THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. OCTOBER 24". J 808.
THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA
HON. HAM'Ij W. PRNNYPACKLIl,
Judge city rourt, I'lilin.. vu 0:
I Imvii examined tlio new Johnson's I'til.
trsal CytUipcdla with cm Hint ii.llicl
u.provc lit it iilnn nntl the manner In
which the woik tiiioti It lias been jilt
f mined. Tlio nrtlcles being signed, the
ruder knows tlio mitliut Ity for lliu state
ments mndo nml tin1 writer Is lived Willi
individual lcspnmdhlllty.
col. a K At clpiu; says:
It la tlii' bcit wink fur leudy iifcrente
that wf have union, tlii 111111 lefereuce
ln'j' In our newspaper llbrar.v. It w'll bi
nt eitiee n-'i-cptcil as tin- Standard.
(11:0. i. m i'i'. lUii-iri.iti (iiiiuii col-
lege, says:
II gins tin shuNest i;illi to "lii- infor
liuitliiii wp want. Tin 10 Is 110 ilinibt Unit
i Is Urn vn lii-nt cjdoin-ilia lor tho
home, oIHcp, Ilbrnrv and sen ial.
RICHARD it .leiNHS. 1. 1.. D, luail
master, IV1111 Cli.irtei ( linol, mvs.
Theie can In no iiuestlon that It H tlio
bet cyiliippilla published In till" 111 tiv.
HAM'Ij it. 1 1 ti: V. nttv. lit law. prest.
of I lie Plillit Hoiml of I'uhlli education:
I am siuptlsid that miii hive lit en nble
to Katlior tnit tin f such a stulT of wilt !,
anil am Mt III more siirprl-fd at Hie scope
anil uiciirncv of tin articles themselves,
which niii In such ciunpurt form as to Iip
Iminedlatplv nvi-ll.ihli to Hip busv 1111111. 1
Htiall litei lo It coustniitlv In ioiili"( tlon
villi in. pinfi sslunal woik aul 1 ap nn
hisltinlon lo s'lvlng Hint ni, writer,
speaker 01 ti.ifliu will In nn iM, r 111
pri p.ualloli ami lii'tli'l ptiilpied f"l Moil;
If In- b i .11 1 1 si lo II.
IH1N I'llAS H.MORY SMITH 1 ..-l-n.'sii
1 iT.-i pi a1 s i.vs
It I." nit mate .mil 1 1 h 1" 1 1 1 I 1 n 1 lc. p
II at In ml for icnil iff. 1 nn
THE NEW JOHNSON'S UNIVERSAL CYCLOPEDIA
ll.is .ilie.idv been leceivcd with the greatest satisfaction by our most
eminent scholars, and it at once becomes Tilt' .Standard Cyclopedia.
Absolute supeiionty over all others in every lespect is positively
claimed lot it.
u omeis. even n iccenuy sow,
aie moie than o veils old, and
cannot be le.illv serviceable, for
thev do not bv any means meet
modem lequiienients. The new
Johnson's von will use daily It
'vill nevei disappoint you.
All owmmn of Tlio Old Ami-ri
,an, tiu iiii'iiit'i' .loliiison's. or
sni) or tin other c)clo)edias
should at once teplace them with
the new Johnson's It is indispens
able in the office and the home.
Send for pi 1 Inn 11 p.ispn trio. Sped it
Uim nml piii ! .fiiml with tusl copies.
I). APPLETON & CO.,
121(1 Aivh St., I'liila.
TIGERS COULD ONLY
SCORE SIX POINTS
CORNELL MAKES A GOOD SHOW
ING AGAINST PKINCETON.
Hnny Lnthrope, of This City, Makes
the Star Piny of the Game In
dians Scote Agninst Ynle Agnln
This Year Pennsylvania Makes n
Small Score Agninst Lafayette.
Harvard Athletic Team St. Thom
ns' Victorious Over Keystone.
I'onieli'n pootl hlinuliiK .iKnllist the
l'rlneptou TlKeis nt Prim eton was the
feutuio of Satin day's Kauii" on tin
Rrldlron. Coinell went In lo win and
1 nine mi near to mi onipll'-liliiK their
iIcmIkii that the charuplunslili el.ilm
nnts mid their suppoiters btentlicd n
lilK sigh of 1 fllef when the same was
ner anil the sioip showed Pilneeton
the winner. The s-eoie was B to 0. The
iiiKle Ku.il mmle after nineteen min
utes of play In the llrst half.
Princeton puned Itself thP supeilor
team and would hue made 11 larner
hoii dolihtlcslv but for penalties at
iiitlcul times Imposed lor miss-play-.
m the part of Individual niemlieis mid
the dlsplaj of poor generalship n the
I nit of Cupluin UoseiiK.uli 11. Coinell
used the old style nt funnel plajs.
double passes, ieolvliif? wedges and
the like almost i ontlnuously, seldom
trylnir the stiulKht pluiiKes at the line,
which generally eonstltutcs the wholu
game of modem football. Harry La
thi one. uf this elty, plajed light end
fur I'rlniPton and made the star play
nf the game. 11 tarkle that saved n
goal.
Ynle and the Indians.
Vnle, at Xew Ilacn, was mmhviI
against by the Indians, Hudsim, the
Uedsklns' stai quaiter back, diopping
a goal fiom the field. Dining the (list
half the liiillans had the best of it.
hut a numher of their best men were
laid out and Yale then turned the
tables, winning by a seme of IS to fi.
Iluixnrd defeated the I'hlengo Atli
h'tU club at I'ambiidge b 11 seme of
".' tn 0 Dllilee eiiiM-eil the line six
tunes for Haraid. Onlv one touch
down was nude In the seiond half.
Pennsylvania-Lafayette.
Owing tn bad passing by llcCluskey.
.who took Overflehl's plate nt rente 1.
PennsylN.'inin imild oulv make ihlitv
two points against !.afa cue's unus
ually weak team The QuaKuis pushed
their opponents nil user the Held, hut
leppsttedly when about to go over the
line, wutild lose the ball on 11 fumble.
Factoiyville Defeated.
The St. Thomas college eleven de
feated the Keystone Armleiny team lit
Athletic paik Satuiday by a seme of
1J-0. A muddy field and Interference
from the crowd, which surged In on
the field, mnde the game uninterest
ing. Most of the playing was In Key
stone's teriltnri'.
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.
At Lewlsburg
Bucknell, 31; Swnithmme. IS.
At Annnpolls
Cadets, 18; 8tate College, 11.
At West Point
Cadets, 18; Lehigh, 0.
SPORTING NOTES.
The ban of professionalism has been
placed against Charley nilbert, of this
city, by the Ainatuer Athletic Union
on the charge that ho receives money
for playing foot ball. Ho Is 11 member
of the Du Quesue Athletlo club ot
Pittsburg, uhlch comprises Ttnnsom
Klefer, of Yule, and Oppenheliner. of
Doctors Recommend
Korsfard'sAGidPhosahafe
ifsr Nervousness, Dyspepsia and Overwork.
1-lf.MntlotiiV... Sold onlj In butt !..
(JOHNSON'S UNIVERSAL.)
This new Cyclopedia cov
ers the field heretofore com
passed by both the Apple
ton's American and the Hor
ace Greeley edition of John
son's, which were the two
recognized American Stand
ard Cyclopedias of the last
decade.
The name of the .Johnson's is
ictnincd because the origin.il plan
of that woik proved to be the most
admiiable ever used in the make-np
of any gie.it reference library; but
the new woik in every feature is as
great .111 impiovenient over both of
its predecessors as American learn
ing, ingenuity and enterprise could
accomplish.
