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THE SOUANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY, JLOUUKUAKY 18, ISi)9.
BEYOND QUESTION
BUSINESS EXPANDS
A GENUINE AND SUBSTANTIAL
ENLARGMENT IS APPARENT.
Btato of Tmdo Duo to tho Unex
ampled Prospority of a Growing
Population Unusual Demand for
Iron and Stcol Causos Advance In
Prices No Fictitious Call Has
Caused tho Rise in Grain Cotton
nnd Wool Booming.
Now York. IV1. 17. H. ! Dun &
Co.'h weekly review of trade will way
tomonou ;
rtouinl question business li expand
ing, nnd In many brandies It In laiger
notwithstanding speculative combina
tions which ti-nil to lotluie It. All
linmnpulUs, or attempted monopolies,
stimulate- business while tlicy aie com
ing, but tend to stillo It after the
mine, and tlu timing of cnmhlnutloivi
and tt nets Willi h have been lonned or
Pioposoil have given a tompoiury. but
rty iiucMloiinbl" Impi tus, to ttadr.
Hut boyoml tin- inllne-nce of these llicie
I it genuine and substantial inluiB'
ment or business, due- to the unex
implod piospoiltv of a growing popu
Intlon The week's output of pig lion F. b.
1 uns 2,l7,n tons. against JU.f.li'. Jan.
1 nnd ;.l.i.i2S Dfp 1 The iiveiuge we-ek-l.
production thus Indicated was about
1 OilO tons, giiutu in .luutini.v than In
December, and the unsold storks wpio
ipdured IJ.fi" I tons In .liinunrj. ngnlnst
7 119 In Deee-iubci, -o tli Jt tb- appar
ent consumption In iimtiufnettiic- was
in .tiiiumij. 1 UOOT't tons, ngiittisi 1 oas,-
170 111 Dece-lubcl The stoppage of sev
einl luinaoi fin tn'i -ss.uv ippalrs at
a tlnip when Hip ilpuinud Is most press
lug has mused Mime fear of famine),
although ipiite n iiumbu of either fur
ores have- stinted since I-Vb 1, or are
about to start. Pig lion ha adv.inced.
but tin- liugest consumption e-vvr re
eoitlpd In any month Is. In p.ut. dttp
to the luf-tj piiiilmse-s of pioducts
about to be contiollpd or advanced in
pi Re by a combination. Theio are "-o
many of these In Hip lion and steel
Industry that the pie?"iit maikpt does
not clearly ludlcatp the magnitude of
dpinand and disappointment In some
bi.incbps Is not Improbable. Hut the
llse of l In steel mlH with the piitlio
lapiclty of nil woiks engaged until
lifter July 1 Is not unnatural nor thp
mength in plates foi which the legiti
mate deiiinnd Is hejond all pueedent,
and the same Is tiue of bars, the quan
tity requited for eats, railway and
agtlcultui.il Implement woiks being
i-noimous In pipe the association llft
i'd pi ices .. per cent, with a eiy he.u y
order from Indiana gas work, as does
the expected combination in sheets
tiii: uistn ix chain
Xo lletltlnus demand has caused the
line in Kialn, lor the expoits continue
s heavy In wheat and corn that the
advance of Si4e in wheat Is abundant
ly justified and the rlsp of c. In corn
seems scarcely enough for the occasion.
Atlantic exports have been retaideil bv
the bllzaid but have been 2,2C..71j
bushels Hour Included, against 3,142,037
last year, and for the crop year thus
far the exports including flour ha
been 15b,7S7.710 bushels against 143,714.
II.' Inst jeir. AVhoti It Is icnic mbeietl
that the epnrts of corn are almost
as huge as tln largest ever known
theio Is u-ason lor astonishment at the
' ununited following demand. It per
sists in spite of the stiong advance In
prices heie tinco Sept. 1 is most en-
oui aging.
Xor does the foielgn demand for cot
ton abate, though the price has again
been lnised 30G during tho past week.
Tho expoits have decreased some but
the controlling fact Is that a remark
able shrinkage In lecelpts from plan
tations appears to indicate a smaller
vield than has hlthcito been expected.
Tho heavy demand for goods helps to
advance prices just now, nlthough no
nuranee can be given that the de
clining pi Ices will not presently checl:
that demand.
There Is much more inqulty for wool,
mid tho manufacturers have a larger
demand for heavy weight goods but
thpy maintain that thev cannot pay
pikes now c'emnndeJ for wool, and
most of the purchases made appeal to
have been nc Mime concessions. Sales
at the 2 chief maikets were C.160,200
pounds which Is about the weekly
consumption with eastern mills well
employed but they were partly on spec
ulative account and in fine and fine
medium teirltoiy sails are mentioned
at 40 cents cleaned and in Ohio at 3'
ents and upwards. The minor metals
hae been tunning weaker with a le
nctlon in London, although the Indus
tries have shown no abatempnt of de
mand In this, (ountrj and the iie In
prices here Is laigely due to inci eased
lonsuniptlon.
Failures for the week Imp been 17S
In the United States agalnt '.r, last
year, and IS In Canada against 33 last
year.
AT HER EXPENSE.
She "Oh, well, I suppose, jou blleve
everything jou sec in the Bible'."
lie "lJxi'31-t some ut the dates In the
family record." Boston Transcript.
5Irt. Xaglclgh "I buppose ou nin snt
Irfleil now that jou made a mistake
when jou man led me."
- Mr. Nnglelgh "I made the mistake all
right, but I'm satisfied. " Ilrooklyn Lite.
Wife "What would you do If jou had
no wlfo to look after your ineudlnir, I'd
likn to know ""
lluslinnd "On? Why, In that case I
i ould afford to buy new clothes." Lon
don Figaro.
Very few women think so much of
their first husbands beforp ns they do af
ter marriage with their second Boston
Transcript.
Somothing Wrong.
"This hat won't do"
"It Is very becoming to you, madam."
"Yes, but it Is too large."
"Too Luge' It fits jou perfectly."
"Thp price Is what Is too large." Chi
ngo Hecord.
Tho Grip Cure That Does Cure.
Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets re
moves the muse that produces La
Grippe. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each Tablet. 25c
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
Oldest Establish;.! House In the Cit).
Dealers In bTOCKS, COTTON, OttAIV anil
PKOVlslONS, on mur.'la or lor delivery.
OPFICE: Room 309 on J no Hoard ol TraJe
llulldln;, tcrantnn, I'm
1. Q. LA BAH. L. F. FULLI3U
IN TUB PLAY HOUSES.
Next "Wook at Academy.
