THE SG11ANT0N TRIBUNE MOtfbAY, :OVJ2itfBlJlt 21, 1898.
33
HARVARD WAS PAR
THE BETTER TEAM
DEFEATED YALE BY A BCOKE
OF 17 TO 0. '
Bcond Time In Font Ball History
That the CrlniBon Tiumphed Over
the Blue Harvard Men Showed
Themselves Superior nt Kveiy
Tolnt but Paiticulftily i'l the
Kicking TJepaitment Game Was
Played Before 18,000 People in a
Dienching Bln Other Qnmes.
For thp second Hint In twi'iiij-thiee
jearn Hamuli clenlny defeated Ynl
hi font hall. Tin- fcoro wti. most
mtrpilslng. t7 lo 0 Despite it drench
lug rnln IS.Oimi witnessed Hie game.
Hurvmil showed up supeilor ut "V -civ
point, hut wa-i partlrul.iilv eseol
lent lu puntlnp. IPtug'itou never
kit ltd so cll nr.tl ptnbnbly im full
back ovei kicked better, while Mi
HrliU", who won curb gloat fume Iiim
piii wii ci j Weak mi account of
n bad kni" anil Townsond, who pi"
ceded blm In tb" game, was uiii-i-lnsMi-tl
Yah als.) war buiiillinppiil
by the nlismuc of the went De Huutles
mid no doubt was dlshciii teliod b its
di font of la-it Snitiitlu.v. Ihn void's
v U tory unlike thai or Pilnot lovn, wnt
not wen 'in a tliiK". but b steady,
hind. stialght a w.tv feet ball Yule's
line piovt'il a M'lltflble sieve to the
llnivaid backs, while the 'Unison
line, which wits Inked upon as iiithcr
shaky. wc n nobly an unit of Itself.
The line ii amis us 'oIIowb.
Tim LLVLM'P.
Yule.
lhiivoid
. Cochium
(I'llll'V)
. .Donald
. . llo.il
lllbbi'll
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Cittteti
Mnrstiull ..
Chamberlain
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Ibilnlwell
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l.ilil (tkhwelppi i..rllil end .
VAy . . . . nimiicr' bnik .
JJiiiHtun .. left It-ill bnik
liii'llev (lMib L.rlnln liiilf liul;
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1'inplio D.o-lilti ol l,.'hlsli. ISctiiei -MiC'ltinc,
ef t.cblBb. I.hieinimn-Pr.ilicin.
of Yale; Hinllli. or llarvunl. Tom Inlaw in
Held. 2: Dll'bli" Conlh llntmhton. 2
Totnl Ptoie llnivillil. IT Yak, u Tlini- -"i
minute Imlvi .
The iila.v stinted on YuIh'h no-ard
line with Yale In piimMioti or the ball.
Harvaid not It on downs, but lout it
in the flirt line-up bo off -lde tday.
A'nlo acaln failed to Knln and Ch.iniber
laln kicked, Daly taklnp: It to the twenty-yard
line, llnuchton kicked nt the
III st down. -cndln the ball to Yale's
llftv-vard line, flnce mine Yale failed
to make her dltni)re and had to kick.
Houghton letutiii'd it on the fliPl lino
up and sent It aim--.". Yale's liii" fm a
touibback.
The ball was taken out to the twenty-llve-yanl
line anil ("hamlieilaln kliked.
Hold made a pietty latch and u-cov-eied
twenty yaids bcfoie ljl Iniklid
him. With the ball on Yale's foity-flve-yatd
line, Hnivnid besnn luvmniei Inir
tho Yale kuhuIs nnd tackles, and with
the assistant e of a few end i uns iar
i It'll the ball ovei the intenenlin; spaie
for n torn hdow n. Cochrane missed tin
Koal, The toiididown was made In
twelve and one-half minutes; play.
ANOTlinit TOPCIIDOWN.
sixteen minutes later another tmtih
(lown was made In piaetkally the same
manner. Yale doing nothliifr when In
posseslou of the hall and Haiv.ud (iir
l.vlmi it steadily and surelv on haul,
stialfiht ruherf Horn mldlbld to until
line. Hauithton kicked the rhhI.
At the onenliiR of the sefond half
Yale took a biate and succeeded In
fm ring llaivaid bails half the distance
of the Held. Thev lost It on downs,
however, and the Cilnion kicked It out
of danger.
The kldc was fumbled anil Failcy got
the ball on Ynlc's thlit-yaid line.
Yale made a Maud al her twelve ynid
line and reioveied the ball. Mrliilde
kicked mid llaitBlilon ipilckly retuined
It. Yale fumbled and n IInrv.it d mnn
Ml on It at Yale's twenty-yawl line.
llaiAotd began her pounding tactics
and sent the ball oxer. Ilaughton
kicked the goal, making the scoio 17
lo a.
('liHinbei Iain's attempt at a goal fiom
Held as the only feututu of the le
inalnlug few minutes of play.
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.
At Chit ajo Indians,
11. Illlnoit, imi-
veislty, 0
At Uiiltiinoiu Lehigh.
Mainland A.
At AutiHpidls Cadets, ti, VlrglnlH, u
A l (Jcoigetovvit (!allondet,17: neoige
tow 11, fi.
At Kiisioii l.iifa.vette, B; liuckndl. 11.
Al Yv'lllliiiustiivvn Ambeist, 16; Will
la ins, ii.
At rittaitbinote ll.tveitoid, 1;
Svuitthiuoie. 0.
At New- Il.nen Mai void Pieshmcn,
'!; Y.llo Fiehinen, 11.
TAYLORNEWS.
Knights of Malta Received a Class
of Novices Fair n Success Per
sonal and Funeral Notes.
Policial Dltcttot John 1:. Davis and
Kin. Wlllhun, who have been in Colum
bu, Ohio, have 1 etui tied home.
Two HppIltuntH lecelved the second
degree ut the Tajlmvllle lodge, No. mS.
Independent Order or odd Fellows, on
Ha tin day evening.
The financial icsults of the fair held
by lite congregation of the Welsh t'on
giegiitlotuil chin ill In AVebofs link
last week linve been greater than o
pcctetl by the most (nthusiastie work
er?. The full closed un Kulind.ty even,
big. Tliu coptoMs resulted of follows:
For the bcdinoin suite. Airs. David llos
sur wop Mis. Kvnn Williams collei.t
ti.l SMI! for the .ddebn.ird For the vic,
."Vlli-s Kdim .Stone collet led, Jtt is, , bile
MIm Louisa NtiiloliiFt hud ll. Fur the
stlther, Miss Oei tie Dnvlh collected t7.Hi.
Mamie Ildwiiulp t,20. The t hulr vvtts
won by Mrs, Kdvvaid nvain The inmi
btr of the lltkct for tho carpet ui
1. The rnli tvasn gtnnd succes, nnd
much credit is due to the young ladles
for the way the conducted th" nei
vices.
ftev. Thomtii Jlutlnud, ot Providence,
.van a vlHltor In this) plnro etcrllnJ,.
Mrs. John E. Kviitta wuu the guest of
friends In Bellevuo yestm dny
Mr. Lewis Davis hns leturned to hl
HORSFORD'S
mm. i'K-lSPHATE
rollenns ne)rveiin'JKonlerB,ehuttlon(
Rnaelncli'", wnkriulnnss, ate.
T'Ve no .inbjtltutc.
hfiim. Ill Lntllu nfler visiting; relatives
In tltlH plucc.
Mlm Wnnohe UuvIh wan the guest of
relative In Hyde l'nik yoittrrdiiy.
