THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1S99.
One carload of General
Teams and Heavy Draughters.
See the parade today at 12.30.
513, 515, 517 West Lackawanna Avenue.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
I. Abnt intt d 11 cm-
New Ymk, Mnrch J The vtnek Mnt
'.i t (llrplayed weakness p.irllculailv In
i In- iiinngeih, Pncltlc and peelultles,
I iiictlrully ull day with but lnelilontal
i allies. Theio was an uppearance- of
uppolt In eel tain --tucks in the final
di ilinqs which caused a falrlv steady
ljse, although the Cinngeis weie still
mult r nrtsunp Then? wan no new
tn account for the decline, except tor
a tinner tone to money, call rates
touching Si, attillnitable to a call H--hpiI
iirollinlii.il y tn the f-ottloiiii nt be
tween the t'entiai I'aclllc mill nail and
ihe government. Dmlng the attacks
bj the bcitis mnny stoii 1"- tiiuV'fe
lining untoveipil acceleiatecl the le-
line. Total vales weie ini.S'JJ shale.
The bond inaiket tmlav bote up i"
maikably ,ell consldeting the piessurn
against stock-. Total sales, $4.ni5.uuO.
I 'lilted States .Is and the .": advanced
't, In the bid pi lee.
I! .!. R L. Cnilington & Co.
New Yoik. Match 2 Tlu inaiket opened
li.iclinnully below last iiicht'- n with
London prices below .uu p.irHs. . lniihut
i.in Railway bilng ihe i il-i-M fiatiue.
I luring the Hist hour there was .ioiup cvi
di mo nf an attempt to uliv tin list but
.! mioii as tin' having movement shorn d
-Imif, of balling llimld.illiui began and
tin. m.ukct declined to prices healing
Hum 'a ! per cent. In low the opining.
M tiopolltau was the sufiuer. lne iking
lblough 240 on expctitlim of top orders.
I'Iip nidiket showi d ery f w oidences cf
ii v tallying nowei and ihen- w is mi
iinubtedly vnj trco llnuidatlon at times
In It At the s.unn tlini tciil In Me
i ml canes It was not jgg,-i'ssi. y wt'ik
md the dprllms were mori gr.idual, fill
ing nlf In vain, s than on un sli up ilowu
wurd moement. The new- doc s not t.pin
to 111111' much Inlliunce at tin mom ut
.isicic from the munetiiry fltuatinn Tin
uocl showing of St Paul has had ,ib-
-ulutrlv no plfet t on the stock and It lu
pins to look as If liivldcr were p-i tting
nut. While the ompani Is earning Luge
Hvldends, we think thcic Is ci mall
c banc . of anything cxtia being paid this
Mar. The whole nut ket Is v l v heuvllv
uM llmiiKhi and then hac been no ag
l'schp In ,ir move incut ugalnsl It as jit,
i that reason wp do not think the clc -ilinp
Is vet over. A iall Is due and miv
-liciw up this week although w ar lu-
Mneil to think uneertilntv us to bank
' itement en Saturd.i will prevent Its
r'liihlng n liugi- pri unions The
m.irket roniliiuisl tbinui'liout the dnv
weak and imu'lllpd wlih . nlv fun tlon.il
i.c'Hcn and slimss iicn ivbUnri of g.nnj
iiiiHlflfrnijli Invttr Wp do not advice
iniithiiKi .it miiini nt and mi ma htiong
i'it advlsp thp takln? of proilts It
n.ost be lipiimberpd that piliis an ,i
liigh us cnin ired Willi si uionth ago
.mil ili.it llieip has In on no d cidcel i i'
tmn of nnv moincnt at inn Unit TIip
n ark t ina rig foi some little time but
in the end a slurp lue.ik will bring ihoiit
lotiRh lltiuldntlun to VHiinii puriahasp4
.ii thp piic'ii llun Until tills occurs v
iIp pnnt iiiutliiit mi th lung sld
V.ulitt ilnssl uisittli.( with slight ii.
wrli'ii from lowvst pi lees
"unt.it Inn furnished by I.AHAR .1
1 I'LI.EH ntik, grain nnd cotton brok
.m riKim 2ii und 210, Uu.it of Trade
i illdn g lie! niton. Pn
Open- High- Low- Clns.
ing est est linr
m. cm on . . m aw, am .ui8
Mn. 8uu. Re k co .nsi iriL nos i:,7 j
Mh To. S IV . 224 221 22 "2
T & ii. F Pr . its tji, W, H
Mn Tobiiecn Cu . ls"l J00I., 1W-. 1'in
Mn. S. & y . Id fi w Wi
ni. S A V Pi lonij lm jwii,, Jul
llrnnk R, T .. . '1114 Ml, Kf' s',tj
i "in Hnutlnrn 1x IS JiH;, 571,
V J CViitrul .. ..IDS ins 10.1 iov
""lies. .i OI1I1 27. :7"a 2'i' U.SI
1 "hie. & II. V . Lit, V KiT, l.V.
i'hlc. it N W lis lib H7"B 11714
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
OIJeM l;atubllhsj llu isc 1 1 the Citi
:iealeis In si DCK ., C II TON, (1HAIN and
PKOVi-IONS, 011 nnr,'l 1 o tor delivery.
ilPCICh: kii'iiiM lug and 310 Hoard ot Trad:
liudkll i, crjntoa, l'a.
I. O. LA BAR L. 1" FLLLKK
J
Relief at Last
f D? MAmL'S
m. htNCH
1'rnlHil by tUumands of
IT EM ALE
iiunuii iiKiirs at tare, m
wiij, n liable and witlinut
aurnuui ak ilriiKfUl ror
Iir Martcl a Frencli Knialo
1M1U In metal bcix with
1rench Plui, nn tnn In nil.,..
Wlitto and Hcil. Insist ou havluK the geuulne.
Rebel for Women," mailed UlEEin plain waled
Icllc p with teatlmuulals unci tiartlaularji. Aildre-ii.
i FRENCH DRUG CO., 301 and 303 Peail St., NX
WAIT WAIT
FOR MARCH 6th.
We are going to move to the Rexford
building, 303 Lackawanna avenue. Our en
tire stock will be closed out regardless of cost.