Notice v.inip of its snporlor anil dlstlne
tlM fiatiin -.
1 lnii..i,l of Ibp usual oiip or iwo pill
tors. It h.n a cuips ot Hi (liiiiioiit M'holais,
piiib as ulltor ol n distinct ib-partnii tit of
learning
2. Tin' lending original nitidis wive con
tilliutPil by mere than l,l""l specialists.
!. Tlio urtlilcs mo signed liy tbi'lr 1111
thois, 1 nabllng tlio miilor to Uppiiiil upon
tllO Statements 11 UllP.
I Hiich tuple Is trp itnl unilpi Its own
heading nn liuloN 0I11111P Id iippcxxarv.
ltv Its lomplrto system ot cross rct
iriiins ono muy pcli.iutlply t-tinly -11
v ili t ill of am ulij''ct.
ii It W moie tlinii LiJ ypars l.itpr than
nnv otbpr.
7. It mat" "iJOOO hiibjectx ustly more
than anv other.
S 1.pi urtlelc lit" been roinlirelien
Hhilv wilttcn for the gem ml re.nlii.
fi i:ertlilnK In It it thoiough. new.
fn "li anil up to il.itp.
10. Its llliislratlon. nnpi ami pinto aie
suppib.
11. It N eompully bounil In eight ioj.il
net i o olumps nfiiMr'nn p.iKP'' e.u Ii.
1J It lostw li'is than half us mueli n the
li.ulhiK olil ejiloipillas. i:,isy pajinpuls
the l'!ilerslty of Pennsylvania. Tle
union has po.-ted the Du Quesne club
in the piofeslonal (lass. The cliuige
against the club was made by a Pitts
burg man. Unless the ban is lifted
C! illicit and the other college plnyeis
named will leslgn fiom the club lath
er than foiflt their ainatuer standing.
Tom Sh.irUiy Is tiainlng for bis com
ing match with James .1. Cnrbclt .it
Hay Itldge He has big Jol Arm
strong, of Chicago, and lack .MeCor
maok, the Philadelphia wrestler, as
sisting him in his woik. Ill, .-hint
period of training has alieadv put him
in good condition. Ills eyes laiiH
mailde with health and his skin is
smooth and fiee fiom blemish. Noth
ing In the lino of exertion seems to
tut h!m, and those wdio have seen him
say he is a glutton for -work He puts
tn p. dally routine of ppar'rliig. wrest
ling, running, wheeling Itnel Helgln
llfting anil U still liesh at, the,' finish.
Miaik" has Imprinotl much since h
fnusht Muhe- In Xew Vojl; a vear
ago. Then Is more style about his
spaning than theie u-ed to he. He
has made somewhat of u study of
ducking and he continues to get under
most of the solhi smashes that the
bully I'ob jimsliong sends at him.
A ery Intel 1 sting game of foot ball
was plaed on Mullen's Held ye.stunlay
bv the Aleits, of the West Side, and
the Jolly nieen Juniois. of the Cential
clly. The game was full of sensation
al features, especially so when the Jolly
l.leven were within three inches of
their opponent's goal when time was
tailed for the Hist half. Lnrena and
Campbell weie espei lulh nolle cable In
their fierce lushes around thp ends.
The Aleits played good ball but the
Jolly nicest showed their stipnjicuitv
notwithstanding the faet that they
weie initwclgheil. The game htootl 0-0
nt the call of time In the last half.
Walter Campbell, manager; U. Kirk
wood, captain.
The OlMiipIc foot hall team, of Pine
I. look, defeated the liiownlcs, of South
Scranton, on the (ilymplc's giounds
yesteulny nfteiuoon by a score of fi to
0. The Olympic had the ball almost
all the time, and at no time were the
Hiownits ilangeious. Neither side
sioied In the llrst half. In the second,
howivei, the Olympics, with a guaids
hack foiniatlon, passed the ball to
iiiilgan. who after a nice liS-ynrd urn
stmetl a touihiliiwn. Culkln kicked the
goal. Atii.ut two minutes befoie the
eiiil of the ;nmo the Hinwnles. after
the ball was tlead and on a forwaid
pass, 'mill or which are against tho
rules of tin game, 1.111 up the lipid, and
touching the hall down, claimed a
touchdown. The piny was, go ridicu
lous t'ip the teferee, nor In fact any
lil on Hip Held sanctioned It. The
Seine. Iherefole. stood C to 0.
m THE PLAY HOUSES.
Week's Engagement.
Tills 1 enlng the Xew Hnglaud Stock
l'rnmnllc coiupuny will open a week's
engagement at the Academj or Mu
sic. In the list of eleven plays to bo
presented theie aie no two alike. Tho
repcitolit laiiKes fiom the lilgheHt typo
of society ilrania to the wildest fnice,
and Manager Dave Woods makes the
confident asseitlon that this company
Is eeiually at home In every play. "Mas
ter md Man'" will be the bill for to
night. Ladles will be ndmltted on a
paid ir. cent ticket If userved before
G p. in. Monday.
-
The Seldl Orchestra.
This evening the much anticipated
concert by the Soldi orchestra will bo
given nt tho Lycoum. Wherever the
orchestra has been heard this season
tho pi ess has boon very lavish In Its
pialse of tho conceits given. This ev
ening's concert will bo ono ot the
musical events of tho season,
Joseph Murphy.
Joseph Miuphy, tho colebrated Irish
comedian, will be tho nttiactlon at tho
Lyceum Theater Tuesday and Wed
nesday nights. This favoifto actor has
been beforo the public for so many
years that It In only necessary to men
tlon his coming and the public know
what pluusuru is in start for thtra.
He will present the "Kerry Clow" nnd
".Shniin HluiiV'
"My Friend from India."
It has always been considered fatal
to shift 11 play from one theater to an
other dining the height of Its success,
but in the case nf "My Filcnd fiom In
dia" all traditions have been shattered,
It was not only shifted, but to 11 house
that ilemniiiled higher price foi- ad
mission. It was (list seen In New York
at the HIJou theater, where the best
scuts wen $t.f.o and went to Hoyt's,
when the entire lower floor Is held
for $.0) This did not even deter lis
business In the least, for when the
ptcple niu given what tht wnnt any
leasonaMe pilco Is no object. 'My
Kilenil frnin India" will In seen ut the
i.vcuin Thuisday night.
Glnd Hand Burlesque at Gaiety.
The C.alpty announces two pi;
strong nttiacllons for this week. To
night we me to have for three nights
and two matinees Weber and Kleld a
"C.lael Hand Hiulcsiiueis" In conjunc
tion with nn cm feelingly stiong niule
lllle fiilcitatiinieiit. "The Olad Hand"
inn all of last season at Weber and
field's popular Iliondwnv Music hill,
'"W nk. and ls success In New Yolk
has been eitiully as strong on the road.
There ate thlity people In the cast. The
1,'ui openn 8en-ntlnn HurlPsquers is tho
attraction booked nt this house for the
Inst three nights of the week. This
company conns veeomnicndi d ns on
of the best of Its kind now on the toud
and somewhat dlnViont that the gen
eial run of such organizations.
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
The lumber III in of J. jnsley & Hon,
of Sci anion street, lccently shipped
lle car loads ot lumber and fin
ishing mateiial for scvei.il dwelling
homes in course ot erection on the
Woodlawn Land company's tiact, at
Clatk'a Summit.
All tin blacksmiths' helpers, and
enipeiitciH In and ubollt tho Sloan and
Central tolllerlcs expect to be Intel olf
fimn further work about these col
Merles on Saturday next. This would
Indicate that the prospect of these two
mines lesumlng operation again In the
near futuie Is not blight.
