOROFGH EX- peil"nee In all braiichis of the huM- i,es- siks a situation Addles J W Illltoi 210 Spring sliect, ProvlUence, Scranton WANTED-A POSITION BY A FIRSI' class teamster untie istands the cino or hoisps thormighlv. Address P. H , H'J'5 Sanilerson avenue. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG man of excellent lepulation as (.anl. nei and can take care of hoises an J cows, 1 an gove hest of references Ad elrtss G II 51D .Maple stieet cit S1TI ATION WANTED-A GOOD AC (Oiintalit used to letpPiis'bllit.v thoi ough and eneigetle Is open for an en gagement Julv 1 Snlarv moderate Ad diess Accountant cine Tribune bITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT BY the day washing honing or eveiy Und of house i leaning, or will take washing home, would like otllces to elcin. Side door, 420 Fianklln avenue. siti7t7on WANTED-BV A GOOD vegetable gink ne i, shiKle mm under stands care or stoik, milk, lawn good leteienees Audiesa MeMullcIl, Tilbune otllci, Serantiin SItTatToN WAN! ED AS TRAVEL- Insr salesman or collector, excellent lefeienees and bonds If iceiulied diess o.. Tilbuno olhcc. Ad- SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG man age 2;. willing to do nnv thing; well recommended. Address 1. M . 512 Bioadw.o, Clt YoFnGjTaN WITH15 YEARS' E.NPE. Heme In grocriv nnd meat maikct, desires position, will bttv all the salary out In slore Addie 1100 Cednr avenue. SITLATION WAN1ED-BV A YOUNG man. ope 1't. hies bed expeilcnif in store and dining loom, willing to woik nt 1110 thing, refcicnccs. Aodtess J., Tilbune. S1TI ATION A.VIED-BY A MAR ilcd mm ns llicmun. statlonarv engl 1 en 01 puinp iiinner, also thorouglilj un derstunds cleeH lolly mid letilgeuitor Ico m.ie bines. I well oxprrimicil and can give good letetences. J. D W, 927 Penn avenue. WORK WAN'lED RY A WOMANtWHO Is willing to go out bv the daj . will nWo take In washings .Mrs. M. l'rl k, Kar 10) Gibson stieet. cltv. SI'llATION WANTED-BY A PlltSP cla-,s flu miili. cut lake 1,110 ol etigliiu; lias had six eais' exiicrle.iee as sin Ii mi steamships U. A W., HI Notlh Nliub stuet SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIHST class w titer tn private or hotel, can furnish iho best Utj nfii'ine Addiess 017 Hlte hiock court Jos A Wilson PROFESSIONAL ARCHITEOTS EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, Council Building, faeramon ETTvaTtbR, AR'.'HITlTcTrOFFICE 1 ear of bOu Washington avenue. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCHITECT. 435 Spruce St cor. Wash, avi , Scranton. FREDERICKL IHtOWN. ARCHiri3cT. Price Building, 126 Washington avenue, Scranton T. I LAC EY & SON. ARCHITECTS, Traders' National Bank. neNTISTS DR I. O LYMAN, SCRANTON PRI vatn HcnHlr.l, cor. Wjuirdng and MM birr.v. DR. F. stieet. M'OIIAW, 505 SPRUCE DR. H. F. REYNOLDS. OPP P O DR C. C. LAUBACH. 115 Wvomlng ave WELCOME C. SNOVER,"lilV mblngl ton nvenue. Hotus, 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 DETECTIVES barring" i M'SwiJnriHncoMMONT wealth building. Intel 3tate Secret Ser vice Agenc) PRINTINQ tThi TRIBUNE publishing" CO. North Washington nvenue--Llnotpe Composition of all kinds quickly done. Facilities unsiirpateed In this legion. WIRE SCREENS JOST KUETTBL."-Hi:An'"su LACKA vvsnna avenuo. Scranton. Pa,, manufac turer of Wire Screens. LAWYEHS FRANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND Counsellor - nt - Law Burr buildings, rooms 13 and II, Washington avenue. OKELlTT OKLLL. ATTORNEYS, 5 TO 11 Coal Exchango building. Semnton WILLARD "ARREn"& KNAPP. AT torncjs nnd Counscllors-at-Liw Re publican building, Washington nvcnuo, hci anion. Pa JAMES If TORREY, ATTORNEY AND Counscllor-nt-Law Rooms 413 and 411 Commonwealth Building JESSUP TjEfcSCP, ATTORNEYS AND CoutLscllorH-at-Liiw, Commonwealth building, Washington avenue. ALPREdTTaND, WILLIAM J HAND, Attorneys nnd Counsellors Common wealth building Rooms 1 20 nd tl. J A M E3 V. OAKFORdT ATollNE Y - VT Law. Rooms 611. 