THE SCRANTON TRTBTTNE-SATURDAY. DECEMBER 31. 381)8.
CONDITION OF THE
STATE TREASURY
INTERESTING ANNUAL REPORT
BY TREASURER BEACOM.
Treasury Balnnco Is Nearly $5,000,
000 But the Not State's Debt Is a
Trifle Over Ono Million Present
Revenues Sufficient if Strict Econ
omy Is Practiced.
HarrisburR, Dec. 30-Stato Treasur
er IScni'om liaH submitted to Governor
Hastings his nnnunl report for the 11s
cnl yc.ir ended Nov. 30, 189S, with
statement of the estimated receipts
and expenditures for the cnsulnff year.
The revenues for the year amounted
to SlS.a.'.VL'O.U. and .- e expenditures
to $13,973,80') W, le.iMnR a balance In
the tlensuiy ot $1,888,017.51 on Nov. 30
last The nsiots of the slnkinK fund
nppilrabln to the payment of debt are
J5,7S!,317.0, leuvInK the net debt of t In
state lit $1,.23,9S1.3.
Mr. Ileuconi suys the hopes ot his
pictlocesor that the state revenues
would be lamely Ini-rcased under the
legislation enacted by the last legisla
ture and lmpioved business and finan
cial conditio-- have not been u-allzed.
The receipts for the iNenl jcar weto
$1,000,000 shott of the estimate of tho
Btate llcul olllces 'ilio bill authoriz
ing the pament of Inteiest on state
deposits haw piovcd satisfactorily and
will yield a reeuuc o- upvvuids of $100,
000 annually.
At) the dlreit lnherllaiue tax law
U yet pending In the supreme couit
and other levenii- nvs hao been le
cently enacted or judicially construed,
Jlr Roneom does not think any lad
luil ( liaimo should be made In the
lovenue sslem of the Muto at the
tiesent tlnv- He says that If the leg
islature will use wise economy In the
mat tut of uppioprlal ems the state will,
under Its piesc-nt u-enue system, be
enabled to caie for Its educational
and charitable Institutions and pay the
oidlnaiy expenses of government with
out seilous dllllculty. Mr. neacom es
timates the ot dinat y state levenucs
fur the curient year ondliiK Nov. '.0
next at $12,0C.noo and the expendi
tures at $1C,1(14,1GS 37.
PROF. COLES FOR JANUARY.
Stinngo, jet tiue, the tlist thiee
e lipycs of U99 (In succession) will cen
ter their shadows upon the extieme
not tliwestein (oast of the United States
and Alaska, like as follows. A par
tial eclipse of the sun Jan. 11, invisible
In the United States except In Oregon
and Washington nnd Alaska. A pai
tial ecllpw of the sun June 9, Invisible
In the United States except In the ex
tieme noithwest, and Alaska. A total
ellipse of the moon June 2.1, visible on
llu extreme noithwesterii coast of the
United States, nnd Alaska Thtee
shadows of three eclipses lenteilng at
one pnrtlcul.ii point Is ceitalnly a eiy
lemaiknlile and strange coincidence;
and following so soon after the gi.ind
and awe-lns-'plrlng total eclipse of the
moon that has set the whole world to
thinking; and the planets all hastening
to meet In one sign, nnd to foim In one
line nt the close of tho centuiy, shows
us plalnlv the following coming events:
ENGLAND MAY HETHAY US.
The gieatest compliment ever paid
nictlcu was by LI Hung Chang, who
left ljls coilln In the old count! y when
he started for Ameilca, the heaven of
l-i.ico and piospeilt. He came. He
saw. He passed over the line Into Cnn
d i, and thiough Canada to Alaska,
and fiom Alaska to China. His Islt
to America had a significance which
"ne can plainly lead In the shadows of
the foithcomlng eclipses, and fore
warns the United States to guaid well
bpr noi them nnd not thwestein bord
ers, or through them may deep the
pestilence, tho plague nn'd tho "yellow
Jackets'" If 99 will prove a ptrange and
eventful vcar. Neatly nil of the pres
ent meat rulers will bo called off the
stage of action; wais, pestilence, fam
ines and plagues will beat the records.
Tho watois of the great seas will show
their power to destioy man and all his
works In a manner never befoie shown;
nnd storms and floods will make nn
unprecedented iccord on both conti
nents. VALUARLE INFORMATION.
The 7th, 9th and 35th will bo tho best
days to kill pork or beef for winter use.
tho 9th, 12th. 16th, 17th, 21st, 25th and
26th will be good dais to hunt and o
fish; the 12th, 13th, IGth, 17th. 20th. 21st
2uth and Sfitli will be good days to com
mence any new undei takings Tho 1st,
2d, 3d, ltli. Dth. 27th, 2Sth, 29th, 30th and
31st will bo "Low Ubb" davs, In which
nothing but failure will icsult, llnall,
fiom any undertaking pei formed nn
those days. Tho 9th, lth, 21st und 23th
will be the bent da to feed house
Plants, nnd nil sickly plants should be
lemoved to tho kitchen, because of the
constant evaporation of water as It
puffs foith fiom the spout of the tea
kettle, lively bouse should be fumi
gated with losln this month. Put a
lump on a tin nlato and set on two
bricks or stones to keep It off the floor.
Light the rosin and let the smoke till
the room. This will destroy nil Insects
and microbes, and will not Injuie the
furniture ns sulphur will. Watch out
for high gales, destiuctlve lain, sleet
nnd snow storms, bllzmids, floods, and
an caithshuke.
WORDS OF WAHNING
The planets nie now in position to
bilng typhoons, hurricanes, cyclones,
blizzards and tidal waves. Keep a
shaip watch out on land nnd sen.
Floods may sweep the eastern states
as vvUl no the southern and western.
This will be a hard month for skin
diseases; such as measles, smallpox,
etc.
Lngrlppmoula -will still continue to
iprcad over Euiope nnd America.
Our October forecasts foietold the
-omlng of tho present grip epidemic ns
follow h; "Tho typhoid and yellow fever
will continue to race until a new upl
.lemlc a cross between tho yellow Jack
nnd La Orlpp will uppear and cause
Bieat consternation.
Prof. C. Coles,
Editor Storms and Signs,
Kingston, Pa U. S. A., Pec. 17, 189S.
Athletos Make Poor Soldiers.
An odd fact devi loped by tho campaign
if tho Seventy-hot Is this, at leitst it
leems to bo CBtnbllshni that, given equal
naiilshlpa, men In Hub athletic tialuln
buffer more thun men In ordinary condi
tion. Statistics show, In this u'gimeiit,
that the runners, tha jumpers, the riaolt
blcyclo riders and the ricoid men gen
erally were readier fevei vlrllms than
their comrades and gave nut sooner In tlio
unorguncles of tho battlt-tleli! Thorn was
Sergeant Meek, a long-dlstuncc runner,
ind "Hub" Smith, u bloido i liler and
ilebold, a winner of ruuului? me.,, und
tiit. a sprinter and hurdler, und Private
Meek, another blcyclo rldor, and Dlv
unnc, a runner, and no on through a lone
list. Almost without exception theso line
athletes fell Into Illness or utter collapso
with tlio first hard strain put upon them.
