THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, JUNE 21. 1898.
HERBERT STEVENS
BEHIND THE BARS
A Former Monlroie Doy Accused of
Acts ol Vandalism.
lin ADMITS THAT OFT OF MnVRNdK
FOR DISMISSAL FROM LAFAYF.TTL1
coi.legk nn had planned to
rfrn am. or thi: bfildinos or
THi: 1NSTTITT10N-1:RY UHTKR
AGAINST DR. WARFinLD.
JJnstoti, Pa .luno 23. (.Scarce Her
bert. Stevens, who until a little more
than one J tar ago was adjunct pro
fessor nf motiil phllninphy nt Lnfa
etto collcRP. Is under arrest nt Easton
on the technical charee ot malicious
mlflchlcf. Stevens was nnested last
nlRht at Duncannon. Pa , by Detec
tive Dornn. Ho was taken to Hurrls
billK anil bioticht to tills rit this
morning. The police chniRC Stevens
vvllh minus nets of vandnllsm about
tht tnllese IncludliiK the outline: ot
rare and valuable vines the tuning
of the chapel, the destruction of the
niRun, the IhiowinK "1 li 11111 books
into n well. etc. When till mischief
was committed It was Invariably
ehniRcd-. to' the students, but theie
was no clue by which the polite or
milt Re -HUthriiltius could fasten the
cilme on the boys'. Several youtiK men
wcio minsted chat Red with tiiuitiK
th" cliarcl but tliev weie all ells
chut Red.
Last Satutday another attempt nt
vandalism wa made in the college
chapel hikI as u result Stevens Is un
der at rest. That niRht the watchman
In the chapel was confronted by a
pltanKe man A hot seultle ensued and
the Intruder not nwnv The watchman
leported to the nuthoiltles that In the
IIrIu he "tnmlc the intrudei on the
head. Theie is a bullae on Stevens'
fotehead -In the einor of the i Impel
the ke Stevens had during the time
he was nn Instiuctoi at Lafayette
was found In the chapel was found
a basket containing- a nunibei of eggs
that long ago had leached a stage
In which they could hatrh only lioii
ble. Stevei' valine was found In a
student's loom in one of the hnlls on
the campus. Stevens denies the charge
made ngalnct him.
Just a enr ago Stevens Kilned
some notoilelj by his attack on Dr.
Warflcld, piesldent of the college
Stevens iefued to obey Instiui tlons
ftom the president and was (llainlssed
He appealed to the tnistees and that
body at their commencement sts'-lon
sustained the action of the head of the
college. Then Stevens came out with
an attack on the piesldent. but it vva
lefused by the local papers. Stevens'
home Is nt Monti ose wheie he owns
a faini. He is a Piinceton giniluatc
sTnvnxs coNn:ssi:s
Late this aftcinoon Stevens bloke
down and confessed to everything
charged against liini He also revealed
plans ol the futuie woik of destiuctlon
he had laid to bum all the college
buildings except the gvmnaslum Stev
ens' sole Idea, he said, was to avenge
himself against Di. Warflcld for the
loss of his portion. He had detci mined
to do ever) thing in his power 'to drive
Warfleld out of Lafayette and away
ftom KaMon. He said he intended to
burn building after building with the
hope that the president could not nth
eiwise but leslgn or be fotced out of
his chair.
The picfesor declares he blooded o
much over the los.s of hit- position thai
his mind bec.mie unlnlaneed and little
by little he jlelded to the awful delie
to de.stto.v in oider to gain levenge
After he left eollese he sajs he went
to his home but could find no test Uv
eal efully concocted plans to dctioy
Paidcc hall, the ,prlde or Lafayette.
Acnrdluglj on the night of December
17 he cpine to Phllllpibuig. X J . Cickks
the liver ftom Fas-ion) in disguise and
went to ii hotel Dining the night he
stoio unnoticed up to College Hill and
enteicd the I'.ueiee hall with a kev he
hail not turned ou-t to the faculty
vvhn he left the college He went to
the depaitmeit of ololngv, over which
1'iofChsoi Davison has chaitre. and
as.ilnst whom he had an iniaginaty
giiovnnee, and piled nics, ma's, err
peis and tveij pot table and iullamma
blo auicle he could lnj his hands on
in a heap Then he inn a gas huri'.',r
undet the luflE.mmahle olliction, tinn
ed on the gas and f.pplicu the match.
HITTER AGAINST WARriELD
St-vens then vv.nt back to Phillips,
buig find at li o'clock In the morning
took a tinln for Xevv Vork cltv. He
htd ample time to get away fiom the
burning building as the lue w ts not
discovered fci sovcipl houis after It
had been staited Stevens Mood at tho
tallload station and calmly watched
the awful woik of destructb n At
v aliens olhei times later or he return
ed to Easton end on each oiealon com
mitted acts, of vandalism. Ills next In
tendel step was i. limn South Colleee,
the liapol building In one of its wings.
The other buildings, eseept the gvm
naslum. weie to go too I'ntii finally
the whole of the colleu and Its bulld
lnr,s vMiild be dcstiojod Stevens Is
vev bittei Ir his denunciations of Di.
Vv'arfeld and claims that he was- con
fronted with staten enls ficm th" pio
fessor of Lufiyette -verv time he ap
plied ror n position since he wa. com
pelled to leave Easton. deelailng that
h (Stevens) was c'lsnilsspit for lusub
oiJImitlon. These letters he savs. In-
ailnblyioperatcel against him and h
has not been nhle to see uro a situation
for a vear past. Stevens vwtb laken to
Jail this evening. Tomorrow PlsfP t
Attorney Vex will swear nut r.notner
complaint .c limping him with aison.
There is hardly a possibility or his bc
ins fleaied on bail. His lelatlves ate
laid to he wcalth.
IRON AND STEOL MARKET.
3lot direful Scrutlnr Pnils to Ilevenl
A 11) I hi 11c New.
