TLiU: SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1890.
3
NEWS OF THE GREAT
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
INCREASE Or WAGES IN A NUM
BER Of 1'LACES.
Shows That the Wave of. rrosperlty
Which la Sweeping Over the Land
Is Being Felt Capacity of. the
Shoe Factory at Lestershtro Is to
Be Increased One-Third Weather
ly Silk Mill Is to Hun ft Doublo
Turn Some Railroad Jottings.
If ntiv person doubts that there it
Ht least a wave of prosperity, the fol
lmvliiB announcements of vvnije increase
may lomovo that doubt.
The Wllllnmsport Iton and Nail com
luitiv, whoso largo plant Is located In
South Wllllumspnrt, have advanced thi
pay of their employcH an iivernce of
ton per cent. The advance was entire
ly unsolicited by the einplo.von, and
i nine to them as a pleasant surprise
The company 1h a stable industry and
niploys a larre nunibi i of men
f'.f-Eliiniiii; on Alnioh 12 at 10 per
flit. Incrcnto of wages rods Into effect
in cveir (Input Intent of the Klversldo
Iron and Steel plants here. About 3.00O
men are thilK made happy.
Nolloei uf a icUnrntlon of the scale
of MftKL" prcvalllnK before Jnnuar.,
1tl- were posted on Saturday In the
I'oppeiell and Lneonlu Mills, at lilddc
fiirtl, nud In the sl cotton mills at
l.mvlston and Auburn, Maine. Twelve
thousand operatives ate benelUed. A
Mmlliii notice vvns posted In the Loek
wo'id cotton mills, at Watoivlllo oni
plovlitB 1. ! h.tnd, .ind the I-Mivuuls
mills, at Atlim-da. Maine, employing
t.sro.
Thf Si-Iiomi l'rHed "tee! company,
uf AUorIhmiv. advanced wages In all
l. Iui tiiiHislH voateiduy fiom " to 10 per
iint Tin' advanie will affect more
Hum r.niO men, and end the stilku of
lUUiehnni and rlvetetM. The employes
if the Carbon Limestone Company's
itmrrlcs, In Lawrence enuntv, have
iieen Rronted a 10 pei cent Increase In
'voces, mining their pay to the figure
paid In 1W
The emphijet of the Rocf-e-lluniimiiid
rirc Uriel: company, at Hollvar, West
moreland county. ranging fiom 5 to 20
nor cent., to take effect April 1. The
inlte ts voluntary on the part of the
company, and will affect over 2"0 men.
The Flint and l'eie Matquctto lock
out nt l.ldlnRtou. .Mich, begun by the
'ompanv s-evi ral mnntlis ago against
.'CO union fi eight handlers, has been
settled by the State Uoatd of Arbitra
tion. The boaul decides that the ofli r
made bv the eompanv of lri cents per
hour for the live winter months and 20
cents tor the umalnln? seven was n
fair one. Moth parties to the contro
versy had agreed to abide by the
Hoard's decision.
Notices have been posted at Kimber
ly's rolling inl'ls at Greensville, Pa., an
uiiiinclii!! an lnciea'-o of ten per cent.
In wages In all departments except ton
nugo men, whose wages are controlled
by the Amalgamated Association
Tivenlv furnaces are In operation and
more will be put on In a few davs. It
Is rwoitcd that the new steel Must Is
negotiating for the plant.
The Bethlehem Iron company at
Itetlilchem announce a raise In wages
of ten per cent., affecting the common
laLoiers, of whom more than MO aie
on the pay roll. The order goes Into
effect fiom March C.
SHOE TRADE FHOSPECTS.
The Immense shoe factory at Lester-
shlie, near lllnchamton, is to have Us
lapaclty Inci eased one-third. Improve
ments represented In additional build
ings and machlnerv and to cost about
$1C0,000, will be made.
The main building extends east and
west. Last year a 50x230 foot addi
tion was erected at the west end of
the main building and It Is now pro
posed to extend this addition north to
Corliss avenue bv the erection of a
thiee t-toiv r.OxSri foot building. A
wing CO feet wide and 13."! feet long
thiee stories will be extended from tho
eat of the main building to Corliss
avenue. Knch of these new buildings
will have basements making them
piopeily four stoiies high.
A snv.lO foot two-stoiy addition will
be elected at the east end of the ol'.'oe
wing and there will lie an addition one
wtorv anil basement nt the rear of the
main building
T ItCN VICllT ND DAY.
Oirters hair been posted tint the
V. eatheily Silk mill will run on double
time until fui tin i notice This order
i ill necessitate the employment of ey
tia hnnds though there nre now "00
- ipp'nvi-d. An addition to the mill Is
in be built also Arrangements have
11111 made with the Lehigh Valley rall
loud for running special trains to and
fiom Huzlotun until further notice for
the opeiatlves fiom that place and
ulonu the line. It is quite a novelty
lo see the gliN departing for w-oik on
the night turn.
