THE SGRANTON TRIBUJNIS-FllIDAY, SEARCH 10, 1899.
MR. SPATZ WANTS
VINDICATION
HE ASKS ALL FRIENDS TO SUS
PEND JUDGMENT.
Expects to Clear Himself When
Placed on the Witness Stand Mr.
Tlinlln Introduces a B'U In tho In
tel est of the Miner Notional
Ounid BUI Passes Finally.
Hairlebutg, March t. In tho senate
today the bills leorganlzlng thu N'n
tlonal Gttaitl of Pennsylvania and or
ganizing tlu- stuto mllltlii nasned fln
ally, mill tho pool Mil went through
ii second leading- Tho hoube bill nti
tlnullug the Pennsylvania Canal com
pany to abandon tlio public line of that
poitiun of ItH aiinl situated In the
Junlntn division fiom the Ilist lock
ait of Newton Hamilton, Including
the ivei dam nujacent tjieieto In
Mllllln I'ounly to the Juniata Junction
.tl Imuran's Island In Dauphin toun,
passed Jlnally without opposition
A bill huh Intioduced In the house
li Mi. Woodruff, of Philadelphia, to
amend the Hullltt bill l piohlbltlng
the collection ut polltlial eontrlbutltms
tioinoi b oflleeisoi employes In titles
ill the Hist lasx. nnd ptovldlng a ,on
Uty nt $1000 oi one jent's iininlson
input foi lolntlon of the proponed act.
U'honevei then shall he a violation of
th at t with the knowledge of any t ity
oflltcroi etnploje It shull be their duty
to a 1 1 et oi endeavor to pioeuie tiiu
hi lest of tho offemlei and to make a
full lepoit to tho i !11 .service bo.ud.
A falltue lo jitifoiin this tiutv shall
ho u suillilunt cuiise for dismissal from
the service
Timlin's Bill.
A hill was pienenttid by Mr Timlin,
ot I.utl, milium, to make it a felonv.
punishable! bv a line of $'00 ol Olio
vcui s Impilsonmont to wilfully and
fi.utdtilently take from any loaded mino
i ni the minor's ticket beiuitig the name
. of the mino attached to the tar and
substituting another ticket upon which
lppeius another name or number for
the puipose of defrauding tho miner
'iil of the money owing to him for
mining ro.il
A bill appropi latins $175,000 to the
Erie Soldiers' and Sailors' Home was
intioduced by Mr Pricker, ot Heaver
The fli st hour of tho afternoon i-es-sion
was devoted to tho consideration
on second reading of the bill to creato
a bureau of building Inspection and to
tegulate the construction, maintenance
nnd inspection of buildings and pirty
walls in titles of the first class.
Chailes D Spatz. of Beiks, tote to
a question of pergonal piivllege and
said: "I have been accused of a most
seilous chaise betoro the bribery In
vestigating committee. I urn Innocent
I hope the membeis of the house and
my friends n home will suspend judg
ment until I shall have on oppoitunity
under oath to vindicate lnyselt."
The nntl-tiust bill was proKibly the
most linpoitnnt measute which parsed
second lending.
Mr. Voorhees, ot Philadelphia, moved
to icconblder the yata by which tho
bill to require fire escapes to be placed
on lodging, tenement and opera houses
was leconsldcred A viva voce vote
was taken on the motion nnd the speak
er decided It lost. A roll call was de
manded, but before the clerk proceeded
with the call, Mr. Youngson. of West
moi eland, alleged that person? had vot
d who were not members of the house.
Speaker Farr asked the gentleman to
point out the persons and Mr. Young
son pion.lfod lo do so later. The votJ
to leconsiiier carried and tho bill was
laid aside for third reading. Adjourn
ed THE TUBE WIRE GUN.
Official Government Test Made at
Blrdsboro.
Heading, Pa., March 9. An official
government test of the Brown seg
mental tube wire gun took place today
at Illnlsboro, this county, where fifty
of these monsters are being built for
the government. The gun in question
Is a live-Inch calibre and weighs tlire
and one-half tons and is nineteen feet
long. The charge is set off with an
electrical device The tests aio under
the supervision of Captain Jra lie
Nutt. of the ordnance department, and
Edwaul M Gage, government Inspee
toi, had chaige of the loading and
firing.
The highest picssuie loathed was over
50 000 pounds, with a velocity of nenrlv
'.000 feet a second These tests will
bo continued for ome days until prob-
iblv WO shots me llred. So far they
have been hlghlj satisfactory to the
inventor. J. It. llrown, and the govern
ment oflloluls Twenty of these guns
have been oideied and .'1 of the six
Inch. The latter weigh ten tons each.
The guns cost $10,000 apiece and ai
intended for coast defense A ten-Inert
gun of the same invention and weigh
ing about 31 tons Is being built ot the
Scott works In this city. This will
be tested next July
MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Mr. Schaff Barely Has Time to
Awaken His Wife.
Frederick. Mil, March 9 Between
midnight nnd an early hour this morn
ing .i laige store room and dwelling
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
Oldest l.slabllilltd House In the City.
Healers In blOCKS. COTTON, (IK AIN and
PROVISIONS, on margin or for delivery.
OFI'ICC: Rooms 300 anil aio Hoard ol Trade
Hulldlni, Scranton, Pa,
1.. G LA BAH L. F FULLBH
Our
Removal
Is taking hundreds of good Furniture buyers to our laige waierooms.
They are grasping the grand opportunity of buying fine Furniture and
Carpets at marvelously low puces to close them all out rather than
move them to our new store.
Sixteen thousand square feet of room filled with Furniture all to
be sold out.
Do not dolay, because they cannot last long at the rato thoy sold yos-terday.
PROTHEROE & CO.
occupied by Dantol C. Schaft nt Jeffor.
eon, this county, wns entered by burg
lars, robbed, sot on fire and totally
destroyed, together with all the house
hold fu nil turn and n large stock of
goods.
Mr. Schaff barely had time to awak
en his wife nnd two children, all of
whom escaped ftom the burning build
ing with but Ecnnt clothing. The ad
joining resldenco of Mrs, Uoorgo drum
caught fire and was damaged to tho en
tent nf $1,000 before tho flumes weio
gotten under control. Tho loss is m
tlmated at $3,000,
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
Atti actions for Today.
At tho Academy of Music this af
ternoon tho (llbneys and the supporting
stock company will modtico "The
Black Flug." Tonight they will be seen
in "Tho Child Stealer." For tomorrow
the attractions ate: Afternoon, "Fogg's
Feiry." night. "Tho Black Flag "
Irwin's Burlescjueis.