Plttsbuig, June 23 -Tho Anierlian
Manufactuier will say tommrow'
'The most caipful seintiny of the
Iron and ste"l maikct thin eek foil
to disclose anything new At all points
the cairve state of ufiulis hccius to be
shown. In the coH the pU lion situ
ation r. uialns umatlsfactuiv. At Phil
adelphia a great dc-al of lion vvns md
denly thrown on th maiktt and prices
veie somovvhut dlstuibed. The eon
sumption of hor hov.-ever. Is the laig
est ever known. The southern fur
naces. In sonm Inr-tatipps, Reem dctoi
mined to sell nt all hazuiils The bar
mills ara In a bad wa. Tho pipe and
tubn ti id shows a 3lUtlu lniioe
ment. ami the plat mills are still be
ing pith I At New Yotk fair orders
for Hti-um.-al material rue beins plat
ed. PliliViRii icjuii'H 1 less tonnngp than
( 1 ome t'nie in u The southern fur
r,A' cb arc still ijiainlng conret'Slons In
pig liciiu'Tli-it. ). 1 fair doiiuuid frr
bars, but ' tire" stuiciural liiaiket Is
fiulet. At Cincinnati theio Is less cut
ting of pig Iron pi Ices. Skolp Is dull
and the demnn.l for innnuCiictured Iron
nnd steel moderately good Cleveland
tcporta pig Iron extremely iulet, but
tho bar mills are made mote uctlva by
the expected summer shut down. At
Wheeling theie Is no change in tho
general nutkot. but sheet makers me
dtlng falily well"
IMITAfioNFRENciTwiNES.
Thor Are Not Entitled to the llencllts
nt tlm Reciprocity Trent).
WashliiRton, June "J Assistant Sec
retory Howell ypsterdny decided that
Section 3 or the Act of July 24, 1S07, un
der which the wlno clnue or the pres
ent reciprocity tienty with Prance was
negotiated, Imposes n uniform rate of
33 cents per gnllon on alt still wines In
casks containing 24 per cent or les of
alcohol, nnd that no Imitations or com
pounds of such wines nnd no genuine
wines not the piodui t of Fiance nie en
titled to the benefits ot the tieaty.
It Is further held that Section ? tc
rened to does not Intel feic with the
provisions of paragnph 2D6 of the tat
Iff act, that my wines Impoitcd con
taining in ire than '.'4 per cent of nlcho
licil shn.ll bo classed as spit Its and pay
duly accordingly. That inline, was
called twin In answer to Inanities tiom
certain wine dealers In California.
RICE SENTENCED.
The .Mnvvlllo Ullo .Hiinlercr to Ho
r.lrctrociitcd.
.Mayvlllc. X. Y., June 21.-Oscar H.
Rice, ot Westlleld, was today convicted
of the muider of his wife and sen
tenced to be elcctiocuted duilng the
week of August 7.
Illec followed his wife into a house
where she was taking care of a sick
ft lend, and stabbed her to death. He
then cut his own throat, but soon re
covered. BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg- 1 M -
New York .. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 .1 0 0- ( 10 .1
PlttsbuiB .. . U.1.10 0 1 0 0 0 1 i. 11 3
n.itteiles Mcuclon nnd Warner and
c'.rady. Klllcn, Howcrman and Schrlvc .
Umpires Culiman and llcvdlci.
At Cincinnati- R " K-
Halllmoro 0 1 0 2 0 II 1 0 0- i 1-' i
Ciiiilumitl 01! 1 1 022 1 3-11 il 1
Ha tt erics - lliclle nsieln and lMt.
Hushes and ci.uk. Cmplies Snjdci and
Connoll.
At Cleveland R H 15
cum land ti 0 0 0 1 0 0 20- u: 2
RiooklMi 000000 11 I-'J 0 0
Datti-rirs Young and Hlinmer; Stein
nnd tJiiin. Vmplies I.jnch and An
drews. .t Lculsvlllc- R H U
Washington '! 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 1- S 1J G
Lotilsvillo .... I) 00001011-.5 8 1
Hatterlts Wevhlng and l'linell. Cra
zier and Klttrhlge. rmplies-McDonald
and O Dai.
At e'hleago R H.L.
Rostou 0 0 U 2 2 0 0 On 1- 1 11 1
Chicago 0 2011 no 00 5 1 :i
llattei Irs Willi- Nlohols and Ucihc't,
(Jilllltli, Isliell and Donohue. I'mplies
Swan wood and Wood.
At St Louis- It I! i:
Philadelphia . .. 0 o 0 3 u 0 1 0 0- 1 10 1
St Louis . . 0 it 0 .1 o 1 1 0 T 7 1
Ratteiles Wheclei and Chliei , Tavlot
and Sugden. Cmplies Km-lle and Ciiuv.
EASTERN LEAQUE.
At Syiacuse ' K II 13.
S raciljo . ... 1 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 li 11 2
Wilkfs.Paiie .0 0 o 0 0 o ii o ii 0 t J
Datterlcs Voorhecs and Lake; Jamison
and 11. Smith. Umpire O'Nell.
At Rochestri R M 13
Rochestei 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 3 S 1J I
Prov Ule iro . . 10 0 0 0 0 u u 1- 2 10 2
Ratterles lilckmaii and Rojd; Rudder
ham and CrMiam.
At nuffuln R II 13.
RufTalo 30 1 00 0 1 1 1- li 1 .J
SpUngflPld 10 10 0 0 o o o- l 11 l
Ratterles Rrown and Digrlns; Pappa
lau and Nichols.
At Monti Pal R.il.13
Montreal 1 1 1 0 1 I. 0 ; 0- i, 12 4
Toronto . .. 0 0 1 2 0 li 2 0 0- I S
llatetilfs Mr. Samlets and Ilutl. ;
Oasion and Durcan.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Laneister Laneastei
Rich.
mond 12
At Hartford Haitfoid, 2, Patcrson 0.
At Allentown Alentovvn. .: Noifolk, 1
At Newark R ailing 4, Newaik 2.
Collegn fJnine.
At Cambridge Harvard. 9, Yale, I.
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
The i:.uls would like to hear fiom
the Rosettes, of the South Side, for a
game of ball, June 26, on the Re
ficid giounds at '2 o'clock, sharp, or
the Ruttleis of the South Side, or
Walnut stieet Stairi. Please answer
at once
The Rosettes, of South Side, ntcept
the (hallenge of the I3ail.s, June 2G,
on the Rvelleld giounds at 2,!0 p. in.
Meet us on the giounds. .lohn Hahn,
managei ; Joe Rndei, cajitnin
The i:uil.s t hallenge any club In
the cltj mulct IB yen is of nge for a
game of ball June 26 on the Rvelleld
giounds nt 2 o'clock shaip Answer
at once. Frank Sin iter, manager.