Commencing next Monday, Feb, 20,
the talented nnd popular actress, Miss
Mnudc Hlllman, will play a weeks' en
gagement at the Academy of Music at
popular prices, opening Monday nlnht
with the comedy drnmn, "Special De
livery," to bo followed by a rcpertolro
of plays never before seen at cheap
prices nnd each will be staged with
special scenery and clccttlcal effects,
carried by tho company, of which th?v
have a car load, Miss Hlllmnn's jup
portlng company this season Is com
posed of talented players, among whom
are J, Gordon Hdwurds, Finnk Hol
land, H. Q. Kmery, W A. Dillon, liar
ly Uiooks. George nextord, FianU
Fay, Helen Frost, Sussctto Wlllj-, Eni
ma Do Wenle nnd othcis. Many new
mid pleasing sprclnltles are lntlodui.pl
at each performance. Mutlnees will be
given dally, commencing Tuesday.
Seats for the engagement are cm wile
now.
Metropolitan Burlosquors.
Sheildiin nnd Faust's highly ucces.
fill cxtiavaganza otganlzatlon, the
".Metropolitan Ilurlesqucr," Is the
leading nttiactlon at the Gaiety, com
mencing Monday matinee, Feb. 20. The
company Is conceded on all sides to be
one of the best now tiavclllig. Aside
from the fact that the programme Is
composed In tin1 conventional manner
of two butlesques with n variety of
olio sandwiclnd In between them, the
show possesses few points ot similar
ity to most of its kind. It might be
tiuthfullj cnlled a double company,
for Its membership Includes a. band
of colored peiformeis us well ns "some
twenty white burlesquers. The open
ing act Is tailed "The Iteiinlon of Xa
tlons," and ceives to lntioduce the en
tile companv In 11 pleasing mixture of
songs, dnucis nnd otlieis diversions.
"I'lollcs in a Cafe c'hnntant" Is the
com lulling skit. One of Its featmes s
the leinatkable acrobatic act of Nel
son, (Jllnsertettl and Demonlo
Tueday night a performance will be
givim at the Oaletv beginning at It
o'clock, at which the election leturns
will be lead
Digby Bell's New Play.
The announcement that 011 Tuesday,
Feb. 21, Dlgby Hell will be t-eeli at
the Ljceuni theater In 11 new play bv
the author of "Little Lord Fnuntleioy,"
' i:meialda." etc.. will piove a sotuce
of mote than oidlnnry Intel est and
plcasute to his muneious admlreis In
"Joe Huist, Gentleman," Mrs. Uumett
has succeeded In meeting the views ot
both panics. A more beautiful, moie
romantic storv could not well be con
structed The love Intel est, without
which mi plu ban evei been success
ful, is all poweiful It Is replete with
comedy, affoidlng lelaxatinn after the
mine serious episodes.
i'i.i;asant as a "akamhi ui von
Stuns Pineapple Titblcts .mi nut a naus.
eous compound but pleasant pi llets tint
dissolve on the tongue like u lump ot
sugar, just as simple Just as harmless,
but a potent alder to digestion and tlm
pieventlon of all the ailments in he
stomach's category ol tioubles Act di
re etlv on the digestive org ins Helle.e
In one daj 3" cents. Sold b Matthews
Bros, and W T riiuke .1",
THE MARKETS.
Will Stieet Review.
Hv Asseieliited I'ress
New Veuk, Fib 1J The l Wi rp nil
Vaiices In Htoek pllces tciduj .villi ll vvcie
matirlal in the stand ml siocks nnd the
marke-t left ott luiojaut at tin. hist
Transactions teachid mailv 11 mllli'in
shares for the llrst tune in some weci.s
Pome li sitincj was inaiuh t at the
opening In view of the possibilltv ot for
eign developments which mlKhl tollovv ho
ileath of the meslcKut of the French i
publle Tim fiiictlinnil declines In the
London and local m.ukets weie checked
when I'arls appctnl ns a bujer In L011
don which had a, leassiiilng effect No
tlce.iblj weak fcatuics in the i.illv ttad
Ing wen Siig.u Tobacco and lluillngtou
These stocks nin .iftei anothei wire
taken In hand and rallied will nhove last
night Mans tiaders viewed the action
ot yesterdavs market as Indicating a
tcsumptlon of a bull movement and pur
chased stocks Main ot the l.nge brokers
were Instrumental in advancing prices to
d U and commission house business vas
consldei.iblv laigcr than of late with
mnnv sold out bulls taking hold again
Jotal jks were 1l":wo slmtes The liund
market hetrajed u lualtlifut tone In all
quarters with the absniptlon of the spi e -ul.itlvp
Issues ver marked Tofil s.iies
wile $.'.1J0.
Hv J It, L. Carilngtim Co
New York Feb. 17 -Notwithstanding
Loudon came in cousidirablj helou p.nltv
our murkit opened fractlouallv above
closing prices and held slicing through
out tho gieater part of the daj. M. U.
was a Vudlmr fe.ituie se.lllng up to Jll
ve still advise the purchase- and we be
lli ve It will sell at in and probably 100
points higher than It Is tmlaj 'I he tmv
lug Is of most cnnlldent nnd ppisliitvnt
I b irnc-tei unil ccitaln lnteicsls who have
this stock well 111 hand advise tlieie Is no
question but what It will sell at Sim and
probably :) before the end of the- ear.
The marki l tculav shown! an iinderlviiig
Heme nt of great strength The general
linptesslon before the opening was that
the st-dden death of President Fuure of
the French republic would have an et
tcet cm all our securities biought about
bj the unsettled eondltlou ot Hie Hiuo.
peati m irkets Tile tact that It had quite
II contrarj effect shenved oui entile In
dependence" of loicign Inline tires el
the event occuried sU months ago thero
Is no question but what wc should have
had a sharp decline but the ht.ivv selling
by Europe has cleaned their markets of
the gieatei part of our speculative
securities. The floating supplj of stuck
In London has been rcdi'nd to such a
point that It Is dllllciilt to hot row sto It
against sales and In eonseeiuence the In et
Isli nncratois ate cut olT lrom dealings
All tills undoubtedly had a good cfle'ct
on conditions here While we do not be
lieve buvlmr 011 stroiiL- snorts in l,i I...
