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THE SCRANTON TRIBUJSJ&- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1899.
WHITNEY'S WEEKLY
BUDGET OF NEWS
A TATHETIO BEAR STORY FROM
THE rOCONO.
Tramps Attack Thomas Mtnnford, a
Stamtcca Farmer Bill Needham's
Dig Battle with a Buck Mormon
Elders Fall to Make Converts at
Montrose Robbery of a Nlckle-ln-the-Slot
Machine Personal Drift.
Special to the Scrnnton Trlbunt
Susquehanna, ret). 21. A patty of
Susquehanna, county hunters lecontly
arrived homo from the I'ocono mnun
tuln section, nnd thoy relate a bear
story hnvlnsuii element of the pathe
tic Two lumbermen lolled n treo
which fell upon another and partially
uprooted It, disclosing the den of a
bear and three tub". Having no gun,
me of them went to prot lire one, the
i.iher standing -entry. The old bear,
however, too): In the situation at a
glance nnd started off, evidently with
ho Intention of leading her pursuant
ii way from the cubs The trill was
followed for some hours, when she
was discovered In a hollow stump, hnv
'iig climbed up and let henelf down
through an opening at the top. The
only wonpon handy was tin ordinal y
Miotgun. loaded with smnll shot, but
une .hot wan tuniclcnt to kill the bear.
When the hunters returned to the
bears' nest, thev found the poor cubs
frozen dead. They were not more
than n week old.
IN A LINE OH TWO.
The family of Mrs. Ellen Klttell,
formerly and for years of Susquehanna,
but more recently of Hornorsv Me, was
attended In this plate on Wednesday
ufternoou.
A delegation of Susquehanna gen
tlmen attended the banquet tendered
Hon. Pavld W. Soarle, at the Tarbell
house, In Montroe, on Thursday even
ing. The funeral of Charles Trench, one
of the oldest residents of Jackson
township, occurred on Tuesday.
Michael Kaecona died veiy suddenly
at West, Susquehenna on Wednesday.
The funeral oecuned on Thurrday af
ternoon from St. John's Catholic
church.
The funeral of Mrs. J. S. Malvey, late
of Susquehanna, occurred at Lakeside
on Tuesday.
The funeral of Nicholas Merk, an
aged lesldent of the Oakland side, oc
curred on Thursday afternoon from
the Avenue Methodist church.
thi: other sinn.
If alt who whine would whistle
If all who felch would sing;
The world would be so full of noIe,
We couldn't hear an thing.
Ploatlel
Light houses do not ling hcll3 nor
fire cannon to call attention to their
shining They Just continue to shine.
Susquehanna County Educator. Ton
true; nnd jet light houses cause the
atrical tramps to walk railroad Hacks.
"Raining cats and dogs" Is surely
no more than hailing strangms.
A woman will always keep n secret
If vou give her chloroform enough.
Marriage may be a lottery, but there
isn't a new drawing each month.
It Is the man who never gets a let
tei and never expects one. who makes
the most fus-g when ho arrives at tho
postofflce and finds the door has Just
l been locked.
IN SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY,
ieing lefused food, four tramps on
Tuesday morning attacked nnd beat
Thomas Mumford, a Starucca farmer.
A posse of min chased tho miscreants
miles, but they escaped.
The D., L & W. shops at Hallstead
hao been placed on full time.
Hon L. W. Moore, of New Mllford,
kls recovering from a serious illness.
The net meeting of the Susque
hanna County Teachers' association
till be held In Brooklyn, In Septem-
tr.
C Pratt, est , of New Mllford.
'Ill repiesent Susquehamdi county at
the meeting of the State School Direc
tors' association, to be held at Har
rirburg. March 12.
The county superintendent's exam
lmtlon, to be submitted to the ndvnnce
pupils (eighth grade in course of
study), in tho tural schools, will be
held the last of March.
IT MAY MAKE CARBONDALE
HUFrY.
Carbondalo appears anxious to se-
uie the Susquehanna Shlit factoiy.
The loss of an industry with such
.1 mazing possibilities will be keenly felt.
f)f eouise Susquehanna's loss will be
'arbondale's gain On account of an
Hfged combination of unfortunate clr
omstances. Susquehanna cannot make
iu city thing work. Her business
".en nnd citizens dropped over ti.OOO
i an uttunpt to make the wheels
hirr Pet haps Carbondalo might
m ceod
A BUCK'S BIG BATTLE.
Bill Needham. the well known Sus
luehanna county hunter, recently nr-
I lived home fiom the wilds of Pike
founty where he visited relatives
l hlle near Shohola a few days a'.iiro
iIh attention was attracted by n deep
ialng, and at onee recognhed the
Round us coming fiom savage dogs, nmi
tin to a lilgli hill commanding a fine
ew of the falls neai by nnd of the
Kinltj He had scaicely reached the
P or the hill whnn he saw, ilashlnc
long a high ildge, n magnificent buck.
11 M chasid by a dozen or more sav
cg" dog- The race had evidently been
n for some- time, for the buck ap
pealed to be about exhausted, and the
dugs were not In the best of condition.
in swept the piiisued nnd the pur
- tiers evorv bound liilngine; tho dog
'enrer the haunches of the tired buck,
suddenly the buck changed his couio
and plunged down the side- of the ildge.
making straight for tho falls Ovei
hanging the edge of the stream, and
towering dlicctlv ubove the pool at
Hie foot of the IuIIh was iv huge rock
On to this rock the buck made his
wuy, and planting himself within u
few feet of tho edge, awaited the nt
taclt. He did not hae to wait long.
The dogs came with a insh. nnd hull-
-d thomselvts at theli piev. Flist
one nnd then another of the dog was
aught In th' buik's antlers and tent
lowllng Into the depths below. Just
lien tho fight was the hottest the rod;
i ledge upon which the battle wur
-lng fought suddenly pave way, and
with a crash the comb-Hunts wero
1 topped into the water and locks nt
tho falls, and their bruised and bleed
ing remains soon disappeared under
i ho tc below I;
SOME NEWS MENTIOM5TTKR.
On Tuesday morning n cIihp entered
i Susquehanna bMuud room, and
'aline n nickel machlnu took It to a
vacant lot, smashed It. Ho secured
fifteen cents. He knew of no other
way to secure so much money from a
slot machine.
Mrs. Lawrence Geary died at the
Emergency hospital, In Carbondalo, on
Wednesday evening. The funeral will
occur In thin place today.
The new Presbyterian church at Gulf
Summit was dedlcnted on Moniley last.
Suquehannn hadn't recovered
enough from tho borough election to
celebrate AN nshlngton's birthday.
The Erie's heavy freight traflle still
continues, and the road has not suf
ficient motive power to properly handle
it.
On nccount of Its wood-yard, tramps
are Just now giving Susquehanna the
grand go-by. A wood-yard ought to be
annexed to tho county Jail.
