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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNIi-MOJTOAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1808.
HARVARD AT LAST
WINS A VICTORY
PENNSYLVANIA GOES DOWN BE
FORE THE CRIMSON.
Quakers Wore Outclassed Behind the
Lino and at tho Ends, and Besides
Did Somo Wretched Fumbling.
Tlgeis Meet with Virtually a De
feat In Allowing tho Cadets to
He Them Yale Makes a Mlseiablo
Showing Other Games Played on
Saturday.
After years of steady defeat Har
vard lit last won her big game tills
year, defeating University of Pcnnsyl
Minla nt Cambridge, Saturday, by a
Mcore of 10 to D. It was a great game
throughout and wan witnessed by 16,
(J00 spectators. Harvard's tcum was
nldcd much towards lctory by good
luck, but It conccdcdly placed tho
nuperlor game. Pennylv aula's ends
wero only oidlnaiy. while Hamuli's
men In those positions played superb
ball, Ponn'n kicking was poor, bur
bucks fumbled wretchedly and her
tilcks piovcd boomerangs.
In tbu line the honors wcie ubuut
even, although Hurvard had the most
beef. Tho CilniMin tuckles had a little
iho best of It, but this was evened up
by the btllllant wotk of Hate, Over
Held and McCraeken, tho central ttlo
for l'enn. Hare was the star player of
the day, with Daly, Harvard's why
little quarterback, a good second for
liitllvldu.il hotmirt Captain Dibble did
not play his usual star game.
The Hist Hiore was made befoio the
game was quaiter of a minute old.
Coombs missed Harvard's kick-off and
Donald picking up tho bounding ball on
a run, made a headlong dive across the
line. Instead of disheartening Penn
sylvania the tluko only made her men
desperate and they went at Harvard's
line like demon". In the matter of clear
ground gaining the Quakers belted
their opponents, but everything they
gained In this leaped was lost by poor
handling of the bull. Harvard, too,
made successful standi at ciltknl
times, in seven al Instances holding
Penn for four downs, after the Quaker's
battel lug-nun, guatd's-baik formation
bad can led the ball thlity or foity
yards.
I'enn tried u field goal, but missed by
it foot. Harvaid's second svoie wnh on
r beautiful lorty-llve uul placement
goal frnm the Held, Bennett making the
kick. It will go down In foot ball his
toiy as one of the piettlest kicks on
lecoid.
Cadets Tie the Tigeis.
Princeton was as good as defeated
at West Point by allowing the Cadets
to tie them. The Tigeis' line was
pierced at will by the Cadets' backs
and Aycis was greatly outclassed at
kicking by Romoyn Tho Cadets, bv
making the most of this advantage and
through the penalizing of the Tigers'
far off-side play nnd othei faults, at
riltirul times, won their equivalent of
ii victoiy.
Piinceton scored a touchdown in the
llrst half, but ml'ed tho goal. Ito
meyn made a successful place kick to
wuids tl'e end of the second half nnd
tied the score.
Cornell Plays Well.
Corns 11 ida yd 'Williams at Buftolo in
a lain storm, scoring 12 points and pie
ventlng tho Berkshire bids fioin even
getting dangnousiy near their goal.
It was the muddj Held, and fumbles
due to the slippery ball that Kept Cor
nell's scene so low.
Blue's Poor Showing.
Yalo also plaed a disappointing
game agaln-t the Chicago Athletic dub
nt New Haven making only u touch
down and a plate kick Fumbling,
lugged play and mlsetable tackling
chuiacterlicd YoIo'h gume throughout,
Theio was n total lack of team vvnik
and not miuh that was btllllant In In
dividual plaing. Any tlist-class team
could have piled up a big score against
them.
Games on Other Fields.
At Williamspoit State College, 10;
15ur knell, 0.
At Ciullsli Indians. IC; Dickinson, n.
At Philadelphia Harvaid Fieshineii,
32; Pcnn rreshir.en. 3,
At Annapolis Cadtts, 02; Colum
bian, 0.
At Hethlehfin Lehigh, 22; Lafny
otte. 0.
At Providence Hi own, 10; Nowtowne
A. A.. 5.
At Mlddlotown Wesleyan, SO; Ti lu
ll y, o.
At Amherst Dattmouth, til; Am
herst, .
At Swaitlunorc Swnitlunoie, 10;
Franklin and Mai shall, ii.
CARBONDALE WAS EASY.
No Match for the Eleven St. Thomas
College Men.
St. Thoniu"' College team won an
other splendid victoiy Satuiday ut
Athletic p.nk. defeating tho Cuibon
dulc Athletic team by a. scoie of .11 to 0.
Carbondule had lots of beet und ag
gressiveness, but locked knowledge of
the game as It Is plujed this jear.
Their blocking und tackling wus very
faulty und the men in tho line played
so high that the lightci, but more clever
St. Thomas men, bowled them over llko
so many ten-pinr. Tho St. Thomas'
play cis hud the ball almost continu
ally, never once losing it on downs. The
llno-up was us follows:
St. Thomas. Cuibondale.
Campbell left end McLain
I'uulman left tackle Meiinle
McDonald lett guard. ..McAndrow
Coleman center Kane
Tigho rlKht guard .. ..Hlgglns
Kelllhei' light tackle... Cuimulugs
Manley light end Miirtiu
J. O'Horo.quuiterbacU Johnson (Cup)
Weir (Cap). .left halfback Hope
Klrkwood ...right halfback... .Forbes
TV. O'Hora. ... fullback . ..Hadglm
Referee, Beamish, umpire, Isgur;
linesmen, Q'Mnllc unci McKenna;
touchdowns, Weir, McDonald, Manley,
W. O'Hora, Klrkwood. Kelllher Goals
from touchdowns. Weir, 2; J. O'Hoin,
2. Bcoie, St. Thomas, M, Caibondale,
0. Tim of halves, 20 minutes eneh
TRY G'AIN-0! TRY GRAIN-0!
Ask ' nroccr today to blinvv jou a
jihrVt-s oitAIN'O, the new food drink
tin ' He nlnco of coffee. Tho ehll-
. !' 1 "i 1 . 11 without Injury us well
t - i, 1 11 who try It, llko it
,CltlN" 'i 1 lh soal brown or
rl 1 hi' 1 1 Is mado fiom puro
Tp'''i i'l Hi- 1 1 dellcute fctom'vch
lii'H' i'ii ' 'ltrcss. ',i the prleo
niif -"iTeu li. . ma ii cts. per packag,
Evld bv all giocers.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
Eddlo Bald Tomorrow Night.
And now they say that the great
bicycle race In "A Twig of T.aurcl,"
the pla in which Champion laddie C.