It win Brothers' Hutlesqueis, which
began a thieo doyH' engagement at the
Gaiety jestetday afternoon, give nn un
usually tine performance. The choral
woik ot the company In tho operetta
which closed the peiformnnce was ono
of the notable features of the show.
The solo work of Annie Carter, Marlon
Dunn and Minerva Iyee was also much
admired. A number of features wero
introduced, one of them being tho ap
pearance of the llvo Barrlsoii sisters,
who sang two numheiH In the style that
has made them famous
In the olio there are a number of
good "turns" Louise Carver, she of
the long arms nnd tho tionibone, and
Pauline Black appeared and kept tho
smiles chasing through the uudlento
for a time. Thompson and Carter, Sid
ney and Belmont and Scott und Wilson
were also very entertaining. The per
formance will be lepeated this and to
monow afternoons nnd evenings.
Fmadise Alley Tonight.
No play of recent yeais has had o
niuih of genuine interest to the puhlio
ns Denmati Thompson's "The Sunshlno
of Pniadlso Allej," which Is now In Its
thlid year of success, anil whlth comes
to the Lyceum this evening for a re
turn date.Its Interest Is bioad In its
scope, and the touches of pathos, bits
of comedy, and teallsm, make it an
enteitainment well worth seeing by
everjbody, old und young. The kej
note to its success Is in the fact that
It pictures real people, real life, and n
leal state of affalts to bo found any
where on the great East Side of the
metropolis near the docks. It it be tho
highest achievement ot the playwright
to "show virtue her own feature ilnd
scoin her ow n Image," then Mr. Thomp
son has been successful beyond his
tondest expectations In his "pictures of
New York life." The sceneiy Is en
tiiely new this season. The famous
Boston Verdi Ladles' qunrtette, with
out whom "Sunshine" would hardlv
look herself, will have some new mel
odies. A Mysterious Cabinet.
Magician Kellar likes to fool the
mediums. He delights in mjstlfylng
them. He has constructed a mlnlnture
spirit cabinet, about large enough to
contain a kitten, and this he places
upon a suspended sheet of window
glass. Then he stores It with tiny fur
nltuie, slates, tambourines, cauls, etc,
and pioduces all the so-called manifes
tations that mediums accredit to super
natural power. This Is but one item
on a long programme of magic and Illu
sions to bo presented by Kellar here,
at the Lceuni theatre, Satuitlay even
ing, March 11.
"The Lost Paradise."
Nearly every theater-goer In Now
Yoik and Boston Is familiar with the
story of "The Lost Paradise," owing
to its very extended tun in those cities,
aggregating upwards of 100 perform
ances, In fact on its flist presentation
by Charles Frohman such was its suc
cess two companies were running sim
ultaneously the entlia season, one in
New York and one In Boston It will
be presented In this city at the Acad
emy of Music during the week of March
13 by the Pitman Stock company,
ONE SHOUT PILL t'LEAUb TFI11
HEAD Does jour head ache' Hu.'o
ou pains over jour ev is" Is there a con
stant dropping In the thioat' Is tho
breath offensive' These ore certain
sjmptoms, of Cotan'.i. Dr. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder will cure most stubborn
case? In a mirvellously short time. If
jou've lino Catarrh a week It's a sure
cure If It's o' llftv jeaiH standing It's
Just as effective. Sold by Matthews Em,
and W. T. Clark -.'.2
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago March S -f-nltle-Weak to
lower: except good beevis which were
steadv, fancv cattle ?.7."a3S3. eliolc
steers, 3 10.i3 70 medium do jlf'atP.";
beef do $1s3,ilf0: stuckeis nnd feeders,
JtKntT"; bulls 2i0al tows and hclf-
rs $i"ni4, western fed steers JI20ir70;
Texas 00. sm,i.; taives j; un 7 .s Ilnjjs
- Lower, fair to rlmlce $1 7,i a"f hnw
piekimr lots sinnr;; niixui stunt mi:
butchers Hh'ilT'j Ight, Jt".i3S0, pigs,
ST 20.i tr" Hhtop A( tlve and llimei , ponr
to primii slid p J2 rfl it 1 1, nillngs $l"Da
1 70, lambs $1 1,1 1 1 IU 1 1 ipls Oaltlo II -000
ht.nl, hog", rniK luad. sheep 12'j0O
hllead
East Liberty Cattle Maiket.
Bast Liberty. Pu March 1 Cattle
Sti.ulv ; etra JT man r, , prime $", 2')TilO;
common JlfAP'iO Hog' Active , pilmo
mediums, JIO'atM heitvv hugs JlOiiil,
lust duikers $lntO", light do J''U'I0",
Pigs. p. "jnVi. imiuhH. $:.V).itm Sheep -Actlvt,
choke vv tlnrs. fir.1,i4 7i. com
mon $i Sun Hiii, Fholtti lambs,, J"3ui"iV),
common to god Jt.i'tO, vail cilves, $7 v
7 r.o.
New York Live Stock Maiket.
New York, March 0 licev e N'o sales,
stiiedy Calves rirnr veils $"rfla77ri no
fed calves Sheep and Limbs Vt rv llrm,
common to medium sheep, $3 Via t . lambs,
JIWuC. llogb rirm at $il0il.
Oil Market.
on Cltv Pa . March '1 Ciedlt lmlances.
$1 It. certificates, no bid or sales, shl.
ineniH SJO'l barrels, dill) aveiago ti iW
barrels runs. 77 5S1 barrels, dally nvii
age 5,103 baircls
134 and 136
ashington Ava
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
Now York, March 0. Tho result of
today's trading was Irregular net
changes, some of the specialties show
ing advances while most of the .Hand
ard shales wore fractionally lower. The
activity in tho Initial and final trading
with dullness u largo pait of the day,
was a counter part of tho dealings
jesterday and tho day before, except
that today trading wns weak in the
final dealings, where, as on these other
days, the closing activity was marked
by strength. Tho specialties and tho
geneial market Improved considerably
In tho early dealings In sympathy with
the coalers, which were strong on con
tinued talk of tho proposed deal, but
n..l.HAH..H...l a. .-...1. .l 1a. ..ah Kfr.l In.
aMunuiiucjiii; iuiacu iuivci, miuhi ,-
terest centered In the St. l'aiil dividend.
When It was announced that the reg
ular disbursements would bo made
some who had expected an increased
return sold nnd the Grangers gener
ally eased off. Sugar and Paclflo Mall
were strong features In the list, tho
latter on talk of Improved earnings.