Ileve that the market Is one that sho ild
bo puuhased on all periods of weakness
Wp hip verv bullish on the roal storks
nnd believe that He ailing llrst pre ten id
and Ontario and Western are all t,rent
puu-hases e-vcii at tin prise nt prin As
ou know wp bavi been persisteutlj luill
lsh on I'nlon I'arlllc. Anv one who tales
the trouble to examine Into the condition
of the companj cannot but be Impressed
with the) favorable outlook The common
It held through weak snots should In
good for 2J points during tin ear It will
make a recoid similar to Omaha nnd will
probably pnv more dividends In the next
live eirs than the Omaha companv will
nav Wp advise pine bases 011 Missouri,
Kansas and Te.sns common and pre
ferred We are advised that a movement
of some ningnltude will st.nt m t week
market conditions being favorable and
the preferred around 3a Is a gtn.it pur
chase Darlington and Qulnrv runtlniies
strong and advances easllv The origin i
bull pool engineered bj- Mr. Keeno bos
gotten out and the having now conies
from Hoston sources who nre talking 17)
and above for It. It Is dangerous how
ever, until It has had some m iterl'il let
b.ick. Southern I'arlllc and Southern
Hallway piefert-d and Central 1'nelllr
can both bo purrhaied with suridv of
getting good profits If hold The move
ment In the Giangers whlrh we advised
was probable vt ste rduv showed up In good
shnpe both Hoik Island nnd St I'aul
scoring oulrk and sham ndvanoes Tho
onlv wenk spot about tin- market we see
Is Manhattan nnd no materlnl dorllne
Is likely In that until thr new stocks Is
sue bc)nies lilnuil It Is possible tin re
may he some decline In Pacille Mail It
lias been hnurht quite freelv on theoiv
that the subsidy bill would be p,iiil
Our nilelc e-s are that theic Is no likeli
hood of It dililuH this session of mnKress
and as soon ns tlm knowledge bee onus
gnu ral llnutdntltn mas carrj tho pilce
down somewhat Nrxt Wednesduy being
Washington's blithday we are Inellned
to think theie will bu a pretty general
. evening up of contracts between now und
The People's
maAAMMmMAmMM0MWM
AI'OPULAIt CLEARING HOUSC for the Ilcncnt of All Who
Have Houses to Rent, Real listnte or Other Property to
Sell or Ilxclinnitc, or Who Want Situutloim or Help These
Small Advertisements! Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
rive Cents u Word lixeept Situations Wanted, Which Arc In.
sorted Tree.
FOR RENT
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5-llOOM FLAT, MODKUN. CO.Ml'LUTi.',
tUW M. II. HULUATi:.
s-hoom JiorsTj, ni:v, moduknT &.
M. if. HOl.UATi:.
s-nooji Hoi'sn. mouiTiTn.-i'ossi:s-
,. ..I.1!'.11 March 1st, J21W. M. ll. Uul.
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9-hoo.M iiob'snrrossi'.ssioN mahcii
1st. JJJ0O. M. 11. HOLGATi:.
lo-nooM nousi:. quixcy avu jaw.
M.ll llOHlATi:.
10-KOOM llOrFnTsTKAMTlUAT. $!u0
.M. II. HOLOATU.
n-noosi imicic. stuam mkat
trtil, $r.0. M. II. IIOI.OATK.
CDN-
MOUL'U.V HOMi: RTONK. 8TKAM
hent, tenttnl $,') 00 M. II. HOLGATi;
STOItnsj. M, $23. $M$7S. $10) TO Jli PlJIl
month. At. 11. HOLGATi:, Common
wealth Hiilldlng
LANDLOHDS SKHKINO TENANTS, Ott
.. .t-eiiants seeking houses should see
llAOKF.TT.
IIAJ'KKTT HAS LOW, MEDIUM" AND
high priced houses.
hack ctt 'has Mom: tT:nants
than houses, oillce I'rlco liuildlng.
UAItN WITH HOOMR-FOR LIVING
purposes. 11ACKLTT. 1'rke nulIUlng.
I'on nn.NT-sToiti: and 5 flooiis.
aii Wyoming avenue. Can be rented
singly or together Rlcvitor If desired.
Jl vv. Squire. 2JJ Jeffirson avenue.
FOIt i:UNT-STOI!L nOOMOVEH M7
Lackawanna avenue. Plate Glass
inmt. luqulte Krotoskv Uros
1 on itLNT-uorsns nos to and C12
1 . 1, ,!,r"1 "iisliliigtrii avenue litlow cltj
liuildlng Suitable for plijslcians' otllees
nJiur-J,bleiiee. Applj to llenrj llclln, Jr ,
401 Connc-n Ilullding
FOIt HDNT-STOItlJ iToOmT NO 207
.,.,.,.". I1 .Washington avenue loimerlv
i.."'','1 by J- '. auern&cy. Steam
ff;';. elevator lent entrance. For terms
avetii Joafs Uros , 11 Lackawanna
I'OU RKNt-my RESIDENCE COR
,, ,r or,,Vasilngton avenue nnd Olive
r,iV c. A." modern Impu vtinents. In
3r!f. S- Mo'iis, No. Wi N Washington
!cvi I, ', or J1"i'ls Uros'. Shoe Stole, No.
c-u Lackawanna uvi-nn,
I'OU HENT-TWO TLOORS. 40xS1.
'eat Included, centinllv located, low
lent.
inquire 117 I'enn avenue.
1'OH RENT-IIOFSE (21 MAPISON
... axe"m-. steam heat, everv convenl
t'lce Apply Owens I!ro till Mndlsotl
avenues
T?.i',o,:s '-v COMMONWEALTH
, '"'"dhig; single 100ms and suites for
iPim of ve.uH Wth vau1ts- one suite of
six connecting olllccs with three vaults
,ni. Cl'sultcs of two olllces, each with
,i ' . AI"derate price Ilellnlshed to suit
tenants lnqmrc Ilt room m on (,!), floor.
FOR RENT-Di:SK ROOM OR silAItE
or olllces, second floor, front. Coal
Lxchmge Call at loom II
ro'J- , KENT-SECOND FLOOR, 701
Qulncy
I upsdav and for that leason do not ad
vise purchases to any gnat extent at mo
ment The Interests of the street -iro
lempotaiily on tho bull side of the muiket
and liquidation would undriibtedlv cause
somewhat of a decline. Market closed
stiong.
T-f!V?,?Al.ons furnished by LARATt ft
FULLER, stock, grain nnd cotton brok
ers rooms 209 and 210, Hoard of Trade
building, Scianton, I'a.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing est. est Ing.
Am Cot. Oil .
Am Sug Re g Co
Atc-h , To. A: S. I'e
A T & S. F I'l
Am Tobacco Co .,
Rrook It T ...
Can Southern . .
N ,T Central ....
Che-s Ac Ohio ...
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Gen Electric
Louis & Nash
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Phil & Read .
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Hid. Asked.
Rcrnnton & Pittston Trao. Co.
24
First National lianu
Elmhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savings Pr.nk
Pcrnnton Packing Co
Third National Bank
'ihroop Novellj Mfg. Co
Fcranton Railway Co
Dime Dep. & Dls Hank
Economy Light Heat & Pow-
ei Company
Scranton Illuminating, Heat
& Power Company
Scranton Foiglnc Co
Tinders' National Hank
Lackn Lumber Co
Luck Trust (b Hlfe Dcp. Co..
