THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1898. r- MILLINERY OPENING. rsr Sw GREAT KA EARNINGS OF THE RAILROADS BUSINESS OF THREE IMl'OKT ANT JUNES IN AUGUST. The Pennsylvania, The Philadelphia and Heading, and the Lehigh Val ley A Comparison of Traffic with That of 1807. Philadelphia, Sept. JO. The state ment of comparison of earnings and expenses of the Pennsylvania Railroad company for August 189$ anil for eight months ending August 31, 189S, w Ith the same period of 1SD7 follows: Gross earnings, decrease $135,000; ex penses, decrease, J112,700j not earnings, decrease, $23,200. Tor eight months, gross earnings, increase, $1,319,300; expenses, increase, $l,395,S00; net earnings, decrease, $7C, 000. Lines nest of. Pittshurg. for IS97 Gioss earnings, increase, $j,300; ex penses increase, $280,600; net earn ings, decrease, $225,300, For eight months Gross earnings, Increase, $2,312,600; expenses, increase, $2,609,100; net earnings, decrease, $296, 500. The statement of the Philadelphia und Reading Railway company for August shows gtoss iecelpt-, $1,909,510; an Increase of $21,003, compared with August. 1S97; expenses, Jl.OGl.GDi' In ciease, $31,617; net earnings, $S39,S40; decicase, $13,614, The gross receipts of the two months of the fiscal year to August 31, were $3,597,612: decrease, $207,521; expenses, $2,102,3S6; Increase, $S4; net earnings, $1,495,226; decrease, $207,r05. The gross receipts of the Philadel phia and Reading Coal and Iron com pany for August vveie $1,639,537, a de crease compared with August, 1R07, of $469,558 expenses, $1,538,303; decrease. $161,396; net earnings, $101,231; de crease, $7,161. For the two months of the fiscal year to August 31, the gross receipts were $3,015,7M, a decrease compared with the corresponding period of last year of $1,188,072: expenses, $2,815,396; decrease, $1,119,617; net earningb, $200, 384; decrease, $68,455. The earnings and expenses of the Lehigh Valley Railroad company for August. 189S, compared with the same month of 1897, shows a decrease in gross earnings of $227,565.81; a decrease In expenses, $120,797. Ifi' a decrease In net earnings of $116,768.25. For nine months to August 31, an in crease in gross earnings of $133.185 66; decrease in expenses, $363,5S5.f3; net earnings, tnciease, S49S.771.49. A statement of the coal company for the same periods shows decrease In gross earnings, $1C5,SG1 73, Increase In expenses, $20,770.82 net loss, Increiso, $186,632.57. For nine months to August 31 De crease In gross earnings. $26,420; In crease in expenses, $I92,27j,63; Increase, in net loss, $518,605.63. IN THE PLAY HOUSES. Tunny Farce Comedy. At the Academy of Miulc last night a lore audUuca enjoyed "The Jealous Mis. Jones," as presented by the lierndon corupajiy. It is a verv amuglnc faice comedy and was sleverely presented last night. It will be repeated this afternoon and tonlcht the bill will ba "Leah the Fori-ak. en." "A Parlor Match" Tonight. Brans and Hoey's phenumenal success, "K Parte Matoh." will be preiented here at the Lyceum tnnlght and tomorrow nlrbt with a Saturday matinee New scenery baa been painted new etTecta prepared, and as utuil a company or favorite artlats including the 01mpu quartetu The play ltaeir has been euro, fully revised and strengthened In many oAtentlil particulars. "A Parlor Matcn" has earned stvaral fortunes tor Its own en, and is well on Its way to earn an other. Kvery one knews "Old Mosi" hnd with the different specialties in tho course of tba comedy the audience Is pent on Its way rejoicing. Wnrgraph at Lyceum. TI14 bombardment of Matunziis from a standpoint of acleno and Interest to tint publlo, thla pteiur has no equal In the piijtiire uiii plainly be seen the mountains fir lilll and the shor line where urn lo. ruled the Bpaulsh luttTleB. Uh flagship Nev York and th Monitor Puritan are in full action pouring tons of lion and Meel Hi the inncliPil hatterlet on the Mbnid Volmnof nf moke burst from tho niomter guns while nhot and fchcll fall 5UsyTHB v: i P VSTORBi r wkmm llSIPir V, M Vm. t . .V-.71 - II. ! IVS."1 5 J , mi iii f MILLINERY OPENING. aJ5Tis has ever seen. This is a positive statement beyond any question of doubt. This season's styles present some radical changes from those of last and we are first in the field with all of them. There is nothing in Trimmed or Untrimmed Hats with which