The Had Hewn vnn received In ihls
town yostenlrty ictatlng tho Had ueii
dent to Mr. Sidney linker, a former
resident of tho town, but now of Dor
uncetowii The ncrhlnnt occulted oil
1 Hutuidiiy tnnrnlitff vhllo ho wtiti nt hla
woik an foieiium lu the Pcttebone
mine.
Thf funci.il of the late Thomas P.loh
ai'ds, of the Pyito, look place yeitei
ilny nftuuoon fiom hi. Into hoine. Sei
vlren were hbl In tho house by the
Hov. Mr. Wnlkoi, of the Pilmltlve
Methodist church of the Aichhald, nnd
were veiy Impressive. Attn- tho funerul
service the remains wete conveyed to
their la"l resting place In the Wush
bum street cemetery. TayloiVllle Indue,
Nn lfi'. Knights of Pythian; Washing
tun (Hlnp, Patriotic Order Sons of
Anieilcn. and I lie l'yne Areldoiil fuiul,
of which the deceim'd was n member,
attended In a body.
I'nibletn division, No. r,T, Sons of
Tom pel a nee, will meet this evening lu
Van llorn'n hall.
Messir. William Horse and Ilkhiml
Thomas Wete vMtoiK III Folly Fmt
ef tenia v
Miss Jennie Phillip.-, of ncltoviic, wo"
the gltrsl of rilonilH in tlllH place ye
teidny II"K Hnnili llakei lino letuiued to her
Imnin In Fort'- Foi t nflei' vlfltlnr In
thN tilaie.
Ik It piw-lble that We it to obllRod to
cm outride of our eiitcipilKim; boioiiRb
for the ("election of n buiBt"'u? So sas
one of our Ketnnton finpetK in ycntci
dny'h edition. We hope nut, when we
have pitch men an the ne.ent olllclal
and many ntheiH. who are (-nimble of
flllliii; the position al any time.
Mr. William l!!ehnrd. of Pbmouth,
f-pent the Sabbath with fili'tid In thi
pl.n e
Stieel Tar I'onductor Wllllau- Pul
ler, of the Si'iunlim Tiaellon i ompaiiy,
was u caller In thin place yenteidny.
REPORT OF STERNBERG
Cnlii'liiJeil rioin I'.ikp 1.
ciiuiltry would have been uieatly ex
ceeded. It I needless ut this lime to icier to
the complaints of staivatlon whkh a)i
piared nlmost dally In the newspapeis
during the oiuipntloii of Camp Wikoff.
It Is now geneially undeistood that
the weakness, piostiation. anaemia and
emaciation of so mnn. of the Hoops
wete the results of malarial, Uphold
and yellow fever, fiom which the iiimy
suffered as a oiiseiiuoiue of Its ex
posure to the (llmutlc! Inlluences and
liu a I Infection" of Santiago and lis
nelghboihooil pending and subsequent
to the suilendei of the clt '
Tumps In the home rumps th"
method of hospital oigunizutloii In
these camps was piactlcallv the same;
and theie was much simllatlty in the
conditions affecting them and coire
"pondlngly In their hlstoiy. Ueglments
leported In bill few iiftames with the
mateilal and supplies for their medical
care, lint they In ought sk k men with
them and theie requited Immediate
(ate. Ptmlsion had to be mink" lor
dl Ihlmi hosjiltals In lew of rutuie Held
service olid foi leglniental hospitals in
view of the Immediate nocessltj.
As n rule the hospitals weie kept In
campaigning (oiidlllon, thai is, the
tents were neither flamed nm- Hooted
until the Inei eased ptcwileinc of ty
phoid fevei nttiacted nttontlon to thelr
' low (led condition, when the object of
their existence hoc nine mnldenly
"hanged from a school for Held service
lo a hospital for the tieatmenl of a
local outbieak of disease
C.nXMtAIi HOSPITALS.
Ci'iiiial hospitals t'p to Septembei
in. ICIeven genet al hospitals wete es
tablpibed and fully irianued and equip
ped. Those had n capacity of neaily
7 0ih) beds. At the same time certain
post hospitals ItiHlng good eiconuno
lations woie used for the ticntment of
"rmy aes gen -rath without alteia
ilcin of their olllclal status as post hns
Pith. Of 1.715 deaths fiom May to
Sc'itembei" till) vote incasloned by
tvphold level. H7 by malatial fexeis
nn.l .W weie diaiihoia and djsenteiy
I'hc d-ath lilies li Alay mil June. .I'J
and .70, weie not In exeei.s of those
of the iirmj in lime oi peace. In
July the i ate became somewhat higher
for illtes, ti.ln for the month, or the
equivalent I' an annual uite of 'J.'i.SO
p"i thoinnnd living. In August It be
enmo excessive, I Of for thomonth equal
to an annua late of 4S.!ii jier tbousanil
than that of the niosl well i.ncd
in an uniiat rate of A", ig per thous-
and. In September the liiilii'-nee of tlso
en'-rgetlc measuieM taken In luly and
August lo itnpiove Hie health of the
army beiomrs manifest in the lulling
HI of Mte tie nth to into to J Pi. or the
eiiuivnlont of an niinu.il 1 ite of iti.to.
The e-pet!ies of the tegular Hoops
during the Santiago campaign gave
them finni June to Si 1 .ettibei a higher
death late than the volunteers nnd
that the rati of the latter duilng Au
gust, tho mouth ot maximum mortal
ity, was .)l'. as compiled Willi ."i.S"
among the lej'itlai Hoops
Volunteer relief wink. My guiding
pilnciple tlni'Ughout the war has been
iliut icllet when needed should ho
piompty aiceptcd without 1 el'eu nca
to the t'ouise trc'ii width ll came.
The icllel nirotded by the National
lied Cross at Ibow y was piomptly
uccctitcd b the suigcons on 1'ie spot,
but It was ivitlenl that ll wpf eitthc
Iv limdeiti.itr in nuvt the em.'i'gencv.
Other oiganliMiloiis which lime un
deicd veiy valuable t-tivko me the
National Kellei coininlssloii, liavliiffJ
head'iuuitets at I'liiledelphla. uud tliu
Massathusclls Volunteii' Aid assocbi
tion.
The inedkal t ie pi ISefoie tout lull
ing luv lepoii on Pi" operation,- nf
the mcillenl tlepaitment. 1 feel It un
duly tn call special attention to ihi
ellb ient seivbes lendtietl bv tlie mtil
ital oilicois ot th" uiinv In the vmlous
11 s)oii"lbb poitl'iiw ivlilrh tho txi
getit u ( 01 the mi vice have made It
Itnessai'V for ihem ti fill
LAMB IS IN JAIL.
He
Was Chuvged with Ciuelty to
His Wife and Chlldien.
Putiiek Lamb, of llellevur. was rom
mltleil to the (utility Jail Saturday
night, lu default of t.'.oo bull, on charges
of nsfuull and battery and deseitloii,
preferred by Pooi Dli color Paltic, ail
ing tor Mm. lamb and her two chil
dren. It will bo romemlicreii that one
of tho young ilaughtets of Lamb, ac
companied by a neighbor, appealed be
fore the meeting of tho poor board last
pilduy and told a heal trending tale of
the cruel treatment width Lamb hud
Millicteil upon his fmnlb.
The llrettorn Instruct d Ur. Pnlnu
efid the boaid's utlomcy, John P.
SdHpg, to pio.sCiute Lamb to the full
rkt extent of tho lnw. They went bc
foie Akhrmon John, of tho Pouith
umd, Hutuiday uud guvo ilia Infonna
tion for the ori'tri. Wlin nrralrncrt
for n henilntf he wnlvod that prlvlleeo
nnd wtia committed an noted.
IN THE pIaY HOUSES.
The Spooneis This Week.