Hnld Is fentmed, Is n sliuoifpurc race.
Homebody invented a conttlvunco by
which the giniind-cnvcrltig power of u
blcjcle can be reduced to suit the
exigencies of tho stage -vlthout les
sening the snood of tho wheel's revo
lution or the exertion lequlied of Its
lldcr. Thus, on u forty-foot stage, tho
wheels used In the utco scene of "A
Twig of L.tuiol" nie so guaged that
to cover forty feet In two minutes the
riders must wotk exactly as hard as
they must to cover u mllo In tho sumo
time. Ths fastest rider will soonest
cover forty feet. Just as he would
sojnest cover tbc mile. Of course,
Juck Meiedlth (Mi. Bald) must win
the inci. That's "plot." Hut second
Place goes at each performance to tho
mnn who can secure It by fast tiding
So It is not at all Impossible that th"
wirld's lecord for the "mile open"
in ly be biokeu In tho race In "A Twig
of T,nutcl" befoic the season " over.
The plav will bo seen at the Lyceum
next Tuesdaj evening.
"Tho White Squadron."
There Is no doubt that the Academy
of Music will be packed tonight 'vhon
HIioj'h Stock coiiipan will begin their
week's engagement in this city, pie
sentlng thi nival diutna, 'The AVIilte
Squudion." J. Hatvey Cook and Miss
Lottie ('hutch will be seen In the lead
ing loles. Tho pl.t j s for the leiuuln
der of the Week will be us follows
Tiic-sdii) matinee, "A P.ough Elder,"
Tuesday evening. "land of the Mid
night Sun;' Wednesday mntince,
"Camllle." Wednesday evening. "The
Police Patrol," Thufday matinee,
"Mis. Whltchouse. of Washington, 1)
C ;" Tliursday evening, "A Hough
Hlder," rildnv matinee, 'The Bohe
mians," Fnday c ening, "The Mid
night Alarm," Saturday matinee, an
nounced later; Snturdu night, "Tho
District Fair" At every peifoimanco
specHltlos will If Intioduced by Irv
ing Walton, Hobeit II. Hauls, George
H. Rlokitts, Lola Monisse. Matinees
will be given dally beginning Tuesday
afternoon. Hvenltig pi lees 10,
'id cents, sweats now on sale
:d and
"Othello" on Wednesday Night.
Miss Mary Timbeiin.in, the leading
heavy lady of the Chules It. llaiiford
company, is one of the nuM tabmed
uctic'ses on the im.ikin st ige. In
nn Intel view vlth the bit- Thomas W
Keene, with whom Miss Timbeiman
was as-oclated for thtce corses utlv
seasons that gieat actor said ' Mls
Tlrrberman is a tun1 nitWte. Slie Is
one of the best leading ladles pin lug
heavy p.uts in this country " She
has sup))ort d e'lara Mollis, Itobett
Alantell, Hub n Hanv, Madame Jnnau
scliek and Pr.mU Mao was in Steeb
Mnfkaes production of "Paul K.iu
vat," and ha hail n tlioiougli Hairing
in stock compinle''.. Mlts Tlmb.tmaii
lia 11 line- pic-enco,
Her voice natut-
ally ovillert, 1" poweiful enough for
tile most inteii'-e diamatle effeets and
v-t th'iioughlv feminine In Its undu
lations. Mi H.mfoid appeals at the
I.jcetim op Wednenl iv oveniug In his
well known impel sonution of "Othel
lo" Midnight Show at Gaiety.
Manager VanOstcn. 01 the Gaiety,
is lisht up to due in ofteting his pat
rons ctcu thing in the way of Innova
tions that hi posIhli tor theli com
fort and convenience A mldulKlit
pel foi mance is ceitalnly an Innova
tion to Seiantonlans. but that Is just
what is going to lie done on election
night at the populai Oaletv The
City Spoils will give two periorniances
that night, the tc-Bu!ui S o'clock per
tormanie and a iiiidnU'ht show, the
latter for th.- lu-neiit ot those who de
bito to leivali, up and receive the
complete election leturns. Special
telegiaphlc service has been auanged
foi to be placed on the stage of the
Gaiety and between eae Ii vaudeville
uct and during lute 1 mission the le
turns of bth local and national elec
tions will be read. As eveiy one is
nware of tho fact that the mine im
portant 1 etui us never anlve until
about midnight, co.iseiiuently the piiv
llegs ot securing 11 comf irtable seat,
stroking 11 cigar, witnessing 11 flist
cl.tss pel formunee and h"'tilng elec
tion roiuins ilucct fiom the who ought
surely to be the iiunnr of packing the
Galetv theater lioin top to bottom
that piuilciilar night. Heseived scats
tor tlic two in rloumiuoH v. ill be
placed on sale Monday and legidar
prices will pievall. Tile Clt Spoils,
which will be the aitiaction ut the
Gaiety foi thiee clays commencing to
da, Is 0110 e, the ttiongest buries itie
oigunizutlons on the- ro id thb season
and e.Mi.i effoits weic put ioitli to
socuto ll.is utti action for election
week In 01 di 1 th.it this midnight pcr
foiinnnce nilght be placed.
VALUABLE SPRUCE.
Somo of It Woith Moie for Certain
Pui poses Than Finest Rosewood.
Sprue e Is not lommonly ae counted u
iostI wood, but some of it my be veiv
valuable. Sptuie is largel used for the
tops of stringed musical instruments,
such us gull.tis and mandolins, the
liner giaiueel being tho 11101 e desirable.
Tile value of losewuod depends upon its
coloi and imllt. It lunges in pi Ice
fiom u cent und a iuaiter to ten cents
u pound.
Thlity-gtaln Adirondack spiucewould
be vvuith moie than the llncst rowood.
It might be that not one such log would
lie found among a thousand.
Enterptise,
"Mr. Uls-,b, pa wants to boirow jour
new liiwn-mower."
"vVhv, we haven't ucil it ourjclves
ef
"cs, sir, he sujs he want to cut our
i;rnH befoio ou Ret Hie iiindilno out of
older.' 4,'hliuBO Ilceonl.
Legal Advice.
"I hjvc cal'cd," said the man who hijd
his l.ie)nr ly the eui, "to see, it jou
could put niu ii tu siiiuii way ot culling
a man a liar a tl.lef without lujlng ni
bcIi lirblc."
"1 don't know," said tho luvvjcr who
was hired by tho year, "unless you called
him a press asent."- Indianapolis Jour
nal Humor in His Blood.
Doctor Huvc ou been diking any med
icine? Patient Yes, si I have b'tn taking
mi dltlno for u veek back.
Doctoi Tut, man! Tilde's nothing tho
matter with your back, ou nave lu.nior
in uur blood. Tim Waterbui).