515 nnd 51G, Hoard of Trade building. D U. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on real estate iccurlty. Mears building, coiner asldnglon ave nue and Spiuce street. R. P. KILLAM. ATTORNEY-AT LAW, "i Commonwealth bids. Serantor, Pa. JA? JH HAMHl'ON. ATTtmNllY-at-Lnw, 301 Cemmonwe'DllU building. Scranton. EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY, Rooms 001-DOI, 9th Poor, Mears bldg. JOSEPH JEFFREYS ATTORNEY-AT-l.AW, 7 and 3 Burr building. L. WATRF8 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 4'3 Lnekuwanna nve . Seiunton, Pi C. R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Commonwealth building. Scianton, Pa. PATTERSON & WILCCJX. TRADERS National Bank building I'OMEOYS 121 f-PRUCE STREET A W RERTHOL1', Attv . Meals Bldg PHrslCIAH3 AND SURGCONS DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE to tho Scianton Pilvato Hospital, cor ner Wioming Avo. nnd Mulbcnv rft Telephone: Day call, 5313; night call, 411 DR. C. L FRUY SCRANTON SAVINcS Bank bldg. 122 Wyoming avenue MARY A SHEPHERD, M D. HOME opathlst, No 228 Adam" avenue. DR. A. TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN Diseases of Women, corner Wvomlng avenue and Spiuce street, Si ronton Ofllco hours, Thursday and Saturdnjs, 9 a. m. to C p m DR W K ALLEN, 512 NORTH WASH lngton nvenue DR. L M GATES ROOMS 207 AND 203 Board of Tiade hiilldlng Olllre hours, 8 to 9 a m 2 t a 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resi dence XO'j Madison avenue DR C L FREAS. SPECIALIST IN Rupture. Tn.ss Fining nnd Fat Redue-Jmn- Oftii e telephone 13o3. Hours :10 to 12. 2 to 4, 7 to 9 11 S.W Ii'AMORFAUX OFFICE 310 nnshlngton nvenue Resiiiemp ms Mulbcirj C'hrorlc dheases lung henit. kldnexs and genlto-iirlnnn or gtms 11 spo, lih Hntns 1 10 4 p in W. O ROOK, VETERINARY SUU reon. Hotses, Csttlf nnd Dog Hentert Hospital. 124 Linden street, Scrinton. Telephono 2672 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS THE ELK CAPE. J25 AND 127 FRANK- un avenue, Rates reasonable P 5JIEGLER, Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D. L A. W passengei depot Conduc ted on tho Eu lopoan plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, Scranton Pa Courses prepaiatory to college, law. medicine or business Opns September 13 Send for e Ualocuc Rev. Thomas M Cann, LL. D , Walter II. P.uell. A M MIDVJIFE MRS. GABLE, GRADUATE WIDWIFE, 151S Wnshbirn street, Scianton. En gagements solicited Rooms and beat attendance for a limited number of pa tients. SEEDS a R. CLARK .v CO . SEEDMEN AND Nurseimen, store Hi Wnnhlngton nvc nuo, green nouse, 1250 North Main ave nue; store telephone. 7S2. MISCELLANEOUS LATEST FRO.M l'HILIPPINE 1SL ands Greaicst Naval Buttle. S.ioea all bb vvn 10 pieces und leitded In Net tleton s Shoe Store, Washington avemu Ladles' tine Button .ihocs. nisjot and clongoln, coat $2 50. at $111, ladles' lino lm) shoes tot esc Ladles' Oxfoicls, cubi $150, foi 79c. Mens $2 5u calf nnd rus e shoes, toi $1 43, .0j blioes tor $1 95, etc BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR balls picnics, parlies, icceptlons, ueit diif s and conceit work furnished For tcims addiess R J. Bauei. couduetoi. 117 Wvumliu avenue, over llulbert'3 music store MEGARGEE BROTHERS PRINTERS' supplies envelopes paper bags, tv Ine Warehouse 1.0 Washington 0 venue, Scranton, Fa. RAILROAD TIMETABLES Central Railroad of New Jersey (Lehigh and Suaauehanna Division,) Rtaiions In New Yoik Foot of Liberty street. X. K. and South Ferry Whitehall "Anthracite coal used exclusively. Insur 1,1 .Ai'anllnoss and comfoit. i'rMF TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 15 IMS Tiains leave Scianton for Plttston wilkes-lliii re etc . at n 3o 10 10 a in . I 2o. 2 35, 1, 7 10 P. m. Sundays. 