85 THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1898. DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN NEXT CONGRESS INDICATIONS POINT TO A CLOSE VOTE IN THE HOUSE. Eighty-five Republicans nnd 100 Democrats Elected In Districts Thus Tar Heaid from, a Net Dem. ooratlo Qnln of 41 Returns Are Slow and Total Vote Cannot Yet Re Approximated. New York, Nov. !. Heluina received In the Associated Prisi ollU'e In tills City f i om nil over the country up to 32.30 this (Wednesday) morning Indi cate that elghty-llvc Republicans- nnd mo hundred and nine Democrats have certainly been elected to scuts In the national house of repiescntatlves. The name districts" -two years ago returned to tin lower house of congress 10" Re publicans and 81 Demociats. Rased solely upon the estimntes In these dis tricts, a Republican lot' of twenty nnd a Demon atle pain of tw out, -one Is In dicated. These estimates toncedo to the Remoctnts all of the congressional dls ttlcts In (Ireater New Ymk except one, the Fifteenth, HA' SI OCRS HSTIMATi'. Washington. Nov. y. I u. m. Clinlt- man Rabcoek, of the Republican eon Mtsslonul committee, bus Just made the follow In-, statement lo th" Ao ilito.l Pies1' "While 1 urn satlslled Unit th He pul'icniis will (ontrol the h MP" of lepresentntlves In the Fifty-sixth i jngve-is. It is lmposlblt nt thU hour to Indicate .bat on majoilty !n the house will be. Thu'j far w. have r.o definite li-tiiiiis from Illinois Wis consin, Minnesota. Iowa or Kansas, t'hlo has elected 1" Republicans ter tnlnl.v and two distil' W seem to b 1" iloubt I'ioiu Michigan tin teiuius M'i'in to indl nte n solid Republican delegation Roprc-entath lltiwly Is ifil(itd In Texas. Vineent Hoeilng ls fleeted In the eleventh Kentuekv and Samuel .1. Purch Is ptolmbl..' el. ti ed In the ninth Kentucky i'U- elec tion ol Oenipe M. Duvlscu In the i IrIiI Kentu. ky is In cioub.,vv till chan ii s seemingly In favor of hW pleitlnn AcV.t'ta from Maryland sh i' thai we have UeUi'-i four leiiteseutnllveR cer tainly. Nineteen nvmbeis of tin1 dele- gallon tiom Noc YoiU stat and pu haps more will be Renublii-ai'. 1 F. Fisiher. ot the lout tli New Yntk l'iool:l.n is the only member we 1 axe chct?d in griaui New roil;. The election of Coelniit. in tin- nineteenth Now Yoik nnd Mrhnny In th- thtiiy seeond Buffalo-is In I itiiit. Fi in Pennsylvania we thui far have u celved some meaaie ietum, but the indications are that we haw sustained some losses thei'. Kikpatilck, of the eighth dlstilet and Arnold, of th" twenty-eight, seem to hae ben de leated. rnollicial advices fiom wen otn states show that we h:ie mote than held our own imi1 my conviction is that we thiill eontiol the lions' by a sufe majoilty, piobably not far finin the llguies which 1 gave out lil v eek. The fleuies tefened to bv Mr Dal) eoik weie lontnlned in his picdlctlnn that the Republicans would have a ma jority ovei all of about 25. TUB DEMOCRATIC V1KW. Since eailv evening Secietary Ken, of the Demociatlc congrci-'-donnl eoni lnlttee. and a small eoips of political .statisticians have been working on ie turns leeelved at Democratic congies slonal headquarters To the Associated I'ress Secretary Kerr said at 1 o'clork The Republican? have lost control of the house of representatives. We will have from 1S6 to 190 membets and will organize the home of the Fifty-sixth congress Tho majority of the oppo sition will be fiom lti to 20 over the Re publicans and pel haps more Our ad 's lies Indicate Democratic gains In some of the ptate as follows: "Alabama. 2. Illinois, .": Iowa. 1; Kentucky. .!. Ma. land, 2. Massa chusetts, J. Mtehoml. 2; New Jeisey, J, New Yoik. 6, North Carolina, 2, Pennsylvania, fi; Virginia. 1. West Vlr glnla, 1 This Is a total of 37. One dlstilet In Delaw.ue Is doubtful with the chances in faor ot the Donio ciats. ' In tlguiiug a gain of iliu-e In Vlr glnla, Secietary Kerr Includes two districts which elected Democratic tongrctfsmen In ISs'JS who were un seated by tho present house. ALARAMA. Mobile, lu, Nov. S. lnteieM In to dev's election was slight The Demo nats elect u governor by the iisuul I'luinlltv and capluie th nine ton I isHincn CALIFORNIA. Sail Fianclsco, Cai.. Nov. S. (Suge, THE SIMPLEST CURE FOR INDIGES TION. As Well as the Safest nnd Cheapest. The new medical discover,, Stuatt's Dyspepsia. Tablets, digest the food in stead of making the worn out stomach do u'll the vvoik, give It a much needed nut, and a cure of c!,spepsht Is the uatuial tesult. ion gei nourisnmcni aim test at ine same time because these Tablet. will thoroughly digest nil wholesome food taken Into the stomach whether the stomach woiks or not. A ouie Is cer tu in to result because the digestive or gans arc given a chance to icst ami ucover their naluin: vigor and ton", Tho Tablets ato then no longer ie eiulied. Tei hhow the mniiuei in whit Is the lcnicdy acts on dlffeieni people aim I'ovv tUlekly and effectually It cuius stomach ttoubleo wo present u few ie cent cases. 