Sale to Commence Monday, March 6.
nnnrnpnAi a trf
5JinHI-rUJr Xl 1.8,1 ii ...... .
i iiu i UL.IIUL. ul uui vvasn naion Avei
Purpose and Driving
All must go
Chic Ii &Q . .. UUs 111 r.s 1"S'
I'hlc , Mil St P 12"',, 12l' 12T-N 12, 'i
Chic. R. I. & I" . . V', 117- lH.Ji ll'"s
Chlf.Ht I M. fi. O "2 !I2' 'I.' !.:'
C. C. C. fc St I .... TiT's ""' "I'l't "
Con Has 210 210 212' ii 211
Delawaie - Hud ...1,17 1.17 117 117
I J. I. A: W Ill's Hl'j lU'i Ul-J
Fed. Steel. Pr SS hs MI'S, i.7
Fid. Sleek Com ... ill", Jl'-s H'k V
(lou Klectrle 11JT y:s izu lun
I.ouls ,V Nnsh OWt Mil !'. "I
Minhattan Fie . ...Ill's 112 110 11"
Met Tiaetlon Co ...21."!: 242'i 2Ws 2I0'
M. K Te , Pr . 10 10 ;;sj is'
Mo. Pacific 41' i11i 11 U1i
Nat Liad I!5 ".'o )1" 1l
N. Y. Cintral lli i:W'. 11.1'j l"''j
Out. A: West i'i 2h'8 SI'i -"'-
Ninth. Pacille MTi t3ls .12 r.2'i
Nor. Paclllc. Pr .... 70 V)i4 7s'.- 7j..
Piclllc Mall r,o 1,0 IS 4
Piople's CIS 112'; lkl 1UU Ul'ia
Phil. Sr Read .'Pi 2H. :H 2P..
P ; R.. 1st Pr ... I.'1! i2'i iiO'i ini
Southein R. R . Pr.. 4s3 s8 IS Is
Tellll., C. .: lion .. . Il llli 11 I l"j
Texas ,. Paclllc . . 2IH 21', 2IU 2I'4
Union Paclllc I7'j IT' I0'2 ld
Union Pac , Pr . ... 7'ir, V.l's 7Si, 7s'!
V. S. Rubber .. . M'i "l'i 4s', 40
U. S. l.ealber. Pi . 7il'K Tu' 1.3 b'J1
Wnbam, Pr . . . 22'4 2-i'i 21', M'i
West Union HI liPfc -W tu
CHICAGO HOARD OF TIlADIl.
Open- High- Low- C!n.
WIIUAT. lug. est. est. In',.
Mas 7.1'f, 7r,ii 72 72',
July 71 71'! 70's, 71
( ORN.
Mav Sii'i ui's ai '"
lulv 37W 37S, Si,T "T's
OATS.
Mav 2Mt Sst 2S is
July am am so'n id's
pori:.
May !IV li ' Ml ' 7
July t' T !'.'j7 HC7 "' 0"
LARD.
Mav r42 1 4.1 r, 42 111
Jill J 11.1 f.rr .1." IK
'i"pni
Scrnnton Boaid of Trade Kxchango
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
S'lOCKS.
Soranlon i Piltston Trac. Co
Fit st National Pmk
rimhuist Houknnul
Scianton f-.iMiigs Pr.nk
Scranton Packing Co
Thl'd National Panic
'I hump NnM'llJ Mfg Co
Seiant in Railway Co
nimn Tien & DIs Dank
Ulil
Askirt
20
iw
', 233
! 3S5
! 'so
95
'iii
ISO
lJiiinniiiv L.ght Heat iV Pow
er Company
Scrjntun Jlluminatlng, Heat
A: Power Company
ri.minn Fotging Co
43
:6i
iio
iir-lj
so
S3
Tiadcrs' Nntlonal Hank
I.neka. Lumber Co
Lick Trust 6c Safo Dep Co..
Mooslc Mountain Coal Co
Scrnnton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co, Com
Clark a Snover Co , Pr
Corson Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scr. Iron Fcnca & Mfg Co ..
RONDS.
Scranton Tass Railway, first
mortgage, due 11)20
Pe-plf s Strt-et Hallway, first
moitir.ice. due 1D1S
no
150
400
125
100
so
100
115
115
Peonle's tstrcet Railway. Gen
crn mortcaeP due l'yi ....
115
Dickson Manufacturing Co ..
Lncka Township School 5""0..
Cll of Scranton St. imp. 6..
Mt." Vernon Coal Co
ceranlon Axle Works
t-ciaiitim TrjPilon ii'4 bonds...
Carroii Coal Co
100
102
102
h5
100
ioo
105
New York Gtoin and Produce Market.
New Yoik. March 2. Flour Dull and
bntilv siead. Whe.it Spot easy. No. 2
ic I, blai . f. 11 b, to .iriHc and spot,
No 1 iioitlnin 'Julutli, VP-.c , I o. li .
illnal spot; N'i 1 ii.nd M.i'iltob.i, PiC, f
11. ii . alloat spot: option" openul , is and
win- tnllueiiicd b lie'uilsh news most of
tin- lUv. umoi'g tin 1 bit I si Ihlig inotlvs
wen lower cables Manner lempeiatuio
wst. moderate ck.11 mn- and lack of out
bide support ; ncii Iv all slants became
allium il over big e.spoit rumors and ral
lied the market h1i..iij1n. closed firm but
' ale net lov.ei , Mnnh closed '
Mas, 771 c; Julv. 7'ic. .Corn Spot N 1 2
lUicalOUc, f. o. b , afloat toi new und
old, options opennl easy with wheat, mi
lled on big clearances and near the clus.
was advanced nipldls nn heavi export
puiiha-"-s, bilrg tlimllv linn aim .1 .1
Hage. bulow last night; March elus,
13c. May, Hull c . Julv. 11 c. iJuts
Spot dull; No. 2 .i4i'!;c. ; No 1. 't4i.. No 2
white, .l"e. . No. 3 do. do.. L'Hji;. ; ttaek
mixed, 3.in"Ac ; track white, "'liliie.; op
tions m mlnal. lluttir Very llun: wesi
m creaineiy, lluiSlc , do fuctol'v, 12a
11' c , Flglns, 21c: lnulatlon eieiunery.
l'P..ilsc : state dali, 12a20c. ; do, tie.iin
cr, 16ii21c. Eggs Finn; stale and Penn
Hvlviinlti, 30ii3o'i.c.; western ficsh, 30o ;
southern, &a30c.