They mado worso fovcr cases and dysen
tery cases than tho others, and It ap
peared to nurses and doctors ns beyond
question that tho thorough physical train
Ins which theso men had completed Just
before the war, In anticipation of tho
spring nthlctlo Knmcs, was n serious Im
pairment of their powers for resisting dis
ease It Is worthy of note, nlso, that
most of these athletes Indulged neither In
drink nor tobacco. Leslie's Weekly.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.,
"Vagabondift.',
Mr. nnd Sirs. Huss Whytal, dramatic
artists of undoubted talent, who on
several occasions furnished keen en
joyment to our amusement patrons,
nnd whoso finished vvoik In "For Fair
Virginia" will not so soon bo forgot
ten, have arranged to present their
latest sucessful rnimntlc piny, "Vaga
bontlln," at tho Lyceum theater next
Monday, Jan. 2, matinee and night,
ns a special holiday nttiaetlon, and
Judging from the excellent reports that
have reached here concerning the met
Its of the piny, It would seem that
Its presentation hero will add no small
meausuie to tho geneuil New Year's
celebration. The costumes and seen
eiy used in "Vugabondla" aio said to
be of a partlcualily Inviting kind, the
gowns woin by Mrs. Whytal being
especially handsome.
Wnite's Now Stock Co.
Wnlto's Stock company In presenting
Annie Louise Ames to the millions
who have been pntions and friends, ns
a head-liner of my stock company,
I take giout pride In being able to
sny that never before In tho history
of popular pi Iced amusement, of which
I am the oilglnntor, has such an at
traction been placed before tho pub
lic. Miss Ames Is ono of the most beau
tiful women on the stage, and pos
sesses drnmatle tnlent that lias been
recognized and piuised by the most so
eie ciltlc. Mi. Walte has engaged
several new faces, nlso, tho clever El
More sisters. In their new and up-to-date
specialties. Monday's matinee
will be a clever comedy called the
"Two Kld, ' und at nljtht a melo
drama, "London by Night."
"The Highwayman."
The llroadway theater opera com
pany, headed by c amino JJ'ArvIUo,
will present the immensely successful
comic opera. "The Highwayman" nt the
Ljceuin Jan. 3 The authois of this
new opera aio Reginald DcKoven and
Il.uiy 15. Smith, whoso tame as wilt
teis of popular musical diversions bus
long been established, especially In
their other gient sucess, "Hobln Hood "
The organisation piesentlng the new
opein here Is the permanent stock
compun of the Rioadwny theater, New
Yoik, the pluy house In which most
all of the foielgn and Ameilcan comic
open, ptoductlons have lit st been pie
sented to the publb . The company Is
spoken of us one of the most callable
and brilliant that has been assembled
for yeais including in addition to Miss
D'Arv file the names of s-orai' of the
biightest lights In the lyric woild At
the Rioadwny theater In New York,
on Dec. 12, the opein was given Its
thiee hundiedlh pie.sentatlon, hand
some souvenirs of sllvei being dlstil
buted to the audience In commemor
ation of the event.
At tho Gaiety.
Manager Van Osteu, of the Gaiety
theater, announces .or live days only,
commencing with New Year's ma
tinee, Jan. 2, Fred li win's Majestic
Iluilesqueis, n, gorgeous and costly
vaudeville and burlesque enteitain
inent. The vaudeville poitlon will be
contributed by Zeno, Karl und Zeno,
the eight nagger girls, Qulgley Hroth
eis, Slsteis Cainiontelle, missel and
Tlllyne. Grace A uughn, Irwin and
Remington, Jennie i mot a and Blxley
anil Watson. In the burlesque "The
Stteet Fall" tho following novelties
will bo lntioduced. Flench dances,
boap fakirs, Ice men, grand operatic
and popular meulej, Uowciy belles,
gamblers, Rough Rldeis, English Hus
sars and Yankee gnls. Miss Grace
Vaughn will have the leading lole, as
sisted by a company of twenty be
witching maidens. The engagement is
for live nights only, with matinees
Monday, Tuesduj, Thuisduy and Fil
day. The Faithful Mascot.
They tell a touching stoiy of one of the
leglnieiitul mascots a clog la tho Sixth
Civ uhy and there are n docn soMlus
who will swc.u that It Is tiue.
There was one man of tho Sixth who
had nlvvajs been gooil to this ilog, nut
would give It a bit or bacon from his own
hcanty fctorr. and pet It and lemembcr It
when things were golnj badlw This man
was killed at San Juan Hill just after bis
tioop had forded the river and coma Into
open ground befoie stnrtlng on tho
charge. And all dnv long ho lav tbeie in
the long gras", dead, tho bullets and
shells singing over him. and nothing ni.it
teilug an nioio. Soldiers pressed on.
wounded men stusuered bad;, many
pa-sd neir him, but no one touched hlin
or enred for him, since thcio was nothl-ig
to do lie was dind
Hut tho dog found out somehow that Its
fllend U11H ivllli- tlinr.t n,. tl.n ... a .1...
- '-"r, ...... w .... mu H"ltllU, lltu
hot sun burning him, the cold night chill.
ink oho, ami eamo tnen- with a dogs
faithfulness and licked the white f.i-o
und uttrtchfd Itfcclf out on the still body
and staed then-, giuidhm its mister,
until tho soldleis on burying detail came
the next da; and lulil the leiualns In n
giave I.e-dle-' Wei 1.1
An Emperor's Revenge.
A curious reuc of bvgouo dus may be
seen on a house In llerlln. Two blucK
bmlths lived opposite each other In tint
city whoso trndo ilvahy became tin. talk
of tho neighborhood One day the cm
piror, William 1, who was fond of golng
about the city disguised as a farmer, In
order to "feel the pulho ot the people,'
lode up to tho door of one of the black
smiths to havo his horse's shoo t.iktnnmi
A daughter of tho rival blacksmith, to
show her contempt for this customer, put
out her tongue nnd distorted her fuca
with a hnriibUt giln The emperor called
together tho wood-cat vei.s of tho city and
offered a prize for the most hideous fnco
ot a woman they could devise, and when
he hnd selected tho most ugly specimen
ptoduied ono with a tonguo lolling out of
Its wooden mouth he rode over with it
to tlm blacksmith's shop. Tlicne, to tho
consternation of the young woman, ho
ordered that fury's head nailed over tho
door as a wanting against pony spite.
Detroit Free Press,
To Cure a Cold in One Dny,
Take Laxative Hiomo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists icftind the money
If It fulls to cure. 25c, The genuine
has L. It. Q. on each tablet.