Totnl sales were 619,100 shares. Thero
was n brisk demand in today's bond
maiket for tho seml-spcculatlve issues,
which generally ruled at Improved
prices. Totnl sales, $3,3:0,000 United
States 3s advanced i in the hid price.
Jly J. R L. Corrlngton & Co.
New York, March -Market opened
strong and nttlvo with Heading first and
second preferred up 1 point ard Brooklyn
Uapltl Transit and American Steel ami
Vlte up There was quite heavy buj
log of Sugar at orenlng and f'oalers and
Brookljn Ilupld Tumult were tho fea
tures up to about i.eon, when Manhattan
Hallway scoied an advanco of 7 per cent,
over last night's ck so on quite free buy
ing by interests supposed to bo connect
ed with Ktnndnrd Oil. There wus evi
dence of some liquidation In parts of thq
llt but tho market on the wholo was
particularly strong showing llltlu effect
from realizing sales. London was tpilto
a frto bujer taking nLout 1.500 shares,
pilntlpall) Ontario and Western, Louis
ville and Nashville, Sugar preferred and
Vnlon Pacific prefeued Tho sticngth in
Brookljn Itapld Transit held the wholo
market during the eatly part of tho day
and unless some bad developments occur,
Is llablu to nrevent onj material decline
Just at the moment. Steel and vviro
stocks were particularly strong on the
(audition of the trade and Coalers on Mr.
Morgan's bullish utterances as to tho po
sition of tho Anthraclto roads and tho
large Increase In consumption due to tho
cold weather and the starting of Indus
tries throughout tho entlro country. Tho
limk statement next Siturday will affect
prices to a certain extent, although the
receipt of considerable money fioin tho
lnlti ior has eased up tho situation so that
loans nro now made on very close to a t
per cent basis. At same time, It must
in remebeied that the Interior cities will
have use for their money for the next two
motnhs or sl weeks to tome and that lit
tle need be expected from them In tho
w.ij ot remittances to New York Wo are
Incllmd lo think that tho market has
leached, except In special Instances, tha
top of tho movement for this week nnd do
not advise purchases until recession has
occurred in prices The market sold olt
fractional1 around dellverj hour but
held well considering tho selling for
prollts In the lato afternoon, clo-dng
steadj and onlj slightly below best
prices of tho d.iv.
Quotations furnished by LABAR &
rULLBIt, stock, grain nnd cotton brok.
era, rooms 209 and 210, Board of Trade
building, Scranton. Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos-
intr est est in
Am t ot. un i'i
Am Sug. Re'g Co 14 1
Atch , To &.S Fo . 2J'(,
A, T. & S V.. Pr ,. dJ'
Am Tobiceo Co ..lii
Am S. & W . . . r,Vi
Ilrook. R T ... . '"
Can Southern . Bs
N J. Central . ..lH'i
C'lies. S. Ohio 27-8
Chic & O. W IF'i
Chic, .t N. W 143
Chic, H & Q ...H'tv,
Chic, am & st p ..I2ss;
Chic, R I & P ... 117
Chle . St. P M & O. SVa
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129';
11S
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57i
142'i
2U
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91
M
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141
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171'
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127'i
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217H
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107
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11S
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210
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31
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27'
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7'i
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21
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78
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107
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71
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4ij'4
C. C. C. & St. L .... D7
t'on Uas
Delaware & Hud
I, L .V- W . .,
N Y.. L. E. & W
Fid Steel, Pr ..
211". IP'S
.lieU 11C4
..IBS
.. 14V,
18
SS'4
nan
1104
216
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411.,
7H4
22 i
94
red. Hteei, JT .. . . 2i4
Gen Electric ... .lli'i
Louis & N,T-h . . .. Cl'2
Manhattan Ule. ... .110
aiet. Traction Co 210
M K. & Tex, Pr .. niu
Mo. Pacific 4fii
Nat. Lead 31
N Y. Central . ..IT,",
Ont & West 2V,
North Pdclflc 52'4
Nor Pacific, Pr .. . 7",
Pacific aiall 17'i
Peolo's Gas 113
Phil fc Read . .. 21',
P & R. in IT .. . (i7'4
Southern R R . . . 28
Southern R R , Pr . 1ST,
Teim , C & Iron .. . 4'Pi
Union Pacillo 4i;
Union Pae, Pr 9
U S. Rubber . . .. ij
V S Leather, Pr . 71i
Wabash Pr p 22'.
West. Union 91 "
7S's
41'
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE.
Open- High- Low- Clos
WHEAT.
Stay
July
' ORN.
May
July .
OATS
ainv . .
Julv .. . .
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Afay
July
LARD.
May
July
ing, est est. Ing
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110
9 30
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9 2-i
9 20
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchnnpe
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. HI,! Askfrt
Pn.inton &. I'lllbton Trac. Co.
20
llrst iNiinonai udni
Plmhurst Boulevard
SLiitiiton Savings Pcnk
Pcranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
'1 hroop Novelty Mfc Co
Seinnton Railwaj Co
Dime Dep a. Dls Batik .. .
ioo
235
95
'so
Sio
20
201
Lniuoinj u.giu iicai i- row
er Company
Scranton Illuminating, Heat
& Power Companj 55
Rrantnn Forging fo
Ttaders' National Bank 130
l.nrka. Lumbei Co
Lack Trust & Safo Dep Co.. 150
aiooslc Mountain Coal Co
Seianton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co, Com 4M
Hark A- Snover Co , Pr 125
Carson Coal Co
Scranton Ale Works
Scr. Iron Fenco S. atfg Co
BONDS.
:w
15)
100
80
100
Scranton Pats Railway, first
mortgage, due 1920
Pecplt'B Street Itallwaj, nrst
mortgago, duo 191S
People's Stuot Hallway. Gen
tral moitgarc, due 1921 . .
Dickson Manufactuilng Co ...
Larka Township School 5..
City of Scranton St Imp. 6..
Mt Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Hi ronton Traction C bonds ..
Carson Cool Co
115
115
115
100
101
102
D3
100
iw
105
Philadelphia Drain and Produce
Philadelphia Mnrch 9 Wheat Firm
nnd '.i higher, conunct pindc, aiuuli
"i'-sa7&V Coin Flimei and He lilt. lit 1 ,
No 2 mixed March, .T'uWie O.its-Imll
but steady No 2 whlto clipped tiliJO'-c.