Mnosle Mountain Coal Co
Scranton Paint Co
Clark A- Snover Co., Com
Clark & Snover Co., IT
Carson Coal Co
Scranton Axle. Woiks
Scr. Iron Fence & Mfg Co...
BONDS.
Scrn'nton Pass. Rnllway, first
mortgage, due 1120
Pe-nlo's Street Railway, first
too
233
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ISO
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80
400
125
100
80
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mortgage, due IMS 115
Peoples street iiauway. uen
ttal mortgage, duo 1W1
115
Dlrkbon Manufacturing Co ..
Lncka Township School 5 ,
City of Scranton SI Imp C..
Mt. Vcinon Coal Co
fcranton Axle Works
Scranton Tiaetlon 6 bonds...
Carson Coal Co
100
102
102
65
100
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10s
Philadelphia Ornln nnd Produce.
Philadelphia. Feb. 17. - Wheat I'll,
chant el, contract grade, Februnrj 75a
7Wjc Corn V-in i)4e. lower; No 2 mined
I iibruary fiiiW,a rutH Firm; No a
white) clipped, JSUntOc; No. .1 do, do,
S'ul-ir Buttei Fair demand, steady;
Inuev western creamery 2i,r. do prints
2c. Lggs DjI1 and 10. Inwerj fresh, neur
b, 2)e , do. wofctcin. 20c; do. southwest
ern 2Se do snuthein, 2Sc. Cheese
Firm Rellned Sugars utet. unchanged
Cotton Steads. Tallow - Firm; elty
rrlme, In hossheads, lUalJ.c; couutty
Exchange.
REAL ESTATE.
HACKKTT HUYS, SELLS. RENTS AND
insures properij. couccia reins, eic.
IF YOI7 WANT TO 11UV. SELL OH
rent sco HACKKTT.
HACKKTT HAS RESIDENCE. HFSI
nees and farm properties, Oillce, Price
Building.
IIACK-KTT OFFERS HOME FOP.
Friendless property on Adams nvenuu
for sale.
BARGAINS IN SINGLE 110U8ES
HACKETT, Prlco Building.
BARGAINS IN DOFBLE HOUOF.S
IIACKETT, I'rlco Ilullding.
BARGAINS IN HFSINESS PROPER
ertles HACKETT, Price Building.
BARGAINS IN GRKEN RIDGE l'ROP
erllcs. HACKETT. Price Building.
$.1,000 WILL HUYS-ROOM HOUSE, CEN
tral. M. II. llOLGATE.
nWl WILL BUY NEW, DOUBLE
house. Qulncy nve.; steam heat. M.
11. HOLGATE.
t3,D00 WILL BUY D-KOOM SINGLE
house. Webster nve JI. It. HOLGATE
M.G00 WILL BUY DOUBLE HOUSE. W)
block, Washington nve. M It. HOL
GATE. 10.rtl0 WILL BUY LARGE NEW DOU
blo house, steam heat, Clay ave. For
particulars call at i.lllce M. II. HOL
GATi: fG,0) WILL BUY LARGE SINGLE,
house, central M II. HOLGATE
$10,000 WILL FUY MODEL HOME
largo lot. Clay ave. M. H. HOLGATE
$1,200 WILL BUY ll-ROOM HOUSE
Mulberry street M II. HOLGATE.
J.-..000 WILL HEY P-ROOM SINGLE
house modern Linden street M. II.
HOLGATE, Commonwealth Building
FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE AT 23".
Colfax avenue; Just ci mpleted All
modern improvements Herdwooel finish,
sanltarj- plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Price reasonable. Address Frank T.
Okell, 220 Broadway, New York city.
FOR SALE
$3oT 'casiT nrYsNuT'oufi'T'or
a dcsliablo cential cltj hoarding
house. Owner leaving citv. HACKETT
I'rlco Building
FOR SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Brothers' rooms. 7-S Burr
building. Goods the best, pMces the low
est, terms tne easiest. A call will con.
Inco nil.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For partlculais address Box J13,
Scranton, Pa
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR u
cents ut druggists. One gives relief.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
p7ri:ASANT?SUNNY RunPvmi
modern conveniences at 424 AIulbrrj
stieet. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
heat; all conveniences. 407 Madison
av enue.
FOR RENT-PLEASANT F'rtNlsTlED
rooms; convenlenres. Rooms from '1W
up, B22 Mulberry street.
do. do., birrels t'4c- , elaik, do.. 4c ; cakes',
Ce , greasi, J'al'sc. Live Poultrv l'l.in
nnd stead.v , old roosters 'iC . spring chick
ens, 12c . turkeys HalJc- , ducks, l!al2c
geeve, lOallc Dressed Poultij Firm,
low Is choice, 12c , do. fair to good, 11a
ll'.c , old loostcrs Sc , turkejs, choice
to fanc.v 12al3a do fair to good, Mille ,
durks, "JalOc Ri ceipts-riour 1 TOO bar
rels und ti.!) s.icKs. wheat, none, corn,
21,000 bushels1 oats. none-. Shipments
Wheat, none, corn, note, oats, r.mo tmsh
els. New York Grain and Produce Market.
New York, Fib 17. Floui-MuikU dl
elfled a weak undertone and stllers 10
n20c. apart and vers little demand, Min
nesota patents, filial 0T. Wheal Spot
linn. No. 2 led, bj'sc f o. li spot. No. 1
northern Nov Yotk Me f o b atloat, op
tions had c tlrm start on foreign dimnnd
lor .March but soon developed a weak
ness that lasted all daj. In nddltlon to
ei op news of a bearish chaiacter ong
win it camo out more freelj and hears ex
tended short accounts bj hamuli ting tlm
market vigorous!) , closeil 'eaUc net low
er and weak, March closed M'kc , Mav,
77c , July, 73e. ('cm Spot lirm, No 2,
42valt'2C f. o, b aflc at. options weakened
bnllj today by liquid itlon resulting fioni
prospective big iccclpis next week a
lieavj- Chicago stock and tin biiak In
wheat, closing c. lower, Mav closed
40V;. ; July 411-.P. Oats Spot quiet. No 2
.15' ji No 3, 35e., No. 1 white. Ac , No i
do, 37c, track white, 27alle. ; track mixed
western, 3o'ta)7c ; options Inactive Bti'
tcr Steadv ; western rieamerj. Mn22c ;
do. fnctorj-. llallc. , Elglns. 22c ; Imita
tion crennerv, IJale. state d.ilrv l!a21e.
do, crean ery lfia22e. Eggs Steadv.
state and Pennsj Ivnnl.i, 2'e , western
fresh, 24c; sct.thein 21c.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, Feb 17. Accumulating storks
and enlarging farmeis deliveries broue
the spirit of the bulls in corn todaj and
the heaviness of corn depressed wheat,
each cereal closing with a loss of 'ge.