His Last Wish.
Doctor You have only a few minutes
to live. Havo you any last wish?
Patient I wish I bad engaged snothiir
I doctor. New York Tribune.
THE MARKETS.
Wall street Review.
New York, Nov. 8. Tho market was
dull and slugjlsh throughout tho short
session but with nn undeniably Ilrm tin
dTtoiie, dosing at brut prices, with no
disposition to tnko me llts after the two
dav's rise, such nn might commonly bo
anticipated at tho end of tho week given
over largely to professional trading. To.
tul sules veto 111 2i shares
KurnMicrt by WILLIAM LINN ALLEN
A. CO., stock brokers, rooms, 705-706 Moan
building.
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Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Bid Asked.
Scranton & Plttston Trac. Co.
l'irsl National Hank
Klmhuist Hoi'lcvjrd
Pei.iiiton Savlnss Hank
Pcinnton Packing Co
Lacka. lion A. Steel Co
Ihlid National Punk
Throp Novelty Mfg. Co
Scinnton Hallway Co
Dimo Dep. &. VU. Hank
Hconotn Light Heat &. Pow
er Company
Scranton Illuminating. Heat
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110 1MS
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105 ...
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&. Power Company
t'. nl,tl-l 1 IT llf ('ft ...
S"-,'""'.' i" h.m iok
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150
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I Lacka Lumber Co
Laik Trut & Safe Dep. Co.
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Moosle Mountain Coil 00
Scranton Paint Co
BONDS
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
11101 tBagc. duo 1SJ0 115
People's Strcei Railway, first
mortgage, due 1018
People's Street Haliway. Gen
eral mortgage, due 1121
Dlek-on Manufacturing Co ...
Lacka Tow r ship School 5r .
ritj of Scranton St. Imp. 0 .
Mt Veinon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Woiks
Scrantcn Traction xTc bonds .
115 ...
115 ...
100
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New York Produce Market.
Now York, Nov. " Plour Weak and 5a
10c. lower, w Intel patents tUOaJO, win
lei slralshtw l5(M".iW, Minnesota- pat
ents, JS1.i4ri, winter iMias, J. 75al,10:
Minnesota bakers S.'a't..0; winter low
graeles. $i J5a.' 15 heat-Spot eas.v , No.
- led, 71V lob, ulloat No. 1 noilll
ein Duliilh. 71 i7t'c , f o. b., afloat, op
tions open 'd veak and declined through
torelKU sillhiK, weak Liverpool markets,
bearish Russian crop estimates nnd liber
al spring wheat receipts. 1 losed "4nlli .
lower. Mutch, 7u)4a74c., doted 7ue., Maj,
70,a,71 1,-li.e . rioted 'v Djcmlrer,
7u l-ira73'sc Coin Sle.id , otlons were
weak all day under liquidation and de
clining foreign maikets. closing easy and
He lower, Mav USe.; December, S75i.a
r!;t,e , closed J75c. Oat Spot dull; No.
2 oat", JtUe , No. .', 2b 4i ; No. 2 white,
KO'o ; No .! VNhlte, M'.e ; track mixed
western, 2ia31c , tuick whilo vctorn, .,0
a'.oi.; track white state, SOa c ; options
elull and nominal Unite r SU adv ; west
ern ctcamerj, inaSIc ; do. tnctoiy, ll'si
l!'4e , Elglns, 2'c . Imitation crcamciy,
l!al7e stole dally, ll.ildc., do. elcam
iiy. l.'iaSi1:!'. Cheese Quiet : latge white,
S'.e ; sin ill do., J'ati'si., light sltlni", i.'.l
7e . part -kims ViaM full skims, .'5 e
.'.'(e , laiRo colored, "".c rninll eolornl,
'PS Hum ITinier. state nnd Piimsjl-
vunlii. 2.'i22'.c , wistcrn fiesli, 22i .
Philadelphia Provision Market.
Philie'c'-'.lla, Nov. '1 -liuttet Steady;
fiiney western itimeiy. 2.;e. ; do. pi int. j,
21c Kgg' V'ltm, tlesh, licarbj. 22e., do.
western 2''.i21i . do poutlivvestein, lDc;
do southein, 1'ic. Cheese Pit 111 Re lined
Suhius -- I'nchnnged. Cotton Steady.
Tallow I'nclittiigiil, elt.v prime in hogs
lieiuls, "te eouuto. In barrels. u44e ;
elark, elo . :0C ; ( ikes, 4e ; grease, 2V;uJe
Live Potilliv Ste.ul fowls. P.nSc ; old
roosteis. uiS'.e . sprint chickens 7'sa'se ,
ducks 71-.im , Koest, Suuc , turkijH, ivi'.'e.
Dies-esl Poultiv I'nchangeil. tovUs,
cliolce, fe. , do. fall to good, Ste , eld roos
ters, 1,'i.e ; spiilig chlikens, vvcsti'iii large,
a!i'.e , dinall anil sealcted, elo. 7ase ; tu--kejs,
choice, Uc . do fe.lr in good, loall
icelpts PI0111.11 ii', bail els and l,.V)
sinks, wlie.it. r.00011 bushels, coin, C5"0
luishels. onis, 17 00U bushels. Shipments
Wheat 11 new biinliels corn 1o,,(hi) Ihihii-
els; oats, 17 000 bushels Wheat Wc.ik
and 'ic. lower, eoeiiuet grade, November,
70u71t. Corn Weak anil V. lower; No.
2 mUid November, 3, r.i'ie. oats llrni.
No 2 white clipped, SO'iaSle No. " white
do., 2'e ; No. 2 mixed do., 2'c
Chicago Produce Market.
Chlci.go, Nov. 3. Ciesh quotutons wire
as follows: I'lour Easy: spring Sjueliil
biauilH, JllOalC'j, haul patents, 'JW.iJ.i'i,
soft p.ituits. JltOitr), .irnlhts. )U'i
3 20; soft slialKhts. ii 'JU11I.I11, tiakeis. .' 11
ii.'.,"'i: No 2 sprlnjf wheal, tlijuiiO'sC No.
3 do, ii2ultc.. No. i led, c'L.e , No. 2
coin, 3134C ; No. 2 oats. AhjVm. : No. 2
while. 27.re. . No. 3 white, iCuSTe i No. 2
le, 02c. No. 2 b.iilej, f7a,'.0c ; No. I llu
seed, i.i'2. tllllothj Seed. $2 Pi; polk, ?a
803: laid, tl'jiitii-.Wj: lib-, J"-tr..20. t-houl
ders, IHalV . side- jraO.Hi. whlskej,
J1.23.
New Yoik Live Stock.