TJH.N P.L.OOI) Is bound to follow tlm
ravages of dUease the outcome of sioni
ni h disorders- thin blood shakes lni.u
with the undertakei -wind off that po-tx'
bum in uii Stan's Plnoappio Tuhi. is
i)iak Hal ,.cp Uicj stiiinirh healthi
Ihev'ie Kiituii-'H antidote pleasant and
iHiidllw .r. nu n I n Sold by Mutihows
Uios. arid V. T. Claik.-M.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet Review.
Now Yrk, Dec. 30,-Stocks rose con
tinuously today with none of tho custo
mary reactions and left off strong nt
fractional gains In tho standard railway
shares and at very material gains In va
rious specialties that were prominent In
tho day's transactions. Tho London mar
ket, whero tho fortnightly settlement
passed off fa volubly, opened away up on
purchases partly for American account.
Thcro was also genuine buying for for
eign uccuunt owing to tho disinclination
ot London operators to await a posslblo
January book and American rails closed
nt ubout tho best. The Initial rlso locally
was not quite up to tho London figures
but trading was active- nnd very broad.
Industrials were- particularly htrong, and
Rock iBl.ind led tho Grantors upwurd.
Public Interest Increased as tho day woro
on and prices weic- gradually lifted. Su
gur, Federal Steel, Reading and Jersey
Centrul surged upward, although Sugar
and Jersey Central subsequently cused
off Tho belief that next J ear will wit
ness a more harmonious aruingemunt In
tho nntlnncltu trado wos tespunslble for
tho rlbC In Reading and other hard coal
cuirjh'g roads. Continued favorable
railroad nnd trndo leports and prospectlvo
easy money stlmul ited tho milng clos
ing tho vear of Stock exchange trading
In a whirl of activity and stiength. with
many securities ut tho highest prices of
the vcar. Total nles weie &Mj,7u0 shares.
Quotations furnished by LAHAR &
ri'LildlK, stock, grain and cotton brok
ers, rooms 201 and 210, Hoard of Trado
building, Scrnnton, Pa.
Open- Men- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. Ing
Am. Cot. oil .t'.Vi r.Vi S3',i toU
Am. Sug. Ro-g Co . 1J3 1W4 123 VSi
A ten., To. & S. To .. 1'1'h l'i I lS'f, 1S'
a . t. & s. r., Pr .. r.i' 62' sut rz't
Am. Tobacco oC ....112 HV 14i'i HVi
Am. Spirits IT-h 1!4 13'i Us
Ilrook. R. T. ..
lla State Gas
Can. Southern
N. J. Central .
Che. (!c Ohio ..
Chic. & G W .
Chic. . N A' .
Chic. H. & O ..
I. -a
7si 77", 7TCj
9U 7V S
. 63 532 f.3 f'3!8
.. Wi li'l Pi's 07'i
.. 2V 23' i 23 !3'i
.. lli'l Wi 1CU 10,
A2Vj Hi'. H2'i lt:vs
Ut 1..V, ISl's l.j
Chic, Mil. &. St. P ,.119'f, 12U 11-, 120H
Chic, R, 1. & V . ..US3, lll'j 1K HI
Chic, St. P M &. O. 9JA Mj 9",'j Mti
C. C. C. & St. L .... 4T4 4ra iVU 4I'S
Con. Gas is.' 117 19l I0"
Dclawaro t Hud ...107 lui lOT'i 107'
N. Y.. L. i;. c W ... HS. lPi 14',i 1P4
Fed Steel, Pr . . S31, SI'i 81'ii SVf,
I'ed. Steel Coin . . Ii W 41'i W
Gen Rlectric .... 'i 'ifi'a 'm'i !-"isi
Louis At Kash i,' h 1,1'a U
Miinhittuli Lie G7i Wlt li.'-n ft "!4
Jlet Traction Co ...191i llU'i 191'j 1'U
M K - Tex, l'r .. .t 3s 371t 18
Mo. Pacific 4Vfc 4H 43". 4r.iJ
Nit Lead 3S? ?A Ss'i ?b
N. Y. Air Hrako ....113 ll'i 111 113
N. Y. Cential 122'i 12"5 122H 121'i
Out. & Wct . . ..19 1'it, 1S5 lt
Noith Paclll . .. 41 4l'i 4at 44',
Nor. Paclilc, Pr .... 77t 77", 77' t 77
Paelllo Mall IT, 43' 43-, 43y8
Peoplo's Gas lfl'n, 110 lOO'i HO'i
Phil. & Head 21?, 2.1'fc 21'6 23',
P. i- R.. 1st Pr . .. 32'.. M', 37n M
Southern R. It . .. l'ia li2 191, i.
Southern R. R . Pr.. ll'i 42 41' 1 4PS
Tcnn, C-. i. lion . 37 ."S U, ii'J
Union Pacific 4' 41", II 4"',
Union Pac, Pr TT, 71"; 7I1, 74'i
U. S Rubber 41'. 41', 11 4'"
U. S Leather, l'r .. 721! 7! 72 72
Walnsb pr 22"., .; 22., 22
West. Union '12'i !ij'( U-2 tJ'i
CHICAGO 1 OARU OF TRADES.
Open- High- Low- Clos.
WHEAT. lng. est. est Ins
May 70", 71', 70Vi 71r,
July W, i'i4 i& C9"-,
CORN.
May .IS' IV, 1M, "S',
July .K' ji'h :iv( ::. -i.
OATS.
May :si 2V, 2s' 2S'i
Julv 21. 2b , 2'hj
PORK.
January HMO 10.2" 10)0 10 22
May 10.32 W 1,2 10 13 10 37
LARD.
Jnuuaiy 3 37 3 02 i ri7 314
Mil) 5 7 3.73 3 73 3 J2
Scranton Bonid of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Hid. Asked.
Scianton & Pittston Trac. Co. . . 20
1'lrtt Nutlomil Hank MO . .
Hlmhurst Houlevaid lod
Scianton Savings l'r.nk 2J5
Scranton l'acklng Co 93
Lnrkn. Iron A: Steel Co 23
Third National Hank 3S5
Thioop Novelty Mfg. Co SU
Scranton Railway Co jb
Dime Dep. & Dis. Hank its
Ucoiiomj Light Heat & Povv-
cr Company 43
Scranton Illuminating. Heat
,X l'ower Companv S3
Scianton Forging Co ;(K)
Tinders.' National Rank 130 . .
Luc kit. Lumber Co 150
Lack Trust te Safe Den. Co.. 150
MooMc Mountain Coal Co H"i'J
Scianton Paint Co SO
Claik &. Snover Co, Com .... 400
Clink & Snovcr Co , Pr 123
HONDS.
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
mortgage, due 1920
People's Street Hallway, first
mortgage, duo ISIS
Peoples Stieet Rallwuv. Gen
eral mortgage duo 1121 .. .