we are not in touch. A Brilliant Collection of the Choicest Designs Of the World's Best Is Here for Your Choosing. Paris is only just beginning to show its autumn and winter styles and we are abreast of Paris. Not a milliner of any renown in all France but what is represented here with their choicest creations. Our own designs, mingling with them, will demand equal attention, for we are promoters not imitators. Today the Last of the Grand Exhibition Days. This is a personal invitation to you to attend. Whether to look or to buy, you will be given couiteous attention and treatment by our able corps of milliners. Personal supervision is given the department by Mr. Edward Long, who has made a study of fashion for years. That you will enjoy these reception days goes without question. That you cannot afford to miss them we can assure you. MILLINERY DEPARTMENTSECOND FLOOR. TAKE ELEVATORS. JONAS thick and fast. Some shells aio seen to burst In the air, scattering tlielr deadly missiles In all directions, while others ex plode In the sea, throwing volumes of water In tho air. A final shell Jrom cno of tho thlrteen-lnch guns of the Puritan lands exactly In the center or the main battery, completely blowing it out of ex istence. This and many erther realistic views will bo shown bv Lyman Howe's wargraph at the Ljrcum Jlcndaj night. "Lost, Strayed or Stolen." Tho patrons ot the Lvrcum will hac an opportunity to hear some exception ally fino singing on Tuesday, Oct. 4, tor it is on that date th.it "Lost, ftrayed or Stolen" will begin an engagement, 'this comedy boasts ot a score of handsome ladles wlio can sing and act, clcer com edies, new nnd oriclnnl sotic. beautltul scenery and. In fact, ecr thing to please tho eje and amuse the audience. Bros. Royer in "Next Door." It Is only iieeessiry to announce the fact that tho I!ro. Hoyei are engaged In a, performance, and eveione will Know that it will bo a funnv. ciy funny show. Their new acrobatic tarco rrollc, "Next Doo-," is a great production, ana if laughter and applause be true criticism, the performance is of the llncKt ordir. It will bo at the Ac.idemv or Music all next week. The Burlesquers. Tho American burlesqiicrs will muKc their first appearance commencing Mon day, Oct. 3, with a matinee at the Ualety theatie, giving four matinees. The com pany Is new this season fiom (-tart to finish. Durlrg tho summer the managers. Drvatit and Watson, hae worked night and day In older to make theli company the ncme of perfection. The seenerv will bo the finest ever seen on a burlesque stage, being got up for cerv detail, 'ino electric effects were manufactured by lie Kdlson Electric works the finest eer turned out by that firm The costumes aro beyond a doubt the most artistic and costliest ever worn Tho burlesque Is written on the present crisis in which each member of tho company plajs a prominent part. BASE BALL. Boston, 11; Philadelphia. 10. Baltimore. 13; Brooklyn. 1. Washington, 12; New York, 1. Called end sixth on account of darkness. Chicago. 10: Louisville, 2. Cleveland, 7: Cincinnati. 2. THE MARKETS. Wall Street Review. New York Sept. 29. Tho Burlington August statoment furnished a lever to- dn to cany prices upward and this de velopment was the only factor of conse quence bent Ing upon the general situa tion It Is true that the Industrials to a ccinUlrirtlili extent dominated tho mar ket but f peculation showed a tendency to lEiio'e Alienations In this, croup, 'iiu chcumstance caused some favorable com ment, as did also the fact that the gen et al list lapsed Into iIuIIiiohh and hliov. id ci-)iiiretip hteadlness when conceited u'laiks- on 'In niccl.iltlcs vere ii'iule. Loudon ipioiiitluns Imilcatecl u more li.v orable disposition toward Amet leans aim ml which was itflectul In bulng htie tliioigliout tho da Coiibldcranle ptLDS'ite was concentintcd cgaliul SiMar as tho day drew to a close, bin the stock soon recovered and ended firm In com mon with the remainder of tho list, which established sllpht net gains The total sales were 370,3'X) hhares. Purnlshed by WILLIAM LINN ALLEN & CO., stock broker, rooms 703-700, Mears uuaing, Open- High- Low- Clos ing; est. est. Inr Am. Cotton Oil Co, , J34 svt dot Si Am. Sug. Ufj. C0...11!)-1, 121', liaii 12J'a Atchison . .. 12',i IJii 12's 12',i Atcnisou, IT 3H4 i2lj Am. Tobacco Co . 12Jifc 12&S. I'Jli. l-D'.t UK 42 tl'4 lit MVt 91 11H 129 111-,'. 