The Prliebuig base ball club chal
lenge the Old Forgt Dasheis to play
on the Pileebuig giounds Sunday,
June 26. If satlsfactoi.v answer ns
soon as posMblo Will give a letuin
game T Hall, managei
The Pileebuig ball elub challenge
the Sunsets, or Aichbald. or the Star
lights, or Jesaup. to play a game on
Sundav. Julv 3, on the Prlcebuig
grounds or on their own giounds. Flist
anrivvei fli st seived T Hall, manager.
A verj Interesting game ot ball was
plajed on the Aichbald grounds jes
terdaj afternoon between thp Suni-ets
and a team tailed the Cuban.s. of
Aichbald. for the championship of the
town Fleming; of the Aichbald base
ball club pitched for the Cubans and
Nearj and McAndtevvs toi the Sun
sets. The heme was ns follows
Suiibets 1 1 1 0 u 1 4 0 0 S fi 10
Cubnna 100J0002 06 S 0
Rase on balls By Fleming li, oft
Neaiy 1. Stiuck out By Fleming 1,
by Nenry S. by McAndtew. ,1 Roth
team will cross bats this afternoon on
the sume giounds for J5 a side
The Sunsets of Archbald challenge
the Mnrooiw of Mlnonka to a gamo
of ball on the Archbald giounds for
Mnndn, June 27 Answer tluough
dally papers We will give a letum
game William Cavvlej, managei.
The Keystcnef accept the thalleng
of the UhlelliH tr. n came for Satur
day moinlng. Juno 21, at 0.30 o'clock,
on the Athletici' grounds, a. A. WIN
Horns, iuanag)r.
The Laeknw annas vlll crovs bats
with the pojh fiom Mlnookn, Junu 2C,
on bpoit Utll groundr, Dunmore,
THE MARKETS.
Wnll Street Review.
New York, June 21. The persistent
drives b tho bears against special stocks
which had been n feature ot the trading
on tho Stock exchange for somo time, was
lacking today unci In consequence the np
patent change of front by these interests
was reflected In substantial advances In
Sugar, People's lias, Tob.uco, Urooklvn
Tianslt and Manhattan. Tho buov nicy
exhibited by these properties exerted n
healthful tono upon the general rall
wu list which was cnuseiuentl hub
minted bv the execution of falil larpo
having orders In the Vandetbllt propet
tlfF, notablv New York Central. The
Grangers tecplvvd more nttcntton than
for a long time and conspicuous advances
were registered in Partington and Roek
Island. Some of the high priced Invest
ment shares tespomled In u notcwortny
extent to a moderate Inquiry, nota'ily
Pullman, which figured for a rise of 3
points Tile market at Intel v. lis tuning
tho d ly displayed stagnation but prices
nevertheless fotged constantly upward.
furnished in WILLIAM LINN ALt UN
& CO . stock brokers, Mears building,
rooms 703-700.
Open- High- Low- Clos
It g. est. est. ing.
Am Cot Oil . ... Jl il 2 .'1
Am Bug. Ro'K Co ..12l'a 1.1'n iSn l'-"'7
Atch.To. ,1 S Pe .. 11U l' !!'(, II1,!
a , T. a s r. Pr .. :.:.i tm r.'i su
Am. Tobacco Cc ...IIP, 110'i 114' lll
Am. Spirits It 1IU 13'i li'a
Am. Spltlts. Pr ...,37's ST'j 37J J7'a
Halt & Ohio lf,i3 Wt 1.1 li.'
Plonk. It. T 4STJ, fiC, Jj Wlv8
Hay State (las 34 rN 3'- '.'i
Can Southeut .12 V. i.i Wh
N. J. Central . !1'j !'
Chic, .t (I W IP, H IPs ll'i
Chic. .v. N. W 12V, I2G 123 IJ'I
Chic , R. t l 101'. PUS 101'j 103
Chicago tlas so (7V V
Chic, Mil. .V: St. P.. PD' fi P'H4 ")v.
Clilc.R. 1. S. P 10C4 107", 10.4 107
C. C. C. & St. L .. . 10', 43 40', 424
Gen. Llectrlc 37', 37'fe ",7'4 P7
Like Shote ISTVa 1&74 l&7',)i 1S7'-
L011K . Nah .... .12 T.J'b t.2 .12,
Manhattan I31o . ...101', IOP4 10T4 10!34
M. K. Ar Tex . Pr .. 33';. T.I'i 33?, ,.1'a
Mo. Pat Ule 31', 31U 34', 3.1'fc
N. V. CVntr.il llG't 117 11(,' 110',
Noith Paelllc 2s8, 2'.n, 2SS, 2S
Nor. Paelllc, Pr .... Cs fi'iij Ost bi',
Paelllc Mull 21 2 V) l'H2
Phil & Read 11 is n V
Southein R R Pr..2U', 30 2T, !0
Tenn . C lion .... '.-I', 2V, 21', 21 4
Tcas A. Paelllc .... n 1W f4 111,
1'nlnn Paelllc V lHj H'4 i0't
P. S Rubber 2:i4 21'R 2!', ?.',
1'. S Leathci . . . 7', 71, 7',
V. S. Leather, Pi .. t,Vs kl', fuU fci'-
Wnbash Pi . . lsi4 11'4 is4 Ji
West. Union .... PP 91', DP, 'H?,
W. X L. 13. . 2', 1", 1', 1 ,
Met, Tine linn Co . lu)i4 101 m)' Ii, i',
Che. & Ohio . . . 223 2", 22 2ij
CHICAGO BOARD Or TRADI3.
Open- High- Low- Clos.
W1I13AT. Ing. est. est. ing
July 7J34 73 71'3 ". I'
September 07 t,s4 ti1!1 is
CORN.
Jul 32', 32& f,2 '2-,
September 32', 33', 32' :.1
OATS.
July 23 21 2r, S!
September 2)", 21V, -V', -1
PORK.
Jill. IB' 70 141 112
September 0 80 !' SJ 1 HI ;i u7
LARD
Julv. Ti 71 R 7" .1i,1 "'7
Septembei fi 2 .1 3 3 73 1 "7
Scrnnton Itonrd of Trade 13xchnngo
Qiiotatlons--AII tiuotntions itnscd
on Pnr of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Askea.
Scranton & Plttston Trac. Co,
National Beting f. Dl Ill's Co.