Philadelphia drain nnd l'roduco.
Philadelphia. March 21.-W'heatic. low
ci, cuntruct glade, .March 7i,lja77c Coin
- Dull and weak, No 2 mixed Maleh, II'UiC
1 ).i ts Mini, No. 2 white clipped, Jii'S;iU7c.;
No 3 do. do., Jji'.aJ'jC ; No 2 mixed, do ,
il'ui"e No. 3 do. do., S'jVliV ; No 2
inWcd do 3l"ia3')C Rntter Dull and Ic.
lnwei, fnncj western crciuntiy, lc; do.
Plinth, 22c Eggs Firm and 2c higher,
tush nearby, 2.1c , do. wtstein, 23" ; do.
J southwestern, 2.1c: do houthtrn, 24e.
1 Cheet-e Film mil higher; New York full
1 eriii'm fanes , t-mall ll4e . do. do. do.
1 fair to choice llalP.e. Refined Sugars
ild nml i it
Horses, Hearse Horses,
today, rain or shine.
Quiet but stcadj. Cotton Steady. 1 al
low Quiet: cltv prime, In hogsheeds, 4a
l'sc , country do. do., barrels, 4'ie.; daik,
do, 4c , cakes, Ic; guuse, 2i,fia31!:C. Live
Poultn Steadv, fowls, SalOc ; old roos
ters, 7c, spilng chickens, UalOc ; ducks,
llal2c. , turkevs, loallc. , geese, SUlOc
Dressed Poultrv Unchanged, fowlB,
choice, lOalOHc; do. fair to good, 9'i.c. ; old
loosters, 7a712e. ; spring thicken, choice,
Ual2c. ; do. fair to good, !ial0; turekes,
choice to fancy, 12al3c ; do. fair to good.
Halle ; ducks, Sialic. Receipts-Flour, 2,0H0
barrels and 21.fn.i0 sacks; wheat, 21000
bushels; coin. 171000 bushels, oats, 21 (K)
bushels. Shlpmints Wheat, HOW bush
els.; coin, HS.ijuO bushels; outs, I'lOoO bush
els. Chicago prain Market.
Chicago, March 2 Decided! beailsh
ciop news todny caused a good ileal of
hcntteml liquidation and Ma wheat at
one time dining the session showed a. de
cline of Use Near the end, however,
shorts became nlaimed on account of
heavy export takings and doubt as to thu
correctness of the early claims of until
Juied fall wheat. Ma left olT with a net
decline of e8c; corn Is a shade lower and
cats lost c. Pork advanced Bailie ; nnd
lard 1c Ribs dps. d a shade higher. Cat-h
quntitaons weie as follows: Flour Quiet
and steady; No. 2 s-pilng wheat, Oa71c;
No. II do do, filu"c. ; No. 2 led. 72a71c. ,
No 2 corn. 31a30c ; No. 2 yellow :!1"'v.i
."0c : No. 2 oats. 27?4c. ; No. 2 white. J0a
Sle. ; No .1 do., 2'iiiB ;m e ; No 2 re. Mi'iC.;
No. 2 barley. I2a.11e.: No. 1 llax, $1 HI..; N
W, fl.lSa1.16't: pilme timothy seed. J'J.10,
miss pork, ft ..Oa'lll; lard, JIHJnSSI,
short ribs, Jilai73; dry salted shoulders,
4i 4f ; hhoit clear, yi3u.il: wblske,
$1 20; sugais, unchanged.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, M.uch 2. Choice cattle strong
hut general offerings weak. Fancy
brought $j70iiSsn, choice steers, $.1.30a5 til;
mediums 4 i;iul !"; beef Met rs. jSoalU).
stoel'.ers and tinders, f!20a1M; bulls 2 ft)
iv! 20, cows and heifers JJTial; western
lid steeis, $liriS.C0, Texas do.. $" ,10a4 ri,
calves, S!. Via', si Hogs Rusk and hlgh
i r, fair to cliolee, 1.73a3S7,j he.ivj pack
lug lots, $.11.i372, mled Jir.l.iiso;
but' lion, ri.1i lV light. JiClaJSO; pigs,
$!20a!tVl. Sin rp Slow und lower; poor
to prime sins p $21iJ.i4(,0: Mtrllngs, $4 3na
170, lambs, Jlat'io. Receipts Cattle. S
.IiiO hi ad. hogs. 210i)0 hi.nl. sheep, 12,000
hcn.il.
East Liberty Cattle Market.
llast Llbeity. Pa. Mntcll 2.-Catle
Stcnelv; extra. if.'.IOal l5. pilme, $5.2u,i5.l0;
common, $l.rAU. Hogs Steady; prime
mediums, ST'lal: hcnvi hogs, J3 90a3.95;
llf-iiy Ycnkeis $3 inl.iJ.91; hvht do, tlNl.i
5Mi pigs, !i;i,i.iJ1; roughs, S2.Wa3.40.
Sheen Acthe. hnlce wclhels, $1 C0.ll f,",
pommnn SIViiIBi, choice lambs $1 2'a
r ?5; common to good, l.i5, cal calves, $7
ii7.30.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Buffalo. N. Y.. March 2.-Cattle
Farily active'. Hogs Slow; good to choice
Yorkers nnd li.-ht mediums. $J.93at:
toughs $3 7)1310, pigs, fair to choice, $iS3
ii3.!U. Sheep and Lambs About steadv;
lambs cholc" to etin, fj.15.iC 25; culls
and common $li4 7.1. Sheep Choice to
selected wi theis. $1 40a4 t.0; culls and com
mon, 52 75a I.IA.
New Yoik Live Stock Market.
New York, March 2 Reeves No trad
ing, steadv. Cali s Ste.-idv! nrilllmrv m
good veals, $1,i'i71; ted calves, $3 She'ep j
airiiuy; lamns, vveai: 10 lower; coirtnon to
e'JV'icft sheep J3.i4Sil, good to choice
himhs, fS.L'OaoCo. Hogs Dull and lower ut
$4a4.20.