12a 12'4 42 W',i JU Wt 91 HVi WHS 102 Am Spirits 12. 12,, Baltimore it Ohio ..41 is Brklyu Hpa Tiai s. u, bVn Bay State (las .... 3U 3'& Canada Hothern ... 6J',j S2',i Cent, of N. J 91 91 ChlcaKO i G W. .. HVi 15 Chicago & N. W. .. 129)4 1JU Chic, B. & 114 115 Chicago Uas 102V4 10J UMt ChlO. Mil. tc St. P..10tVi Wl 10041 lOU,", Chic. Hock I. Sc VIXB.IWU lUl',i IQOft 101'A Clove. C. C. 44 St. L 40 40 40 40 Krle 134, lift UH uvi Gen. Klcctrlo Co. ... TO k0',i W, w, Louis. Nash 5V.k 6IVfe C5 U4 Manhattan . . . K K', 11 is ai Mo. Kan. ft Tex. IT ' 3J 32 S2 Missouri Puclllc . . SVi J244 :'2',, :t.", Nat. Lend Co 2.1".. 3J',i 2.l',i Z-IV N. Y. Cent, ft Hud .115; 11U 1I5 lib N. Y. Ont & West..l5l;. 15V4 15A 15' Northern Pacific .... 4054 41?, 40",4 41V4 Northern Vac., IT., 7CV, TtiVJ 754; To'i Pae. Mall S. H. Co. , 327, !, 112 !i 824; Phlla, A Read. .... lb IS lit U Solhern lty m; i sjt sj; flouthrrn lty, Pr. ,., 3',i 3J 'US 33(4 Tenu. U, L 1, K. R... 27 a'4 'H nji MILLINERY OPENING. fSSSs open;;the kev The doors open this morning on the Grandest Exposition of Millinery that LONG'S Texas & Pacific l.",' ni. 1!', 11', U. S. Rubber Co. ... 42 42', 11'- i2 U. S Lcath. Co.Pr '. Ma C, P, Wabash S M fc' !' Wabash, Pr. U 2(" 20'S. .V Westcin Union 91 91 fi' )' Wheeling & L. K .4 I :,-, :i4 Wheel & L. n . IT. 11 20 l't W N Y. Air Brake ..llO'i W) 1OT loon Chcs. & Ohio .. . 22 22 22 22 Met. Traction Co. ..Vh l'n 1V- loi'b CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADI2. Open- High- Low- CIos- WIIBAT. Ing. 'st, est. Ing. Dec 01 i,Vt l,2'i 1.2 4 Mnv OPa "'"(, ! "l CORN. Dec r'1! 2i'4 2V, i") , May ii'i .;iT; Diu 3i'i OATS. Dec 21 21 2)'4 2Ui Mu 22 22' 22' 22"; TOBK. Dec SAT fc 12 MiJ N 12 May 9.10 'i.u 'in-, ;i .' LARD. Dec 177 I M 4 77 4 SU May IS7 4 so I s" 4 ) Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS. Bid. Asked. Scranton & PIttston Trac. Co. ... ;o First National Bank SOO Ulmhurst Boulevard iw Scranton Savings Bank 223 Scranton Packing Co 93 Lacka. Iron & Steel Co 25 Third National Bank 2b3 Throp Novelty Mfg. Co io Scranton Hallway Co 25 .,. Dime Dep. & Dls. Bank 165 Economy Light Heat & Pow er Company 45 Scranton Illuminating, Heat & Power Company S3 . . Scranton Forging Co 10a Tradeis" National Bank 130 Lacka. Lumber Co 150 Lack. Trust & Safe Dep. Co . 150 170 Mooslc Mountain Coal Co 11514 Scranton Paint Co so BONDS Scranton Pass. Railway, first mortgage, due 1920 115 ... People's Street Railway, first mortgage, due 1D1S 115 People's Street Railway. Gen eral mortgage, duo 1921 115 , . Dickson Manufacturing Co 100 Lacka. Towrship School 5 . ... 102 City of Scranton St. Imp. t,7c 102 Mt. Vernon Coal Co t5 Scranton Axle Works 100 Scrantcn Traction 6 bonds . 105 New York Produce Market. Now Yoik. Sept. 29. Flour Steady on low grade winters, but otherwise dull and easy: winter btralghts, $1.4".alt0, Minne sota patent, $JSoa4 50; winter extras, J2 -75aJ.15. Wheat Spot wiak. No. 2 led, 71'ic f. o. b. afloat Oct. 15 to 20; No, 1 hard Manitoba, 76'4C f. o. b afloat cully November, No. 1 Northern Duluth, 72':C f. o. b. Oct. 15 to 20; No. 2 Noithein Du- lllth, TOJic. f o. b. ufloal Oct 1" to , Options showed early weakiiPS" undci lor. elgn selling, but rallied 011 llrni l.ilo Ih glish cables and big clcnianrcs. 1 idj. hiding finally again bcraubo of liquldT. lion, big break in September through uc. llveilc bearing it 4c. not lower wltn other months Hale lower No 2 red Ma v. C?!i,c ; September, 72!c. ; Decembei, G'.e. Corn Spot cns , No. 2, 3V.e f o b. nfloat Options opened stead hut tol lowed wlieat, prompting llqulrtatlon unit rioted ija'tf lower. May rloed .bc. , Sep tember, 34'e. ; December, Jl'e. Oats Spot quiet, No. 2, 2'JC.; Nn. 3, 2PijC., No 2 while, 2SV4C, No 2 white. 27'.c : track mixed western, 25,,ja27,.c , trark vhlte. 2tia3lc. Options nominal liulUIer Steadj ; western creamerj 13'ia21c, do. factory, HVaal4'4c., Rlgins, 21c. Imitatluri creamery, 13al7c. , statu dalr 14al0c ; do. creamery, 15a'21c. Lggs Steady, utalo and Pennsjhania, li'jalSc ; western tren, 17V8c Philadelphia Provision Market. Philadelphia. Sept '20 - Wheal Dull nrd l?s(". lowci , contract grade September, 7C3a70V.c. Coin-Jc. lowei Nu 2 mixed September, MaCli Oatf Steady, No 2 white, 2Sfl'2VjC , No 3 du , 2in25'..c ; No. 2 mixed. If'.c. Uuitor Steadj , innty western croiim'rj :ic . do prints. 