The Trio bonus bill has pasEed tho
state senate and ought to become a
law.
Charles W. Pickering died In Jack
son on Wednesday, aged neatly 70
ycais. The funeral will occur on Sat
urday from the Jackson Baptist
church
Monroe Curtis lodge, No. 184, Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen, will
hold Its twelfth annual ball at the
Stniucra home, on Filduy "ovenlng1,
April :s. It will be a stellar social
event
Latest advices are to the effect that
the Mormon elders have not mado a
single conveit In Montrose. Tho young
men ought to shake the snow of the
ancient town from their sandals and
seek a Held where there aio more fools.
Whitney.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
"The French Ball."
Graceful Fanny Rice was at the Ly
ceum last night and kept a large nudl
enco In a veiy merry mood with her
antics in a farce entitled "At the
French Ball." Miss Rice Is not only
graceful and funny, but extremely ver
satile as well.
She had the assistance last night of
a company that gave her mateilal as
sistance In the fun making. Ralph
Blcknell and Rcba Halght did a grace
ful and dllllcult dance that won hearty
npplouse. Alfred Martejla did sonv
fine acrobatic work, and there was
quartette singing that was well re
ceived. Members of the company worthy of
note are: Lou J. Hall, John T. Conly,
Maud Bagley and David Andrada.
Band Conceits Today.
Tho general public have but a faint
conception of the enoimous expense at
tending a tour of such a great musical
organization as tho famous Bando
Rossa. Sorrentlno nnd his master nr
tlsts travel In their own special train
of palace ears, which aie provided
with evciy modern convenience. In
deed, their cars are models of peifec
tion In up-to-date achievements In car
building. The band will give concerts
nt the Lyceum this nfternoon and ev
ening. It will be the most brilliant
musical tteat our citizens have ever
enjoyed. The phenomenal success of
the band everywhere this season clear
ly demonstrates that Italy's greatest
band is lepeatlng Its recent great Eu-
lopean triumphs whciever they ap
pear. Tho tour In this country Is a
Ipng one and Is from ocean to ocean,
then they go to Australia. The de
mand for the seats Is laige and the
concert heie will be a most billllant
affair.
Academy Next Week.
Next week thefnmous Bennett-Moul-ton
company will present their entile
new repertoire of the strongest metio
polltan successes now for the llrst time
offered at popular prloes. As this
company has vllted this city for the
past eighteen jears and have always
kept faith with their pations the out
look Is for a large week's receipts
Commencing Tuesday, dally matinees.
The company cariles their own or
chestra, u car load of special sceneiy,
etc.
A Sure Nuff Coon Show.
The Durktown Swells, which is the
attraction at the Gaiety theater Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday nlghfj,
with dally matinees. Is termed by the
management as a rag-time symphony
In black, as it Is composed entirely
of colored artists who present a varied
piogramme of minstitlsy, vaudeville,
opera and burlesque, which berves to
Introduce Johnson and Clssel, the
rreatest comedians of their race Au
gusta Mines, the black Melba. Kutle
Neal, the daintiest of all Creole sou
brettes and a host of othcts.
The Wisdom of Youth.
Fiom the Milwaukee Journal.
Here Is a cliaimlng stoty, which Indi
cates the acuteness of observation whle-n
the nung unuue.stlonubl posn, unit
uls j tho eMicmoly clever manner In
which they often make imi of It to ut
tnln objects they mn have In view. A
lad of seme ten jenrs is being prepared
to go to a sort of party, and he Is otren
uouslj objecting, as every healthy and
mentally well-oidcred lad of that age
may be epected to do Ho objects when
his face and hands aie wished, ho ob
jects when his best shoes nnd stockings
ure put on: he objects loudly and per
sistently when his Suudai clothes aio
brought out, and finally he puts up a posi.
tlvo roar of protest when his hair Is
brushed Uut observing all this is in
vain, and that ho Is rertalnh to bo
"smartenid up" for tho ordeal ahead of
him. he centers nil his opposition on tho
question of tldlng his hall, and Willi
truly Infantile dlplomncy anil keen In
sight into human nature he sujs se
ductlel to his patient mother who is
superintending the Impeded toilet.
"Siy. miimrm, do leuvo out something
ver don't want 'em all to be dead onter
me. do yer?"
Now, if that is tint Inimitable what In"
Tie not only sees himself that tho others
will know he Is "dressed up" If nil the
details me observed, but be also sees
that possibly although from qulto a dlf
ftient point of view this argument mnj
succeed with Ms mother where nil others
have failed. Oh humaullv ' You are an
unitizing thing-even at 10 enr of oge:
Tho Grip Cine That Does Cure.
Laxative Bromn Quinine Tablets re
moves tho cause that produces La
Grippe. Tho genuine has L. B. Q. on
each Tablet. 25c.
- - -
Not to Be Daunted.
A Colorado gentleman advertised foi a
well-preserved skeleton, and shoitly after
tho paper was out an old mold of his
town appeared In hei best bib and tucker
and asked If his Intentions weio honor
able. Denver Evening Post.
COULDN'T BSTIMATB ITS VALFB!
Dr. Aguew's euro for tho Heait never
falls. It relieves In 30 minutes, It cures
It Is a beacon-light to leud you baelc
to health. W II Musselman, of O. A.
R., Welsspoit. Pa, sns "Two bottles
of Br Agnow's Cure for the Heart on
tlielj cund mo of iMlpltntlnn und smoth
ering speiiu IIh value oanuot be estl
inateil. I feel like n ntw man." Bold by
Matthews Bio. und W. T. Clarke Ii.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
By Associated Press.
New Yorit, Feb. !!. Stock quotations
today wero decidedly Irregular and tho
movement was In scmo respects a counter
pint of jesterdny. Prices opened favor
ably for tho bulls In a number of stocks,
tho Industrials nnd the specialties being
prominent, Subsequently values moved
alternately down evup leaving the net
changes with losses averaging u point In
prominent railways accompanied by some
sencntlonul ndvunccs among the special
ties. Tho dispatch from the American
naval commander In the far east, re
questing the presence of a battleship for
political reasons was considered posslhln
of nn unfavorable interpretation but tho
rout of a body of tho Hlntnos bv the
American nnny In a measure offset tho
other ndvlces. London, after some firm
ness was useller on balance. The Inter
national shares were gene.ally fractional
ly higher In tho early deatngs while tho
advance In Burlington, Tobacco and tho
steel stocks gavo an. early aiipearanco or
strength Tho smart recoveries from es
terdaj's closo failed to hold In tho caso
of the railways. There was considerable
professional selling as well as some pro
nounced realizing nnd stop loss orders
wero reached, Traders were Induced to
sell on the Idea that thero would bo an
other substantial clccreaso In the bank re
serve statement The market dlsplajed
fcvcrlshness as tho contending Interests
succeeded ill either lifting or depressing
prices thin dealings contracted with a
somewhat professional appearance to tho
afternoons t lading. The highly favor
able condition reported in the Iron and
steel Industries nnd Intimations that thn
lelatlons of tho leading interests would be
cloer led to an extreme advance of &' In
Ameilcan Steel with which Federal Steel
s nip ithlzcd to tho extent of Sc , Its ex
treme rNe Sugar was somewhat weak
at one time on tho continuance of divi
dend rumors nnd International pnper
shnies recetlcd on renllzlng following the
declaration of dividends of lls on tho pre
ferred and 1 on the common. Tho sellng
of the active list began with heavy realiz
ing In Burlington and Sugar. Total, sales,
Ml 100 shares. The- feature of today's bond
trading was the active Inquiry for San
Antonio and Arkmsas Pass fours which
Improved 4 points. The general market
was very Irregular, weakness and strength
developing In many Issues. Total sales,
$; ojO.Ouo. Government bonds wero un
changed In bid prices.