Fust National Bank
Ulinhutst, liculevuid
Stianton Savings Bank
facrantun Packing Co
Laca. Iron S. Steel Co
Thild National Bank
Throop Novelty Mfg Co
Scranton Ttac. Co
Scianton Axlo Works
Dime Dcp & DIs. Bank
Peck Lumber Mfg Co
Economy Light, Heat & Pow
er Company
Scranton Illuminating. Heat
& Power Company
Scranton Uorging Co
J)
bO
1W
225
S3
30
Zij
HO
18
73
lt,3
175 213
45
S3
100
uo
IjO
170
11j3
Trndeta' National Bank 130
Lacka. Lumber Co
Lack Tiust A: Safe Dcp Co.. 130
Moosk Mountain Coal Co
BONDfa.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage, due 1920 115
People's Street Railway, lirst
mortgage, due 1S18
People'!. Street Railway, Gen
eral mortgage, due l'JJl
Dickson Manufacturing Co ...
Lacka. Township School 3..
City of Scranton St. Imp. C..
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
115
115
100
10:
1W
itlU
Philadelphia Provision Market.
Phil idelphl.i, June 21 Wheat Ulinv
Juh 2i!4C. liU,het, ii'iittatt grade, cash
Hid June ii , Julv, iV.a7?t Con.
Steadj , Nn J mixed June 34UJiI:t :
Julv, "lUuli'-.e O its Dull mul un
changed. No 2 white clipped was (UOKd
a. S.'ijii.Ui., No. ,i white. 31'ta.l.V ; No 2
mlvcd, .'.ii.iJu'c. Uuttci I'll in, good de
mand, lam v.cstcin citamcr, 17'2C.;
fancy pilhls, 1H. 13ggs l'irm, frtsli,
neatbv 12'jt., do. wpstein. l.''.e , do.
southein, lit I'lienc-FInn Rellnetl
Sngais yiilet but situ it Cotton l r
t hanged Th'Iovv Jull but sitadv. Live
Poulti v l'ltni and good deiinnd fowls
loc , old Hosiers 7e , spring chickens.
Haiv , spi ing dutks, lOalli DresiBd
Poultlj Stiuily fowls tholte ye, do
fair to goid KnM.t , old toosters 1v.a',c :
spring t hit kins, nealbj, 20a22c , vvesto 11
do Ita.iJe , ns to itiallt Receipts
Fliitil. liOo bantls and l.'imo s.icks:
wheat, imne, oin Jl O00 Inisliols, oa's,
11 WO bushels Shlpmt'i l-V heut, 700
biislit'ls: coin 50O0 bushels; oats, ,'WO
bushels.
New York Product) Marl.rl.
New Yoik, June 21 Flour Steady and
a shade more at live Wheal Spot tlrm
ei . No 2 led, Wc. asked f. o. b afloat,
-options tint turned considerably but dosed
'ealt hlgliei than last night No 2 red,
Julv, closed Sflc. , September. 72'.e , De
tembei 72'iie Coin Spot firm No. ;',
i'e .fob afloat options falily steady
njid closed i4c. net higher. Julj closed
wfit . btpuuilier 3, ,e . December. 3S'.c.
Oats Spot weakci, No. 2. 2Jt., Nn. J,
2f'..c , No white, ,ili:c , No 3 while,
30ji , option- quiet and featureless with
110 clunge fiom jesteidaj, Julj closed
2'ie. Biittei Steady, vventein creamery,
l..'-al7e . do. factotv. Ilal2'4c , Elglns,
17c, Imltiitlon tieameij-. l.'all'-t.. stiue
dlrj. lJi-aliiL.. do. li eann 1 y, lJ'vnlt'c .
Eggs-Hiendj state and Peunsjhanla,
L'alJ'jc ; wcstcin frct.li, 12c.
( hlcaco Produce llaikel.
Chicago, Juno 23 Ciop htaics ad
vanced vvheut ludaj after it weak open
ing. Julj left edf it. higher and Sep
tcmbtr gained '... Com closed i4c. bet.
tor nnd oats 'ki on selling bj packers
Pork lost 7'it , bird 5c, and libs 3 Cash
quotations wire as follows Flout
Dull and weuk. No. 2 spilng v. hint. 70i
72c , No. 3 spring wheat Wki7w . No. 2
red, 7ic , No 2 corn. !Ji-c , No 2 oats,
2.1i.. No. 2 white, .TiuSic; No. 2 white,
26027' . No, . rye, l.",8c , No 2 barley.
32a35c ; No 1 flux seed, $103, prime tim
othy eed 52 13, mess 1 ork ui barrel,
i30aJ33. lard, per P) pounds Ji67'3dD.:o,
short ribs, sides, Iwise, Jjiia:,30, diy
tailed i-houlders. boxed, Jl 3t;n3, short
clear Kldes, boxed, fjSB,iG, sugars, un
thauged. Chicago Live .Stock.
Chicago, June an, Cut tic Demand slow
and pilcos a nhudu lower; choke steers,
THE TRIBUNE'S OPPORTUNITY
ONE
INSERTION
1?
A WORD.
FOR RENT
foil RL'NT-PIVi: ROOMS, GAS HOT
water, fiutmco and range. No 213
North lljde Park avenue S M Reese.
CRYSTAL LAKI3 COTTAOI3 POR
rent 1 will rent nn furnished cottno
at Crvstal Lnkc Apply to Ucoige S.
Horn. Alttiriip), Scianton.
I'OR RI3NT-IN GOULD HU1LDIM1
(2nd llonr) Linden stleet Two snlfs
elpgant olllecs. Hiiltnble for light house
keeping, also large floor ,1030, well llsht
ed, low mil to right parlies. Inqulro
trceman MrK. Co.
I'OR RK.Vl"- DlISIRAllLi: I'RONT
loom, furtilslied or untuinlsliud; all
conveniences 407 MjiIIspii avenue.
1-OR RI3NT-n-ROOM13D HOUS13. MOP
orn improvements No. Ml gulncj uve.
nuc, foi particulars Inquire Mrs. Lr.
cjardner, No B30 Qulncj avenue.