John Henoie & Son, lumber merch
ants, wen iccently awaidtd the con
tiaet for the finishing of the Interior
of n residence being erected on Jeffer
son avenue, corner of Oicen Hldge
stieet. This contiact will amount to
Meial thousands of dollars. When
finished the lntciior woik of this dwell
ing will far exceed anything of n slm
illar untitle in the city.
Poor Use for Brandy.
"Von will ngrie witli me, sir." snld the
thin passenger with the shiny coat, "that
II Is wicked to put brandy In mince pies."
"I!y gad. sub." said the portlv pus-en-gcr
with the shining no, "it If It Is good
lii.indx. Is positively saiie'lglous. ' Cin
cinnati I'll'iUllCI'.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet Ileview.
New Yink, Oct. 22 The stock mar
ket -hovved Itt-elf again Independent of
the dcpu-sslng tn Mucin e of London and
Ijiuope, exi ept at the opening, when a
few ot the international stocks were
allowed to full btlow the London par
ity. Tin Mlllng of stocUs on loielgn
account made up a considerable pro
portion of the day's business and was
well nbsoibed at advancing in ices. The
bouyancy of the wheat mnikct made
tho grain tnirving loads piomlnpiu in
the movement, the bujing of jUchlFon
secuillies, paitlculiuly the piefeired,
again nttiipying a conspicuous place.
Hut the stocks of all the western loads
were well bought nnd advanced In
pi Ice. Sale-, liin.fiOO shares.
ruinlshcd by IM.IAM LINN rtljI.n.N
& CO , stoik broUcis, rooms, "CC-TOG Meais
building.
Open- High- Low- dol
ing, est. est. lug.
Am Cot. Oil icis 3,,.8 :!,JN ;j.8
Am. Sag. lte'g Co .111', 11. lip, uji,
Atch.. To .V S. )' . l.'i4 l.'i, 121, vjij
A.'l.AS l-'.Pr . Iir-a J.-.1, ,!i4 ..
Am. Tobacco Co ....IhA, ij.m, nB yt,
Am. Spirits 111.. hi, nvj IP.
Halt. A: Ohio 1P4 4l, IP4 v
Illtiok. rt. T ii; a t,-, (,-!
N. J. Cintnil M,i S7V4 vt)K. Si4
Ches. .; Ohli ii, K ji7 ...
Chic. .. 11 W i-;i4 ip8 !. hi
chic. 11. & ii m hi: n:, ji
Chic, .Mil. A: St. P ..10,i8 HM8 lusi lost.
Chic, it. J. & P ....lUFa M. pip, 10..
I'lllc. St. P M. A: O. !)U MJL. SO sou
'.'. c (V St. 1 ;;',i4 ,ii4 oi, :i.,iJ
'on. Gas 171, its 1771, J7j.
Uclawaie .V llud . .HC, lul lejj 7 kll "
" I- & W HP UlU up, mi;
Oen. Hleclrle 7Hi 7s". 7M. W-j
lot Papei Co S3i M4 ,v;i4 6J14
Louis .V Nash r.3 Kit, :, Djis
.Manhattan l.lo . . 'i73a 97-ig '.11,' y;
.Mel. Ti action Co ..liiw. w jvjii. iviK
M. I.-. & Tex.. Pr .. .11 3.. jit; -J
.Mo. PacJIlc .! ti) j.ij, ;11
N. V. Central 11.'4 li:a4 n,-,iK 11314
North. Paclfli 1J'4 11,1 . nu 401.
Nor. P.icillc Pr .... 7.V4 7j'-3 7.V4 7M,
Paclllc Mall ?, X2 :tjM ;,:8
People's O.lH TOI'. lffi! liGifc whH
Phil A: P.i-.id P.iH 1G'8 iip; v,th
P. A: It. 1st Pr . . .. .1S7,, ,a ;;sl8 ).)
Suuthiin 11. H. l'r . 31V-.. ..p., rt.ii :uy
Ttnn.. C. & lion .... 27'( ,7'4 271J :7i4
Texas & 1'iielflc ... V.j Ui. pjUj 1 pi.
l'lilon Pacific tji4 rrja, jji4 5.1;
I'nlon Pjc, Pi Blifc K15, ml. w
r. t. iiubbcr is .2,Vs si' " :i ,
I'. S. Hublier, Pi . 10.' 102 Ju2 lii.'
I'. S. Leather, Pi .. t.l 44 i;i i.pj
Wnhash, Pr !!U ji ;ri .n
West, rnloii UJ 'in,, f p.a-
w. Ij. u ." 3 ..i4 :;i,
V. A; L. Pj., J'r 17? 171 17i 17
CHICAGO OHAIN MAltK'HT.
Open- IIIkIi- Low Clot.
WII13AT. lug. est. est. lag.
Ueeeiubcr Ii7? Ih" h l,7,
May tbTg ui tS'.. (jvtH
COltN.
IJi'ieinlicr sj :j".g s si
May 31 sn ;! jpe
OATS.
December sa'j 211.. .Zi'i "in
May -M'S S( 2P4 L'p-
Dcumbcr 7.3.' 8,w 7,;u "f,1
May ii.2i) i.i a.j-, iu'
1-AHO
Dcccinhir 4 !i7 1,37 1 3.' t.x
May 0.03 SeiJ f.oo ,vj.
Scranton Board of Trnde Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Bid. Asked.
Scranton & PlttHtun Trac. Co. . , a)
First Natlonul Hank goo
niinliurnt Hoi'levard J
Scranton Suvlnga Hank 225
Fcrunton Packing Co 'jj
Lacka Iron lc Steel Co 25
Tblid National Hank 3S.3
Tin op Novelty Mfg. Co "j
Bcranton Hallway Co 25
Olnio Hop Uls. Iinnk 103
L'cononi) Light i lent & Pow
er Compiniv 15
Bcrnntnu llPimlnntlng. Heat
& Power Conipanv S3
Bcnintnii Korsaig Co ,.. 10,)
OraOllll Sco"',t'mPt01 Tliis
n 1 r vvoudetful remedy lias
LOMPll SVIinc"re1 othetn tnf will
"""o", J "HcntB you. It piomptly
cures throat aud luuj; troubki, Price 35 ccuU.
The People's Exchange.
A POPULAR GLKAKINO IIOUSI2 for the I.cnofit of All Who
Have Houses to Kent, Heal Kstatc or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Small jilvortlHCincnts Coat One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word I.x:cpt Situations Wanted, Which Arc In
sorted Free.
FOR RENT
norsns no?, oai.fl.11 ron-st court, be-
twpcn Wroniltnt avenue anil Hrlo tie
pot Hent $U
STOIli: - (IOOI) WINDOW, STHA.M
, heal; ebctile nnd gas llxtuics. run
ning water, tine cellar; told storage
vault; prlvato toilet. Jones, :ill Sptuce
stieet.
I'OH Itl.'NT-rnSK TtOOM OH rillAHl.
of olllces secrnd Itonr front, Coal i:.t
chnnge. Call at loom 15.
t'OIl UHNT - S17CCND
yuliicy
ri.oon, 701
FOR SALE
Toil' SALIVA SOH.N'D, rTrNnTKiNi)
'end nil-round good horse, lb Imndi
lilgh.vvclKht, 1 2ik) pounds. Call at sta
ble, 1V13 Capoue avenue.