Oats are 3.c ovver, piuvlslons a shade
lower nil mound. Cash quotation wero
ns lollows Flour- Dull nnd unchanged,
No 8 sluing wheat. i.7ti70c . No 3 do. do.
I.5n70c : No. i red, 72'i.a73c No. 2 corn, 14i
ii.'lc, No 2 vellow, JSaCV&c . No. 2 oats,
27s,p., No 2 white, 301-jaJle , No 3 do , 2J'-4
n30'4c ; No 2 ije. twVc. No. 2 barley. 42a
file. No 1 flax seed 117. N. W. Jl 20;
prime timothy ped..l 25. mess pork, $171
ti'J'ii. lard. $1 40j5 45; short ribs lii1a!V3;
1 salted shoulders, JijafaC ; short dear
,i"ia, wh'skej 1 2.1, sugars, eut loaf,
flu"., brunulatcd, 5 20
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago Feb 17 -Cattle-Slow , fancy
cattle, 3'0afi, medium steers, Jl.T.lat'u,
beef do.. Slat 70. stcckers and feeders. II rfl
at 70; bulls. 275il21, cows nnd heifers,
$3 30,i4, weste in fed steers. 4 Ma'.K; Ti as
do, $150a3, calves, S4n7 to. Hogs Weak:
fair to choice, 3 7.r.a3!iO, pocWng lots, lu:.
nl72k., mixed. i51aJ.N). butchers. $H.0a,
3 hi; light, 1 55a3 80; pigs, ti 25a1 70 Sheep
Steady, pool to prime sheep sold at J2 fl
nlfii), chletlj at 150a4: vein lings. l 2.1a
170; lambs. tlaSUI, largely 4.7iia5. Re-e-elitb-Cattle.
2,500 head, hogs, 28,000
head; sheep, 7000 head.
New York Live Stock Market.
NVw York, Feb 17. Beeves Lower;
steers, fair to choice, 3 30a" 00; oxen nnl
stags l23.ilC1. bulls 3 G0.il. 19, cows
221ill1 Veals Lower, otbets stench ;
veals, 1 iSTO: choice S.75; tons, D; fed
e-alvps. 1 h) it GO Sheep und Lambs
Steadv and lower sheep. Hat 50, lambs
H21a5.33 Hogs Slow and lower at I.10
also.
Buffalo Live Stock market.
East Buffalo. N. Y., Feb 17.-Cnttle-Steads.
Hogs Dull anil slow; good to
choice Yorkirs and light mediums l 01a
4 10, roughs 15O,i3C0, pigs, fair to choice,
1S0,i3'k). Sheep and Lambs Slow, lam'is,
choice to extra, 1.i5 15. culls and common,
3.5l4 40 sheep choice to selected welh
eis JI.50.i4C3, culls nnd common, 2 73a
3.23
East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty Pa., Teh n Cattle
Sieudv, extra, r.&iil"), prime, 3 21a5.5),
common, !50-i4 Hogs Slow: best mo
dlums and heavies tfl5al07'i; lieiuvy
Yorkers, fl.Ki3'.iG, pigs, 3.(vuJ.7n; roughs.
12 50.13 40. Sheep-Slow at unchanged
prices, choice Inmbs, 5 15o5 20, common
to good, lu5; veal calves, 7.i7.10.
Oil Market.
Oil City Pn Teb 17.-Credit balances,
11.15; ceitlflcates, no bid; shipments, C2,.
Ho barrels; tuns, 1.115 barrels
WANTED.
WANTED-RY YOHNQ COUPLE. 4 OR
5 moms for light housekeeping. Ad.
dress J,, C00 Council building.
WANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED. AN
establishes!, licensed country hotel.
Hotel, Tribune oillce.
WANTED-A COPY OF PECK'S His
tory of Wyoming. Win. L. Mnrcj. AI.
O., Dunmore, Pa.
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE FOR KENT
seo HACKKTT.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD
tenants, seo HACKETT
WANTED-CASE OF BAD HEALTH
that R.I-P.A-N-S will not benefit. Send
6 cents to Rlpnns Chemical Co., New
York.for 10 samples nnd 1,000 testimonials.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WE WANT TEN MEN WHO HAVE
hnd some expeilence us salesmen
Good chanco for the right parties. Call
or aililt ess. Room J. Arcade, cltj.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-LADY AGENTS TO SELL A
telebrated Corset and a line line of
skirts. Samples free. Agents make from
three to tlfteen dollars u da. J. K.
Wood, Sjracusc, TC. Y.
LADIES TO EMBROIDER-GOOD PAY-
Ing, casjp work sent to your homo,
write for snmplo and materials. Unique
Embroidery Co., 102 Fulton St., New York.
SALESMEN WANTED.
SALESMAN-! A DAY. NO CANVAS
sing No deliveries No collections.
Samples free. Side line or exclusive
Mlrs., 3"VI1 Market St , Phlla
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4'4 TO ti PKR
cent, sums to suit boiiovver James
Gardner Sanderson. 1003 Mears Bldg, cltv
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
(J) INVESTED NOW WILL EARN AT
least $v.oo ti our safo and sure sjstcm
of trading in Stock and Grain Maikcts.
prolits paid evirj 13 daj-s Write 1. Ball
Ac Co, 50 Broadwav New York
SAFETY IN SPECULATION-!) 1N
vestcd In grain 01 stork- bv mv sate
method plan will pnv $1 000 profits within
thirty elajs. lleferences turnlshed
Wrlto foi partleuluis RICHARD OLI
VER Banker nnd Bioker Chicago Stock
Exchange, Chicago.
LOST.
LTYESl'lTTtlJAY'AFTERNOO.Yf ON
Linden streit between Adam-4 and
Washington avenues, a puiso containing
large sum of mono and D V II. mile
age book. Rewaid if leturned to Scian
ton Conservatorv of Music
LEGAL
tTm: annual' mektingof' t'he
stockholders ot the LaiMiwanna Iron
and Steel Companj, foi the election of
directors and the transaction ol such
other business us maj- properlv come lie
foro tho meeting, will be held nt the ulllce
of tho eoinpanj, In the cltj of Scranton
Pennsylvania em Wcdne-silav. .Match 1st.
ISPs, at two o'clock p. m. The polls will
iemuln open for one liuui. The tiansfer
books will bo closed on Febiuaij 11. 1S9J.
and reopened on March 2. IS13
J P. HIGGINSON. Si eretarv.