3Ir. J. O. Wmdl, of I'corla, HI., w'rltts: I was unable to eat anything but the vilalnest food and even that often distressed me, but since using olio box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets I tan eat anything nnd everything I want. Mrs. Samuel Kepplc, ot Glrty, Pa., wiltcs: t have been entirely relieved of riy stomach troubles by nur Tablets. I suffeied tlueo years with sour stom ach and gas at night. I am thankful for them. Mis. A. R. Row en. Raimtrd, Vt wiltes: I think Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the best thing for ds pejisla I over jV;k. I will lecommend them to any.nt troubled as bad as 1 nu. Stuart Dybpepsla Tablets will nut cHrnppoli i because they cuie Dys j!plo ?v and lastingly by caus li - ' r.. d . i), juoperly asslnillat- "' -' "J 1 1 1 xtiiurlon by producing i 'rxr.! nil: in ,,f bile. Bold by i I (liui'-litM a i .' ' nis per package. Fend foi fiec bull, on stomach dls- enos lo Siuait Co,, 'Marshall, Mich. 'c Rep., for governor. has 20,000 plural Ity, Six out of seven congressmen ntc Republican. The legislature nlso Is Republican. COLORADO. Denver, Col.. Nov. 8. Tho Democratic and fusion foices defented tho Repub licans all along the Hue. Their candi date for governor, C. S. Thomas, has a plurality of 2,000 over Henry R. Wol tott, the Republican candidate. The fuslonlsts also elect their two congress men. CONNECTICUT. llaitfoid. Nov. M. Connecticut today elected a full state ticket In addition to Itr, four repiescntatlves In tongiesp, legislature und sheilffs In the eight counties. The four U"iutbllcan mem bers are re-elected nnd Jiounsbcny, Rep., fni governoi. win by a leduccd plurallt. The leglslatllic Is Republi can, Instiling the letuin of Senator Jo seph R. Raw ley. New Haven, Conn, Nov. S. The n sult of the election In (his state today was a gcneial Ictory for the Republi can ticket Complete leturus from 1G3 tow iip ot the 16S In the state give I.ounshuiy Republkan, 73,057; Morgan, Demon at, r,S,40'. The same towns In 1S96 gave Cooke. Republican, 100,93!); Saigent, Demount, 51.890. The major ities ot the candidates on the state ticket will aveiage fullv liiOOn DELAWARE. Wllmingto . Del., Xo. S. The Re publicans gain a congressman, elect- i Inw T Tt ITnffi.lr.,, rtV. T. I UnililV I by SOU plutalltj-. The legislature Is In doubt Wilmington. Del.. Nov. 8 Xew Cas tle county is Republican by ::oo ma jority Coiigiesman Hanby's defeat seems et'italn. and also that of the Democratic state ticket Republicans Mdn one state senntor and two lepie senlatlvcs In New Cnstle countv. The complexion of the leglslatuit' depends upon Kent and Sussex counties, fiom which returns nee not expected until if oi nine. .FLORIDA. Tallahassee. Fla Nov. . Congies. men Pnrkmen and Davis, Democrats, wen re-elected todny by undiminished pluialltios. GEORGIA. Mlanta, fJ.i . Nov. . OciH!l.i sends a stolid delegation of eleven DMnoeuits to congris. IDAHO. LIoIm CU, Nov. S The tight be tween .Moss, Rep., and Steunenbvig, Fusion, for governot. complicated by a Populist ticket headed by J. II. An detson, Is elos,. The indications are that Stcunenberg In ie-electeil but th.tt Heyburn, Ren, will null thiough for congiess. ILLINOIS. Chicago, Nov. & On a light Vote the Demoetats'seen, lo have can led eight! out of twenty-two congieasmen, a gain of foui. INDIANA. Indianapolis, Nov. S. ludiccitlons eatly this evening point to tt Republi can victory on the state ticket of 15,000, Republican eontiol of the legislature and nine out of Dili teen eongtcssmen IOWA. Des Moines. Iowa, Nov . 'Icturns at midnight indicate i folid P publi can delegation by plurallt les ugfiieFat lug I'O.OOO thinughnut the state Des Moines, lti , Xov. S. c. T. 11 in iojU (h. ill man nt the Iowa Repubi. e.n. tatt cential coniniltteo. said: " ; expect to taiiy the slate by about S) 0i-' anil elect entile congiessional del cgatlnu KANSAS. Tupel-.i. Xnv. ,S The Rt public an candidate in- govemoi, w. H. Stanley, bad to.lay to fight iJnvtincu Leeelv, renominated bv the Popull.sts and In elorsed by she Democi.its, also a pio hlbttion and a socialist l.tboi ne ininee. but he has can led the state by a tomtoiluble mnloillv. etlmnted at Pi o'clock bv S.ofiO. The Republican'-elect 0 out ol s tcngiesmen. a gain of 1. KENTUCKY. Loulxvllle. Ky, Nov S. Nine Demo, ciais and two Republican aie elect ed to congie'vs, n gain of two LOUISIANA. IJ.ilon Routt, La., Nov. S. Tho Dem ociats elected their five congtesmen today, this being the only o'llce voted upoi . MAINE. Hangoi Me., Xov. ! The slate olecllon was held lieu In Soptembc1' and the whole Republlc.m stnt.i ticket and font Republican eongicssmen wcio le-ele, ted. MASSACHUSETTS. Itostun, N.,v. S. Wi.lcott Is undoubt edlv elected bj a ledueed majoilty, while the Republicans also have elected