1'ou saliva shcond-IiTniTpayni:
fi..?0"!1'" "auk blgti speed eniilno in
i!?., c",,, condition 1'or further par
uciilnis npplj nt tils olllcc.
r(-lt SALIj'-'tkn-h-I-l'-A-N-S KOll 5
cents at tliugplsts One gives lullef.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
rou' hi:nt " oil sai.T-ijTmmili:
houses. Sl"i.xi7 corner yuhn v iimiiii"
and Mjrlle sttppt, and lils-'Li) Mvnle
slrect; steam bent T J Duggan, Libra .v
building. Wyoming nvinup
REAL ESTATE.
I'Oli SALR-MY HRSlDRNCi: jT 2;;
Colfax avenue: Just 0 mpletcd. All
modern linptovemeiits llcidwood ilulsli,
saiillaiy plumbing, electric lights, etc
Price icasonalilp jtldicss Prank T.
Oltcll, 220 Hioadw.iy, New York city.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
rcmltirfs-TPU . ASATrTi-HNdsn iTd
looms, lonvrnli nces. Hooms from fl.5J
up. t22 Slulbcrrj street.
Traders' National Hank 130 ...
Lacka. Lumber Co 130
Lack. Trust & Pafc Dep. Co.. 1.7)
Mooalc Mountain Coal Co 1131,4
Scranton Paint Co SO
HONDS.
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
mortgngp, duo 1D20 115
People's Street Hallway, first
mortgage, duo U'13 115
People's Street Kaiiwuy. Clen-
cial mortgagp, due 1WI 115
Dlckton Manufacturing Co 100
Lacka. Tow 1 ship fcliool 5"i . ... 10J
City of Scranton S Imp. C 10J
Mt. Vernon Coal Co !5
Scranton jxle Woiks 100
Scrantcn Traction 0 bonds... 103
Philadelphia Provision Maiket.
Philadelphia, (let :2 Whc it-I'lrin and
",p highei ; ponti.nl gr.idi . October, 7ii,n
7ii'.c. Col 11 Klrm No 2 lul.M'il, Oetoo, r
.n.i'l'Uc Oats l.'iim No 2 wlilte elipin t..
'.Ua.'OVsC. ; No. ,1 vvhitu clipped. is'j.i'J'li ,
No. 2 mUctl lIIiuhiI. 25.i2!1je. Hutler
Stead.v ; fancy western ciiiintiv, '..c
tlo. pilnts, 2.!e. Reg I'll 111, fresh, in- it -b.v,
I'M:, tlo. wcslcin. lie ; tlo. southwest
ern, 17alc. ; tlo. southern. r,c. Choi s
Dim. HelhiPtl Sunais (Juiet but stady.
Cotton I'm hanged Tallow Dull; cil
prime. In hogsheads Sp. ; cciunliv. pilme
In brtircls, :P,c: tlarl;, ""tr ; eike-, -It ,
mease, lie Live otiltrv Dull , fowls, .i' 1
10c ; old looslcts, 7c : sptlng chit kens, y..
alii'-.c.; tuikpv., n.tlOc ; hoc PalUc ;
duel.s, ; . Hrcs-ed Pmdti. Stead ,
low Is, choice, 10'iallc , do. fall to gout,
Vic; old roosters, fl'jt : spring chlckciK,
wt stern huge, 1 la 12c. . sin ill and scald
pil tlo, 1.1PV ItccPipts riour, 2,'jOO lmr
uls and 2"eti .i.lt; wheat, th.iwj IuisIipW.
coin, 7'! VXi IniFliPls' o.tls l.'.OOO liusuU.
Slnpmpiits Wlipat. 7V000 bu-liels; coin,
O.WO bushtls, oats, .00(l bushels.
Now York Produco Harket.
New Yolk, Oct 22. Pltiiir I'limer out
Ulel; Minneseitti giateuts. $4al.'15, do.
balCLis. fl KmJ 4e. winter patents, f.t t.'a
4 10; elo. stinlshts. $1.iiU.i.: 7.',; do. extras,
?2 !s'ia'J 15, winter low grndiH. 52 25a2 fi.
U heat Spot steady; No. 2 lid, 7kC . f.
o. b, atlont; No. 1 noithein Diiluth, T.U ,
f. o. z, ntln.it. options opeind stiong on
war eporls and an unexpected advance m
cables; they weie sustained all the mom
lug bv a shoit demand and close el l'i
1'sC. net higher; No 2 red, 7ia,jc.. closed
7(.'sc.; May. 73 !)-lC.i73't .. rlnsul 7.!Ti ;
Utccmbei. 7! 1 .-iri7fii4c , do-id 7iic. Col 11
-Spot tlllil. No 2 3" c . f. o. Ii nllo.it,
options ixperle'iicPd a strong undertone
all the forenoon on a sliaip rl-e In cable-,
the stiingth of wheat and coveilng, clmctl
c net higher, March, l'iVi..9V ' JIn'
3'J l.liiiiSI'.c . clo-ed 2i Oats Spot
film; No. 2, 20c. No. .1. 2'.e . No Ii while.
N'-c.; No. 2 white. ISM-allc . u.itk mixed,
wcslein. 2a3iic : track white, westcin, L'l
a",4e. : trapk white, state. 2i.iile: options
neglected. Ilepf Steady; family, V 5o.i
lii.f.0; exti.i miss, JS..-.U; beef hams, fib .Via
l'; packet VutiW; clt extra India mus.
$llal5. Lard Kasy, wcslein steanieel
elo-ed J.'irjiy. city, J5 05, October clo-tel
f5.H2'.... Poik Quiet. liultei I'll nr
cre.iineiy. I."a2.ne. : factory, ll'.iilt'jc . Rl
gins, 2!c : imitation cie.imcrv. 12al7c ;
stale tlalr Italic ; cieamery. 15a22'.e
Cheese QuiPt; large while. s'2c ; large
colnt cd. Mc , small tolorcd. Oc. ; sin. ill
white, '.ic. llRht skims, i.iin.c: part skltns
5'ijrtCo.; full skims. 2'inP'iC Rggs--SU.nl.
stit and Pcnnsjlv.inl.i flc : western
fr.'sh. 2i'e. Pitioleimi Sliong; unlt'id
closed. 111 maiket; lellned New Yore
J7.10. Philadelphia and Haltlniore. $7.5'i:
do. Ill bulk $1 S5.
Chicago Pioduce Market.
Chicago. Oct 22. An advimro of i-iin-'d.
In 1 he price ol wheat In Liverpool nnd im
ilolewoith decline In consols mi.tlt a de
C11lc.cH tailing end hlglur inatk't tor
wheat here at the optullig. .J.ilis lot
DLcembor w.-ie lal'4c. higher at ti7Ajai!.e.
and thero was u further gain of '4c slieii
ly ifteiwaitl. Shoits were foiccd 10 cover
and tho lluetuntlons of Deeembei. th
greater pui'ltiii ot the day were fiom 'i .'4
. lA'.c. Tlvie was a liberal volume of In.x
mini done 'i Hie pit mid '.'.t'.lKfl b 1 1 1 s
No. 1 nrat'iern wneat win leporti'd ells
posed eif feir export. Near the end the
war scale lost some of Its influence wlien
It was found that continent markets weie
nil oner and Hiltlsli cou-ols higher and
the pi Ice nf December leaded lo hVi
(j77c, which was the clo-lng llgure. Ons'i
quotations wer ns follows. Plnur Klrm;
special spilng brands. $1 10.il '.'I; haul pa
cuts, $:.10,i3.7O; soft patetits. Jl.t 'all 5);
straights, $,.10a3 20, bakcts, f2 20a2.IO; No
2 spilng wheat, C7c ; No. 3 spring wheat.
nCatiTc; No. 2 reel, G5'4c; No. 2 corn, 32a
liMe.l No. 2 vcllovv corn. 32'4e.; No. 2 oatu.