No .1 do do. il'sii.ttc , No. 2 mlxtsl do
1li3Uc Butter-Sttiul) , funtj westein
ticumcij, 2oc , do pilnts, 21e Eggs
Weak and 2c lowei fresh nenibv lve ,
do. western Pe do southwestern, Pc ,
do southern. 17i Cheese Finn, good
demand Ri lined Sugars Unchanged
Cotton Steadj Tallow Quiet, city
prime, in hosluads, 4'.ialc , eoiintrj tlu.
do Inn-els, 4'ie ; daik, do Ic ; cakes 6e ;
giense, 2'403'c Live I'onltrv Firm,
fowls, lOalO'tc ; old 1 ousters, c ; spilug
tlilikens lOalo'ic; ducks, lOallc, tur.
kojs. lOallc, geese, OalOe, tJressed Pool.
tryhtoadv; fowl, choice, lOV-.allc. , do,
fair to good, OVialOo.j old roosters, 1a7Vic j
The People's
.Mfc...-i-l-MW.--
A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the llencnt ot All Who
llnvo Houses to Rent, Real Estate or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help Tliese
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Tlve Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Arj In
hertcd l'rcc.
FOR RENT
UARN TOR HUNT - APPLY
Lnckcj', 52.1 Washington nvctiuo.
bit.
MNll I.IOIIT ROOMS; STKAM HEAT;
fc?t Jefferson
rOR RENT-MEAT MARKET. 910 MAR
Ion street. Apply ut 1742 Mousey nvo
nue. DOUIILE HOUSE, STEAM HEAT, 710
and 71.' Adams avenue, from Apill 1st
Apply to at. E Healy, IMS Wyoming ave-
APRIL 18T-SECOND FLOOR ON WY
nmlng nvenue, noxt to Traders nana,
suitable for merchant tailoring; olllccs,
alio hall for light manufacturing or bo
cletj". Inquire nt 215 Jeffcisou avenue
HOUSE FOR RENT INQUIRE OP HAH
ry Spencer ut Stevens' Cash Btore,
Dunmoie.
FOR RENT-SEVERAL HOUSES NEAR
Moses Tajlor Hospital, all Improve
ments, J15 per month Apply to J. H.
Woolsey & Co , 312 Purest court.
rOR RENT-HAM' DOUHLE HOUSE.
Ml Harrison avenuo, 9 rooms and ba.h
room, jis Applv Thomas Russell, cor
ner Harilson and Pine.
TOR RENT-HOUSES NOS. SM AND pi
, North Washington avenue, below city
bulldliiK Suitable for plivslclnns' olllces
nnd residence Apply to Henry lielln, Jr ,
401 Connell Uulldlng
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM. NO 207
Not th Washir.Bton avenue, formerly
occupied by J W. Guernsey. btc nn
heat, elevator, rear entrance For teims
apply to Jonos Hios , 011 Lackawanna
avenue.
FOR RUNT TWO FLOORS 40S0,
heat Included; centrallv located, low
rent Inquhe 1 !7 Petm avenue.
FOR RUNT - HOUSE C21 MADISON
avenue, hteam heat; every conveni
ence. Apply Owens Pros 001 Madison
av er.ue.
O F V CBS IN COMMON WEALTH
Rulldlng, single rooms und suites for
term of years with vaults One suite of
six connecting otllces with tbiee vaults
or three suites of two olllccs, each wl'h
vault aioderato price Rellnlshed to suit
tenants. Inquire nt room COO on Cth floor.
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM OR SHARE
of offices second floor, front. Coal
Exthunge Call at loom 13
FOR RUNT
Qulncj
SECOND FLOOR, 701
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-TWO RED
at 513 Pre cott avenue.
ROOM SllTS
rOR SALE - HOUSEHOLD FURNI
tute for sale, 723 Olive street
FOR SALE-ONE FOLDING RED AT 303
Jefferson avenue
FOR SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Brothers' rooms, 7-8 Burr
building. Goods the best, prices tho low
est, terms tho easiest. A call will con
vince all.
DESIRABLU LOTS ON COLFAX AVU
nue Por particulars address Hox 343,
Scranton, Ta.
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR
cents at druggists. One gives relief.
FOR SALE OR Rh.NT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-SINGLE HOUSE
at I2J South bumucr avenue Inquire,
of M. C Wettllng, 120 South Uromlej uvt.
REAL ESTATE.
rOR SALE-NEW. SINGLE HOUSE ON
Webster avenue, near Gibson stieet,
staircase, hall and dining loom finished
In hard wood Price tS 500, on easv terms
G. V. REYNOLDS, at L. I As S Co.'a of
fice FOR SALE - SINGLE. HOUSE,
00'
CJulncv avenue, lieatcd with
city
steam
Price. $6 GOO G
P. REYNOLDS,
at L. I.
& S. Co '3 office.
FOR SALfi-MY RESIDENCE AT 215
Colfax avenue; Just ci mpleted All
modern Improvements Hardwood finish
sanitary piumhlng, electric lights etc.
Price reasonable Address Frank T.
Oltell, 220 Broadwaj-, New York city.
MONEY TO LOAN.
aioNE yto"l'onat' "pTto "ITpe r
tent, sums to suit boi tower Jum s
Gardner Sanderson 1003 Meats Itldg, city
J10.000 TO LOAN-WANTED A COM
potent tlrm or individual to place this
nmount each month in good tlrst moit
gage loans, 1ihe1.1l commissions Addresi
Calvtrt Building aril Loan Association,
Baltimore, aid.
LOST.
I.OST-AT ALOUT S O'CLOCK THl'ltS
tluy morning between Hotel Nash and
Delaw.ito and Hudson depot a gold
vvatth. Reasonable reward will bo paid
on Its, return to Hotel Niibh.
spring chickens choice, Hnl2c do fall
to good, 9aloe tuikejs, choice to lancj-,
IJilJc. . do. fair to good 'Mile ; ducks, 10
ollc. Receipts Flour. HOOD barrels and
21000 sacks, wlu.it 13,000 bushels, corn.
L'lKiU bushels. Shipments Wheal. 1 C01
bushels; com, 173.OU0 bushels, outs, 2,nw !
bushels
NewYoikQrain and Produce Market.