at lan ten f the thiitte eongress inen The leglslattno will -How about the usual Republican -uajoilly In both bunches. MICHIGAN. Lan Ing Mich, Nov. .1 Onvernnr Plt.i'in Is ie-f lectcel by n majority IlKel 10 ivced 2J,nuu and ihn e'on. gtessliinul rle legation will hri olldly Republican. Detiolt, Mleh . Nov S Scnueilng ie turns and estimates fi.nu tho statu at !i o'clock seem 10 indlcain cSoveinor Plngree's le-clectlon by 10,000 and up ward. MINNESOTA. ' fal. Paul, Minn.. Nov. 8 Rustls. Hep,, for governor, seven Republican con Uicssmeu and an ovciwhehnlngly Re publican Icglslaluio iusuilntj: the ie tlcctlon of Senator Cushman K. Davis are the results of todny'u balloting. The vote vvaB light. MlSSlSSIJfX'I. Natchez, Miss . Nov. . The Demo erats today elected u solid delegation of seven congressmen. Tho guberna torial battle does not occur until one j cur hence misso'urT. St. louls, Nov. 8. The Democrats tariy the leglslatuie unci elect twelve out ot fifteen tongiesamen. Bland, The Ringing: of the dinner-bell is joyous music lor the hungry man with a good digestion, but it is like a knell to him whose stomach is flabby, tone less ;tnd uncqti.il to its work. A word to this poor Icllow: Just be fore your meal take ; table spoon fill of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Keep this up (or a shoit time and gastric trouble will disappear; the dinner will be quickly converted into blood, bone and muscle. Duffy s Malt is the only whiskey classed by the Government among medicines. To be had of all le'iabic drug gists and groccts.' Positively re fuse substitutes. Dem., Is re-elected nnd the legislature will bo Democratic on Joint ballot. MONTANA. Unite, Nov S A. J. Campnell, Dem.. Inn an easy victor, foi congress Tho Democratic state ticket wins NEBRASKA. Lincoln, Nov. S. One of the hottest campaigns ever known In Nebraska closed today. The gubernatorial bat tle of M. I,. Haywood, Rep., against William A I'oyntcr, Popullst-fuslon , candidate, covered every sciuare Inch I of possible ground Tonight Rtpubll- i cans claim Tovntoi's election nnd tluee out of s-K eongtcssmen, a gain of one. NEVADA. Cm son Clt, Nov. &. Govetnoi tiad ki, Sllveiitu, Is re-elected nnd so Is New lands. Silver Democint, for con st ess. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Com uid, N. H, Nov. S Frank W. Rollins. Republican candidate for gov ernoi, on a 'Ight vote, has 10,000 plu talltv. Con,Tressmen Sulloway nnd Clarke, Rep., aie le-clected. 1 1 he leg lslatllic Is overwhelmingly Itepubll cnn. NEW JERSEY. Newark, N. J., Nov. , Chulimnn M.i.phj, of the Republican state com mittee, at !. p. m said. "We have rati led tho state for Vooihees by 11, oOO. We have elected a majority of the assembly and will elect John Kean I lilted States ,enatoi." At the Democratic headquarteis at t!i same hour It was said they would aw. -.It further returns before making am pi (.'dictions. Philadelphia. Nov S. United States f,ennJ' Y'."'?" J S'Wt'U toltKraPhB the Associated Pi ess finin Camden at midnight as tollows Xcw Jeisey elects a P.epubllcan governor fiom 8, 000 to 10,000 majoilty. and a Republi can leglslatuie." "W. J. Sew ell." New Yoik, Nov 8. Chairman Oour Iey, of the Democratic state committee, refuses tet concede the election of Voor htes and savs Crane will have a small majoilty in New Jersey. NORTH CAROLINA. Wilmington. N. P.. Ni.v. s. Retuins i nie all coming the Deniocintlc way. Majoilty of Hcllam.v, Democrat, for ceingiess this dlstilet, may leach 6,000. Demociatlc majority for slate ticket will be large and piobably six Demo cratle congressmen elected. Both houses ef lesiflntuie will be stlongly Demo ciatlc NORTH DAKOTA. Faigo, N D., Nov. k. North Dakota elects a Republican gov ei nor and con gressman bv ::,ooo plutallty. OHIO. Cleveland. Nov. S. Returns In at 0 o'clock Indicate that Kinney. Republi can for secretin v of state, hup cariicd the cltv hy T,o00 and the county (Cuya hoga) b.v 10,000. This is n gain of B.OOO over the Republican pluialllv of one .e,tr ago. Cincinnati, Nov. S One hunched and foi tv-nine pteclnets of Hamilton coun ty show an aveiage Republican gain of llfty to a pieclnct This Indicate, a Republican majoilt) In the toum ot fiom i.'