By J. R. L. Carrlngton S. Co.
New York, Feb. 21 The market at open
ing wns fractionally higher than close
and showed somo supporting orders In
Burlington and Qulncy, the Coalers and
American Steel and Wire The bujlngof
American Steel and Wire was very ag
giesslve, the stock selling above 5S an nrt
vance of over 10 points since wo first be
gan to bull It It nn sell off somewhero
In a weak market but It Is bound for 75
and will rench there before the first day
of Juno next The action of the market
this morning Indicated very clearly Its
future course In our oplnon It was un
doubtedly ilggcd from London to sPn
stocks heio and the decline which ap
pealed liter In the day was but the nat
ural sequence of the manipulation of 'n
sldeis Tho bank statement tomorrow we
are Inclined to think may be unfavorable
and It looles to us as If tho bloom was oft
the advance for the time being Money
Is beginning to move quit" treely to the
Interior and as we said yesterday batms
weio calling loans to a small extent. Wo
do not ndvlse purclnses at present mo
ment except on mnterlal weakness and
thn profits should be taken on any sharp
advance widen mai come In the mir-
kct. Ameilcan Tin Plate business of the
United States nre doing nt this time a
very largo nnd profitable business Earn
ings on common stock aio at rate of very
nearH in per cent, per annum and pur
chases If made around these figures and
held Ii respective of market prices tem
porarily will show very large piollts We
do not wish jou to understand that we
are bearish on the market, the U ndency
nt moment mav be downward but tho
ultmlato outcome as wo have often said
will be towards higher figures. Should tho
market run off much more no mistake can
bo made In liming up Southern Kall-wo,
Reading, Paclllc Mail, American Steel and
Wire. American Tin Plate, International
Silver. Metmpolitiin, American Matting
and Ontario and Western The Coalers
nio doing lelatlvely better just at mo
ment than anyof group of ronds and
Ibeli increase In earnings will undoubted
1 be i (fleeted 111 the price of their secar
Itles. We think Delaware and Hudson
can safelj bo purchased for 120. It mav
lie a little slow to move but the dividend
will more th in piy carrying charges and
It Is vei safe at these pilces. Murket
closed strong.
Quotations furnished by LABAR &
FULLER, stock, grain and cotton brolc
eis rooms 203 and 210, Board of Trad
building, Scrantou, Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing est est. lug.
Am Cot. Oil . 0 w Ti'A ')'
Am. Sugar Re'g. Co 1 S 13fl4 Kih ntT
Atchison 2e's .'Ph 23 .!
Atchison, Ir . . i' fj M- ( 14
Am. Tobacco Co isn 1914 ISP J 17
American S &. W . . :r,K ,vu . wt SIVA
Ameilcan. Pr .. .. 'il'i to ;i; !l
l!iooKln R. T 0" 1.J ;uw, r,
Can. South ffli, Viu. r,i vu4
Cen. of N J llu'j 111" Wji 110',!
Ches & Ohio 21 ".It, 2VK 20
Chle. & O. W lfiU. UiU pji Jill,
Chic. & N W. . .. ll'.H hjiJ us HS'f,
Chic, 15. & Q HVn HVh llJ'i, 1414
Chle , Mil. & St I . H1"S, 1TJ 130 11
Chic, R. I X. V . l.Wt J20Vt 1Km lia
Chle , St. P. VI & O !.,?h il li'ii 1".
C. C C. & St. I, .711, ,W4 .11 ,Vt,
Con. Gas "Hi, onij j)-
Dil. &. Hud. Canal. 114 111 111 111
'rlr , T, ji iu; UN. IF
Fed Steel. Pr SS s'as s7i MH
Fed. Steel, Com. .. . r,0K, Si J) ,11
Ocn. Elec Co ni U"'H 112 112
Louis. & Nash. . .. i.u'a n svit 11',
Mnnhnttnn . ill 11 P. nps HJi.
Met. Traction . 21V. 24i", " U- 211",,
aiii ian flc i ex , it ws4 411 S'n. T.
Mlssoilll Picltlc . . 17's. 17' II' i"li
Nat Lead Co. ... n" ith, ti.i. vji
N. V. (Ml Hud . H7 1 Si4 1 17'i JJ7V
N. Y. Out V. V .... 2i, 2 21 24
Northern Pachle . Mi.. r,- -, , ,131
Northern Pacific Pr 7'i'J 711,, 71 " 71
Pac. Mall S S Co.. &: r, :, r,)ij
!np1"'? ,f '", ' ' ".'V" n:,, n "i7-
Pht n. X. lit .id mi T 01
Phlla. A Fead 1st Pi i,H, Cfi. ill! t.iii
South Rv.. Pr . roe, .-,,n. 4,v
Tc nil C &. I It. R . V4 H,3K 411 i-,7.
-:"""""- " - fa.' ' t-1
i'i
West. Union MiH ttji, 'iiu, r.
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADC
.Tii-er Open-High-Low-Clos-
WHBAT. lug est est lug
May 73, 73'i 7J4 72
JU'W: 7n 7la w 71S"
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May ...'. 27i 2S 2734 2S
Julv 2i! 2u 2.". 25?
PORK. "
May !M2 J1.C2 1,17 fl ro
Jl5:,s,A' f" 3" ''" P"
1,ARD.
May .1 42 r,41 .112 3 41
July 5.17 5C7 7. 57 5 75
Bcranton Board of Trade Exchnngo
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Bar of 100.
