THE SCRANTON TlUBUfl J5-WEDNESDAY, FEB11UARY 15, 1899.
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GENERAL ERNST
EXAMINES BEEF
.TIE FINDS LESS THAN 2 PER
CENT. OF BAD MEAT.
Cotwoon 800,000 and 000,000 Ra
tions Inspected Ono Box in Every
Ton Oponed Tho Cubans Itogrot
Their Attitudo on tho Garcia Fu
noral nnd Will Apologizo to Gen
eral Brooke.
Havana, Fob. 14. Brigadier General
George R. Ernst, of Major General
Brooke's staff, lias completed the exe
cution of examination of between S00.
(100 and D00.000 rations of beef In army
store houses. He found less than 2 per
rent, of bad btef. which was received
vnt received In the same Bhliimoi.t us
tho beef condemned hint week. One
box In every ten were opened and ex
amined nnd also tho boxes thai woie
KinellliiiT bad. Tho beef was fioni Ar
mour's, and wai in two nnd four-pound
tans and twelve nnd twenty-four
pound cans weie In inch bos. Eight
'tuners of beef constitutes ono latlon.
In tho matter of the withdrawal of
'"" u ban from the Garcia funeral pro
fession on Saturday, tho bettor element
nf Cubansj are now realizing' that a mis
ako was made In tho attitudo and be
havior of their generals; on that day.
F.Nl'tirMeinu of rogtet and apologies
III probably be tendered to Major
l!i in lnl Htooke.
The review of the United States Sev
enth aimv corps has been indefinitely '
nl.thnl.n,l t.nnn...... rtf tllrt i)nf)ar
Mgr. Santander, bishop of Havana, has
declined to allow Tather Thorna t'her
mail, who recently arrived heie from
Poi to P.lco to bold praer ut the ceme
tery tonioriow, when the ladles of this
city rteeoiotc th graves of those who
lo"t their lives through tho blowing up
f tho United States battleship Maine.
The city council has decided to be lep
resontcd at the retomonles by three of
its membois.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Call Norcross Accused of Attempt
ing to .Poison His Brother.
ITnlontown, Pa.. Feb. 14 Carl Not
cioss, a -veil-known and well-to-do!
ung man of this place. Is In Jail on
a dint cc of endeavoring to sectni the
murder of his little brother Allen, aged
10 years, a few hour., after his nirest,
Norcross swallowed pol'-'on and little
hope of his recovery is entertained.
Norcross and his bi other Inherited t
fortune of $25,000 nnd a laige pait of
the former's share, It Is said, has been
dissipated.
The arrest was made upon the con
fevion of John Devlin nnd Hvlvester
Hettcrman, who alleged that they were i
hired by Norcross to give poisoned
candy to the boy. Tho men say they
ieio to recele $.'00 for delivering the
package to the lad
GALLAGHERVILLE WRECK.
Additional Particulars of Yester
day's Accident on the Pennsy.
Lancaster, Pa., Teb. 14. This evening
the following additional particulars of
v estorday's Pennsylvania imlroad
wreck at Gillaghersvlll" woie learned.
I'll st section of fast line ei-l had
stopped at Thomdnle for orders and
just started when socotu' section with
'hiee engine, ran Into it. Engineer
Joserh Smith, of Harrlsburg was In
the tli si engine of the second section,
lie was Insfintly killed, being caught,
under tho engine where he lay until
this mnmlr.e. Tho second engine of
tho same train was thrown ovei an em
bankment and Fireman Carson was
tatally hurt. Ho died soon nfteiwntd.s
Heeau'o of tho cold in the lo.ir eai !
tho conductor of the first section had
moved all passcngcis to tho fiont ot
ihe tialn and none of them was hurt
Engineer W Connelly was probably fa
tally ( aided There veie no other
casualties cctpt slight Injuries to sev
eral train " en The wreck Is not
(leatod .vet
FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and Five Are Seri
ously Injured.
Pittsbuig. Feb. 11 One man was
hilled and tlve odiously injured today
in n powder o-plos,inn at Mns C.iovo,
on the Hnffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg iullniM'1 Tho name of tho man
killed Is nut 'mown Thoe injuicd
were1 Juan IVriif-, Samuel Ferris. An
thony Volt, nthonv Cnno Frederick
nm-lch.
The victim, weie meinboi of a con
'truetloii gang and woie blasting rocks
i car .Me ?s Giovo It Is supposed that a
nnik fiom a pipe Ignited a keg of
i. iwdei. All will recover except Feirls
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TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE.
American Liner Paris Has an Un
pleasant Trip.
Now York. Feb II The American
llii" steann i' Pails anlvcd today lioni
Southampiou aftt'i a most tempestu
ous uugi and although the passage
WAKEFULNESS!
Horsford's Acid Pliosnhafe
tonen Defcre retiring qulet9 tha nerves F
ana causes refreshing sleep.
Take no Substitute. R
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ALTITUDE OF
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The 'mw from Now Orange is a mot attractive
ono, anil on a clear day the vista dinrnis until the
view is lost in the blue distance. From the high
est point of the property one can look down on
Greater New York ami view the Urooklyn Rride,
the busy harbor and the tall buildings that orna
ment the lower portions of Manhattan Island.
Turning in another direction, the spectator obtains
a magnificent view of Staten Island. In still an
other direct ion can be seen portions of the Oranges,
Newark anil Elizabeth. On this beautiful eleva
tion, surrounded by a large park, will be located a
splendid City Hall.
Lots $325.00 Payable Monthly.
308-309 Mears Bulldliisr, Scranton, Pa.
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was ono of tho worst over experienced
by tho steamer's olTlccrs, tho Paris be
haved splendidly and proved herself n
staunch scaboat.
Tho saloon passengers at n meootlng
held In the saloon on Monday pre
sented Captain Watklns with a set of
resolutions In which they commended
him and his officers for their splendid
seamanship. Tho saloon passsengrr
subscribed a sum of money for the
seamen.
PROF. STEPHENS' TRIAL.
Arraigned at Easton on Charge of
Malicious Mischief.
Easton, Feb. 14. Professor George 11.
Stephens was today placed on trial
here on u chuigo of arson. He Is ac
cused of having set Hie to Pardee hall,
the sclentlilo depaitment of Lufuyetti
college, which was burned Deo IS, 1857.
He Is also under Indictment for lar
ceny and malicious mischief on which
charges he will be tiled at the conclu
sion of the precnt cas-o. Stephens is it
Princeton graduate and for n tinio
taught ethics nnd logic nl Lafayttto
college. In the spring of 1S07 Stcpheni
was dlhtnlbsed and shortly thereafter,
many net of vandalism were commit-'
ted nbout the college. The elnsfudlv
work culminated in the burning of
1'ardeo hall in December, 1S17.