PITTSTON.
Vestetel.iy the Ice In this vicinity
moved out after a rise of three feet
anil moved down and out of sight
without nny npparent disturbance to
the tesldents along1 tho river banks.
This Is Indeed a surprise, as it was
supposed to be a certainty that we
would suffer the same experience as
In the seventies, vvher. our time
bridges were swept away on a St. Pit
rli It's day morning.
The annual bantmet nnd entertain
ment In honor of Robert Emmet ut
Kev stone hall tomorrow night under
tin auspices of the Henry Oratten so
e lety will be one of tho most elaborate
affairs that has occurred In this cltv
tho present season
Tho Sam Plttman company pleased
another large audience last evening.
"Queeiia" was presented, nnd tho
scenery nnd stage settings were tho
most elaborate seen with any company
In this hall. They nppear again this
evening, while tomorrow afternoon and
evening1 will complete their engage
menti Tho Crystal Social club, which Is
comprised of excellent material, will
hold their annual ball on the 17th.
There are several Improvements be
ing made to buildings on Main street,
which Is the forpiunner of several
business clinnge3 that will occur on
April 1.
John J. Donnelly has disposed of Ids
hotel In the Keystone block to Thomas
Iloollhan. Mr Donnelly will go to thu
Hot Springs for a time to Improve hli
falling health, acting under the advice,
of his physician.
. The council held n meeting last night
fur the purpose of t-ettllng the fire hose
and plus dlf.uutp. Two weeks ago the
action of the council on this question
was vetoed by the mayor, hence the
necessity of the meeting of the city
fathers last night.
The condition of Miss Jcannette Cail,
sister of Mis. Aiidiiuv Brvden, of Na
fus street, who Is a sufferer from
diopsy, wan not very hopeful last
nlsht.
The Clerks' association held an im
portant meeting Inst night nnd there
waa a good attendance,
Tlio Young Men'3 Christian assocla-
The People's
MMAAAAA
1MAMAMA
POPULAR CLEARING HOUSC for the Dcucilt of All Who
llnvo Houses to Rent, Real Estate or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situation or Help These
A
SmuU Advertisements Cost One Cent a WorJ, Six Insertions Jor
Five Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Ar.s In
sorted I'rcc.
FOR RENT
T.'lltl MPNT-BtV I'T.T'.flANT ilOOMS ON
necond tlotir Goulil Rulldlng, suitable
for housekeeping or olllce, also tloor, with
or without power, for munutucturliig nur
posct. Inqulro of Freeman Jus Lo l Hi
de n street.
ron rknt-sinoli: housii. .six
rooms, all conveniences, on Madison
avenue, between Oreen Ridge, and Dela
ware streets, inqulro corner Oiecn Ridge
street and Mail I sum uvenuc.
H0UB11 FOR RRNT 1NQUUU: Ol-'
ry Spencer ut Stevens' Cash
Dunmore.
FOR RUNT - SKCONl) AND THIRD
floors, 23 l.ucknwanna nvenue. Posses
sion given at once. Apply to Thomas
II. Urooks, Traders' Rank Hulldlng.
kou nuNT-tiousi: containing u
rooms and bath room; largo yard, or.
CM block N. Washington avenue. Apply
at G37 Linden street.
FOK RKNT-SRVKRAL I10USCS NRAR
Moses Tailor llopltul; nil improve
ments; JIG rer month. Apply to J. 11.
Woolsey At Co . 312 1'orest court.
Kon m:NT-iiAi.r douhlii iiotisn,
M4 Harrison nvenue. 9 rooms and bath
loom, lis. Applv Thomas Russell, cor
ner Ilnulsou nnd I'lnc.
FOR RENT-DOlTRLH HOUSR; ST 13 AM
heat. 710 and "12 Adams avenue, lrom
April 1st. Apply to M. II. llealcy, 2IS Wy
oming nvenuo.
for iuInt- THinrT"in!oon 210 pi:nn
nvenue. Eight rooms and bnth room.
P. W. Stokes, ally. 130 Wyoming avenue,
I'OR RRNT-IIOUSnS NOS S10 AND S32
North Washington avenue, below city
building. Suitable for physicians' offices
and tesldeuce. Apply to Henry Uelin, Jr.,
401 Connell IJullding.
FOR RUNT-STORF. ROOM, NO 207
North Washington aenue. formerly
occupied by J. W. Guernsey Steam
heat, elevator, rear entrance. For terms
npply to Jones Bros., 311 Lackawanna
avenue.
VOll RUNT - TWO FLOORS. 40xS0;
heat Included, centrally located; low
rent. Inqulro 137 Penn avenue.
I'OR RUNT HOUSU C21 MADISON
avenue; steam hpat, every conveni
ence. Apply Owens Pros , ull Mudison
aenue.
OFT CHS IN COMMONWEALTH
Hutldlng; single rooms and suites for
term of years with vaults One suite of
six connecting olllces with thice nults
or three suites of two nlllces each wl'h
vault. Moderato price Rellnlshed to suit
tenants. Inquire at room C03 on th floor.
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM OR SHARE
of ofllccs second floor, front. Coal
Exchange Call at room 15.
FOR RENT SECOND
Qulncy.
FLOOR, 701
FOR SALE
TOR SALE- PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Rrothers' room?. 7-S Burr
building. Goods the best, pi lees tho low
est, tetms tne easiest. A call will con
ilncc all.
DESIRARLE LOTS ONCOLFAX AVR
nuc. For particulars address Box 313,
Scranton, Pa.
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 5
cents at druggists One gives relief.
FOR SALE OR RtzNT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE NO. 1110
Mulberry street In'iulre of John
Knoble, 1201 Stone avenue.
,tlon or.itotlcnl class who aie studying
tip the tules of city government, and
have? oiganizeil themselves Into a
1 ouncllinunlc body, will have an Inter-tbtlng-
session tonight.
Louis Hlneinan, of North Main
stieet, yesterday dlspobe.il of his busi
ness to Wessl Hrown &- Co., and will
go to Geimany and reside for u time
for tho benefit of his health.
The newly-elected council on tho
West Side will meet on Monday next
nt high noon for organization and the
plcction of a chairman and tecrctary.