Dickson Manufacturing Co ..
Lacka. Township School 5 .
City of Scianton St. Imp. brc .
Mt Vernon Coal Co
Scianton Axlo Works
Scranton Traction ti'i, bonds...
113 ...
113 ...
113 ...
100
... 102
... 102
b5
100
103
Philadelphia Grain and Pioduce.
Philadelphia, Dec. ,10. Wheat Firm and
94c hlgliet . contract grade, Decembei,
7'i'ia7"'.e Coin Firm and 'iHc higher;
No 2 mixed December, old, 43'i;n4riC ,
December, now, 42'4Ul2'.'C O its -Firm
but uulet; No 2 white, clipped, 33a33V.c i
No. ,i do., llaSS'c , No, 2 mixed, clipped,
f-J1 a-He Rutter Stendv ; lnmy wistern
irinmcry. 22c , do pilnts, t'lc. Lggs
Steady; fiPsh, neurby. 27c . do wcstein.
20c , do. southwestern, 23c Cheese Finn.
Hi lln. d Sugais Unclmngnl. Cotton
Steady Tillow Quiet, cltv prfme. In
hogsheads, j'c ; country do . panels, 3se;
(Uuk, do. Il'ie , cakes, 4c ; grease, 2a'JVic.
Ub to color Live Poultry Steady; fowls,
SaK'sc, old looMters Cc , spring chickens,
7use , (lucks 7'saS'.c , geese, "'iab'Ac J
turktvs, 5a9c. Dressed Poultry V 1.
changed, fols, choice, 8asi:c ; do fair to
good, 7a7'.c , old rooitcis Cc , spring
chickens, w ostein choice, huge, OalOa ; do
fair to goods, 7aSc , turkejs, cliolee. 10a
12c ; do. fair to good, 8a9e , ducks, 7aec
Receipts Flour, l'J.Oci) bushels nnd 2 R00
sucks, wheat, 30,000 bushels, com, 13mo(I
bushels, oats, ls,tjij bushels Shipments
Win at, 1,300 bushels; corn, 123, bush
els; outs, 43 000 bushels.
New York Grain nnd Produce Market.
Nt w York, Dec. JO Flour Rather
unlet bin held SilOc higher, Minnesota
patents, $ I '.iDiiUS; do bakers J2'H)a310.
Wheat Spot steadv, No. '. red, bO'jc , f.
a. b, afloat spot; No. 1 northern Duluth,
Mi'c , f o. b , nflont spot, No 2 do do,
7Mc .fob, afloat to arrive; No 1 north
ern New York, 7&'c. fob, afloat spot;
options wer once mora under bull conttol
today and In tho atternoon passed the re
cent high water murk. Resides an In-
reaso of outside tiado clearances were
heavy, export demand larger and a cold
wave promised for the w obiter wlie-.u
belt now unpiotectrd by snow; final
prices wero lnP'c. net higher ; March
closed 7SiO , Slav, "r,8c. . December, 77"jC.
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2, tl'c.. fob.
afloat for old options opened firmer with
wht.it but found tho cold wuo u stumb
ling block to bull operations and Piter
eased off somewhat, closing unchanged to
"bc net higher; Slav closed 4J'c: Decem
ber, 43'ic Oats Spot quiet No. 2, 3l'.c ,
No "l, S'e ; No. 2 wfilte. 3mi ; No. 3 do :i5c;
tiaik mixed western Uijulllfcc truck
white, ,l5a.'.o , i-inluus iiulet. I titter
Firm, western cmanieiy, n.i2c, do. fac
tors, 12all'..( , Elgliis 21c; Imitation
au timet y, llnl7r ; state dairy, Italic;
do creamerv. lliiiiiAi- Eggs-Firm; statu
nnd Pennsvlvanln. 37Ui- , western fresh.
27c ; southern. 23a2V-
New York Live Stock Narket.
New York. Dec ;o -Ilcoves Acthe;
steers, higher bulls, steady, cows, bteudy
to lower, steers, $1 "Wa5 55; oxen und stags,
$123115; bulls $3.1 I'm; cows, .'Witl'S,
choice to fat do., I.10a4w, veils slowei,
otbti calves stead) , tops, 18.50; southern
itilvc-s, $J Gua.i !X) SlieBP-Sleudy; lambs,
Htrud to lowoi, poor to fair sheep, $.'37Vj
nt, lumbs, medium to choice, $323n575
HtiKx-Hlgher ot J73al.
East Liberty Cattlo Markot.
East Llbeity, Pa, Dei 'A -Cat tie
Hlad , extni. (5.3fin5 30; lirtuie, i5a3S5,
comuioii. J4 a0a3 Art. lions-Ruled active,
pi line hoavlaj, 230 pounds and upward,
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Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help Theso
Small Advertisements Co9t One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Arc In
sorted Free.
FOR RENT
ELEGANT. LUXURIOUS HOUSES,
lavatory on parlor hall, buffets In
dining room, kitchen and butler's sinks,
low down grato und lmndsomo mantel
In back parlor; bed rooms with hot and
cold wntor, convenient In adjoining dress
ing rooms; hot and cold water on third
floor; bath, laundry, two water closets,
elegant decorations, electrics, speaking
tubes, nniplo grounds, low rents. Jones,
311 Spruco street.
STORES, APARTMENTS, HOUSES,
lots, Jones, 31t Spiuco street.
HACHELOR'R APARTSIENTri - PAR
lor, bed loom, closet, marhlo bowl,
steam heat, ilch decorations. Jones, 311
Spruco street,
UEFORE YOU RENT THIS COMING
enr, do .voursclf tho Justlco to call
upon Jones, 311 Spruco street.
FOR RENT-HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
C17 North Washington avenue Pos
session about February 1 If deslied; also
will sell carpets, shades, etc, linulro at
Goldsmith's Hazaar.
FOR RENT-TWO FLOORS 40xS0 EACH.
Jnqulro 137 Penn avenue.
FOR RENT-tEKK nOOM OR SHARE
of oflices steend floor front, Coal Ex
change. Call at room 15.
FOR RENT SECOND FLOOR, 701
Qulncy
FOR SALE
FOR RALE-ROLL TOP DESK.
210 Mears' Hullding
ROOM
YOUNG HORSE AND WAGON FOR
salo cheap. 1230 Hlich street,
DESIRAULE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For particulars audress llox 1 13,
Sciunton, l'a.
FOR SALE-SIX PER CENT. SEMI-AN-nual
gold purchaso bonds tor sale. No
state tax. Gilt edge In eveiy particular.
1-ull Informitlon cheerfully given. oOl
and C02 Mcurs Hullding.
FOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS PIANO
at a very low price; It mubt bo sold.
Address P. o. Hox 217, Scranton.