Lust .Tunc Stephens wns arrested nt
Duntaiiiion, Pa , and (nought to 13ns
ton whue he confessed nnd laid baro
a plan to destroy nil the college build
ings. IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
"The Royal Box."
A delightful play is "The lloal Hot"
which Charles Coghlan and his com
pany presented at the Lyceum last
night before n large and very represen
tative aud.enco. Tho play was loMi
ioned by Mr. Coghlan and nlmost every
scon j was a testimonla. to hla consum
mate bklll as a play constructoi
There Is thought and keen philoso
phy in It. too The lines In the sec
ond act In which the gicut actor, Clar
ence, tells the youns woman anxious
to adopt the stage as a profession of
the tilals and tilbulntlons, tho Jealous
ies and withal the fascination of the
stage for thoLe who have lived behind
the glaio of the footlights weie dictat
ed from the nuthoi's laige "xpeilenco
with the stage and playeis. They were
lines that deserve a wide reading.
The story that Mi. Coghlan hns
worked Into his exceedingly clever play
1" not specially dramatic. It Is mere
ly a few Incidents in the life of Clnr.
once, who In his dnv was England's
foiemosl nctoi and the friend of the
Pilnco of Wales. There Incidents have
a plctuiesque and lomantic setting
which make i their recital fascinating
and chaiming.
Mr. Coghlan was Clarence, ul one
a llnishcd a tor, a gallant and a man
of great heart. There are few actors
on the stage who are lets tiammelled
by the conventionalities than Mr,
Coghlan and not many who nchlev
moio satisfactory results. With a
voice that can haidly be termed pleas
ing or specially well suited to dramatic
work and a figure that In Its count
less angles suggests Joe Jefferson,
theie is that charm about hk- acting
which betokens the artists. Tho way
that charm Influenced tho audience
last night was evidenced by the num
erous curtain calls.
Mr. Coghlan's daughter made a
pleasing lmpre!-Hlon ns the Cella Pryse,
but next to Mr. Coghlan's, the best
work of the evening was done by U.
C. Chambeilain and James W. Uank
hon Andrew Itobson, AleMindei
Kearney, Palmer Collins, Charles
Stanley, Lotta Lluthlcum nnd Nora
O'Riicn wore other members of the
veiy capabla company that supported
Mr. Coghlan. The play had an elabor
ate stage setting.
At tho Academy.
This afternoon "The Fast Mall" will
bo pioducod at the Academy of Music
of the Huntley-Jackson Stock company
and tonight the company will be seen
In "The Tornado."
"Tho Telephone Girl."
At the Lyceum .hursday, Feb. 10,
the New York Casino Justly celebrated
"beauty show" will bo the attraction.
The success of "The Telephone Gill"
is partly due to the fact that the en
tertalnment Is completely characteus
tlc of the Casino In point of archness
of motif and ensemble and moreover.
Is prodigality of color nnd material In
the stage presentation The support
that tho stars, Louis Mann and Clara
I.ipmnn, receive from their associates
in the cast, prepossessslng choius and
dances Included, together with tho
sceiiU fiamlng of the whole, contil
butes vety ettei tlvely to the success
of the diverting piece.
"Rip Van Winkle."
This evening tho Joffeisons will be
at the Lyceum In "Hip Van Winkle."
Thomas Jeffeisim will essay tho role
made lilstoiic by bis distinguished
father, Joseph Jelfeibon He will he
supported by his brotheis, William,
Joseph Jr., and Charles. All of these
gf ntleint u have served their appren
ticeship under the best of masters and
come to us not as amateurs, but o
p. rU need professionals. They lire sup
)i 'ited by nn oxctller.t company nnd
give the piudiutlnn In lt- entirety,
w Tib of tho numo of Jefteison. They
npenul their "ltlp Vnit Winkle" sea
son In Poitland, Mo. in the Jeffetson
mean r, which Is called .titer their il
lustinus father.
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llrunclntls Diphtheria, and all
'Itirout iroub.t.
Clouds of medicated vapor nro inhaled
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nostrils, having cleansed and nnorUtnl
ill ihe diseased parts. A sense ot relief
Is felt nt once. Doctors Indorse It. I3v
trjhod praises It. It costs but tloO und
is sold by nil druggists.
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Minn on guarantees that his Rheuma
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standing, tint his Hendncho Curo will
cum any kind of headache In a few
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bunk up any forms of cold, and so on
tlitough the entile list of hl3 remedies.
'I hey are for .ulo nt all druglsts mostly
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TKL'.VTMKNT JJV MAIL
VVrlto Professor Mini von lor advlcn
Milch Is ADSOLUinLY FltHi:. Tho
tnot obstinate casts Muccessfullv treated
In the sttlctest confidence "eiuldo to
Health" fieo
MUNYON'S II. II. It. CO.,
1505 Arch St., Philadelphia
THE MARKETS.
Wall Sticet Iteview.
New York, I'eb 11 Stocks toduy ad
vanced moderately above the prices pre
v lillns bifo.o th- tritilo holid.ij Tho
commission house business was much re
mrlcted ua ihe severe storm hud de
laeel mall orders and kept away many
iii-iuniirs '1 hi attendance on Hie Stoel:
i ( lunito was dlinlnlbhid and prices re
ceded liuctionnUy diirlnir tho early trad
Inn 'ihe London maikct too, whs dull
lecausc of tho stornu thrcutthout Iinu
lmd ami "Yankee rails which showed
wiaknes- befon our openine, because- of
the lillzzard vero s,ubsenuentlj bought
lor l.onclun account lluilhiKton was a
most prominent stock for stieiiKth on u
rumor that a refunding plan would bo
put through at tommrnw'b meeting, al
thoiiRh tho story lacked conllrmatlon.
Weather conditions were responsible for
lifting prices of tho anthracite coalers
and Rubber Prices continued to harden
with but temporary periods of hesltntlon
und the cloblns was strong. Total sales
were SM.lue shaics. 'Ihe bond inurKet
ruled lircKUl.u- durliiE: tho forenoon but
subsequently hardened tinder the Influ
ence ot a pood demand nf the nctle Hens.
Total pales were $2,793,000.