.ono to ir.,000 Columbus, O.. Nov S The Republi can state committee.' have a dispatch at S p. in. tiom Oeoige 1, Cox. of Cin cinnati, that Hamilton county gives a Republican pluinllty of l4rit As the county i;.t Hm-hntll n plutallty of 1 -u00 lapt j ear, this Is a Republican gain of 13,000 In one county The vote of both patties Is less cveiywheic than last vear, but eail tepoiis show that the Demociatlc los-es gi eatly exceed those of the Republicans, so flint the latter expect a latge pluialllv on Up state ticket and a gam of twu congie. men OREGON. l'lirtland cue., Nov. i. At the Ore gon atnti' 'lection, held June C, the en tile Republican state ticket was elect ed Governor (leer tereived 11,104 votes, ,1 pluialltv of lO.r.71 over King, the fus. ton candidate, lcptcscmlng Demociats. Populists, anel lice sllvei Republic aim. Tho balance of the state ticket leeelved pliiiiilltles of fiom S.000 in 10,000. In the, Fltst longtessional district, Tongue (Republican) was chosen by over !!,000 Plurality, and In the Second. Moody (Repubilinni b.v neatly 7,000 plurality RHODE ISLAND. Pi o Idem a R. I., Nov. .. -Rtpiesen-tntlve's Dull nnd Capton, Rep,, nre ie elected by iiieieased liluralltlcv. , SOUTH CAROLINA. Chat lesion, S. C. Nov. K. Tho Dem ociatlc stall ticket has no opposition and the Demociats retain the- seven congi esbini'ii. TENNESSEE. Memphis, Tenn, Nov. , Me Mllllii, Dem foi governor, wins by 1C.U00 The Democrats elyet eight congressmen HAPPINESS VS. MISERY, 1)1 Charcot 'Ionic I ablets, tlieiiom I'ai lalan remerti, I u ,'URianUtJ cum lor tlie Drink llnlilt; alto uervoittnoM and intluii. tboly caused (v ovutdudulsunce. It ll.'Jlroyj lh Appctlti for Alcoholic and all lotoxlcutlng Peieiajoi, and leave man ai he nboiild be It can ha nrtmliilitero I without t be kno. Itao of tha putlent wlierj necessary, bend for pumpblot. Wm, 0. CUrk, .uol'tnn Ave. Scrmto i,p The People's nginM'y'yfc'i A I'Ol'tlLAR CLEANING IIOUSC for the ltcnclit of All Who IIiAve Houses to Rent, Kenl Lstute or Other Property to Sell or exchange, or Who Wnnt Situations or Help These Small Advertisements Coat One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for rive Cents u Word lixcept Situations Wanted, Which Arc In serted Free. FOR RENT i'OR KENT -TWO UNFt HNISIU.D rooms iitul one furnblied loom and life of bath. Ull Mndlson avenue. KJ-DIt. DUAN'B TIN13 COHNKR Resi dence. Key at HACKRTT'S. STRAM H HATED HOUHS-SMAI.t., H. large J2i. HAt-KUTT. TO RHNT-TlllJ HXf'HI.aiOR . OUJI , hall on Wnsiiiiigton uvenue. Huitablo forMlcct pat ties, balls and entertainments. Ladles etm Meiitn' clouk rocm iittached. alo caterer on premlccs. AiplJ t R'''' !.i ,1 Co , J.adccwaniu acmir FOR RHNT-STORK ROOM. Ens 1-ACK vv.uinu nvcmie. tormerlv occupied ay tho I Ive Ilrcs. Shoe Co Inquire of Holo t Mucklcm, clothleis, 1W Lackawanna avenue, elti ilOPBK ON AVHNCK-MOUHRN CON- , 'enlences. low rent. Jones, all bprueo street. FOR RiTNTZnikROOM oitSHARH or offlces sceend tlooi ftont, Co.il I-t- change CuUnt room 15. FOR HENT - SECOND FLOOR, 701 Qulncy FOR SALE FOR HAMTHiTrAV POl.H TRAM, can road 10 miles un hour, cai bo seen lit harness at the We"t Plttstcn Driving Park nt the postponed races Ftlclav af ternoon FOR SAl.H-tlLOCK OF WAYNH COt N av Savings Hank stock. Make oPrr. Hnx3'i. cltv. FOR SALH-FIHST CLAPS HOT WA ter heatei, neuily new. 1310 Washing ton avenue. FOR SALH-HCmsnr "llARNUSa AND buggy, very cheap, or would cschango for good upright piano. Call or address 1513 Capouac avenue I'OR SALH-ONH DOl'nbH Ll'MUHR wagon, new Apply o-t N. Biomley avenue FOR SALH-A SECONDHAND PATiNH center cranlc hlgli Hpecd engine in ?i.'i cl0!"; condition For further par ticulara apply at tlls clllcc. FOR SALE-TEN R-I-l'-A-N-S FOR 5 cents at druggists One. gives relief. BOARDERS WANTED. ROOM WITH HOARD, SFITAHLH FOR Flngio gentleman or man and wlte. MO Mulberry sitteet MISCELLANEOUS. ROTTLi: OF WINE SERVED i'l'Jl all ."('. meals at Cauls' Now Dining loom. 1SJ Washington avenue TEXAS. Austin, Texas, Nov S The next Tos cong;eslor.'tl eleleijatlon will consist of eleven Demociats nnd one Republican. The Republican ev op tion Is R. R. Haw ley, ie-eleeteel. Cov entor Sayies l re-tlectttl UTAH. Halt Dem . Lake, Nov. 8. 15. H Roberts. Is overwhelmingly elected for tonsiess. VERMONT. Montpeller. Vt.. Nov. S. The elec tion In Vermont tet state oflicers and two representntlvcF in congress was held In September and tcsulted in the usual Hwoeplns vlctoiy fot the Repub lican tiek"t. VIRGINIA. Richmond, Vu.. Nov. s. The election of nine Democratic and one Republi can congressmen is Indicated by to night's letpins. WASHINGTON. Seattle-, Wnh Nov. 8. James Ham ilton Lewis, Dem., and W. C. Jones, Sliver Rep , arc elected to congress. The Republicans claim the leglslatuie. WISCONSIN. Madison, Wis., Nov. S, Nine Re pub Mean eongiesmen out of ten, with the tenth In doubt: a geivernor. state ticket and Republican leglslatuie comprised Wisconsin's veidict at today's elec tion Schnllc Id, Rep, for governor, falls 10.0IMI behind his ticket. WYOMING. Cheyenne. Nov. S. Indications at 10 o'clock point to the re-election ot Oeorge Richards, Rep., over 11 C Al ger, Fusion, and the election of Mnn dell. Rep., for congress SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION RIOTS War Between Whites nnd Blacks at Oieenwootl One of the Election Judges Killed. Greenwood, s. c, Ni s. -InUnsi excitement ptevalled hen all ela be cause of ih, shooting: of Mi. lioae Rthildge, one of tho election Judges at Phoenix and n subsequent lint between the whites and blacks nt