9 00 a. m. 1 For Lakewoodmuad Atlantic City, s .0 'or Now York. Newark and Elizabeth. S 10 (express) a m .1 20 'express), j 20 1 cx J,', , in bunday. 2 15 p m Trnm eaxliclSOP m arrives at Philadelphia lie iilliig Terminal, 7.03 p. m and New ifc t? j-i 1 1 1 1 i 11) u m . 1 -"0 !' "' huiuiiiv s 2 1 p m For Long Branch, Ocean cliove, etc, at 8.20 a m. and --0 P m. For Reading, Lebanon and Harrtsbuig, via Allcntowii S30 a. in . 1 20 p m Sun- day 2 15 p m. V01 Pons' die. S 10 n m . 1 20 p. m Reluming, leave Now 5.01k, toot of Lib. crt strcctV North River, ut 4eW. 910 (ex- piissi a m. 130 iexpies) p m Sundtv 4 Leave' New York. South Ferry, foot Whitehall ttiect, tit 9.0s n. m 1 25 p m Passengers arriving or departing from this teiinlnal can connect undei cover with all tho elevated intlroadb. Broadway cable cats ind ferr'os to Brookln and Staten Island making quick transfor to and fiom Ginnd Central Depot and Long Island RnllioaJ. Leave Philadelphia Reading Terminal, 9 21a m.ioop m Sundav.OlSn m Thiough Hckeis to all putats at lowest rate may bo had on application In ad. vanco to the ticket nuent ut the station. II. P. BA1 nwi.v Gen Pass. Agt. J. II, OLHAUSEN. Gen Sunt. nninirt tiuuvii -- - - . . . -.- BOREflO SIX INSERTIONS A WORD. to Rent, Situations for Five Schedule In Ullect Nov. aS, 18517. Traln9 Leavo Wllkcs-Barro as Fol lows: 7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury Harrlsburp;, Philadelphia, BaltU more, WashlnRton, and for Pltts burp and tho West. 10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazlelon, Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown, nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun bury, HarrisburRi Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitts burp; and tho West. 3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris burp;, Philadelphia, Baltimore, WashlnRton, and Pittsburg; and tho West. BiOO p. m., wook days, for Hazloton and Pottsville. J. R. VV ODD, Oen'l Pass. AcenL J I). HUTCHINSON, Oencral .Man.jer. Del.. Lucku. und Western. Effect Mondav, Juno 20, 1535. Trains leave Scranton as follows: Ex press for New York and all points East, 1 10, 3 00, 5 10, 8 00 und 10 05 a. m. , 1! 55 and 3 33 p. m. Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadel phia and the South. 5 10, S00 and 1005 a. in . 12 ,"f and I 31 p 111 Wnnliliiginn 1 1 d vva stations, 2 50 p ro. Tohhanna accommodation, 610 p. m. Express for BlnKhamton, Oswego, El mlra. Corning, Balh, Dansvllle Mount Morris and Buffalo. 1210 2 35, 9 00 a. m. 1 " und (-0 11 m mnkirg close cimnc. lions at Rurfalo tfi all points In the Wtst, Northwest nnd Southwest BlnghaintO'i nnd vny stations. 1 05 p. m. Nicholson aeconimodntlon, 4 uu and 6 00 p m Express forUtlea and Richfield Springs, 2s5 a m and 1 55 p m Ithaca, 2 33 9 00 a in , and 1 55 p m. For Northumberland. Plttston, Wilkes Rsrre. Pl mouth Bloomsburg and Dan Mile, making clone connections nt North umberland for Wllllamsport. Harrlsburg. Baltimore. Washington nnd the South Northumberland nnd Intermediate sa tlot s 000 10 05 a m and I .5 and 5 10 p. m Nantlcoko nnd Intermediate stations, S OS and 11 10 a m. Plymouth and intet medlato stations 3 35 and 8 50 p. m For Kingston 12 ,m p m Pullmnr pirlor nnd sleeping coaches on all cxptess trains For detailed Information, pocket time tables etc nrply to M L Smith Dis. trirt Passenger Agent, depot ticket of flee Delaware und Hudson. On Monday May 21, trains will leave Scranton as follows: For Carbondale-O 20, 7.:5. 8 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 ill , 1 lb a. ill. For Albanj Saratoga, Montreal. Bos ton, New England points, etc., 6 20 a nt , . .i) p. in For Honesdale G 20. 8 55, 1015 a. m; 12 00 noon , 2 20. 25 p m For WIUe--Biinc (5 15. 7 50. S 45. 