STOCKS mil a.1,.,1
Scrnnton Plttston Tiac. Co. ... m
First National Bank yx)
nimhurst Uoulevard JAjj
Seranteii Savings Pr.nk 235
Ferunton FucUng Co
Thlid National Par.k 3
Thioop Novelty Mfg. Co SO
Pcranton Railway 'o as
Dime Dep. & Dls. Bank i&)
i:conomy Light Heat ii Pow
er Company u
Siranton Illuminating, Heat
& Power Compani S3
Bernnton Foiglnj Co ;oo
Tinders' National Bunk 130
Lnrka Lumber Co yj
Lack Trust . Safo Dep Co.. 150
Moosle Mountain Coal Co ljlit
Seranfon Paint Co go '
Clark Ac Bnover Co, Com 4nfl
(.link & Snover Co.. Pr 123
Carson Coal Co joo
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
OUeit l!tabllibeJ Hojso In the City.
nealciM In SIOCKS, CUrrON, OUAIS and
l'RoVi'ION&, on nnrtlii or lor delivery.
UlTiCI!: Ifoinn jo nnd jih Hoard of Trade
llulUln.', tcrjnloii, lj. n
U a. LA BAB. L. F. FULLER
rex. iv laiciuc s v, 21' "p. "M.
Fnlon Pacllle ... V7K 4i 47,J Js
1'nlon Pac, Pr So4 ym eon W!
r. s Rubber r,i r.p, :a :,pi
F S Leather. Pr .. 72 72 711 ;i
Wabash Pr 2l; rK a; ? '
The People's
WWAA
AI'OPULAIt CLEAIUNG IIOUSK for the HencfU of All Who
Have Houses to Kent, Ileal L'statc or Other Property to
Sell or .Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help Those
Small AdvcrtlHemeiitsj Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five "Cents a Word lixcept Situations Wanted, Which Ais In
scrtcd Free.
FOR RENT
to lkt-furnishi:d houbr on
Monroe avenue, for six months, 0uj
also horse and carriage. If desired. Ad
dress at once. P. O. Uox 303.
FOR RUNT-DOFRLi: HOU8K; 8TF.AM
hent. 710 and 712 Adnms avenue, from
April 1st. Apply to M. K. Healey, SIS W y-
omlng avenue.
FOR R12NT-THIRD FLOOR 240 PF.NN
avenue. Light rooms and bath room.
P. W. Stokes, atty. 130 Womlmr avcnu.
FOR RHNT-STORC AND 5 FLOORS,
2117 Wyoming avenue. Can bo rented
RhiBlv or tofitther. Llevntor If desired.
M. W. Biiulrc, 223 Jefferson avenue,
FOR RHNT-OOS JKFFKRSON AVHNt 11
Apply R. M. Walker, D., L. & . De
pat. FOR RHNT-BTORH NO. 221 LACKA
wanna avenue, Stranton. 1. P Ho
ban. attorney, 120 Wyoming avenue.
FOR RHNT-HOl'SK 715 QUINCV AV12-
nue, nil Improvements, opposite Moscu
Tnjlor hospital.
HOFSL'S 1221 AND 1223'i WASHRFRN
street. Inqulro of C. S. Woodruff,
attorney.
FOR RUNT APRIL 1ST. STOIl'i
llrnt floor No. 321 Lackawanna avenue,
now occupied by II. Langf eld's millinery.
F. L. Crane
TOR RKNT-HOUSCS NOS. CM AND S32
North Washington avenue, below city
building. Suitable for physicians' ofllees
nnd residence Apply to Henry llelln. Jr.,
101 Connell Building.
FOR KENT-STORE ROOM, NO 207
North Washington avenue, lormerly
occupied by J. W. Querusej. Steam
heat, elevator, rear entrance. For terms
apply to Jones Pros., 311 Lackawanna
avenue.
FOR RENT-MY RESIDENCE. COR
ner of Washington avenue and Olive
ptreet. All modem Improvements. In
quire S. Morris, No bOj N Washington
avenuo, or Morris Urns'. Shoe Store, No.
330 Lackawanna avenue.
FOR RENT - TWO TLOORS 40xSO,
hent Included: centrally located, low
rent. Inquire 137 Penn avenue.
FOR RENT - HOUSE C21 MADISON
avenue, steam heat: every conveni
ence. Apply Owens Uros , 001 Madison
avenue.
OFFCES IN COMMONWEALTH
Hulldlng, single rooms and suites for
term of jears with vaults. One suite of
six connecting oillces with three vaults
or three suites of two ofllees, e-ach with
vault Moderate price. Rellnishcd to suit
tenants. Inqulro nt room 609 on Cth floor.
rOR RENT-DESK ROOM OR SHARE
of ofllees second floor, front. Coal
Exchange. Call at room 15
FOR RENT - SECOND FLOOR, 701
Qulncy.
FOR SALE
FOR WANT OF FSB I WILL SELL A
gooo. prompt horse. J. O Ackerman,
wholesale grocer, 24 Lackawanna avenue.
FOR SALE A GROCERY STORE ON
approved security, or for cash, small
capltul required. Call on J O Acker
man, wholesale grocer, 21 Lackawanna
avenue
tOIt SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Profilers' rooms, 7-S Burr
building. Goods the best, prices the low
est, terms the easiest. A call will con
vince all.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For particulars address Box 315,
Scranton. Ta
FOR SALE-TKN R-I-P-A-N-S TOR 5
cents at druggists. One gives relief.
Scranton Axle Works
Scr. Iron Fenco & Mfg. Co...
BONDS.
Bcranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage, due 1920
Pecple's Street Railway, first
mortgage, duo IMS
People's btteet Railway. Gen.
oral mortgage, due 1921 ....
Dickson Manufacturing Co ...
Lacka. Township School 57c.
Clt of Scranton St. Imp. 0..
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction 6 bonds...
Carson Coal Co
SO
... 100
115 ...
115 ...
115 ...
100
... 102
102
a
100
105
100
NewYorkQraln and Produce Market.
New York, Feb 21. Flour-Steady.
Wbe.it Spot firm. No. 1 northern Du
luth, Me, f. o b., afloat spot, No 1 hard
Manitoba. MV f- '' alloat. No 1
northern Manltobi. c , f 11 b. alloat
spot, options hud an cay opening and
most of the dav wero thoioughly fea
tureless although fairly ste.nl on for
eign buIng and export ruinous. In the
afternoon bears hammered prices off un
cnught by 11 lato rise In corn nnd disturb
ing Manila news, when hasty covering
ensued the market closing strong at a
Pic. advance, Mnrtli 1 losed 54'tc.; May,
78', ulv. 70' iC Corn Spot steady. No
2 I5c , f, o b alloat for old and 44-hC
for new, options nt Hist iisy on crop
news mil luger country oiferlngs but
getting oversold later turned strong and
nctlvn on covering, closed 'hC. net lilslur,
May closed 41c, uJlv, HI5C Outs Spot
Htcadv , No. 2, 3.1c, No. 3, Sic; No. 3 white,
Siic; No. 2 white, 17c : track white Wi
40c- track mixed western. S5aSfie ; optlo-is
quiet Butter Stead western cream
cry, 16a2.V. . do factory. 12aHe : Elglns.