Now Yoik, Nov. r,. Beeves No uaillni,
leellng steady.. Calves Ete.ulv i Veals. ?3
u7.3o. no very pi am here one ear w outt
urn. $1 00. She p end Lambs-Slow , sheep,
cuslci , pilmi sheep, H.Oo. lulr to good
lambs, $" 3ua3 51. egs Nouilually deaily
at JJ.70.iJ73.
Philadelphia Live Stoclt.
Phlludi Iphla, Nov. C. - Receipts Beeves.
2,512 hi. id, shcip, S, lis head, hogs, 5'i'JO
hcud. Beef Cattle In lietter dtmaiul:
oxtra, Si.ic good, 4?ia5c : medium, li
atUe.i common. lUal'.e, Sheep Dull and
lower on nil guides except lambs whleh
wero uetlvi but lower! extra, 4,4al?ve.;
ood, 4u4',c.; medium, S'.jaJc; common,
The People's
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POPULAR CLEARING HOUSC for the Ilcnellt of All Who
llnve Houses to Rent, Heal I-'stutu or Other Property to
Sell or CxcImurc, or Who Wnnt Situations or Help -Theac
Smnll Advertisements Cost One Cent rt Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Kx.-cpt Situations Wanted, Which Arc In
sert cdl'rcc.
FOR RENT
TO IlKNT-TIIU HXT.LSIOII CLtm
Imll on WasliiUBlon avenue. Hultiibl
for select parties, hills and entertainments.
Ladles und gents' olemk rutin attached,
nlo caterer on piemlsfs. Apply to ltleo.
Levy & Co , 00 Lackawanna avenue.
POH ltHNT-STOHH TvOOM, r.03 LACK V
wnntui avenue, loimerly occupied uy
tho Five Hrrs.' Shoo Co. Inquire of Unylo
"K. Mucklow, clothiers, 4tii Liekuwunna
avenue, city.
HOII8I3 ON AVHNUH-MODHP.N CON
vcnlences; low rent. Jones, 311 Spruco
street.
Port miNT-cnsK uoom on rfHAitv.
, of onices second floor front, Coal I.x
oliange Call at loom 15
FOIt UHNT - HL'CCND
Wulncy
PLOOn. 701
FOR SALE
rnt ci ai ii-nt'VTP.HB. Ill IlllA' P.
hook case und shelving. Mue's Hook
Store. Hcmovcd to 625 Lackawanna ave
FOIt SALK-PIItST CLAPS HOT WA-
ter heater, ncnrl new. IK Waslilng
ton avenue.
KOlT"sALn-HOltSi;. HAHNKSS AN D
buggy; erv cheap; or would rxchuugo
for good upriKht plnno. Call or address
Full Capouso uvenut.
FOIt SALH-ONH DOl'HLU Ll'Mlinit
wagon, new. Apply 3J4 N. Hromley
av enue.
MINNESOTA VHNISON-T. K CAHK &
Son. nt Washington Market, oppo-dto
Court House, will huvo on sale today
somo v cry fine venison
FOrt SALH-A SECOND-HAND PA1NH
COtltr milil VtlrrU ursnnA Otlfltlft 111
urst class condition For further par
tlculam upply nt tlds office.
fok sale-Tten H-I-P-A-N-S roii 5
cents at drucflsts. One gives relief.
S'idSiie , limb". -iaSc Hogs In fHlr de
mand, unchanrcd wctcni, a'iaic , oili
er grades, SaS'se Cows !'at cos, in
fail elumind nt "'l.tic , tliln covs, un
changed nt aH, veal calves, active aim
firm at 4'aa7V-.e . milch cows, active, at
JJoaGO. dressed bcces. In good request ut
C'iaS'.c.
BEARS ARE CURIOUS.
They Bite off the Insulators from
Telegiaph Poles.
Prom tho Augusta (Mi ) .Tout ml
The bears in Noithern Maine 10111
blne a gic.it love for Hie ci.ib nmMc-ts
which are giown In that region with
Ignorance of the appliances of modern
civilization. When a telegraph com
pan started to put up poles In the
woods between Ashland and Port Kent
the simple-minded beais began to sniff
at the tall sticks with suspicion, evi
dently mistaking them for some new-
form of deadfall that wus erected for
the special pmposo of killing heats.
They stayed away trom the camps ot
the workmen nil the time the imile was
being surveyed and while the poles
wcie going up. lefuslng to lespond to1
tho luring odors of scorched fat poik
or buined molasses. Hut when the glass
insulatois wcie screwed to the long
aims of the poles every bear In North
em Aroostook came out to watch tho
progress of the work.
Although tin superintendent of the
job pronounced the line completed and
leudy for tvrvico a month ago, tho
company has been unable to pioeuie
the transmission of messages through
tho long btilp of woods above Ashland.
A double force of linemen is kept at
woik all the time, but In spite of their
labors the Insulatois ate pulled off and
broken na often that no communication
can be kept up for thiee houis in suc
cesion. The company hlieel detectives
and offered laige lewaids foi the cap
ture of malicious men caught injui lnr
the Insulators. As this proved useless,
the detectives finally went into tho
woods and found tho whole line swarm
ing with bears that climbed the poles
nnd bit off tho insulators faster than
the linemen could renew them.
Tho only way tho telegraph men can
account for this perverted tabtu on the
part of the bears Is that the animals
believe the insulators aio their favoilto
crab apples, and they had gone nloft
and inaele actual pi oof. The tolcgiaph
line s will oppaiently be able to do no
business until eveiy beni In Aioostool;
county has thus satisfied himself.
The Home-Coiiection Club.
"Edward, dear," cooed Mis. P.nklu.n
the olliei evening utter dinner. "I nm
very much afraid that we olten mai.u
eglegious cirors In oui sp cell uncon
sciously, of com be To be suie, w" know
better thin to spill our In'lulilvu or to
uso verbti of plural number when the
noun is In the singular that Is w; know
well enough If we. stop to think, but so
often we do not stop to think, and cai.
less speech It apt to be 01110 11 habit with
us Don t eu think so. d at ' '
"It is eiuiti llko!, M.ulhe. love," replied
Mi. Ilarkham us he took bin llille wife on
his lap and kissed her.
Tlii 11 don't ou think It would bo n
rood ii'ea ioj us Jut ou and 1 to foim
1 home -con ectlon club and to collect
each othci when wo make such slips In
grumm ir?"
"It's a good Idea, sweet. Shall wo h
gin now "'
"Yen, If jou nrn sum 1.011 wont get
cross when I correct you."
"Oh I won't et cross. Will jou?"