New Yoik, aiarch 9 Flour Inactive
but steadier with wht.it. heut Spot
steady; No. 2 red, Wic fob .nlont to
arilve, No 1 noithern Duluth, t3c , f o. ,
b ulloiit: No. 1 hard Manitoba MM t. 1
o b, nlloat. No 1 northern Manitoba, I
WjO f. o I), afloat, options uftei 1
sttadv opening eased oil undei short 1
selling; then eiop dnmnge, vvai and e
nort news developed and shells becoming
iilurmtd toveied actively, prices jumptd
11 cent a bushel lu the afternoon and
clostd strong at fcnPt,c. net advanro, 1
aiarch tlosid f.2'c , aia, 7ec , ulj, 71?(c. I
Corn No 2 42'saH'st fob 11tlo.il, new '
mid old, options opened steadv; subse
qutntlv advanced on covering Impelled by
higher cables nnd the tump hi wheat,
42r'c , ainj 40c , Julj, II (c Oats Spot
closing llrm at o. advai.eu, .March closed
firm; No 2. 33'5c.j No. 3, 3Jc ; No 2 whlto,
.:i.i.!,'io ; No 3 do., 33c., tiack mixed,
western, 33'a25e ; trnek while, 3iia40e ,
options dull Butter Stendt ; western
creamorv, ir,a20e , do faetoiv, lJ.iimc
Elglns, 200. ; Imitation crcnnieiy, Hal7',ic;
state elalrj', KhW'jC.; do. crounit rv, Fu.Vc,
Chicago Qrnln Market.
Chicago, aiarch 19 -Numerous crop
dainugo reports todaj together with a.
revival of the export demand caused n
sharp reaction in whent and alas closed
lit an advance of laPst. Corn gained '.e.
and oats ,c Pork left nfl lower ami lurd
and libs unchanged Cash quotations
were as follows lloui yulet and easy,
No 2spilngwhtnt Unfile No C do do,
Olai.lc . No 2 led 70'.a71f No 2 1 orn, MPj
aJ3c , Vo 2 jellovv, 35.i,V-.i No 2 oats,
27'e No 2 white. JOa-0'..c , No J do , ."J'j
u"0e No 2 r0 54'jt No 2 ballej, 12a
51c No 1 flax seed 11 15. N W . 1 19,
prime ilmotho) seed SI W mess pork,
H0-,a910, laid, $5 27':a5 30 short ribs Jla
lO'ij, di j suited shoulders, 4tiiile ;
shoit clear, Jl'Wal i vvhlskcj. Jl 23. sug
ars unchanged
DR. MARTEL'S
FRENCH
FEMALE
PILLS
WOMEN
Particulars and tentl
moulalR In plain if ale J
lfiltur 11A1LKU FkEE.
FRENCH DRUQ CO., 30 1 & 383 Pearl St., New York
Exchange.
WANTED.
WANTED-CASE OF RAD HEALTH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit Send
S cents to Rlpnns Chemical Co , New
York.for 10 samples and 1,000 testimonials.
HELP W A NTED-MALE.
AVANTEt)N7:XPERn:NCEDcY.OTit
Ing salesman Apply 137 Penn nventi".
WANTED-GOOD YOUNO aiAN OF
good standing, to represent Uulldlng
and Loon Co. In city and suirountlltigs
Good p.ij to right man. Huslness, Trib
une HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANT15D-A GOOD COOK AND ait'Sl'
be a good carver, nt 211 Adims avenue
Golden Gate
WANTED - GERMAN GIRL TO DO
general housework. Apply lllt Linden
strict.
YOUNG GIRL WANTED AT IDEAL
Lunch Room, 1U7 Wjomlng nvenue
WANTED-AN
for general
nvenue.
EXPERIENCED GIRL
hoievvork fl'i aioiuoo
LADIES TO EMI1ROIDER-GOOD PAY-
Ing. easy work sent to vour honia,
wilto for samplo nnd materials Unlqtio
Embroidery Co , 102 Fulton St New 'V.oik
SALESMEN WANTED.
wanted" 'specialty sa lesman
for high ttafcs, well advertised tnmt
products onlv honest hard workers with
energj nnd tlcnn record need applv Give
refeienccs fiom last emplojer and age
or no attention paid Adoies J P D
Tilbune.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
TWO or TiimiERoTiFmrTjaHT
housekeeping References Address
C. r , Trlbuno ofllce
POR RENT-PLEASANT I"ftNISHED
rooms, convcnlcnrca. Rooms from 1 j0
up 622 aii.lberry street.
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN
with private famllj'.
211 N Main avenue.
FIND HOARD
Homo comforts.
BICYCLES.
HIGH GRADE BICYCLES o CUNTS
Guataliteed Get one Willi t Ik Fern
Cjclo Co, H' Jackson street fhltugo
CITY SCAVENGER
A B BRIGGS CLLANb PRIVY At Hi
and cess pools, no odor. Improved
pumps used A BRIGGS, Proprietor
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcko drug store, corner Adams and
aiulbcrrj. Telephone 9310.
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF EMMA S WATKINS DE
teased In tin Oiph.ins' I'miii of
Lnckawann l Countv No P.79, Old Siults
Tho undersigned, an audltoi appointed
b the Oridians t'ouit of L.ickaw mn 1
countj to pass upon the ok pilous token
to tho final nccount of D W Vaiighun,
exetutor, llled Septembi 1 l'l 1SH, and to
make dlstiibutioti to the partus intlthd
theicto, hereby glvts notlci that he will
attend to the duties of In-, appuliitmcut
at his law otllces In the Connell Uulldlng,
on Suturduj", April 1st IS'iO, at 10 0 clock
a. m , ut which time nnd plate all piitUs
Interested may attend and thou hiving
clnlms on the fund must appear and pre
sent their claims or be forever (It bailed
from tomlng In on still fund
CHAS E OLVER, Auditor
N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Lackawanna tountj, March Tiim 70s,
1S19 Notice is henbv given that an ap
plication will bo mule to the said coutt
on April 3 lblO nt 9 a. m . under the Act
of Assemblj- of Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled "An Act to piovido for
tho Incorporation and it filiation ut cei
tnln corporations " appioved April 21, 1S71,
and tho supplements tlu reto for tho
tluuter of an lntondid corporation to be
e died Llbei tv Bell Rmelhlnl society ot
St Stanislaus Kostka, the ehir.icter
and object win roof Is the malntemnco
of u soclotv tomposed of persons of Kood
moral character for beneficial and protec
tive purposes to Its membeis fiom funds
to be tolleited Hit rein to itndii aid and
comfort to Its nit mbers In sickness ami
distress and promote education und phv
slcil training of Its momhus, and all tho
lights benellts and prlvlliges of the said
Act of Assembly nnd Its siipplemt tits The
proposed chatter Is now on tile In tho
Piothonotarv s ollhe.
