THE SCRANTON TRIBUJSJS-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1890.
AWFUL SLAUGHTER
OF THE FILIPINOS
Concluded from I'orc 1.
cd by tho unexpected kllllnK of a Fit
iplno by mi American guard nnd that
the, result was to bring on mi notion
nt tlio weakest pnrt of the Filipino
linns. It this opinion Is well founded,
It would seem to bo possible thut tins
l.avy vluvv Is correct and that the Fili
pinos hove now begun action nt their
xtrongeet point, namely, between Va
unit mid Malolos, the Insurgent capi
tal, 15 miles distant from Manila.
When the news came this morning
that another despatch had been i
rfttved from (lenernl Otis It was attest
ed with the greatest Interest. It
turned out, however, to be tho umiul
periodical sickness und casunllty r--port.
Tho Interesting part about It Is
the dlsolosuio of the death rate nniotjg
the American troops from small pox of
one man per day for the punt line
.lays.
No lNTl'RFF.UKNCF.
Secretary Alger was nt the 'White
House this utternoon with the presl
.lent when the dispatch was received ,
i linn neneral Otis giving a list of i-.is-
iii.iiion ni me "iiBiiseineniw yesieruuj
.nil Saturday night. Mr. Alger said
l iiat. (-initrniy li. the statements mad';
.ii sunn of the newspapers this morn
ii. he had not sent General Otis u
- ' i J nf Instruction as to what he
.i lit.? !, "Hi lu ..ti tin. m'.ninrl .' a.nl.1
hi ci-..tm- "1111,1 it wmild be follv I
r u here to undertake to direct his
Movements. Many battles have been
Ther.- has bren a renewed activity In !
i he e.uninls.nrv dipartmeiit on account !
r th. outL'ieali In the Philippines. It I
wan F'Ud In the oommbvntw general's
';lee todny that the troops In tho Phll-
I'.iplini have supollcs already on hand
ii' il'ont -n mute to hiFt them till about
ill.- lli-Mt of .lime. The aim of the de
inrtnieiit Is to keep the supplier nbout
il'iee months ahead at all dlotunt sta
ll. ins, so that there Is nothing In the I
i-ivsent fltuntion to disturb the regular
I'Hitllie.
ii Is a matter of some regret to the
'iir deDnrinieiit that there Is no eoni
inoiiicution L-tueeii Manila anil Hollo
I'.v eable. Naval olllcers who are In
'lose touch with til- Hlluntlon snv that
r ny st en wst' niUTierenco, am "'t"nut'. "" "' ii.i.,, . ...- iiriM nftnr Putin. u- .f ....n.i.u
.- .hall leave the matter ,,,,,! bos the Wa.h.ngtons the Callfonilans. d on thl'stomach: & ffl
lmluil Dee'H Judgnu-iit. We have the 1-mirth cavalry, North Dakota vol- t'nturrli of the Stomach Hick Headache
I'lmfldenee In their dlsi-iTtlun." I li'iteers. the South Dakotas, Colorado, n,i .,n ,iunr.ior. ,n,...n.i.. .....,.,.. i.i., ,.,
...... . . - . i ! VfilitiKliina 11m TTIcili i J .,m li.i I H n . " wm ".'iiui; fllll' 1U DUIIl OI Hill. It'll.
lie dlspntrh of the Huston to relieve' At about midnight there was n lull
ill" llaltlmore is not an Indication Hint '" t"i' 'hhm lasting until ZAu a. m..
ill Is quiet at Manila, but that the ad- , "ken tho whole Filipino line reopen.-d
n.lral probably would want the Haiti- I Hie. The Americans poured a terrific
inor. ut the point of activity beeiue ' Hi'" Into the daikncss for twenty min
or her sunorlor slielllng nbllliy. The ' uten and then there was another lull
inn from .Manila to Hollo Is X'n mile-., I until dnvllght. when the American'
s.' that It wilt ttily nlmo'-t a ,.eek for ' generally advanced,
the vessels to exchange stations. I During the night, In response to A'l-
(iTtirroi. vi.'ittu i itv mlrnl Dewey's signals Hashed nei .'
In diplomatic tniiirlers the view pre
vails that nil foreign government) will
maintain strict neutrality In case of an
insurrection in th.- Philippines, but
that no Informal proclamations of neu
trality will be issued, as these would
be nn indirect leeognltion of the Fili
pinos as belligerents.
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lhls Is the opinion mining Hritlsh.
Herman and French diplomatic olllc-
mis und It Is in accordance with gen-
i-rul custom.
The soveral foreign olllces had not up
lu noon today eoinnnmlented with their
representative In V'ushlngton nnd It Is
hardly expected that there will be need
lor action through these officials unless
.he lonlKii colonies at Manila are In
lunger. i lie notation ot tne roreign
powers lii looked upon ns analogous to
i hut of the United States during Spain's
trouble with the Cuban Insurgents. At
the time the Fnlted States preserved
neutrality without u f.uiual law recog
nising tho two loiitestants as belliger
ents, nnd at the same time all the re
sources if Hie roverntne'it were used
to prevent the fitting out of filibuster
ing expedition und the shipping of
arms to the Insurgents. This Is looked
iin.ii in uipi.i.naiio quarters as ine cor-
i..ct proecdure and the opinion is gen- ; , Th , , ,
nil thai It will bo the line of action . ,, ,, ,. ,,... ,..., ,..,, , ,,,,, ,
... foreign governments toward the up- 1 11""1 h "at,vo J"i ts f"" " I?",lllr0
Using m tin- Philippines. The proxlm- f'nshooters After they had been
iiy of the arehloelngo to various large ",'nB u'10n enernl King and his star,
-hipping ports will require enrsoes to 111'B n urlver- a(1 ,lrlnK an am
i closely scrutinized. 1 ''"'ance of the Red Cross society, C'jl-
A diplomatic oHli'lnl' stated today Hint ' ono1 Duboco "rdered the huts to be
.hp warships of (Jrent Britain, dor- i '''''ared und burned. The Filipinos con
many nnd Franco, now In Asiatic wat- ' ''entrated In Paeo church and conwi.t.
-r.. as will as the consuls of thfe ' wm1P tnt'' nmi, " determined sta-.d
countries, would undoubtedly be clvtrg- ln tno ul'l)cr stories. A platoon of fill
ed with the duty of seeing that llllbuu- ' lf"lIlln stationed on a neighboring
t'-iing cargoes and expeditions were , '"'idge maintained a hot firo on the
not fitted out at the nearbv ports. Filipinos, but wan unable to dislodge
them. In the face of u terrllllo fuhll-CAS1-:
WITIIOl'T PAHALLKL. hide, Colonel Duboce and a few volun-
The status of the uprising Is looltod ' teers dashed Into the church, scattor
npon us very nnoinalous and almost id coal oil Inside of It, set fire to the
without a parallel, owing to the doubt oil and letired.
as to who exercises sovereignty. Onr
inlnetit diplomat .stated that the Unit-
. d Stnti9 has 11 m facto nolleo niithnr-
Iiy over Manila, but the de Jure nu-
. , ,. , , , . .......
ihorlty would be incomplete until the
H'tice treaty was ratified. This, ho
-Id. brought In question whether the
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aid, lnvolver, the elements of prenud
itated action to resist the constituted
authorltltri, while the reports as to the
Manila outbreak wae taken to Indicate
that lhls was a clash between the
advance lines of our forces and the
insurgents, rather than the formal de
termination of Agiilnnldo and his ful
i.wers to begin a forcible resistance
to tlm American forces.