FOR 8ALI3-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 5
cents at druggists. Ono gives relief
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms, conveniences. Rooms fiom $1.50
up, 622 Mulberry stieet.
AGENTS WANTED
we dcTnot'want ho yV6r iToau-
ers to write us, but men of nblllt $200
to $!00 par month Salesmen nnd general
agents. Salary or commission RACINE
FIRE ENGINE CO , L't d, Racine, Wis.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
EST!,UrL18yiED"'"'MANUrACTURiNG
plant on good paying basis; Investment
about JJIiWOoo, ovvnci retiring on uc count
of other business Intel ests Address Man
ufacttuer, tills ofllce
LOST.
LOST -MONDAY ON PETERsBt'RQ
ear or between Phelps drug store and
Lceum a brooch containing tlx opals
Reward for return to Scruntonlan olllce.
POLITICAL.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
cundldnto tor the ofllce of City Con
troller. Subject to the Republican pii
inurj election. JOSEPH ANSLEY, JR.
REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE AT 223
Colfax avenue, Jut ci mpleted All
modern Improvements Hurdvvood finish,
sanitary plumbing, electric IIMits, etc.
Prico reasonable. Additss Frank T.
Okell, 220 Hroadway, New York city.
CITY SCAVENGER
AEuTicKlS ciAJANs' i PRIVY VAIILTS
and cess pools, no odor. lmpioved
pumps used A URIGGS, Proprietor
Leave oiders 1100 North Mutn avenue,
or Rlcke's drug stole, corner Adums and
Mulberry, Telephone C010.
SCALP TREATMENT.
"mr1TT"ti7ellYJr7
ment, Mc , shampooing, 50c , taclal
massage, manicuring, 23c, chiropody. .01
Qulncy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAXONIA HPST AND THIGH DEVEL
oper. At all drug stores and Haby
Hazaar
LAST NEW YEARS YOU SWORE OFF.
Whero aio vou now'' Take my dilnk
cine, bo mentally nnd physically lelutbll
Uated, and go through lM'i a sober, manly
man. Address, conlldentlallv, "llumaui
tas," Lock Hox 133, Scranton, Pa.
LEGAL.
TH iTANNl T AtTEET I NOTr'niE
shareholders of tho Thlul National
Hank of Scia iton, foi tho election ot ill
lectors, will be held at tho banking hou-o
en Tuesday, Jim. 10. 1-i-i, between tho
bouift of J and 4 o'clock p. m
WM II. PECK, Secictarj.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of The Tribune Publish
ing Coinpanj, of Scranton, will bo held
tit the oltlte of the company on Tuesdu,
January 21, l&M. at 3 p in., to elect oltl
cers for tho ensuing jear. and for tho pur.
poso of transacting any o-hei business
that may come before the meeting.
(Signed) E II RIPPLE, Sectctarv.
SOLOMON DAWSON VS. LURINA
Dawson. In tho Couit of Common
Pleas of Lackawunna county No. b3,
May Term, 1VJ.
To Lurlna Dawson, respondent above
named Take notice that the suhpoena
and alias subpoena in this case having
been returned non-est inventus. 1011 1110
huieby required to be and appear In said
court on Monduj, Junuuiy lib, U90, to an
swer tho complulnt of the llbeilant.
C. E. PRYOR, Sheilff.
M. J, RUDDY,
Attorney for Llbeilant.
$3 7oa3 73, assorted mediums. S3C3.V170,
heavy Yorkers, $H'3 03. light Yoiker
$150u.!53, pigs $l.40a3 50, common and
skips, $2 23.1123, rougs, $2 50a3 5" Sheep
Steady; choice wethers, $4 40a4.50; com
mon, 2.5na'2.50, choice lambs, $3 40a5W),
common to god, $lu5,33, veal calves, 7a
7.50
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Dee 30 Cattle Stronger,
funcy cuttle, $3.70a3'j3, goud to lirlme U
5 1,3; conunoncr grades, $J'J3a4 23; feeders,
Jlat to, bulls, cows and heifors, $2a4 75,
west! in fed steers, $3h5a4 5V, Tt-xans, $M
4 S3. Hogs-Stronger, light hogs, $t 20a3 W);
medium lota, $2.J3a3C5, heavy, $J JOn'l.'i,
pigs $2.90uJ33; culls, $luJ23, Sheep and
Lumbs Stronger; sheep, $250all0; yeoi
lliiKS. JIulW; lumbs, $lu5'W, Receipts
Cattle, JOoQ head, hogs, K.t) head, sheep,
7,litn) head
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Huffalo, N Y. Dec. 30 -Cattle-Dull
and slow. Hogs Slow and lower,
good to choice Yorkers and light mediums,
8.70a3.75, roughs, $3 20a3.'l5; pigs, fair to
choice, i 45a3 50. Sheep and Iambs
Slow for lambs; sheep, steady, lumbs,
rholco to extra. $3.5a5.33; culls and com
mon, $3 50a5; uhrc-p, choice to selected
wetheis, $,15a4 23; culla und common, )a
3 50.
Exchange.
WANTED.
rVAWWNi
WANTED-CASB OF HAD I1F.AL1 U
that R-l-P-A-N-8 will not benefit.
Send E cents to Hlpans Chemical Co.,
New York, for 10 samples und 1,000 testi
monials. HELP WANTED-MALE.
GOVERNMENT TCSITIONS - DON T
prepare for uny civil cervlco examina
tion without seeing cur Illustrated cata
logue ot lufoimatlcii Sent free. Co
lumbian Correspondence College, Wash
ington, D. C.
A TRUSTED MAN TO TAKE UHARG.2
of our business during 1MH) In tesldent
and adjoining counties, some ofllce null;.
Liberal saliuy und expenses paid Ad
dress SUEPP COMPANY, 10J3 Cheslnut
St., Phlla , Pa.
AGENTS. EVERYWHERE, GREAT
seller; Just out, $20 weekly; also party
to handle, agents and retail trade; sample,
10c. Hox 20J, Woonscckct, It, I.
WANTED -EVERY PERSON WHO
would llko to secure a gold watch or 5b
for n few hours' work to address or call
upon The Circulating Winch J , oflices
In Council Hullding. Stunlo) N. Slmrcll,
General Manager.
WANTED RESPONSIBLE FIRM
wants olllco manager at Scianton; sal
ary, $1,200 year; $f(0 cash and best icfer
enecs required, commercial reference fin
nlshcd. Address Postolllcc Hox 312, Phlla.
fLWANTED-FEMA LE.
GIRL WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF
smill children, references icqulicd
(123 Pino street.
WANTED - REFINED LADIES TO
work at their homes; ous work. Cull
at room 37 V llllams block.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 1330 Washington
avenue
THINK. LADIES-EXCEPTIONAL op
portunity lor Improving out self nnd
(.lining a good weekly Income by a few
hours work each da. Addiess lor pui
tlculars, WHEREWITHAL UOOK CO.
