2N THE SOUAINTON TKIBUJSIE-SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1895. AMERICAN IMPORTS INTO CHINA THEY CONTINUE TO INCREASE KAPIDLY. Reports Received by the Treasmy Bureau of Statistics Show That Imports of Other Countries Are on the Decrease Oil Trndo, However, Is Endangered by Russia and Sumatra, Special to the Beranton Tribune Washington, Oct. 14. American Im poita Into China continue to increase, while those of other countries decieuso. This Is shown by tho statement of the Chinese trade teports for 1S97, Just ie celvert by the tiensury bureau of sla tlsticG. The document In question Is a large volume of nearly 1.000 pages, and contains repents ftom the custom oluclnla of all the pnits of China, and also n general statement from the statistical secretary of the Chinese cus torn., service. Mr. I'. 1" Tnloi. who calls nttenllon to the geneinl falling off In Imputations of cotton goods by reaon of the erection of local cotton mills, but sns. "American good.?, how ever, continue to Inciease In faor, dillls showing an Improvement of over 300.000 pieces, jeans of over 15,000 plcres, and sheetings of neatly 170,000 plect but these nie almost the only excep tions to the geneial decline. Drills, except Atneiltan. show a heavy de erenso. while jeans linpioved Of sheetings except American, le. weie impnitr'l by oer a million pieces' Mr. Tnloi's statement, however, contains a warning to Ameilcan ex poitois of Uoiosono oil that their trade In China Is being endangeied by ltusslan ami Suinatinn oil.-", say ing "Ametlrnu oil Is llndlng lgoious rivals In Hiis-dun and ospec Lilly Suma tr.m oil In lv'ii the liguios uf Impor tation weie. Ameilcan, 51,570,S3! gal lons, Kurotan. 17,500 2S.I gallium; Sunn trail, M4.229 gallons; while In 1S97 they weie. Ameilcan, IS.212,n05 gallons; Hue-inn, :!G.921,t25 gallons, and Sumn tian, 14.212.27S gallons." AMERICAN COTTON' The leports of the comini'i'ioner? of cutlnni" at the atious po-c iNn 1011 ta'n man statomeuttc of lnteust to Amri can inanufac tutors. C.inmls sioner Lay, of Newchvvang, says on the fiupsllon of growth of American trade In cotton cloths: The lipldlty 'with which English dillls hae ben disap pearing may be seen bj noting that the Importation only four jeais ago amounted to S0.000 pleccn, while dining tho peilod under lev low (1S97) only 3, 000 pieces arrived. The predominant position secured bv American diills and sheetings lefeited to in past le poits Is now one of sheer supremacy. The most sti iking feature In the cata rorj of sundries is tho ovci whelming importation of keiosene oil, In which tinde the supiemnc.y of the American brands Is exceedingly ptonounced, for the large importation of 526,000 gallons In 1896 has been eclipsed b the 2.041. 000 gallons fo the ciedit of the period under review." Commissioner Hlpplsley of Tientsin, In his report pajs. "The notable In creases in importation are 00,000 pieces n jeans and twills, 107.000 pieces in Vmerlcan drills, and 175,000 pieces In Vmerlcan sheetings. American kero sene has arisen from 2,734,200 gallons to 4.550.500 gallons, Russia from 3.21G, 000 gallons to 5,20S,3S0 gallons, and Langkat, from 25,000 gallons to 120,000 of China, he sas: "It Is astonl-hlng how speedily Chinese, despite their re pitted convei'ntlsm, adapt them selves to a new envhonment and make the most of increased ttanspmt facili ties offered them. Already Peking tiult Is sent direct to Tnngku for ship ment south and Peking Is nlmllarly hupplled with southern fruit; and trar he generally developed so japldly that It soon became necessary to double the line." Commissioner Cat roll, of Chlfoo, sajs: "In cotton goods the meat nota ble increases In Imitations come un der shirtings of all kinds, 17,661 pieces; American drills. 3G.704 pieces, nnd Jap anese arn, while decreases aie shown In English and Indian dillls and sheet ings, handeikei chiefs and towels. 5, 281,000 gallons of American keiosene oil were Imported during the year, against 2,388,250 gallons In 1S90; while nuivals of ititPAlun kerosene (577,800 gallons) more than doubled the zecoid of the previous ear." Commenting on the exports of silk goods the com missioner adds. "The United States' markets ate now practlcaly closed on account of the prohibitive Impoit duty levied, at, much as seventy per cent, in srme Instance"." kerosene oil. Commissioner Hughes, of 'U'uhu, says: "Of foi gotten sundries the most important Is kerosene oil, the Increase In tho Importation of which Is s,omo thlng phenomenal, Inning lison ttom something over half a million gnllons ten jeais ago to over two and a half million gallons In tho jear under ie. view. The American vniiety still holds us supremacy, ' Commissioner Kocher, of Shanghai. in his report, says, "in lotton goods with the exception of India. T cloths Ameilcan diills, English Jeans, Ameil can sheetings, cotton lastlngs and Jnpanese cotton cloth.nll of which show a substantial Inciease theie was a downward tendency. Shillings and dillls from the I'nlted States and Can ada largely outnumbeied those of tho English make, for the icason. It Is al leged, that freight ftom Ameiku was much lower than from England. Ile exportH of cotton goods Impioved 6 per cent, American makes couritlng foi a good half of the appreciation, a con bidet able expansion of the keiosene oil tiade Is to be noted Though Ameil can oil retains Its piemler position, both Russia, and Sumatra have taken their fair shaie of tho Increase. The proxlmltv of Sumntra to the China market gives