I2c; imitation en inicry, lStiiluc. ; state
dairy, lfa21c. do eieamery, lta22e Eggs
Excited and higher; state and Pennsl
vanla. 3.1 i35Hc; western fresh, 3.1c; south
ern, .llu-lle.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. Feb. 24 Wheat was HfeVsa
nnd heavy toda until within thirty min
utes of the closo when a sudden levlval
of the export dminnd changed the course
of tho market and Ma wheat left off ua
ke higher, corn acted In unison with
wheat and close! sc higher after early
weakness. Oats rose He , pork closed 5c
lower, lard uut hanged und ribs n shade
higher Cash quotations weio us folloud.
Flour Moderate demand nnd steady, No
2 spring w heat GSa71V-c ; No. 3 do. do , 15a
70c. No. 2 red 72'ju7t''.e . No. 2 corn, J4'i
Sfc ; No J ellow. 31a15'ic: No. .' oats.
27 je , No 2 whlto, 30a3t'ic; No. i do , "sij,
nSOe . No 2 re. SlaSiic ; N-, 2 barley, 42a
6.V.. No. 1 llnx steel, U15l?TN: W.. Jl 19' j;
prime timothy seed $2 4i'jj; mess pork
1 45a) 50. nrd, $5 "Mai. 32'f., short ribs, $4 55.x
4 71; dry salted shoulders I'ialc ; short
dear, Jl i0a4 95, whiskey, $1 2ti; sugars, cut
loaf, 5 70
Chicago Live Stock Matket.
Chlrago, Feb. 24 Cattle Slow, fancy
t utile, 5 75a5.S5, choice steers, J13"n17u;
mediums, $IU"a4 05; butcheis, $3 u.i4 (u;
cows and hetfeis, Jly)a4; bulls, .' 75i4;
western fed strers, fllO.iSCS, Texas do.,
$150a4 95, calves. J150.15 2.1 Hogs llrlslc
and higher; fair to choice, tt.TIia3 !0 , pack.
Ing lots, J3 1.1.i3 72',i; mixed JJWiu'80;
butchers, J3C0a!05: light, $!55a3!jO, pigs.
3P)a3fi Shee'is-Steadv : lambs lower,
Inferior to prime sheep $2o.1a4iiO, ear
lings, Jl 25a4 vl, poor to rholce lunbs, $1 21
al 75. Receipts Cattle, jonu hcvul, boss.
17,0m) head, sheep. 5.O00 head
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
F.ast Buffalo. N. Y., Feb. 21 -Cattle-Slow.
Hogs Active, good to choice
Yorkers and light mediums Miilni,
roughs, $1.23a3 45, pigs, fair to choice, H6
ii3 70 Bheep and Iimbs About steaih ;
lambs, choice to extra, Wn.lihl; shiva
ebolce to selected wethers, 33u1.10j culls
and common, 12.75a1 25.
Oil Market.
Oil Clt. Pa, Feb 24.-Ciedlt balanced,
t.i,i: iciiiucuiub, in Liius; slilpinents, 51,
1717 barrels nuns. Ico.tZJ barrels.
Exchange.
WANTED.
WANTED - WILKES -BARRE PROP
crty in exchange for Scranton prop
erty. Address W. II. Pcthrlck, Wllkis.
Barre.
WANTKD-CASE OF BAD HEAI TH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not bcncllt. Send
0 cents to Rlpana Chemical Co.. New
iork.for 10 samples and 1,000 testimonials,
HELPWANTED.
YFTTIANpT'w'oAFN'nA l'
nppenrance can obtain permanent em
ploment on ver high commission, ex
perience unnecessary. Call at 4M Com
monwealth building. R. M. Whltmorc
manager
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK FOR ITS
at home, sternly cmploment; good
wnges paid, no delay; work mulled on
receipt of stamped envelope. Imperial
Supply Co., Philadelphia.
SAMPLE DISTRIBUTORS EVERY
whero, both sexes, steady emplo -ment,
a thousand; enclose stamped
envelope for reply. Acme Importing Co ,
Philadelphia.
WANTED - A GENTLEMANLY Ap
pearing man to sell wines und liquors
to )nwers, doctors and merchants. Com
mission or salniv. Address Lake Keuka
Vlntngo Co., Bath, Steuben, Co , N. Y
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIES TO EMBROIDER-GOOD PAY-
Ing. eas work sent to our homo,
write for sample and materials. Fnlque
Embroidery Co . 102 Fulton St.. Now ork
FURNISHED ROOMS.
DEShTaBLE FRHHTTDFltONT
room, steam heat running water and
bath, 407 Madison avenue.
FOR RENT-PLEASANT F'itMSHED
rooms, conveniences. Rooms from '1 50
up, 522 Mulberry street.
REAL ESTATE.
$10,000 WMLlVBCY FINE" ltF.SIDENcll,
Jt fterson nve. M. H HOLUATH
$10,500 WILL BUY LARGE NEW DOF
bl; house, steam heat, Clay avenue.
M. H. HOLGATE.
$4,10i) WILL BUY 12-ROOM SINGLE
house. Green Ridge. Jl. II. HOL
GATE. $li,CW WILL BFY NEW DOUBLE
house, steam heat, Qulncy avenue
Rent J720 M. H. HOLGATE
$7,500 WILL BUY DOUBLE HOUSE,
full lot Cost $S,S"0. Property must
be cold. M H HOLGATE.
$1,4J0 WILL BUY FFI.L LOT. CALL AT
ofilee M II. HOLGATE, Common
wealth Building.
$J,400 WILL BUY 10-ROOM MODERN
house brick, nil Improvements, In
cluding electile light, large lot, 11 feet
front. Property worth $".000 M H.
HOLCrATE.
FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE AT 211
Colfax avenue; Just ci mpleted. All
modern Improvements Herdwood finish
sanitary plumbing, electric lights etc.
Prlco reasonable. Address Frank '1.
Okell, 220 Broadway. New York city.
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN
with private family.
211 N. Main avenue
FIND BOARD
Homo comforts
STOLEN.
STOLEN-FROM CORNER DP JEF
fersun and Gibson stie.t Tinned ly
evening nt u o clock, a bay hoise and sew
ing machine wagon. A uward for the re
turn to II. II. Dever. CJe Lackawanna
av enuo.
LEGAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUVBLE
real estate. Monday, the 27th day of
February U99
By vlrtuo of an order of court ls3ued
out of the Court of Common Picas of
Lackawanna county ana to me uirecteu,
I will expose to rubllc sale by vendue or
outcry to the highest and best bidder
for cash al the Court House, in the city
if Scranton, Lackawanna county, on
Monda. the 27th da of February. A. D
lii, at 9 o'clock In tho furuiojii of said
da
All tho following described lind situate
In thut poitlon of the eltj of Scranton,
known a- "Hdo Park," In the county
of Lackawanna, and state ot Pennsl
vanla. bounded and described as follows,
to wit;
All thoso certain lots, pieces cr parcels
of land, In Hjdo Park afrsesald. Known
as Ids numbers thirty-one (If) and
thlrt-two (32) In squaio or block number
sixteen (10) and fronting on Washington
street (now Lafnvette btrcet ) Being each
twenty-llvo (25) feet In fiont b one hun
dred and fifty (150) feet In depth, at cord-In-'
10 a plan or imp, entitled "Prlco and
Pnnconst's Addition to the City of Sciau
ton " Improved with two, two-story
single frame dwelling houses, with out
buildings thereon
Thomas S. Watklns vs Jamrs T Wit
kins, tt al. No. 715 September Tei in, 1S9S,
In partition, Court of Common Pleas of
Lackawanna county
CLARENCE r. PRYOR. Sheriff.
Sheriff's olilcc Scranton, 1' 1, Feb 4,
129
VOSBURC. & DAWSON, Alls
IN RE ESTATEOF ISAAC ELLli!
li ceased In the Oipli.ius' Court of
Lackawanna count. No 5X Series A.
The undei sinned an auditor appointed
by the Orphans' Court ot said county
to pass upon tho exceptions H1 d to tho
teconil nccount of M.uy E. Ellis, ad
ministratrix of said esiatc, and to dis
tribute any balance found In her
hands, hereby glvts notlte that he will
attend to the duties of his appointment
nt his olllti, No. 2.'7 Ninth WiiHlilnlon
avenue on Saturday March 11th ls'i'i, at
10 o'clock a in at which time and place
nil persons Interested mil) be picsunt and
bo heard, and thte-e having tlalms on
said fund must appear anil prt nt their
lulms or forever be dtbaired fiom com
ing In oil h ild fund
FRED C. HANYEN, Audltoi
NOTU'E-TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholder of tho Dickson Manu
facturing Company will be held at tho
olllce of tho compnn. In the ili of
Scrnnton, on tho 8th da ot March lw at
10 o'clock u m. for the purpose of elect
ing directors, vctlng upon the change of
by-laws, providing for the time and pi ice
of meeting of directors, and tho mode ot
amending tho b-laws, and such other
matters as ma come- liefme the meeting
L. F BOWER Seeietais
THE WNFAL MEETING OF THE
slut kholdeiH of the Luekawanun lion
nnil Steel Compnny. for the election of
directors and the transaction ot such
other business as inaj pioperl come be
foie tho meeting, will be held at the olllce
of the company In the city of Scrnnton
Pennsjlvanlu. on Wtdnesdio. Manh 1st
IWt. at two o'clock p m The polls will
remain open for 0110 hour The tiansfer
books will bo closed on Februar ! 1VU
and leopencd on March 2, IV)
J. P HIGGINSON Setrotarv
Scranton, Pa.. Fcbtuur 17 1sa9
SITUATIONS WANTED
v VWSVWV
SITUATION WANTF.D-MY A YnUNG
man ifi years of age would like vvoiK
111 an ofllce ot aiiv Kind of wolk Adilless
Anxious c iro of Tribune olllci
Srn'A'lNVANTi:D-WASIHN(l oii
Ironing, or iins kind of house 1 loaning.
by thn day or will tnkt washing home.
Mrs, Lee, sldo door, 120 Franklin avenue
SITUATION WANTED TO DO OENER
al housewoik In small fumlh. Cull or
nddress Miss D. K No. 910 Union street,
tlU.
PROFESSIONAL.
AnOHITEOT3
HOWARD It. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Connell Building, Bcranton.
E. L. WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear of COB Washington nvenue.
LKvV'IS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT.
435 Spruce St.. cor. Wnsh av Scrnnton.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT,
Price Building, 120 Washington uvenue,
Bcranton.
T. I. LACEY ,i BON. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' Nntlonnl Bank
DENTIST3
PR I. O. LYMAN, S UANTON PU1
voto Hospltut, cor. Wyoming and Mill
ben y.
DR. H. F. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR ,C. C. LAUBACH, 11.1 Wjomlng ave
WELCOME C BNOVER. HI Washington
nvenue Horns. 9 to 1, and 2 to5
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLES. 409 SPRUCE STREET. MAKES
your hot to order and they fit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE 125 AND 127 FRANK-
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. X.EIGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSfTnHAR D.. L. & V.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAWYERS
FRANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counellor-nt-I.aw. Burr building, rooms
H nnd II, Washington nvenue.
WILLARD. WARREN ft KNAPP, AT
torneys and Counsellors-nt-l.aw. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
t-trnnton. Pa.
JESSUP & JESSUP ATTORNEYS AND
- ounsellors - nt - Law Commonwealth
building. Rooms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMES W OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-I.aw.
Rooms 514. 515 and 610, Board of
Trade building.
D B REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mcars' building, corner Washington
avenue nnd Spruce street.
JAMES J. H HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-nt-I.aw
C01 Commonwealth building.
Scranton.
EDWARD W. THAYER, ATTORNEY.
Rooms 903-rOI, 9th floor. Menrs building.
L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW,
roj Board of Trade building, Scratitoi ,
1 a.
C. R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Commonweilth building. Scranton, P",
PATERSON ,v WILCOX, TRADERS'
.MttioiKii uanK muiutng.
C COMEGYS. 9-13 REPUBLICAN
building
A W. BERTHOLF,
Mears' building.
ATTORNEY,
MIDWIFE
MRS. GABLE. GRADUATE MIDWIFE,
151S Wnshburn stieet, Scranton. En
gagements solicited Rooms and best
attendance for a limited number of pa
ticntu. PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS
FR C.L FREY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Bank Building, 1-- V online avenue.
MARY A. SHEPIILRD. M. D. HOME
opathlst. No. 2.S Adnms avenue.
DR. W E ALLEN. 51. NORTH WAStl
Ington avenue.
DR R. TRAPOl.D SPECIALIST IN
DIsoim s of Woinun, coiner Wyomlnjf
avenue nnil t-nrute sueet, Seianton.
Ofllco hours Thurtdas and Saturtlas,
9 a. m to t, p m.
DR L M. GATES. ROOMS, 27 AND 1S
Heard of Trade Building. Otllce hours.
S lo 9 a. m . 2 tj 3 and 7 to S p. 111. Resi
dence, 209 Madison nvenue.
DR C. L rilEAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss I'll ting and Fat Reduc
tion. Offico tclcpl.ono IJoJ. Houis, 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR. S W L'AMOREAUN OFFICE 3i9
Washington avenue. Residence, 1J18 Mnl
bcrr.v Chionle diseases, lungs, heart,
kldnevs and genlto-urlnaiy organs a
specialty. Hoars, 1 to I p m.