2U. Eggs Firm; frehh neaib ISc , do west, ern, 17'ialSc do southwestern. 17c. Cheese Firm, good demand Helmed Sugars Unchnijcd Cotton-Stcadv. Tul-Inw-Dull; city prime, In hogshcadfl, a"c; country do. do. Inn els, :ii',c , dark do., 2c, cakes, 3ise , grease. '."c Live Pou. trj Slciidy, fowls, Kic old ronstors, v i spilng chickens, pj.il ir . durics. faSJc. Drehsed Poulti -Quiet, towls, easier, fowls, (holce, Ki.iillc., do luir to good, DHalO? . old rtosters, Oc , spring chick ens, nearby, ISalSc . western do. large, Hal2c, mall ur.d scalded, do., fcalOe. He. cclptH Flour. 4,000 barrels and loot) packs, wheat, 22.00ii bushels: corn, MUJI bushels: oats, 19,000 bushels. Hhlpments Wheat. 20.00J biiHhcls: loir., 2-lb.uiM bushels; outs, IC.ooi) bushels Chicago Produce Maiket. Chicago, Sept 20 A bleak nt uti tnnK place In September wheat iodu Ino weakness In the rash tutlcle nllnuil tu. tures. December closing nt It. ilisiine Weak outside cash markets, luavy pri mary receipts and ie. selling ut wliuit hero by Now York nil counted against tho pilce. Com declined ,aHc. and oats '411 He. Provlslpiui were weak carl), but closed steady at small advances. Cash MILLINERY OPENING. --v5-?S. , S?. "Sftl?-. re'.' this valley SONS The People's A POPULAK. CUJAUING HOUSC for the Ilenclit of AH Who Hsivo Houses to Rent, Real Lstsite or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for Five Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Arj In serted True. FOR RENT for ri:nt-oni: or more years. new 12-room house, steam heat, with or without barn, 111tt Linden Htteet. Ap ply on premises. 11. A. Kaufhold. FOR RENT-SIX-ROOM HOUSE; 1M provements, twenty dollars. No. !I2 Madison. FOR REVT - NICELY FURNISHED front nnd side rccm. 520 Adams ave. FOR RENT-CESK ROOM OR SHARL of ofllces recend floor fiont, Coal Lx change. Call at room 15. FOR RENT Qulncy SECOND FLOOR. " 01 FOR SALE FOR SALE-A FINE SCHURERT 1'P rlght piano, but little ued, in perfect order with manufacturer's guarantee, will be sold very cheap. Call at Rooms 7 and fc, Burr Building FOR SALE-A SECOND-HAND PAYNE center crank high speed engine In flrit class condition For further par ticulars apply at this oftice. FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 5 cents ot druggists. One gives relief. FOR SALE-ONE 20-HORSE POWER boiler, as good as new. THE vvLh TON HILL CO. FOR SALE OR RENT. THE FREAR FOUNDRY AND FLOUOH works for sale or rent Inipilro of . II. Patterson, administrator, Eighth street. West Wyoming, Pa., REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE AT 215 Colfax iiveruc, just ci mpletcd All modern Improvements. ITerdwood finish, sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc. Price reasonable. Address Frank 1. Okell, 220 Broadway, New York city. HELP WANTED-MALE. STEAM FITTERS WANTED-NONE but experienced mechanics need apply. Addrets K, Scianton Trlbuno office. ROOMSjAND BOARD. PLEASANT FFRNISIIEd' ROOMS AND board to gentlemen Teims rcabonaole to permanent parties, 410 Adams uvenue quotations weie as follows. Flour Strudj ; No 3 spring wheat usable; No, 2 led. t5c. , No 2 com i"'c , No. 2 ellow, 20'4a2'JSc , No 2 oats, 1. o b., 21a22'4C . No, 2 wliltc 1. o. b. 2l,ia2u'sC ; No. 3 do. do, 2J'su25,4C. , No, 2 le, 4Jc ; No 2 barlej f o. b , 31a42c , No. 1 lice seed, Wc , pi ime timothy Heed 12 12 it mess pork, i 05.18.10: lard. si.77j.itso; short ribs, sides, 15,15.1 !5; ilrv salteil shoulders, $IH'.4c. . short, cleai, to 40a 5 50. hlkcy, $1.85. Chicago Live Stock. Chicago, Sept. 23. Cattle Active at Tua BM). export rattle, $5 25a3f0; stockeis and feeders, $ll0a4W. cons, $2 75a3.o0. helt ers $3 40.1125, bulls, $3; calve- I3a7 per one hundred pounds Hogs Low tr nt Jj.7U.i3 85; pigs, $J.30.i3 "5 lor fair to eholco consignments, strong VNPlghts, JJo0.iJ.7o. Sheep Firm; lambs lowei and slow ut $105 for poorest Hocks up to $5 75aU.0(7 for choice natives, sheep, $20,11.50 for poor est flocks up to $l,25a4 W) for best, teed Ing lambs, $1 70a4.S5 Receipts Cattle, t.. 500 head, hogs 30,000 head; sheep, U.ouo head East Liberty Cattle Market. East Liberty. I'a . Sept. 20-Cattn Steady, extra, $5 39a5 50; prime, $5.10ati'26, common, $3C"n3'J Hogs Lower; pilm mediums, $1 10.i4.15, good Yorkers. $4a4ij5, common to fulr Yoikers, JJOOaJW. heavy hogs JlolOO, good pigs, Jj.WJaJW; skips and (ommou pigs, tlM.i'S.M; roughs, l! 2 60 Sheep-Slow ; choice, $.45a4 50; com mon, $3.