They will hold their first regular ses
Mon nt 7.30 tin the same evening.
After a business session of Valley
lodge. Five and Accepted Masons, last
night, they enjoyed their annual ban
quet, and one of the best offotts of
Cuterer Sanger was very much enjoyed
by the large membership piesent.
A stoiy comes up from Iluzleton that
Lillian Duvenpott, a vvaywaicl gill
fiom this cltv, was arrestee! for dls
ordeily conduct.
- Ji l d d d S
1 ONE HUNDRED
To Be Buiic at New Orange by Mr. Arthur, the
Philadelphia Builder.
Mr. James Arthur, the Philadelphia builder,
was in town last week making arrangements to
build ioo of the 391 houses which he has con
tracted to construct at New Orange. He says he
expects to rush matters from now on owing to the
great demand for houses at New Orange, because
of the rapid approach to completion of the New
Orange silk mills and the emigration to New
Orange in the near future of several hundred souls.
Mr. Arthur is anxious to get his buildings completed
in time to satisfy all new comers. He is buying
lumber by the train load and nails by the carload,
and soon one will be scarcely able to discern the
old familiar landmarks in New Orange because ot
changes made by the completion of new buildings.
Mr. George W. Weiland, of Priceburg, Pa., is
building six new houses at New Orange, N. J.
Dr. Wheaton, of Scranton, Pa., has commenced
work on his two houses. Mr. C. D. Bell, of Jer
myn, Pa., has the contract.
NEWORANGEINDUSTRIAL
308 and 309 Hears Building.
SCRANTo- oa,.
?mmmymvMmmMmyMymmMmMm'
Exchange.
WANTED.
V I
WANTHD-CASR OF UAH IIRAI.TU
that H-I-l'-A-N-S will not beneilt. Send
B tents to Rlpani Chemical Co., Now
York.for 10 enmples and 1,000 testimonials.
HELP WANTED -FEMALE.
WANTRD-TAVO APPRRNTICR OIRLS
to learn dicsMnaklng, 23J Adams avo.
ladiks io i:.M.kuidi:h-uuud pai-
Ing, easy woik tent to your homo,
write for sample nnd materials'. Pulque
Rmbroldcry Co., 10J Fulton St., New loik.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-PLHASANT F'lNISIIRD
rooms; conveniences. Rooms from 1 50
up, 6:2 Mulberry uttcot.
BOARDING.
OENTLF.MAN CAN
with pilvnte family,
213 N. Main avenue.
FIND POARD
Hume comforts.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR 8ALR-MY RUSIDENCE AT 211
Colfax avenue; iust ci mplPted. All
modern Improvements. Ho rd wood finish,
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Prlco reasonable. Address Frank T.
Okcll, 220 Uroadway, New York city.
MONUY TO LOAN AT ilT TOTpUR
cent, sums to bull honowcr James
Gaidncr Sanderson 1003 Mcars Illdg, city.
CITY SCAVENGER
A B RRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
nnd cess poolbi no odor. lmpioved
pumps used A URIGGS. Proprietor.
Lcavo orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone 0340
LEGAL.
OFFICE OF SIMPSON . WATKINS
Scranton, Pa., March 2 l!99. Notice Is
hereby glen that In uceoidanco with the
provisions of tho Moitgage of the Mount
I nokout Coal Company to tho Seratitun
Sa!ngs Hank nnd Tiust Company,
Trustee, that bonds of tho said Coal Com
pany, numl'i'U-d 10. 11, 12. ts. 70, 91, 10-',
111, lilt.-iml 20hno been designated bi lot
this dn for redemption, and will be re
deemed ut par and Intercut upon i resentt
tion at the County Savings ji.mk and
Trust Company. The Intel est ceases on
the nbnii numbered bonds on March 10.
199. The Mount Lookout Coal Company,
by C. D. Simpson, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF SIMPSON WATKINS
Sciunton. Pa , .March 2. 1693. Notice is
hereby glen that In accordance with the
provisions of the Moitgage of the Habv
lon Coal Company to the Scranton Sav
ings Rank and Tiust Compnn, Tiustee,
that bonds of the said Coal Comp.inv.
numbered 20. 21, 59. OS, l'i, 71 til S.3, M and
100 hao been designated by lot this clay
lor rcdemion, and will be ledeemed at
par and Interest upon piesentatlon at tho
County Savings Hank and Trust Com
pany. The Interest ceases on the nliovo
numbered bonds on March 10. is'io The
Rab.vlon Coal. Company. b C. D. Simp
son, Treasurer.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The
Scrnnton Dalij Company hereby pub-ll.-h
11 description ot a cc italn bottle which
thev uso lu connection with their elalrv
business and the sale of cream and milk
In the city of Scranton and the county of
Lackawanna, and which they Intend to
leglster under the piovislons of tho Act
of Muy S. 1SSD.
Tho bottlo Is cylindrical In foim, lias
upon Its face, within u circle, the words
"Scranton Dilry Comp.inv Scianton,
Pa.," and In the centel of the circle a
largo letter "S" and on tho back of said
bottle "This bottlo to be returned." The
Scranton Dtlry Companv.
WILLARD, WARREN L KNAPP,
Solicitors.
IN RE ESTATE OF ROI1ERT ROI11N
son, lato of the City of Scianton de
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that letters of
administration on the above named es
tate have been glinted to the under
signed. All pel sons having claims against
the same will picfcent them for pajmeat.
and thoo Indebted theieto will please
mako immediate pajment to lle.slo P.
Robinson AdmlnlstiiitrlN.
WELLES i-- TORREY. Attoinevs.
NOTICE-T1IE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the DlLksnn Manil
factuilng Corrpany will bo held at tho
olllce of the eompary, In the cltv ot
Scranton, on the 8th day of March lsoi, at
10 o'clock u ni , for the purpose of elect
ing directors, vctlng upon the change of
bv-laws, piovldlng for the time and plac
of meeting of directors, and the mode of
amending the bj-laws, and such other
matters as may come befme the meeting.