Cau-ington & Co's. Letter,
New York, Eeb. 11 Tho biles of stocks
tndiy have been light owlns to the nb
stnee of n Kreat number of traders cnused
bv tho storm and ceneral blckade of
traveling facilities. Tho market opened
fulrlv active considering the severe
weatner and v.is somewhat IrrcBUlar,
tho pilcoi reMcctlnfr tho denther condi
tions. The anthracite coal stocks and
Indtistilals which were favoied by tho "111
wind' showed marked strength and In
some Instances sharp iidvancus. Jer
se Central opened up 2 points, Delawnro
anil Hudson 2'J, Rubber advanced 3 points
dm ins tho dav Uuilincton and Qulnoy
advanced PS points In prospective devel
opments of Importance to that road. Tho
balance of tho Grander croup vveio dull
nnd heavy during tho ilrst hour, but de
Mlopid stretiRth later Influenced by Bur
lington and Qulncv American Steel and
W'iie opened up 1'4 points nnd held firm
durlnrr tho day. Tho Loudon declined
fruetlnnilly after onynlng on reports of
New York sales. It is difficult to form
an opinion from tedav's market Wi aie
Informed that jnany of the oonsenntlvo
houses of tho street havo been bujers
of stocks With ronds blocked and busi
ness almost at a standstill the nnrket
ought to bo quiet and It looki like a
tr.idiiifr one for somo tlmo to come.
Quotations furnished by LARATl &
FULLER, stock, grain and cotton brok
ers room3 203 and 210, Hoard of Trado
building, Scranton, Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est est Ing
Am. Cot OH tii "fi T ?f.
Am Sug. Re'g Co ..111U 1J.'4 13m 11J4
Atch To ,t S. IV .. 27, 2Ji . 21' 'J'4
A . T A: S R. Pr .. -". (l (11 1; fPi
Am. Tobacco Co ....IVilJ nstj lnu iw
llrnok 11, T 'U 1! Il 02'S
Cvn. Southern w) ru fit. (O
N. J Centril . . .113 in, jni ions.
Ches Aj Ohio . .251'. W!, 2'. 2S'J
Chic, fc O W . .. K.iJ hHi ii, ' km.
Chic, ft N V.. ..inc, ll'iu ii'iu nil,
cnic. n k- y . ii:", iniS n-J mi
Chle, St 1 .t M. . 12-1 121.5J I'.' Vi,
cnic, it 1 & p .. ,ii;i.. jisi-, iifi jism
Chic , St P M & O. 1 s? m 0:
c c. c. ft st. L .. 'M fiui', r,ii. r.'',
Con Gas . ...20lijj 2n'i SiViT 21)774
Del iwnre ft Hud ...113 113 iml W
I'ld Slid Pi S(. Sil v-t (.1,
1'ed. St Ml Com .... 47Tfe 11 ITi IS
Gen Electric Ill 112V3 111 HP
Louis ft Nash G4U rr, 1,414 siv.
Mnnh.ittan Ele . ...111 112& 3ll-4 112'i
Slot Traction Co . 211 21 yu 2i-,v
SI. K ft Te., Pr . W, 7ii', ssi, ZS
SIo Ptrltlc IIW. 4V 4i -It!
Nat Lead S7, STf, I7"i ,-'',
N Y. (-Mitral .. IK. r,Vi 1 isr.t.
Out ft West 22'-'! 227 22" i I.'i
Noith Pacific ml KJi M". WZ
Nor Pat ifl ' Pr .... 71 7')V TMl 71V
Pacific Mall &2 M f.7- -2
Piclflc Mail oi r,2 Tli7, 3;
Proplo's Gas llnv. nv jioi, U2iji
Phil ft Reid 22' 21 22 221
V ft R 1st Pr . .. CIU l,2v; 61 1,2V,
Southern R R., Pr. iiv, 431 . 41 ,21,,
Union Pacific id 4i'.RJ 43", wi
Union Pnc , Pr . ... "nj mi 7iu so
U S Rubber 51 KIT, 11 f,1
T' S. Leather, Pr ., TPi 7I 71'', '.1?,
Wabash Pr 22 22'i 21V, rjik
West. Union 0I' f3 " Stvj t3
CHICAGO HOARD OP TRADE.
..,., Open- High- Low- Clou-
WHEAT. tug. est. sl ing
Slay 7T 71 72", 721
Jnlv 72H 72"i 71i 'IK
CORN.
Slav S714 37i 37 J7'i
Jnlv. P8 IS x :.7i
OATS. s
May 21 ji 2S :S1,
Jltlv 26'4 2ii"g Jo', 'G'i
PORK. 4
Sins 1012 1012 1000 i00
S'ay E.70 8.70 C 02 5 C3
Scranton Board of Trade "Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Uld. Asked
Scranton ft Plttston Trac. Co. ... 20 '
Ulrst National ilink j,f
Elmhurst Houlevnrd jftj
Scranton Savings I'r.nk 235 . ,
bernnton Packing Co 05
Thild Nutlonal L'ank 545
'1 hioop Novelty .Mfg. 'Jo so
fcrnnton Rnllnny I'o ;j
Dlmo Dep. & Dls. Bank iso
Lconomv L.ght Heat t Pow
er Company 45
-cnnton Illumlnnt'nfc. Heat
t ruwtr company 55
1 Mllntoll l'urglng Co , ... jqj
linil?!B .NUCUill.ll 1UI1I J30 ,
Lncka Lumber Co jjo
Lack Tuisi ft Safo Den Co., JW
Slooslc Slountnln Coal Co jjmj
Bcinnton Pnlnt Co , go
('lurk ft Hnuver Co,, Coin 4(W
(l.nk ft Snovor Co., Pr 125
Crirson Coal Co , too
Sirantnn Axle Works so
Scr. Iron Tcnco & Mfc Co 100
110NDS.
Fcinnton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage, duo 1D20 11$ ,,.
Pe- pic's Street Railway, tlrst
in'Ttgasie lue ISIS US
I'tnph u hitiet Riillwav. Gen-
iiul inongage, duv JP21 ... IIS ...
The People's
AI'OPULAIt CLUAItING HOUSE for the Ilcnollt nf AM Who
Have Houses to Kent, Itcnl Hstntc ot Other Property to
Sell ir Lxcliane, or Who Want Situations or Help Theso
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a WordExcept isltuatlons Wanted. Which Arc In
serted L'ree.
FOR RENT
A GOOD orrOHTUNITY FOR AN AT
torney to slmio olllco rooms. Call on
M. H. HOLaATC.
LAUGH I'l.IIASANT STOItH AND
basement, I.nckawantia ave. JI. 11.
ofllce. il. H. HOLOATD, Commonwealth
BulldiiifT.
STonns ron rent, pcnn avunui:,
licknwanna avenue, Spruce street,
Adams avenue Wnshlnirton avenues, line
stores Linden sticet. JI. II. HOLOATi:.