Scranton, Pa., February 17 IV11
IN RE ESTATE OF ISAAC ELLIS
deceased In the Orphans' e'ouit of
Lackawanna countv. No .Tit!, Series A
The undersigned, un auditor appointed
by the Orphans' Couit of said county
to pass upon the exceptions llled to tile
second account of Murv E Ellis, nd
uiliilstratrK of said estate, and to ells
trlhutu anv balance found In her
hands, herebv gives notlc-e that ho will
attend to the duties of his appointment
at his oillce. No 227 North Washington
avenue on Salurelaj', March llth. IS'ii. at
10 o elork n 111 at which time and plaie
all persons Interested mav be present und
be heard, and those having claims on
said fund must appear and present their
claims or forever be elebaried fiom cpiii
I113 In oil said fund
FRED C IIANYEN Auditor
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING
Ironing or anv kind of house rle nnlng
bv tho dav or will takp washing home
Mrs Lee side door, 420 Franklin avenue
A THOROUGH D E BOOKKEEPER
dpslies situation, vvagis moderate
Address Hooklceeoei this ollke
SITUATION WANTED-BY MAN 'S.
years leuge business experience, lust
class leferences, cleik. bookkicpii or
any kind of woik Addtess II. AI A .
Tribune oillce
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN Wl'l II
eight veais' exi.irleiieo In oltlce and
ilellvety 1lep.1t tine its of New York de
partment store anv kind of clerical po
sition, salary model ate. B. A.
SITUATION WANTED-BY MAN AND
wife to take cue- of club house or ho.
tel. e-ltv or countiv. best lefeienees Ail
iliess Cltv 01 Countrj Tribune oillce.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
mnn driving delivers wagon or coach
man foi a pilvute tamllv , Just discharged
from the Thirteenth regiment; must havo
work at once. Addiess C, Wl Price stieet,
cltj
SlTl ATION WANTED-LADY HOOK-
keeper would like position, seveial
jeais experience In double and single in.
trj , reference furnished. Address C. G
Tribune otllce.
BUTCHER SEEKS A SITUATION;
thoioiihllly iNpeiluniid In all branches
of tho business Address Butcher, 210
Spring street. Providence-.
SITUATION WANTED - BY YOUNG
man us clerk or shipping ileik himl
waie prefened, can lep.ilr stoves, tnke
cure of horses nnd elrlve, good reference.
Address F. 11. R. tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT BY
the d ly washing, ironing bv the day.
Mrs Lie. 420 Franklin avenue, side duor.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE
aged lady as housekeeper In 11 small
family. Address 447 North Alain avenue,
cltv
SITUATION WANTED-riltST CLASS
chef cook, hotel ot ustuuiant. Ad
dress 213 Penn avenue
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man In gcneial stout, 8 jeats' experi
ence, also a llist-class meat cutter and
can furnish No 1 refeiouies Address
G AI this ofilce. or box M. Jeimjn, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-FIRST-CLAriS
chef, cook hotel or restaurant. Ad
dress 233 Penn nve
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING,
Ironing or unj kind of house cleaning
by the day or will take washing homo
Mrs Lee, side door 420 Franklin avenue.
Came in Bunches
n
That's what a gentleman
said when speaking of the
numerous replies he had
received in response to a
" Want " advertisement
which he placed in Tiir
TRIllUNK JUST ONCE.
You can secure the same lesults.
It costs but a tritle.
owe cent a Word, six
Insertions roR 00, a Word,
cash in advance.
PROFESSIONA L.
"i'i-ii-ii-i-i n.rrj-j-uijxn.nji.ru-irLnj- r
AnCHITCOTQ
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Conncll Building, Scranton.
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear of rod Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR., ARCHITECT,
435 Spruce St., cor Wash, nv , Scranton.
FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT,
Prlco Building, ll''. Washington uvenuo,
Scranton,
t! I. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Trailers' Natlonnl nank.
DENTISTS
DR.l.O 1VAIAN, SCRAN'ION I'RI
vato Hospital, cur. Wjomlug and Mul
berty. DK. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
PR C. C. LAUBACH, 111 Wyoming nve
WELCOME C. SNOVER, 111 Washington
avenue. Hours, 9 to 1, and 2 to3.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLES. 401 SPRUCE STREET. MAKES
your hat to order and they tit.
HOTELS AND tlCSTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANK-
lln avenue Rates reasonable
P. ZE1GLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D. L & Yv
pnssengcr depot. Conducted on tho Eu
ropean pinll VICTOR KOCH, Pi op.
LAWYCR3
l-RANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor- it-Lnw Buir building, rooms
n nnd 11, Washington avenue
WILLARD. WARREN A: KNAPP, AT-
tornejs and Coutisellois-nt-Law Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa
JESSUP& JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
( ounsellors - at - Law Commonwealth
building Rooms 1 20 and 21.
JAAIES W OAK FORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law
Rooms 511, 313 nnd 510, Bo.ud of
Trnde building
D. B REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on ic-nl estuti security
Aleais' building e-orm r Washington
avenue nnd Spruce street
JAAIES J. H HAMILTON ATTORNKY-at-l.aw
ioi Commonwealth building,
Scranton
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms P03-WI Oth Moor, Meats building.
L A WATP.ES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
)J Boaid ot Tiado building. Seianloi,
Pa.
C. R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Commonwealth building, Scranton, P
PATERSON A: WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank building
C CO.MEGYS,
building
9-U HEPUUL1CAN
A W BKRTIIOLl ATTORNEY,
.Mears' building.
MIDWIFE
MRS GABLE GRADUATE MIDWIUE,
151S Washburn stieet. Scranton En
gagements solicited Rooms and best
attendanco for a limited number of pa
tlcntu PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ritC l7 UREY, SCRANTON SA"V INGS
Bunk Building, 12j Wjomlus avenue
MARY A SHEPHERD. M. D. HOME
opathlst. No 22S Adams avenue
DR. W. E ALLEN. 612 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue.
DR. R. TRAPOLD SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, collier Wjomlug
avenue and Snruee siteet. Scranton
Olllco hours Tluusdnjs and Satuiilajs.
J a. in to C p m
DR L M. GATES. ROOMS, 217 AND 2nS
Hc'iiel of Tiade Building. Olllco hours,
S to 0 a. m 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Resi
dence, 309 Madison avenue
DR C L KREAS SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Tilting and I 'at Reduc
tion Olllco telephone 13i.l Hours 10 to
12, 2 to 4. 7 to 0.
DR. S W L'AMOREAUX OI'l'ICE 5.8)
Washington avenue. Residence, 1J1S Mid-bcrrj-
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart,
kidnevs and genlto-urlnaiy oigans a
specialty lions, 1 to I p m.
W. G. ROOK VETERINARY SUR
geon Hoises Cattle and Dogs trentcd.
Hospital, 121 Linden street. Scianton.