Uourto Hullding. Philadelphia, l'a.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general hotisc-wurk, must be good coolt
and laundress; bring ieference. Apply
at 533 .Monroe avenue.
LADIES TO EMHROIDER-GOOD PAY-
ing, cusy woik sent to your bom-,
wiiie for samplo and materials Uiila.no
Embroidery Co., 102 Fulton St , New loik.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING?
boning or any kind of house cleaning
by the d.is, or will take washing home
Mrs. Lee, sldo door, 120 Franklin avenue
SITUATION WANTED-AN EXPER1
diced baker would like position us
foreman or first hand In a bukeiv. Cm
glvo best lefeience. Addiess Raker, Trib
une olllce.
SITUATION WANTED - AS SHAM-
stitss, will m out bj the day 01 voik
ut homo and will work on children's
dotlies. Cull 01 nddrcss il'j Ilvdc- P.uk
111 eiiuc.
SITLATION WANTED-HY A "SOriNn
married man, willing to ib unv l.li d
of work, reference ir needed U. H.
1 tank, Trlbuno ofllce.
WANTED-A SITUATION IN STORE
Ot HCirkslinn Arm It. Mm.tr ,,i e,,.i.
. . . . rti ' '"iiv j iich nuiu
ail object as leainliig a trade. J. C. i'..
i-osioiiico uox :vj, Dunmoie, Pa
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG
man 23 vears of age; something that
ho can raise tip ut. Addrets M. M. '..,
MiivlUId, Pa
A YOUNG UNMARRIED MAN AVIIO
understands hoises thorouhK speaks
English and ucrm.iu, wants a position us
coachman or lio-tici Can give- best ref
erences. Apply Dave Strauss, No C20 Dlx
court.
SITUATION WANTED-CAN FL'RNISII
first-class reference, and liosltlon of
trust; ago J2. O A. M, 1213 Diamond
avenue, cit.
A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A
Plato In smull fumily as housekeeper
Address Mr. Daniel Damloand, 447 Noith
Mnln av enue
ST FpENT, YOUNG MAN .2i) WOULD
nice pleasant homo In citj foi winter,
tp woik for board. Addiess "Ambitious,'
Tiibuno olllce, cit.
SU'lATION WANTED - WASHING
1 .. V,on,l" "r an kind of house cltauln
b tho daj. or vvlll take washing home,
bldo dooi, 120 Fianklln avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG
in m tp drive or take calo of hoises;
lin-s exiei lenrt . best refi roneei, Addiess
L. II., 20J South Main iivcmi.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A MAR-
,u,Zlcanan of B0"(1, character as steam
Itter, statloiuui engineer, ilrcman or nny
kind of maihinlst work, can furnish b. st
of leferences. W. II. Jones, 1003 Enon St.
PROFESSIONA L.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Comicll Hullding, Scianton.
E. L. WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE
tear of COO Washington uvenue
LEWIS HANCOCK JR. ARCHITECT!
433 Spruce St , cor Wash, av . Sciunton
FREDERICK L. HROWN. ARCHITECT.
Price Hullding, 12-1 Washington nvenue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACEY & SON, ARCHITECTS.
Traders' National Hank.
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACKVWANNA,
Scranton, Pa. Com set pieparatorv 10
college law medicine or business Opins
Sept 12 Bend foi catalogue. Rev Th mi
lls M. Cuun, LL. D, Walter II. Huoll,
A M
!-
w, llJS
hi vw
A mm.
tmto vm?,
1 GRIFFIN & GOLLBN
220 LACKAWANNA AVENUE
PROFESSIONAL.
0ENTI9TB
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PHI
vato Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul
btiriy. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUHACH, 113 Wyoming nve.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, Ml Washington
avenue. Hours, 9 to 1, and 2 tou.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLES, 400 SPRUCE STREET, MAKES
your hat to order und they lit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANK,
lln avenue. Rales reasonable.
P. ZIRGLER, Pioprletor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D L. & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plun. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAVIYER3
FRANi: F HOYLE, ATTORNF.Y AND
Counsellor at Law. Hurr Hullding,
rooms 13 and II, Washington avenue.
Wlf.LARD, WARHEN St KNAVP, AT
tr.rnevs and Cou-isfllois-ut-Law. He
publican Hullding, Wnsliliigtm avcnui,
Scranton, Pa.
JESSUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellols - -it - Law. Commonwealth
Hullding. Room 1, 20 and 21.
JAMFS W OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Lnw.
Rooms 511, 513 and 51'!. Hoard o
Trndo Hullding.
D. H. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estnte S(cuil..
Meats' Hullding, comer Washington
avenun nnd Spruco street.
JAS. J. H. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY-at-Law,
301 Conimonvvcalth Hullding,
Scianton.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms iioi-ioi, 1th iloor, Mears' Huildtng.
L A WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
502 Iloanl of Trade Hullding, Scranton,
Pa
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth Hullding, Scianton, Pa.
PATTERSON .v. WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Rink Hullding.
C COM HOYS, I1-1I HEPUHLICAN
Hullding.
A W RERTHOLF, ATTORNEY,
Meais Hullding
MIDWIFE
MRS. (1AHLE GRADUATE MIDWirE,
131S Washburn street, Scranton En
gagements solltltctl Itt oms and bot
attendanco for a limited iiumbei of 11 1
ticntii. PHYSICIANS AND SURC3EONS
ritC L. FREY, SCRANTON SAVINGS
II ink Hullding, 12; omlng uvenut
MARY V. SHEPHERD. M D. HOME
opathlst, No. 22S Adams avenue.
DR. W. E ALLEN, 612 NORTH WASII
lugton avenue.
DR R TRAPOI.D SPI.CIAL1ST IN
DIseasis of Women, tornei Wvomlng
avenue and Snruco slieet Sctantoi.
Olllce bonis ThursiliijH and S.ituidajs,
'i a. in to fi 11. 111.
DR 1. M. GATES. ROOMS, 217 AND LV
l.o ad of Ti.ule Hullding Olllce hours,
s to 'i a. m . 2 to J and 7 to S 11. 111, Rcs.
dciiec, .'J Madison avenue
DR C. L. FREAS SPI.i'IAI.IST IN
Ruptiut- Truss Fitting nnd Fat Hi due
tion. Olllce tele phone 12b I. Hums 10 to
12, 2 to 4. 7 to '.1.
DR S W. L'AMOREAUX OFFICE "'.0
VVnshlngtcn avenue. Residence, 1J1S Mill
In ir Chioulc dlscr.scf, lungs, henit.
kldmvH and genlto-uilnaiy oigans a
sp-clalt. Hojrs, 1 to 1 p. m.
W. G. ROOK A'ETERINARY SUR
geon Hoises, Cuttle und Dogs trented.
Hospital. 121 Linden stieet, Sc-tantoii.