that tilaie. in whli h T. P Tolberts und the p. groes wcio inoitiilt. wounded The negroes hid a separate box In charge of Tolbeits, In which those who tould not vote In the regular boxes tould de posit cettlileatts that ihcy wcio not allowed to vote for R. I!. Tolberts lor longiesH. whli h eeitlllcates he expect ed to use in his eeintest for Latimei's seat. Mi. ininldge attempted to take ehaigo of the box and was shot dead by one of the negtoes who wcio now el. lug aruiiud it Immediately the lew whlte men who could pfocuie arms or had them opened Hie on the crowd. The whites, seveinl hundied stiong. mo well aimed nnd determined, and if the leaders In today's tumble nit taught tonight no powei on euith can save them fiom a lvuthlng At ibuk even y thing Is unlet nt Phoe nix with tho whites masteis of the sltuntlon, but the negroes an- sup posed to be congregating about two miles distant, nnd no 0110 can conlee tuie whut the night will bring foith. Late this cvpiiIiik John R Tolberts was elaugeiously wounded unci his lit tle neoliew. son ot E. I Tolbeits. who was In tin- buggy with him, was In stantly killed while on theli wuy home. While a unity of white men fumi Uicenwiiod.wpio ictuinlng tiom Phoe nix toplghl ihev weio Hied on fiom u bush and J Younger, Cioswell riemlmr and a Ml Miller vieto badly wounded and are at a stuck. well, five miles fiom here. Exchange. AMi,nAiM HELPWANTEP. 'wNTIDtTlTllur'o F H ergy and business ability to travel for established linn. JW a month and all ex. penscs. P. W. ZlcBlor t. Co.. S.'3 Locust Btrect, Plilludelplilii, Pa. PLHA8ANT HOMH WORK FOR M1I.V or women, day or evinlngi P- to Mi weekly; no unvnB.liig or eiierlcnco needed, plain Instructions nnd vsorK inallctl on application, flrazlllatl Mfg. Co., New York City. ELWANT-INLE. WANTHD-DiuviTiiFdirmxrvRRy wagon: must como well iccommended. C. S. Woolwcrth ROOMS WANTED. WANrTnjntNisHi furnished looms for housekeeping In ecntial cltv. Mnn and wife orlv. Oeorgo H. Davis, J17 Madison avenue. REAL ESTATE. FORluLf;-MY itUSIDHNCR AT 2JS Colfax aveeue; Just ci mplctcd All modern improvrinents. Herdwood ilnlsh, sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc. Prlco reiiHonuhlc. Address Frank T. Okell, 220 Uroadvvay, New Yoik clt.v. MONEY TO LOAN. JTOoTTioiWUoT'TrON ert, Htralght Any bum on monthly payments. Drown attorney, Mcars build ing FURNISHED ROOMS. rooms; conveniences. Rooms from ?l.9 up, oil Mulbeiiy sttcct. LOST. RL'WARD J-i-LOST ON i:x.MIU RST Houlevald or on road leading to new use I voir, about noon on Tucdav a blown tur cape with long tabs Tho Under will pleano bring It to Hie First Nation il Hank and claim rewaul. J. A. Linen LEGAL. NOTICE IS IIEREHV GIVEN THAT A meeting of tho stockholders ol the Mount Veinon Coal companv will be helel on the 27th dav of Decembei, ISM, at the onin of tin eoinpunv. Mcars Rulldlng. eitv of Scr.iuton, Pa , at 11 o'clock m , foi the purpose of authorizing the U!reetorn of the company to muKu ltute ot the coal underlslng tin lands held bv them under lea-e, and alsti lor the purpose ot lea lug tho culm banks or coal Pinks being upon and over the same At the call ot tho Pies. Itlent. W. 11 WINTON. Secietary. SITUATIONS WANTED sTrCATMON WANTED-HV A YOUNG man of good moral chaiaeM', as as sistant in otII"t eoorl penman ami can give Hist class icfclitices fliitn fen met emiiloyets Adotess D. J. Tilbune ot llce, eit. SITUATION WANTHD-AS ENO 1 NF.l I It or fli email, by u soldier Just honmnblv discharged trom Ninth regiment. D. W R., nit) Third avenue. Scranlon, Pa SITUATION WANTED-A WOMAN DE sires a situation to take charge of voung child or monthlv ntiisc Address .Mrs. C. Hudson, General Deliver;,, Scran ton P. O. DRUG CLERIC THREE AND ONE' half jearV experience , A I references fiom present emplo.ver. Adeltess P'un acltlne. No. 101 Hnzle avenue. Wilkes Karre AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OF good education and habits and with busbies-, experience desires responsible position References. Address Uusluess care ot Tribune. SITUATION WANTRD-HY A YOl NG man; would like 10 work em a fum or an kind of woik Aeldress, ,15 pmne av enue MARRIED MAN WANTS l'OSI'I'ION AS teamster or any kind of work, can give ritomineiidntler, can speak Oei man. 2"M Rteso stiect. A. L. Sltfe. SITUATION WANTED - WASIIIN'O Iteming en- any kind of hou-.e cleaning bv the elav, or will tnkei wasliiug home Mile door. IX Fianklln avenue. SITUATION WANTED-UY A MIDDLE- aged vtennan as housekeeper In small family. 