"liuUcel 1 won't. I Hlinll only b too
Sllel to have errors pointed out No;,,
to begin with, Edwin el. elcr, ut the din
ne" table tonight vou said, 'P.isk me them
blseults.'"
"Oh. sunly not."
)e, ott niu. .Mm .uis. liarhiiam
Hiiouiv tier lorcunger put.v ruu.v at ne r
husband
"Well, If I did 1 did: but of course I
know hotter."
"C'ltalnly The thing is to bear one's
liiowlci1.ee In mind. Then I cskid you
where tlie evinlng rapei was. mid, ynu ie
piled 'It luys on Iht ie liter table"'
'Well, v lint's the uiattei with tll.it"'
'Wh vein dear goose! nothing la.vs but
hens. You know Hint."
"1 see 1 si r.uM huvc selel tnat tin pa
per lies on the table."
"C'erlulnl. And now, Eilwuid, dour
won't von (ell mo of .omo ot my mil
toltrs" "Well let nu see I htatil you say lo
Mrs. Trott-u ctrnbiy. ! expeti you hud
II gooel tljne In Ell! ope' Of course) Mill
know that tho word er.peet rmiios with
it the Idea ot futurity, and should never
be Usui as a re ferei.ee to rost events."
"Y-e.s. '
"Thru 1 he aril JOU SUV. 'I dull t 1 1 IvO
those kind of things.' "
"Oh. L'dwiiiil! I didn't say that."
"I beg ;,our piudun. but oii did.
"Wliv I ebll'dn't "
"Hut ' ou dlel."
"I don't believe a noid of It, and I think
vou ore u ie.il mean thing. So thero' '
Mis. Ruikham burst Inb" terns nnd
rush si trom the loom, nnd that was tho
end .if the home rorioc lion club Jmlgu,
Tho Pat Hog's Luolc.
A well-fed elou. weuilng a eollur nnd
blanket, mien fell In witli a tramp oiiuhw
In the pink. "Penr me," tald the fat dog,
Exchange.
AGENTS WANTED.
Aai:NTS-wn will pay $h' pkh
month, and railroad eNpen'-cs, to uny
man who will ralthfully represent us in
taking orders for the most reliable Por
trait Copying Ilouo In the World We
piy strlctl alarj. Addieas at once U.
H. Mattel, New York city.
HELPWANTED.
pli:asant 'noiTwoitiv'Foit mi:n
or women, ln or evening, to JI2
weekls , no c.invaslni; or expcilence
needed, plain Institutions and wont
mailed on application. Itrusilllau Mfg.
Co , New Yotk Cltv
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
U1HL WANTHD-TO DO OHNKItAL
housework. Call ut Stevens, neut cor
ner of Marlon Mtoct and Adams avenue.
ROOMS WANTED.
wXNTi?i3FPnNimi:D on paiitly
furnished 100ms for housekeeping, In
ceutialcltv Man und wlfo only. Ocorgc
I: Davis, 317 Madigon avenue.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STHAYHD 'oil STOLKN-IUVCK AND
whlti rat v,HU boblnd tail, lewatd,
return to No. 2J1 Adams nvinue.
REAL ESTATE.
FOIl SALH-MY ItHSlDHNCE AT 2J5
Colfax uvenue; Just c mplcted All
modern Improvements. Ilerdwood llnlsh.
sanltury plumbing, electric lluhts etc.
Price reasonable. Address Prank T.
Okcll, 220 Uroddway, New Yoik clly.
MONEY TO LOAN.
JTOoT $900. .). $1,PXI ON CITY PHOP
erty. straight Anv sum on monthly
payments. Drown nttorn), Mears build
ing. FURNISHED ROOMS.
TOirUENTTi
rooms with cltv steam luat and nil
modern conveniences. Incmln DI0 Wash
ington avenue.
POIt RENT-PLEASANT Pt UN1SI1ED
looms, conveniences. Rooms fiom 1 j0
up, i"2J Jlulberry street.
BOARDERS WANTED.
UUAliHM:HSWANTi:D-'Hobis" wn H
lio.ml, suitable for single gcntlcmin
01 mun and wile location very conven
ient and choice. Prlmiose, .,25 Monroe av
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-A WOMAN DE
slres it situation m take ehaige of
joung ehllel or nionthlv nurse. Adelress
.Mrs C Hudson, tlener.il Dellvcrj, Hciun
toii P. O.
DREG CLERK THREE AND ONE
half jeirs' exp rience , Al ri fensires
from present implojer. Addicss Phen
aeltlne. No lol Huzlo avenue, Wllkes
fl lire.
AN ENERGETIC 10PN(3 MAN IK
good eeluenllon ami habits and wbh
business experience desiies responsible
position References. Aeldress Uuslncss,
e.iro of Tribune.
SITCATION WANTED-UY A YOl Ne
man: would like to woik on n farm
01 anv kind of woik. Adlress, G13 Stone
avenue.
MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION AS
te.im-.te i ot any kind of woik; can
f,lw rccommntielntlors, can speak Otr
mun. 230 Reese stieet. A. L. bllfc.
SITPATION WANTED - WASHING
ItouliiB or any kind of house cleaning
bv the d.i. or will take vea-lilng home,
side eloor. !2o Pianklln avenue.
SITPATION WANTED-HY A MIDDLE-
lined woman as liousi keeper In small
fanillj. 217 In ing avenue, herauton.
SITUATION WANTED DOlNlj GEN
crul lioti-ework or cooking, lot. Pish st.
SITPATION WANTED-UY A MAR
rltd man its fireman, stationary engi
neer or pump innnei, thoroughly uncler
Ht.inds electricity und refriKCiator lee
machines, Is well evperlcnecd and cin
Kivo llrst class lefercnces. J. D. W., W7
Penn avenue
SITUATION WANTED RY A YOl'NG
man who cleslies poslton In clothing
or grocerv stole, speaks live languages,
can furnish gooel ntercnees, iimli istunds
the e.iro ol lioises. Addieas T. J., Trib
une olllce.
SITPATION WANTED-HY A YOl'NG
lady lor light homtwoik, V)U South
Yv onilng av enue.
WANTED-ANY KINIl OK WORK, HO
out by tho iluy or t..Ue washing home.
Rear 420 Franklin avenue, tip-stairs
SITUATION WANTED-HY A GIRL
who can speak English and Genu in,
as dressmaker, goeid wmker and v 111
vvoik lor luve, vva,;es. Addiess IW) Gib
son stieet, clt.
A -S.OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A
place lo wotk for hei linatil and ro to
school. 1 mpine at 423 Adams avenue.
"but you uie sx slulit You need upholst r.