the Langkat pioduct an advantage which has been fully availed of and followed up bv the es tablishment of bonded tanks at Poo tung." Commissioner Von Mollendorff, of NJngpo, says: "Kerosene oil advanced -4),555 Boflons, chlellv in Ameilcan produce." Commenting on tho cotton trade, he says: "The native cotton mill established at this port has an addition of 0,000 spindles, and the mill Is tun day and night without Interrup tion." GRAIN CROP GOOD, Commissioner Morehouse, of Amoy, remarks that owing to nn unusually good grain crop It was unnecessary to import American Hour, rice or wheat tothe extent of former years, and nndB; $ ill'o Speedily, cures whoop. Oil IE ahiK-cough, croup aud ,- . c. ieie-couRh. Itijsafe y,, , , "I'can always rely on it. Children like it. Uosw are small. Price jts. "T-cloths arrived to the extent of 62, 038 pieces, an Increase over 1896 of 10, 617 pieces. American drills nnd chint zes exhibit Increased figures, 1,252 pieces of the former nnd 4,028 pieces of tho latter nre noted. Kerosene oil fig ures are the highest In the history of the port 3,830,920 gallons nrrlved. The American production stnnds nt the head, 1,728,690 gallons, followed by Rus sian, 803,770 gallons, while Sumntra amounts to 714,400 gnllons. The trade In American (lour fell off considerably, as the large rice crop obviated the ne cessity of purchasing foreign Hour." Commissioner Pliy, of Lappa, calls attention to the decrease In Importa tion of European (otton goods In con tinst with the reports of Increased Im portation of Ameilcan cotton goods, and commenting on the llvnlty of Su mntran oil with that from the United States says, that while Imports of American oil rose from 208,270 gallons to 355,50" gnllons, Sumatran oil In creased f i out 6S.673 gallons to 101.470 gallons, and adds- "Sumatra oil con tinues to be In great demand, nnd now, the third eai of n steady advance, cnu be nld to have taken a firm hold on the inaikct " IN THE PLAY HOUSES. "El Cnpltnn" Last Night. At the Lyceum last night Kous.i's opcrn, "i:i Capltan." was produced. It has been hero before, when It was sung by DeWolf Iloppei and the other mem beis of the original company. Many who witnessed last night's performance heaid the original company sing the opeia nnd were prepared to Institute comparisons Theie was ijulte a gen eral acreement that the company now at the Lvceum gives a performance thnt siiffeis little when contrasted with the woik of the oilglnal company. The chorus Is laigo and contains ninny good voltes, nnd the leading diameters nie all In capable hands. William C. Mnndeville as "HI Capltan" was very amusing He Is one of tho few comic opera comedians who does not descend to horse-plav or buffoon ei. He was not In good olce last night and the numbers that fall to his lot weie not sung as he Is capable of rendering them The .singing of 1'ied eilck Knights und Kate Mlchelena was a pleasing foatuie of the opeia. The work of Hdwaid I Wilkes, John Duns mute, Harry Outer and Madeline Lack was of an older that merits ictng. nltlon The opera Is handsomely staged. It will be repeated at the Lyceum this afternoon and evening. The Closing Attractions. At the Acndemv of Music tonight the Speats' Diamatle company will close Its engagement. This afternoon "Mon te rhristo" will be piesented nnd to night "SIHer Jack ' King Diamatle Company. The King Dramatic company, which has won great fame bj Its peifect pt os cillation of famous cenle melodramas, will open Its week's engagement at the Acadeni of Musk on Monday evening by a ginnd pioduetion of "Hands Actors the Sea." This famous pbo, wiltten by Htniy Pettlt, author e.f "Harbor Lights," "The Wot Id," and other gieat successes Is peihnps the most noted of aH similar plats, com bining, as It does, tidiness of scenic vestuie with n series of stirring situ ations. Its gieat tilumphs, including tuns of 600 nights in London, TOO nights in New Yoik ami 150 nights In lioston, are still remembeied by those familiar with tho gieat successes of the melo dramatic world. The King company has made a featuie of Its thorough renditions and has aimed to make each of the various productions to be given duilng the engagement as complete ns possible. "Hands Acioss the Sea" will bo presented In paitlculaily tine style, as It affords unusual oppni tunltles for elaborate settings, which have been fully taken advantage eff "Under the Red Robe." "Under the Red Robe," whlth made so pronounced a success at the Umpire theatre, New Yoik city, running for two continuous seasons, will be tho at tt action at the Ljceum on Monday, This now famous pla was adapted for the stage 1 Edwaul Ro'-e fiom the pages of Stanley Woman's fascinat ing noel and will be piesented here with the company which made it fa mous in neail. all oui laige cities. "Under the Red Robe" has been the most successful pla seen In New Voik for many yeais and must undoubtedly be a magnet to our amusement-loveis. William Moiils, who cieated so many admirable and impoitant loles at the Emplte nnd othei llist-clnss theatres In New Yoik, will enact the role of the heio, that of Oil de IJeiault, and Miss Ti antes Gaunt will be seen as Renee de Coc,hefoiet. the heiolne. "The Little Host." John f Slaln, one of the comedians with Telia Fo in "The Little Host" this Heatun. is one of the oungest and smallest fun-makois on the stage. He Is cxceedlnsU oilglnal In his methods and was a pilme fnvoilte In seveial of the New Voik Casino productions. Ho made a distinct hit In Auustln Daly's "The Clicus GUI" last season At the Leeum Tuesday, Oct. IS "Gay Morning' Gloiles." The ll i attiactlon next week at the Gaiety theitto will be the "Gny Morn ing i!Ioi1,.j" whlth conies heie her alded a- the season's bilglitest lilt. Tels ! nit to be doubted when It Is l.ni"! ihat the following popular fa oiltes nu on the bill. Giant nnd Giant, Willis nnd Harron, the Four SlHteis liollellle MtCnbe and Sablno, McClue and Mehln, Halamnlno and Pioston, McPhee nnd Hill, nnd last, but not least, Miss Doiothy Neville. It will be seen for thtee. nights, commencing Moudii. m i i i-.. AT HIS EXPENSE. "What's tho matter Chan ley. ino boy?" "I'm In u pehfict wage. When 1 went Into tho wesiiuwimt and cillcd tor tulf bwalns a big t.d-faceil fellah called mo a cannibal " Duiolt Uieo Press. She Have ou forgotten how you onco said ou would glvo the world for mo? HeWhat If 1 did? "Oh. nothing, particularly: but It seems very stiange now that ou won't even sell that little old taibutban lot ro that 1 can have a new wheel.' -Indianapolis Journal. Mr. Pllmley-Ah, es, every day I am reminded of tho fact that a man's do la his most steadfast friend and admirer, after all. Miss Sharpson-Well. you know, dogs have no sensa of the ildlciilouv.-Chlcttgo News. He There seems to be no question that divides public opinion more than annexa tion. Aie you In favor of lt7 She It is rather sudden, but If you're willing, I am. lioston Courier. He If I should embrace jou would you call for help? Bhe-If ou really thought you needed It. Detroit Tree Press. THE MARKETS. Willi Street Review. Now York, Oct. 14. Local stock market J3l'5a4; roughs, common to good, tt.20a3.15i overcome succcsslvley tho opening de pression reflected from thu earlier ti. inu nctions on foreign exchanges and the un settling effect of early weakness In sonio of the Industrials. A rtlapso later In tho dtv In n rnthe.r extended list of special ties put a stop to the upward movement of the market and brought trading In the L,ctioml list almost to a standstill. The U-1 of stocks traded In was Intgtly cur Ukl and activity much diminished, even In ino stocks which lead the decline. Tho l ellipse cnirled prlcts for tho most pait a fraction below lust nights closing und tho reaction fiom the highest reached a point In scino railroad stoeks. Total sales wero 211.1 rharcs. Tarnished by WILLIAM LINN ALLUN & CO , stock brokuis, rooms, 705-706 Mcars building. Open- Illeh- Low- Clo lug. est. est. in?. Am. Cot. Oil ro'i SPi .'6'4 ' Am. Bug. He'g Co ..1121 113T 110, 1I0H A.. T. & S. 1'., Pr .. 33i4 MN L'lS 33, Am. Tobacco Co ....IIS'4 12t 117' IIS Am. Spirits 11 1U4 11 H1 Halt & Ohio 45 45'. 45 4V Itrook. R. T C51, bM, ri, C.l'S Chic. & (?. W HW. , It llk Chic. & N, W 131 lll'i I'll IIIU chic, n. & q .n; n,vt niw hp Chlcngo Gas lot 10l' WVt hUtj Chic., MM. & St. P ..Wi lOMi 107' i 10"'i Chic.. R. I. & V . ...101'i, tOI'j 1014 lOl'l Chic , St. P M . O. 79 7'i'J, ') 79 C .C C. & St. 1 W ' Si :.'' Gen Dlectrlc 79', ''k 79 7 Louis. & Nash .... 51', K'i t,'t fl', Manhattan Hie .. .. 95 93'1t 't'i 9IU M. K. & Tex., Pr .. 30'4 UHi, 30'4 i'J'i Mo. Patiiic -a rn, ;.i m N. Y. Central 11V& 115'j 115i llt'4 Ont. X. West l'.H I.-', l-,i, IVi North Pacinc 41s, Vvt 40la M Nor. Paclllc. Pr .... 70 7 " iVj Pacific Mall V,F'a n."(. 32' 32's Phil. & Head ... . 17 17's 17 li'i Southern R. R., Pr.. ?3i V?l 3.!'s .V.'i Tenn . C. Iron . . 2(4 1 2G'S L'i'i Texns & 1'aclllo .. . IV i 13U r.4 li'i Union Pacific fi'x. C5' C54 '! U H Rubber fil' . Ciy- ffi's 3Vs U. S. Leather 6 6 6 6 U. S. Leather, Pr .. fit' 6P4 fit 61 Wabivh lr 20',(. SJ'i 20"i 20a AWst. Union 9PS jB 1P4 ')!', w. & l, r: 4 t t Ches & Ohio 2P.. Si 2Pj Wi Met. Traction Co . lfil 10) V 10-"4 N. Y. Air Rrake .. 101 lnj 101 li2 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKKT. Open- High- Low- Clos- WIIIIAT, lug. est. est. ii.g. net-ember ; l5'i fit C5's Mnv l,5s WH 65' lit,' CORN. December 3D'2 3I, 3J'4 'JO May Si SZ s:'a .-,', OATS. Deremlur 22'i 2." 2J'B i: Mn 21t8 23', 2! 'JiJ, l'ORK. Deptmbcr. 72 7 07 T V2 717 Ma 90O 92J PO) 9 'M LARD December. 4 -i 4 '0 lb.' 4 i May I'M 50J 4 W 5 02 Scinnton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS. Bid. Asked. Scranton & Plttsto.ii Trac. Co. . . co l"lrs,t Nutlonul lidilK $00 .", Dlmhuist Houlevurd log Scranton Savings Bank 225 , , Scranton Packing Co 95 Lacka. Iron & Steel Co 23 Third National Hank S83 Throp Novelty Mfg. Co 0 Scranton Railway Co 23 Dime Dep A: Dls. Hank . ... 155 Dconomj Light Heat & Pow er Company 45 Scranton Illumliatlng. Heat & Power Company 55 Scranton Forging Co 100 Tradeis' Nutloinl Hank 130 Lacka Lumber Co 150 Lack. Trust & Safe Dep Co.. 150 Mooslc Mountain Coal Co 1151 Scranton Paint Co so BONDS. Scranton Pass. Railway, first mortgage, duo 1920 115 People's Street Hallway, first mortgage, duo 101b 113 ... People's Stieet Railway. Gen eral mortgage, due 1921 115 Dickson Mfinufacturlng Co 100 Lacka Towrshlp School 5T- ... 102 City of Scranton St. Imp C 10." Mt. Vernon Coal Co t3 Scranton Axle Works 100 Scrantcn Traction Ci bonds . 1.15 ... New York Produce Market. New Yoik, Oct. II I'loiii Mnic active nnd firmer, Mliucsota patents tt'ntal ". Wht it Spot cas , No . red, "IHe., f o, b, ntloit. No 1 northern Diiluth. 7J!af., f. o b., afloat eaily November; No. L' Kansas hard. 71ic . fob allojt; op tions weak and lowei under disappoint ing cables nnd short selling with a later development of beav export business, however, shoits stampeded and a violent lecovery took place, having final prices 'iac. net higher. No ; red, Muirh closed 7.TS.C : May, "OV-. December. 