TOR IU3NT - N1CI3LY PURNlSIl'nD
front nnd nldo room 323 Adams ave
POR RRNT-DUdK ROOM OR SHAitU
of olllces Becciid floor fiont. Coal Lx-
change. Call at room 11
I'OR RI3NT S13COND PLOOR, '01
Qulncy
llOUsn TOR RI3NT-403 WYOMING
avenue Apnlv to F. H Clemons.
nine Rldgo Coal Compnn's ofllce. Mears
Rulldlns.
dARN TOR RENT-fiOl MAHON COURT.
Apply to F H demons. lilue Ridge
Coal Company's offlce. Meirs Building
FOR SALE
roirVALll-LARGi: "tXlfNRU AND
KPcoiid-'uinilliiifsKlis and wagons or all
kinds. Driving and h. ddle horses K)iped
ing carts and bi'ggles at M T. Kellers.
POR SALI3-A IIANDSOMI3 PAIR OP
bav geldings (Moigans), 11 1 hands G
veirs old. broken double and single feui
lcs of electric nnd stinm cars, sate 'o
drive bv Iiidi or child Having no use
for them will sell for RW L T lllreh
aid Hire linrdv Ule Sii-quehaun 1 Co
Pa.
POR SAL13-A PINi: UPRIGHT PI N 1
but little used Terms easj , prlte very
low A ould exchange for a line hoise.
Address Uo 3d, Tribune ofllce.
FOR SALI3-ONE M-HORSH POWI3R
boiler, as good as new, TUB WHS
TON MILL CO,
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTI3D - INTLL1 HJ13NT (113N TLI3
Women to explain and distribute Pie
inliiiii Lxcliange St imp-books 10 horn, s
in Scranton and stirioundins towns Piv
J1 pi r week Piemiiim liusintss 13v
ehange tit) Linden street
AGENTS WANTED
AOI3NTS WANTUD-TI3ACI1I3RS DI3
slring prolltahli emplovmtnt diirt ig
vacation In educational work address C
L Graham Ro 20 1 Scranton
BUSINESS CHANCE. .
WANTED ACTIM RELIABLE MAN
with J2 300 for .mi tlon business in
New ork No ilsU L.ugi returns
guaranteed. Aildr- 11 01 Tiibunt blelj ,
Nt w orc
TO EXCHANGE.
AGCNTLEMAN would iiiKiTTo"nx
change a lino hoise and buggv for a
good uprivht p'ano Addiess, stating
makers' name, Box Jt,. Tribune ofllce.
EDUCATIONAL.
KEKLE SCHOOL I'OR GIRLS, SYRA
tuse. N Y I ndei tho supervision ot
BI,-hop Himtlngtor Twentj-etgh.h tchcol
car begins Thurhda September 15, Isjs.
Appl to Ml&s Muo J Jackbon
SCALP TREATMENT.
wwwv
MRS L
ment.
massage,
Qulncj-.
T KELLER, SCALP TREAT
Wc , shampooing, 00c , facial
manicuring, 2oe , Uihopody. 701
S4POa121, medium Jl'iir,1 beef steers,
J4,!0alfii, stockers i,ud ft edits $il,1a .
tows and heifers. 1 21 if 10 calves. $,J3a
7 11 westcin steels, Jt .Mai 11) Hogs t -tve
dtiriind, pilcis stiong, fair 10
1 hoice $ii7'ial, patktis, J373ui S3 butch
ers $ib2'-a317l... mixed, $ "7'. 1 1 11. light,
$3l,1a3li."j. plg I.' 7.1a". i. Shi ep-De-mund
ctpial to the Included olfetings;
native sheep, J!23a3J1, shoin lambs and
vearllngs, $12iab, spnng lamb $b.'b'iO.
Re eeipt Cattle 10 I brad, hogs, M.'00
head, sheep. l-'0"0 head
Last Llheiti Cultlii .llnil.et.
East Liberty, Pa . June 2f Cattle
Sleadv, extra. Jl.lOan; pi line. $l.Mia4 vo;
common, Jla4 30 Hogs Active, prlino
heavies Jl 10n4 15, heaw Yotkeis i yr.i
4 10, good light Yorker. JlatM pigs, ii
alii, loughs, V.30a3 73. Sheep-Ilighoi ,
t holt p. SI 1014 30. common JII'M.'m,
thoi-e cllnped lambs $1 'a3 11, common
to good $1 1S0, spring lambs, $130.10'.:,,
veal calves, Sn10a7.
Rnllnlo Live Stool..
East Ruffnl'. N Y. June 2!-Cattle-(Recelpts
verj light, ruled slow and
weak and very little drlng. lions Re
eoijpts light slow. 'V.oikeis good to
choice tl Mai 2iJ; rouglis toinmon to good,
J! 3oaJt,0; pigs, comoinn to 1 hoice, $1 0a
3'0 Shut) and nmbs Receipts mod 1
ate; fnlrlv active, lambs choice to txtia,
Jl l"i3.f0 1 ull to common $1 23 ii, shn P,
eliolte to si be ltd wi thels, ft iiil 1 eull
t j common, $t 23aJ S3.
New York Live stock.
New Yolk. June 23 Rt eves No tiad
Inc. failing film. Culves Maikct firm;
vel, J1l67.1 in blllteimllks hhe, p
Slow and weuk. clink e lambs, steaov ;
other grndei lOille lovvet, sheep, ?? lua
t SI; lambs Jbu7l.1: malulv JS2la7; culls,
iujjp.. Hogs None for sale alive;
nominally slcndv at JI.4 40
Oil Unrl.et.
OH City Pa Juno 2J-Ciedit balance-,
S7e ; certlftiates, opened c : lirst sabs,
cash at ;le , closed 00e. bid tor rcgulvr:
sileh I.Oini haucls tush tit Pie , snip
mentb, 113,199 bnuels, iuns, 10,211 battels.
EISQLISII COAL TIED UP.
Strike In Unlet Drives Steninililp
Owners lo Purchusp Here,
Wushlngton, June 23 The continued
stilke In the Welsh coal mines hns ic
eluced the supply of English coal to
such an extent that the mall nnd pas
senger steamships of some of the best
English lines running from England to
Cape Town, Afiltn, and Australia and
South Amcilta have been foued to
rely on Amerlcun coal.
At ting Secretuiy Spauldlng has
giuntccl pei mission to the repiepnta
tlvi'8 of Sit Donald Cuirle, pioprletor
of the Castle Line uf stoainbhlps run
ning from 'England to Cape Town, to
clear caigocs of coal fiom Philadelphia
to Cupe Town, In order to enable the
company to keep up Its legular trips
between England and Afilcn.