W G. ROOK. VETERINARY SUR
geon. lloises. Cattle und Dogs treated.
Hospital. 121 Linden street, Scranton.
Telepbono 2G72
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACK WANNA,
Scranton. Pa Couises preparatory to
college law medicine or business. Opens
Sept 12 Send foi catalogue Rev Thom
as M. Cann, LI.. D.. Walter 11. Unci!.
A M.
SEEDS
G. R CLARK & CO SPEDMEN AND
Nurserymen, stole 141, Washington ave.
nue, green bouse, 17V) Nor'h Main ave
nue; store telephone 7S2
WIRE SCRCENS
JOS KUETTEL. REAR Ml LACKA
wanna avtrue Scranton, Pa , mauufac
tuier of Wire Set ecus.
AfCCLL!VCOUS
BAUER'S ORCHEHTRA-MlSIC I'OR
balls, picnics, parties, lecepllons, wud
dings ami concut wtuk furnljlied For
terms, address R J Kami conductor,
117 Womlng avenue, over Hulbeits
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS PRINTERS'
rupplleb, envelopes p.ipei bigs, twliivi.
Warehouse. 130 Washington nvenue,
Scranton. Pa
CITY SCAVENGER
A B BRIOOS CLEANS PRIVY VAUL1S
and cess pools, no odor Impiovod
pumps used. A BUIGliS, Proprietor
Li ave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcke's drur store cornet Adams and
Mulherrv Teli phone 1111
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS L T KEI.LFR hi ALP Tlll.AT
tncilt. 50c , sliiuupjoliig ol't . facial
rmiMMgc, nianiourlng, 25c . chiropody '.01
Oulncv
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ""AT 4' TO t. PER
Clllt Sl'lll- lo Milt boilmVir JtlllllS
Gurtlner ti.nuli rum luO. Mi i" Bldg, cltj
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Vallov Kiulroad.
In F.fftet Feb &. JVrt
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For I'hllailtlphla and New Yoik via D
&. H II R at (ilj a m end 12 OJ, 2., 4.17
Black Diamond Hxiucos. and 11.30 p. m
Bunduh D A.- II . 15s , b p. ni.
For While Ilium Hailetim and prin
elpul points In the coal regions, via D &
II R R. 0 15 2 is and 127 p. m For
Pottsvlllu. ti4." 2 1 P m.
For Bethlehem. Lnston. Rending Hnr
ilsbuie, und principal intermediate .ta.
tlons via D MR R. t.nn 111, L'U.1,
2 18 127 lilac 1. Diamond Expiess, If 30.
Bund i D 11. 15S 7 IS p. ni
Fin Tutikbaiinock. Towanda Elmlra,
Ithaca Geneva and pilmliml liiteiniedl
ate stolon, via I). I. .V V R J. S0J
111 12 55 nnd J."" P m
Por Geneva Huhesttr, Iluffiilii Nlag
1,1 1 Falls Chicago and nil points west via
ATI". R U 12.3 33 lilac I. Dlanund
l.xprtss " IS and 11 p 111. Sundaji D
ah 11 43 a in. 1 18 P in
Pullman pel lor anil sleeping or I.ehlnh
Valley paib'i eats 011 all trnlns bitwe-n
VllUe-Ball ami New Yoik I'hlladel
nlilii, Buffalo and Su&penslou Bridge
1 ROLLIN II MLBUlt Gen Supt .
South Bethlehem l';i.
CHAS. B. LEE. Gen Puss. Agt.. 20 Cort
land stieet. New oik.
W. NONE.MA'HER Division Paw.
onger Agent. South Bathlehem, Ph
,f,if tickets and Pullmun reservations
nmilv 309 Lackawanna ave, Scranton, Pa,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
tifirnjirxmu
Schedule In I'flcei Mmv m
Trains Leave Wllkos-Barro as FoU
lows:
7.30 a. m weolc days, for Sunbur
'"""u"rSi, r-niiaaaipnm, ualtl.
more, Wasliliifr.ton, and for Ptt.
burpand tho Wosl.
10.15 a. in., week days, for H.izlolon,
Po!,il?'Jn9adlnE. Norrlstown.
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, HarrlsburR, Phlladolphla,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
bur and tho Wosl.
3.12 n. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burK Phlladolphla, Baltlrnoro,
WaihlnRton, and Flttsburfi and
tho Wost.
0.00 p. m., wook days, for Sunbur.
Harrlsburg, Phlladolphla and
Pitlsbure.
J. 11. IIUTCIllVSOV, Ucneral Ma-uz".
Del., Lncka. and Western.
Tr-u,,1.00' Monday. Nov. II, 1SDS.
1 rains lcavo Scrnntcn us follows: Ex
l J006 W. S.0O and 10.05 a. m.; 12.55 and
bhin",,mis ,i0r nast0- Tienton. Phlladel-
'TATJ-10-8W a,,a ao-03
SS- f -."-;
w.iSM.,l.nlia southwest. '
lilnghnm n2 accommodation. 3.10 p. m.
NlchoNmn0n u,ul way allons, 1.05 p. in.
Fxi.r?,J P? accommodation 5.10 p. m.
m" SidVV m lt,C"nC,J BPrlaI,
For v?,?3' 9. "'""'l .-BS P. m.
B irre 1 1. ,uml'crland, Plttston, Wilkes
"llle n,,,k1,,no" M1' "innmsburft nnd Dan.
111 lietin., if cl,',,t' connections at North
Bait 7 (,.r U miamsport, Harrlsburg,
Norlmn,M r,,,nB,im "ml tho soutn-
tlons "m o,r,uI n,,d intermediato sta
tions, coo. in os m nnil 1D5 nnJ 5i40 p
3 OSIn.'r'iVn n ntl Intermediate stations,
lnedia.e i ,'?. " '"PU mouth nnd Interi
r Vii '"ug ' "l
Oil rrnll'J ''I"'1?' nnd sleeping COacllCS OH
uii cxpre-s trains
tahbr,1,,,.n,I'l, '"formation, pocket tlmc
Hpi i.r,c' np',1' lo " T. Smith. Dis
trict lassengcr Agent, depot tlckot of-
Dclnwaro nmi Hudson.
Scfi'!n't'.l.',ntlny; Ji"0'' Bth- "'n-' vllt leave
ocianton as follows-
lor Carbondnle-G 20. 7 53, 8 53, 1013 a.
J". " "oon; 121. 2 20. 3 52, 5 L5, G.25. 7.57.
9 1.1 1100 p m.; 1 10 a. m.
.. 0!. A,lV',n Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
221! j. ni "b',arul l'""s. ete.-o.20 a. in.
For Honesdaic 0.20, 10.13 a. m : 2 20.
5 2 1 p. in.
,'''" Vllkes-B.arre C 43. 7 4S. S 41. 1.3S.