-i3 GO; choice Kpriuir lambs, $5U0a 5.50, common to good, $I50a5 25; veal calves, ti.50a7.W. New York Live Stock. New York, Sppt :". Hcovts No trading, stiad). drives Dull nnd lower; vials, $liil.C2,a grassers nnd liuttennllki,, $'..iJ.2 Sheep nnd Lambs-Lower, lambs, $j2..i5i Hoga-Dull at $I.U.o0. Oil Market. Oil City Pn , Sept. 29,-Crcillt inl.mcPH. $l,o"i; ceitlllcules opened $1,05' j bid tor insli; closed $1.0V4 bid for cash: sales, .imo cash at $1.0I1-; l.orn) nt $l.n; l,in) nt $10"iH. khlpnnmiH, lososj bands; rnn'", 100,511 harruls. MILLINERY OPENING. & mmm 1 Exchange. WANTED. WANTED-J40 000 at I PER CENT. FOR n term of cars, on Scranton business propel ty. centralis located. Address Real Entiitc, Trlbuno ottlcc. WANTKD-CASE OF BAD HEALTH that R-l-P-A-N-S will not benefit. Send 5 cents to Rlpans Chemical Co, New Yoik, for 10 bamplcs and 1,000 testi monials. MALE-HELP-FEMALE. WANTED-A TEW LADIES AND CIE.V. tlemen at guaranteed calary nf JV) per month anil stead emplov merit Also good traveling agents .it $7 per month and o penscH Hte.ulv eniploj nierrt R II. Wnoil w.ird Co Call toda nnd tomorrow nl 315 Washington avenue, Faurot Iioukc. LOST. LOST-WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. A gold-bar pin In or around .lonns Longs Htore. Reward, ol'J OHe stuet LEGAL. NOTICE-TIIE ANNCAL JIEETINO OF tho members of The Lackawanna Store association, Limited, will bo held nt tho office of the Association In the City of Scranton, Pa , on Wednesday, October 5th, IPIS, nt two o'clock p. in. for tho election of managers for the ensuing vcar, and for the transaction of such other business as ma) properly come before the meeting J. P HIGCHNSON. Secretary. Scrantcn, Pa , September 13th, 1MS. CHIROPODIST CORNS. Bl'NIONS AND INGROWING nulls cured without the le.it pain or drawing blood Consultation and udvice given free E M 1IET.EL. Chllopo. dtst, 320 Lackawanna avenue. LndieK at tended at their resldenco If desire'!. Charges moderate SCALP TREATMENT. h,sv'WNV'-V-W'" ' MRS L. T. KELLER. SCALP TREAT nient 50c, : shampooing, 50c ; facl il ma&sago, maukuilug, 25c, chlropodj ,01 Qulncj CITY SCAVENGER A B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAFLTS and cess pools, no odor Improved pumps used A BRIGGS, Proprretor l.iavo orders 1100 North Main avenue, or Elcke's drug store corner Adams and Mulbcrrj. Till phone MJ10 SITUATIONS WANTED smArioNvAivT w 01 thy man us Jnnltoi or any kind of work about gentleman's premises Ad dress 1012 Taylor avenue, cltj. POSITION WANTED-AS HELPER IN plumbing or hardware store, best of references. Address D S II, J2t R.iv- mond court, Scranton, cine of T II, Stllf. SITVATION WANTED-BY A YOFNG inun, 21 jears of nge, us driver for a groceij store, has had expcilencu. Ad dress J K, 224 Chen street, Dun more, Pa POSITION WANTED -BY A YOl NO married man as coachman to prlvato family, or willing to do any honoi.ihlo work. First class references given Ad dress 11, 33 Williams uvenue. Carbon, dale, Pa. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG girl, aged 17 to do light housew ik or to mind thlldrui. Addlc&s H. D. 129 Franklin avenue, citj situation" want 1 :i7Ti i y a eq y, age 14, In grocery stoic or i.ny other eloi'f ; i an spuik English 01 Geinuin Ad dress 415 Beech street, c'tj. WANTED - SiTrATToN'A S 1 lOCSE keeper in wldowei's fumll . rcler ences. Addiess E , 142 Kresslur court. SITUATION WwVNTED - CLERKSll IP; young man, ago 21, with N. Y. city's largest retail dry goods store for eight years. John C. Keller 120 South Main nve. nue, H)dc Park, Scrunton, Pa YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS S1T uatlon to do any kind ot work, wl-.cie Sundnys aio excepted. M. C. uoyij W Linden street WANTED-POSITION IN DRUG S'lORE 01 relief work Sii'ietlj lemperalo and 1 an fuinlsli best of n ferences 11 II Stark, 1022 Pino street, cltv SITUATION WANTED-BY A COL ored mini us butler or icarhman, ref er eric is Jumps M Coleman, New Ameri can Hotel, Out! West Lackawanna uvenue. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG mini to tuko caie of horses or to wo nny kind of work Address 312 Elm btreot, city. GREAT) S) ..iK. '- y jfessaail. 19 m& s? lft.tit.1 JWr . 1X11 ? fell! k WiTS 111 1J lYosAi H ; PROFESSIONAL. OtMXOMIWMAM ARCHITECTS KDWAnD It. DAVIS, ARCHITIICT, Council Building, Scranton. u. l. WAirnn. architfjct, ofpicu rear ot toil Washington avenue. LHWIB HANCOCK. JR.. ARCH1TIXM'. 