A POPULAR CLHAK1NG HOUSC for the Benefit of All Who Have Housc3
Real Estate or Other Property to Sell or Kxehungc, or Who Want
or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions
Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Arc Inserted Free
LEGAL.
NOTICI3 IS HI3Ri:ilV IIIV13N T1IT
tho llrm of llarrlng McSwcenej whs
on the 7th day of Apill, IMS, dissolved,
vll debts iltie said Arm are to be paid to
Daniel Me Sweeney.
TO TIIIJ OvyNURS OR RRPLTLD
owncrje of rioperly bounding or nbut
ting on both sides of Providence. Roid
and North Main nvenue, between Court
stioit nnd the Cltv Line. In the Second
and First wards of the city of Scrantpn,
Pa Take uotlie tliut under the directum
nt councils I will tniiko the assessment
lor curbing nnd paving, with vltrill-d
brick on a concrete Imso the said Provi
dence road and North Main avenue, be
tween the) points named above, on
Thurwlay, tho .".0t li day of June, A. D.
1W nt. 10 o'clock in the feienoon, at nn
ollUe In the cltv hall, cltj of Scranton,
Pa, at which time and plaee vnu may
appear and be heard ir ou so desire.
JOSL3PH P PHILLIPS.
Cltj Lnglneer.
IN TIII3 COURT OP COMMON PLKAS.
Couutv of Lackawanna, September
Term, lrs No 101.
Notice Is breby given tint an applica
tion will be mide to the said Couit on the
lib dav of Julv. IMS at 10 u. m . under the
Act of Assembb of the CoinmonwtaUh
of Pennsvlvanli, entitled "An act to pro
vide for tho ii coipoiutlon 1 nil icgiilotloil
of certain coiporallcns ' nppioved April
21111 1874. and tho tupplmi Ills thereto
for the elmrtnr of tin Inttnib d i oiporntlou
to be celled 'St Stanislaus 1! and M.
Mutinl Aid Assoc ioMcn of illv ot Scnn
ton Pa . the chuiacter and object where
of Is the niainti lance of 11 horletv com
posed of men of the Polish 11 itlouulltv of
good moral tliniatter fen beucllilal and
protective mirposes to Us meinbcis tu
hlckness and distress, and tot these pui
po s to huve, postos and enjov all tho
lights, beiellts and privileges of the said
At I of Asembl and Its supplements
The propo-ed e battel is now on lite in
Proihonotai v s otlb e
AM A()KOLI3Iv Solicitor
CHIROPODIST
trortNb, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
nails cuicd without tho least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advtco
given free. E. M HETZEL. Chlropo
dlst, 310 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at
tended at their residence It 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 Noith Main avenue,
or Elckes" drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberrj. Telephone 6010
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-I1Y AN EXPJ3
1 It nc id man as cbrk 111 genual stole
or am plan of tlust lefirenies as i
gaids charaeter or abllltv. Address c,
Tilbune office
SITUATION WANTED- B OINU
gill as child s nute or set v ant. small
familv Addtcss R D S . cat e Tilbune
A YOUNG GUI., AGE 1U, WOULD LIKE
a sitmtlon nt light house woik or to
tuke cure of a. bab.v. Addits-s M. N,
S3S Lords court, l'ine Prook clt.
WANTED - SITUATION H YOU NO
glil II to take tare of chlldiiii Nel
lie 'V. use-cr t. ,1.''i Emmett sttcet
A M1DDL13 AGED WIDOW I ADY
wonts u .situation as house keeping,
understands all kinds of hoube work. lin.
C , 313 Kressler court city
A YOl'NO WIDOW LADY WOULD
liko to hnve a situation at house
keeping, understands all kinds of house
keeping Addiess Mrs. C. H.. 313 Lress
Icr court cltj
"VOUNU MARRII3D MAN WOULD LIKE
emplovmc'it at am thing tint he can
m ike a living at. Answer F It B , Trib
une oiilre
SITt'ATlfiN-" WANTED-Lll BOY It!
vears of age, fiunlsh the best of ref
ureiiics G. J , 1303 Division stieet, citj.
BUTCHER WITH A THOROUGH Ex
perience in all blanches of the busl
n(Wv. sneks a situation Address .1 W
Hilton 210 Spring stieet. Piovldence,
Scranton
WANTED-A POSITION BY A FIRST
tlnss teamster, undei stands the cue
or horses thoioughly. Address F. II. , UK
Sanderson nvenue.
SITUATION WANTED-I1Y A YOUNG
man of excellent lepi.lntlon ns gard
net and can take taiti of Ileuses anl
cows, can gove l)et ol 1 ferenco.s. Ad
diess G. II 319 Maple) stieet. cltj.
SITUATION WANTI3D-A GOOD AC
toiintnut used to les-roi's'bllitj. thor
ough and entigetlc is open for an en
gagement Julv I Saint v moderate. Ad
dress Accountant, tare Tilbune.
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT HY
the daj washing Ironing 01 even kind
of house cleaning, or will take washing
home, would like otlltes lo ilejn. Side
door. 120 Fianklln avmue
SITUATION WANTED-I1Y A GOOD
vegetable gal dener single man under,
stands care of stotk, milk. lawn, good
itferentes Aiulress McMullen, Tilbune
oltiee, Scianton
SITUATION WANTED-AR TRAVI3L
Ing sulesmin 01 collet tor: excellent
tefetenees and bonds if icqulied. Ad
diess O Trlbimo office
SITUATION WANTED-IIY A YOUNG
mm agi 21. willing to do invilum,.
well let ommi tided A.ddriss P M fIJ
Bioudvvav, Cltj
YOUNG MAN WITH U EARS LXPE-
riince In giocerv nnd nuat nunK t,
desires position will btiv all the sal us
out In store Address 1101 Cedir avmue
PROFESSIONAL
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Conm.ll Building, Scianton
E. L WALTER ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear of tOa Washington avenue
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT
435 Spruce St . cor Wash, ave . bcranton.
FREDERICK L BROWN. ARCHITECT,
Price Hulldlng, J2fl Washington avenue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' Natlinal Bank.
DENTISTS
DR. I O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PHI
vnto llLtpltal. coi. Wjoming and Mul
berry DR II. T. RE1 NOLDS. OPP. P 6.