7-llOOM HOl'Bn. COMI'LiHTi:. $12.00. M.
II. HOLQATa
C-ROOM HOUSK WKST SIDE, $10 00. SI.
II. HOLGATH.
S-KOOM HOU6C. MODKUN. I,OS3t:9
session Wurch 1st JJ1.0U M. II. HOI.
OATi:. 9-ROOM HOUSn, rotfSKSSION MARCH
Jst, $22.00. JI 11. HOI.GATG.
S-ROOM IIOlJSE, $18 00. M. II. HOI..
OATH.
10-ROOM IIOUSC, $23 00. SI. H. HOL
OATH. 10-ROOf HOCSC, $31.00. SI J I. I10L
GATC. 10-ROOM IIOT'Sn. STEAM HEAT, $T) 00.
St. H. HOLGATE.
O-ROOSI HOUSE, IIRICK, STEAM
heat, central, $,2 50 SI. II. HOL
GATE.
rlNE MODERN SINGLE HOUSE,
Rood location Tor pTrtlculars call nt
oiuee. SI. II. HOLGATE.
roil RENT-STORE AND S ELOORH.
20, WjomiiiK nvemiti fan bo rented
Mngly oi together Ele itoi If desired.
M. V. Squire, 2r. Jeffert.on avenue.
STORE-$30 00; STEASI HEATED, PINE
basement, water closet, cold vaults,
central, sevtial lines street cars good
windows; electric and gas lights, good
business Jones. 311 Spruco sticet.
POR RENT-STORE ROOSI, NO 207
nrth Washington avenue, foimerly
occupied by J. W. Guen.fccy. Steam
heat, elevator, rear entrance. Tor terms
apply to Junes Bros., 311 Lackawanna
avenue.
rOR RENT-SIY RESIDENCE COR
ner of Washington avei.uo nnd Ollvo
street. All modern Improvements. In
quire S, siorrls. No f02 N Washlngtot
avenue. 01 Siorrls Bros'. Shoo Store, No.
O"0 Lackawanna avenue.
TOP. KENT-TWO PLOORS. 40x80.
heat Included; centrally located, low
rent. Inquire 137 Penn avenue.
FOR RENT -HOUSE 621 MADISON
nvenue; steam heat; cverv conveni
ence. Apply Owens Bros., C01 SIndlson
avenues.
rnPM P K S IN COSISIONWEALTII
iiulldlng; single rooms and suites for
term of j ears with vaults One sulto of
six connecting olllces with three vaults
or three suites of two olllces. each with
vault. Sloderate price Reflnlshed to suit
tenants. Inquire at loom CO? on 0th floor.
TOR RENT-DESK ROOSI OR SHARE
or oirlces. second tloor, front. Coal
Exchange. Call at room 15.
TOR RENT-SECOND
Qulncy.
FLOOR, 701
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Brothers' rooms, 7-S Burr
building. Goods tho best, pMces tho low
est, terms the easiest. A call will con
vlnco nil.
DESIRABLi: LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For partlculais address Box J43,
Scranton, Tn.
FOR SALE TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 5
cents at druggists. Ono gives relief
FURNISHED ROOMS.
heat; all conveniences. 407 Sladison
avenue.
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOSIS,
Bteam heat. 421 Mulberry street.
FOR RENT-PLKASANT r'.'rtNISHHD
rooms; conveniences. Rooms from 1 50
up, 522 Slulberry btrcet.
Dickson Slanufacturlng Co 100
Lacka. Township School 5 102
city of Scranton St Imp. C?0 102
Mt. Vernon Coal Co So
Scranton Axle Works 100
f-cranton Tiactlon 6 bonds... 103
Carson Coal Co 100
Philadelphia Grnln and Produce.
Philadelphia, Tob. 14 Whent-KIrm but
quiet; contract grade February, 73'-.u
"je. Corn Unchanged: No J mixed,
February, lod. llall'iC . do new, 4na4ni4c.
Oats Strong nnd 2c higher, No. 2 whlto
clipped, 37'.u3S'ic; No. .! do. do, 37n37Vi!C ,
No. 2 mixed, do , ?C4n37e. Wool Firm,
unchenged. Provisions Unchanged. But
ter Firm, fancy western creamery, 23c;
do. prints, 27c. ggs Firm, fresh, neir
by, 30e , do western :0c . do south
western, 30a; do. southern, Cheese
Unchanged. Ri lined Sugits --btcady
Cotton Finn nnd 1-ldc higher; middling
uplinds, 1; n-lCc. Tallow Firm; cit
prime. In hogsheads, 4c ; country do do .
barrels, 4'iC , dark, do , Xe , cakes 4,0 ,
grease, 2',n3'4C. Live Poultry Un
changed; fowls 10'uallc ; old loostus,
c ; spring chickens, ldalle. ; turkejs, loe .
ducks, lO.illc , geese, OalOe Dtcsed Poul
trj Firm; fowls choice, 12c ; do. fair to
good, llall'vC old roosters Sc , spring
chickens, choice western 12'jt do fair
to good, lOallc turkejs, rhnice to fancv,
12allc ; do fair to good, 9allc ; ducks, fa
10c. Receipts Flour. 1.400 barrels and
4000 sacks, wheat, 11 0X bushels; corn,
61,000 bushels, oats, C,OX bushels. Ship
mentsWheat nono; corn, 13,000 bushels;
oats, 12 000 bushels.
NewYorkGrain and Produce Market.
Now York. Feb. It - Flour Neglected
but llrmlj held on spring p items Wheat
Spot quiet. No, 2 red Sic , f. o. b , nlluat
to airlvo. No. 1 nmthern Duluth. M-.c
f. o. b , ulloat , No. 1 northern New York,
Mc, f. o b., alloat , options opened sti ling
er nnd for a tlmo weie supported uy ca
bles, actlvo foreign busing ofSlarehand
fcoldweather news liter developments)
were moio beatclsh, however following
easier cables, a big visible supply in
crease nnd small clearances closed weak
at IV, advance on Slnreh but ',c decllno
on other months March closed i2VC ,
April, 70c.: Slay. 77c ; July, 75'ic. Com
bpot steady; No 2, 43y,ai3's.c, f o. b .
afloat; options opened III in with wheat,
offerings proved liberal and later Infill-e-iiccd
by tho visible hupply Increase rihI
uig car 101 estimates, prices orouo uaitiy
closlng weak ut '4aa,c net decline, Mu
closed 41c Jnlv 4J'!'jC. Oats Spot
strong; No. .' Jj'ic, No J, 33e . No 2
white. SG'4a17c. , No J do, oOc ; track
mixed, western, 33'.n1c , track whlto "t'2
alio.: options quiet Butter -Stendv,
western creamery. lSa22e. , factory, ll'ja
lie ; ITlglns, 22c; Imltntlon crctmerj, La
17".c ; state dairy l.!a20c , 1I0 ctcamery,
ll.a21Hc. Eggs Firm, stnto and Penn
sylvania. L'nJIc. . western fresh, 21c ,
southern, 2a23'jc.