L F. BOWER Seeielarj.
i d $ l d i v
NEW HOUSES I
I
1
M
II S:
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTRD-TO 00 OUT
washing and lionlng, washing nnd
honing taken liotne nlao. Cnll or address
A. 11., 331 North Bumnor avenue.
8ITUATJON VANTHO-nY A YOUNO
mnn 17 jenrs of line would Ilka work
In u repository or nny kind of work. Ail
riieh It. .1. Lewis, No. 7 Plko street, Cur
bondale, l'n.
SITUATION WANTRD-RY A YOUNO
mnn IS years of ngo, would like work
In nn olllce, or nny kind of work. Address
Anxious, care of Tribune olllce
SITUATION WANTUD-WAHHING OR
li onlug. or any kind of house cleaning,
by tho day or will take washing home
Mrs. Lee, Mdc. door, 420 Franklin avenue
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS. L. KFLmtreIlTTRlTATt
ment, COc , nhampooing, 50c. ; facial
massage, nuinlcurliiB, 23c , chiropody. '.01
Qutncy.
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECTS
UDWARD II DAVIS. ARCIUTLtH',
Connell llullillng. Scianton.
C. L. WALTHIt. ARCHITKCT. OFFICII
rear of '08 Washington avenue.
Lr.WIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCIIITUCI'.
433 Spruce St., cor. Wnsh. av , Scranton.
FREDERICK L, RROWN, ARCHITECT.
Price nulldlnE, K$ Washington avenue,
Scranton.
T." 1. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Tinders' Nntlonal Rank.
DENTISTS
DR. I. O LYMAN, SCRANTON PR1
vato Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mill
beriy. DR. It. F. REYNOLDS, OPP P. O
DR. C. C. LAUI3ACH, 115 Wyoming nc
WELCOME C. SNOVER. 311 Washington
avenue. l!our, 9 to 1 and 2 to5
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLES, 103 SPRUCE STREET, MAKES
your hat to order and the fit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 115 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIGLER. Proprietor
SCRANTON HOI SE. NEAR D , L. & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAWYER?
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counscllor-nt-Lnw. llun building, rooms
13 and 11, Washington nsenue.
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. A'l'
torne and Counsellors-at-Lnw. Ro
puhllcan building, Washington aenue,
Scranton, l'a.
JESSUP & JL'SSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law Commonwealth
building. Rooms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-I.aw.
Rooms 511, 515 und 510, Uoaid of
Trade building.
D. H. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-1-OANrf
negotiated on real estate security.
Hears" building, corner Washington
nvenuo and Spruce street.
JAMES J. If HAMILTON.
nt-Law 301 Commouwe
Scrnnton
ATTORNEY
ilth building,
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms X)3-'M, 3th Hour. Mtais buildlin,.
L A. WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
f02 Hoard of Trado building. Scrantoj .
Pn.
C. 11. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW'.
Commonwealth building, Scrnnton, P".
PATERSON S. WILCOX.
National Rank building,
TRADERS'
C. COMEGYS,
building.
3-13
REPURLICAN
A W.
Mears'
nERTHOLU,
building
ATTORNEY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
FrTc. L FREY. SCRANTON SAV1NUS
Rank Rulldlng, 12 Womlnj avenue,.
MARY A. SHEPHERD. M. D , HOME
opathlst. No 223 Adams avenue.
DR. W. E. ALLEN. 512 NORTH WASH
Ingtou avenue.
DR. R. TRAPOLD SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wyomlmj
avvnuo mid Siuuce stieet, Scrautoi.
Ofllco hours Thursdajs und Saturday,
a a. m to C p. m.
DR. L. M. OATES, ROOMS, 207 AND 203
Hoard of Trado Rulldlng. Ofllco hours,
S to 0 a. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. in. Resi
dence, 309 Mndlson avenue.
DR. C. L. FREAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion OIUcq telephone 1303 Hours. 10 to
12, 2 to 4. 7 to fl.
DR S W. L'AMOHEAUX. OFFICE 3.19
Washington avenue. Residence. 131S Mul
berry. Chronic diseases, lungs, heart,
kldnejs nnd genito-urlnary organs a
bpeelalty. llojrs, 1 to 4 p. m
W C. HOOK VRTPRIKAUV Sl'R
geon Horso, Cattle and Dogs treated.
Hcispltnl, 121 Linden street, Scranton.
Tel- phono KT2
SCHOOLS
snooi, or Tin: lackawanxa,
Scr.inton, Pu. Cours.cs preparatory to
college. lew. medicine or buMness. Opens
Sept 12 Send fot dialogue. Kev. Thorn
03 M Cann, LU II., Walter H. Rtiell.
A M.
G R CLA
Xurservm
nue, greet
nue, btoro
JOS. KUKTTnL. UKAU r.11
wannn an rue, Scrunton, Pa ,
turer of Wlic Screens.
fiiscELLnneous
DAl'LR'S OH('Hi:STRA-ML'SiC I'OR
balln, picnics, p.irlles, leeeptiniis wed
dlims and ccm-i.it work fuinWlud. I or
te-rmc address R. J U.iucr. conduetor,
117 Wjomlng uvenue, over llulbctta
music store.
MRGARORU P.ROTIIRRS PRINTURS'
MippllpH envelopes, paper hags, twlna.
Win chouse 1M Washington avenue.
Hrinnlon. Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lchli;li Valley Kitili'o.ul.
In Uffcct Ptb 5. 15W.
tii.VIN'3 1.LAVI1 StJItANTON.
Tor Philadelphia nnd New York via
v. 11 Ii. R - at t,45 a. m. end l.'.OJ, ;.i
lilack Ul.iuiond Rxpres, and 11.30 p.
iiindu V 1I.1.W. 7hp. m. '
Por White Haven
llazleton ami nrin.
climl points In the coal regions, via II v
11 R. R..0.15 iis uml i"J !' n- Per
l'ottsvllie. u -i". i' '"
Cor llethleheni, ll.iston, Reading I1
rihbuig and Ptlnelp.il Intermedlato
lions via 1 1 '' & a. ni i.