Teb-phono 2o72
SEEDS
G R. CLARK .1 CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen, sto-e llfi Washington ave
nue; gieen boiMe r.W Noi-h TiLiIn ave
nue; store telephone 7S2
WIRE SCREENS
JOs!KUETTKL, REAR fll
wanna averue, Scranton, Pa,
turei of Who Set ecus.
LACKA-
manufac-
MISCELLANEOUS
ILT"eR'S ORCHESTRA-ML'sic I-olt
balls, picnics, parties, tcteptions, wed
dings und crncert work tuinlshed. For
terms address R J Haurr. conductor,
117 Wt,mlng avenue, ovet Hulbcrfs
niusla stole.
MEGARGEE HROTHERS PRINTERS'
fciippllcfc, i uv 1 lopes pnpci- bags, tvlu
Warehouse, 1J0 Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
In Efteet Nov 11. l
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia rnd New York via D
R. II R R, at 1)43 a. ill and 12 02,21s 127
HlucU Diamond Exiles and 11.0 p. 111
Sundiijs D . II . 1.61- 7 is p ni
For White Haven, Huilotoii, Pottsillle,
and pilii'lpal points In the coal legions,
via D A. U. R. R ' 13. 2.1b und I 27 p. m.
For HcthUhcm, Hasten, Riadlug, 11 11
lUbutg and piliic-lpal lntermedlato sti
tlons ln D. A. H. R It i-ti a in, l.'ol
21b, 4.27 lilac k Diamond Express, 11.7).
Sundays D & II 1.5 7 4sp in.
Foi Tunkhinuock, Towunda. Elmlri
Ithaca. Geneva und print Ipil Intel mi 'II
uto stations via D. 1. .V. VV. R R, i. 0s
11 111 , 12 '"' and .1 .(", p 111
For (lineva Ruchtster Hulfalo, NlaR
nia Falls Chicago and all 1 olnls west vl 1
D .V II. R R. 12U) !H)l Illuck Diamond
Express, 10 41 and 11 ".0 p 111. Sundavs, D
& H , II l" a. m . 7.1b p m
Pullman pallor uud slit ping 01 Lehigh
Valle iarliir cars on oil tiabis betwttii
WUki s-li.tl re aim .m oiin jjiiiuui.
Dhta. Hulfalo uud Susiniisioii Hiidk,e
ROLI.1N 11 WII.HUR 1 Icll Supt ,
South litthlelum, P.
CIIAS. S LEE, Gen Puss At,t , 2'j Cult
land stitet New Yolk
j W NONEMACHF.R Division Pans
1 iiM-i Ag.nl, Soinh iUtlililu m Pi
For tickets and Pullman rim-rvatlmis
npplv 309 I.acl.aw mini nvi Si 1 anion Pi
What You I
Want to Know I
Forth) Chiiitm is g
And the New Year, g
To put it curtly and jiT:
pleasautly, there is one J
store where an every day si
niau can buy the best of $j
"Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, ready 10 put on and
look and ba thoroughly
well dressed. Go to
UP-TO-DATE CL0T.H1ERJ.
J H4TTE1S AD FURhSHEIS
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Ns P"
l0
Scheduled! V.ll-ct Mv in. ,n
Trains Loavo Wilkos-Barro as
lows:
Fol.
7.30 a. m wook days, for Sunbur
Harrlsburjr, Philadelphia, Baltl.
more, WaslilnKton, nnd for Pitts.
. . burg and tho Wost.
10.15 a. in., wook days, for Hazloton,
PoUnvillc, noadlng, Norrlslown,
and Philadelphia; nnd for Sun.
bury, Harrlsburs, Phlladebhla,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts.
bun; and the Wost.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSuubury, Harris,
burg. Phfladolphla, BaltlmorP,
Washington, and Pittsburg and
tlio West.
GOC I p. m,, wook days, for Sunbury.
Harrsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
.! II. IIUrClllNbON, Ueneral Manager.
lel.. Luekit. ntnnvestcni.
.r-1;"1'0.1 Monday. November II, 1S9S.
J rains lcavo Scrar.ten us follows. Ex
4(.San,f.V''rf,0,Yrk,n",.un I"01"''' I-nst
1 40. 3 00, 6.10, S.00 and 10 03 a. m., 12.53 ant
0 ,hl p. m
Express for Eusien. Trenton. Phlladel
da and tho South, 6 10, S 00 and 10 OS a
111 ( 12 6i and 3 3.1 p. m.
lobvhnniia, met nunodatlon, CIO p. ni.
Express for Hlnghiunton, Oswego. El
mlra. Corning, Rath. Dansvllle. Mou.il
Morris and Huffalo, 12 In. 235, D.OO a. 111
1 oj and r,30 p m , making close coiuiuo
tlons at Huffalo to all points In tho West
NorthvvoM and Southwest.
v ashlngton iiecf.mmodatlon, 3.10 p. m.
Hlngliamton and way stations. 103 p. m.
Nicholson uccommcdatlon. 5.10 p. ni.
Lxpiess for I tlia and Rlchllcld Springs.
2,3j a. m. und 1 53 p m
Ithaca, 2 33. !oo 11. in. and 1.53 p. m.
I or Northumbeilnnd. Pulsion, Wilkes
Harro, Plv mouth, Hloomslnirg nnd Dan
ville, making eleso connections at North
iimbeilnnd for AVIIIIamsport, llarrlsbuig,
Ualtlmore. Wnhlngtou nnd tho South
Northumberland and Intermedluto rta
tlons, 000, 10 03 a. in , and 1.63 and 5 40 p
m'.
Nnntlcoko and lntermedlato stations
SOS and II 10 11. m Plymouth nnd Inter,
midiute stations, S 33 nud S30 p. m, Foi
Kingston, 12 53 p. m
Pullman pnrlor and sleeping coaches on
nil express trains
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables, t It . apply to M. L. Smith, DIs.
trlrt Passenger Agent, depot ticket of.
lite.
Dcluvv.u-c and Hudson.
On Sundaj. July 3id, trains will lcava
bcianton as follows.
I-'or Cai bondale t, 20. 7 (3, S M 10 13 a mi
12 noon, 121, 2.-20, S02, 5 25, C 23, 7.57, 915,
11 00 p. 111 ; 1 p, a. m.
For Albitn, SniattiBii, Montreal, Bos.
ton. New England points, etc. (J '20 a. m,
2 20 p. m.
For Honesdale CSO, 8 5.1, 10 15 n. m : 12
noon: 2 20, fi2j p 111
For Wilkes-llarre 0 45 7.45, S41, 138,
10 4 ! a m , 1 J 0J, 1 23, 2 15, 3 1J, 4 27, 6 10,
7 10 41. 11.S0 p m
For Ntw York, Philadelphia, etc, vln
LehlKh Valley Rallro id 1 1", a. m.. l'Ol
1 2-, 127 p in : with Hlaek Diamond Ex
liress, 11 v0 p. ni
Foi Pennsvlvanln Railroad points f, ,3,
P is a. m . ' 18, 4 27 p. 111.