217 Irvine avenue. .Scranton SITUATION WANTED DOING GEN- cial hotisewotk 01 cooking lOo Klh st SITUATH.N WANTED-HY A MAR- iled man aa lltciuan, stitiouatv eugl peer 01 pump tuiincr. ihoioughly uiuhi stanils eloctililty and refrlget-.ttor lie machines. Is vell uxpcrltuctd and 1 in glvo llrst class teteiences J. D W 'e!7 Penn avenuu SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG man who elesln-s poultnu in tlothlng in' gioeuv stoic, speaks the languages, can turuish .rood lefeicuees, iuiili:tauds tin eare ot liaises Address T J., Trib une otlice SITUATION ANTED- H ladv lor light hoi'rtvvoik, W omlng avenue. A YOUNG ion South WANTED-ANY KIND J1 WORK. GO out bv the dj en- tcke wnsblns home Hear i."' rranklln avenue up-stalr-' BANKING. REPORT OF THE I ONDITION Ol' THE Laohowam.QTiust GiidSol of Si 1 anion No W l.aikawanna imiuc of Liekawanna countv Pa, .41 the time i,l.l,.n,N.;v Xl. s Cash on hanii Checks and oihe t cash Item" Duo fiom bnik" and bankers Comtne-lilal .met "Hal pipi uvvned , e'all loans upon collate! aly . Time loans upon collaterals . . Invc'stini'iit Hccuiltles owinel s'locks, bonds, ete..J.1l..'l'i'J Mnlltnui'S lll.'-tl St ,"i7 .'! l7 1 I'm ll, ,'l,!l Kj l.5,l"J .'-. M.ldij eo 13 012 W IV.ufl M5 Real estate' furnltuie and llx. tuics overdrafts Miscellaneous assetw C''.7.". ,1 2 ul 3 r 1 si $1.20.') I'l 0l! LIABILITIES Cipliul stock paid In . $ 2'r) CO sin puis mm I'lidlvlded protlts, less cxpi use " and tuxes paid Deposits subject to check "''l"I Di posits, special .. . ar'.'jfffii Due to commomvealth Due to banks mid baukeis .. Dividends unpaid ii' .yu vo su i,lW .2 ,',ll Ih) l.'.41i 7s .11 (VI l,!MlllirM'i Amount tiust funds lnii'sUd...f b.r.j? ft", Amount trust funds uninvested ",ltl M State of Pennsylvania, county of Lack- awnnna, ss.: I, Sh'plicrd Avals. v,ie pusldnit ot the above named minpiiiv, do solunnly sv.cui thai tin above sialfcllU'iil Is line tn tin best of mv know led'te and belief (Slgli'iP SHEPHERD AYARh, Vice Presldi'i 1. Subseil'ieil und svunn to ni'ion me this 7th da J ni Novtni'iei, ivn. 1 Slit mdi F. L. HlTi'HCOCK Notun I'abll Cortee I Attisl. iSlKUSut J. DliNJ. DIMMJCIC. HENRY HEIJJN. JR. OKU. t1ANDi:iSON, urveotors, WANTED. WANTRD-CAHD OF HAD 11HALTII that R-l-l'-A-N-H will not benefit. Bend C cents to Rlpans Chemical Co, New York, for 10 samples and 1,000 testi monials. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. SUPHHFIA'OUH HAIll. WA11TH AND moles removed by electricity; palnleos, pcttnanent; clmrRPn modriatc. coiisujta Hon free. Helen lltiehanau. Dermatolo gist. HI2 Vu)iltiKtun avenue. CITY SCAVENGER A.H. HRH1GS CLEANS PRIVY VAULT 8 nnd cess pools, no odor. Improved pumps used. A. HRIGOS. Proprietor Le.ivo oielors 1100 North Main avenue, or l.lcko's drug Mtorc, cornei Atlanta anel Mulberry. Telephone COtO. CHIROPODIST CORNS, HUNlo'NPAlT?KHlOwTNa nails ittreil without the least pain or diawlug blood Consultation nnd advice given Moe. E. M IIETZEL. Chlropo. dlat, 300 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles at tended at their resldcncu It desired. Chalges moderate. SCALP TREATMENT. MRS. L T Ki:iJHRTS?AMT7u?.Vr merit, Ml , shampooing, 50c: facial massage, maiiiclirlng, -jc. , tlilropoel) 'M Qulncy PROFESSIONA L. ARCHITECTS EDWARD It DAVIS, ARCHITECT, Connell Uulleling Scranton. R. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT. OFFICE tear of COO Washington uvenuc. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARC 1 1 IT EC l. 433 Spruce St , cor. Wash. av. Scranton. FREDERICK L. tlltOWS, ARCHITECT, Prlco Rulldlng, 1W Washington avenue, Scranton. T. L LAPHY & SON. ARCH 1TECTS. Traders' National Bank. DENTISTS DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PRN vate Hospital, tor. Wyoming and Mul berry. DR. H F. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAUHACH. 115 Wyoming avc. WELCOME P. SNOVER. S.!l Washington nverue. Hours, 0 to Land : to 3 HAT MANUFACTURER. TOLLE, 409 SPRUCE STREET. MAKES your hat to order and they fit. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS THE ELIC CAFE l.'5AND 127 FRANK- lln avenue Rales n asonable. P. ZE1GLER. Propileleir SCRANTON ROUSE. NEAR l3T L. &. V. passcngti depot. Conducted on the Eu lopenn plan VICTOR KOCH, Ptop. LAWYERS FRANK C. ROYLK, ATTORNEY AND Counstllor-at-Luw. Hurt- llulldlng, rooms 13 and II. Washington avenue. W1LLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT toinejs and Counsellora-at-Law. Re publican Rulldlng, Washlnuton avenue. Scranton, Pa. JESSUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND Counsellors - at - L iw. Commonwealth Rulldlng. Rooms 1. S) and ZU JAMES W. OAICKORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law. Rooms CH, 515 and 510, Uoatd of Trado Rulldlng. D H RL'PLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on leal estate n eurltv Meats Rulldlng comer Washington avenue and Spruce sticet. JAS. J. H. HAMILTON, ATTORNF.Y-at-lAW. ,!01 Commonwealth Building. Scranton. EDWARD W THAYER, ATTORNR. Rooms OOJ-PDl, ath lloor. Mcars Hulldlng. L A. WATRES, ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW, rrfi2 Hoard of Trad" Hullillnc. Scranton Pa. C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNEV-AT-LAW Comiuounenlth Rulldlng, Scrnnton, Pa. PATTERSON ,i WILCOX National Hank Rulldlng TRADERS' C. COMEGYS, Rulldlng. 