A week of reperlnlro nt popular prlci'K
li-glus thin (ivenliig nt the Aendeinv
of .Music, when tho Misses Cecil nnd
Kdim Siioonei open their engagement:
matinees and evening porfolntances
will be given ench dny, populiir prices
tuuvnllltiR, 10. 20 nnd SO icnta In the
evening, nnd 10 emits In the tifternoon.
In addition tn the play pioper a num
ber (if bright vultdevllln specialties will
In Ihtioditcoil. Mini! (.'cell showing her
tqiei'tueuhir and thainctc! dances, nnd
Mil's Iklnn HlngliiM' tho lateAl tlltir
Itnted songs: thcte will also bo In
tioditccd n seiles nf now motion pie
lures by the mngnlsiope. Including th"
latest war lews, lliury (I. Hnten will
liitiodtiee it nionologtie of (ory and
i hat. The spoclftltlen ntn so niratigecl
in (heir oidor that Hie Perfoininnee in
continuous, theie being no brraki or
wullH cllhi'i" dutliig or between nets.
The piny of the evening will be the
fninoii mllllaiy ilrnma. "A Fair
llehel."
Tho Oeluha Tlnirsduy.
The pres1 comiiientH which hnve an
nounced the near approach of "The
Oelfhn." havo not nnlv mused u htlr of
excitement among th" Indies, but the
giiitlemen are tilso lukliig a wide In
tetest 111 the same. It will be one of
the roiule opera evonlH of the season.
The story of "The Gclshn" Is simplic
ity Itsclr, the mitflle tuneful and the
lostunies a pet feet blend of hut ninny.
The east contains the names of some
good comedians an 1 comediennes, liv
ery Voice hits been I'uicfully selected,
and a bevy of bright young hulles,
that cunnot be equalled will upst. n
the evening's men lineal. The local
muilagei of the Lyceum takes great
.ileasute In announcing the date of the
pelfotinaiice In iltl-i city nil next Tlnir
(III v.
At the Gaiety,
i 'uiniiH'iK lug t tocluv's mntiiiie at
the Oaiuty theater the C.nwloolei Hut
lettlsts will begin n tluee-days' en
gagemeiil piesentlng un eiitettaltiment
of unusual merit with nn oneialk ox
linvngnmsn composed of man more
ltoveltlus than Is usually seen In biii
lesque In response to ninny renuesti
the innnagemeiit or the (lalety will
again intioiliuc lite novelty of vvh' h
the Gaiety was the m Initiator. iml.l
nlght prtroiniance. Theie Is so much
Intet est being manifest In the Corbett
Shaikey boxing contest which is to
take place nt the Lennox' Loenn Xvv
Yoik dl.v. toniotiovv night that ar
langements b.to been made witu the
Western Fnlon eonip.n.y wherebv .i
special wile will be in (Inert sc'Vl' e
between the rlng'ide. New Yoi cltv,
and the stage or the Onlclv theater.
The Coibett-Sbinkev innl-'sl ts to be
gin at 11 p. in., and duilng the Hist
pet rot mauce at the (lalety the pre
liinlnaiy boxing matches which begins
at !i n't lock, will be announced. The
second show will be Riven exclusively
for the Cntbett-Sbaikej affair. The
dooi.s will open at jo.SO and the per
formance will begin .it 10.4.".. Tickets
will be placed on sale today ut the hov
ollice of the ("Julety theater for both
of tomoi tow's perftn mantes
Unlveisal Temperance Sunday.
11 y ii quest ef the lcrnl yupeiliuen
dcnl of the Women's Christian Teni
P'rance rnlon The Tribune publishes
the following Paslots tike notice of
Fniveisal Tempeiancc Huntlnv, Xn
vemb"! 'J7 Postotr of all chut dies
ate '-amestly locutest'Ml to preach :i
tcinpeiante set nnn on lhal Sunday
and all Sunduv sihool stipeiintendentH
will pleu-e se that the tempetanco
levsoti Is taught In their lcspoctlve
schools on t tint daw
Al OIM.P.W Dr. Agncw'K Cine foi the
Ileal t Is itpiallv effective In apoplectic
s.vmptiin". If Mel have unpleasant dlz.l-ik-sm
llghtut".". or sudden insh of hlood to
the bead. tnk. precautions agalnt a H
rui rence This gteat lemidy will remove
the entire. The ptiss (r tin land has
dallv a long IKt nf Ritddeii deaths whiili
would not be diiiinltlett If Dr. Agnevv s
Cute fii. the Heart wile Usvtl Kot Mte
by Miitthevvs HroM. onj . ' ciatk. HI.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
Ni York. Nov pi-Tin m.ttkci hud ilia
bullion ol ceverul iinfavorubli faetorj to
rairv ut tho opening this morning. Tito
11lv.mil In the late ot dlMoitllt bv tliu
Kilpi hunk Koto r.ij to i p,. tent' had
unsettle 1 fonlgn markets and di prci-tl
tlio Intcriiutlou.iliV lftrd stods l.eie.
Fnlon Pat UK lending the lifeline with 11
(lidp or a point. Tin PaclilcK el.-o mii
feied from the sperlllt icpoiti. of a ll.p
tine b twee 11 No-lhern Pacltlt and Oi.goU
Navigation. There was ruiilier sudden
i"olhip-o or 1 to I points In tin Fioetat
Sltel sio,.lH on the iepoil.d talbtti of
stc 1 1 rail Interests to poeil. Opening puii K
wile, hovvrvtt. the lowest fie xlrellgtll
ink kiv ilovc.opui at polntsi vvhlcb served
1 . suMriln the we ib Mots and tnnllj m
(hi WMil: stocks tlunii-clver Total sties
wtle I1 17.111 shall s
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Tenn (' & li' 0 ..
Texas ft Put lib1 .
I'liloii Ptidflr
Pnlon Par Pi ..
P. S Ituhbci
V S rtulibu- Pr
F S Leutltci Pr
Wnbusb
Wuhiisb. Pr
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Open lllr,h I,ovv cio.
W11KAT. Iiib. il. eat. lite
Derfnibpr r,ci iW' 0fi"i iti
May ,.. r.vtj W'l Mk t!
i:oitN
December ajij, 31 IBHi :vi
May 314 3l't ai iilW
OATH.
Dfcotnber Jl -i'i !S t5Vi
May xin iH MS S"i
POltK.
neccmlier 7.W 7.W .to 7.,.i0
May S.M I'.OJ 8W OW
LAUD.
D( ember. I S7 l.'m 1.47 I'M
Muy t!U 107 IVJ 1 97
Sernnton Boftrd of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Uld. ABkrtt.
Soranton c Plttttton Trne Co.
Flrat National Dank
lSlrnhiirBt HoiJevoJil
Hcraultm Bavlncs Hunk
Herauloii Puchlius Oft
Lacka. Iron & Slccl Ou
Thhil Nutlomil Until:
Throp NnvllV Alftc Co
Scrnntnti Ibillwuy Co
Dime Dep & DIh. llnnk
Kionomy t.lsht Ileal & Pon-
SOU
1UU
95
1J
i)
153
ev company
Sernnton Illumination,
Heat
& Powar Company
Scraitton Forging Co ...
Tin dim' National Hank
Lnckfi. Lumbf-r Co
Lark Trust & Safe Dep.
... too
130 ...
... IM
150 . .
to
in ...
115 ...
115 ...
ll
... 10.'
102
45
... 100
Co
Mooslc Mountain Coal Co
Scronton Paint Co
UONDS.
Scranlon Pns. Hullwaj, rtisl
tuortRase, due I0M
People'B Street Hallway, first
mortgage, duo 1113
People h Hlreot Hallway. Gen
eral mortgage, duo 1021
Dlik-.cn Manufacturing Co ...