For Wtsto-n points, via LehlKh Vallev
Railroad 7 4S a. in : 12.01 3 31, with Hluclj
Dlimoud EvpitsH, 10.11, 11.30 p m
Tialns will arrive In Scranton as fol
lows From Cm bondale nnd the North C 10.
7 II. S js y j. pi ,t, u ,-,s a m.. 1 21, 2 15, 3 25,
12i. .1 43, 7.IJ, 10.1S, 11.27 p. m.
From AVilkcs-n-iirc and the South 15,
7 IS, MS 10 OS. 11 &-. a m., IIS, 2 14 3.43,
C2H, 0 21, 7,o3, 0 03, 10 03 p. m.; 1.13 a m
SFNDAV TRAIN'S.
For Calbondnle 0 07. 11.3! p. m.: 151,
3.52. 5 5.1 'i M p 111
For Wllkes-Hane ' 4, 11 11 a. m : 1 S,
3 2S r, 41, 7 is p. in
Lowest rates to nil points In United
Stales and Canada
J Vi HFRDICK. IS. P. A . Albany N Y.
H. W. CROSS, D I'. A, Scianton, Pa
Con trnl Railroad tit" New Jcrssy
(LehlKh nnd Susquehanna Division)
Stations In New York-Foot of Libert V
street, N. It, and South 1'crrj, Whitehall
street.
Anthracite coal used exclusively, lnsur-
111K cieauiiness .11111 comtort.
TIME TAHLE IN EFFECT NOV. 20. 15M
Trains leave Scianton for Plttston
Wllkos-Barire, etc , ut 8 20, 10 10 n. m., 1 20,
2.35, 3 20. 710 p. m. Sundnvs. OiM n. m
t.oo. 2 15. 7 10 p 111.
For Lake-wood nnd Atlantic City, 810
11. in
For Now York, Newnik and Elizabeth,
S 30 (express! 11. m , 1 20 (express), 3.20 (ex
press) p ni Sundnvs, 2 15 p. m. Train
leaving I 20 p. 111 , nrrlves nt Philadelphia
RcndlnK Terminal. 7 0J p, m, uud New
York, 7 0" p ni
For Munch ('hunk Allcntnwn Hethle
lu 111, Easton and Phlladi lphia, 8 20 a. in .
1 20, .1 20 p 111 Sundnvs, 2 15 p m
For Hilllmore and Washington, and
points South and West via Hethlehem,
8 10 a. m , 1 20 p in. Sundays, ; 13 p m
For LoiiK Hranch, Oteun Oiove, etc., at
S 30 a. m , 1 20 p. m.
For Reading, Lebanon uml HarrlsburK,
vli Albntovvu, i JO u. m., 1 20 p. in. Sun
clai, 213 p m.
For Pottsvllle, S "0 a m , 1 20 p m
RetuinliiK, leave New York, foot of Lib.
erty street, North River, at 4 00, & 10 (ex
press) u in , 1 10 (express) p. m. Sunday,
4 30 u m.
Leivo New York South Ferry, foot
Whitehall street nt ?o5 a m 125 p m.
PassetiKcis arriving or dcpaitlng from
this tetnitml 1 in connect under cover
with all tho elevated i.itlrnuds, Hrnadwaj
cable ears, and feriles to Hiooklvn and
Staten Island, ni iking tpilek transfer to
and fiom (irand Central depot and Long
Island rallioad
Leivo Philadelphia, RendltiK' Terminal,
D 21 u. m . 3 m p 111. Sundiij . t 15 11 m
ThroUKh tiikcls to all points East.
South and West at lowest rate at tho
station
J. H OLIIASFEN Cc 11. Supt
II. P. HALDWIN, (Ion. Pass. Act.
L'lio tnul WyninhiB Valley.
Tlmo Table In Effect Sept. 19th, lilS
Trilns leave Scianton tor New ork,
NtvvbuiB and lntermedlato pulnts on
F1I.1 nulroad nNo Ml lliwlej and local
points. .11 7 0 a m "'' 2-; I. m Trains
irrlvo at SciniiMn fi.nu above points ut
lO'l 1 m and I' ami )Sp in
SfllAlMTON IIIVIS1..
iii iirfeti ouobrr luiii. isiis.
ortli HoiiiuL utiutli iioiind.
2US -JOII BI)4200
t '-I - M t
a !i 6U,10D3 SSa
K v. I5 a a
A mi i" Vrrlve I.cuve a m
;i5S V ITBIiklln 8t .... 7 4) . .
7l0Wtst 4nd street ... 7R3 .
.... Too Wecliawlien .... 810 ...
a m 'p nArilve Leave1 i- m p m
10 4-i 11 ni ( naosln !i5i sfl
11HO ... 1 iw Hancock .... uu4l5
losi .. t.-ro' siinii.'hi ... sm 44s
10 si ... lu- id I'n iuu part ... 2 31 M
10 IS . '1340, Ulnwood ... 341 601
in or .... n-.'vl I'ontelle .... !M 01
U10....IUM4 OrsUU . '258 R23
4J . i.'08i rieatant Mt ., aie 6so
9 fO.... 11.1 I'nltincliilo . 8 09 RJt
It.... I149i l'orct City ... 819 41
Olu .. li ut, (uibimltilo .... S3 r,r,t
oor (no Mitte itriiiffe .. nag sr.a
sliii HUM .Maytleld . Id 48 GDI
8 5S1,.. 1133 Jcinijn .... 843 0 0.1
8&3 . ills Archibald .... ssi uoj
eni... 1115 Wlntou .... 854, 6 12
8 46. Ill) l'erxvllla ... 850(118
N42I HIT Olllhailt ... 4 0I1BK1
HI.... II OJi I'Hi-eUUrK .... 4 07 0 21
8 3S' 11 03' 'ilironp ... 410J6H7
81... lli I'rniirtpiicn . 4 14' a 8t
hi; . (ieV7 Park Place .... 14 17, 8 W
630 10 5V tcrantou . .. 4W CSo
1 ill a Mltave Arrive r n'r u
suoda) only
f slsnlnes that trains stop on signal tor nav
aengcrs,
1 rains im and 200 Sunday only otber tralu.i
dally except tuuelay.
secure rates via ontailo a western bttore
riuicluslns tickets and save money.
tuoibli Wau'it-r outltt s.v-pcr and tree re
cllninijcnalrcarNew Yorsto cuicjro wj hout
chance. I'u t'liirer lEwt j U.dcccd to
n'wo CciiU I i-r .tlllr.
J.n.Aodercon, Gen. Pass Agt
T. Flttciott, Dlv l'tsd, i-Ut,borauten, Pa.
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