Chicago Live Stoci Market.
Chicago, Fel. 14 Traders In cattlo
bought sparing!) loduv und offerings that
were not guaianteed In quality sold
lorgelv 10c higher. Fancy cattlo brought
fliiCn, choice steerp. $5 50a5j3; medium
do. $&0a5 10: beef do, $U3n4S.", stock
ers anil feeders $Xi0i4 75, bulls, $2.7iiO'
4 23, cows nnd heifers $3J0a4, western
fed steers, $4 23a4 75, Texas, do, $3C3alS0,
calvos, $3a7.60. Tho supply of hogs e.
ceeded tho demand and buyers found It
nn easy matter to fores prices 5al0c low.
cr; fair to choice hogs, $1S2Vn3 93, pack.
Ing lots, tl.hhi.1 bo; pigs, $l3.'a3C0. There
was an actlvo demand for sheep and sales
were at un ndvunco of 10c for deslrublo
offerings Poor to prlmo Inmbs. $la5.10,
greater part soiling 4 S3nV Inferior to
holeo sheep. JJMiltV); chiefly $3 8V4 15;
earllngs, $i 23a4.C5, Receipts Cattle,
Exchange.
MWAWXVAIVMWMXM'
WANTED.
ww vrwxx
WANTED-UY AN AMERICAN GEN
tleman, largo front room, ono tlUht,
steam or furnaco heat; three minutes
from postolllco: will bo permanent If
suited. Rent must bo moderate. Address
P. O. llox 116, city.
WANTED-CA8E OP HAD HEAITH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit. Bend
6 cents to Rlpans Chemical Co , New
York.for 10 samples and l.WJ testimonials.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS - DON'T
prepare for nny civil service exam
ination without seeing our ilhutruted
catalogtio of Information Sent free
Columbian Coriespondtneo College,
Washington, D. C.
WANTED - RESPONSIULH I'lRM
wants offlca mnnngcr at bcranton: sal
ary, $1,200 year; $000 cash nnd best tcfer
enecs required; rommeiclal referenco fur
nished. Address Postofllce Rox 212. 1'hlla
HELP WANTED -FEMALE.
LADIES TO EMRROIDER-GOOD PA-
ing, easy work sent to your homo,
write for sample and nmtcrluls. UiiHina
Embroidery Co., 102 Pulton St . Now ork.
REAL ESTATE.
$7TWiLL BUY ' V.ROOMr ITl NO LE
hoUbe. Terms to suit. St. H. HOL
GATE $3,C00 WILL BUY 0-ROOSI SINGLE
house, largo lot. Very destrnblo loca
tion. SI 11 HOLGATE
TINE MODERN HOME, CLAY AVE ,
can bo bought for $vri0" SI. 11. HOL
GATE $T2oov7llp,uy DOUBLE HOUSE,
good location SI. II. HOLGATE.
Jl.lOrt WILL BUY 11-ROOM HOUSE,
plate glass A bargain M H, HOL
GATE, Commonwealth Building.
rOR SALE-SIY RESIDENCE AT 213
Colfax avenue; Just ci mplcted All
modern Improvements. Herdwood finish,
sanltnry plumbing, electric lights etc.
Price leasonnble Address Frank T.
Okell. 220 Broadway. New York city.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SIONEYTO LOAn'at' 4'TOG PER
cent, sums to suit boi tower. Jnmes
Gardner Sanderson. 1003 Meats Bids, city
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
SAFETY INSPECULATION-$100 LN
vested in grain or stocks by mv safe
method plan will pa $t,000 prollts within
thirty dn. References furnished.
Wrlto for particulars. RICHARD OLI
VER, Banker and Broker, Chicago Stock
Exchanges Chicago
SITUATIONS WANTED
s!tctat1knwa7?tcd
man driving delivery wagon or coach
man for a private famil. , Just discharged
from the Thirteenth regiment; must have
work at onco. Address C, 901 Price street,
city.
SITUATION WANTED-LADY BOOK
kcepcr would llko position, several
years experience ln double and slnglu en
trj , referenco furnished. Address C G.,
Tribune ofllce
BUTCHER SEEKS A SITUATION,
thoroughli experienced in nil branches
of tho business Address Butcher, 210
Spring street, Providence
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG
man as clerk or shipping clerk, lnrd
waro preferred, can repair stoves, take
caro of hoists und drive; good reference.
Address F. B. II., Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED TO GO OUT BY
the day wnsblng. Ironing b the day.
Sirs. Lee, 420 Franklin avenue, sldu door.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SHDDLE
nged lady as housekeeper In a small
family. Address 447 Noith Slain avenue,
city.
SITUATION AVANTED-FIRST CLA&S
chef cook, hotel or restaurant. Ad
dress 2w Penn avenue
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man In general s'tore; 8 jeuis' experi
ence; nKo a nrt-class meat cutter and
can furnish No 1 rcfertiucs Address
G. SI., this ofllce, or box S3, Jermvn. Pa.
SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLAdS
chef, cook hotel or restaurunt. Ad
dress 2J3 Penn av.
STTUATION WANTED WASHING.
Ironing or anv kind of house doming
bv the dai or will lake washing home
Sirs. Lee, side door, 420 Franklin avenue.
A FIRST-CLASS CHRISTIAN St AN.
ngo iO. wants a trustworthy position
of any kind. Would accept small salary
and board, best rcfeienco. P. 11, L,
Trlbuno ofllce
3000 head; hogs, 33.0CO head, sheep, 1,100
head.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. Fob 11 A laigo inert are In
the visible supply together with sm ill
clearances at the siaboird todav caused
n decline in wheat Afier an tally rlso
of a,c Slay lett oft with a decline of v-a
eo Corn lost I'fce nnd oats ie. Pork
closed with 11 Iovj of 10al2'-c laid, ''-(
and ribs 6a7Hc Cash quotations were as
follows Flour uiet and unchanged. An
2 spring wheat, C7a"l,.c. , No 1 do do , ',5
a71c , No i ted, 73a7le No 2 corn. 3V4a
35ic; No. 2 jellow, lia3Cc, No 2 oats,
2SV4C, No i whlto, Mlajl'tc ; No. o do,
KOVr.le , No. 2 re, BVjc . No 2 barley,
lla51'jc : No. 1 flax seed S1.17. N W,
$1.20'4al20'j p-lme timothy seed, $2 40;
mess pork, $1t3, shoulders, 4'iaiV1.. shoit
clear, $3(i3a510, whiskey, $123, sugars,
unchanged.