Ing badlv. Your bones piuje-et llnouii
,our skin aii'l out Iniei Hie i mbleut ut
muspheie. VV h is this inus.' '
'! am oftui hungry, und am elili'in
liounttlullv l I. .ild tnu ti.unp ili'J
"and that Ii tho it.ison my lolnls proleet
Into the fiuiiii like a nportet's pay duy "
"Why do jou not attach voutself to
i oino pro-pctous family," t.ild tho fat
dog. "and thus becomo sleek and tat, like
me? '
While thev weio speaking a dog catch r
c.imo Into view. The fat elog soon had a
nooso mound hi1- ii'i k, and lie was un
ctienioiiluuslv thrown Inio a wagon
wllCrie theio were other unfoitilliato curs.
Tho iiuiun ele,sr beliic iiiibiudined vilth
' Mesh, eluded between nassliit. blevcle. md
liClipCd.
Mural Tho fut deg's mlsties? icelecnied
iiini itoni the pound, and that fuel elo
stros the moral Tiuth.
LirTKS AND LEANERS.
Tlicio ,ue two kinds of people on caith
todai
Just two kinds of people, no mote. I su.
Not the f,ood und the bad, for 'tis well
iiiulerstooJ
Tlio good am hull bail and the bad aio
liulf gioj.
Not Hie ilcli and Iho poor, for lo count u
nun's wealth
Wo must lli-Jt knew tho state of his con
science und hu'lth.
i th" happy tuo slid, for the swift-ll-
lug .veniH
Bring each mnn his laughter mid each
man ills tears
No, tho two kinds of peoplo on oa.lh I
mcMii.
Aio tho peoplo who lift and Iht, peoplo
who lea'i
Wheicv r jou go you will find the earth's
masses
Ate alwa:s divided In Just tlieso two
clais.s.
And oddly cnoiiKh, son will find, too, l
ween.
Then- is only oi.ej. Ilftor to tvvent) who
lean.
In which clans ale jou.' A'e joil easing
Hie km el
Of uvcriiixvd llftnr wlio tob down the
load.
Oi life ou it leaner who lets uthris share
Your portion of labor nioi vvorty und
otire?
WANTED.
WANTED-CASE OP BAD HKALTIi
that H-l-P-A-N-S will not benefit,
fiend 6 cents to Itlpnns Chemical Co.,
Now York, for 10 samples and 1,000 tcitl
monlalB. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
HPPHUPLfOrS HAUL WAUT8 AND
moles removed by electricity, painless,
permanent, charges moderate, consulta
tion free. Helen lluclmuau, Dormutolo
r,l!t, ,112 WaFblngtnu nvenuo.
OITY SCAVENGER
A.H HHKIOS CLL'ANS PItIVY VAULTS
und cess pools, no odor Improved
pumps used, A UIUCX19. Proprietor.
Leave ordcMH 1100 North Main nvenus,
or Hlcko's ilrug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry", Telephone Goto.
CHIROPODIST
counp, nt'NioxlsiyNTmwTNn
nails ctiicd without tlin lcust putn or
drawing blood. Consultation and ndvleo
given free. H M HHTZIiL. Chlropo.
dl.Ht, .130 Lackawanna avenue. Undies at
tended at their icsldeneo If Ucslrcl.
Cluil gen model ate
SCALP TREATMENT.
jmsTTTarfxHn
incut. Mc , shampooing. GOc. ; facial
massage, munlcurlng, J5c. , chiropody, ',01
Qulucy.
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITCOT3
EDWARD H. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Connell Hiilldlng, Setantou.
i: L. WALTER, ARCHITECT, OPPICE
rear of 10G Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK". JR., ARCHITECT,
135 Spruce St., cor. Wash, av., Scranton.
PREDERIC1C L. RROWN, ARCHITECT.
Prlco Htilldlng, 120 Washington uvenue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACEY & SON'. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' National Hank.
DCNTISTS
DR. I. O. LYMAN,SCRANTON I'ItU
vate Horpitul, cor. Wyoming and Mill
berrj. DR. II, P. REYNOLDS. OPP. P O.
DR. C. C. LAUHACH, 115 Wjeimlng ave.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, 334 Washington
avcrue. Houis, 0 to l.and 2 to C
HAT MANUFACTUnCR.
TtfLI.H 401 SPRCCE STREET, MAKES
your hat to order and they lit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE E LK CAPE li-,Niri; 1'RANK
lin avenue. Rales reasonable.
I" ZEIGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOHSE, NEAR D . L. & W.
pasM'iigei deiiot. Conduelesl on tho Eu
ropean plan V1C10R KUC1I, Prop.
LAWYERS
1RANK E P.OYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Couuselloi-nt-L.iw Uurr IJulUlliig,
rooms I, and u, Washington avenue.
OKELL v. DUNN, ATTORNEYS. ' TO
11 Coal Exchange Hulldlng, Scianton.
W1LLARD. WARREN A KNAPP. AT-
tome a nnd Counsedlors-iit-Lavv. Re
publican Building, Washington uvenue,
Seianton Pa.
JESSPP A .lirssCP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law. Commonwealth
Duildlng Rooms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMES W OAKPORD.ATTORNEY-AT-Luw.
Rooms 314. 513 and 510, Hoard of
Trade Hulldlna.
D H. REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on ieal e-state security.
Meats Hulldlng coiner Washington
avenue and Spiuce street.
JAS J. II. HAMILTON. ATTORNHY-at-Livv,
301 Commonwealth Hulldlng,
Scranton.
EDWARD AV THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms oni.tmi fith tlnor. Mears Building
L A. WAT IIE4 A I 'I ORNEY-AT-1. VW,
.'12 Hoard of 1'iade BuilUlnj;. Scranton
Pa.
C. It. riTCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwtalth Hulldlng. Seianton. 1M.
PATTERSON it WILCOX. TRADERS
Nxtlonal Hnnk Building.
C. COMBOYS,
Bulldlngv
3-13 REPUBLICAN
A. W. BERTHOI.i', Attv . Meais bidfi.
MIDWIFE
MRS. GABLE GRADUATE M1DWIUE
131S Washburn street, Scranton En
gagements solicited Rooms und best
attendance for a limited ntinibci of pa
tients. PHYSICIANS AND SURQSOV3
DR. C. IPREY. SCRAN'lON'sAVrNfis
Bank Hullellng 123 vot'iint; avenue
mary a7s.hei'i i i:rdmdTio:iTn
op.ithlst, No 2.S Adams avenue.
DRV. E ALLEN, 312 NORUH VVASIL
ington uvenue.
DR. It. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IX
Diseases of Women, tmnei Wvnmllii
avenue and Sprucu streut, Scr.niton.