WM. VOKOLEK, Solicitor
TO WHOM IT AIAY CONCERN The
Scranton Dalrj Cnmpnnv heiebv puli
llsh a description of a certain bittlv whlth
tluv uo In connection with tUelr diliv
buslnesi ami the sile of eieam and milk
In tho city of Scranton and the tountv of
Lackawanna, und which iliej inttud to
leglster under the provisions of the Act
of aiuj S. 1&'J
Tho bottle Is cjllndtlcal in form lias
upon Its face, within a circle, tho winds
Siranton Dairy Companj Seianton
Pa ' aril In the center of the tliele a
huge litter "S" i.nd on tho back of sail
bottlo This bottle to be itturued " Tho
Seianton Dilrv Compim
WILLARD, WARREN & KNPP
Solicitors
IN RE ESTATE OP ROBERT RORIN
son, late of tho City ol Suanion de
ceasi d.
Notlto Is hereby len tlut letters of
iidmlnlstintiou on the above mimed e
tatu have been grimed to the mulct
signed AH poison" having 1 lalms agnln-t
thu same will prcsmt them fin paviiieni
nnd those Indebted thu t to vUll ploisi
mal.o lmmidlato pnvmeiit to Besslo F
Robinson AdmlnlstrntrK
WELLES TORREY Attornejs
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-UV A YOUNO
man us assistant bookkeeper ec( 1
lent char.ictti and tan glvi nftriuees
Addiess E (1 15. Tribune olllce
YOUNG aiAN HAS TWO DANS A
week uucmploj ed, would llko to do col
Itttln, epei lence and best ot lefer
ente. Adduss C II H . Box 02. city.
HITFATION WANTED-TO GO OUT
the flist pait of tho week washing
and Ironing, taken home also fall or
address L II , 314 Nurth Sumniicr avenue
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE A SIT
uallon us housektepu or to make her
self gciitrallj useful and wou'el like to
take a girl 15 jtars old who would make
hoi self useful AdtlitssA S,TiiIiut
FIR.ST CLASS C'OLLEt TOR WANTS
situation with good husi c in funils'i
nfeienees and bond Addiess U W. 2u5
Washington avenue, cltv, cure G I. Ack.
crman
A GOOD GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
foi sen ml work In u tulvnta L.mllv ,
imdeisiauds waiting on table. Address
A. C. 55 aierrllleld Btreet. Scran'on I'.i
WANTED-RY A MAN WITH EIGHT
isi jtars' expeileuce lu shipping tie
Uveij and nfrlto departmtnu of 11 New
Yoik dry goods bouse 11 delicti position
of iin kind, sulaij modcrute Address
B A
SITUATION WANTED-UV MIDDia
aged man as gardnei , willing to do
anj kind of work. Gus Tmlusiiej, Mi
Lufajette touit between Plttston and
Prosptct avenues.
EXPERT TTo O K K E E P E ll-HAvTl
taught bookkeeping for eight, best of
lefoiencti itH to chautiler and ability.
VVoiiId tako any position wherebj a man
touid muko a living. Hovh an oxeollont
education Address "M. K. 8.," Kimd.
ler couit, Scranton, Pa.
PROFESSIONAL.
MAAAMMAA
ARCHITEOT3
EDWARD If. DAVIS, ARCHU'LOl,
Conno.ll nulldlng, Scruuton.
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT, OFFICE
renr of COG Wnfhington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR.. ARCHITECT,
413 Spruco St.. cor. Wash av Hcranton
rREDERICK L. RROWN, ARCHITECT.
Prlco Rulldlng, 12S Washington avenue,
Bcranton
T.' I. LACEY .& SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Rank.
DENTISTS
TR I O LYMAN, St'RAN'lON I'lil
vnto Hospital, cor. Wjomlng and Mul
beriy. DR II. P. RUYNOLDS, OPP P O
DR C. C LAURACH, 115 Wjomlng nve
WELCO.ME r. BNOVEn, 331 Washington
avenuo Hours 9 to 1, and 2 to5
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLUS. 409 SPRUCE STREET. MAKES
your hat to order and thev fit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE. IS AND 127 FRANK-
lln avenue Rutes reasonable.
P .EIGLEIt. Piopilelor
HCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D L. ."V
passenger depot Conducted on tho Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop
LAWrCR
PRANK U. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsclloi-iit-Lnw Bin r building, rooms
13 nnd 11 Washington avenue.
WILLARD WARREN & KNAPP, AT
tornejs and Counsellots-at-Lavv. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa
JESSUP& JUSSUP, ATTORN PA 8 AND
tiiinstlloiH - at - L.i foiniiionwe ilth
building Rooms 1 20 and Jl.
JAMES AV OAKl'ORD A'l TORNEY-AT-Law
Rooms rll, jlj und Mb, Bouul ot
Tiade building
D 11 REPLOGLU ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real cstute security,
aienrs' building, conn 1 Washington
nvenuo and Spruco street
JAaiUS J. II HAMILTON, ATIORNEY-at-Law
.01 Ceimniouwcalth building,
Scranton
EDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 903-5OI 1th lloor, atears building
L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
t02 Boaid of Tiado building, Sciantoi ,
l'u.
C R. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Commonwealth building Scranton, P-
PATERSON .t WILCOX,
National Bank building.
TRADERS'
C. COMEGYS.
building
9-13
REPUBLICAN
A W
ai eats'
BI5RTHOLF.
building
ATTORNEY.
PHYSICIANS AND SlHQEOVS
I It C L PREY, SCRAN'ION SA INGS
Bank Building 12 VVjonilnj avenue.
aiARY A SHEPHERD, at b. HOSIE-
opathlst, Nu 228 Adams avenue.
DR W E ALLEN,
Ington avenue.
512 NORTH WASII-
DR R TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, torntr Wjomlng
avenue and Spruce stieet, Scranton.
Office hours Thursdajs and Satutdajs,
u. ni to C p m
DR L M. GATES. ROOMS 2 17 AND 20S
Be iid of Trad' Building Olflct hours,
S to 0 a 111 . 2 t j 3 and 7 lo S p in Roil
detico 200 aindlson nwinie
DR C. L FREAS SPECIALIST IN
Rupttue T.-tiss Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion OlMco telephone 13CJ Hours 10 to
12, 2 to 4 7 to 9.
dr s w T.'AMcmnvrx office wo
Washington avenue Residence 131S Alul
benj Cluoulc tils eases, lungs heart,
klilnevs nnd genlto-urimi j crgans n
"perliltj lions, 1 to 4 p m.
W G ROOK VETERINARY SVU
geon Horses Tattlo and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 121 Linden street, Scnnton.
Telephone 2072
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF TEE LAfKWVANNA.
Scranton, Pa. Courses preparatory to
collegi lew medicine 01 business. Opens
Sept 12 Send foi catalogue Kev Thom
as M Cann, LL D, Walter H. Buell,
A ai.