Laiku. Towrshlp School u7o..
City of Scranlon St. Imp. 6..
Mi. Veftiou Coal Co
Scrunton Axle VorU1
Siranton Traction C bonds ,.
10b
New York Produce Market.
New Yuik, Nov. P.). Pluur tjuli I ait I
about sttr.dy. winter pattnts 4i.ii").i:'Hi;
winter sliiilt,litK, StUtS.." w Intel ex
tras. 2.7n.in; wlnttr nw guides, S.,..TkiC.i1;
.Vllunesotii patti.ts. Sl.WtTu. Minnesota
liakers, Ha3."0. Vlie:.t Spot steadv , No.
.' led, We.. I. ii b, utlnnt; No. 1 luirth
rii Dtiluth, 75V f o. b ufloat; op
tions opened steml and rxpleilenecd a
slight advance on th lump In corn to
gether With larue clearances and conti
nental busing, closed uneh.inged to '('.
lower, sales inrludt'il. No. 'J led Match,
7l,,iti7P,4c closed iii4r , May 7la7l .t-Vie.,
(.lii-teii 71c; Ditunber, 7.1 JI'lC.i7.!'e.,
dosed 73c. CornSpot firm; No. '.',
"ie. f. (i b, ollont; opllons strong nnd
active Influenced b blghei entiles, W"t
wen tin rami light iceeipt. tlncii Ne. nit
hlgliert, Slav. :i'i'Ja'Sie., rlo-etl SO'ie.i De.
cembei, ItUa'i? O-lUe., eloed .""e. Oa lb
Spot linn; N), l', ,'Ji.. No .!, Wr : No. 2
white, Sllsc; No .; white. ::'(.. u.ick
mixed, wesie.ii, SI'.illc.; track while. TO
a.lle ; opllons dull and feuluii'lefcs; May
dosed ffllto Cut Meats -Dull; pleKled
bellies, ri'iai'sc., do shouldeis. 4rilV,c. do.
hams. 7n7',ie. Laid Stead , western
sttam closed at ".1'. city at ? I 0.
lluller
--Firm: -western (teamen. riVJaiP e. ; 110,
fartorv. lHfcalP.ic. lTlglns. -T'e.; Imita
tion eieamerj, IViaK'ii. 'late daily. la
k" , do, cieamrrv, P. a'.'.t. Cheft
Hteadv; lnrge white. !i'4c . small while,
(iie ; laige coloted, 1'iC. : "mall eoloted,
H'tc: light skims, h'4a7c ; part sklm, Wn,
.He.: full klm, L'a'le. Pggs Firm; state
and Pennsylvania 2l'fi2-"ie.. wete "i
fre-b, Sliji-., soutlnrn. LiM.'e. Potatoes
(inlet , Jet Keys. Jtal T... New Yolk. l.-"a
.:m; Long Island, tl 2".al 7.1, svtel, .ler
sev. fl,il.7i; soiilhern, liair.e ivtioletini
Quiet; refined New York. 7.M; Phfloilel
nhli mill Itiltlmore, $7.2.; do. In bulk, l J.
Philadelphia Piovision Market.
I'blladelphla. Nov I'J. Wheiit-Sleady,
contrail grade, November, 'iPiu72e Corn
Firm, No. 2 mixed November, ?.7lsu".i ic
Oats Firm and 'sc hlglnr; No. J vvhlio
clipped. .!2i3Jiji"., No. :! white clipped, .jm..
a III., No. 2 mixed, dipped. MUJO'sC llilt
tei Dull and ruln , fancy vvchtein
creanurj. 2!e . do. prints, 21a.Ui'. Lggs
Firm: treh nimby. 21c. do. wcsteiit,
Hi , do. "outhwestern, llMJie : do. south
ern, lfti. Chee.e Firm Itefuii'tl Sugar.t
Pncliiinped Cotton Stetid.v. Tallow
Dull; city prime In hogsheads. BV'.,
lotmtrv. In Imnels, Ii'tc; d.nk. do,, 34c.
Live l'outlr Steadv . fowls, Sjie.. old
inoti'is, ii'.e., spring chickens, ha e ,
tltick". 'e . grew.. !U10c. . turke.v. 'talile.
Dies-ed Poultrj Firm, fowl", choice, S'.a
'.ie. , do fair to pood, 7'iac. ; old ioosier,
if., spring tbUkens. wcbtcrn large. 10a
10V,. do. fair to good. liiiiV.e. , do. small
and Inlerlof, 7aM; btolleis. UulSc; tur
keys, eholre, 12alb.; tlo. lair to good. 10
nllc. Hecelpls Flout". ".Otni hands and
SleViO u.icks, wheat. M.OO) bush' Is; corn.
177 1) bushels, oats, 7,001 bushel
ments Wheat, .:.ihiu bushels, coin.
hU'hels, oats. i.tKW buhcls.
Ship
111 IM)
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Nov. 11. Pronounced stiengtli
in corn today and heavy export blisbuss
at tho senhuaid uscued a dtopplng wheat
in.iTkrt Deeemher wheat closeil VtU-e.
higher and Muv advunced Ki. Corn roi
it. Onts left off i up. Pork and rlhs
advnntetl 7' c . oath and laid J'.ic. Cash
quotations were as follow : Flour Win-
tei pateiils, f!.:laa(,: ptralBliti, j.'.tia:i.2ii:
spring P'ittnt. tl.2Jal1i), No. 2 spring
whi.it. IH.iK'k' ; No. .1 spilng vvhe it, filalOe;
No. 2 ird. IS'. 1.. V" 2 corn. I. o. Ii , IliV'.;
No. 2 o.Us f o, b.. Jii,c : No. 2 white, f.
0 1 2i'a'."l",e. . No ". white, f. n Ii., .'T'.l
2Si(e ; No. 2 ive. 1l'v,c ; No. 2 bailey. :?Ul
i'le , lta Hietl, 07' jc.; tlmolhv seed, $2 ,1j
pork J7.vla'l: laid ri '.Hat.i7'..; Hbs. $4Hn
I.M. shoulders, 1Ji.n'i.e ; sides. StSOil"!);
whlikev, H121- siigiiis. out lour. J177:
granulated, Pi.'i,
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Nov. 1i.-Tllo .-mall supplj of
cattle (idit was intlly dNposed 1.1 at ror
miji pikes Choice steels, $,1..i0a.1.7r; nie
illtitn. $l.7r.al ii. beer slurs, bi1.7u. stock.
.,s mid feeders. Vlnl.Si. lu.llh, 2.'21iJ in i
iows and helfeis. J..'Aii; cjIvof. VUnir,
wehtein largrli, "2.1 Ji. I M ; v.itteru fed
hteirs, lla ',11: Texas glass leets, .,.',0a
4.1H. The demand foi bogs Was bilsk ut
osieidii r ntngo or Jitlirs. Sales vvero
at ;.l,1a.l.S1 in nu exlteiue lame jor hogs,
with the git.iter putt lianaliig handii al
II.Muil.rAi; t)lg. sold al '.I'M;'.;;.", laigelj at
J2.WaH.20 i legs Sold 7'al0r. le.v.er than 1
11 week ago and 7e, lovtei tlimi a jear aso. '
lleiuulkablv unsatlttactovy we k for I
slieep, tbei bdng no iuipiovt'iiieul in tlio j
demand: feeders SJ.ji.i!.";; "arlttigs. fl; j
v.iHtein nn ep, Wiiim1' inmos, i...'i.iri'.'i
II erlpls Cilile. Si head: hojs. 0.K4) I
bund, sin on l.Mn) hint'.