The factory of the Cne Brass com
pany nt Tonlngton, Conn., is running
nlisht and day with its full force of 1.200
hands. Tho chief product of the com
pany Is cartridge shells, and It Is un
derstood that the rush Is caused by
large oiders iroin the government and
fjuin Uus-la
THIS AND THAT.
All of the American Car and V mn
dry mouldeis. at Jeffersonvllle, Ind.,
Nceptlng those on the wheel tlooi,
FINANCIAL.
aawtfV
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
Oldf tt I;stablIh:J llojse In the City.
lienlers In STOCKS. COl TON, (1RAIN and
I'UOVIslONS, on margin or lor delivery.
OFFICE: ttoomi 309 and 210 Hoard ol Trade
Uulldlnj, Scranton, Pa,
L. G. LA BAR L. F FULLER
Our
Removal
Is taking hundreds of good Funiituie buyeis lo our large wareiooms.
They arc grasping the gtand opportunity of buying fine Furniture .ind
Carpets at marvelously low prices to close them all out rather than
move them to our ntnv store.
Sixteen thousand square feet of room filled with Furniture all to
be sold out.
So not delay, because they cannot last long at the rate they sold yes
terday. PRQTHEROE & CO. wa'A
'S
Cures Colds,
Coughs, Cutnrrhi
V-itlllllH,
It'onchltls and
11 Ihroat nnu
l.ttni; Disc iscs
and Prevents
Cuimttinptlun.
UV INHALATION.
Cast astda nil other
Medicines and Trent
mctita for 21 houra and
give this Now System
u trial. It coata but
J1.00 at any drug storo,
or sent prepaid frutn
home oflleo on receipt
ut price.
rtcllof clvcn nt once.
A euro Is certain.
Sciatica lumbago and all rheunmtlo
pains cured bv Munvon's Hhcumatlsm
Cm a lJj ppepsln una all stomach trou
bles cured bj Munyon's Dyspppsln Cure.
Nluetj per cent of all Milne) com
pliilnts cured bv Mutiv oil's Kidney Cure.
Headaches, colds and coughs. Impure
blood, general debility, nervousness, all
quickly cured bv Munyon's Ilemeulen
1 he remedies cot mostly 2Se a vial, ami
are sold bj all drutrglsts. There arc 07
different cures for 6J dlffernt nllments.
TKEATMKNT BY MAIL.
Write Trof. Munjon To- advice, which
Is ABSOI.UTni.V KUi:i:. The moft ob
stinate cases imcissfullv trinteil In tho
strictest confidence. "Oulao to Health"
free
MUNYON'S II. II. U. CO.,
1505 Arch St., Philadelphia
have gone on a stilku for an ineicaso
of vvagis.
Tho Bowman's Creek branch of mo
Lehigh Valley, which was formerly a
portion of tho Wyoming division and
transfer! ed to the I'. & N. Y. division
on Nov. 1, IS'", has been tiaua'orred
back und made n portion of the Wv li
ming division. Tho branch embnees
the mall Hue and blanches between
Bernlce anil Port Ilowkloy.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
Pitman Stock Company.
There was another laige audience at
the Academy of Music last night when
the Pitman Stock company produced
"The EIectric.ui," which is one of thu
strong attractions In the company's
icpertolre. It was staged in a magnifi
cent manner.
This afternoon the company will pie
sent "Article 4b." and tonight "The
Loat Paradise."
"The Turtle" at the Lyceum.
An engagement which lias been
looked forwaid to with no little an
ticipation and pleasure is the first ap
pearance in this city uf the Zlegfeld
Comedy company this evening nt thi!
Lyceum, when they will produce "Tho
Tuitle." It was only after offering
the BU-atct Inducements that the local
management were fortunate enough to
Induce Manager Zlegfeld to bring his
celebrated comedy here lmmedlat3ly
following its long run at the Manhat
tan theater in New York. Regarding
the meilts of the piece, too high prai.-
cannot bo bestowed. It is a fantastic
and furiously funny French farcical
frivolity, depicted by a. comedy com
pany of distinction. The advance sale
of beats will begin nt the usual time
and it is safe to prophesy that stand
ing room will prove a featuie of the
engagement.
Tin: CAST.
Chainpnller. a retlied grocer, nick
named by his wife "The Turtle,'
hicnor Peruglnl
I.eonle, his wife ..Miss Ibabcllo Evc&son
Mme. Lemnrqiiis, his mother,
Mls-s Jemilo Itelffar'h
Briquet, a friend nt the family,
(Jcorge Holland
Adolphe, a poster painter.. I'rlc B. Collins
Jumard. a divorce lnwcr.. Louis Imliaus
Dr. Slgnol. a phvslcian Boss O'Ncil
Plrst exprcssmin Frank Murtha,
Stcond expi ess-man ....James Atlu-rton
Commliisalre de police .... A. L. Trahein
Joseph, a waiter Bobeit Olroux
(iholcau, a piovlncial Innkeeper,
Hudson Llston
Mme (ilboleau, his wife.