G R CLARK & CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurservmen, stn: e 140 Washington ave
nuo; green hnu-.e, IS'iO Nor'h ilaln avo
nue; storo telephone, 762.
WIRE SCREENS
jos "kue'itel, rear r.il lacka-
vvniinn averiif, Sci mton, Pa , manufac
turer of Wire Screens.
MISCCLL iwous
BAUER SORCHEfaTRA-MUSrC lUH
balls picnics, parllts, icceptlons, wed
dings und ttiiccrr. woll. 1 mulshed Fur
units, addiess It. .1 Bauer tonductoi,
117 Wjomlng avrnue, over Hulbtrt s
music store.
aiEGARGFE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
supplits envelopes papu- bigs, tvlnj
Warehouse 110 Washington avenue,
Seianton, Pa
SCALP TREATMENT.
MltSiCTnXLiTRTCA7r
ment, 50c , -h impoolng 50e , facial
massage, manleuilng, 23c . chiropody. ',01
Oulncj
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
LehlKh Vallcv U.iilro.i.l.
In Effi-et Feb. 3 1sjj
TRAlNh LEAVE SCRAN'ION
P01 Phlladi ll Ida uiitl New oik via D
& 11 It R , at 0 15 u in end 12 OJ 2 1 42i
Bluck Diamond Emu ess and 1130 p m
Sundujs D .V II , 15n 7 lb p m
Por White Haven. Hazkt m and jirln
clpul points In the coal legions, vli D
H R R . 0 13 2 lb and 4 27 p m l'or
1'ottsvllle. e.43. 2 IS P m
For Beth'eheui. Huston. Re uling Uar
ristiiug nnd pilncipul Internndiate sta
tions v In D & H R R, iiuii m 12 03
"M : Blnek Diamond Evprtss, 110.
Sundajs D X II . 1 38 718 p n,
I'oi 'lunkh unlock 'low mda Elmlri
Ithncn, Geneva and principal Intermedi
ate stolons, via D. L & W R R, S03
a m , 12 & and J .15 p 111
Kur Geneva Rcchestei, Buffalo Ning
ara Falls Chicago und all points west via
DA. H. R R. 1-'0I 3 11 Blick Diamond
Expiess 7 48 and 1110 p in Sundaja d
(V 11 1141 a 111 7 4S p m
Pullman psilor and sleeping or Lchljh
Valley parlor cais on all trains betvven
WUkes-Barre and New York. Philadel
phia. Buffalo und Suspension Bridge.
1 BOLLIN H. WILBUR Gen Supt .
South liethhhem Pa
UHAS 8 LEE Gen Puss Agt 2i Cort
land street New York.
V W NONEMACHHR Division Pass.
nger Agent .South Bethlehem, Pa
e"nr thkets nnd Pullman icservatlons
apply S09 Lackawanna ave , Scranton Pa,
Your " Wants
Supplied
!J
You can supplv your wants" quickly
anJ satlsfactori by the use ol the
' Want" AJ columns, of
The Tribune
HrlnK or send a 'Tor -Kent, ' Tor
Salo," "Lost," "round," "Board
Wanted." "Rooms Wanted" adver
tisement, or an AJ. (or anvthlnt; vou
need, accompanied by the cash, and
you will be surprised at the replies
ou will receive.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule It I'llcct Alavio. 180S.
Train Loavo Wllkos-Barro as Fol.
lows:
7.30 n, m wook days, for Sunbur
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Baltt.
morp, WashlnRton, nnd for Pitts,
burg and tho Wosi.
10.15 n. in., wook days, for Haztoton,
Pottr.vlllo, Roadlng, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburir, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, WashlnEton and Pitts-
,burK and tho Wost.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burK, Philadolphla, Baltimore,
Wanhlniston, and FlttsburK and
tho Wost.
0,0 p. m., wcolc days, for Sunbury.
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
'illsburir.
J. I). WOOD. Otn'l Ps. Aunt.
I. HUTCHINSON, lleneril Mamtjer.
Del.. Lackti. and Western.
Effect Monday, Nov. 14, 1S9S
rialns leave Scranton as lollows: J'.x.
luess lor New York and nil points east,
1.40. 3W. uio, S00 and 10 05 u. m , 12 53 anJ
3..H p in
Express for Huston, Trenton, Philadel
phia and tho south, fi.10, SOU and 10 03 u.
in . 12 V. und i JJ p in.
lolijhaiuia accommodation, CIO p, m.
Lvprese tui Blnnhninton, Oswi,o, Kl
mlra, Corning, Hath. Dansvlllc. aiount
Morris and Buffilo, u lo, 2 33. 9 00 a. m.;
J5i and B 50 p in, making elose connec
tlcitis at BufTalo to all points In the west,
northwest and southwest.
Washington uciommodatlon, 3 40 p in.
Rlnghnmton nnd waj stations, 1 05 p. in.
Nicholson accommodation. 5.10 p. m
Express for Utlca und Rlehflelcl Springs,
2 i 1 a in and 1,55 p 111
Ithaca, 2.15 9 00 a in nnd 155 p. m
For Nortbumbeiland. Plttston Wilkes
Bane Plwmuith. Bloomtburg and Dan
v llle, muklng thine connections at North
iimbtilaiitl for Wlllluinsport. Harrlsburg,
Baltlmoie, Wiishlngtou and the south.
Northumljeiland and Intermctllitp sta
tions, 1,00. 10 03 n in . and 1 33 and B.40 p.
in
Niintlioko and Interniedlatc stations,
.108 and 11 10 11 m Plj mouth and Inter
mediate stations J 13 and 5 50 11, in. For
Kingston, 12 5V p 111
Pullman pnrloi and sleeping coaches on
all epK ss trains
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables etc apply to at L. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent depot ticket f
llce Delaware and Hudson.
On Sunday, Feb. 6th, trains will leavo
Seianton as follows.
For Cnrbondnle-C20, 7 53, S M, 10.11 n.
in , 12 noon; 121, 2 20, 3.52, 5 25, C.23, 7.57,
913, 11.00 p m , 1 Ida 111.
For Albany Saratoga, aiontrcil, Boi
ton, New England points, etc. 43 20 a. m.,
2 20 11 111.
For Honesdale C 20, 10 13 a. m; 2 20,
5.2". i. ni
For Wllkes-Rnrre ti 43. 7 IS, ft 43 1 S,
10 43 a. m ; 12 03. 1.23, 2.1S, ISSJ, 4 27, fi 10.
7 4S, 10 41, 11 "0 p m.