East Lthtiiy Cattle Market
i:,.t i.iii'utv p.i N.r 1.' caitn
Si'-iov; eini ?s 13a....'i), prlui". t.riu.1.ti;
i.iliiiull. tt.2i'rt3iiO Hog Shade .tilling
1 1 iirPne h-nv v nnd h.st medbims, '. lit
"V heel Yorkers. ifl.'.u'ii'i; tomnton to
fail- Vorkeis. kl.mat'.t, coarfe bogs, J MM
nS.Mii: nigs. t ij:j.tO; skips and coniinoii
Pigs, s.Was 10: toni.hs S22iia,:. Shtrp--Siow
, chub 1 weiiit'is 1,'aiil.io, eonmiin
to good noun..; veal tialvis, $7.t7 '!.
New Yoik Live Stock.
N. w Yoik. Nov 11 - Ileuvi s Fe ding
stwiil, l.ulllli v doing Cnlv W, -Loner:
veals, $7nT.71; Hiasciis. tWi j, ronunuii
vvcrliiiit )J..'o,i:i illn-1 11 and Lamb No
tUPmiul of iinpoitaiiic: sheep, poor to run.
IJMial: Umhi. l.iii to (holie, l."a3.2J; 20
cms unsold Hopr-dlcccllilti. a,57l bond;
nuthluu b h g, nomu allv sieudv at IJ.O'J
LOJST.
7.0ST '-' LADlflfl' "VlLK PUJTPrfLl.X
tbli'K lii mill dceiiaHd: ut St. Peter'n
(.ithnll.it KatniilAv ivenlntr. If no; te
luriiiil heron. Tin nl.i.v pion t utlon nim
bi (ixiKi'teil by 1 hi" p.Mty mho bus It. It
should bo lift nl the p'impo limn vvhlih It
w is inken
The People's
A
l'OPULAU CI.CAKlNfi HOOSU for the Uulicllt ot All Who
Ilnvc Mouses, to Kent, Keul Estate or Other Property to
Mtsll or Pxlmnae. or Who Want Sltnutloiis or Help These
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent n Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Lx:epl Situations Wanted, Which Arc in
serted Tree.
FOR RENT
--
TO 11KNT-T1IP, nXCr.I.HllHl '1','
hall on WnshliiHtou nveuut. Sultubio
forscluctpni ties, balls and eliU'italmuc'iits.
Ladles iiml emite" ,.li,li rile nt tlttueliea,
also caterer on picitilsef. Apply l0 l"''0'
yul'i "' i.niMitwaiina uvfnm-
, VBiilcnct- low relit Jolic. SU Spruie
street.
?on 'nnirrTrMK nomtTirriiiAiti:
, of orikc-s Bcecud floor ftont, Coal i'.x
cliaiijto. Cull at rcom 13.
yon HUNT
Qiilncy
"sT:CON PLOOlt, 701
FOR SALE
rolt sAMl-p'jiis'r'ci.ASH uo'i' wa-
ler heater, nearly UnW, 15M Washing
ton avenue.
POR SALD-STOCK OP Mlll'-CllAN
dUc; doing sirletlv i ash buslneii' Hue
oppuituiilty; owing to mnn) other bui
ness Intorei-K Atkliess Hov, hi, M Mil
ford, X'a.
10n HA1.H 1IOI18C, IIAllNMIPS AND
buggy, veiy cheap; or would exumnso
for good upright piano. fVII or uildlcsB
" Capouo itvenue.
POlt HALC-THN K-I-P-A-N-S POPv B
ccntB ut tlrugglbls. One gives roller.
REAL ESTATE.
l'OU HALR-MY ItLSIDCNCH AT 2J5
ColraN avenue Just i( iiiplcted All
model n inipiovciiiQnts. Ilcrdvvood flitlsh,
snnltaiy plumbing, ekctilt lights, etc.
Price uuhomiblc. Addiess Prunk T.
Okell, 2M Uroudwity, New Yoik city.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
von." ru?rnob.M ""wmt "poa nn,
sultablo for man mid wile ot two
gentlemen, boi Mulbeiry sttcrt.
POll IllCNTU'Trf'LPASANT ItOOMR
with boa id, also table hiiird al .11."
Washington avenue. Paurot lloiist, Mrs.
ILilMey
POlt HDNT-PLDAHANT Ft UNIHUDD
rooms, convenience, itooiits from 1.50
up, u.'.' Mulberry btreet.
WANTED.
YvATMDdivrNriTt "vv7rrrKiioiro
start it new Industry In litis town. Ad
tlri"" 100J Tribune oilier.
HELP , WONTED-FEMALE.
WANTDD IMMPDIATF.LY-SP.VDIIAL
v nm Ifninfvtl tittivriiuat u fit iilr ilrniK-
i making depiittmcnt The Leadei. 181 and
12fi Wyoming avenui-. (Second lloor).
PLIJ.VHANT 1IOM1J WOllK FOU MI1N
or women, tl.iy or 1 veiling, J'! to 11
weeklv. no ciiiiv.isslng 01 eperlence
needed, plain Instructions and woik
mailed on application llrnzllluu Mfg. Co.,
New Yoik City
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PAIITNUH WANTPD-HSTAnLISIUJD
paving mil iitiututlttg buslneis, wish
ing to add vel.v vnllialile spetlalltv would
like partner (active .voung man preftrredl
with $vni lo J1.UW; Investigate. Charles ti.
Smith, 112 Miniln avenue, cor Spruce.
POLITICAL.
AGlllJKAllLif' TO" l'ltoMIHUS .MADIJ
last May to a committee of iltlen". I
announeu melf as a t antlldiile for the
ofllrii of Mayor of tho Clt of Sci.it'tnn.
Hnlijeet to the vote nt the Itepulilicuri
primal v election under the Crawford
county lulcv A. It. STI'JVDNS.
1 IIF.HHHY ANNOl'NCh THAT I WILL
lie a cundldale Tor the olllrn of .Miiyoi,
subjett to the (let Won of the Itepubllean
primal ie- to be
neiii tor tne nomination
of tltv otlleer.
JAMD8 MOlll.
JHtS LTTiTnLiTiuTcvXi
mcnl. Rut ; shampooing. 30i . facial
niHssuge, manliming, 23i., dilropotlj .01
(jttincy.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.H HIHGOS CLUANS PUIVY VAl LTM
uud tefas poolh, no odor Improvid
pumps used. A CHianS. Proprietor.
Leave 01 tiers! 1100 North Muln iivenue,
or DIcke'B drug store, t unlet Adams and
Mulbcriy. Telephone C010.
LEGAL.
Noi'icn is ni:Hi:'inr(rivi:N tiiat v'n
application will Im made lo tho Hov
1 rnor of tho State of Prtinsylvnula oil
Momlav tho tweltth day of December.
U'JS. by Pilvvnril L I'liller, Chants It.
Fuller. Mortimer II. I'liller. Dlvvnnl .
Keen- and Ileiilv 11. Shlvell. iiihIm- thn
Art of Assembly of the I'ommoiiwi tilth
ot Pcnns.vlvaiila. entitled "An At t t" pro
vide for the tncnrpot.it Inn and legulatloi
of leitaln eoiporatlotis," upiitovtd Apt II
2'i, I"i7l. and tho Mipplrnients thereto for
the tha'ter ot an ll torpor ilion to lie
tailed tin .Mount Pleasant Coal Comprm.
tho ebaiaetei and object win re of Is the
mining nnd piepuilng of n.iil Im mark' t
and selling the satin and foi these pin
peers to have po-stss- 111. d 1 njov all tlio
light, bendlts and piivllcgts ol ll ild
Art of Assembly and Its i-upilom( ntf
WF.LLF.S At TOHHUY. Solicitors.