72'i.e Corn Spot firm. No 2 CSc . f o 1 . afloat, options opened easv with wheat but later responded to nn active demand; May closed .ise. , December, .IC-jo. Oats Sttong. No. 2 27' if., No. i 27",e ; No 2 track. 29' c , No t white. 241-c . track mixed, western, 27aJ9c , track white, JXi '!3e ; options dull and nominal. Hotter rirm; western creamerv, l"''n2Je ; do factory, U'alH.c , Llglns 22e , Imita tion creamerv, l"ul7c state dilrv, 11a ls'-t ; do, creamery, 15nr.'c Uggs-Mrni; state and Pi nnsvlvanin, ls'.alKc ; west ern fresh 17'salsc. Philadelphia Provision Maiket. Philadelphia, Oct. 11 - Wheat Pit in; contrail grade, Octnbci. 72a7.''ic Com Pirm, No 2 mixed October, ;.iia3n'4e. Oats riim. No 2 white dipped 2S'i.i,."ie. , N . 3 do do, 27h27'lc., No. J mixed, do, .'7a 27'sc. Huttei Plrmj '.e hlghei , faiuv vvtsttrn cieamery 2U'te , do prints. T.c. Dggs Steady, fresh, nearbj, 17'.i , do. w 1 stern, 17e ; do southwestern, 10c , do southein Iw Cheese Ulrm Refined Sugars Unchanged Cotton Steady. Tal. low Dull. Ilj prime, In hogsheads, r.'tc ; fountiy, do. do barrel 31ie.; dark. o , 3'iC , lakes, 4e , giease 3i Live Poul er.v l'hm. good demand, fowls, fli-ulnc ; old roostei-s, 7c , spilng ililikens 'i'-v l'J'.c , turkeys, lalOc,, ducks, tlaluc, geive, ae. ureseu re-ilti.v I'nc hanged, fo.vls, choice 9al0'it , fair to good D'.alOe ; old roosteis. tPjC , spring ihlcken. western huge. lliilSc. small and scalded, do, la We. Receipts Ulout. 4,(ai barrel" and '.'", it sacks, wheat 44 1"! bushels, coin 157,000 hiiFlicls, emts 10 (MX) bushels Ship mentsWheat, 4.010 bushels, com, 1I3.W) bushels, oats, 12,000 bushels. Chicago Live Stock. Chicago Oct. ll.-Cattle Stead . native beet steeis. J5.23a5 0O; common fed Tex ans and fed westerns, Jlal.UO, stockers and feeders, $3al"0; fanty veal calves, W.25a7.10, stocks calves, $4 SOaS. Ilog Steady at $3 C5a'J M). pigs. j 30a3 50. Sheep and Lambs Active at HUGO for Inferior to choice sheep, choice to fancy jeai lings, $150.14 73, western ringo sheep, f.;ual.S0; fteders, l,i4 20. lambs, 51 25.il.50; choice inngo lambs. 1 to- feeding lambs, $1 MJa 5.1",. Receipts -Cattle Juou head; hogi, 37,000 head, sheep, 7.0O1 head. New Yoik Live Stock. Now Yoik. Ott II -Beeves-Active: bteers. U 00.i5.5i, oxen nnd stag. JM1.70, bulls, IASOjS.JB. cows. U'al. veals, slower, other calves stttnlv ; veals. JI50aS.5O; gnissere. J175al Cur or westerns, H..5. Bhccp and I.uinhs-Clnvv; sheep. f3 25a 1. Hogs Firmer nt JI11I20 Buffalo Live Stock. Kust Huffnlo, Oct. H-Cattlo-Slow and fairly active, Yorkers, good to choice, pigs, goods to iholcc, S3.IOa3.bO. Sheep find Lambs Fairly aclvoj lambs, choleo io extra X-i7.-.ioo- pulig. fr t0 good, SI.73 The People's VWWlMMAM A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Hcncflt of All Who Have Houses to Rent, Real Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help These Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for l'lvc Cents a Word lix:cpt Situations Wanted, Which Arj In. sorted Free. FOR RENT POR RDNT-C-ROOM HOl'SD. S12 WAX . month, lnqulro of Dr. Do Oraw, No. 521 dlbson Ktrect. . SIX-ROOM SINOLrlIOPSC, 1NCLVD , big bath room, for rent. Is In tlrst class condition and has nil conveniences, "iciulro of John Wnltar, comer Madison avenuoniul nnm niairn Htiret. ion itK.N"r-ri:pi; room on shaiil . of oillees sccind floor front, Coal Lx change, call at loom 15. for iu:nt - edccnd floor, 701 Qulncy FOR SALE poirsALRrnSnriTcTu'nRRT yp- rlght piano, but little used; In perfect order, with manufacturer's guarantee, will he sold vcr iheap Call at Rooms 7 and B, Huir Hulldlng. 1'OR SALD-A Si:COND-1IAND PA" . center crank high spceil ("Blnonl" prst rlass rondltlon. For further par tlculars apply nt this office. TOR SALD-TDN R-I-P-A-N-S TOR 5 cents at druggists One gives relief. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALR-DF.SIRAHLD Ni: SIN gle hocse on Wehsttr avenue, near cilbon street, also single house rns Qtilncy uveniie, heated with tltv steam, nlso a number of iholtt) lotr oil Wt lister ave nue, betwien lino and Gibson stro'ts. tl. 1'. Revnolds, at L I. &. S Oo.'s ofllce. FOR SALC-MY RDSlDKNCn AT 215 Colfax avenue; Just ci mplcted All modern Improvements, llurdwood finish, s-mltnry plumbing, electric lights, etc. Prlco reasonable. Addriss Frank T. Okcll, 221) Broadway, New York city. WANTED WANTDD-CASD OF HAD DKAI.Tll that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit Send 5 cents to Hlpans Chemical Co, New Yoik, for 10 samples and 1,000 testi monials. HELP WANTED. WANTRD-MAN OR WOMAN OP KM orgy and bmlnes ability to travel for established Ilim $50 a month and all ex. peases P. W. Z.lcgler A. Co , 225 Locust street. Philadelphia Pa HELP WA NT ED-MA LE. sTiurrrrTi:rts '" Vvantf.d -oood wages paid foi competent wormneii The Hunt A. Council Co. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. WANTDD-WOMDN and mkn to woik for us at home Good wage s paid Positively no eanvaifliig or goods to bo sold. Thne month woik guaian tced. Imperial Supply Co Phil ulelphl 1. PROFITAHLR HOMIJ WORK - WD want a few men and women In eveij town to mako novelties for us at their homes; ran work div or evening, mnklng $ to $15 wccklj, nciurdlng to tho tlmo devoted to the work, experience unncces saiy, no lanva-slng, steadv emplovment to earnest workeis full pirttculnrs ami work mailed 011 application. Ilrazlll 111 Mfg Co , New Yoik city AGENTS WANTED. WANTRD- GDNRRAL AGRNTS TO sell rubber eollais, cufts and 1 routs. Kxcluslve terrltorj The Dalton Mfg Co., Springfield, Mass SALESMEN WANTED SALKSMDN SHLLINO HARDWARH, agrlculturiil, druggist central stoics, good nv spKndld seller, good side line. Kdgewood Co. Cleveland, O for rdnt-puiasant ri unishkd rooms, conveniences Rooms from $1 W up, 522 Mulbeiry stieet. PLRASANT HOOV1S Terms 1 calculable. Adams avenue. 