2Jiia2.!4e.: No. 2 white. 2ti't.a27c: No. r
do.. 2,?4n2CHc; No 2 rye, M'sc.; No. 2
barley, a&il'c-i No. 1 (lax seed. 05c , N.
W 1; prime timothy seed, J2,l"i; pork,
J7 50a7,1; lard. Jt.07i,n3; rllm, Ju.lOa., 'LV
shoulders, 4i!.aOit' ; slant clear aides, $V)0
a540; whiskey, per galon, $1 2'ij sttgnis,
cut loaf, $161; granulated, J3.ll.
Chicago Lives Stock.
Chicago, Oct 22 -The Miml! supply of
cattle today was disposed of at unc liitngrd
prices Prices 1 ro about PMlJc lower
than 11 week uzo except for the bent
dioves. Choice stecis. ." ria5.'V. medium,
Jl.fflnS, beef steers, Jlat.75 ttockcrs anil
ftedeis. JUall. bulls, )2.t0.!l.l,; cows nnd
helffiB, J3.r-)al.2"i; calves. Vt.VMl.W; vvHt
cm lungers, J.lKa4.;o, western ted steels.
Ilnf, 50; Tca gicss si eels. Jl.ir.al.iS.
Hogs Showed nn nvnnge decline of 10c.
some droves taking a tumble (if 15c.: fair
to choice, 3.70a3.bo; packing lots', JJMa
lacMnery MouMers
WANTRIi. APPLY IIV LRTTRH
OH IN l'HIC-ON T TIIR
Snow Steam Fnimp Works
Buffalo, N. Y.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
wanti:d-jV (JiHtTFrTmrTiTJiAL
bouscvork. Iiinulrc at 2l Main street,
Dunmnre.
WANTED
wantrd-caim: op had iiraliu
that H-l-P-A-N-S will not benefit.
Send r. cents to Hlpans Chemical Co.,
New Yoik, for 10 samples and 1.000 teatl
monlals. CHIROPODIST
jVj 'uju-vu'vvrN-'v j, f-Sjk
KCOHNS. Ht'NIONS AND lNtlHOU'lNO
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. R .M 1IRT.RL, Chiropo
dist, "TI Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at
ten led at their lesldiiiLi! If desired.
CIi.iii,ps moderate.
SCALP TREATMENT.
WVWVAWVVV cvj-VjtXj-W
Jilt! 1. T KRLLRH, SCAI P T1IRAT-
ineiit, u'V sh imp iijlnr ui'e . lacl.il
massage, inuiili uilng, .jc , c bin podj . .01
etuncy.
Sl'PRHPLt'OrS 11A1H, WAHTS AND
moles removed by electricity, palnle.e.i,
peinianiut, th.irges modirute, eoii-iilta-tlnn
flee llebn Huclianun, Dermatolo
gist, 312 Washington avenue..
CITY SCAVENGER
A.H. HHlllOS CLLANS PIUVY VAULTS
nnd cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps used j Hlllt.CS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 North -Main avenue,
or Plcke's eli up stoic, loiuci jdams and
.Mullierrj. 'Jtlepliinie Win
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTRD - POi-ITlON AS 1I(H'."-
Itetper bv elderly Ain. lu.m vvlnor,
110 laind. jVddit ss hous 'Iwo Pli. 1 i.'iiiih .
SITUjVriON WANTKD WA-'lliN'l
Ironing or an kliul of hou-i elennlin;
by the d.i. or will take v. ashing hum.
Side door 12) Vrmil-lln avtnili.
SITUATION WANTRD-HY A YOUNG
wtmiaii at gfiiui.il housework Can
furnish lefctentp.. Adtllcss 2011 Vane
nvcniip. Sti.inlon, Pa.
SITUATION WANTKD-U1HST CLASS
cook, hotel 01 lestuuinnt. 2,5 Pesin
avenue.
SITI ATJON WjVNTRD TO DO WASH
Ing and iiuniug at home, and ko out
by the 1l.1v. Call 01 address L. 11. 131
North Sumnet avct.up.
WANTRD-l'OSITlON PY LICRNSRD
engineer, undersuinds tlectilcal nu-
chliits and lighting, good steam litter
and handy on up.ilis. LlctiKud, Tribune.'
SITUATION U ANTRD-UIUST-CLASS
all-iound cook, hotel ur lestauiaul. 235
Pcnn avtnue.
VOUNCJ lUTCItRH. AC. 15 IS, WISIlRri
employment, ", ears' is'uuiieii. e,
wishes 11 steady po-ltlon, an all around
workman ami hive llisl-iliss ufcrtnees
Call or address C. A. (J. i.'J C.ipouar ave
nue. C.iro Ktihl.
WANTRD - W'OIlli HY TUR DAY
washing, noiilng, ole-.inlng or cooking.
.Uldiess Miss L. R.. 4J0 South Uth stroi I.
WOniv WANTRD IJY T11K DAY.
wasbliv. el' . I i nilildle-.'ged, col
ored woman. Mis. Colema: , WO Linka
wanna avenue.
irrujvnoN wantld-hy rxpkuY-
it need man .itteudlng lo boiler or lie
leioni. jdili-b John cjiaiivlllc, M Wasn
illgton avenue
SITUATION Yv NTRD-HY A Olls'C.
man. driving ic un 01 dellvv.t wagon,
well nctiuitinieil with cltj ; good tcfer
enecs W. A . Tilbi'no oflice
SITUATION V.VN'lH,D-A hORRU AND
Indu-trlous man wants .1 situiitlun as
n house link her. an a No. 1 wotkiaan.
jVdeliess Workman. Tilbuno otllcc.
SITUATION WANTRD-UY A YOUNG
man, has had expel lunce driving. Inun
tliv wagon, canvassing and (national y en
glueur, can glvo gootl letuuine Ad
dress Y. 11. Jones. 100", Rvnun stlcot.
SITUATION WANTRD-DOING GRN
erul housewoik. jtlrtre63 A. C, Tiib
imc. SITUATION WANTRD-HY A YOUNG
as bookkeeper with four years' epo
rleuce; ean give gootl left rmcts or lecuiii
nn ndatlon If litiulicd. Adtlrcss R. It. W.,
Kit Spruce street.
WANTRD-A POHITION AS CLKHlv OH
shipping cleik In sioie. iluiiituc,u..
Addiess K. L.. Hoe 2, jilel, Pa.
SITUATION WANTRD-TO GO OUT 11 V
tlio ela washing, honing ur any kind
of houso cleaning or will lake washing
lug home. 420 Pinnkliu avenue, eldu tlooi.
SITI ATION WANTRD-HY A J1AK
rled man ns llreman. stationary cngl
lifer or pump itiunci ; also thoroughly uu.
elei stands el.t.tilcl ami 1 ot rigeralor Ice
machines, ts well uxperipuceel and can
give gooel lefeientes. J. D. W.. U.,7 Pcm
live nuc.
,i.t5; blltcheis, j3.4ir5, mixed, SJ.Hu
3.i.2-j. light. $3 10a3.s5, pigs. $ .MM J 1.5.
blietp Poor to prime. $2.2).it75. western
Lingers, 3al",0; eholte yeaillngs. $4 75j"i.
common to choice Iambs. H.50uj.M), feed
eis, 5a3.1u. Heeelpts Cattle. HK heutl,
hogs. 40,CkU held; Fheep, C.OT0 head.