Ti lephono 21.72
SCHOOLS
Sf'tlOOL" OU THE LACIvTwTnNa"
Scianto'i Pa Courses lueparatory (
college, low ineillcliui or business Opens
Sept 12 Send foi cnt.iloKU.-. Rev. Thom
as M. Cairn, LL D, Walter II. Huell.
A M
SEEDS
O. R. CLARK K. CO SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen, sto:o HI Washington ave
line; green house, li30 Nor'h Main ave
nue; store telephone, 7S2.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS KUETTEL. REAR HI I Ac7KA
wanna aveiue Scr'inton, Pa , manufac
tuier of Wire Screens
MISCELLANEOUS
BAUER'S iJRCHEhTRA-MUSlC-! OR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and cencett woik furnished l'oi
terms, address R J. Uuuei eouductoi,
117 Wyoming uvenuc, ovet llulbeit s
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes p.ipei bags, twltu
Warehouse. 130 Washington uvciuie.
Scianton, Pa
SCALP TREATMENT.
v NV S NW
MRS L. T KELLER. SCALP THEA'l
ment. 00c . shampooing 30c . taclal
massage, nmnlcuilng, 23c , chhopodj. ,01
Qulncy.
CITY SCAVENGER
A II BRIGGS CLEANS PR1VV At LIS
and cess pools, no odor lmpioved
pumps used A BRIGGS Prupnetor
Leavo orchis 1100 North Main menu
or Elcko's il'itr store, comet Adams and
Mulbctij T. bplnne !)'!)
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN UIND BOARD
with private fumflj. Homo comforts.
211 N ilnln avenue
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Kallro.id System
In Effect Nov 13. is'is
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia und New urk via D
k 11. K It , at '' a. Ill j nd 12 03. 2 1-. .'7
Black Diamond Emu ess and 11.30 p. m
Sundays. l Ac 11 . If.1) 7 is p m
1'or White Haven llazletuii, Pottsvllle
and principal points In tho coal legions,
via D. & II R K C.4.. .Mi and 127 p m
"or Bethlehem, Lastun Ittndlng Hur
rlsburg und pilnclpal Intermullato sta
tions via D A. 11 It R . in", a m , UoJ
2 18 4 27 Hlnek Diamond Express, H.oO.
Sundajs. D & H , 1 5S 7 IS p m.
Fur Tunkhannock, Towanda Elmlra
Ithaca, Geneva and principal Intermedi
ate stalons, via D. L Ac W. R R, s 03
n 111 , 12 33 and i Ij p in
Foi Ge-nevu. Ricbistei lluflaln. Nlug
ata I'alls, Chicago and all points west via
D Ac 11 B K. 1201 JOI Blaelv Diamond
Express, 10 11 nnd 11 JO p in Sundays, D
A. II . H 41 a ni. 7 4 p m
Pullman parlor und sleeping or Lehigh
Valloy lullor ears on all tialns betwe-n
VllkesHnrro and New Yoik Philadel
phia Buffalo nnd Suspension Blldge.
1 ROLL1N II WlLIIUIt Gen Supt .
South Belhlehe-in I'a.
CIIAS. 8 LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt., 20 Cort
land stieet. New Yotk.
W. NONEMACHER. Division Pass-
nger Agent, Soutli Bethlehem, Pa,
r,ir tickets and Pullmun reservations
otu.lv ita UucViiwouaa. ave.. Scruntou. I'a.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
M m m1mW-WWKft
Scltedutaln lltrrf ll... . ana
Trains Leavo Wllkos-Barro as Foi.
lows:
7.30 a. m weok clays, for Sunbur
nurnsuurR, rnuaaeipiiia, Qaltl
more, WashlnRton, nnU for Plttj.
burg and tho Wast.
10.15 a. in., wook days, for Hazlolon,
Pott.ivlllo, Roadlng, Norrlstown,
and Phlladolphla; and for Sun.
bury, HarrlsburR, Phtladalnhla,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts.
hllrfr -inrl lltn VAn-t
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris-
... i'. r""aaoipriia, uammore.
WaMtinRlon, and FlttsburK and
tho Wost.
c00 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Phlladolphla anc
PltlsburR.
J, U. WOOD, Ocn'l Pass. Airent.
J. BJIUTCIIINSOV. dene ral wVn.it?.
Del., I.itcltit. ami Western.
t.i l:rfcct "Monday. Nov. H, ISM.
irnliis leave Scruntcn us follows: Ex
1 ifi ni?r.uw Vork "nJ all points east
J'j f,00;,,"10- bw u,ld W-"3 " ni.j 1J.B atii
Exnr, cu rn t. , m. . .. . . . .. ....
i.hi,. ..... ..' '-'isii'ii. ircnion, l'liiiauci
lV''1 "Woulh, CIO, S00 and 10 03 u
in., i..d, and 3 31 p. m.
Joiijhaniia accommodation, 010 p. 111.
mlr..P V?" f.or Kbighamton Oswegil, in
Morris Cn0,rV,Vr,w 1.5alh Unsvllle. Moun
IK m i.1""1"10' 121. 8 33. 9 00 a. 111.
tlons nt fiM.r"l '"- "'-'King eloso conncc.
iiorthJtoVUIT"!0 to "" "olllls tll wtsti
"""nwpHt and soulhvvcst.
HlSiti,,1ir'.on accommodation. 3.10 p. m
Nleb ,m," '"1 way stutlons. 1.03 p. in
rih.Z V "cc'omtnouutlon o 10 p. m,
vlllP n,.il.,nou " Bloomsbufg nnd Dan.
iimLrii. "? cInM0 eonncctlons at North
Bait mnl''1 ,f:'r Wllamsport, Harrlsburs;
V.V.Ti?, ,Wn"hlnglon nnd the south.
li, S't,""1 nlul Intermediate sta.
IIOIIS, 1,1,0 K, 0:. , , aiuj LK und SiW p
lln!1.!I.C0,!?'J.nn(, bitermedlato stnttoni,
rnedin i 1!1?." '" I'Uniouth and Inter
Km'gslo, 1''
air,expre"8Pl,rra,h1'sDnd SlCCpl"B CoachCS n
.nV,"'i,!",lk,1 Information, pocket tltne
i?ini tp,p' n,,,)Iy '" M- f' Smith. Dis
inct Passenger Agent, depot ticket of-
Delawnt-u nnd Hudson.
c".,?u."l,aji J:'eb 5tl. "aim will leava
-...iniuil l. IOIIOWS.
ewilllClll as IOIIOWS.
For Caibondalo-20, 7 53, 8B3. 10.13 a.
.- i;0"' lu' 2a'- 35';' m, C.23, 7.57,
1... 1100 p. m.i 1.1.1 u. m.
eor
m
8 13
For Albany Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
ton .V01V Cnilninl nnlntu nin C -Al n .