1T1I HOARD The Aldlne. 421 TWO LAROK FRONT ROOMS. FPU nlsheel, gas. bath cltj heat. Old Post office. ROOMS WANTED. vANTi:D-TliRi:iil HIUUIIT rooms, top floor for light house keeping l, man and wlte, no children, state prliu. Addie-s II., this ofllce MONEY TO LOAN. MONRY TOlTo.NON "t'lT X RKAL 'Us. tate Any amount on sti.uht loans, $2o0 to $10ii0 ut once. A N Wulkt r, looms 1 ami 2 Coal Dxchauge n3D5, sheep, choleo to stinted wctneis, $1 75al S5, culls aud common, $2 .'5at Chicago Pioduce Market. Chicago Oit it Weak tables and enormous export sales weio the conteu I Ing factors In wheat totlaj. An unex pected deillno ut Llvcipiol caused a wiak nnd lowei market luie during tho morning but tcaboatd lepotts showfiu, leiord breaking engagements for txpoit icbulttsl hi u tccovrry of the earlj deellno and about '4e. besides Coin follow el wheat and closisl '4uV. higher. Oats tlosed unchanged Precisions were weak early but leeovcred and closed 7'-jal2's '. higher. Cash quotations wile as follows. Flour Strong; No .1 spilng wheat, u.1.1 CP'.c. ; No. 2 red, R',afi7c , No 2 corn, fti'W 30i . No 2 led. lOaaO'.c , No i ije, lltc; No. 2 bailej. fob. 41alJc . No 1 flax seid. 90'jf , prime tlmothv seed. 2 2,lal.-3, mess poik, K.'ma" m-,, bird, S 1.95a I 07 j ; short ribs $5.1'a5 40, diy salted shoulders. 41. c; shoit dear sides, $ 3U.iS.l0. vvhlske, $1.25; sugars, unchanged East Libei ty Cattle Market. Rast Llbert. Pa, Ott 14. futile Steady, extra. $5 25i5 40, piinie, S5a5 (5; tommon, $3 7i.a Hogs Active at un changed prices Sheep Firm; ptirue, SI i5 n4 75; common, $123nn.75, choice lam is, Si.75ai, tommon to good, $IVm5M; veil talvcs, $7n7.50. Oil Market. Oil City. Pa . Oct. 14 -Credit babino-s. $1.12; certificates tlosed SLIPS bid lor cash, sales, 4,000 cash nt $1.12, 1,000 nt Sl.U; 3 000 at $1.13j; total, 10,000; shipments, 01,. 335 barrels; luns, SI 7S2 bairels. BASE BALL. PhlladelphlB-Hiooklvn No game, rain. Haltlmore-HoJton No same, rain. Now York-Washington No game, too cold Louisville, 11; Clovelund. 2 (first game). Cleveland, S; Louisville, 4 (second game). Wanted to Know, Mrs. McLubberty "Murty, the dochter sas hv vcz wall hov alchollu stlinmj lints e should take 'em only wld yure meals." McLubberti (ailing and grouchy) "He. gono! how can a mon be altln' ahl tho tolrnu.'" Puck. Not Much, Mother "What was going on In tho parlor lietit night, MndgeV" Madge (shvlv) "Onty the engngoment ring, ma," lioston Tint tier. Exchange. NQllrf' FOUND. NyVWAVA HAY HORS3 FOtJND-OWNDR CAN havo samo by proving property and palng charges. 8. Thompson, 42a Lack awiiuiia avenue. BANJO PUPILS WANTED. A HAN.IO ARTIST WILL TAKH A FF.W pupils In Seiuiiton, no matter how far advanced. Leavo otders at Hulbert's Music house, Miss Warner, IV) I Cnpouse avenue, or J. s. Kunkcl, "10 Adums ave nue; order beforo tho fflth. LEGAL. NOTICE-IN THE MATTRR OF TUP, petition of the City of Scranton for the appointment of viewers to ascertain tho costs, damages and expenses nnd assess the benefits for coi.r miction of a sewer svstem to sewer portions of Schullz court, Harilsou avenue, Stlpp court. Winder avenue, Sheivvood touit Colfax avenue and Okell court In the Seventeenth wind or the City of Scranton. In tho Court of Common Pleas. No. 1551 September term, H9S The undersigned, hatlng'bccn appointed by tho Court viewers In the foregoing matter, heieby glvo notice that thev will on tho 2.'nd day of October. A. D. MS. at 10 oMock u. m. meet on tho lino of tho said improvement, at the lormr of Ilar rlon avenue and Linden stieet, pioceed. Ing thence over tho lino of said Improve ment. viewing tho same and tho promises affected theiobv, nnd will hear all par ties Interested therein, and their wit nesses DAN1RL i: DAVIS. JAMRS MOIR. JR. JOHN F1TZSIMMONS View ois PROPOSALS WILL 1113 R13C 13IVI3D I1Y tho secretary of Dunmoio school dis trict up to fc o'doik In theevenlng ofTuis day, Oct. IS, ISIS, for ten coupon bonds of tho denomination of live hundred dollais tSVX)) each of tho Dunmoro school district elated Oct. 1.1&'ix.nntl pnyablo fourteen (II) jears fiom date with Interest at the rate of four per centum (1) per nnnum. pay able seml-anninllv on tho first davs of April and October of r.ich c.ir. Prlnel- pit and Intel est pn iltlo at the oll'ce of 1111 ireasuni of the Dunmoro st Muol 01s trlct in tho borough of Dunmoic, l.ack awanua county, Ptnnsylvnnl 1. Thiso bonds are Issued fie from all taxation of everj kind lhe( boiouqh of Dunmore agreeing to pit .vorv lawful tax. nsescd against th .inn I Jl. URONSON, f-ccretarv Dunmore School Dwttlct P.IDS WILL HR RRCFIVRD HV THI3 Green Ridge Coal Company nt tin h ofllco until Saturdav Ott 15 lViS to drive a rock tunndl from No 2 Dunmoio vela to tho No 1 Dunmoro vein Dimensions of tunml to be twelve (12 feet wide end six (6) feet off the inll on an ascending pitch of twelve (1J) degiee"- Length of tunnel eighty (vn feet more 01 less The On ,n Hldge CotI Compinv ri serving the right to reject any .or all bids. W L. i'ONNHLL, Supt SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. VNV SI PRRPLt'OrS HAIR RI3MOVI3D flee thli week to prove electric It j per manent