9 3?. 10 P. 11 ill 12 05 1 25. 2 18, 3 33, 4 27 6 10. 7.50, 10 2 11 30 p m For Neve York, Philadelphia, etc., via Lehigh Vallo R R , 0 45 a m. 12 05. 1.2). 4 27 p m ivvltb Blink Diamond Express), 11 '' p in For Pennsjlvanla R. R. points .45, 0 31 a m ; 2 IS 4 27 For western points via Lehigh Valley R R.. 7 50 a. ,11.. 12 05, .1.31 (with Blacle Diamond Express). 10 2b, II JO p m. Tinlns will arrho at Scranton as fol lows From Carbondale nnd the north 6 40, 7 45, 8 40, 9 34, 10 40 a. in.; 12 00 noon: 1 i 215 u23 I 21, 5 45 7 41 10 21 li27p in. From Wtlkes-Bnrre and the south 6 '5, 7 50, 8 50, 10 10. 11 55 a m , 1 16, 2 14. 3 45. 0 20 6 21. 7 53, 9 C5. 10 05 p m , 1 11 a m. Complete lnfoimatlon egardlng rates to all points In tho United States and Canada mav be obtained at the ticket of fice in the depot Special attention glvpn to Western and Southern resort otislness j W m'RDICK O P A Albiny. N Y. II. W CROSi D P A Scranton Pa. Lchlh Vallv lvitUrnad bystem Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli ness an J Comioit. In Effect Ma 15 IS' TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For Philadelphia and New Yoik via D. i II It K at b 5 a. in . and 12 05, 2 lc 4 27 (Black Diamond Expuss) and 1110 p. m UFor Plttston und Wilkes-Barro via D . L & W. R. K., COO. 11.10 a. in, 155. 3 33. b For White Haven. Hazloton. Pottsvil'e. mid miiielpal points In tho coal regions vn D & II R R !' 2 1S ,,nrt 27 p m P For Bethlehem. Enston, Reading, Hnr riiii re and principal Intermediate sta tu. nsvUD A II. R n-,C a m. 12 01. 2 Is" 4 27 (Black Diamond Epres,s), 113) p i-'.ni Tuni.linnnock. Towar.da, Elmlra. T.'mess 1" 2S cnu 11 ou 11 111 Pullninn v irlor nnd sleplng or Lehigh Ynllev narlor eais on all trains between Wlkes-Uirie and New York Phlladol iihln Iluffulo nnd Suspension Bridge, pma, 0'jlu,N j, vilih a. Gen Supt CHAS S LEE Pass Agt . 26 Cortlandt stieitNv1 York V W VOVEMACHER Division Pass enger Agent Somh Bethlehem. Pa I'rlc ntid Wyomliu Valley. IN EFFECT JUNE 1ST. 1S0S Leavo sYtantui for Haw lev and points .',., . i, t.rif R R at 1 en a m S 13 , .,- efd Js 1" m Uor La no Ariel at J"rrlv!"it S'linli'ii from above poln s nt' M7 a m ' P m and 9 35 p m Fiom Like At lei at 7 43 p. m - sniAvroN nivisiov. In r.ffect Hcc-mlcr l'JIh, 1S0T NordTuoiinil. woutli Hound, lthiri Geneva nnu puncipni tnieimeoi .U,leasLtntlonH, via D. L & W. R. R. 8 03 ii rv. 1 it illlll wO l lit. For' Geneva Rochester. Buffalo. NUs ... t-nlls Chicago nnd nil points west via D V II R 12 03 .132 (Wnck Diamond &-I Stations 3 5 Wralns Pally, Ex. , 5 g I cept Sunday ' ' 'g a " .... Ir n rrlve D-av" ia m 72VN Y FranSllu St I .... 740 .... "" .... 7 in West 4.'nd street! ... 7M . ,, !!! .... 7i Weehawken .. 810 .... p Arrive Iav-fl f u ... I.... 1 15i radosli uisVt .,, ios. llaoeoclt ... 2 il .... Ill' ...ism. Marlbrh' ... si-i,..., .' isefii l'reMODPart .... 831..,, "" ... 1243 vvinwood .... S41 .... .... .. Uil I'oyatelle . 2& ... .... ... 1814 IJ"011.,. " SM ' .... .. 1208 rleasant Mt. .... 8W .. ' ' . ins? Pnlondnle .. 3 09 .. H40 Fjieuctiy .. Si9 .. .... ... U3li carbonrtalo .... 8 54!.,,, ttisol WU'tenrldie 13 M ... .... ... tilDvi MayneUl 3 43 . .. : in sj Jennyn . . 8 45 .. " .ill Archibald . sei . .. I n Wlntoa 8f4 .. .... ... 11 11, Peclcvllla .... 3f9 " .07 OliphftUt .... 4 0, .. .... .... '110. l-rtcemtrs .. 4 0- ". Hi 01, rpop " n (HI Providence . . 4 ! . ,,., . li7 rark P.ace . .. fl 17 , ". .. .1055 bcranton .. 4 ft' , ' uLwe Arrive r id 1 i. ah iminsrundallvexcetit sundar. t elgtiines that trains stop on sljoal for pas. idDtrcrs tecuro rates via Ontario a Western before Rurcbasing tickets and eave money Day ard Igm llipresstotbe West. J.O. Anderson, Oen.rasi Agt, T, Fll wrote BIT, l's. AjCbortnton, !. 'S. v. . 1 ( ( v
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