For New York. Philadelphia, etc., via
Lthlgh Valley Rallnnd-fi 43 a. m. 12 01,
1 2 4 27 p in , with Black Diamond Ex
press, 11 0 p. 111
For Pennsjlvanl.i Railroad points, C. 15.
9 3 a m . 2 IS, 4 27 p m.
For western points via Lehigh Vallcv
Ralhond-7 IS a m . 12.03. 133. with Black
Diamond Exptcss. 10 41, 11 30 p in.
Trains will airlvo In Seianton as fol
lows From Cnrbondalo and tho North 5 40,
7,11. S3S, 911, 10 3S, 1138 a. m : 1 23, 2.15,
3 23 4 21. 7 11 10 IS 11 27 p m
From Wllkes-Barre and the South 6 1",
7 4S, S4$, 10 OS 1153 a. m ! 1.18 2.14, 3.48,
5 20, 0 21, 7 5.1, 9 03, 10 03 p m; 1.13 a. m
SUNDAY' TRAINS.
Uor Carbondnle 9 07, 11.33 p.m.; 1.53,
3 T2 fi 51 9 31 p m.
For Wllkes-Barre-9 4S, 11.13 n. m.; 1 38,
1 2S 5 41 7 45 p m
Lowest rates to all points In United
States nnd f'nnnda
T W BURD1CK P A . Albany, N. t
11 W CROSS, D P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Central Railrrmcl of New Jersey
(Lehigh nnd Su-nuehanna Division.)
Stations In New York Foot of Llbertv
strcit. N. R. mid South retry, Whitehall
street
Anthracite coal used excluslvelj', insur
ing cltanllness nnd comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV 20, 1898.
Trains leave Seianton for Plttston.
Wllkes-Barre, etc , at l, 10.10 n m., 1.20,
2 23. 120, 710 p. m. Sundavs, 9,00 n. in.,
1 00 2 13 7 10 p ni
Per Lakewood and Atlantic Cltj S.30
a. m
For New Yoik Newark and 151izabet'i,
S ro (expressl a 111 . 1 20 (express), 3 20 (ex
press) p ni Sundavs. 213 p m. Train
h avlng 1 20 p m . arrives at Philadelphia,
Reading Terminal, 7 02 p. m, and Now
York, 7 03 p 111
Uor Mimrli Chunk Allentown. Rethle
hem Eustnn and Philadelphia, 8.10 a. m.,
1 20 1 20 p m Sund iv s, 2 13 p m
Uor Baltlmoie and Washington, and
points south and west via Bethlehem,
&."0 a 111 1 20 p m Sundav s, 2 15 p. m.
For Ixmg Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., at
S 10 a m . 1 20 p 111 ,
Foi Rt ailing, Lebanon and Harrlsburg.
via Allentown. S "0 a m, 1.20 p. in. Sun
day, 2 13 p m
l'or Pottsvllle. 810 a m . 1 20 p. m
Hemming leave New York, foot of Llb-
ltv street Ninth River nt 4 00, 910 (ex
press) a m 1 ro (expiess) p. m Sundays,
Leave 'New Yoik, South Terrj-, foot
Whltehill stieet nt 9 03 a m., 1.23 p m.
Passengers art Iv lug or departing from
this terminal can connect under cover
with nil tho elevated railroads Broadwav
cable cais and ferries to Brooklyn nnd
Stateu isl mils, making quick transfer to
and from Giaud Central depot and Long
Islmd lallnnd , ,
Leave Phlladtlphli. Reading Terminal,
t 21 n. m . 3.00 p m Sundays, 0.13 p. m
ri,.n,.,.i, n,k,.ln In nil points East.
South and West nt lowest lates at tha
F,J.tHnOLHVUSEN Gen Supt
H. P BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Lrieaml Wjomiin; Valley.
Tlmt. Tablo in Effect Sept, 19th. 181'
Tiaiis leave Scranton for New "iork.
Nevvlmrg and Intermediate points on
1 In lallioid. also foi Hnwley and local
oolnts t 7 Via m and 2 23 p m Trains
. ilv" at Si ronton fiom abovo points at
22,1 m. and 3 15 and 9 0 p. ra.
sen .NTO IMVINION.
Ill Effect Ocltiber itOtli, 1808.
North Hound. hnuth Hound.
son JV01 i9oTaoo
a h BUUons Ms
2 lo as
a ti p m Arrive Leave a. u
7iN Y Kranklin st .... 740 .
7I0Vc9t 42ud street ... 7M .
700 Weenawken ... 8 10 ....
a u e ulArrlTQ Leave r 11m
10 4") TTS 1 adovla 2 ii 4 )
10 40 . 109 Hancock .... sil4 9v
1031 .. U'ffi SlarlUbt .. 222 443
iosi .... I24ti l'rebton Park . . iji 4r.v
101 1210 vWuvtood .... '2 41 C 03
1000.... 1223 I'ornttlle .... 2M 611
vvo..,, 1211 Orsou ... Si6 6 HI
840 ... 12H.I l'letsant Mt. ... 3M 6M
9CC.. 1 1 f.9 Unlondale . 309 t:i
9 2j,... 1149 Koreitt'lty ... 3 IB 641
9pi. .. 1134 Carbindnlo .... SSI set
0 07 .. II HO 1 WliltO Bridge . , 1338 ten
9l)i. . fll2il .VltlJllfUl 18 48, 001
M5S... nil Jtrmyn .... 343'603
8&3. Ills Aiclilbald . S31 noj
8M'.... 1111 Wllilou .... 864, K
840 lilt Prckvllle .... 8fi9ia
842. 1107, uiviliant .. 404J nt
8 40 .... 11 ml lTlCebUrg ... 40t821
8 3S.. . II 0.1. -ltlioop 410 87
8M.... 11 v Providence . h3i
si.'.. iflOJ7 park Place .... 14 17 6S3
8S0....10M tcranton ... 4 30 6 In
a nl a u Leave Arrive r ur m
t SunrJay only
f slK'nlllca that trains stop on signal for pas.
lenders
'HaluiiS03aDd20a Sunday only Other trains
dally exct-pt tfunduy.
r-ecuro rates via Ontario a Western befor
purchasing tickets and eaiemone)'.
1 hroiuh Wagner ouflt b'v. per and tree re.
clhiing chair car New ork 10 Chlcaco virvhout
chance, l'u uenger tttjj EJelncetl to
a wo Cents 1 rr.Ulle.
J.O. Andercon, uen.Fass Agt.
T, Flltcrott, DI v. I'css, z.Bt.fcoranton, Fa.
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