harmless palnlcs. ixput opei 11 tor. Helen lliiehaiian. Dermatologist, .112 ashlngtou avenue. CHIROPODIST CORNS HFNIONS AND INGROWING nails cured without tho least pain or drawing blood fonsultiitlm and advice given lree 13 M HI3TZIR, Chlropn. dlst. 3.W Lackawanna avenue, .adles nt t ndetl at their resldenie If deslie't Charges modciate SCALP TREATMENT. MRS I, ment. massage, Qulnij T KRLLRIt, SCALP TR13AT 5iV , shampooing 5i'c , facl ll mauliurlng, 25t. , chiropody. .'Jl CITY SCAVENGER A H IIR1GGS CL13ANS PRIVY A AFLTh and cess pools, no odor lmpioveil pumps ustd A IlllIGGS Proptlitor Leavo ordeis 1100 Ninth Main avenue, 01 Kb Ho s drug store, toiuii Adams and Muloerrj Teltphone win PERSONAL. WEALTHY WIDOW13C 7'. Kl and puo porous business no entumiirantc s will ihorlsh und appreciate graciems t-tusihlc wife. "Hioker, ' 1P5 Hast l5th st : 'i SITUATIONS WANTED SITFATION WANTRD-TO GO OFT HV tin- daj washlm, aiming or un kind of house cleaning or will t.tl.i washing home Sldt door 120 Fiankliu avenue SITUATION WANTI3D-HY A YOFNC, married mnn of good moial ch-uacter, stilctb temperate in habits as Janlto-. Can give best of lifelines Add) ess ' Williams ave Ctirbnudule. Pa. WANTI3D - WORK 1Y THK D Y washing, honing, tleanlng or cooking. Addiess Miss L. 13, 4JO South 0th sinoi. WORK WANTI3D 11 V Till. DAV, washing, ttt , b a mlddli-agcd, tol oied woman. Mis. Coleman, IM Lacka wanna avenue SITFATION WANTI3D-HV L'XPRRf tenced man attnullng to bolln or lite room Adilriss John Granville, 350 Wash ington avenue. SITFATION WNTI3D-HV A YOFNG man, dilvlug team 01 delltiiy wagon, well aeuualiiiid with iHy . good refei enees W. A . Tllbuno olllee SITFATION WANTI3D-A SOHHIt AND Industrious mm wants a situation as a house finisher, an a No. 1 woikman. Address Woil'.maii. Trlbuno ofjlu. SITFATION WANTDD-HV AVOiTnG man; has had txpiilcuit driving laiiu diy wagon, cunvasslng and stationary en gineer, can give good reference. Ad dress 11. Jones, 1005 R.viion street SITFATION WANTI3D-DOINC. (il.N eral huusewoik. Addiiss A C, T1II1 uue. SITFATION WANTI3D-HY A YOFNO as bookkeepei, with four .veurs expe ilence, can give good leferentes 01 recom. mendiitlon If teaulitU. Address 13 R W., 101 fopiuee street. WANTI3D-A POSITION AS CI.inTlCOU shipping clerk In stole Heferences. Address 1' I. , Hox 2, Allel, Pa. SITFATION WANT13D-TO GO OFT HY tho day washing, honing or any kind of houso tleanlng or will take washing lug home 120 Franklin avenue, side dooi SITFATION WANTI3D-HY A YOFNG gill to do light housework hi small fatnllj Addiess as Putnam stieet, North 13nd, cltj. SITUATION WANT13D-DY A MAIL tied mnn as fireman, statlouarv engi mer or pump runnel ; also thorough! nn. dirstands elcctrlety and refilgerator Ico machines; Is well experienced and can glvo good references. J. D W. t;7 Penn avenue. SITUATION WANT13D - HY LADV. would take charge of widower's houso or do light huusewoik for the use of two looms. Write Rooms. Tribune ollito. TO PUHL1SHRHS-AN 13XP13RIUNCFD newspaper printer Is opm lor an en gngemtnt at a fair salary, as foumau or compositui. Can fill tlthei. Addiess "Foreman," General DcllvAj, Scranton, Pa WANTF.D-A POSITION AS HOOK kiipcr b n ouiik mini, ten jiars ex perience In nevvepapor olllee, best of rof leilie. Address (1 13 . Trlbunu olllee. SITUATION WANTI3D - HY A Re filled und Intelligent lad its house keeper or to do light housework. Homo lomforts wiiuted more limn high wages. Addrtjsa Comfort. Tiibunu ufllic. PROFESSIONAL. AnOHITCOTS EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, Conncll Building, Scranton. 13. L. WALTI3R, A11CIHTI3CT. OFFICH rear of COS Washington nvenue. LF.WIS HANCOCK. JR., AHC1I1TF.CT, 435 Spruce St , cor. Wash nv., Horanton. FRI3D13IHCK L. RROWN. ARCHIT13CT, Price Hulldlng. 125 Washington avenue, Scranton. T. I. LACKY & SON, ARC1I1TI3CTS, Traders' National Rank. DENTISTS DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PRI vatc Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul berry. DR. II. 1'. R13YNOLDS OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAUHACH. 115 Womlng ave WRLCOMH C. SNOVI3R, 334 Washington avcruc. Hours, 0 to Land 2 to 5, HAT MANUFACTURER. TOLLR. 409 SPRUCI3 STRRI3T. MAKI3S your hat to order nnd they fit. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS TH13 KLK CAKE. 123 AND 127 FRANK lln avenue. Rates reasonable. P. Z13IGLL3H, Proprietor. SCRANTON 1IOUSK, N13AR D , L. & W, passenger depot. Conducted on tho 13u lopcuii plan VICTOR KOCH, Prflp. LAWYERS FRANK 13. IIOYLE, ATTORN13Y AND Counselloi-at-Law Huir Hulldlng, rooms 13 nnd 11, Washington avenuo. OK13LL & DUNN, ATTORNEYS. 5 TO 11 Coal Exchange Building, Scranton. W1LLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, AT torne.vs nnd Counscllois-at-Lavv. Re publican Hulldlng, Washington nvtuue, Scranton, Pa. JAMES II TORREY, ATTORNEY AND Counsellor-at-Liw. Rooms 41J and 4ll Commonwealth Hulldlnc. Commonwealth Building, JESSUP & JKSStTP, ATTORNEYS AND Counsellors - at - Law. Commonwealth Hulldlng. Rooms 1, 20 nnd 21. JAMES W. OAKKORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law Rooms 511, 515 and C10, Hoard of Trade Hulldlng. D H REPLOOLE, ATTORNI3Y-LOANS negotiated on real estate security. Meurs Building, corner Washington avenue and Spruce street. JAS. J. H HAMILTON, ATTORN 1 3Y-at-Law. 301 Commonwealth Hulldlng, Scranton. EDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY. Rooms 001.101. nth floor. Mears Hulldlng. L A WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, m2 Board of Trade Hulldlng, Scianton, l'a C R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Commonwealth Hulldlng. Scranton, Pa. PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS' National Rank Hulldlng. C COMEGYS, 3-11 REPURL1CAN Hulldlng. A. ' HERTIIOLF, Attj . Mcars bldg. MIDWIFE MRS OARLE GRADUATE MIDWIFE 151s Washburn street. Scranton En gagements solicited Rooms nnd best attendance for a limited mimbet of pa tients. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. C L. FREY, SCRAN'I ON SAVINGS Hank Hulldlng, 122 Womlng nvenue. MARY A SHEPHERD. M. D. HOME- opathit, No 22S Ad ims avenue DR W E ALLEN 512 NORTH WASlT Ingtou avenue DR R 'iRAPOl.D. SPECIALIST IN Diseases of Women, corner Wyoming nvenue and Spruce stieet, Scranton. Olllco hours: Thursdat s and Satur days, 0 a. m to t, p m DR L M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND EOS Hoard of Trade Hulldlng. Qmco hours, S to 9 a. m , 2 to 1 und 7 to S p m. Resi de nee, Sua Madison avenue. DR. C L FREAS, SPECIALIST IN Rupture Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc tion. Ofllce telephone 1J1 Hours, 10 to 12, 2 to I, 7 to 9 DR S W L'AMOREAFN. OFFICE ?n Washington avenue Reslikntc. 121S Mulbtir.v. Clnonle diseases, lungs, heart kldnejs and genlto-uilnaiy or gans a pecl.iltv. Hours, 1 to I p. m W. G ROOK, VETERINARY SFR geon Hor," Cattle and Dogw tieated. Hospital. 121 Linden street, Scranton. Telephone 2672. SEEDS G. R. CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AND Nurserjmen, store 116 Washington ave nue; gieen house, 1250 rsorth Main ue nuo; store telephone, 782 SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANN . Stranton Pa. Courses puparatcuv to eollege, law, mcdltlne or business. Opens S pi 12 Send foi e italogue. P.iv Thomas M Canii. LL D , Wultir II. Hue II, A M. WIRE SCREENS JOS KFF.Tt13l7 REAR 511 LACKA wanna avenue, Sitanton. I'a., mauutac luier of Wire Stic lis MISCELLANEOUS LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE IS hinds dealest Naval Uattle. Shoes all blown to pieces and landed In Net tlelon s Shoe Store, Washington avenue Ladles' tine button shoes. ruset and dnngnla, eost 52 50, at fill, ladies' hue J.Mio shoes for "Jc, ladli-h' oxfonhi c,nst $1 50. for 79c men's tl 50 calf and ruset shoes for Jl l'. ?J0 shoes tor $1 9S, etc. HAl'ER'S ORCHESTRA-MI SIC FOR bulls, pltulis, parties, leitptloiiH. wed dings and concert work furnished For terms, mil ess R J Haihi, coiiductoi 117 Womlng avenue, over Hulbcrt a music store MEGARGEE 11ROTHERS. PRINTERS' supplies envelopes paper bags, tv.lnt Win chouse Uo Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Del.. I.tickii. and Western. Effect Mondaj, June 20, 1&9S. Tialns leave Scianton as follows L'x press foi New York and all points East, 1 10, J 00 510, b W and luo5 a. m , 1J55 and 3.3.1 p. m. Express for Eastoii. 'Irentoii, Philadel phia and the South 5 10, &00 und 10 aj n. m . 12 55 and .1 il p in Manunka Chunk and way stations, 2 50 Tobyhanna aeeominodatlon, CIO p. m Expross for Hlnghaiuloii, Oswego, 131 nilrn. Corning, Hath. Dansvllle, Mount Mmrls und imrialo. 121" 2X,. yoo a m, 155 und 5 DO p m.. making close conuee tlons ut Huffalo to all points in the West, Northwest nnd Soul hw est Hlughamtou nnd way stations, 105 p. m. Factor vlllo uceoininod itlon, 1 00 and Nicholson aitominodailon 0 00 p in Express fui Utlca und Rlihllild Spilngs, 1 V, a in , and 1 f5 p in Ithuca, 2 Aj. 9 00 a m . and 155 p m. For Northumberland. Pittston. Wilkes. Pane. Plv mouth. Itloomshurg and Dan vllle. making close connections nt North, umbei land for Wllllumsport, Hairlsburg, Hultlmorc, Washington and the South Noitliumberlaud and Inteinudlate stn tlous 6H. 10 05 a m . and 1 55 and G in p Nuntlcoko and Intermediate stations, SOS aud 1110 a in. I'lvmoulh and lulu, nudlato stations, JB5 and &50 p m i'ar Kingston. 12 55 p m Pullman pu riot and sleeping ro.iihes on nil expiess tiulus For detailed Information, pocket time tables, etc., apply to SI. L. Smith. Dl 1 1 let Passenger Agent, depot ticket office. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. ' m m m . . 'lf-WU-l.Xf'XiTirLrM PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Schedule In Effect May 19, 189S. Trains Leavo Wllkos-Barro as Fot Iowa: 7.30 a. m weok days, for Sunbur nurrisuurR, rnuaaeipriia, ualti more, WaslilnRton, and for Pitts burg and the West. 10.15 a. m., wook days, for Haztelon, Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun. bury, HarrlsburR, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitts ,bu""K and tho West. 3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris. burK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, WashlnKton, and Pittsburg ani tho Wost. G00 p. m., wook days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and Pittsburg. 1 n iiimM,,kcVrL0D! ln'l Paw. Ajent J. II. HUTCHINSON, Oenernl aUnazer. Lehigh Valley Railroad System Anthracite Ccal Used. Ensuring Cleanli ntss and Comfort. ivJi r. N,s J;.v'VVK, SCRANTON. 1 or Philadelphia and New York via D, mii ' i"',.1" nt ,45 " m" nnJ 03. 