435 Spruce St., cor. Wash, nv., Scranton l'llHDinnCIC L. HHOWN. AIICUITKCT, Price Building, 120 Washington uvenue, Scranton, T. I, LACHY & BON. arciiiti:cts, Tradeis' National Bank. DENTISTS Dtl. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON Titi vate Hospital, cur, Wyoming and Mill berry. DR. II. K REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR. C C. LAUBACH, 115 Wyoming nvo. WBLCOMK C. SNOVHR, 331 Washington avenue. Hours, 9 to l.nnd 2 to 5. HAT MANUFACTURER. TOLLH. 409 SPIUfCH STRUCT, MAKES your hat to order and they 111. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS T1IK ELK CAPH, 121 AND 127 FRANK llil uvenue. Hates reasonable. P. ZIBOLUH. Proprietor. SCRANTON HOPS!!. NHAR D., L. & W. passenger depot. Conducted on tho Hit ropcun plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop. LAWYERS FRANK L BOYLL". ATTORNHY AND Counsellor-ai-Law Burr Building, ooms H and 14, Washington avenue. OKHLL & DUNN. ATTORNEYS, 5 TO 11 Coal Kxchnnge Building, Scranton WiLLARD. WARREN & KNAPP, AT lorneys nnd Counselloia-nt-Law Re publican Building, Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa. JAMES H. TORREY, ATTORNEY AND founic1lor-at-Law. Rooms 413 nnd iU Commonwealth Building. 3essup JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND Counfeellors - at Law. Commonwealth Uullding Rooms 1, 20 and 21, JAMES W. OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law Rooms Bit. 515 nnd 51b, Board ot Trado Building. D B REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on real estate secuiltj Mcnrs Building, corner Washington avenue and Spiuce fetrcct. JAS J II HAMILTON, ATTOHNEY-nt-I.aw. 001 Commonwealth Building, Scranton. EDWARD IV THAYER. ATTORNEY Rooms infl-'-UI. flih floor, Mcars Building. L. A WATRES ATTORNHY-AT-LAW, W2 Board of Trade Building, Scranton, Pa i C. R PITCHER. A1TORNEY-AT-LAW, Commonwealth Building, Scranton, Pa PATTERSON & National Bank WILCOX, Building. TRADERS' C. COMEGYS, Building. 0-1! REPFBLICAN A. W. BERTIIOLF. Atl.. Mears blilg. MIDWIFE MRS CABLE. ORDt'ATE MIDWIFE 131S Wnshbuin wtreet Scninton. Kn gagennnts solicited Rooms nnd ljct iittiudiince for a limited number of pa tients. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. C. L. FREY. SCRANTON SAVINCS Bink Building. 122 Wvomlni; avenue MARY A opathM, SHEPHERD M D HOSIi, No 22S Adams avenue DR W E ALL Ington nvenii" :s. S13 NORTH WASH. DR. R. TRAPOLD SPECIALIST IN Diseases of Women, miner Wvomlng avenue nnd Spiuce stieut. Scianton. Ofllee hours: Thurdas and Satur iIhjp, 9 a. m. to 6 p m DR. I.. M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 20S Board of Trade Building. Olllce huiilx. f. to 9 a m , 2 to .1 and 7 to S p. m. Resi dence, 309 .Madison avenue DR. C L t'REAS. SPECIALIST IN Rupture Trus Fitting and Fat Re due tlon. Olllee telephone 13b3. Hours, 10 lo 12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9 DR. S W L'AMOREAl'X. OFFICE ".'I Washington avenue Resilience, 121S Mulbenv. Chronic dlseif-ps lung", heait, Mdnevs and genlto-urln.iry or gans u speclnlt Hours, 1 to I p m. W G. ROOK. VETERINARY SI'R geon Horses, Cuttle and Dogs treated. Hospital, 121 Linden street, Scranton. Telephone 2b72 SEEDS r,. R. CLARK & CO SEEDMEN AND Nurserjmen, store 116 Washington ave nue; green house, 1350 North Main ave nue: store telephone, 782. SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE I.ACKAWANN . Scranton, Pa. Courses pieparutory to college, law, medicine or bin-inc-i. Optus Sept 12 Pi ml foi ontiiloKtie. Rev. Thomas M. Cunn LL I), Walter H. Buell, A. M. WIRE SCREENS JOS Kl'ETTEL, REAR "ill wanna nv (line. Sirantou Pa., turer of Who Sciens. LACKA- manufac MISCELLANEOUS LATEST 1-nO.M PHILIPPINE is land" Greatest Naval Battle. Shoes nil blown to plccis nnd landed In Net. tletnn's Shoe Store W.ishlnston uvenue I.udlen' tlm button shoes, luset an 1 dongol.l, tost $2 50, nt $I4i, ladles' llnw $2 00 shoes for "e, Indies' oMoids. cost $1 50, for 79e: men's $2 ft) calf and ruset shoes for $1 10, $100 shoes for $1 9s. etc BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR bnlls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed dings and concert work furnished For terms udiess H. J B.iuei, conductoi 117 Wjoinlng avenue, over Hulbert a music store. MEGAROEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS' supplies envelopes, paper bags, twine Wuiehousp, U1 Washington avenue, Scranton. Pu. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Del,. Lacka. and Wotcrn. Effect MondRl. Juno 20, 1693. Trains leave Scranton as lollows Ex press for New York and all points Ea"t, 1 10, 3 00. 5 10. S W and 10.05 u in., l.'.o and 3.r. p. m. Epresb for Easton. Ticuton, Phil idel phla and the South, 5 lo. SOO and IO.Oj a. ill , 12 55 und 2.21 p m Mauunk.i Chunk and way stations, 2 59 p. in. Tobjhunna nciomniodatlou, U lo p. m Express for Binghnmton, Oswego, El mlra Coining. Hath. Dunsvllle. Mount Morris und Buffalo, 1210, 2 35. 9 00 .1. m., 1 55 and 3 5i) p. m . making close ronnec tlons at Huilalo to all points In the West. Noithwcst and Southwest. Blnghumton und wuy stations, 1 05 p m. Fuctoryvllli) aicommodatlon, 4 00 and Nicholson accommodation tiOO p. m Express for Utlea and Richfield Springs, 2.15 11. m., und 1 .'5 p in. Ithaca, 2.33, 0 00 a in , and 1 K6 p m For Northumbeil.ind Plttston, Wilkes. Barre. PI) mouth HlooniHburg and Dan vllle. mukltiK close councetlons ul North, umbei land for Wllllamspnrt. Hurrlsburg, Baltimore Washington and the South Northumberland and Intel mediate sta tions U("i 10 05 11 in . and 1 55 mid 5.lo p m Nautlioke and Inter mediate stations fus and 11 10 a in J'lv nioiuli and Iniir medl.itp stations 3 3.1 and k M p m For Kingston 12 " p 111 Pullman piulor und -lecplng muches on nil expiess tialus. For detailed Information, pocket time tables, cite'., upplv to M. L. Smith Dis tilct Passenger Agent, depot ticket office. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD "mu Scheduleln Bllect Meyjp, iSoS. Tra'low$l:eay0 Wllkos'Barr Fol. 7.30 a. m., wook days, for Sunbury Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, B.HI. tnoro, Washlnjrton, and fop PitH. burg and tho Wost. 10.15 a. m... week day., for Hazleton, Pottavl lo. FieaHlr. Mnr. ........ and Philadelphia; Band for Suni bury, Harr sburK, Phlladelohla, Baltimore, Washington and Pitt- DlJrcr nnrl H u . , r - ...u irnsi, . 2p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris. u7 Tr 7nllaa"Phla, Baltlmoro, ts w Kf on' and P'burg and So West, 0.00 o. rn., week days, for Sunbury. nirrsburg, Philadelphia and riUDurg. B IIUTCIHNQnl?-.' aen'' P"' A'nt- J. LchlRli VUey Railroad System Antluaclto ""cal tfucd, Ensuring Cleunll , 'ih nnd Comfort. , . '" Sffcet Jluj is. isos. ., inA.!N.SJ'AVU SCRANTON. i or i-iiiiiiuri,iin niul N.m Vnri, ui ti & 11. It. it., nt I Till. and 12 03. 2 IS, 4 27 (Black DlatnonuKxpreis) and 11.30 p. m. I'or Plttston ii.d wilkcs.Bnrre via D, I,, k . R. It.. Inn 11 in ,, m 1 e-. "-. 6.00 p, m. " "" ' For Whllo Havel Hazlcton, Pottsvlllo, and principal point i the coal regions Via D. & II. R. H. bf,, 2.18 Hpd 4,27 p. m. 1 or Bethlehem. Luton. Reading. Har rlsburg and prlnclp.u Intermediate sta tions via D. & II. R. v. 6 C n. m, 12 0". 2.18, 4.27 (Black Dlamc.,,1 jjxprcss). 11.50 p. nr. For Tunklmnnork. Tinnda. Elmlra, Ithaca, Geneva nnd prlnipil Intermedl ato stations, vln D , L. & w. R. It., 8.03 a. m., 12 4" and 3.33 p. m For Geneva, Rochester, hiftnlo, Niag ara Falls, Chicago and nil pojts west via. D. & H R. R 12 03, 3 13 (Blah Diamond Express), 10 2S and 11.30 p m. Pullman parlor and sleeping tr Lehlgn Valley parlor ears on all trains- between Wllkcs-Barro and New York. hlladel phla. Buffnlo and Suspension Brace. ROLLIN 11. WILUUrn. Gen. upt. CHAS S. LEE, Pass. Agt.. 2fi Cor'nmlt otrei'l. New York. A W. NONE.MACHER. Division Iss enger Agent. South Bethlehem, Pa. Delaware an J Hudson. On Sunday. Jul) 3rd, trains will leave Scranton ns follows For Cnrbondale-l. 20, 7 33. 8 51, 10 11 a. m , 12 noon, 123, 2 20. 3 52 5 2"., 6 2o, '.01. 9.15. 11 00 p. m. , 1.16 p m For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal, Bos ton, New England point", etc 6 29 u. m,, 2 20 p. m. Foi Honexilnle-R 20. S 51, 10.13 a. m.: 12 noon; 2 20. 3 25 p. m, . . , . For Wilkcs-Burrc 6 15 7 K S II. JJ, 10 41 a 111 12 01, 1.21. 2 1S. O.3.S. 4 27, S10, 7 IS. 10 11 II "0 P m For New York, Philadelphia, etc.. vli, Lehigh Vallev Biillroatl-6 1 a. m., 120), 1.21. 4.27 p 111 . with Black Diamond Lx pres. 11 "0 p m . jr For Pennsvlvanla Railroad points, 6.(5, 9. IS n m 2 18. 4 27 p in For Western Points vl.i Lehigh alle Rallroad-7 4S n m 12 01 3 31, with Black Diamond Express, 10 11. UwO p m Trains will nirlve In Scranton as fol- Frum Cuibondale and the North 6 40. 