A is, i7 l.uiil. lilumoiiil i:press, '
Kund.os. P II . 15S, 7.IS p. m
Kor Tiinliluinnoik Towunda. Hlmlrn,
lihiica. ijnieva nnd prineip.il Intel inedl
nt, Btnlc.i'-i. vlu II. L A. V. R J , SOS
a ill 1. '" liml 5,,B I' '"
l'ur ilciiivu Re e best.i Buffnlo Nlng
nru P.ills Chicago and all points west via
"j i A. 11- R ' 1--03' sxi- Illnck Pliinund
ricniiit 7 4S and 1130 p. m. Sunday I).
i: H a n n in . 7 is ii m.
nniim-iu net lor and sleeping or I.ehl.'h
Yalloy parlor cars on all truing betwe -
Wllltos-uarre nnu ,e-v i oru j'liiiajui
nlila. Rulfnlci anu nubiiension nudge.
1 ROLLIN II. WII.UUR. flen Supt .
South llethleheni. Pa.
CIIAS. S LRU. Uen. Pass. Agt.. SO Cort.
land Btreot, New York.
W. NONRMA'.'HKH. Division Pass.
nger Agent, South Rothlehem, Pa.
tror tickets and Pullman reservations
apply 30Q Lackawanna avc., Scranton, Pa,
csF-rn i .,.. .i..j i...,i ii ticiiiiuuu 11-'
--- .------' :: vXrc nil lnterinc.ll.ito
UK .l co, si:i:nMHN a i;.1," ;,iT,n,i. also for linwiey u
.in elnA Hi. Wnsliliiirtnii nve. . l-i'u. - .,,. sr, n,l -i", n. m
v... . ..- .. .......-. - ,,niTtq. tie ii " -f- ,-.....
1 house, VoM Norm Main avo- '",,,. at Snunton f om unovu
t,.ln,ilir,nn. 7SJ. ?JL " ? ... ,.,,,! Mr, .mil 3 0S P. I
' - in "t n in --
WIRE SCREENS
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
",ii,ifi"irl-ii-M-ilinr.fii-irf-iu
Scheduled I'.Iect May jo, 1S93.
Trains Lcavo Wllkos-Barro as Fot.
lows:
7.30 a, m wook days, for Sunbur
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Baltl.
more, WnshlnRton, and for Pitts
burg and tho Wost.
10,15 a. in., wook days, for Harloton,
Pottr.vlllo, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburs;, Philadelphia,
Daltlmore, Washington and Pitts
burpand tho West.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burK. Phlladolphla, Baltimore,
WashlriKton, and Plttsburp; and
, tho Wost.
"Oo p. m., week days, for Sunbury.
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
fittsuurp;.
J. K. WOOD, Oen'l Ps. Agent.
1 1) HUTCHINSON, deneral Manazer.
Del., I.ackti. and Western.
Effect Monday, Nov. 14. 1S93.
i rains leavo Sciuntcn uh follows: Kx
i jn o,.?r.'uw Yolk nml tl Points east,
1 40, 3.00, 5.10, 8.00 and 10.05 a. in.. 12.53 anil
sill P. til.
nhi" p.cf'.', .0r l"ttin. Trenton, Phlladcl
in i,u,"d U', B"utl1. 6.10, SW und 10.05 a.
in. 12 5.1 and 3 33 p. in.
i,'.7,v"lmm nccominodatlon, (1.10 p. m.
mirn ??" "r 1'1'igbamton Oswego. El
Xl, irr'i. , J"nlnBi Hath, DatisWlle, Mount
1ES ,,"?! "uffalo. 1210. 2.33, 9.00 n. m.:
tlonj nt in,0',"; m "" :lo connec
liorthSVuff"l0 to "" l,oll"s th weal
Wash.,"!!J-?0U'''t. ... .. ...
HitiiVhrT. . " accommociaiion, s.iu p. m.
Js-im,. Pmlon nntl way stations, 1.03 p. m.
ExornJl"',' "iTominodatloii. 5.10 p. m.
OT a'Ji'd1 V'm "1C"ne'a BPrlnr'
ForN'orih' 9! " m-'n"d -B P- m'
IJarrV. , '"'""''erland. Plttston. Wilkes-
vIIIp .miJ.moulk UlnomsbuiB and Dan-
iirnbV,,H ,'"r cl,,!, connections at North-
DnlUmnin1' .r Wllllnmsport, Harrlsburg.
VnV?i?M '.W,IHhlnB,nn ,,ml ,h0 south'
In """""'jp'-laiid and Intermediate sta-
mons' c-- 10 03 n m., and 1.55 nnd 6.40 p.
"'ann.,tll00,'.t(nnl, Intermediate stations,
mV,iK,. U ,0 " m Pl mouth nnd Inter-
to'p'. 3pf ""d &M " '" Kr
mi 'i'J'."'1" l,arlr and sleeping cenches on
nil pxpress trains.
tnVnf. et.n,,ert Information, pocket tlme
triJ? n''tc- nnn'' to M !' Smith, Dis
trict r.issengrr Agent, depot ticket of-
Delaware anil Hudson.
i,,,?1"",ny reb 5,n' ralns will leavo
Scranton as follows:
1'or Cnrbandalc 6.20, 7.53, 8 53. 10.13 a.
m,V i;00"' livi' 2-v- 3"' c25. C'-iJ. '.67,
B.13. 11.00 n. m , 1.10 u. m.
tor Albam. Saratoga, Montreal, Bos-
iui iwv i.ngianu points, etc-8 20 a.
2 20 p. m.
in.,
101 Jionesdulr G 20. 10.13 a. m;
E.2j p. m.
.J'.nr Wllken-llnrre C 41, 7.4S. S 43.
2 20,
9 3?,
blO,
, via
12 CJ,
7 4, 10 41, ll.-o p m.
Fm New York, Phlladolphla. etc ,
Lehigh Valley Railroad 6.1.1 a. m.,
1 2S, 127 p m.; with Ulack Diamond
Ex-
pless, 11 30 p m.
For Fennsvlvanl.i Railroad points, C.43,
OSS a. m.; 2 1S. 4 27 p. in
For western points via Lehigh Vnlley
Itnllioud 7 4S p. in., 1201, 3M, with Illack
Diamond Expiess 10 41, 1130 p. m.
Train will iinlve In Scianton as fol
lows. Fiom Cnrbondnle and the North T,. 40,
7 11, srs. 0 31 10 2S. 11 5S a. m: 1.23. 2.13.
3.2.7 4 23. 5 41. 7 41 10 33 11.27 p. m.