Philadeliiliin Live Stock.
Philadelphia. Oct 23 - Receipts Sheep
7M5 head. hni,s. S.W1 head Ueef Cattle
In good ibiii'iiid and film, ctia 3'4..'.'..
gootl, I'siil'tc. , inedlum. 4"u4:'1c , com
mon, I'lal'.c Sheep In lai'i r supply,
easier dpmnnel; extra IV' "c; gooel, 4'i
4'jc. ; medium, 3,i,4r ; common, 2'4u:1.e ,
lambs, liai,4( tlogs .ctlve and Mini
nt 8aiiCe. foi best western and S'ia'.V
for otheis. iovvs 1 at 1 nws in good de
mand ut S'jaec ; thin cows stead ut ssu
23: vcnl calves tutlvfj at Sai1 c mil h
cows sold well at ST. I'm.
East Llbeity Cattle Maiket.
Rast Liberty, Pa., Oct. 22. -Cattle
Receipts light; extta, $5.23a5.10; pilnic, i
ii5.15; common. i75al. Hogs Slow ani
lower; pi line medium. J'1.00a3.05; heavy
hogs, JJal, best YmkerB. S.LS5; common
to fair Yeitkcrs, t3.7.".a3b0, jilgs, J3.S0a3 to,
skips. i2.tyi.t3 2..; roughs. $2r.)a3.30 Sbep
-Steadv , prices pilme, fl.twut.ii). iem
roon, $3.a3.75; choice lambs, f5iiUiii.73.
common to good, $i.Goa5..W, veal ca'ves 7
.17.23.
New York Live Stock.
New Vnik. Oct. 28. Hccvph -No tvatlli T,
feeling steady. Cslven No trading: nom
inally steadj Whet p and I.ninbs She. p
steady: god Inmbs. sternly to llrm: com
innn and medium, week, lui'p. Jl.il vi
l.imlis, 5nt: 12'j. Ilogx Nuiiii for salt;
iioiuiuall llrm at 51 luul 25.
Oil Market.
Oil City. Pa., (let. Si Ciodlt balances.
51.18, cortilluatcs. 11.11 blel for cash; kiIus.
tliite otisb at Il.lli : shipments, bl.WJ bar
rels, rum., UJ,"l barrel).
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITEOT3
RDWAItD II. DAVIS, AHC111TRCT,
Conncll llulhllng, Scrnnton.
12. L. WAI-TRH, AHC11ITRCT. OKl'lCR
rear of COO Washington avenue.
Licwia nANcdcicTjit, AilciiiTPcr!
435 Spruce St.. cor. Wash. av Scranton.
PHRDRniCIC L. imOWN. AltCUITRe "I
l'rice Hultdiiig 121 Washington avenue.
Scrnnton
T. I. LACRY & SON. AHCIUTU.iTf.
Traders' National Hunk.
DENTISTS
Hit. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON Pitt
vate llospltal, cor. Wyoming and Mul
berry. DH. II. P. HRYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
HH. C. U. LAUHACU. 115 Wyoming n-r
WRt.COM R C, SNOVRIt, Ml Wiislilngton
nvtriie. IIouis, a to l.and 2 to 5
HAT MANUFACTURE!?.
TOLLR. 403 SPHUCR STHRRT.TtAKKS
your hat to oreler and the lit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
TIIR RLK CAI'R. 125 AND 127 l'HANK
lln avenue. Hiites leusonable
P 5.RIGLRH, PiopriPtnr.
SCHANTON HOUSK, NRAH D, L. i W.
pabfenger depot. Conducted on the Ru
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH. Pi op.
LAWYERS
l'HANK R. HOY1.R, ATTOHNRY A.ND
Couiibcllor-at-Law Hun Hulldlng,
rooms U and II, Washington avenue.
OKR1.L ,i DUNN, AT'l"OHNRYS. 5 TO
11 Coal Rxchange Hulldlng, Scrnnton.
WILLAHD. WAHHRN & KNAPP. AT
torncs and Counse.Ilor-1-at-Law. He
publlcan Hulldlng, Washington uvenue,
he.i anion. Pa.
JA.MKS II. TOHURV. ATTOHNRY AND
Counsellor-at-Liw Hooms 41J and ill
commonwealth Hulldlng.
JHSSUP & JRSSUP, ATTORNRYS AND
Counsellots - at - Law. Commonwealth
Hulldlng. Hooms I, 20 and 21.
JAMRS W. OAKPOHD, jVTTOUNRY-.VT-Law.
Hooms CM, 513 and 510, Hoard of
Trade Hulldlng.
H. H. HRPLOGLR. ATTOHNRY-LOANS
lipgotlutPd nn real eslale security.
Mtars Hulldhi'i, comer Washington
avenue and Spmce street.
J AS. J. IiTIIamTijTON. ATTOUNU.Y-nt-l.avv,
;'01 Commonwealth Hulldlng,
Scrnnton.
RDWjVHD W TIIAYRH. ATTOHNRY.
Rooms l'03-'i0l, 0th Hour. Me.ir.- Hutldliig.
L A
Pu.
. WATRRH. ATTOHNRY-AT-LW,
Hoaul of Tr.iele Hulldlng, Sci.mloii,
C. H PITCHRR. jTTOHNRY-jT-LA'.
I'onimouwcnltli Hulldlng. Uerr.titon. Pi
PTTU.HSON ,tWnT'ON, tiiadlu
National Unnk Hulldlng.
C. COM ROYS.
Hulldlng.
0-13 HRPUHLICAN
A. W. HRUTUOLP, Attv . Alears l.l.'t
IAIDYJIFE
MHS. GAHLK. GHADUjTR MIDWIKR
131S Washburn street. Scranton. Rn
gagements solicited Rooms and best
attendance for a limited number of n i
tlents. PHYSICIANS AND SO?CCOVS
DP.. C. I.. FHRY. SCHAN'ION SAVIMt'J
Hank Hullillng, 122 Womlng avenue.
MARY j. SIIRPIIRHD. M. I). MOMI-j-opathlst.
No. 22S jXelams avenue
DH W. R. ALLRN. 512 NOH'lII WASif
Ingttiii nvenne.
DH. It 1RAPOLD bl-r.iMAI.lbT N
Diseases of Women, tornei ,vmia
11 venue anil Spruce street, tl'ruit.oi
Otlle'o hours. 'Ihiirstlavs ami Sti .11
tlajs, 0 a. m. to 0 p. m.
DR. L. M OATRS ROOMS 207 AND : '
Hoard of Tl.tde Hullillng. Olllte li s
8 to !i a. tn.. 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. 1.1 H'vl.
cltlice, 301 Madison aveiiii.
DH. C. L PRRS. SPRCIAI.I.-'T IN
Hupturp. Tri.ss Pitting end Piu Hdue
Hun Oflit-p le b phont lUil. Hours, 10 10
12. 2 to I 7 lo 0.
DH. S W l.'AMOKHAI'X. OPPI'M: o
Waslllngton nveliue. Resldeuc.-. . .
Jlulbeltv Chronle illseusps. lungs
licnrt. 1:1dm s ami genllo-urlnnry or
gans a specialty Hours. 1 to 1 p m
W. G. HOOK, VRTKHlNUlY sl'lf
gcon. Horses, Cattle and Dogs tientel
Hospital. 121 Linden stieet, Scitintou
T leplione 2072.