COMMON WHALTII OP PKNNSYLYA
nlu. (oiintv ot Liitknwaunn, ss pi
ie: atkiiowlnlginent of lietiiurei'H dtttls
In Hie touit ot L'uiiiiiKin Pleas of Luck
aw.iuna (ount. No 20. Pa mum T. nil.
lVl'.i
Now. Nov. 15th. ltjl".. It I", oi del ed Hut
h'rldav, 21ih day nl Novtiuber al PI
o'clock a. III. Ill optli mutt, be Hied lot
tht iicknovvleilgmt'iil of deed bv tin
tieauier ol l.ackavvaiina county, notice
of the same to be given hv pnliltiatlon in
the Lackawanna Legal News, Hir.iiitnn
Tilbune und Seranton Timer, for oik vveoit
ut Hit exponsi ol the toiiiity m Liu ka
VMtnnu. Hy the Coittt.
Ceilllhd f 10111 the ittord this 13th day
of Xovtmbtr. A. D. lM'h.
tL. S.i J COPHLAND, 1 othoiiotaiy.
Ptr 11.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITI'MI("N WANTHD-Tl) DO WASH
lug and liontnij ut liutiu uud go out
by the tla Cap m idthes" A. U ill N.
riutiiutl av el. ur.
I H IT l" ATI l IN W A NTI :T7 - A S II 1 X' 1
liotilim 01 inv kind ot liotist ikutilug
l,v the d.i" 01 will takt washing bom
1 side duel 4.") I'runlillu avenue.
hrn'TlON TNTlJD-llY A V.'OJIIX
I in go mil b the da "t rletinlng of
I Ik ' btl m lelrifiites Address 123
I I'lutiklln aveiitie.
SITIATIONS WA.NTKD- HY TWO
ouug Rills: eliaiilheiniaid In hutl o'
nurse gill Adduss 113. CaMlita sl'Cit,
North Fin).
ui vi ATION WANTFD-IIY AV
ITAL.
Ian young nmn hi mm cry hlniu,
tenth r or hi hot.l. 'Mn fuiidsh
o.ii-
t.O.1,1
leferelicis Atlili esb Ann ufo uiccnto. liu
ClltslllUl street. Cltjj
B1TPATION WANTUn - UY YOl'Nti
man to flnlh b'irber trade, one ycai't
exorlenie: Can iiiriilsh Al reft-renoes
AddKss narber, 5)8 S. Main avenui
AnTrDvvYi7h"v TtT tf) OCT I1Y
dav or tuk wiirIiIiki uuuiu llqui iip
vUIH' 15" Franklin (U'enue
A YllPN-rr COlTijtlTir VIAN-'wOFLO
like to have a. poslilon drlihu or wor)
lug bv the d.i Hi. Franklin u nut.
r7lTl"TToN VVANTiii-HY a""hAkT:U.
fiom New Vofk, lis foremiiii or second
111 bnkeo. Addiess S llbtll stuet, City.
Exchange.
WANTED.
VA4NTl3D-CAri: OP
HAD IlliALTIl
will not lifiiriU.
that itii'-A-N8
Brnil n cents to Itlptins Chamlrnl Co.,
New York, for 10 rumples and l.OuO leall
tn on I bis.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
'VJA"J''-
HPPIOllPLPOPrl IIAIH, WAItTH AND
moles removed bv elrctrlilty, inlnlcs,
priinulieitl. thargi's moderate, consulta
tion free, Helen Iliiehnitnh, Deihiatolo
gist, :;12 Washlugioii uvrmio.
CHIROPODIST
Xr VAjV''VrV
COltNH, llt'NIONS AND INOUOWINO
mills eilied without the least pain or
drawing blued. Consultation nnd utlvlio
given free. P.. M. HliTZIlIj. Chlropo.
dlKt. 2:"0 LackaWfiritia nenuo. Ladles at
tended nt their icsldctico It Ucslru'l.
ClniiBCs moderate.
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECTS
HDWAllt) If. DAVIS, ARCllITCCT,
Council lliilbllng, Sernniou.
11 L. WALTini, ARCHITECT. OPKH'P.
1 car of roil 'Washington avenue.
LDWIH IIANCOKTjTC"Ail('lllTi:Cl'.
4.V. Spruie St , ear Wnh. nv . Scranlon.
pnp.Di:mcK l. nitowN. Aitciirn:i'T.
Price IJulltllng. IK Washington avenue,
Sernnton.
T. t. LACMY '& PON. AIlCIHTCCTS.
Tradeis' Nntlortnl Hank.
DENTIST3
IHI. I. O LYMAN, SCItANTON PHI
vote Hospital, tor. IVjomlng and Mul
berry. Dtt. II. P KP.YNOLDS, Ol'P. P O.
DI5. C. c. LAFUAC1I, 115 Wyoming a"c.
W1JI.COM 13 C. PNOVDR, Z3I Washington
avcrue. llottn. D to l.and 2 to S.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLIJ. 0 SI'KtTCB STIUJF.T. MAKUrf
your lint to older and they fll.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE KLK CAP1J, 121 AND 127 PIIA.NK
liu avenue. ItsitcH leatonable.
P. ZIJIOLnit, Pioprk'tor.
SCHANTON 110P8I7, NKAIt D.. L. X W
pittscnger depot. Conducted on the IJu-
ropenu pliiu. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAWYERS
PllANK II. I50YL13, ATTDHNP.V AND
Couiihe Hot -ut-l.u iv Iluir Uulldlng.
looms 1.1 and 11, Washington uvinue.
WILLAIID. WAIHIHN &. KNAPP, AT
toineys and Coiuisellois-at-Lavv. Ue
publleaii Dulldlng, Wuslilngloii uvtnue,
ni;iHoiiiii, I'.l,
JPs4.SPP JIIHfil l, .I.TTtJllNDYS AND
Coilnsrlleus - at Law. Cotilinouvvialth
liitiiding Hooms I a and 21.
JAMHS W. OAKFOUD, ATTtUlNHY.AT
l.aw. Hooms Gil, ;15 and Dpi, U0.11.I of
Trade Uulldlng.
D. U. ItDPLOnLH, ATTOHNHY-I.UANri
ni'gotlated on u-ul estate si'ittllv
Meors lliillclincr, lotnu Washington
avenue and Hpruce vtieet
JAS. J. TI. HAMILTON. ATTOP.NF.Y-ot-Law
201 Comnionvvoallli Uulldlng.
Helauton.
HDWAHD W
Itoomi lOJ-'nil
TllAYint, ATIOUNIIY
till floor. Meals Ilulldtiig.
Ii. A WATIILH. ATTriltNllV-AT-l.AW,
M2 liuiil of Tini!" IlillldlliB, Hcuilltoli.
Pa.
C. It PITCllCtt. ATTOIINDA-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth Uulldlng. Herniilon, Pa.
PATTHHHON
National It.
WILCOX,
Hiillillng.
TUADKltS'
C. COM HOYS,
Uulldlng.
9-11 HIll'FULlCAN
A. W liriUTHOLF. Altv, Mears lihlf.
MIDWIFE
MltS C.AHLH. OllADPATi: MIDWIFH
1.11S Waslibiirn street, Seiaiitou. Fn
gagomeiits hOllcltcd. Ilooni and best
nttPiidaiiee for a llmllci' liiimbci ot na
tlents. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Dll. (J. L. FIIHY. SCKAN'JON EAVIM5S
Haul; Uulldlng, 122 Wjomlng avenue.
MAItY A. SIIHP1ILHD. M. D.. IIOMH
opalldst, No. 22J Adams avenue.
Dlt. W 17. ALLPN,
lugioii avenue.