Fiom Wilkes-llarie und the South 0.13,
7 4S. 8 4S, 10 OS 11.51 a. Ill ; 1.1S. 2.14 3.43,
5 20 C.21 7 53. 0 0.1 10 01 p. m ; 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For c.iibond.iU 9.07,
3..2. 111. !)53 11 m
11.21 p. m
1.53,
1.53.
For Wllkes-llairp-o IS. 11 '3 n
m
3 2S, 5.41, 7.4S p. 111.
Lowest rates to all points In
United
States and Canada
J. W. RURDICK. OTA. Albany, N. Y,
II. V. CROSS, D P A.. Scrnnton, Pa.
Central RailroaJ of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Stnticms In New Yolk Foot of Liberty
street, N. R.. and South Ferry, Whitehall
strcel- . , . ,
Anthracite coal used exclusively, lnsur-
1,1, r ulnmilincss and comfort.
TIME TARLE IN EFFECT NOV 20, 1S9S.
Trains leavo Scianton for Plttston,
W'llkes-Hnrre etc, at S 30, 10 10 a m , 1 20,
2 31 3 20, 7 10 P- in Sundas 9.00 a. m,
1 00' 2.15,' 7 10 P. m
For LaUewood and Atlantic City, S 30
" For Nw Yoik. Newaik nnd Elizabeth.
sio fexmess) a. in . 1.20 (exprcs), 3.20 (ex-fa.-sHl
11 m. Suiidavs. 2.1.1 p. in Train
eaving ' 1M P. m . arrives at Philadelphia.
Reading Terminal, 7 01 p. in., and New
Y?c!r' Ma.icli'bunk. Allentown. Rethle
bem Easton and Philadelphia. 8 30 a .11,
!,i t-oii m. Sundajs, 2 15 p. m.
17'nr Raltlmoie and Washington, and
nnlnts south and west via JJethlehem.
r m 15)1' Sundajs, 2 15 p m
For Long Hranch. Ocean Grove, etc.. at
8v,.r ue'id1ng,1,L,"bancn and Harrlsburg,
via Anellt.Jl?, 0 a. n... 1.20 p. m. Sun
elav, 2 15 p. i" Ksn 120 m
y."' ...: ifuvr
'ur. '.. leave New York, foot ot Lib
Ueturniiih. --;,- ,,,. ... . n.i n in .
..... ,,..t. KOllll mini. i.uv, - .i-"-
iii ."
130 (expiess) p. m. Sundays,
niesi ) a
111 .
4 ?u a ni.
Yoik. South Ferry, foot
.... '.. 1 n street, nt vvz a. m.. i.- p- ni.
Wn,t,,,Vr utilvl w or depattlng from
'.fmln.il "Vn connect under cover
thU tellllin.ll . ..iirnnilB. iiioadwiy
Leave "
at 9 05 a. m.. i.- p- ni.
ni
cover
UtUa Vs aid foirlcs to llrooklsn and
niblo e.ih. " mlllllu- quick transfer to
and Uom C& Cential depot and Long
'tli '! r 1'hliadelphl.i. Reading , Terminal.
Ju'rta WiHt lowcBtPra.o at tho
Th
South
station- . ,,.ut-.v rm Sunt.
J.
' . -V .. . t i-.ii,x- flon
Pass. Agt.
II P.
U.Vll-'l i1'. ----
:iic utiJ Wyomliis Vsillcy,
19th. 1S9S
Tlmo Tabic in x-u--i- '".i";
KlW OIK,
points on
UU lue-ui
Trains
points at
m.
LACKA- ' FKVySW
manufac- yss"- 'JfiTiBr'ltJlflL' " ' SttAi
VftferihSVMiR
wmmrmw
SPIIA'NTHM l)l'ISION.
Ill IliriTt October :nnti tss.
Nortii iioiinci. Numh iioiimi.
f a BUUons 5a
a I ' 15 a a
u i- m Arrive Leave a m
.... 72VN Y Franklin st .... 710
""I TioWMt, 4.'nd street .... 7M .
" 700 WeeUawken .... 810 ..
J a ill e v Arrive Leave v Mf M
lifti iTTS ( mib-lii sli 1a
I lu io ... 1 o'j' Hancock .... au4Si
1031 .. lii'f' starlL'lit ... aw 4.'i
1 lot!! .... is '! Preston l'aik . .. aJl IB
0 IB . I-NO, rtltiWnod .... SMI 6tfi
10 n .... usi 1'oyuttlle .... 8M 614
mii mn orson .. 268' 6sn
1 940.... 12 1 31 riensMH Mt ... 30 6W
9,8.... '. I'lllotiilale . SOS 6 31
92t u j'l Kort'tt City . . 3 19 64.1
tfio list caibindaio . . sst 6M
nor .... fii.o, Yvlnte lirtctso .. 1338; 66
901. .. IIU'.I MaflCia 13 43 001
hf ... 11 ItJ JirillJIl .... 345 603
863 . 11 in Archibald ... 8 51,6 00
S.Mi.... 11 ' Wtliton .... 8f4l au
Ut ... 11 II I'fCkvllle .... 859'. S
H 11 tr? Oil pliant ... 401U21
I 1.40 .... 11 0- I'rleciitirB .... 40IU2I
' 8 3-c 1 1 IH '1 hroop . . 4 10 6 17
811.... 110" l'rovlilenco . 414 63
8').' . .. IIW7 Park Place .... 14 17 a:H
8S0.... iiuM hcranton .... so u 3u
am 'a Ml.aTe Arrlie r up u
, "1 Sunday only
D. 10 31
.7 lo-.'l
ni. 10 l!i
ion.
t stKUliies tliut trains stop on signal ror pas.
n i Benders,
1 rains 0) and 203 Sunday only.
other trains
dam except eiimiuy.
t-ecuri) rates via ontailo western betor
put eUasliitf tti kcts and suv e money.
Inou.'h Wagier Duffrt 8-..per ana free re
cllnlns chair car New York to cUloii'O ni'hout
rliange. I'lisaeugpr lt tjj Clwdcccd to
i'vvo Cell In I rr .iIIIp.
J.C. AniH'l'COD, Oen. ras Agt
T, FUtcrott, UIY, ms, Bt.bcranton, Vk