Tho reports that the iusurgetitf had
. cured arms from German firms, with
ihe cognizance of Uermnn olilclals, is
very emphatically repudiated by those
illiloiiiatlc ofilclulH moHt conversant
Ith the matter. It Is said that If nny
-uch Information was held by HiIh gov-
'liiment It would doubtless be tho basis
iura protest to uermnny and n reuuest
for an explanation. Hut no such pro-
tc.it has been made, nnd tho reports
1 ause much aniioynnco to those who
iiiHintalu that Ciermany hai scrupu
lously maintained her good faith to tho
I 'lilted States and will continue to do
so.
I5KWILDEP.I.D JUNTA.
The Filipino Junta here is In a state
f bewilderment today. Senor Agon-
1II0, It head, lied so hurriedly that he
Ulled to leave Instructions for tho bill
.met. of the lunta and they ncconllng
'v are dependent upon word from him,
1 well as bumpered by tho serious 111
1 s of one of them. Their counsel,
M -ssm Halstou and Sbldons. withdrew 1
'..ni uny relations vith them and they
Relief at Last
D? WAirrCr"
Vrnlled hv tlionuiiiln nf
It- r-nyn
itl,1tl liuUet a ee.tc, nl
.' J-EMA1LE
)i rruvue ami vvlllii.ut
n iiusl. AW clruguUt for
! lrA-LLS1
1 i-uu 1" m'uM "SlJx wiu.'
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i.j
1Jnh u ?.n.ml .Prcl' ' 51"' " '""'"I' the kviiiiIiii-.
I 'nellellorwomen,"mallodi'iKi;itu)lalni.'iiiid
Iptlrrivttli tpiilnioiilali iinri.mrii.iTiiav. AiiHr...
FReNCHORUUC038lnd3B3Pirl5t..N.Y.
urrection, wnu-n is uguinst the so.v- Alter tne lncinuinries nnu retired, a rutineu, nu or wnicn causen dullness with 1 weakness unroao onu oik receipts, um nu common 10 enoiee sneep, .;.ii.ou: lamos.
irlcn nuthnritv ciimnanv of the Idahos and the Wob- -llKlt rallies and depressions. Tho mar- . subsequent export talk nnd covering ml- ordinary to choice, J5.33a1.55. Hogs Slow
1,. .1 ii" ... . inn . .r,.,iV, stVtim, .,i n .i.i,. i i i' ! ket. however, held very strong consider- : lied and closed firm nt unchangeil prices: , and weak at Jla4.20; western pigs, J3.90.il.
In another diplomatic quarter the liiRton gt Hilda, stationed on eltb.-r side lnK thc. poumUnS it received ut the early May closed llc. Oats-Spot,
point wns niiido that a skirmish, even ' "' tm building, picked off the Ullplnos npeiitug und should the peace treaty go iulet; No. 2. 34,ie.; No. 3. 31c; No. 2 Buffalo Live Stock Market
with the killing of men did not const!- ', they were smoked out. Many of the through all right should sell higher. Close . white. Stic.; track white, KHn'dtfiAci track " 1 , ' , V, . .
uto , "uve.r,lr 'L ! rebels, however, escaped Into the brush -" nd slightly above opening I in.xed. western. Jf ,Mtc.: "Pt.ons dull. E. HutTalc , N . Y . Fe b,fi.-Ex port cat-
tire accordingly now without orders In
a strange country, and though told
they will not likely bo nrrcstud, they
luivo n strong npprehenslon on that
score. Tho Junta ut 2 o'clock had re
ceived no dispatch from Agulnaldo
about tho battle and no word had come
from their lleelng chief, Agonclllo.
STORY OF THE BATTLE.
Stirring Scones nt Manila When the
Fighting Began.
Mntilln, Fob. fi. T.15 p. m. Owing t.
the area embraced In the teene of
Sunday's engagement, a seml-r.lrrlo of
fully 17 miles, details regarding Indiv
idual llghtlnc have been extremely dlf
Ilcult to obtain. Ho far as can be gath
ered the brush commenced at M5 on
Saturday evening, by the firing of a
Nebraska sentry nt Pan to Mesa upon
Flllpltior. who moiv (l-ll'i.rntelv cross
ing the line. aft. i- v.-pcaied warning'',
with the evident ptiip.si of drawing
our lire.
The lir-t shot from the American
setitty won evidently accepted us a
prearranged signal, for It was followed
almost Immediately by a terilflc fu
sllade along the entire Filipino line on
4iie north side of the PiisIk river.
The American outposts returned the
lire, with such vigor that the Flllp-
, ; i.hec,-UI llntli the in
rr,nf0l.ci.nu.nts.
rrlval of
ret
All the troops hi the vicinity wcr"
hurried out and the Filipinos ceasnl
llrlng for half an hour while tlnir own
relnforcenii'iits came up.
At 10 o'clock the fighting was re
sumed, the American firing line consist-
I"""" of the Third nrtlllery. the Kansas
and Montana regiments, the Mlnneso-
j.. .. a . n .. i t .. l. ..
'a r.'gimeni, me i-ounsyii unions, in.:
Sixth nrtllleiy and Fourtemtli lnfan-
tiy.
The Flllplno.s concentrated their
forces nt three points, Cnlaoan, Santa
Mes-n and Gallngatan, and maintained
an Intermittent
filslhide for sonn-
hours.
AKTILLFUY IN ACTION.
They brought artillery into notion at
Calingatan, at IO.S0, but only one gun
annoyed the Americans to any appre
ciable extent, a Howitzer on the road
beyond Sunta Mesn. The Third artil
lery silenced the Onllngatan battery by
llrlng two guns simultaneously, which
was followed Immediately by volleys
from the Infantry. ,
irmii v. avue. ine uniieu states cruiber
Charleston and the gunboat Concord,
stationed at Malnbon, poured u dead.y
lire from the secondary battery Into
the Filipino trenches at Caloocan.
After daylight the United States dou
ble turret seagoing monitor. Monad
nock, opened n fire off Malate and itept
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shelling the Mliplnos left Hank while I
tht other vowels shelled the enemj's
right Hank for seveinl hours.
Ily 10 o'clock the Americans had
apparently completely routed tho .-ne-my
and had taken the villages of Poll
I awpong, Santa Mesa, Paeo. Santa Ar..
nn, San Pedro, Mncorte, Pandoean and
Pasai.had destroyed hundreds of native
huts and had secured possession of tin-
, water main and reservoir, a distance ..r
six mild-'.
Tll.i n'onn.iccinnna 1,.,1 ,, .l..
Uie lennesseeans joined the I Irlnu
line at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning
and assisted In the capturing of Sana
Mesa.
MOST NOTABLE HVFNT.S.
One of the most notable events of
Sunday's work wns driving the Fili
pinos out of their stronghold nt l'ao
by the reserve, u few companies of
' ,i,1ifrIllnH. -nmmll,i,i i, ni,i -,
. In the meantime Captain Dyer's bat
' tery of the Sixth artillery bombardi-.i
1 the church, ilronnlncr n dozen Klir.llu
I Into the tower and roof. Company L
, x a 1- -..,...