7 I !. 8 3S. 9 II 1ft r1 11 .S a. rr. . 1 '-"J. 2 1j. 3 2j, 4 23 5 11. 7 i 10 -All 27 p in. From Wllkes-B.nre and the South 6.1 , 7.4n &4S. 10 OS 11". a m.. 1.18. 2.11. 3 43, 5 20, G21, 7 53. 10". 10 n p. m . 1.13 a. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. Tor Cnrbondate-107. 1113 a m. 151. 1 J. 5 11 i'jI P m For WIIkes-Unne-9"" 1111 a. m.; 1.5 3 2S, 5.11. 7.4S P ill , ,. ., , Lowest rates to all points In I nlted Stntes mill I'nnmla v T W BI'RDICK O P A Albanv. N. Y. 11 W. CROSS D P. A Scranton, Pa. Central Kallr ui ot New Jcraoy (Lehigh and tusqirelramia Division) Stations in New Yoil-Foo, of Llbcilv RtrcPt, N II "ml "'"'b 1'orr.v, Whitehall " Anthracite coal used exclusivcl), Insui Imr ileunlliu ss und eumfoit. TI Vli! TAIILE IN EFFECT SEPT. 13. .S'U 'li-alus lc.ivi Si ranton for Plttston, Wllkis-Baiie. eti . at s 30 10 10 a. m, 1.20, 2 .'I 3 20. 7 10 P m Sundaj '- 9 00 n. m , 1 UO 2 U 7.10 p. m Foi .Mountain Paik 6 0 a m , 3 20 p. m. Sundavs 911 a in 1 ,,,, 2 13 p m For "Likewood and Atlantic- Cltj, S.J) For' New York Newark and Elizabeth, 830 (expresM 11 m 12' pri ss), 3 20 (e. nrcss) p 111 huiidti) 2 r p m nain leaelug 1 2n p in . .hums at Philadelphia, Reading Terminal 70S p m. and New Foi Maueli Chunk Ailentown Bethle hem. I'nMu.i Hid Phlladelpllln. N 30 a m . 120 ", 2op in Siucln 2 13 p m For Hiltlmuii hihI Washington, and points South 1 nd We it via Bethlehem. b li) 11 m, 1.20 p in Sundavs. 213 p. ni. For Long lb nub Ot. in Groec etc, bt s M ,1 in nnd 1 20 p in For Head!!--; Lebinou and Harrlsburg, via Ailentown 0 .1 m. 120 p. m Sun- din -Mi P ni For Pnttsvllli -f a m . 1 20 l m Heturnlngliae New 'mrk foot of Lin rrtv street North River at (00, 1.10 (ex press) 11 m, I 2" (e.press p. m. Sunday, I W 11. ni . . ,-. , . Lt'ixo Ni w "irk South lerrv, foot Whitehall stic-t it 10S .1. trr . 1.2" p. m. Pas-eiigers uirlili'g or departing from tills terminal urn connect under cover with all the cheated rullioads Btoadwav cable cars and ferries to Brookl)n and St.itcn Islands, making quick transfer to nnd fiom Ii.tnrl I'intril depot and I.onff Island 1 illiowl Leave Phlla-lelplua Reading Terminal. 9 "1 u 111 ! m p. ni Suiul.i). 6 15 u m 'Through tUUiis to all points Eist, South und West at lowest rate at thu station J 11. OLHMSEN Gen. Supt H. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agt. i:ric anil Wyomlns Valley. Time table In effect Sept lflli 18r' Tialns have Sunnton foi New lorir, NtwvtMiiR and Interim dlate points on Kiie rallioad. alo for Hawley and local points nt7 03a nr and2 2P m '1 rains urrlvo at Sirnnton fiom above points at 10 23 a m , and i 13 and 9 0 p m. II iHI-l-411 Hil'J IIKU1W1 111-rOH!' 7FSSHSS SC'IIANTHN DIVISION. Ill Infect June -illlli, 18US. North Uouud. houtli Uoundi 205j'20;i'20l 202, 801:2011 P nl nisiS biS o. Btatloos 3$ a j v w m h Arrlie Leavei 1 11 7 40 7M 7iN Y Franklin St 7 10 West Had btreet 7 00 vveenawKen 810 A u'p up u Arrive Leave'i ur m r m ltd 4 35 10 45 10 40 8 iY, 1 ISl 18 1 09 S07lUCf 6 0012 40 5 84 U 40 5ITil.'25 94lllil4 M0 IS 03 6 2"' 1159 616,1149 cadosla 6 10; D C5l Hancock Starllzbt Preston 1'arU Wlovtood I'oyatelle Orson rieasant Mt. Unlondale Forest City Carbondale White Bridge Mayneld Jermjn Archibald Wlnton l'eckvllle Ulrplraut Prlccburg Throop rrovlileuca rark Place 616 III 10 31 10 21 ess; ft Si IM4U 8 SI 3 41 t'S 10 15 0 4 603 til 10 or 6 50 6' 7 0V 7 08 7 SO 3M 9 60 9 40 9 " It 8 8.1 31 M 8 0V, 6I4 319 611 9 S6 io soaiisi 7 84' 634' 6 64 0 07 6 63 4 47111 10 7 37,13 61 13 8S 6 U I8 48 01 8 46 6 03 4M'fll8' 4 4S1I-23 7 48 7 41 4 4111 IS 50 6 61 6 09 I4 419 ttl 6 84 61 6 31 638 6W 4 401115 7 8J 760 164 B4 4 3011 II 8 69 8 4.' 4 dl'U 07. 4&M1U' 1 11 nr 808 404 R40 8 3) 804 4 0T 8 00 810 410 81) 4 mi 1 nil 4 14 jilt 81 4 19fMMl 812 816 8 30 4 15 10 5' hcrauion 4 80 6 86 1 ulr 111 u leave Arrlffl P u I signifies that trains stop on signal tor pas. eeDRers. I I alns :a and 800 Sunday only other trulas dally except Fonday. secure rates via Ontario & Western before purchasing tickets and save money 1 rnouvh Wagner ouffet bleeper and free re clining chair car New YorJr to Chicago. l'p.. kcneer lliittn llrdiicrd lo Two Cents rerjlllc. J.C. Anrltr-OD, dfU.Pfcj" Agt, T. riltcroft, Ulr, l'ass, Agt. Scranton, r -i
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