DR. C. C LAUBACH 115 Wyoming ave
WELCOME C BNOVER 331 AVashlng
ton avenue. Hours. 9 to 1 and 2 to 6
oerecrftES
BABRINO & M'SWEENEY. COMMON
wealth building. Interstate 6ecret Ser
vice Agencj".
WIRE SCREENS
"JOS KUETTEL REAR 511
wanna avenue, Scrunton, Pa ,
turer of Wire Screens
LACKA-inanufac-
PRINTING
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.,
North Washington avenue Llnotjpo
Composition of all kinds quickly done.
Facilities unsurpassed in this region.
LAWYCRS
FRANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor -at Law. Burr buildings,
rooms 13 nnd 14, Washington avenue,
OIvELL OK'LLL, ATTORNEYS, 5 TO
11 Coul Exthango building. Bermiton
W1LLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT
tornejs and Cotinscllois-at-Liw. Kc
pnbllcan building, Wushlnton avenue.
Si 1 anton, I'a
JA.7i":S H TORREY, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Law Rooms 113 and 411
Commonwealth Building.
JI3SSUP A JESSUP. ATTORN13YS AND
Counsellors-at -Law. Commonweaitu
building, Washington avenue.
ALURED HAND. WILLI AMJ , HAND.
Attt,rneys and Counsellors Common
wealth building Rooms 1. 20 and .1
James w oakford, atornu.y- vt-
Law Rooms CH, D15 and 511", Board ot
Trade building.
D Ii REPI.OGLE, ATTORNF.Y-LOAKS
negotiated on real cstnto rccurlty.
Mears building, comer Washington uvu
nue and Spruce street.
U
F KILT.AAr ATTniiNEY-AT-LAW,
30'1 Commonwealth bldg. St-ranlon. Pa.
JAS J II HAMILTON ATTORNUY-nt-Liw,
301 Commonwealth bulldln5.
Scranton.
I3DWARD W. THAYER AT'l ORNF.Y,
Rooms P0M0I, stli floor. Mears bldg.
JOSEPH JEFFREYS ATTORN13Y-AT-LAW,
7 nnd 8 Buir building.
L A WATRFS ATTORN13Y-AT-LAWr,
41 Laclinwar.ua ave , Scranton. Pa
C. R. PITCHERrATTORN13Y-AT-LAW,
Commonwealth building, Scranton, Pa
I'ATTERSOn" WILCt5x, TRAD13RS'
National Bank bulKllng.
C COMEGYS 1J1 SPRUC13 STRI3ET
A W IJERTHOLU. Attv., Mears Bld'.
PHYSICIANS AND SUROEONS
DR. KAY HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE
to tho Scrnnton Pilvato Hospital, cor
ner Wjoming Ave. nnd Muibcriv St.
Telephone: Day call, W13, night call, 413
DP. C L FREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank bldg. 122 Wyomlnc uvenue.
MARY A
oputhlst.
SHEPHERD. M D. HOMI3
No 2JS Adams avenue.
DR A TRAPOLD. SPI3CIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wjoming
nvenuo and Spruco street, Scranton.
Olflce hours, Thursday and Saturdajs,
0 a. m. to 0 p m.
DR W E ALLEN, 512 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue
DR. L. M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 20S
Iloaid of Trade building Ofllce hours,
8 to 9 a in , 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m Rcrl
dence 309 Madison avenue.
DR C L TREAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Fitting nnd rat Rcdue
Jon. OIIVr telephone 1363. Hours :10 to
12. 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR. S W L'AMOREAUX OFFICE 311
Washington avenue Residence HIS
Mulbcrrv f'hrcrlc diieasps li'iig.
heart, kldnevs and genlto-uiinnrj 01
gans a spoclnlj Hours 1 to I p m
M G. ROOK. VETERINARY SUR
geon Horses, Cattle and Dogs tteated
Hospital 121 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2G72
HOTCLS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 121 A NO 127 FRANK-
Un avenue, Rates reasonable.
P. Z1EGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D . L & W
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH. Prop
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton, Pa Courses preparatorj to
college, law, medicine or business Opns
Septembei 13 Send for catalogue Rov
Thomas M Cann, LL D , Walter H.
Buell. A M
MIDWIFE
MRS. GABLE, GRADUATE W'IDWIFE,
131S Washburn street, Scianton. En
gagements solicited Rooms and best
attendance for a limited number of pa
tients. SEEDS
G It CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurserj men. store 110 Washington ave
nue, green house. 1J50 North Main ave
nue; stoio telephone, 7s.'.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE ISL
ands Greatest Naval Rattle. Saoes
all blrwn to pieces and landed In Net
tleton s Shoe htore, Washington avenue
Lndies" lire Button ihoes, russet and
dongola, cost $2 50, at $1 4J, ladles lino
$00 bhoes lor t'Se Ladles' Ovtords, cost
1150 foi 79l Mens $2H call nnd nts
set shoes for $1 19. $3 00 shoes for SI 9S, etc
BAUER S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics parties, receptions, wed
itii '- And concert work futnlshed. For
terms addiess R J Bauer, conductor.
117 Wjoming avenue, over Hulberfs
music store
MEOAUGEE BROTHERS PRINTERS'
sunnlles envelopes, papci bags, twine
Warehouse L0 Wushlngton avenue,
Scranton. Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLE'S
Central Railroad of New Jcrsjy
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division,)
matlutis in New York Foot of Llbcuy
sticot, N U . and South Ferry Whltehari
"Anthracite coal used cxcluslvelj. insur-
235, 3 20. 710 P. m. Sundajs, 9 00 u in.
1 For Lakewood'and Atlantic Cltj, S 30
rnin.f. south am
r ..". .: ... 1 "a n 111.
For Ltii'iB Urunch, Ocean Urove, etc.
o m ,. ... and 1 20 11 III.