312 NOUTH WASH-
DH. It THAPOLD. SPFCIALIST IN
DlhciiMH of Woniiii, tottiLi' Wvotulni
avenue ami Sprut c stieit. hiraiiion
OlPco bouts- Thutsdnvs and Suiui
du?. !) 11. tn to 6 p. 111.
DH. L. M CATF.S. HOOMS 207 AND lu?
Hoard of Tiude Hiilldlug Older houis,
8 to 0 0. in , 2 to '! and 7 to S p ni H"l
dence, 3Ci Madison avenue.
DH C L FHF.AS SPLCIALIST IN
ICiiptiu-e. Tiuss Fitting und l-'ai P.edm
Hon. Olllre telephone 12d! Hours, 10 to
12. 2 to i, 7 to 0.
DH. S. W. L'AMOKHAl'X. OFFICR V10
Washington avenue. Itrsldenir. Mis
Mulherr. Chronic diseases lungi.
heart, kldnejs and genlto-tulnaiy or
gans a specialty Hours, I to 1 p in
w oT TiooTc v 1 vr 1 : iTixap. y si mi -
geon. lloiscs. Cattle uud Dogs liejteil.
Hospital. 121 Linden stint. Seiautnn.
Tclephouo 2ii72.
seeas
H. R. CLAKIC CO, l:DDMl:N AND
Nurserjmen; store llfi Washington ave
nue; Eicon house. 1S30 Noith Main ave
mie: store telephone, 7fl
SCHOOt-S
SCHOOL OF -J HIS LACKAWANNA.
Siiauluit, P.i. Ciiiiifcs piep.iratory to
eolleue, law. tneillilnn or btihil.usH.
Opens Sept. Ii ,J"nd l-r eutulogur
ltev. Thomas M Cuiin Ll. I), Ualtei
II.' Ibiell. A M.
VilRi
HC1CENS
JOS KPI.TTLL. P.LAU mi
P.HAK
I.ACKA-
maiiufat..
wanna nvoiiue. tieiuiuun ,
tntei ot Wire Sne'lis
MISCELLANEOUS
KATHST PHOM PHlLIPPIXi; ,ri.
lamD. Oteatesl Nov.il lUtllo. shorn
all blown 10 pieces und lauded lu Xnl.
tlclon'a Shoo Htou. Wnplungton uventiu
ludlra' Ibio butmn hocs, lusset j
doiiBola, lost r-'W. at.'l-l!1: lacllfs' nno
$2.00 Bboct for 9Se. lad es' o-sior,iSi to"t
jl.50. for 79e. nieiiB i-A calf umi mMc:
iliogb foi l n: noo shoca forji.it xc
iiTpJTti's oitcni;sTHA m"i wil'-ou
ballB. plciilts. parties, nteptluj,,,, ,,,,.
dings slid concert woik fmiiUhcd j"or
trims, ndrcss II J IkiUti kiiuIijlioi
117 W.voinlng iiMoue. ovti lliilh.ria
musk lore.
Miio'.CitoTjK liiioTiiijus. "mnNfiTiTs
supplies, envelopex. papit Iwgc. twine.
Warehoiise. iw Washington avuiue.
Seranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
m - ,",f -y-i--i-ig-i rifn.njLiLnj, ri -jn.i if- .1
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Eflect May 19, 1S9S.
Trains Leavo Wilkcs-Barre as FoU
lows:
7.30 0. m,f week days, for Sunbur
Harrlsburfr, PhlladBlphla, Daltl.
more, Washlnplon, and for Pitts
burp; and the Watt.
10.15 a. in., week days, for Harleton,
PotUvllle, Reading) Norrlslown,
and Philadelphia; and for Bun
bury, HarrlsburR, Phlladolphla,
Baltimore. Washington ind Pill..
burpand tho Wost.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harrls
ptirK Philadelphia, Baltimore,
WoMilngton, and Flttsburs and
the West.
0OO p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia ami
Pltlsburfc.
t. ...,.J.'.JJ'W00"" rtnlPM. Aent.
J. H IIU1CIIINS0V. (lenera) Managtr.
t)cl Lticku, and Western.
Pffcct MOndu), Novcin'ocr 11, P!4.
Tiains leavo Siranton as follovvn: L'x
picus for New York and all points Dut.
i.W, ;!W, CIO. bW and low u. 111 ; 1J.55 ani
U..I1 p. 111.
express for Ctatou, Trenton, Phlladslfc
phbi and the Boutli, 310, b.w and lo.Oo a
m , IS f.5 anil V.M p in
Tob.v humia aicemmotlatlou. Rio p. m
Dxiiress for UlUHbamton, Oswego liu
mlrti. Coining, ilath. Dan.svllle. .Mount
Mollis uud HulTalo. 1.MU. 2.5.7. ll 00 u. in
l.u'i nuu 5M p. tn.. making close connec
tlons at. llurtiilo to all points lit tho West
Northwest and Southwest.
Washington aicnnimodatlon. ;j,lu , tI1,
UliiRliamton and way stations, i 03 p m.
Nltholson aicomtnotlntlon Bio p. m
Impress Tor I'tlea and Itlchlleld .Hptpigs
2.:!j a. m , and 1.73 p. in.
Ithaca, 2.S5 9 0) it. tn., and t.55 p. m
For Northumberland, Plttstou, Wllitpt.
tlarre Plvmoulb, lltooniHhurg nnd Dan
ville, making close connections at North,
iimlierlaud for Wllllamsport, llitrrlsburg
IJaltlmore Wahliliigton and thn Houth
Not thmnbei land and Intermediate stn.
tlons, too. 1003 u. in nnd 1.63 and 5.40 p.
in.
Nnntlcoko ami Intermediate sintlon.
S.0S and II 10 a. in Plj mouth nnd Inter,
medlutu stu tlons. U.X3 and 8.00 p. in. Fo
Kingston, 12 31 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches un
all cxptiss Mains.
For deluded Information, potket tlme-
tiiuius. etc., uppiy lo .11. lj. Hpilth, DI
trict Passenger Agent, depot tlckst of
flee.
Lehlijli Valley Kntlroad System
Anlhr.ttlto Coal Psed. Hnsiirltig Clranll
ness and Comfoit.
In Uffect Nov. 13. IMS.
Tit A INS LL'AVH KCItANTDN
For Philadelphia and New Yoik via D.
& 11. It. It., nt i;.43 u nt . and 1I.U1. 2.1s V.I
Hbuk Diamond i:-pre"s. and ll.IlO p. 111.
Sundays. D. & H.. 1.1S. 7.13 p. m.
For White Haven. Ha7lettiit. Pottvlllf,
and principal points In tlio coal region,
via D. & 11 It. It.. 1, 13 2 IS and 4.27 p m
For lielhlehein, Fasten. Heading. Har
ilsliutg and prlnclpul Intel medlato stu.
tlons via D. A II. H. Il G.11 11. 111., 12.U),
2 11. 127 Hint U Diamond Fiprit-s, 11 "0.
Simdavs. D & 11 I r.s. 7.1C p. m.
For Tuiikhannoek, Tovvundu. Klmliu,
Ithntn (lenevu and ptlndpul blteimcdl
ale "itiitloiis, -via I), 1, & W. 11. It., 8.I1J
a m 12.31 uud .: 11 p. 111
Foi Cienevn Hochctci. ltttrfalo Nlag
iitu Falls, chli'tigo and nil points west vl t.
D. & II. It. It,, l.'ui. :i.oi murk Dliimoml
i.vpirss, in 11 and ll.m p. 111. Sunday"! D.
ie IL. 11.41 11. in.. 7 is p. tn.