, and iart of Company G, of the Call-
fornlans dashed Into the church, but
i were unable to ascend the single night
..f ct..a lun.lln 1,. ll.n c,,,.... .,1
... n....-. ,.......,, ... ,. .'M,,i..ui.-.
In the rear of the church. Tho Ameri
cans captured fifty-three of the rebels,
nnd during tile lighting about the
church twenty of the rebels were killed.
Some 2.500 women, children und non
combatants were allowed to enter the
American lines utter promising to gn
to the houses of friends and remain
there.
CIIARC5F. AtCP.OSS RIOF. FIELDS.
Another Intensely exciting Incident
occurred during the engagement. Tho
Washlngtons nnd Idahoo und Com-
panics K und M, of (he Cnllfornlnns,
I made charges acrosi. the rice fields be-
i tween Paeo and Santa Anna.in the face
I of a tenillc fusilnde. The ground to.
! day. over which they passed, is cov-
ereil with dead and wounded natives,
The former nro being buried in groups
nf live and six about where they lay.
i and the latter ure being brought to the
Hospital, it was at tins sauge or the'
tielitlni? nnd nt Cnloocan that tho T.-lll. '
plnoa Hiffored their heaviest losses.
The Fourteenth regulars were ln
puriieuuiriy iisni piuce near aingninii
and Colonel Iiuboee was comnelled to
rush pant them with the reserve In
order to prevent tho regulais from be.
lng cut irr. In the last line twelve men
wete killed before tho rebels retired,
H.uli sldn cheered frcciuently during
the "ngngoment. The American "bur-
rahs" wcro almost Invariably met by
tin- derlslvo "vivos." Among th na -
lives tho Yscorotes were especial'y
iiuileenblo for tlnir bravery, ii'iout 700
.if thew nnked savnges facing nrttllrry
fire vvitli their bows and arrows.
I SPRNl. AT MANILA.
I The seono ut Manila when tho alarm
1 uns lven on Suturdav nlirht was wild-
' b twill'1- Tlle American soldiers In
tilt lb. litre! nml nt Clin clrn.lu 11 Aril
,iil!o, nut the nm-fiii-innnnn worn
("1P" , '"" lp peiioimances vveio
I stunned. I4 llltilnoH Hnurrleil iivorvuiinrn
and the rattle of mnalietrv 11 ml tho
.
booming of cannon outside tho city
was plainly heard. Tho residents of
the outskirts of Manila Hocked Into the
walled city, with their arms full of
articles. All the carriages disappeared
as If by magic, tho street cars were
stopped, the telegraph lines wcro cut
and tho soldiers hurriedly but silently
mnrched out of the city to the stations
assigned to them. The stores wcro
cloned almost Instantly, foreign Hags
were to be seen Hying from many win
dows and a number of white rags were
hung nut from Filipino huts and house.
On Sunday Immense crowds of people
visited the water front and gathered In
the highest towers to watch the bom
bardment. There were no steamers or
carriages to be seen and tho streets
were almost deserted.
ATTEMPTS AT ASSASSINATION.
The Minnesota troops, acting as po
lice, searched every native nnd arrest
ed ninny of them with the result tlini
while there were several attempt ! .
nssiissltinte Anierlcnn olllcers on He.1
urdny there was none on Sunday. Ab
solute order was maintained.
Two Filipino commissioners from
Hollo und four rebel olllcers were ar
rested here this morning on board the
steamer Arnnus. Many suspects have
bei'ii arrested in various parts of the
cltv.
Tho Ci
-i.o That Does Cure.
Lasntlve I iKiiio Quinine Tablets re
moves the cnut that produces Lit
Ciippo. 'l'he wmtlni bus L. H. Q. on
each TabK t. 25c,
1 t V'h31) t MIUI t ni)i xcj r ...!... Kf.. i..
i 17 111 ii (JIA V.IIkV.r I III "i I Jill iIHUI V
alone provlibs for this stomach curse.
Dr. Aon Stan's I'lnenppte Tablets are mi-
til ro tin tin Mini fixf nil uti.iiiM.ili I IIj In.iim
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Hlugglnh dlgestlvo organs. ?.: cents. Sold
by Matthewr Hros. and W. T. Clark. iV
THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet Eevlew.
New York, Feb. C Stock prices were
etii.niely variable today but ended with
"in iruciiuuai net viiatiges, me major
ity of which wile upward. Many eon
Hiding reports reached the stieet as to
the probabilities or the continuation or
rejection of tho n.-:uo Iitiik- nml tlinsn
Nulv instrumental In swaying values,
The first t-ifcet of the upilslng at Manila
ywis dUiiirbmg. Stocks opened below
l.oninin parity ami tin re were soon ma
il rial lifelines la a number of eases.
i Tinders delight on the del line anil pilees
! lmpt uved. Although dealings were much
I contracted ciunp.iicd with recent aver
ages pilees rose above Saturday's clos
l lug. 1'ilct-h again fell off presently, slop
nirs oroers were readied lu some cases.
-I'nl commission houtis sold freely. To
w.it.l mld-.l.i' tlu m.iiket again worked
upward with minor pel tods of depression
but gradually top figures were generally
leached. The impressions prevailed In
some iunrtirs that the outburst of the
Philippine Insurgents assured the treaty's
unification nnd un the theory that the
ncttlcmt-nt of the uncertainty would bo
beneficial there was buying of stocks.
On the other hand many desired to re
duce their commitments over night as a
pi'ecoutlnnary measure and these con
tending Interests gavo the market its ap
in.in.iitc in liii-ai ira-Ku ,iiuy, int." lever.
Isluuss which prevailed In the early deal-
pearance oi great irregu aruy. The fever.
ings In a measure gratmally disappeared
as the day wore on und the middle and
low priced stocks sympathized In the ad-
-..uiciiig leuoency 01 gut edge stocks. Jn
the final dealings theie were slight re
les.s.ons from the best prices. Total
sales were 72ij.l(i0 shares. The bond mnr
liet showed marked heaviness In the
t'.'irlv Irilllhlinttnnu l.llf lalur 1 .v. .....'a.l I .a
spots, closing irregular. Total sales were
I "''" VV'J"-
Carrinffton & Co's. Letter.
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. as was onlv natural iift.,r tin. IimhIc mihi.
' inent, the uncertainty as to the treaty
and the disquieting revvs from Munllu
CunniiU.-lun houses i.nd bankers with
fi.relgu collections were free sellers and
In coiisiouelice a decided reuctlnn sot ln.
Tlie inuiKet lor a few days has shown
evidence of being over bought and the
dii-iliie of hibt vvieli was only natural.
Pr.itessl.iuals who have been fighting ihe
rise lately and have been licked are all
wot king for lower prices, nnd take every
opportunity 10 luimmir the list. The
..u...().u... .VUhU.L- .,, uu ritutmuii 111 111U
moent. aside from the pei.se treaty Is
the heavy delivery of seeutltles sold for
foreign aeci-unt which Is taking up money
In the shape of loans. This Is causing
a slightly 1111 id conservative action on
the part of lendcis and more discrimina
tion Is being made as to collateral with
the cotibciiiiciit effect uf forcing liquida
tion by small bouses and specu'uttois.