2.20 p. in. " " ' "" "' "''
I'or Honesilale-e.20, 1013 a. m; S2.),
3 2.. p. m
,Ji'or Wllkcs-Barre-e.4-. 7 IS 8 41 0 38.
l.i 1,S-J,,"i;.,r'!- 21S- S-33. 127, b.10,
4s, 10 41, 11 7) p m
For New York. Philadelphia, etc, via
Lehigh Vallev Railroad 4'. a. m., 12 03,
12s. 4 27 p m ; with Black Diamond Ex- .
pi ess. 11 -in p. in.
For Pennsvlvunla Rnllioad points, U.43,
13i u. in.; 21S, 4 27 p m.
Fur western point' via Lehigh Vallev
Rallroad-7 IS a. m.. lL'oj, 3 ;, with Black
Diamond Exptcss, 10 41. 1130 p. m.
Train will aulvo In Scianton as fol
lows. Fiom Carbonilnle and tho North r..40,
7 43. s ?.. 11 r.l 10 3S. 11 5S a m. ; 1 2J, ill,
3.2-.. 4 23. 5 11 7 41 10 3s 11.27 p m.
From Wllkes-Barre and the South fi.l",
7 48, 8H, 10 08. 11 65 n. m ; 1.18 2.14, 3.4S,
S20, 0 21. 7M. 9 03 10 05 p m.; 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Tor Carbonilnle 9 07, 11.33 p. m.; 103,
3 1.2, 5 31. 1 53 p m
For Wilkes. Barre-i 13, 11.13 a. m.; 1.5$,
3 2S, 5 43. 7 48 P m.
Lowest i.ites to all points hi United
States and Canada
.1 W. BURDICK. O P A Albany, N Y.
II. W. CROSS. D P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Central ttailroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquchanin Division 1
Stntlnns In New York Foot of Llbetv
street, N. R, and South Feuy, Whitehall
street
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 20, 1SU
Trains leave Scranton foi Plttslon,
Wllkes-Barre etc . at 8 30 10 M a m , 1 20.
2 3". "120 7 10 p. m. Sundajs 9 00 ic, m .
1.00, 2 1.'., 7 10 11 111
For Lakewooil and Atlantic City, 8 ,"0
a. m
For New York. Newark and Elizabeth,
810 (express) a m 120 (express), 3 20 (ex
press) p m Sundavs 2.15 p. m Train
leaving 1.20 p m. arilves at Philadelphia,
Reading Terminal 7 03 p m, and New
York 7 0". p. m
For Munch Chunk, Allentown, Bethle
hem Euston and Philadelphia, 8 30 a, .11.,
1 o '"I "0 p m Sundajs 2.13 p m.
Foi "Baltimore and Washington, nnd
nolnts south and west via Bethlehem,
s"0n m 120P m. Sundajs 2.15p.m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc.. nt
K "0 a m., 1 -') !' m
l'nr Reading, Lebanon and Harrlsbuig
v la Allentown, 8.30 a. 111., 1.20 p. m. Sun-
!-,"" Pottsvllle. S.ro a. m. 1.20 n. m
Hi turning, leave New Yoilt, foot ot Lib
ert v street North River, at 4.00, 9 UMex
piess ) a. m , 1.30 (express) p. m. Sunuays,
4a,venNew York, South Ferry, foot
Whitehall street ut 9 03 a. m . 1.25 p. m
iMsscng.-rs iiirlvlng or departing fiom
l ,oocwh . nnnnnnt under rover
Ul ctief I'l ladelphla, Reading Terminal,
ala in J oop in. Sundajs. 6 lo p m
Thrnugli tickets to all points East
South and West at lowest rato at tho
Btj "n OLHAUSEN Cen Supt
J' 11 P BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Ast.
Krie and Wyoinlns Valley.
Time Table 111 Effect Sept. 19th. 1S9$
Trains lea n Scranton for New Yoik,
New bun, and Intermediate; points on
vrle 1 -illioad. also for llawley an.l local
.olnts itTfttu 111 and 2 2". p m Trains
arrive at Sennf.n l-om above points at
10 "3 .1 m u"d J 15 "nd 9 0; p m'
llth all tho elevated railroads, Btoadwaj;
r.ble cas. aid ferries toBrookljn and
stit n Islands, making quick transfer to
?.V.i V.nm (Hand Central depot and Long
SCIIA'N'H fIVIMO.
Ill llffe-cl Oelober lllllli, ISD3.
l)rlIl lluuiiib Moutli Hound,
ii)5 -.'Oil laoTsTio
t is. i H t
m a h I etatlona h
R a 1 lg a 5
a mi v a rrlve I.i-ive- 1 m
7-ivN Y Franklin ht ,.,, t 10 ..
"lowest 4-nd street... '.!&.
Too Weeliavvkeii .... 810 ..
k m p m Arrive Leavo1 m r m
lO'l 1 I'll 1 aclnsla siifiit.ul
1040 too Ilancoe-lc .... "ti4Jv
10 ji .. we, Starlls'ln .... usi 44'.
in .'I.... 1211. Preston I'ark ... sat CM
10 IS I.M0 Ulnnood .... 2 41, GUV
100 .... 1-ju.vI l'oyntille .... 2M 6)4
lui..... I2H orson ... ass iij
v 4i) .... vat rieisant Mt .,,, ana so
J e.... It M) I'nlnuilftle .. 309 6.'4
9 J .... 1149 Koicst City .... 3 1 641
up. . 3 carbioduiu .... 331 661
907 lll'Oi lilte llrlelgO ... tS38, 661
401 'lll.' Maj field . 13 43' 601
KM... 1) -it Jtrmjti .... 3 45 0 03
863.... 11 IH Aichlliald ... 861 600
8MI.... 1115 Wlnton ,,., SS fin
846 . till Peckvllle ... 369,1110
H4.' 1107, till 1 limit ... (Wttl
H 4e .... II (IV I'rle-ebiirg .... 40t'62l
83 . 11 Hi 'Ihioop . . 410 fl7
85V... II Oe I'iov lili-nco . 4 14 01
si.'. .. riC" Park Place .... (4 IT r. tt
8 30.... ,llM scrantou ... 4 Wo a..
a l 'am Leave Arrive r mp i
t Hiuiday uuly
L Blames that trains stop ou slb-Dal for pas-
BCDlieiS
1 rains -205 and 200 Sunday only, other trains
dalb except i-unilay.
secure lales via Ontailo d, Western before
pun lnslng tickets and earo mcuey.
ihiou h Wagier outle-t sVper and tree re
cllninirihalrcarNew York to Chlciro vrf hout
change, l'uogciiirur ttoj Elvi3cecl la
'110 Ceu It, I -r llle,
J. O, AndtrcoD, den. rtsi Airt.
T. FUtcrott, Dlr, i'us, Lgt. borutoa, r.
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