.crrn
n. H. CLARK & CO, f-KRDMRN jVNU
Nuiscomnn, stuio 110 Washln-Jton ave
into; sicca house. 1210 North Main ave
nue: store telephone. 7S2
CCHOO'-S
ShFoO I "0 1 ' TTl R L.VcTc W A N N
Scrnnton. Pa. Onuses pi.paiator to
tollej,i, law, medicine or hiiMr.cks
Op'.is Sept. 12. Send for catalogue
Hi V. Thomas M. Culill, LL. D, Wultel
11. Iluvll, A M.
WIRE SCRSZN3
JOS. KURTTRL, RRA1J 511
wanna uvenue. Serunton. Pa ,
tuicr of Wile Seie ns
LACKA
111 tuufae.
AfCCCtS.IV'T'JUS
LATRST PHUM 1'HILIPPLMJ 1S-
lanils. llreatcsi .-suvui raitic. Shoes
UlllllS. eireuteat j-,...,., . ueiu-. UOiS
all blown to pices uud landed In Nci
llcton's Shoe Store, Washington avinn.
i...it.. t.i,. lmtltm slliu M. 1 nuu. t . .. ,
tlongola, cost 52.5". at Jll'l, ladle-' ;nlt.
$2 00 shoes for I'-c, Indies oitfoiils tost
$1.50, tor 7'ic. nuns U Si t ulf and m,
shoes for $1. PJ. UOO shoes tor $1 'is, , u
UjVURH'S OHCIIRSTHA-MI SIC 1 urt
balls. ptinliH. paitl.' leeeplloiis, w,,.
dings nud Toniert vv 01 ic fiunlslicil P..r
leitns udus It J llauir. LontUicioi
117 W.vomlno- uvenue. over iiulbiii
iniisle stoic
jMRGAHGRR HROTIIKHS. PHINTI.R.S
supplies, envelopes, paper bugs, tv.lno
Wurohnuso. 1W Wiislilngton aven'ie.
Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Del.. Lacka. an J Western.
Rtfcct Monday, Juno 20, U9S.
Tialns luavo Sunuton as follows: Re
press foi New Yoik utul nil puliils Rast,
1.40, 3 00, 5.10, t.00 unci 10 03 u. in . 12.55 and
"nxi'i'ii-H-i for lesion, Tiinton, Philadel
phia nml the South, 510, t.0U und lO.Oj a.
111 . 12 55 and 3.33 p m
Tobyhanna urcenimeilutlon. r, 10 p. m
Rxprcss for Hliiglinniluii, Oswego. L'l
mini, Coining, Hath, Dansvllle, Mount
Mmrls nnd liuffuln. 12 1 1 2.35. y w u m ,
1.55 and 5 5.1 p. in., milking close copint
tlons at Huilalo to all points In the Went.
Northwest and Southwest.
Hlughumtciu und wn stations, 1 05 p. m
. at uir vIMo act ommoiiailcn. loo uad
Nicholson actommi.duilon oou p m.
RxpiebS for file .1 ami Hlchlltld .Spilui,M
2.35 11. m.. nnd 1 " p in
Ithaca. 2. '5 0 00 a m . Hid 15, p m
Km Noilliumbi.il. mil. Plttstou Wilkes.
Pane. Plvmouth Illoomsbiirg and Dm
villi, making 1 lose ituinpcllous at Nmih.
uiabuiland for Wllllnmspoit. lliirilsbuiR,
llHlllinoie. Wafhlngion utul the Soulli.
Noilluimbeilanil ami Inieniieill it,. h.
.ions, lion, 10 OT, it. Ill . and 1 55 and 5 In p
i'i.
Nnntkoko und lute 1 mediate stutloas
SOj and 11.10 a. m Pl.vniouth ami Intel
meo'iito stations 3.'I5 ami .' p 111. For
Kingston, 12.53 p. 111
Piilliiau p.it lot and sleeping coaches 011
all OSP'usti iv.ilns.
Pot tltiiallttl liitnrmatlon. pockeftlmn.
tables, ut'i.. apply to M. L. Smith, DU.
trlet Pnsuc'urtr Auciu, depot ticket office.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Sclicettileln I'.lltct May 19, 1S9).
Trains Lonvo Wllkos-Barro .13 Fol
lows:
7.30 a. m.i week days, for Sunbury
Harrlsburfr, Philadelphia, Ball),
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg nnd tho Wost.
I0.IG 0. tn., week days, foi Hazloton,
Potlsvllle, Roadlng, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington nnd Pitts
hllrtr nnti tl.n VAna
3.12 p. m , dally, for Sunbury, Harris
""re. riniaaoipiiia, uaitimoro,
Washington, and Pittsburg and
tho Wost.
0.00 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
. ., ...,TJ-'H wot" fien'l as. Aticnt.
J. II. IIUTCIII.NSOS!. Oeneral Alana(er.
Lehigh Valley Kuilro.id Syatoin
Aiithtaclte Ccal Used, Rnsurlng Cleunll
ness anil Comfort.
Mr In Rffect Jin 15, 1WS.
t- Ti,fN.S.,:L:AVU SCRANTON.
I or Phllatlclpbla and New York via D.
..," .".' nt 6-a il ' n"d 12 03, 2.18, 1.27
(Hlnck Diamond P.xprcss) und 11.30 p. m.
1 or Plttston nnd Ilkes-Harro via D,
Jnn AV H " CM " I0 " B. 3.M.
COO p m.
Kor Whlto Hnvpii, Harlclon, Pottsvlllo,
a id principal points In tho coal region
Via 1) & II, K- H., 0 45, 2.1S an.1 4.27 p. m.
I or Hothlchrm. Raston. Heading, Har
r sburg and principal Intel inctlluto sta-
il!o".Ma D r rt , o ir. a. m.. 1205.
-18. 4 27 (Hlack Dlamcnd Rxprci,s), 11.50
Por Tuiilihannock, Towanda, Rlmlra.
Ithaca. Geneva and principal Intermedi
ate stations, via D.. L. & W. II. It.. 8.0J
a. in , 12 15 nnd 3.'(5 p m.
I' or Geneva. Rochester, Buffalo, Niag
ara I-.ills, Chicago and all points west via
& II. II. Il , 1203, J 33 (Hlack Diamond
Lxpress), 10 2S and 11 1.0 p. m
1 ullmiin parlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
valley parlor cars on all trains between
V Ilkcs-Hai re nnd New Yoik, Philadel
phia. Ruffato nnd Suspension nridge
ROLLIN II. W1LHHUH, Gen. Supt.
CIIAS S. LRR. Tass, Agl , 28 Cortlandt
street, New York.
A. W. NONRMACIIRR, Division Pass
enger Agent, South Ucthlchcm, Pa.
Delaware nnd Hudson.
On Sunday. July Sid, trains will leavt
Scranton us follows
Per Carbonelalc-b 20. 7.53, S.53 10.13 a.
m ; 12 noon; 1.21. 2 20. 2.52. 0 25, ti 23, 5 57,
0.15. 11 00 p m ; 1 10 p. m,
Por Albany, Saratoira. Montreal. Bos
ton, New Rutland points, otc 6.20 a. m..
2 20 ii m
Por llonesdaler.20, S.57, 1013 u. m ; 13
noon, 2 20. 5 23 p. m.
Por Wllkes-ltarre. 0 45. T.4S. S. IX 1.38,
10 13 n. m . 12.01, 1 2t, 2.11. 3 3.1, 4.27, S 10,
7. If. 10.11, ll.ro p m
Por New Yeuk. Philadelphia, etc., via.
Lehigh Valle Hailioad (i.4" a. m., 12 0J,
121 4.27 p m.; with Hl.uk Diamond Rx
pr. .is, n ;o p. in
Po Ppunslvanla Railroad points, 0.13,
0M ii. in . 2.1S, 4 27 p in.