Whllo wo are not bearish we believe there
Is enough danger In the situation to war
rant cautlun and we strongly advise pur
chases, only 011 vviukntss, taking iiulek
profits on the turn. American Steel and
Wire, cemmon and pitferred. will tell
very much above the nivsunt level of
1 prices. We know ft cm absolutely re
liable, sources that be orders now lu hand
will enible the company to pay divi
dends on tho common stock for at least
two years ahead. We believe these stocks
will be the leaders among now Indus
trials and tho common will rival Sugar
ln Its value and price. Central Pacific,
Southern Hallway preferred, nlon Pacific
preierivn, nna common. Atchison pre
ferred. Reading tllist preferred, Ontario
' and Western. Delaware and Hililsun
I tC.owi 'rumufu .-nteriuiUciiml
I silver anil lln Plate can all be safely pur-
' chased on any marked weakness. The
news up to 1 o'clock wns of a couillctlr.g
1 SllVnat'ri.,r,n1.I11i'.ri,,,r f'',"'.wc(l.i ,roul.,le
I urOlln II 31.11111,1 OCIIlg OITSl I UJ HlO gallt-
, lir ,e let mat hip treaty was sure
to be
I limt nitnnu f urnlulind hn
LABAR fc
?olton brok
FULLER, stock, groin and cotton brok -
ers, rooms 2u9 nnd 210, Board of Trude
uuuoing, scruuion, i-u.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. lng.
Am. cut. on :
Am. Sllg. Ru'g Co ..133
Atcli.. To. .Si ti. Fc .. 22H
A.. T. & S. F Pr .. WV
Am. Tolmecii Co ....144
Brook. R. T MV4
'an. Kiiuthern ()Vs
N. J. Central 100
Ches. As (Ihl.i Zi'X,
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FINANCIAL.
LaBAR &, FULLER
BROKERS,
Ol.leit L'stabllshsJ lloite In the City.
Ile.der lu STOCKS, COITON. ORAIN and
PUOVislO.NS, on iniirHn or larctellvary.
OI'FICH: Uoam.t 309 und nu Board ol Trade
llullJinj, .'cranton, I'u.
L. O. LA UAH. L. F. FULLTSIt.
lllltti. I JlLlLlfl !' 11 III HCSirill 1 V .v . J ' '" -, v....i'iivi"i trxtif, vu.hft. ,.u - ' -M vi-""n
The People's
ir- -! , -..-..-..- -. - - -,-,- i"'i -
A
POPULAR CLKAKING HOUSE for tho IlcnufU of All Who
Have House to Kent, Heal Estate or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help The.mj
Small Advertisements Coit One Cent tt Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word lix:cpt SUuutlotu Wanted, Which Arj In
serted Tree.
FOR RENT
S -MSfw"'w--
FOH RENT-FIRST FLOOR OF MOH
ris IlrcH.' shoe store; adapted for busi
ness purposes: now occupied by Lvn Hut
zcl, hair dresser, Impure Morris tiros.,
330 Lackawanna avenue.
FOH HENT-SKCONU FLOOR FOH
business. Hcst location. 1'lalo glass
front. 3W-317 Lackawanna uvuniie.
KHOTOSKV IIUOS.
"1! HUNT -TWO FI.OOHS. 40xS0:
il Included; eeiitinlly located; low
li'ipilte 137 I'enti uvenue.
ItKNTld-TlOM Al'ltll. 1. ltOUSB
o. tiii uulnev avenue. 12 rooms; all
i.i. I inw!i rritr; 2'h. loses on Costello court,
Jiiur .Miim-h Tnvlor hoiipltal, 7 rooms, all
Impi-fiveiiti'iiiH. Apply to J. 11. Woolsey
Co., contractors and builders, 312 1'or
est .'ourt. ey
''OH HKNT-IIOHSH 021 MADISON
avenue, Bteam heat; every conveni
ence. Apply Owens Hros., WJl Madison
avenue.
'Oil HRNT -A FIVH-STOHV 11U1LD
. big suitable ror wholesale bitslncss,
located In n,u wholesale block. No. 1
l-iicUawnniia avenue. For rent from Apiil
'si- Hliiiulre of liurke Ilios.. olllco Con
nefi building.
O fV I ( ; , fN COMMONWKAll'"
, Hulldlng: single rooms and suites for
term of years with vaults One suite ot
fclx coiiin-ctliig unices with three vnunH
or three suites of two olllces, each wit"
vault. Moderate price. Iteflnlshed to suit
teimnts. lnniilro at room i on Uth floor.
FOH HKNT-UKSK HOoldToir SHAUl'j
of olllces, second lloor front. Coal
Exchange. Call at room 13.
FOH HUNT
Julliey. SKCOND FLOOR, 701
FOR SALE
FOH SAHH-PIANOS AND OHCANS AT
Guernsey Itrolhers' looms, 7-S Hurr
building. (Inods the best, prices tho low
est, terms the easiest. A call will con
vlnco all.
DKS1HA111,K LOTS ON COI.FAX AVK
ntie. For particulars address Hox Hi,
Seranton, Pa.
FOH SALH-TKN Il-1-P-A-N-S FOR 5
cents ut druggists. One gives relief.
Villon Pac. Pr 7!) M 7t1!i S1T1
V. S. Hilbber M :,l M W'-
V. S. Leather. Pr .. 72"',, 72i 72'i i2i4
Wabash. Pr 2?M, 2.:',4 22'i 2"
West. Vnlon t'3'.i W 9I M',
CHICAGO HOARD OF THADK.
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WI1HAT. lug. est. est. inir .
May 71T4 72'i 71', 72'a
July li'i"; 70 Ki', :)&
CORN.
May Ml, 117 If, ?ffi't 71,
July K7'.j, 37i :!7 37
OATS.
May 27Ti 2S 274 2S
July !", 2G' 26 20'4
PORK.
Slav 10.03 10.17 ln.02 PM7
LARD.
May 3.72 5.77 5.72 C.77
Scrnnton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 10T. .
STOCKS. Hid. Aski-d.
Seranton & pittsion xrac. co.
First National Hank
Klmhurst Uoulevard
Seranton Savings Punk
Seranton Packing Co
Third National Pank
Throop Novelty Mfg. Co
Scrnnton Railway Co
Dime Dep. & Dis. Bank
Economy Light Heat & Pow
er Company
Seranton Illuminating, Heat
& Power Company
Seranton Forging Co
Traders' National Hank
Lacka. Lumber Co
Lack. Trust & Safe Dep. Co..
Mooslc Mountain Coal Co
2i)
soo ...
100
223 ...
93
3S5 ...
SO
25 ...
ISO ...
43
85 ...
... :oi)
130
... 139
100
... 11RW
80
410
123
100
SO
... 10O
115 ...
115 ...
115 ...
100
102
102
S3
100
Seranton Paint co
I Clark & snovcr co., 1.0m
Clark & Snover Co., Pr
Carson Coal Co
Seranton Axle Works
! Scr. Iron Fcnco & Mfg. Co...
BONDS.
gcranton Pass. Hallway, first
mnrtrinro. due 1920
People's Street Hallway, first
mutte-nire. duo 3S1S
People's Street Hallway, Gen
eral mortgage, uue ivn ..,,
Dickson Manufacturing Co .,
Lacka. Township School 5.,
City of Scrnnton St. Imp. C.,
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Seranton Axle Works ,
Seranton Traction 6 bonds..