Olllco hours riiursdaja and Satui
il.i j s, 9 a. in. to b p. m
DR. L M. GATES, ROOMS 207 AND 20
Ilo.it ,1 ol Tiade Building. (Jlllie limlii
S to ;i a. m., 2 to :: nnd 7 to s p. iii, utsi.
ilcnce, .V Madison uvenue
bit C 1, PREAS SPEC'EU.rsT IN
Rupture Trius Pining and Pal I5"ilu -Hon
Oflle-e leli phone 13'J Houis 10 lo
12. 2 lo 4, 7 to P.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAUX. OPPICE n
Washington n venue. Itvrfr nt,. ' 'is
"Vlulheiry. Chrome dls.ii Iuiih,
beau, l.ldiiejs anel genlto-uiiniuy or
guns u speclaltj. Hours 1 to 1 p m
w ir"nooK7 VETi:itiNin' siit-
geon. Hordes, Cuttle and Dugs treated,
lleii-plial, 121 linden stieet, Scranton.
Tvlcphono 2672
SEEDS
G. R. CLARK & CO. bHEDMHN AND
NuibcrjuiPUi stoio 148 Washington ave.
nuo: ereen house 1330 North Main aie
uuc; storo telephone, 7S2.
SCHOOLS
ilOOL OP 'I HE LAe'L WANNA,
Scranton Pu. Courses pnpiratory to
e'lillcpe, law. medlclno or lmsircss.
Oiiens Sept 1'-' Si'iid foi eataloguo.
Rev. Thomas M. Cunn, LI. D, Waller
11. Bui II. A M.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS KPLTTLL 11 LA II .il
wunna avenue, hcl.inlou, P. ,
turcr eif Wlro Scie-ne
LAt'lxA-mauulau-
HISZELLAttEOUS
LATEST T'ltOM" Plin.II'PINn IS.
liiuelb (lieuicst Nuval UatUe. Slioig
all bliiwii to pieces und liil.ded in Xot
Hilton's Shoo Stoic Washington iivonii''
Luillcs' tlnu button shuos, nisMt mil
doiigolu. cost . 00 nt $l.4j. IndbH' hi,,
$2W Shoes for Cm . I lellcd' iloil eo-t
i 00. tor Tl'e. men s t: M i ulf und iussol
shoes lor l.U. $J.OO shoes lur ji.s,, cU,
UAl'lflt'H ORCHESTRA -Il"HicPoij
halls, ph nbs, pm lien, ri-"-i Jeuie . wed
dings anil couicit vvo k flu id he I I'd,
terms iiebeis It J. Pain i c.niilei i,,i
117 Womliu. .ivn.ui, i-vei Hulbiii'B
inutle stoic.
MKfiARGEE 11ROTHERS. PRINTERS
supplies, ouvulopOM. pnHr Imt, tv.luet.
Yarelioiuo. 130 WashhiKluu aveniio,
Scranton, Pu.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
. m. .j. Jlr--.w,J)
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Scheduled! tlllect May 19, 189S.
Trains Leavo WllkosBarro ns PoU
tows:
7.30 a. in , wcolc days, for Sunbur
Harrlsbure, Phlladolphla, Qalll.
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burr; and tho Wast.
10.15 0. m wook days, for Hazlolon,
Potlnvillo, Hoadlncj, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburic, Phlladolohla,
Baltimore, Washington and PlUs
burir and tlin Wncl.
3.12 d. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris.
burtr. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
WanhlnRton, and Pittsbure and
the Wost.
00 p. m., week days, for Sunbury.
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
. ....-r'l-.K'0""' lenl Psi. A-rent
J-H IIUTCIIINhOS. Uencr.il Alnier.
Del., Liicliu. and Western.
Ettect Monday, Juno 20, ISO?
Trains leave Hciuntoii us follows; Ex
press for New Yotk and all points East.
1.40, 3.00. G.I0. bOO and 1005 u. in.. 12 53 anil
Jul 1. 111.
Express for Easton, Ttcnton, Philodal
plila and tho South, D.10, S.00 und 10 ft, i
m . 12 C5 and 3.23 p m lv-Vj "
TobjliHimi accommodation, i!.10 n m
Express for Hlnuhanitoii. nu,.,. 1-,
mlra, Corning. Iluth. Dansv Hie, Mount
Monis and Ituffnlo, 1210. 23-,. iiio u m
1.50 and C30 p. 111., making elogo connee.
lions nt Huffnlo to all points in the Wcs
Northwest and Southwest.
llliiKhamtou und way stations, 1 0; n m
Knctnryio uccommoditlon, 1 00 mil
Nicholson accommodation bin p. m
Expiess foi Utlcu and ltlchllcld hurlnc-s
2.3j n. m . and 1 T3 p. m. b'
Ithaca 2 35, 0 00 a in,, and 135 p. )n
Por Northumberland Pltlston, Wilkes
llatre. Plymouth. Hluomsbuig and Da"
v llle. mnklng cloe connectlouM at North
umberlanil for Wllllamsport, Hurrisburir
Haltlmuie Washington and tlio South
Northumberland und intermediate s'ti.
tions, 6W. 10 03 n. m., nnd 1.53 and C 40 p.
Nantlcoko and Intermediate stations
SOS und 1110 a. m. Plymouth and inter!
mediate stations, 3 33 and 8 00 11. m. Ifor
Kingston. 12 5". p. m. ' A or
Pullman parlor nnd sleeping coaches on
all expiess trains.
For detailed information, pocket time
tables, etc., npply to M. L. Smith. Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice. Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Antluaclto Ccal Used. Ensuring CloanlU
iiess and Comfort.
In Effect May 15, 1E3S.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
r 1'0r I'hlladelplilu und New- York via D.
Til, . ',n ' ut u 13 a' nl "nd 12-ra- 2 1S- -
uiui.iv oiumonu i;xprossj ana 11.30 p. m.
, lor Plttston anil Wllkcs-llcrre via D,
r& U- 1- " co0' 1UU J- i.. 1.05, 3.35.
luPO p m
Poi White Haven, Haztcton. Pottsvlllo.
aiid principal points In tho coal regions
via D. & II R R , (, II, 2.1S and 1 27 p. m.
1 oi Hethlcheni Easton. Reading. Har
1 1 sljurg anil principal Intcrmedlato ula
llpnj ilaD & II R, R 6 43 u. m 12 01.
-MS. 4 2. Ulluck Dlamcnd Express), 11.00
p m.
Por Tui.kli.innock, Towanda Elmlrn,
Ithiica, Giueva md principal Intermedi
ate stations, via D L & W. It. R 8.0S
a. m , 12 r. and 3.V p. m.
J or Geneva, lteehester. Buffalo. Niag
ara l'nlls, Chicago and nil points west via,
D & it. R r 12 03. 3.-S (Ulack Diamond
Express) M 2S and 11.30 p m.