East Liberty Cattlo Market
East Libeitj, Pa., Teb. 11 -Cattle-Unchanged
Hogs Run light nothing do
ing owing to railroads be In,; snow bound;
extra mediums and heavlts, $4d0al33;
roughs $2 73.U 73 Sheep-Stead) . choice
wetheis . $3 50ifi; common. $2 30.i3 30;
t holeo lambs. $3 20a5Sn common to good,
$la5 13, veal calves. $7u7J'
Now York Live Stock Market.
Now York, Feb II Beeves No trading;
firm: calves, tinner, veals $0aS 75 Sheep
nnd Lambs Firmer for sheep, lambs, 11a
2'e. higher; sheep, common to good, $tCo
n4 55; Inmbs, common to pilnie, $3J('.iij.
most sales $3.C3aC Hogo Very dim, ordi
nary to prime. $1 23a 1.50
Oil Mnrket.
Oil City Pa , Feb 14-Ci.dlt Ii ikiiice.
$1.13 t ertlflcates. $113 bid for cash oil;
shlpmruts, 120,021 ban els, urns, 101 5'd bar
tels. THE PRESIDENT A SLAVE TO CA
TARRH D. T. Sample, Piesldent nf
Samplo'B Instalment Compinj, Washing
ton, Pu , wiltcs. "For eais t was .1UI1M.
ed with Chronic Cntnirh Rimedles an I
treatment bv specialists only -r.no mo
tcpipjinry relief until I was Induced to
uso Dr Agnew's Catnrrnal Powdei It
piivo almost Instant nllef iii'l Ins proved
tho one good thing In mi case' hold by
Matthews Bios, and W T Clark -J2
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
Ol.lcit GitabllshsJ IIojic In the City.
Dealers In STOCKS, CO I TON, (MAIN and
PHOVl-ilONS, on margin o- lordellvory.
OPFICB: Roams 3ov and no Hoard ol Trails
Dulljlni, fcranton, Pa.
L. G. LA BAR. L. F. FULLER
PROFESSIONAL.
VNSJW
AltCHITCOTa
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Conncll Building, Scranton.
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT, OPFICH
rear of COO Wnshlngton avenue,
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR , ARCHITECT.
435 Spruce St., cor. Wash. nv.. Scranton.
rREDPRICK L. I1ROWN, ARCHITECT,
Price Rulldlnjr, 120 Wnshlngton avonuo,
Bcrnnton.
T! I. LACEY ft; SON. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' Nntlonnl Rank.
D3NTIST3
DR. I O LYMAN. BCRAMON PR I
vntn Hospital, cor. Wyomlnc and Still
bun y.
DR. It. P. REYNOLDS, OPP P. O
DR. C. C. LAUHACH, 115 Wyoming nvo
WELCOME C. SNOVER, Mi Washington
avenue. Houis, 0 to 1, and I to5
hat MANUrAcrunen.
TOLLES, ifl SPRUCE STREP. 51 AKES
your hat to onKr and they lit.
HOTELS AND nCSTAUrtHNTS
THE ELK CAPE 123 AND 127 PRANK
lln avenue. Rates rensonnbie.
P. ZEIGLER. Pioprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR IX, L. ft W.
passenger depot. Conducted on tho Eu.
rorcan plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
1 AVJYE1i
ri'.ANK E. ROYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Counellor-nt-l,nw Rurr building, roonn
13 nnd II, Washington nvenue.
WILLARD. WARREN ft KNAPP, AT-
tornevs and Counsellors-nt-Law. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
JESSUP ft JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law Commonwealth
oiuiuing. Booms 1. 20 and 21
JASIES W OAKPORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Rooms ril, 515 and 510, Board of
Trado building.
t B REPLOGI.E, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mcars' Iiulldlng. corner Washington
nvenuo nnd Spruce street.
JASIES J. II. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-at-Lnw
.101 Commonwealth building,
Scrnnton.
EDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms 003-f0t. Oth floor, Slears building.
L A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
502 Board of Trado building, Scrantot ,
Pa.
C. II. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth building, Scranton, IV.
PATERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS'
Nntlonnl Bank building.
C COSIEGYS, 9-13
building.
REPUBLICAN
A W. BERTHOLF,
Steals' building.
ATTORNEY,
MIDWIFE
SIRS GABLE, GRADUATE SIIDWIFE,
131S Washburn street, Scranton. En
gagements solicited. Rooms nnd best
nttendance for a limited nUmbei ot pa
ttcntu. PHrSICIANS AND SURQCONS
rrTc.1,7 ieyT"sFr7ntons.va ings
Bank Building, 12j Wyoming u venue.
SIARY A SHEPHERD, Si. D HOME
opathlst. No. 22S Adams avenue
DR. W. E ALLEN, 512 NORTH WASH
lngton avenue.
DR. R. TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, coruci Wvomlng
avenue nnd Spruce street, Scranton.
Olllco hours Thursdays and Satuidtis,
9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
DR L Sf. GATES. ROOSIS, 2U7 AND M
Board of Trade Building. OHlcu hours,
8 to 9 n. m . 2 tj 3 und 7 to 8 p m Resi
dence, 309 Madison uvenuo.
DR C. L FREAS SPECIALIST IN"
Rupture. Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion Olllco telephone UCJ. Hours 10 to
12, 2 to 4 7 to 9
DR. S W. L'ASIOREAUX OFFICE 3.19
Washington avenuo. Residence, 131S JI11L
bcrrj Chronic diseases, lungs, heait,
kldnecs und genlto-urlmry organs a
specialty. Hojrs, 1 to 4 p m.
W G. ROOK VETERINARY SUU
geon Horses, Cattlo ami Dogs treated.
Hospital, 12t Linden street. Scranton
Telephone 2u"2
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OP THE LACKAWANNA,
Scianton. Pa Courses preparatoij to
college, lave , medicine or business. Opens
Sept 12 Send foi cilnlogun Rev. Thom
as SI. Cann, LL D . Walter H. Hitoll,
A SI
frros
G. R CLARK .S. CO., SEEDSIEN ANP
Nursermen, sto-o Hfi Washington ave
nue, green house, 1U30 Norh Main ave
nue; store telephone 7S2
WIRE GCHf-CNS
JOS KUKTTEL. REAR Ml LACKA
wanna averuc, Scranton, Pa, manufac
turer of Wire Scieens
MISCCI.'NIZOUS
BAu7:RbRCHLSTRA!l7s7t5 l"oll
balls, picnics panics, receptions, wed
dings and o nccrt work iiirnlshed. Poi
terms nddiess 11 J Bauer conductor,
117 Wjomlng avenue, ovci Hulbcrt n
music btorc.