Carson Coal Co
105
100
New York Grain and Produce Market.
New York. Feb. C Flour Quiet and choice, j:i.72-:a3.S5; packing lots. J1.5ua 1.70 ;
weaker, final rally In wheat came too mixed. $3.5Ha3.75; butchers, J3.55a3.S0; light,
Into to help flour; Minnesota patent, $3.!i0 i $3.41a.'5.72Va; pigs, J:i.20a3.."i5. Sheep -al.10;
whiter do.. J3.73a4; do. btralghts, i Steady but showed weakness; poor to
S3..in.i3.ni; do. extras. J2.70a3. Wheat i prime sheep, J2.5ilal.35; yearlings. $l.20a
Spot firm; No. 2 red, 82VtC, f. o. b., niloat 4,50; inforlor to choice lambs. J)a5. He
to arrive; No. 1 northern Duliith. Sic., f. celpts Cattle. 14,:,0) head; hogs, au.0
o. b., nollat spot; No. 2 do. do., 79T(,c., f. o. head; sheep, 20.000 head.
Ii.. afloat to arrive: No. 1 northern New
York. NlVic f. o. b., afloat spot; options , Ynrlr T.iirn ?tnnV Mnvket
opened weak under bearish cables, heavy I N0W otK lvo otoclc maiKet.
world's slilnments and dlsaPDolntlng out- New York. Feb. C Medium steers, lovv-
slde trade and made further declines dur-
Ine tho forenoon. Tho crowd oversold.
however, und when confronted later by
a good export business, covered actively
inducing u sharp rally: closed firm, Vniv.
net udvnnce; March closed 7040. ; Mav.
7,V,io. ; July. 73c. Corn Spot steady: No.
40n4lse., 1. o. u.. unnai ior new aim
' old; options at first declined because of
factory. 12al4e.: Elglns. 19c: Imitation
creamery. l.lair.V-c. ; stato iiairy, hoc;
I do. creamery. 15a19c. EgKS Steady; sato
and Pennsylvania, 1'JVia.Qc.;
western
fresh. 19c; southern, lsaiuua
Philadelphia Groin and Produce.
Philadelphia, Feb. 0. WhentU&c. lower:
contract grade. Februaiy. 71a74',ie. Corn
! I'ncliangeil; ro. 2 mixeu, J'eoruury, out,
! 41a41V4c; du. new. 40al0i4c. Oats Steaiy;
No. 2 white clipped. 3i;a:!',kc. ; No. :i lo.
do., Sl1..n35e.: No. 2 mixed, do., 3la3l'ie,
Flour Uulln nil weak, winter super, 2.2o
a2.50; do. extras. $2.75.1.1; Pennoylvnnl.i
roller elear, $3.10a3.SO; do. do. stialght.
S3.UTia3.cn : western winter cWr. $3.15.13.35;
do. do. straight. J3.40u3.CO; do. do. patent.
$3.ii5u3.90: do. patent, $3.!ial.l(i. Ryo Flour
Firm nnd $3.30 per barrel for chnlco
Pennsylvania. Buckwheat Flour Hull at
Jl.90.i2 per 100 poind", as to quality.
Butter Firm: fancy western creanuiT.
19',tc. ; do, prints. 2e. Kggs-Slendy: fresh
nearbv, l&e. : do. western, lSe. Cheese
Steady. Refined Sugais Finn. Cotton
e. higher; middling uplands, fit 11-lOe.
Tallow-Firm: city prime, In hogshead.
4c; country, do. do., barrels. 4Uc ; dark,
do., 3?e. ; cakes, 4;c; grease. RiV.ic.
Dressed Poultry Firm; fowls, choice.
10',(.c. ; do. folr to good, PalOVjc. ; old roos
ters. 7c; spring chickens, choice. Oli-all.;
do. fair to good, B.ilOc; turkeys, choice to
fancy. 2allc. : do. fair to good, 9.il0c. ;
lurks, Su9c. Live Poultry-Steady: fowls,
iiu9',sc. ; old roosters, 6',..u7c. ; spring chick
ens, 9.i1Pie. : turkeys, 9al0c. ; ducks, 9a
inc.; geese. 8a9c. RecelptB Flour, 3.WI0
Parrels and 1,100 sacks; wheat. 11.0ml bush
els; com, 10.1.000 luishels; oats. 5,000 bush
els. Shipments Whent, 2,000 busholu;
corn, 7.1,000 bushels; oats, 1I.W0 bushels.
Chlcngo Qrnln Market.
Chicago. Feb. .- lllg clc era nets and big
export dementi at tho Atlnntlc coast
brought about a miction lu wheat today
and May left oft at nn advance of Lc.
ufler 11 break of P,(.c. early caused by
liquidation of long property. Coin closed
with 11 gain of iC. and rats He. Pork
rose 7'naliic ; lard. 7le. nnd libs 5c. Cash
quotations were as follows: Flour Dull
and wenk; No. 2 spring wheat, C7a09c. ;
No. 3 do. do., ttiuGSci No. 2 red, 'iiaT2c.;
No. 2 corn, 36Uc. ; No. 2 yellow, :i5'4n35V!,c. ;
No. 2 oats, 27Va27?c. ; No. 2 white. 3n',ia
SOVlc.; No. 3 do., 29iaSO,ic ; No. 2 ryt.
D5Hc; No. 3 barley, 41aG0c; No. 1 flax
Exchange.
i" - T - rni - iin' - niinrxri r .rijin
WANTED.
WANTHD-TWO ltUNDHKD TONS OF
loose nny, eighty tons baled nay.
Namo prices dcllvcied Seranton. II. D.
Swnrts & Co.
Vi'ANTBD-CASK OF HAD HKAI.TIt
that H-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit. Send
S cents to Hlnans Chemical Co., Now
York, for 10 samples and 1.U00 testimonials.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTKlJ-boiTilfik FNTHY HOOU
keeper, must be on experienced man,
ipilck and accurate, with first class ref
erences. Address II. K. C, Tribune of
fice. GOVHRNMKNT POSITIONS - DON'T
prepare for nny civil service exami
nation without seeing our lllustruted cat
alogue of Information. Sent free. .Col
umbian Correspondence! College, Wash
lugtoii, D. C.
W ANTED- mCSPONSIHI-i: F1HM
wants olllco manager ut Scrunton; sal
ary, $1,200 year; U0O cash nnd best icfer
enccs required; commercial reference fur
nished. Address Postofiico Uox D12. Phlla.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIES TO NMHROIDKR-GOOD TAY-
lng, easy work sent to your homo;
write for wnnplo nnd materials. Unlnuo
Kmbroldery Co., 102 Fulton St.. New York.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALfi-MY HKSIDFNCB AT 233
Colfax avenue; Just ci mptctcd. All
modern Improvements. Ilcrdwood finish,
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Price reasonable. Address Frank T.
Okell, 220 Broadway, New York city.
FOR RKNT-PLKASANT FINISHED
rooms; conveniences. Rooms from 1.W
up, C22 Mulberry street.
LOST.