2.18, 4 27 vI;1,ntk,Dlnmonil Express) and 11.30 p. m. T1Sr,V.lt,,s,tn and Wllkes-llarre Ma D JoqVm. ' ' ",10 " "' 1,B5, 3'3: n.!,'i0rn!t0,Harn' "azleton. Pottsvllle, f iff'u,1fm?,".lhl1 coal regions iu,V; l u".5 K-IJS nna " p. m. I or Hethlehem, Easton, Reading, Har J ?llrB, a"d Principal Intermediate) stn- 'tM,nY'7a , , ", ," n" cr a- " " -.is, .7 (Ulack Dlamcnd Express), U.sg For Tunklmnnock, Towanda, Elmlra. Ithaca, Geneva and principal Intermedl nto stations, n D., U & W. R. R 8 0S a. m , 12.15 and 3.35 p m. I' or ; rjeneva. Rochester, Huffalo. Nlag ara.1'alls, Chicago and nil points west via, p. & H, R. n uoj. 3tj (Black Diamond LxPrcss). J0.28 and 11.30 p m. Pullman. parlor and sleeping or Lehigh a nl ley parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes-Hurro nnd Now York, Philadel phia. Huffalo nnd Suspension Bridge. ROLLIN H. WILUIU'R, Oon. Supt. CIIAS. S. LEE. Pnss. Agt., 26 Cortlande Kfront Wn rtt A. W. NONEMACIIER. Division Pass enger Agent, South Hothlehem, Pa. Delaware and Hudson. On Sunday. July 3rd, trains will leavo Scranton as follows For Carbondale B20, 7 53, 8 53, 10.11 a. m ; 12 noon, 1.21, 2 20, 3 52, 6 23, 6 25, 5.57, 9.15. 1100 p. in.; 1 1G p. m. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton, New England points, etc. 6 20 a. m, 2 20 p. m. For Honesdale-6.20, 8 53, 10.13 a. m.; 12 noon; 2 20, 3 23 p m. For Wllkes-Hnrre. 6 45. 7 4t, 8 41, 1.11, 10 43 a. m.: 12 01, 1.23, 2.18, 3 3J, 4 27. S10, 7.4S, 10 11. 11 10 p. in. For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via Lehigh Valley Railroad 43 a. m., 12 01, 1.2S. 4 27 p in ; with Black Diamond Ex piess, 11..10 p. in For Pennsvlvnnla Railroad points, 6.15, 9 3S a. m , 2.11. 4 27 p. m For Western Points via Lehigh Vallev Rallioad 7 48 n. m.: 12 03, 3 33, with Black Dlimond Express. 10 41, 1130 p. m. Trains will nrrlvo In Scranton as follows- From Carbondale nnd tho North 6 40, 7 4 1. 8 1, 9 11. 10 IS 11.58 a. m.. 1.23. 2 15, 3 23, 4 21, 5 41 7.1!, 10 3S. 11 27 p. in. From Wllkes-Harre and the South 6.1 7 48 8 41, 10 08 1155 u m: 118. 214. 3 43, 5 20, C 21, 7 51 o 01. io ir, p m ; 1 13 a. m SFNDAY TRAINS. For Caibiuidale 9.07, 1133 a. m.; 153, 1 52. 5 53 5 ! p m For Wllkes-llarre 9 33, 11.11 a. m ; 1.68, 3 2, 5 41, 7 13 P. Ill Lowest rates to all points In United States and Canada. J. W HFRDICK O P. A . Albany, N. Y. I(. W. CROSS. D. P. A, Scranton, Pa. Centra, I Railronil of New Jersey (t.ehlgh aud Susquehanna Division.) Stations In Now York Foot of Liberty street, N. R and South Ferry, Whitehall street Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insur ing clcanllnes and comfort. TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. 13, iSJ3 Tnlns Rave Stranton for Pittston, Wllkes-Harre eti., at 8.30, 10 10 a. m 120, 2.13, 3 20, 7 10 p m Sundas, 9 00 n. m, 1 00. 2 13. 7.10 p m. For .Mountain Park, b.30 a. m , 3 20 p. m. Sundavs 9 00 a m . 1 00, 2 15 p m. I'm Lakewoud and Atlantic City, S.J) a m. For New Yolk. Newark and Elizabeth, S .0 (express) a ni , 1 20 (express), 3 20 (ex preis) p m Sunda. 2 15 p. m. Train leaving 1 20 p m , an Ives at Philadelphia, Reading Terminal, 7 03 p m, and New York 7 03 p in For Maui h Chunk, Allentown, Bethle hem, Easton and Philadelphia, b 30 a. in, 120 3 2 p m Simdujs 2 15 p, m For Bultimoie and Washington, an I points South and West vln Bethlehem, S Jo a m 121 p in Sundavs, 2.15 p. m For Long Branch Ocean Orove, etc., ,t S 'o a m and 1 20 p m For Reading. Lebanon and Harrlsburg, via Allenlown, 8 ;'0 a m., 1 20 p. m. Sun da v. 2 13 p in For Pottsvllle 8 30 a m , 1 20 p m. Returning, have New York, foot of Lib. crt street North River, ut 4 00, 910 (ex press) a. in , 1 30 (cxpiess) p. m. Sunday, 4 "0 a m Leave New York South Perry, foot Whitehall street at 9 0s a m.. 1.25 p m. Passengers arriving or departing from this teimlnal tan connect under cover with all the elevated railroads. Broadwiv e able cars, and fenles to Hiooklyu and State n Islands, making tiulck transfer to und fiom lit and Centi.il depot nnd Long Island inllrond Le-ivo Philadelphia Reading Terminal, 9 21 a. m .! t) p in Sunday, 6 15 a. m Through tickets to all points East. South and West at lowest rate at tho station J. II. OLH FSF.N Gen Supt. II. I' BALDWIN, Gen, Pass. Agt. die and Wyoming Valley. Time table In effect Sept 1'itli. 1S13 Trains leave Si ronton for New York, Ntmburg mil Intermediate points em Erie lullroud ulo tor I law ley and local points at 7 0.1 a m und 2 23 p in Trains nrrlvo at Sc ronton from above points at 10 2J a m anil 1 15 and 9 OS p m sen. vro.v DIVISION. Ill I3ffccl Sept. i.51ll. 1SUS. North Hound. Houtli nound, 302,204XHa Stations H' t 'gnS lArrlTO Leavo a xn ?,S K3 3 " A 11 .... 743 .... 7M ... 810 IN franklin bt i.West 4,'ud stieet ) vvecliawKen i An Iv e leave r m 10 41 10 40 10 SI io ai :oi5 io oe &o 9 40 916 921 910 9 07. 4111 8 68 8 51 8NH 8 46' 8 4.' Mi) 8 34 811 6 a; SCO 1 VI I'aaoMii 61C) 2l5 M Hancock 616 2 ll 4 33 MaillKht 6 88 2 2 4 4S Prestoaparlc 6 85 2 31 us ttlnnooa 6 4t 2 41 6 03 I'Ojntlllo 6 SO 2 Sol 6 14 Oreoil 6 65 2 S8 R ii Pleasant Mt. 7 0V 3f6 6 8n I'mondalo 1 08 s W 611 KOies' CUT 7 JO 319 6 41 C'aibo dale 7 3ll 3 34 6(4 hitc llrldge 7 ST.I3 33' D 66 JMajtlrld 7 4213 43; 0 01 Jeruiyn 7 4 8 45 6 03 Archlrnld 7 50 3 51 8 09 ttlutou 7 61 3S41 612 l'eckvlllo 7 68 8fi9, mt (Jbiiliuut si ; 4 0i est l'rlcebiirg 8C4, 4 or 8 21 Tliroop 8 Oti 410, 87 rrnvldenee 8 lol 414' 681 rat k Place 8i-j,fi I7i e sa fccr.tutoo d 16 4 20. 6 ti eave Airlve 1 m p ur i t Sunday only t sUMtH's that tialns stop on signal for pas. leuecis 1 1 alna sat and V)t Sunday only, other trains dally except Sunday. secure rates via Ontario & Western before purchasing tickets and save money lirouuh Wagner tmrot sleeper and free re clining cbalr car New York to culcign without ;Uan;e. I'iiiciigrr ICniev Itriluccd lo I'vvo ('cnu I'er.llllr, J C, Anderson, Gen. rass let, T. Flttcrolt, Dtv. l'vss, Agt.birantou, Pa, 1 ,
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