SIF.GARGEE LHOTHERS PRINTFRS'
supplies envelopes paper Ings, twin.
Warehouse jju Washington avenuo.
Scranton, Pi.
MHS."u"t"' KElETirSCAIp"'! REA'IN
ment, 50c , shampooing f.Uc , facial
massage, manicuring, 21c , chiropody .01
Qulr.cy.
,,.cjTy,$AXJr.n,GER-
A.n. itHinita cleans privy vaults
and cess pools no odor. Improved
pumps used A BRIGGS proprietor
Leave oideis 1100 Noith Main avenue
or Elcke's drug stoic corner Adams and
JIulbeirv. Teh phono 9310
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN FIND BOARD
with private fnmll). Homo comforts
213 N Main nvenuo
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh VsiIIjv K.iltro.ii Jsystcm
In Effcet Nov 11. H9S
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
Foi Philadelphia nnd Now uik )a D
& II. It It . nl ' 43 a 111 .'lid 12 01, 2.1S "7
BlncK Diamond Expiess nnd 11 Co p. m
SundajB. D .v. 11 . 1 5 7 is p. m.
Foi Whlto Haven llulcton, Poltsvllle
nnd principal points in the eoti region i
via D. & 11 R R H' 2 1b ami 4. '7 ii m
For Bethlehem lesion Reading Jhu
ilsburg and in toe Ipal intcrmcdlato sta
tions la I A. H R R ti u H ni l.'til
2 IS 4 27 lilnik Dlamonii K.xpiess ll.ii)
Hund"is, D & H 1.3S. 7 IS p. ni.
Foi Tunkhanimck, Tow.ind.i Elmlra
Ithaca Geneva nnd pilmipai inteiuudl
ato stalons via 1J . I. .1: W R u s0
a m , 12 rJ and u 36 p m
For Gcliuv... itethestii Uultulo Niag
ara Palls ciilinMi and till points west Mi
D & 11 R R 12 01. loi BlacU Diamond
Expiess. lu 41 und 11 30 p in bumiuvs D
.v. H . 11 43 n m 7 4i p ni
Pullman iuuIoi an I sleeping or Lehiuh
Valley pulor ens o nil trains beiwe-n
Wllkes-Bairi' and New Yoik Plilladil
phla. Rulfalo and Suspension Bridge
1 ROLLIN H WILBUR. O.n Sunt.
Somli Bethlehem Pi
CHAS. H' LEE. Gen Pass. Agt.. 2u Coit-
land stieet Now York.
A. W. NONES1AC1IER. Division Pass-
engcr Agent, bouth Bethlehem, Pa
For tlckots mid Pullman losun.itlons
apply 300 Lnckawanna ave., Sornnton. Pa,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
sV
Schedule 1 1 I'll-ct A1' m. isnt.
Trains Loavo Wilkos-Darro as Fol.
tovs:
7.30 a. m wook (lays, for Stinbur
Harrltburg, Phlladalphla, Daltl.
moro, Washington, and for Pitts,
burg and tho Wa3t.
10.15 a. in., wook days, for Hazlotort,
Pottnvlllo, Roadlng, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsbursr, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitta
burg and tho West.
0.12 n. m , dally, forStinbury, Harris
burK Philadelphia, Baltlmoro,
Wathlnrrton, and Pittsburs and
tho West.
O'OO p. m., wook days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. K. WOOD, tlen'l Pas. Aaent.
JJtnUTCHjNSOV. tleneral M"ngn"
- Del.. Lnckn. niul Wostorn.
Effect Monday, Nov. II, 1S9S.
iinlns Icavo Scratitcn as follows: Ex.
, .J ,."'"' JO'" "ii" nu points east,
1 10, 3 (n). 10, S 00 and 10 03 a in ; 12 65 ana
4 41 p. m
11.17X,11'C'S,'' fr Easton, Trenton, Phllaelol.
,, io"rid lll outh, 5 10, 8 M) and 10.03 a,
m ' , 12 Tj and 3 3J p. m.
1 uti) iiniinu uccommodatlon, 6.10 p. m.
inWrr?'' f.or Ulnglinmton Oswego, El.
I","', horning, Bath. DunsMllo. Mount
Mnrrli, .,,! llulTnlo, 1210, 2 33, 9.00 a. m.J
tioni n. f.CV'. '" '""king close connoc-
,,," UuiTdlo tu nil points In tho west,
vv'n.r1 nni1 southwest.
i!imA.nK,.on accommodation, 3.10 p. m,
vii lmtn" uml wnS stations, 1.03 p. m.
.Nicholson orcomtnodntlon, 5.10 p. m.
a& 8 for,Ctlci in d lllclineld Spring,
ti?-m'nnd 1'IB P "I'
iv,nci5' 2.2?' !MW " ln anJ 1-K P. m
1,'" rs,,J1r'humborlnnd, Plttston. Wllkes
ei'iiV. '. l11imou,h Bloomsburg nnd Dan
tii ,i,'i nkilt,B closo connections at North.
ViniHi.""1 ,f..r Wlllininsport, Harrlsburg
I''yt'm,orc'.Wn,'l'liiRton and tho south.
iim,u rAm,!,:rIllul ',ml intermediate sta.
nous, fioo 100: n m and 153 nnd 5 40 p.
ii1$a"",co.lv0 and intcrmcdlato stations,
rnL,!".'1 "I0,"- "l Plj mouth and Inter
u?l ,c 3tatl"ns, 3 33 and 8 00 p. m. Fot
Kingston, 12 5; p. n,
1 uiimnn pnrlor and sleeping coaches on
all evprers trains.
tJi.?r ,,e'alIed Information, pocket time
!a.'cs' elc. npplv to SI L. Smith. Dls
met Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
Dciluw.irj And lltidsou.
c".,Hun,1nv. V,ch- 5th- 'rains will leav
Scranton ns follows-
For ' Cuibondalc 20, 7 53, S 5J, 10.13 a.
m' ; noon, 12t. 2 20. 3 52, 5 23, 6.23, 7.57,
9 1 . 11 00 n m ; 1 M a m
For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
ton New England points, etc. 0.20 u. m ,
2.20 n in.