LOST -A MALTFSK KITTKN; FINDHR
please notify Klolse Plulis, 713 Linden
street.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITVATION WANTHD-HY A YOl'NG
man ln general store; S years' experi
ence: also a first-class meat cutter and
can furnish N... 1 references. Address
tl. M., this olllee, or box SJ, Jermyn, Pa.
SITVATION WANTIID-FIRST-CLASS
chef, niok hotel or restaurant. Ad
dress 2l!3 i'enn ave.
SlTl ATION WANTED - WASHING.
linnlng or anv kind of house cleaning
bv the day or will take washing home.
Mrs. Lee. side door, 420 Franklin avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOl'NO
woman with experience at hotiseworn.
Can furnish good references. Address A.
C, Tribune olllee, city.
A FIRST-CLASS CHRISTIAN MAN,
nge 30, wants a trustworthy petition
of any kind. Would uccept small salary
and board; best reference. F. R. L.,
Tribune olllco.
BUTCHER WANTS A SITUATION;
thoroughly experienced ln all bran
ches of the business. Address BUT
CHER, 210 Spring street. Providence.
WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY,
formerly western, of experience and
ability, a position as waitress In a first
class hotel or restaurant. Position not
to be filled until April 1. Reference furn
ished, wi stern and eastern. Address J.
B. K., care Tribune.
SITVATION WANTED-HY MAN 19
years; experienced in bicycle repairs;
local reference. John MacNelll, 13U0
Washington avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A GERMAN
young man as bartender; has experi
ence. Address Ii. C. It., SU Elm street,
city.
seed, $1.11; new. $1.1S54; prime timothy
seed, $2.40a2.42's; mess pork. JOfl'alO; short
ribs, $l.75ii4.90; dry salted shoulders, 4'i.i
4ac. ; short clear, fe1.03a5.15: whiskey, $1.25;
sugars, unchanged.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Feb. f. Cattle Slow and low
er: fancy cattle, $3.'.i0.u..l0; choke steers,
3.fi0a5.S3; mediums, Jl.75al.93; beef steers,
$:i.90al.70; stackers and feeders, $3a4.r0;
bulls, J2.70al.23; cows and heifers, J3..Wal;
western fed steers. $ln3.C0; Tnviins, J3.00a
4.fl0: cnlves. Sl.aT.'J... Ilnirs Slnw! fnlr to
, er; good to choice, steady; bulls and cows,
steaily to lower: steers, ordinary to
choice, Jl.45a5.7n; oxen and stags, J2.fi.1a
l.tB; bulls. J3.10al.2"; cows, J2.13aH.75:
choice fat. do., J4.35. A'enl" Lower; otluv
calves, easier; veals, J.'aS; l'er choice, Js.2.1;
barnyard and fed calves. J3.7i'a4: year
lings. $:Sa3.G0; southern calves. J3.C2Vi.u3.73.
Sheep-tjulet but steady; lambs, higher;
5: heifers. S3.75at.50. cows. J2.30al: stock
ers, J3.i4.40; feeders. J1.20a4.50: calves. J3a
, 7.50. Hogs J3.90a4 ; pigs, Jl.C3a3.70; easy;
nuccji metiu) , iuu: luiuus, iuci, i.u
115.20.
Oil Market.
Oil City. Feb. li.-Ciedlt balances. $1.15;
certificates, no bids; no sales; shipments.
122.929 barrels; runs. 15S.S13 barrels.
PROPERT
OWNERS
Who have houses to rent nnd
endeavor to find tenants by
simply nailing a "For Rent"
card on the building, some
times find a tenant,
BUT
The wide-awake landlord who
places a " For Kent " adver
tisement in a first-class news
papei like The Tribune is sure
to find a tenanta good one
too that is, if the lent asked
is within reason for the house
in question.
A SMALL INVESTMENT IN THE "FOR
RENT" COLUMNS OF THE TRIBUNE
MAY SAVE A MONTH'S RENT.
ONE OrNT A WORD.
SIX INSERTIONS FOR
FIVE CENTS A WORD.
Payable strictly in
ADVANCE.
PROFESSIONA L.
S ,r,i,Jiii-"M-BK-M"-wf'Vo,
AHOHITEOTS
UDWAHD II. DAVIS, AHC1UTEOT,
Connell Bulhllne, Scranttn.
K. J.. WAI.TEH, AUCHIT15CT, OFFICH
rear of COD Washington avenue,
IjKWIS HANCOCK. JM., AJICIIITKCT.
433 Spruce St., cor Wash, atf.jcrantoti.
FHFDRHICK I(.TlHOWN, AIICHITIJCT,
Price Hulldlng, 1W Washington avetlue,
Scrnnton. " v
T. I. LACP.Y & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' Nntlonnl Bunk.
0E.VTS7S
DR. 1. 6T LYMAN, SCRANTON Pill
vato Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mill
burry. DR. H. F. RHYNOLD3, OPP. P. O.
PH. C. O. LAUBACll, 113 Wyc.nlng nvc.
WFLCOMB C.,PNOVF.H7r.ni Wnldilllgtoil
avenue. IIouis, 0 to 1, and 2 to3.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLKS, 100 SPHUCK STHFKT, MAKR3
your hnt to order nnd they fit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
TII12 ELK CAFF. 123 AND 127 FRANK-
lln avenue. HateH teasonable.
1. ZniOLKH. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HorSE. NKAR D lTTw!
passenger depot. Conducted on the Ku
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAWYCI
1RANK K. HOYL1J, ATTORNHY AND
Coiinsellor-at-I.aw. Hurr building, rooms
13 and 11, Washington avenue.
WILLAHD. WARRKN KNAPP, AT
torneys and Cotinsellors-at-Law. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Seranton, P
JF.SSUP & .1KSSUP, ATTOHNHYS AND
Counsellors - at - Lnvv Commonwealth
building. Rooms 1, 20 nnd 21.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Ronms CI I, 613 and 5tfl, Hoard of
Trade building.
D. B. REPI.OGLE, ATTtULNEYLOANS
iii'Kuumou on real estate secarny.
Mi'iirs building, corner Washington
avenue nnd Spruce street,
JAMES J. JI. IIAMH.TOnTaTTOP.NEY-at-Law.
201 Commonwealth building.
Seranton.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms U03-MI, lith lloor. Mears building.
L. A. WATRES. ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW,
C02 Board of Trade building. Seiantoi .
Pa.
C. It. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Commonwealth building. Seranton, P:
PATHRSON & WILCOX,
National Hank building.
TRADERS'
C. COMEGYS,
building.
0-13 REPUBLICAN
-L.
A. W. HHHTIIOLF,
Mears' building.
ATTORNEY.
AfDWF5
MRS. GABLE, GRADUATE MIDWIFE,
151S Washburn street, Seranton. En
gagements solicited. Rooms nnd beit
attendance for u limited number of pa
tients. PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS
rR.Cnr FHEY.'sCItANTON SAVINGS
Bank BullUins. 12. Wyoming avenue.
MARY A. SHEPHERD. M. D.. IIOME
opathlst. No. 22S Adams avenue.
DR. W. E. ALLEN. 312 NORTH WASH
lngton avenue.
DR. II. TItAPOLD. SPPX'lALIST JN
Diseases of Women, corner Wyoming
aivnue nnd Spruce stieet. Seranton.