-ii',".."1 '-'u3' '- "1S. 3.33, 4 27, 0 10,
. 10 II, 11 ro p m
lfN'w Yoik. Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley Rallrond-fi.41 a. m.. 12 03,
i: 4 2, p in . with Black Diamond Ex
press n a p m.
For Penn-vhanla Railroad points, 0.43,
9 rs a. m . 2 IS. 4 27 p in
Foi western points, v In Lehigh Valley
Riillioad-7 4s n. m.. 1203, 1 Kl, with Black
I imnntl Pvnrnaa 1,1 11 11 a n .
Italn will airlvo in Scrantdn as fol
lows. From Carbondalo and tho North fi.40.
7.41, !-S, "II. 10 33. 11 5S a m.; 1.23, 2.15.
3.23 4 2.1 5 II. 7 4 ! 10 IS 11 27 p m.
From Wllkes-Barre and tho South 6.1R.
7 1?. bis, 100S. 1151 a. m.: LIS. 2.14. 3.43,
5 20, 0 21. 7.11. 9 01. 10 03 p m.; 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Tor Cnrbondale 9 07, 11.33 p. m.; 1.53.
3 52. 5 5!. 153 p m
For Wllkes-Bario 9 IS, 11.43 a. m.: 1.3S.
3 2 5 11, 7 1S p in.
Lowest rates to all points In United
States and C inndn
J. W BURDICK. G P A.. Alhnny. N Y.
11 W. CROPS. D P A . Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(I. i high and Susquehanna Division.)
Stations In New York root of Liberty
street, N. R , and South Ferry, Whitehall
htltet
Anthrnclto coal used exclusively, Insur
ing tltnnllnevs and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 20. 1S93.
Tialns leave Scranton for Plttston,
Wllkes-Barre, etc , nt S 30 10 10 n. m 1 20,
2.'1 3 20 7 10 p m. bundas 9 00 a. m,
1 w, 2 15, 7 1" P in
For Lnkowood and Atlantic City, 8 30
For New Yoik Newark nnd Elizabeth,
8 1'l lexpre ss) a m 1 20 (express). 3 20 (ox.
in esc) p in. Sundivs, 2 1.1 p. m Tinln
le Lvlo 1.20 p m . arrives at Philadelphia
Re ullng Terminal, 7 03 p. m., and Now
York 7 "5 P "'
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlo
btm Eiston and Philadelphia, S.10 a. .n ,
l-o "3o P ni. SunilnH. i 13 p. m.
For Baltimore und Washington, and
points Miutb and west via Bethlehem,
inn m 12'p m SimdnjH. 2 15 p m.
For Loiig Branch. Ocean Grove, etc., nt
cqn,, ni 1 20 p 111
i',.p ltiadliig, Libanon and Harrlsburg,
v in Allemtovvn. S 30 u. ra.lM P. in. Sun-
aiV.rJPotts"uIc s-so n m. 120 p. m
it tinning, leave New York, toot of Lib
.mi street North River, at 4.00, 9 10. (ex
Irein ) 'a. m . 1 i0 pv-a) p. m. Sunoays
4:iLMv"1New York. South Ferry, foot
ttM.V..iVill street ot 9 03 a. in, 1.23 p. in
riiscngcrs arriving or deputing from
Lit ill iiilii.il can connect under tovcr
tills ttlllllliai rnllrn.uls. llrmdwav
Willi all lu..V,V frli0(, m iirooklvn and
iiV'e is nad ferries to Brookljn and
c.'ll,Jc i onin s miil.lng tpilck transfei to
& m ' (YiindConi "al 'depot and Long
nod from.
UUe i! e Ph 'lelphla. Reading Tcrmlna
1-i a in . 300 P " Sun. as. G.13 p. m
TliroiiKli llfkets to nil points Lai
llirowh', , ... rate at tl
Terminal,
m
East
SoiJirimd West at lowest rate at tho
8J iT OLHAFSEV Cen Bunt.
H P BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agt
trie nnd WomiiiR Valley.
Time Table In Effect Sept. 19th. W
Triliirt leae Be i anion for Now ork
NevVliuiK and Intel niedlato points on
r lor lib oa.l. also for Haw ley and loci..
oolnts it7 0!n m and 2 21 p m Trains
MiVe'nt Sii mtmi fom above points u'
10 "1 i in and 3 15 and yos. P m
NCllAo nivisio'v.
Ill ilffcel Oclober llltli, IMI.
North Itound. smith lloiinti.
2IB SOI Ol"3O0
fl Jl 8tM,oa, ggf
K lo Qg
A m i' h Vrrlve l.tae. i M,
. 7WN Y Franklin M... 74)
7ii)Vcat s.'ad btrcet .... 7M
7Uii vveeUawken .... 810 .
k m i' i Arrive I.cavel y t'r m
10 4V ilvi TsaoMH 2 ii, i ,ii
1040.. 1W Hancock .... a '1)41
1031 .. l."C MnrllK'ht .. SSM4I.
loai .... i.N!i l'ri'hton park .... SJli4r.
10 15 1J40, Mnwoud ... S4I' Kiv
100 '.... UtV rojlltcllo .... ii50614
DM 12 Hi Orsilll ... 63 Rl)
S4J ... 12131 1'lensant JIf ... 815.10
9 0.... 11 'f I'lilondale .. 309 D4
2i.... IH'i line-it City . . 3 19 6 4
9 1 1 . ii3l raibMidale ... 34 fc.4
VU7 drill White III Inge ... (3 38 6 6'
10 111.' ' MujIUIJ 13 48 b
SW... BJ.I JPIIDn .... 3 416(11
863... 11 IS Archibald . 191 Mi
86ii. ... 1111 Wliiton .... S4 fll.
Sii . If II I'lCkVllle .... 869, Hill
H4.' . 11U7 uliihant ... iMJ A i)
H4 II in I'rlts luirg .... 4(i7'(l.
H.. II in lln nop ... 410 f. "
811.... lie' l'rnv hlnuco , ill M
ttij. . Iiwi park 1'iuco .... ft 17 r. t
8 SO .... 110 M hCiailtOI) ... 4 20,0..
a ni 'a u Leave Arrive r wie i
t Sunday only
I r siKMiitsiiiat, trains stop on signal for paa.
acniiriD
'iialni'.w ami 2iw Sunday only other trains
dallv except Mimlay.
Memo lattB via Ontario Western before
purchasing tltkits and savenioner,
thou.'li Wagner eurttt s -per and tree re
rliiiiiur chair ear New York to Ctilctfo nt Jiont
chance. I'lcvirnirer il.toj ctwflcccd I
fl'vvo Vuiitu 1 ir .lltle.
J O, Anilcrcnu, Oen. Vu Agt.
T. Vlltcroft, Ulv, V'ciia, u.'t.bcrintou, f.