' For Reading. Lebunon anil Ilarrlsburg.
la Alleiiiowii. 8 30 u in , 1 20 p. m. Sun-
For Pottsville. 8 30 a m 1 20 p m
Itetuinliig leave New York, .foot of Lib.
erty street. North Rlvn, ut lw, 9 u lox
picss) u in 1 .SO icxprcssj p m. Sunday,
4 Leave' New York, South Ferry, foot
Whitehall stieet. ut JOS a in . 1 23 p m
Passengers arriving or departing from
this terminal can connect under cover
with all the elevated railroads. Broadway
cable cms and ferries to Brooklyn and
Staten Island, making quick transfer to
and from Giand Central Deput and Long
Island Ritllrond
Leave Philadelphia Reading Terminal,
9 21 u m , 300 p m Sunday, C 15 n ni
Through tickets to ull pol.its at lowest
rato may be had on application In ad
vance to the ticket agent at tho station,
II P BALDWIN Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. II. OLHAUSE. Gon Sunt.
..... o 1 ,1 m
or Now Yoik. Newark and Elizabeth,
s 0 (express) a m 1 20 texj.rcss.. 4 .0 (e x-
' , Y, m. bandai. - 1j P m Tiaiu
R-filnc l 20 P aiiivesat Philadclphli
Reading Tei minal. 7o3 p. m. and Nsw
,t . . - fi". II 111.
For Muuch Chunk. Allentown. Bothle
he n Easton and Philadelphia, s.30 a. in.
1"0 3 20P m Sundays. 2 15 . in.
1 i-r Halt. more and Washington and
1 West via Uetblehem.
Slllllli. SH ' I.'. 11 m
at
BUREAU
SIX
INSERTIONS
A WORD.
to Rent,
Situations
for l'lvo
Schedule In tilled Nov 18, 1S97.
Trains Leave Wllkcs-Barro as Fol
lows: 7.30 a. m., woek days, for Sunbur
HarrlsburR, Phlladolphla, Balti
more, Washlnptton, and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
10.15 a. m., week days, for Hazloton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Phlladolphla; and fon Sun
bury, HarrlsburR, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burp; and tho West.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and Pittsburg; and
tho West.
0.00 p. m., week days, for Hazleton
and Pottsville.
J. . WOOD, (len'l P,. Aeent.
j. ii. iiuicinauii, tienerai ,
I Manager,
Del.. I.nckii, and Western.
Lffcct Mondiij, June 20, 1W3.
Trains leave Seranton as follows: 13x.
press for New J. ork and all points East.
1 40 J 00. 3 10, 00 ami lu 05 a in , 12 03 unci
3.33 p. m.
Express for Easton, Trenton, PhlladcU
pllla and tin- South, 5 1" S0O and 1003 a.
in , I.' to 11 ml 1 ,'' p in
Miiminkn Chunk and way stations, 2.C0
p m
Tobjhinna accommodation, 610 p. m.
Express for Blnghamton, Oswego, El
mlra. Coming, Bath. Dansvlllo, Mount
Morris and Buffalo, 1210. 2 73. 9 00 a. m,
1 1", and 1,10 i m m ikli tr eloso coimoc.
tlnns nt BiifTalo to nil points In tho W'3t,
Northwest and Southwest
Kinguamioii and way stations, 1 0a p. m.
I'netorv villi tuiommodatlon, 100, and,
Nicholson iicoinmodutlnii 0 00 p m
Express for Utlca and Richfield Springs.
2 X a., in , nnd 1 55 p m.
Ithaca 2 13, 9 00 a in , nnd 1 55 p m.
For Northumberland. Plttston, Wilkes
Barre, Pljmcuth Bloomsburg and Dan
vlllo, making close connections at North
umberlund for Wllllamtport, Harrlsbuig,
Biltlmore, Washington nnd the South
Northumberland nnd Intermediate sta
tin s UW. 10 01 a. 111 , and 1.33 and 3 10 p.
m
NantlcoKo and Intermediate stations,
EOS at.d 1110 a in. Plymouth and Intel
mediate stations, 3 35 nnd 8.50 p. m. For
Kingston 12 11 p m
Pullmar pnrlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For dctnlled Information, pocket time
tobies etc . npplv to M. L Smith. DIs
trlct Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
flce '
Delaware and Hudson.
On Mondaj. Maj 21, trains will'leavo
Scranton as follows:
For Caibondale 0 20, 7.35. S55, 19.15 a.
m , 12 00 noon, 121, 2.20. 3.C2, 5 25, 6 25, 7.57,
9 15. 11.00 p in , 1 lt a. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc., 6 20 a. m ,
2 20 p. m
For Ilonestlalc 0 20, 8 55, 1013 a. m:
12 00 noon , 2 20 5 25 p m
For WIlKes-Uane t, 15. 7.50. 8 45. 9 33,
10 41 a 111 . 12 03, 1 23, 2.1S, 3 3J, 4 27, C 10. 7.50,
10 IS. 11 30 p m.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc.,' la
Lehigh Valley It R.. 6 45 a m. 12 05, 121,
4 27 p in (with Black Diamond Express),
11 10 p m
For Petmsjlvanla R R. points 6.45, 9.3S
a m . 2 is 1 27
Tor western points via Lehigh Valley
R It.. 7 30 a. ,n.. 12 05 3 Zi (with Blacfe
Diamond Express) 10 28, 11.20 p m.
Tiains will arrive at Scranton as to!
lows.
From Carbondale nnd the north 6.40,
7 45, 8 40. 9 34, 10 10 a. m.; 12 00 noon; 1.29,
2 11 J 25 4 21, 6 45. 7 41, 10 23, 11 27 p m.
Fiom W'ltkes-Harro and the south 6.'5,
7 50. 8 30, 10 10. 11 65 a m . 1 1C, 2 14. 3 48,
5 20 6 21, 7 53, 9 C5, 10 05 p. m ; 1 13 a. m.
Completo lnrormauon "-cgarauig rates
to all points In the United States and
Canada maj bo obtained at the ticket of
ilco In tho depot
Special attention given to Western and
Southern resort business.
J W Ul'RDICK G P A , Albany, N Y.
, II. W CROSs, D P. A . Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Kuilroad System.
Anthracite Coal Used, Ensuring Cleanli
ness and ComioU.
In Effect May 1j IS98
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and Nevy York via D.
.11 R R utt43u m andl2 0j 2 IS, 4.J7
(Black Dlumund Expiess) and 11 30 p. m.
For Plttston and Wllkes-Barro via D ,
L & W It R . C 00. 11 10 a in . 1 53. 3.35,
CUor White Haven. Hnloton Pottsville,
mid 1 ni hit ipjl points In tho coal region
via D." II c 2 lb lIld i2'P m-
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t oil" via D & H. K R.. C41 a m 12 03.
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