Olllco hours. Thursdays and Satuid.iys.
!) 11. ni. to C p. in.
DR. L. M. GATES. ROOMS. 207 AND MS
Heard of Trade Building. Olllee boui..
S to 9 a. m., 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Jtesl.
deuce, 30D Madison avenue.
DR. C. L. FHEAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Fining und Fat Reduc
tion. Office telephone 13C3. Hours, 10 10
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAVX. OFFICE X
Washington avenue. Residence. 1318 Mii
berry. Chronic dlsearcs, lungs, henit,
kidneys and genlto-ailnary organs a
specialty. Ilojrs. 1 to 4 p. in.
W. G. ROOK. VETERINARY SVR
geon. Horses. Cattle and Dugs treated.
Hospital, 121 Linden street, Seranton.
Telephone 2072.
SCHOOLS
SCHOJL OF THE LACKAWANNA,
Seranton, Pa. Courses preparatory t
college. law, medicine or business. Opens
Sept. 12. Send for catalogue. Rev. Thom
as M. Cann, LL. D., Walter II. Pcell,
A. M.
rpfros
G. R. CLARK .1 CO., SEED.MEN AND
Nurserymen; store li'i Washington avo
nue; green bouse, ISM North Main ave
nue; storo telephone, 7S2.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KURTTKL, RHAR 511 LACKA
wanna avenue, Seranton, Pa., niauufac
tuier of Wire Screens.
MISCELLANEOUS
HAFFR'S "ORCHESTRA .Ml'SIlT FOR
balls, picnics, purtles, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms, address U. J. IJuuer. conductor,
117 Wyoming avenue, over llulbert's
music store.
MKGARCIKH HROTIIHRS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twin-'.
Warehouse. 130 Washington uvenue.
Seranton, Pa.
SPJTREATJENTj
MRS. L. T. KKLLFR. SCALP TRIJA'K
inent, 50c; shampooing. 50c; facial
massage, manicuring, 25c; chiropody. ',01
Qulncy.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.H. HUlfiOS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. I11UGOS. Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcko's drur store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone 9M0.
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN FIND HOARD
with private family. Home comforts.
213 N. Main avenue.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
I.chlli Valley Kullrii.ul aystc;ii
In Effect Nov. 13. 1S9S.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON. ;
For l'hlladilphlu und New York via I), I
& 11 It. It., at U.15 a. 111. end 12.01, 2.K, 17 !
Ulae'k Diamond Express and 11.30 p. m. 1
Sundays, D. A: II.. 1.5 ..4S p. m I
For White Haven. Hazloton, PouhvIIIp.
and principal points In tho coal reglo- .,.
via D. & H. It. H.. B-. 21! und 1.27 . m 1
For Hethlehem. Laston. Reading. 11, -vlBlinrir
and principal Intel mediate m i
tiiii" vlu ! ",," "', "''' ' " '-'"'
"is 1 "7 liliuk Diamond Expresn, p..
s.ii'uluvs. D. & H 1.5S, 7.1S p. m. ,
For Tiinkhaiiiiuck, Townndii, Klmlru,
Ithaca, Geneva and principal Interineill
ate stulons. via D., L. Ac W. R. R., Mi
m 12 55 and 3..W. p. 111.
'For Geneva. R chehter, Huffulo. Niag
ara I'alls. Chicago and all points west vi 1
1) & 11. R. H- l-'";1- 3M '"aek Hiamoinl
Exnress. U'.Il unci 11-30 p. 111. Sundays, Ij
ii 11.13 a. in.. 7.1S p. 111.
Pullman pi'ilor and Bleeping or LehUh
Valley parlor ears on all trains between
Wllkei-ll.irie and New Yoik, Phlladel
nhlii. Pult'tilo and Sui-penslon Hrldtce.
1 ROLLIN II. WILIll'U, Gen. Supt..
South Hethlehem. Pa.
CHAS. S. LHE. Hen. Pass. Agt., 2(1 Cort
land street, New York.
AW. NONKMACIIER. Division Pass
enger Agent, South Kethlohem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations
npply 309 Lackawanna avc, Scrunton. Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
VVMM
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Sclieduleln Ulltct May 29, 139I.
Trains Leavo Wllkos-Qarro as Fol.
lows:
7.30 a. m wook days, for Sunbur
HarrlsburR, Philadelphia, DallU
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burR and tho Wost.
10. IS a. m., wook days, for Hazloton,
Pottnvlllo, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Phlladolphla; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburir, Phlladalohla,
Daltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the Wost.
3.12 p. m , daily, forSunbury, Harris
P"rR. Phlladolphla, Baltimore,
WanhlnKton, and Flttsburg and
tho West.
00 p. m.f wook days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. K. WOOD, Qen'l Pan. AuenL
J. II. IIUICIIINSON. lienor" I Mn?.
Del., Lucku. and VVcatcrii.
Krtcct Monday, Nov. 11, 1SD8.
1 rains Ipnvn Hrrmitr.n nu f.llnua.
K.
V!i''"i.r?r.Now Yorlt nnu u11 Point's cast
1.40. 3.00. 5.1(1. 8.00 1111,1 inn-, n n. . o r- :y
B.33 p. m. ""
ii!u prc",s .(or Kn"l". Trenton, Phlladcl.
JI ioUr"U Ul, so11"1' 51. s- and 10.03 a
m.. 12,Ej nnd 3.3:) p. in.
'"vimiiiin ncconiniouatlon, 6.10 p. in.
J'.Xpri'SS for nillL'lllimlnU rtattrn.m V71
!,,?w1,i.lt ""Talo to all points In the west,
northwest and southwest.
111! .iK on accommodation, 3.40 p. m.
Si n nml way stations, 1.03 p. m.
i-;... "in'oiniouuiion. b.iu p. m.
J.xpress for Utlca and Richfield Hprln?
SprHii
...... ... in. mm a,lVl .,, m
ii.,iVi nu J".r " llllamsport, Harrlsburg,
u,i!u"11or("',WnsliliiBtoii and tho south.
ti,V;,JUrAm,,";rJ-und nml Intermediate sta
tions, COO. 10.0.- it. m., nnd 1.55 and D.40 p.
-MU-l!li'lJnnd Intermediate stations,
Vnii"1.'1 ,110 ." "' Plymouth nnd Inter
mediate stations, 3.33 and S.OT p. m. For
Kingston, 32.53 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
ail express trains.
I' or detailed Information, pocket time
!'Ji . ";,l'tc" "bP'y to M. L. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of-
Dulaware and Hudson.
J' or lloncsdalo 0.20, S.53, 10.13 a. m.; 12
noon; 2.20, 5.2.1 p. m.
For Wllkes-Harie C.43. 7.4S. S.43. 9.23,
10.41 a. in.; 12.03. 1.23, 2.1S. 3.33, 4.27, G.10.
7.4S, 10.41, 11,30 p. nl.
For New York. Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley Railroad fl.43 u. m.. 12.ai,
1.2S, 4.27 p. 111.: with Black Diamond Ex
press, n.r.0 p. m.
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 6.4.1,
9.28 11. m.; 2.1S. 4.27 p. m.
For western points, via Lehigh Valley
Hailrond 7.4S a. in.; 12.03, 3.33, with Black
Diamond Express. 10.41, 11.30 p. in.