Pullman pailot and sleeping or I.chlclt
valley pit lor tats 011 all ttuins brtweru
IMlkes-lliiite and New York. Philadel
phia, liulTiilo and Husprnsiun llildge
HOLLIN II WILUPIl. Oen. ritlpt .
Houth Hothlehrm, P.i
CI IAS S I.Li: P.O.S. Agt., 2.j Cotllandt
Mrcct Xevv Yoik.
A NONHMACllPlt Division Pa--etiger
Agent, South llrtliltliein. Pa
Fnt Hi 1,1 ts and Pullman lest rvutions
apnl.v JU9 l.atkawauna ave. Scrai.ton, Pa.
Dcliivvaic and
Hudson.
On Stuida. July 3id, li.ilns
will
leava
ceijuiou as follows
Pot C.nl.onclalc-B'JO, "W, S 5J 10 11 e.
in . 12 noon: 1.21. 2 20, 2.32. 5 2;, 6.23. Z 37,
IMS. 1100 p. m , 1.16 p. m.
For Altinnv Suiultma. M011t1e.1l, IJOs
loit. JC w IhiBUind iiolutv. ete 0.20 a. m.
2 20 p. m
For Honeselale-RSO 8 53. 10.H a. m . 11
noon;
2111.
m
Fm VtPkrs-ltiiic.
in 1,1 11 111.' I2.HI. 1 2.
C 11
!. 2.1,
4 27.
;
7 IS. lu 41 11 '0 p 111.
Fot New Voile Philadelphia, etc.. vl.
l. high Valley ltnilioad-0.il 0. ni.. 1201,
121 4 !- p ru ' with lllnclc Diamond K
piess, II JO i in
For PcnnsvlvniilH. Halboail points, h lo,
P'.S a. 111.. 2 IS 4 27 p ill , , , ,, ,, .
Foi Wei.li 1 11 Points, via Lehigh wlleV
ltiillioad-7 1R n. m 12 01. T.M, with BUelc
Dliimond F.pni. mil. H.SO p. m.
Trains will an Ive In Seranton as fol
lows: .. ,, . ,.
Fiom Cuiboiidiilti and the Norlh filj
7 11 Sis 'i.Si 101S II f,S a. m.. 1.21. 2-1j, 3.2 v
121. "11.7 11 mr.il 11 27 p m. ,. ...
Fiom Wllkes-llatie and tho Soutn-S lj.
7 11 SIS, 10 OS 11 B", n m: 1.1?. 2.14. I.4
3.211. C21. 7 33. yni. 10 fii 11. 111.: i-i-' a. m.
SI'NDAY TP.AINS
l-en Carliondak-P07. 11.33 s
a, m.; I'i'i
2 3' 3 53 1 51 p. in.
For Wllke-liauc-l."S. 11.11 a
;n 1 1 &S,
3.2S. 5.11. 7.1S p. 111
Lowest tate to all polnth
lu UnlteJ
Plates and Canada
J. W. IIFPDICK. (J. P A . Albany. NT.
H W CHOSS, D P A Se-anton. Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh and tLsciuehanna Division )
Stuilonu In New York- Fool of Llbcity
street, ! N ll". mid Soulli l'eu. Whltcliull
"'VV.'i'i,, .,rit. iohI UFod t.Mludvil.v. lusur-
In- eleanllliess und Liiintoll.
'mil TAllLi: IN PFPLCT NOV. .-1 11U
Tiitiiis leavo Snantun 1 01 Plttston.
Will! s-Uaiic, eli.. al s .10 10 10 n 111 . 1 2u.
" 'ii 10V in. aiiiuKo -, l"W a- m,
1 (i.
For
1:. : 10 i.
m
l.aki'vvood
autl
Allantlvi Cltj. s A
'''i"m-' New tilk. Nivyuik
tnd llllzab'h.
S.:0 (esprcs") a
in.. 1 "ii (eMiiessi. J. 'i te-
SuiuJav 2.15 P. 111. Tin lit
piess) p. hi.
leuv big 1 'J' l
m . 111 rives lit PlilludPlnMIt,
reriiilnul. 7.UJ p. m . 11110 .New
Iteaillm.
?." 'il:j ..'..' i'.i...b AlliMitiinn. Hothl."-
P. m.
I ',11. M.lllll I. OH II
I'lsttii uii'l Plillaildpbla. S.JO a. in,
ii 11 111. Simdavs 2.11 p. m.
-" 1' " I 1- .,,1,,,-lr.n nn.l
hem.
1.20.
Fe
For inn n , , - -7"'U Yeben
points ru" ', h,u,lS ...1-, ,1 m.
Mlllllll .11,., ' ' ... " -'-
: ." ln a
s.'-'o ii'.11' . ',:, ',,. n,,,,.,, r.rove. etc.. ae
II p. Ill runmttpi
....... 1 nllL 1
ni .1 111 and 1 '-1' P
1,010. v'..Vr.. ..
v, 1 1 , , in.
l,cMuion and Harrlsbuig.
Foi lte.iilb.g,
nn AlleutoWli,
b.IO a in.. 120 p. m. hitn-
(lay. i ;n .,
Cot' I'Olir""', - --.-
m ,
1.20 p 111. .
1 in "'..,.. v,.w vnrti. toot of Lin.
rrv stl rt. No.ll. Itlvor nt 4l. 9 W x
piish) a . ni.. 1 ! lexptess) p. m. Sunday,
4':i)eavemN"W Yoik. South pern-, foot
wiiitehull "tnci " ''"" ' '" '. -' p m'
.lmr.'.V.,iL riirlvluu or dtpiitlng fiom
' "Sl"r .rn can ronnett midei cover
.111, ,1 lo "b-vated tallUMils. Uroadw iv;
Vf ""ri and fen lea to Hrooklvn ami
,',J e ldan " nuking -mirk tramfrt to
ndVrom "iVaid CVntial '! pot and Lo .ir
teitnlnnl can
1111
1 Nli'i' n,pi.ip'u '5i;1"
ThioiiRb lb '' s to. "' .
So.itli MH.I Wen " '""'
Ueidllig Teimhntl,
ii.li 11. ni
iioints Lust,
est rate at mo
out rsi:. dm Supt.
V P.ALDVVIX. Oen 1 ah-
A St.
Trie ittul Wjoinliin Valley.
lluiutubl. luclleclSept 1 rt ll.
I'r-ilns leave rSnanton foi Novy York,
N'Ii biuB and lulirmedlatc points (In
FrVe i-i h.iul. "'"' l"' ln"l'V Ud loial
Lr.ie.iai'"." ',' , mill 2 21 11 m. Train
nriivout Bii.111'1011 fiom ubovo points
lOWa 111 and:U."and0 03p m.
Ontario und Western
Kallroud.
Time Table In Ktti Tuesday. Nov. I, ISOi
Train leives ficranton for Carbotidal
mid Cadosla at in "w a in., (otincrilng will
".'.'.' .,., ir.loH North and Kouth TUIl
I, isos,
with
rum
i.iivisC,uloli or Ciirbiiiidalr and ferJn
ton in 2 01 i in. leaving fa boodale in
S3) n m 111 1 iv lug ut Seranton in t 21) p in
SunilujH nnlv Fm ('Htlonla. cotitiectlii'-
tvllli mam line 11. 1111s .oriii son nou-i
nt i 11 111. arilvlng ut Cadosla al loi
11 in If t inning. Ienvi i'adoi"ii in i
p 111. iiiilvliig t'aihoiidHlr ut 5.51 p m,
llli. I Selantoli at li.'tii p. 111.
.1. C. ANDFllSON. (I. P. A New- Yoik.
T. FLITCHOIT, D. P. A I'er.uilou.
malum
.1 II
11
H
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