Pullman pat lor and sleeping or Lehigh
valley parlor cars on all trains between
Wllko-n.irro nnd Now York. Philadel
phia. Huffnlo nnd Suspension Bridge.
IIOLLIN H WILHHPR. C.cn. Supt.
CHAS S LEE. Pass. Agt.. M Cortlnnclt
street. New York.
A. W NONEMACIIER Division Pass
enger About, South Bethlehem. Pa.
Delaware and Hudson.
On Sunday. July 3rd, trains will leava
Scranton as follow.
Por Ciirbondalc-6 20. 7 53, 833 10.13 n.
m . 12 noon: j.J1. 2 20. 2.02. 5 25, 6 23. J.3
0 15. 11 oo p m , 1 10 p. m.
Por Albiuv Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
ton Now England points, etc. 6 20 a. m ,
2 20 p m
Poi llonesilale fi.20. S 33, 10 13 a. m , 13
noenj 2 20. 5 2, p. m.
Por AVIIkes-H.nre 0 13 7 4. S.43. 0 8,
10 43 n. in.: 12 03. 123. 2.13, 3 3J. 4.27, S.10,
7.4S. 10 II 11 "0 p. m.
I'oi New Yoik. Philadelphia, etc. via
Lehigh Villi -v H.ilho.iii-C43 u m. 12 J,
1 2 127 ii in ; with Black Diamond Et
piess, 1) op rn
For Prutislunla Railroad points. 6.1j,
0 S .i m . 2 18 4 27 p in ..
Po Western Poln's. v iu Lehigh Valley
Rnllioad-7 IS a. in 12 02. J r.3, with Black
Diamond Express. 10 41 11.30 P m
Tialns will arrive in Scranton as fol
lows. Prom Carbnndile and tho North-el.40.
7 II. S is, o 31 10 is H 5S a. in . 1.23, 2.15, 3.2).
121. 5 43. 7 13, 10 33, 11.27 p. m. ..
Pi om Wllk.s-Barre nnd tho South-fi.l;.
7 IS, SIS. ions 1155 a m . 11?. 2H, "
3 20. C 21, 7.S7S. m io ft-. r m 1 13 a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Por C.irboiulalc o 07, 11.33 a. m.; 103,
3 t.. 3 53 ' 53 v m. , .
Por Wilkes. Banc 0.38, 11.43 a m : 1.5S,
3 2S, r. 13, 7 4 p 111
Lowest lates to all points In United
Suites nnd e-.m.iil i
J. W BUItnicK G P. A, Albany. N. V.
II. w CROSS. D. P A. Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(I.chUli and fcuseiuchanna Division.)
Stations in Now York-Foot of Liberty
sired N ll, and South Pcrrj, Whitehall
Anthr.ieite eo.il used exclusively. Insur
ing (leanllniss one! eeinitoit
TI.MP. TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT U. .&'.
Trains leave Siriintun foi Plttston.
W like n-Bai re, cle , ut t JO 10 10 a m . 1.20.
2' 5, J 20. 7.10 p in Sundas. DOo a m-,
1 (i! 2 13, 7 10 p. Ill
For Lakevvoiil and Atlantic Cit, S.v.0
For' New mk. N-aik and Lliiibcth,
f ti (express u in.. 1 if) icxpress). 3.2) (ev
mess) P m Sunday. 2 13 p in Train
having ISO in. m . uuives at PhlladrlnhlH.
Heading. Tci initial, 7 03 p. m . and Now
l'or 'Maue'll Chunk Allmtovwi Botnle
hem Easton ami Philuilelphin, s Ji u. m,
I'll 3 2rtp. m Sundavs 2 13 p 111
For Hatllmoii ami Wii-liingtou, and
linliits South and West via Bethlehem.
S ') a m. 1-M I' ui. Sundavs, 21, p m
For Long Blanch Ocean Glove, etc, Jet
S,.ua. m and 12) p. in.
Pen Heading Lebanon anil llairlsbiirg.
via Albntown Hin m , 1 20 p. m. Sun
ilav 2.15 t m-
Foi Potisvillc. Sro a. m , 1 20 p. m.
iietuinliig. have Niw Yoik loot or no
nt ill eel N.irth Rlvei. ut 4 00. 010 ex
piess) . ib . 1 -0 (expitMi p m Sunday.
1 i"e'ienlN. v. oik. Soulh Fern, foot
Wliltc hill stieet. at 0 OS a m J2o p. m
P,"'. users .u Hvlng or departing from
tills tiTmlnal can coiinci I imdet cover
vilth all tlio el'vuted i.itltoiids. Broadway
c l.lo ars and loiiles to Hiooklin and
Gluten l"luiids. niakliiR qiilek transfer to
und fiom 'Ii. ind Ccntial depot und Long
Islaml l-'llipfK,1 ,..,., ...., n.,m.
I.l'lVO l'llllli'ieil'liiw. ii-.iiiuih .,.,,.,,....,
.,..... .emu r.1. Silllldlie . 0.1.1 8. Ill
9 21
Throuii 'tl'keis to ull points East,
South and West at lowest rain ae ei"
'T'lroiIIU'sIlN'. fl.n F.ipt
II. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pats Ayt.
L'rleuiul Wyomliu Valley.
I line. 1 tile in Clf eel hi pi l.eth I'IS
Tialns leave Seintitou foi Now York,
.i burg ami iuui mediate points on
Ei lo railroad ul-o for llnwley and, local
point lit 7.02 a. in and 2 23 P m Tleln;
airlvo nt Sciiiiitiui Horn ubovo points at
10.2J a. in . and 3 13 and OS p m
Ontario and Western Railroad.
Tlnu Tilde In EffcilTuesdnv. Nov 1 1S9J.
Tiulo leivi's Sii.intou ui CarboncUle
unil Ciidortin ut 1) 53 a. in . lonneeilng with
through tiiiins Vorth mid South Train
li'.ivi.s Ciidiisiu tor e irliouduli' mid tlrran
ion .1 2ft P m. leuvlni, Cn bomlalu lit
:i p m ai living ul Si ranlou at I 20 P ni,
SuiidH" onl.e Feet I'lidosla connecting
lih iiiiiiu Hue Ii. ibis Nm Ih ami South
nt s el ii in, milvliig ut Cadosla at 10. 1 1
n m Ui'turuliv, li'.ms 'ailu.-l.i ut 4 30
p. m. inilvliiK Ciirboiidalo ut 0.51 p. m.,
unil Seiiintoii at ii.::.' p m.
.1 c ANHERhO.N. ll P. A , New York.
T. FLITCROFT, D. P. A , Seianton.
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