For Honesdale-C 20, 30 1J a. m; 2 20,
3 lo j). m
For Wllkcs-Barre 6 43, 7 IS. S.41. 9:W
10 11 a m 12 03, 1 23, 2 1R, 3 33, 1 27, 6 10,
T.4S. 10 II, 11 TO p m
For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley Rallroad-fi 43 a. m., 12 0J.
12S 4 27 p. m ; with Black Diamond Ex
press, il .'0 p. m.
For Ponnsvlvanla Railroad points, 6 43,
on. m ; 2 IS, I 27 p m.
For western points via Lehigh Valley
Rnilrond 7 4S o m , 12 01, 3 33, with Black
Diamond Expiess 10 41, 1130 p. m.
Train will nrrlve In Scranton an fol
lows. From Cnrbondnlo and tho North C 40,
7 41. S3S, 111 W3S. H5S n m.; 1.23, 215.
123 1.21, 3 11 7.H. 10 3S. 11.27 p. m.
Prom Wllkes-Bnrro and tho South-6 15,
7 1?, SIS, W OS 1153 H m.l 1.18. 2.14 3 4S,
5 20, 21. 7 53, 9 03 10 03 p m : 1 13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carbondalo 9 07, 11.33 p. m ; 1 53,
3 W, 5 51. 9 51 p m
For WIlkes-Barro-n IS, 1143 a. m.: 1.33,
3 2s, 3 II, 7 IS p. in.
Lowest rates to all points In United
States nnd Canada.
.1. W. BURDICK. O. P. A , Albany, N. Y.
II. W CROSS, D P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Central Knilrnrut ot New Jcrsoy
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Stations In New Ycrk Foot of Liberty
trett, N. Il and South Ferry, Whitehall
street.
Anthiuclto coal used exclusively, insur
ing cletnllness nnd comfort.
T1SIE TABLE IN EFFECT NOV 20, ISIS.
Trains lemo Scranton for Plttston,
Wtlkcs-Barro etc., at 8 o0, 10.10 a. m , 1.20,
2 '3 3 20, 7 10 p. m Sundays 9 00 a. m,
1 00, 2 IB, 7 10 P m
For Lnkewood and Atlantic City, 810
Vor New Yoik, Newark and Elizabeth,
8 30 (cMiress) n m 1.20 (express), 3 20 (ex.
puss) p m Sundays, 215 p m Train
lcav Ing 1 2'i p m . arrives at Philadelphia.
Reading Terminal, 7.03 p. m., and Now
Foi' Slauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethle
hem Easton and Philadelphia, 8 30 n. .n.,
1 "it '"! 20 p in. Sundays. 2.13 p m.
For Bultlmoro and Washington, and
nnlnts south and west via Bethlehem,
!oa m. l'-0p m Sunil.os. 215 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc , at
S 'A a m.l 20 p. in.
For Reading, Lebanon nnd Harrlsburg,
i Allentown. 8 30 a. m., 1 20 p. m. Sun-
d Por'Pottsv'llle, S 30 a. in , 1.20 p. m
He tinning. Icavo New York, foot of Llb
,.ul,,.,J".',Vr,.., itu,.r nt 4 no mo rx.
pre Is ) a. m ', 1-30 (express) p. m. Sundays,
4 "lVl'v "'"New York, South Terry, foot
Whitehall street at 9 03 a in , 1 25 p. m.
Passengers arriving or depirtlng from
tils terminal tan connect under cover
with all the elevated railroads. Broadway
S.1.10 ca" and ferries to Brookln and
S u un lslan.ls making milck transfer to
ami from Grand Cential depot und Long
JphHauilpWa Reading Terminal.
Tin ro. 3 OOP in Sundas, 6 la p. m
Thiough tickets to all points East
South "und West nt lowest rate at tho
"Wl" OLHAUPEN. Ccn Rupt.
J it p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Ast.
I'a-Ig und Wyoming Valley.
Tlmo Tablo In Effect Sept. 19th. 1S9S
Trains le i e bcranton for Now ork.
New burs and intermediate, points on
Crle rnlhoad. also foi Haw ley and local
nolnts,at7 0.1a m and 2 23 p m. Trains
mrlvc at Scranton f'ora above points ut
10 "3n m, and 313 and 9 0s p. in.
StmATO."V DIVISION.
Ill lllfcct Orlober aotli. 1SHS.
Nnrtli Bound. south Bound.
205 201 J01SOu
a ii 8uuons y
K V. I 5 Q
Iu i uiArrlvo Leave i u
rsi" Y Tranklln St .... 7 41 .
Tin'West 4ind street .... 755 ,
700 Weehawken .... 810 .
a u p n Arrive Leave p m r
10 li l P e atlosR 2 ib tso
J0 4U .. ioi Hancock .... un 4 35
10 31 .. 12 ti) Btmll.'lit .... i'2i ill
to vi ... Wei l'rcston l'nrlc .... 2J1 t&i
10 15 1240 WlMITOOd .... i.'4l60V
Id o- .... l.'S'i I'ojMelle .... 250 514
(ifo... 13 1 Orson ... umI evj
H40 ... Ui.1 riensant Mt, ... s6 B."
9 C... IKS' Unlonclalo ., 809, 5DI
U.1)... ll 4i' lorcstcity ... 111160
(i in . mi, CAibindnle .... 331 5U
iio: iii'u White lirldgo .. M38,fiM
qui ni."i Mayllcid Uislem
hv ... ll .'1 Jcrmyn .... 145 103
N53. Ill"' Archibald .... 381 l
8.V0... 1115 VUliloii .... SM61J
H4S II 11 rcckvlllft , .. SMia
t-4.' hit, uiyiuut 4 Of aset
H4J.... ltov lllceburg ... 4l'7e21
US . 11 01 'lluonp . 4U fcv7
Gil.... llcKii Proviileiice . in HI
b.'i:.. Iiwrl park Place .... f l r 83
S30 10M i-craniou .. 4 A a Sc
a ul a u Leave Arrlie rue u
. ,,.' i
t Mirnliies that trains stop on elk'ntl fcr pas.
engers
1 1 alas 3U and 2no Euuday only, Otbr ti alnk
dallj except Fundiey.
ecuro latrs via Ontario Westeri before
put chasing tickets and savo money.
Inoujh Wacitr ourr.l s'per am; free i.
dining chair car New oik to Chleitj w Uotit
change. Pnajenger Htjj lljluzcii tu
a'tvuCculuI r .11 lie.
J O. Anclercon, Oen.Hss Act.
T, Flltcroft, BIT, i'ess, t,boraoCn, pa.
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