Train will nrrlve in Seranton as fol
lows: From Cnrbondale and the North f.4d.
7.43, S.3S. 9.34. lft.2, 11.5S a. m.; 1.23, 2.13.
3.2.1. 4.23, 5.43. 7.1.1. 10.3S, 11.27 p. in.
From Wllkes-Barre and tbd'South 0.15,
7.1S, S.4S, 10.0S, 11.5.1 11. m.; 1.18. 2.14. 3.43,
5.20, 0.21, 7.53, 9.01, 10.03 p. in. ; 1.13 a. m.
SVNDAY TRAINS
For Cnrbondale 9.07, 11.33 p. m.; 1.53,
3 &2. 5.51. 9.51 p. in.
For Wllkes-Barre 9. IS, 11.13 a. m.; 1.3S,
3.28. 5.43. 7.4? p. in.
Lowest rates to all points In United
States nnd Canada.
J. W. BURDICK. G. P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CROSS, D. P. A., Scrunton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jcrssy
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Statlnns In New York Foot of Libert v
street. N. It., and South Ferry. Whitehall
street.
Anthracite coal used exclusively. Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TIMK TAHLK IN KFFKCT NOV. 20, 1S93.
Trains leavo Seranton for Plttston,
Wllkes-Ilarre, etc., at 8.30. 10.10 n. m . 1 20,
2 "5 3.20. 7.10 p. m. Sundnys 9.00 a. m ,
1.(. 2.15, 7.10 l. in
For Lakewooil and Atlantic City, 8.30
For New Yoik. Newaik and Ellznbet'i,
K.20 (express) a. in.. 1.20 (rxpros), 3.20 (ex
pressl p. ni. Sundays, 2.15 p. in. Train
leaving 1.20 p. in., arrives at Philadelphia.
Reading Terminal. 7.03 p. ni., and Now
York. 7.e5 p. m.
For Mauch Chunk, Allenlown, Hethle
hem, Kubton and Phlladilphla. S.30 a. .n ,
1.20, 3.211 p. m. Sundays. 2.13 p. m.
I...... it.iiiimnni anil Washington, ana
points south and west via Hethlehem,
i :;i) 11 m.. 1.20 P. m. Sundays. 2.15 p. m.
'For Long Hrnnch. Ocean Grove, etc., at
S "0 a m., 1.20 p. m.
i.'or' Reading. Lebanon and Harrlsburg,
vl.i Allentown. S.30 a. m.. 1.2J p. m. Sun-
ilav ".15 p. m.
;:..'. i..,at-iito. s.r.n u. m.. 1.20 n. ni.
Returning, leave New York, foot ot Lib
itv"tre"t. North River, at 1.00. 9.10 (ex
iress ) a. in.. 1.20 leiress) p. ra. Sundays,
oi
1
1,30 a. m.
Leave .New
York. South Ferry, foot
Whitehall street, ot 9 0a a. m.. 1.2.. p. m.
Passengers arriving or depaitlng from
tl u terminal can connect under cover
with all the elevated lullroails. llroadway
cable "as. u.ul leriles to HrooMyn and
stiiten Islands, making quick transfer to
nnl from t and Central depot and Long
iinl from
1 1 Sw 'pi iu7i clphla, Reading Terminal,
i 'lam. 3.00 P. ni. Sundays. 0.1.1 p. m.
Through tickets t all points Fast
South and West at lowest rate at the
j'TlOLHAFSKN. Cen. Bunt.
II. P. UALUWIN, Hen. Pass. Agt.
liric and Wyomlns Valley.
Time Table in Effect Sept. 39lh. 1S9S.
T ri ins le.ivn Scrnnton for New York.
New burg and lutermeillato points on
v.ie rillroad. also for llawley und local
Joints at 7.,.3a. m. and 2 25 p. m. Trains
i?rlve ot Seranton Pom above points at
arrive . , n m
and 3 15 and 9.0S p. m.
10.23 a m.
mitr.1 ,?" V" Hlnghanilon Oswego. El.
v! !?, horning, Hath. Dansvlllc, Mount
L65 nn.u"fi"Uffal0' I210' 2M' n' nu
i.V" v' Z:?5' D0 " nni' 1-K P. 01.
nrr ."'"""nberland, Plttston, rilkes
vi'iiJ '. s'V'noutli. Bloomsburg and Dan-
1 10. inn Kill L Piiun n.iiinnlln.. . Vtl.
in iti, iyui in
I rains will leave Scrnnton ns follows:
I' or Carhonilnle fi.20, 7.K, 8.53, 10.13 n.
f,UVr: ,7U00n: 1"1 ---0- 3-r'-' r'--5. c-23. 7 57.
1'.15. 11.00 p. m.; 1.15 a. m.
II or Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton New England points, etc. fi.20 a, in.,
2.2" p. m.
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sciiAvro. nivisio..
In lltfect Orlol.er lllllli. 1 80S.
Mirth. Humid. moiiIIi Itound.
MS V01 Wod
g ma,lons m
K vi 5 aw
Til p itArrlio Teavei t. m
7 2:. N. Y, Kranklln St. .... 7 0 ....
' , 7 10 West 4!nd btreet .... 7 5! . .
700 Weehawkon .... 810...
a mi p irArrlve I.eaTOl p mt m
10 tat 1 1 1.11 1 adofia aTJTTSi)
IU4.1.... K'.i Hancock .... u M' 4 Sk
M3I .. T.'5li KtarllSJllt .... SiS,4 4S
P ii .... Ii8 4fi l'restoaPark .... a3l JW.
10 15 ... ,VH0' Wlnvveod .... S4II 6U1
inn. '..,. U royntello .... SS06U
li.ii'l.... 1814 Orson .... 2 68, BtM
mo.... 18 iw liensant Mt 8C6 6SU
9:d'.... tiro, rniondait) ... 309, b4
m;.... u9, KoiMtcity .... 8i 6
'1 1 I. .. 11 at1 carbmdaio .... sm' tu
vnr kij.'OI White llrtdga .... 1388, bm
lil'l.... llll'JV Mayilcld 18 48 8 01
h.Vi'... iiv'J Jermyn .... 3 43 803
SM.... 11 in Archibald .... SSI w
Bf,( 11115! Wlllton .... 8M All!
4H .... 11 111 reckvlllo .... 8M 118
848 1107 Olvphant .... 41M681
K40,... 110.V rrloebiirff .... 40l82l
B3S tl Oil Throop .... 410,817
831 .... 11 0 l'roitdeiico , 414 83i
b . . . fi(W Park Place. .... 1117 6 38
830.... '1055 hcranton .... 4 20; 6 3,i
a ill u Leave a Arrive r ur m
t. Hundayoniy.
t FU'ulllcd that trains stop od signal for pas
BOiicers. 1 1 alas 2.15 and sod Sunday only. Other tratns
dally except Funday.
M'curo rates via Ontario & Western betort
purchaslnir tickets and save money.
hioiu'li Waeier Dufftt simper and free re.
clInliiB chair cur New York to Chlciro vif-hout
chance. I'n.uriiac-r tsiaj UJaceccl to
fi'ivo CeiiU 1 cr.11 lie.
J. O, Andercon, Oen. Pass. Act.
T.FUtcrott, Dlv, i'cB, .gt,bcrnton, v.