0-13 REPUHLICA.N A W. HERTHOLF, Atty . Mcars bid. MIDWIFE MRS. OARLE OR DUATE MIDWIUL 131S VVaHlilmin street, Sci anion En gagements sollilted. Rooms and bet attendance for a limited number of in dents. FHrSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR C 1. FREY. SCRAN'ION SAVIMiS Hank Rulldlng, 12.' Wvomlug avenue. MARY A. SHEPHERD M D HOME- opathlst, No -'.'b Adams avenue. DR W E ALLEN. 312 NORTH WAS1L iiigtou av tune. DR It. TRAPOLD SPECIALIST IN Diseases ot Womin, cot ue 1 Wvomlug nventii nnd Spruce stieet, Scranton Ollleo boms Thmsdios mat Satui elajs, 0 a ni to p m mi. L. M GATES ROOMS .7 AND lus Hoard ol Trade Rulldlng Ollice houi 1 S to ! a tn 2 lo ". mil 7 to S p m RJ. di nee. 303 Madison avenue. DR. C L FREAS. SPECIALIST IN Ruplute Tru'-s Kitting and Pnl Redo . Hon Olflee telt phone 1 !"!. Hour, lu 10 12 2 to I 7 lo 0 DR S W L'AMOREAIW. OFFICII .. Washington ivnue. Residence, '..is Mulbcii. luonle dNcascs lungs bcait killings and senlto-mlnaiy m gans a specialty. Hours. 1 to I p in W G. ROOK. VETERINARY SI It geon Hoises. Cattle and Dogs tieatcel. llospllal. 121 Linden street, fccianton Telephone 2h7J SEEDS 0. IS. CLARK S. CO. rEEDMEN AND Nuiscrimcti; stoie JI6 WashiiMton ave unci fcrceu house, 1360 North Main ave. nuei slote telephone, 782. SCHOOLS .SCHOOL Ol 'FllE- LACK.WVAN.N V. Siiuiitciii. Pa. Couiscb pteparalotj to college, luvv, medlclno in business Opens Stpl I- Send I01 mtnloguc Rev. Thomas M Caiin, LL D, Vitiltei II. Huell. A M. WIRE SCREENS JOS. KUETI-IIlT REAR" Jll LACKA wanna avtpi.e. Suaiiton. Pa , manutae Hirer ot Wire Screens. MISCELLANEOUS LATEST FROM PHILIPPINE IS lauds, flieatest Naval Rattle Shoid all blown "1 pieces aud lauded In Net. ileum's Shoo Store, Washington nienui l.udlis Ilia b-miin shoes, nnjset and llOllgOlU, COSt KeO. Ill H9. Illdlis ,0 S.'Oij shoes iol Wi I'Yi't "Molds, l0Hl 11 to. foi 7!'e. men s J.yi i.ilf i,in iusci shoes for R.D. Jltw jehoifor Ji OS etc HAUER'S" ORcflES'l RA AlTsii'j-OR balls, pIniltH iMitlis reception i,,. dings und louceil vvu K fuiulslied ',u leims, adics H J Rami eondncior 117 Womllll. live mie -.iu llulbeil music mine MEGARGEE llROTIIERS PltlNTERh supplies, ctiveleipes papti bugs. I v. In Wai chouse. IJ11 WHshlnctou avenue, Eel anion, Pa. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Schedulaln Cllect Miy 19, 1S9S. Trains Loavo Wllkes-Darro as Foi. lows: 7,30 a. m wook days, for Sunbury Harrlsburg, Phlldslphl, Qltl more, Washington, and for Pitts burg and tha Wast. 10.15 a. in., week days, for Hazloton, Pottr.vllle, Reading, Norrlstown, and Philadelphia; and for Sun bury, Harrlsburc;, Phlladslohla, Oaltlmoro, Washington and PlUs burj? and tho West. 3.12 p. m , dally, for Sunbury, Harris btirR. Philadelphia, Baltimore, WanhlnKton, and PittsburR and tliu I,tl3. 0.00 p. m., week days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and PlttsburB. - 1 ... , .... ,,.. v Del., Lacku. and Western. Effect Monday, Juno 20, 1SJS. Tialns lenvo Scranlon as follows Ex. press for Now York and all points Knsr M0. 3 00. 3 10. 8 00 and 10 03 a. m ; 1! 55 Snet j. 3.1 p, nil Express for Eastern. Tienton, 1'hlladcU Phla and tho bouth, 510, 8 00 and 10 oJ T m., 12 C3 und S 33 p m. " Tobyliann.L necominoelatloii, 11.10 n ,, Express for Rlngliamton. Oswcco li nilrn. Corning, Hath, Dansvllle. M'ouni Slorrls and Uuffulo, 1 10. L33, 9W) ,, m ir,3 and 5 50 p. m., making closo conn.c. tlons at HutTalo to all points in the West Northwest and Southwest. ost Hlnghamtpu and way ntntlnti, 103 n in actoryvlllo accommodation, i 01) u' i MchoWon aceommtjdatlon f..oo p. m KxpiesH for Utlc.i and Richfield Sorlncn J.33 0 m., and 1 T5 p. m. "Prings, Ithaca 2J3. 0 00 a in., nnd 1.33 n m 1'01' Northumberland. Plttston. Wlke. Urre. Plymouth, Hloomsburg und DhuI vllle. making close eonncctlonx nt North umberland for Wllllnmsport. Hurrisborr Ualtlmore, Washington and the South Northumberland und Intermediate itM tlons, 0 00, 10.0.-. a. m.. and 1.65 and 5o p Nantleolce and Inteimedlute statlna SOS find 1110 11. in. Plvmouth and inter: mt'dkito stations, 3.35 and S 50 p. m.ro J Kingston, UZi r. m Pullman parlor nnd sleeping coathca on all express trains. ' " For detailed infoiniatlon. pocknt tlme- JiV1,"!.- "PPl: t0 M- - Smith. tSS trltt Passenget Agent, depot ticket of- LchiSli Valley Kiillroad System Antluaclto Ccal Used, Ensurlns Cleanli ness and Comfort. Ill Effect 3Ia 13, 1S31.. TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON. For Phlluilclnlil.i .mil w. vi. . 1. t f.,M- .- R- at C'3 a. m., and 12 05. 2 is. 4 if 0.00 11. m. ,ffi f".Vh t0 Raven. Hazleton. Potlsvlltn, and pilnclpal points In the coal regions 'I1. D'AK R II- 6 4'- -IS -n " P m. I or Rethlchem, Eaaton, Reading, Har 1 sours and principal Intermediate stn ',lo''Vla D- & H. it. R fa '3 a. m , 12 0".. p in u'ack Dlamcnd Impress), HCO For Tunkhannock, Towanda. Elmlr.v. llluiea, Geneva and principal Intermedi ate stations, via D, L. & W. It. R SOS a. in.. 12 15 and S 35 p. m ! or Geneva. Rochtstfr. Buffalo, Nlag W ".'" Chicago and all points west via D. . H. II R.. u n;. 