Ko- Western Points, via T.ohlgh Vallev
Ilnllmntl 7 II a. m 12 0.1. 3 31, with Hlack
Dimmed Ppres. '10 II. 11.30 p. m.
Trains will airlve in Scranton as fol
lows. Prom Caibonilalp and thp North fi 40,
7 11. t IN, 31 10 ,s 11 31 n. m . 1.2J, 2 15. 3.23,
1.23. 5.4 J. 7.11. 10 TS. 11 27 p. m.
Prom Wllki s-H.nre anil the South fill.
7 IS, 5.45, mm n r- ., m . j.is, 2.11. 341.
5 20, (121, 7",". tier, ion. i m : 1.11 a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
for Cm bund lie 107. 113.1 a. tn; 151.
3 52. 5 51 r. i p. in
Kor Wllkes-llaric-DIS. 11.45 n. in.; 151,
r 2s, r. '". 7.1. p. m.
Lowest mips lo nil points In United
Gtatcs nnd e'nnndn
.T. W. HUHDICK G P. A . Albany. N Y.
II. W. CROSS. D. P. A. He union. Pa.
Central Knilroiul eif New Jcrqcy
(Lchlgh anil Susquehanna Division )
Slillnns In Now Yolk Pool nt LlUcr
siieeft N. It., and South Pcny, Whitehall
ntr. el.
Antliruolt" ccul utcd exclusively, Insui
liig cltniillness and LOmforl.
I I iKTAHl.K IN RKKRCT SRPT I i, .SIS
'iL.iiis I. .vi tuuiilon foi l'lttsto).
Wlltcem-li.ii i e - 't.. at . 30 10.10 a. m , 1 .'U,
2:"i, 3.20, 7 10 p. in. Sundajs, y 00 a in,
I ii.i. 2.15, 7 M p m
Ior L.ikewoiid u'ld Atlantic 'll, i ,0
i m.
Im New ...Ik N walk anil Rllzabe Ji.
J vlXpie.M 11 111 . I 20 ItNpUhS). 3...0 t
press, p m Sund.i). 2 15 p ill. Tnul
leiivlir' 1 '.ii p. in . unlvcs at Philadelphia
Kci ..nig 'ie.rnii.Ll. IW p. in. and Nv
oili , u5 p. in.
Pot Mil a e 'hunt:. Mlentown. Il"ti. -hem
KHstou n nl l-till iileiphla, N X) a n,
12il. 3 20 p I'i bniii'ii) 2 15 p. 111.
Kor i'll'inio-e and Waslllngton, n I
puiiin trol'l'i anil Wet via Hethleht "
8 o. in . l.'ii P m. Sundays. 2.15 p n.
Por Long Munich Ocean Grove, etc it
8..U a m. . cd IS' i m ,.,.,,
Por Ktuid g. Lei unon nnd llairlsbui"
ill Allentt.wn SP0 n. m., 120 p. m. Sun
day. '-'.15 P i i
Fur Pottsvllle, S Wl a. in . 1 20 p. in
ltrtui.i'nr. I'He N vv Yoik. toot of Lln
crie stree. Nouh lllve-, at 1.00, 0.10 .ex
press! n. m.. 1.30 eospitss) p. m. Sunda,
1.10 a. in.
l.eav New Yorl South Kerrv, foot
Whlteliall sin it at 0 'is i m.. 125 p m.
pnssen,Ters nri'vlp- or d.-paitlng from
this lermlnal 'in council uniler cover
vltli all the elt vni .! iiiilitudii. Broadway
rnbln ears nnd lei lies to Itrookljn nntl
tllaten Islanels. unking tp.lt k transfer to
and from t.ini.d Central depot and Leig
Island r.ill'nad.
Leave I'hlludt Iphtu Heading Tcimlli'l,
y.2i u ni.. 'I c"1 P- "t. Hiiinl ly. o 15 u. in
Through liedtils tn nil points Rust
South anil Wcet at lowest into ut thu
Million.
fllllioii.
J. II. ilLUAUfUV. Gen. Supt.
II. P. HALDW1N. Gen Pas.. Agt
l.ric and Wyotniii'; Valley.
Time table In ctreel Sept. Huh. IM.
Trains have Scranton Im New Yolk,
Niwvbuig nnd Intel mediate points em
Ri'o i.tlli ..ui. al tor lliwle ulitl Ituitl
points at 7 t a in and 2 23 p m Trains
nulve at S i. ml. ni 1 1 ..in ubove paints at
10 UJ a 111 i lid 15 nod I'M' in
SCItA IVl'OV DIVISION.
Ill i:ffeel Sept. J5tli. 1SUS.
.ortIi Hound.
siin.uoslaoir
' i"1 i- i
Nouth Hound.
202 2II 120B
hssga
StaMons
Arilvc leuvc,
N Kinnl.llii sr
Wci.t 4ji.il street
vv eeitawlNen
An tvo leave
ii
o ....
S3 ..
10 ....
Ml" M
t ,ia
Hi 431
22 4 41
31! tr
41 13 01
SO 5 14
St' 62
16 6 88
(9 6 14
a ur
i uiloifa
llnncucl;
MarlUlit
I'i rston I'arlc
VVInwood
l'o.Tiitrlle
nraun
I'le ,sant Mt.
I'liloi'dni-
loic. riiy
cm bo Ja e
Vih te Hi hi je
o IC
610,
o J-,
0 35
50
11.16
70V
7 0S: 3
7 .It, 3
7.14 3
19 641
31 6C4
7 37 11
.IS 6 56
43 6 01
45 6 0.1
M 09
54 614
.VI IK
jeiaviaia
Jl'llllVll
4.' 13
7 44
ArclilbaKI
liiitni
I'cckvllle
OlM'liant
rilceutirtr
Vlirooji
I'mvltlHiice
l'oik 1'iaco
t-crau'on
leavo Airlve
7AU
7M
7f8
Rl'Jl
S(H
8 0b,
ft 10
0l 811
Oil 6 l'l
10 6v7
)4 0.11
81
17 KM
1J,
i ii r
20 118.1
US M
t Hiii'iiay oniv
f siitiiirtes that trains stop no tdf-nal for i&
tcnRcis
1 lalns !X)3 and 200 Sunday only, other trains
dally except humluj.
(fcurii rates via untarlo a usttrn before
puicliatliii,' tickets and save money
lirmi.h Mairnei tmrftt sleeper and free re.
elluuiir choired New vorlcto t'hiejjo viithout
:liansc. l'Ji.iiicrrr iciilea Itetliicetl lu
lve (Vill-. 3'cr .11 He.
, , J.C.Aiidctsnn, den. rass Agt.
T. Klltcroft, Dlv. l'ass, Airt biranton, ra.
nSS A Mw
k m i m p it
'.'.'.'. ' vTc,
'too
n r n p '
10 45 ,' in
10 (0 111 Hi 1 O'l
io.li foriiufo
M'.'l 6 00,1V eG
M 15 5 f4 IS 40
10 II j Ki;,!! 21
MM Ml Itf 14
0 40 51(11213
') 0 BS6II fP
8 2. S'iJII'S
'IK 5 Oil. 1 1 31,
907 I 'TflTO
tll'l '1 01 in.
sM t I- II -'
bol 44111 IS.
h-iii 4011 13,
Sill 4 1011 II1
MJ 4 Jl II Iff
N4II CVS 110,
S !H 4 .' 11 0J,
8 3H 1 22 II III1
Ml J 4 1IW.7
810 IIS 10 M
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