3.33 (Hlack Diamond Express) 10.2s and 11.30 p. m. Pullman pailor and sleeping or Lehigh val ley p erlor cars on all trains between AMIkcs-Ilarro and Now York. Philadel phia, iluftatn and Suhpennlon Brldg. ROLL1N H. WILUBUR, Gen. Supt. CI IAS. S. LEE. Pass. Agt.. M Cortlamlt street. New York. A W NONEMACHER. Division Pass enger Agent South Bethlehem, Pa. Delaware and Hudsou. , On Sundav. July 3rd, trains nlll leavo Scrantini as follows For Carbondale-S 20, 7 33, S 3J, 10.1U t. in : 12 noon. IE!. 2 20. 2.52. 5 23. G 23. 3 5", 0 13. 11,00 p. m , 1 IS p. m. For Alba n v Saratoga Montreal, Bos ton. New England points, etc 6 20 a. ni . -"JO p m For Hnuestlale fi.20, S 3J, 10.13 a. tn , 12 noon , 2 20, 3 25 p. m. For WIlkes.Rarre. U 13 7.4S. S '. .', 10 tt a ni.: 12.03. 1 2J, 2.1S. 3.33. 127. 010. 7 is. 10 41. 11 JO p. m Foi New York. Philadelphia, etc, via. Lehigh vallcj Ilallroad-6 45 a m, 12.0!, 1 2. 127 p 111.: with Hlack Diamond Ex puss, 11 11 in For Pcnnsslvnnla Railroad points. 6t. P.uS a m 21S, 4 27 p. m . , ,. ., Foi Western Points via Lehigh Valley Railroad 7 li a. m. 12 03. J 33, with Black Dlimoud Expiess, 10 41, 11.30 p. m Trains will all Ive In Scranlon as fol lows . .. ... Fiom C.irbnndalo nnd the North 40. 7 4! s. 'l"4 10; 11 5?a. m.. 1.23, 2.1o. 3 2-. 121. 3 1J. 7 43. JO 38. 11.27 p in , .... Fiom Wllkes-Barre and the ssotith .I , 7 4, S1S 10 0 11V, a. 111.. MS. 211, ...45, 320, 0 21, 7 31, 9 05. 10 in p in . 1.13 a. in. SUNDAY TRAINS. Pur Cnrbond.de-! 07, 11.33 a. ni.; .., 3 -,2 " V! 0 51 p m. , , . Uor Wlllces-Baiie 0 38, 11.43 a. m.; IB". 3 "S "11 7 45 P. m. Lowest rates in all points In United Stales and Canada. .... ., v j W. BURD1CK. G. P. A . Albany. N. Y. II. W. CROSSED. 1' A. Scranton, Pa, Ccntnil Railroad of New Jersey (Lchlgh and tubiiuehanna Division ) stations In New York Foot ot Llbcity slieet. N l", uml South Fcriy, Whitehall tlAiitlmitUt coal used cxcluslvclv. luslir he cleanliness and comfoit TIVH TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT U ibis Ti-ihis leavo Scianton for Plttiton. Wilkes-Utirre. etc at 8 30. 10 10 a. m . 1.20, 2 15. ,!.i, ".lo P '" Sundajs, O.W u. ni , 'f'oi" Lakew ooei und Atlantic 'ltj, 8 W I'm Mauili Chunk Allentown Heitnk n in llaston and Philadelphia, k 30 a. m. '?".. O.IM.ll.VS , I.". I ,11 01 1. 7 03 p 1.. ...,,. . ,11 Sniiilavs. 2 15 P. Ill 1 -.; .."',,.!, inmin 11111I Wnslllngtoll. an I I (M ,.."- ...... ... ,l.l... liulnts SoUtll aim nii via " iiiiv.,c.n, , , in IJIP m Sunilavs. 2.15 p m. For Long Hiam.li, Ocean diove, etc.. t,C s ii a 111 and 1 20 p m. s ...... i . ..iii.- Libation and Han sbuig. vii Alb mow u. s.o 11. in, 1.20 p. m Sun- Foi-'pi.ttsvllle, 8 30a in. 120 P '",., llrtuinllig. 1"V0 New Yoik foot Of Lio eitv stl e Nultll River, at 1 00. 010 CX piis.1) a m . 1 (cxpietsi m hundjv. ,I.ave"lN'W oil, South Fein;, foot 'u.,.i,,ii Hireet, .11 9 03 a m 1 25 p. in l.iv .' 1.1 V "' . : U 'island railroad Tea vo Philadelphia Reading Teimltul, 'iii 111. i.i l " Sauda.o.lja m Tln.aiKl . tlrki.h to nil , .o nil I.-1 Smith ana vv ei .11 iu.,ua. .. -- - "'j."'!" OLD M'miS. Gen Supt II P. UAI.RW IN, Gen, Pin- Agt Krie mid Wyotnltt; Valley. Time table In, cite it Suit. 10th. Is'" Trains Pave Scranton fot New Ttork, Niwvburg and Inlet medlalo points 011 Erie t alb end. also lot Hawlev and local liolnts. at " "' a m and 2 25 p ni Tiulns arrive at Sciantiiu fiom abovo points at 10.2Ja m. ami 'ni' mr Ontai-Hi and Wcsjlcrn Kailfouil. Tiini Tihli In IJffti l Tuesday, Nov 1 JM Train leivis Siiauton for t'arbondjlo and Cado.la at 10 Vi u m.. connectlPK with thiough tialns N011I1 and South Train jiavis Cadosla lor CjrbotidaU and bcran inn ai 25 i 111 bnvlng Ci'boiulile ai 3 ll p. in . ai riv lug at Si raiiiou at I 20 p.m Suudajs ijiiI Foi Cadujila euimec'lllg with main line trains North anil KouUi at S a a in. niitvlug nt Cadosla at lei 4 a. m. Rvliiruliik, b'aves Cadosla at k"1' p 111.. nulling Caibomlale at 3 51 p ni. iiinl Siidiitnu at 11 :tr. p. ni. .1, C. ANDERSON. G. P. A New Yolk. T. FLITCROl'T, D P. A.. Scianton, i"..,...."a xpress ana 11.30 p. ni. 1 Sl ,1,ttt0.n a"rt Wlllccs-Uarre via D, L. & VV. 11. 1? Rnn 11 in .. . . r- ..- --. .... .v. ,.,iw U. ,, , i 0,0. Fot New Yoik. Newatk and ElUabcth, ui (exiue-s) a m , 1 2U lexptess). 3.2) (ex.- in.csl 1 m Stuula. 2 tf P in Traill MVlnglSWl' in, airlvesat Philadeli.U. Ilea line. Tumlnal. 7 03 P in. anel New nev -, .1, ttiirf iner rrnin nsMte. n ino can connect Hndei cover Willi ,U tie elevated lullrouds. Hroadwiy 411I0 ai" and ferilCK to Bieioklvii and siiun island- makliiB qulik tlamfe-t to . .,1 v...,, iti.unl Cential depot and Loag
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