Miss Ada Deaves
Juliette, his daughter.
Miss Lillian Coleman
Angele, a chambermaid at tho hotel .
Mls Marlon Ballon
OLD FORGE.
Mi. and Mrs. T. J. Steward, Mr. nnd
Mis. Andrew Kennedy, Miss Jennie
Dinke and --ir. Alfied Avery were en
tettnined at the home of Miss Matilda
Diuke, of West Plttston. on Friday.
The ladles of the Brick church are
requested to meet on Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Frank Mosteller to
complete the arrangements for tho sup
per to be held at the liome of Mrs.
D. C. Reed.
Mr. David Dick has purchased a fine
new piano for his daughters.
The Ladles' Homo Missionary society
will meet on Thutsday afternoon nt
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
Mis. Norman Belles is visiting with
friends In Shhkshlnnj.
"MY LIFE DESPAIRED OF ' -Thes
nie words of Mis. Win. Burton, of Darf
moie. Out., after doctors had presirlbed
nnd she hail taken every known luait
lemedj. Dr. Agnew's f'uro for the Heart
gave relief In ulmrst shorn r time than It
takes to tell It It worked a wonderful
cure In a case of long standing and to.
day she says: "1 am a well woman " Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Hi art has no case
lecordrd against It where It did not give
lellef lusldo of 30 minutes Sold by Mat
thews Bros, and W. T. Clark -5ti
I
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
of Cz&ffi-&&Uv.
Signature
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Rovlow.
New York, March 14. Tho net
changes in stock prices today were
irregular, with mostly losses prevail
ing. Union I'ucHlc, Noitlicrn Pacific,
Atchison preferred and Manhattan
were under pressure most of the day
and disturbed confidence among tho
other railways, which were weak on
moderato offerings, Tho weakness In
Manhattan was perhaps attributable to
anticipation of tho new Issue of stock.
Fear of tho possible failure of desired
legislation affected Third avenue and
Consolidated Gas, while in connection
with the latter there was also talk of
Increased competition. The pronounced
strength of tobacco, which nt one tlmo
touched 214U, was unaccompanied by
any explanatory news. Sugar displayed
considerable firmness when other points
of weakness weie appearing and end
ed with n small net advance. In tho
afternoon rally tho grangers and stand
aid shares generally were lifted about
a point from their low tlguro and re
tained most of the recovery, leaving
them Irregulnrly changed for the day.
The mnrket closed firm. Total sales,
171,800 sluues.
By J. B. L. Carrlngtan & Co.
New York, March 11. The market
opened steady at about last night's closo
Imt lagan to sell oft from opening. Lon
don was a free seller In the specialties
and traders have been active on the short
sldo of the market all day. Tobacco was
tho strongest featuie. Atchison stocks
wcro pnittculaily weak on expectations
that tho Februarv statement would bo
bn unfavorable. Burlington and Qulncy
and tho Grangers were stead. London
was an actlvo sellir of Its specialties
about noon, tho chief features being On
taiio and Western, Union 1'acltlc, Atchi
son proierred and Southern H.illuaj. A
certain amount of Anaconda vu.s also
i-old for London account, but not so ex
tensively as yesterday. Manhattan was a
pirtlculaily vviak feature, the declaration
of dividend siemlng to have tho effect
of weakening tho position of the stock In
the market.
We have repeatedly advised tho sale of
this stock and tho only thing which pre
vents a shaij) decline In It Is the fact that
the Inside Interns nre hold'ng the prices
on all ovldencff. of weakness. As soon
as the new stock beclns to come on tho
m.uket and Is absorbi d by outsiders (If It
Is absorbed) It should have a shaip de-
lone. The whole llt wns particularly
dull and although there was no pro
nounced dicllne of nnv moment, jot there
was cvldelife-s of quite t'omo fne liqui
dation In spots Specialties have been
fiilrlv will maintained but actlvo rall
iiiad smci.s show the effect of a dull mar
ket. Tin Plato vuih strong, silling up to
It The having comes mostly from In
side Interests and we believe the market
1) lug fav oiable the stoik villi sell well in
the sixties within the next thirty davs
Trading up to 2.H p. m. was very dull
but around that time traders started to
i "Vi r r irly jes, giving the market
finite a sh.u-p rally In some cases.
We am Inclined to the opinion that tho
m.uket Is a sale on all stiong spots and
a pin chase on all weak ours. One thing
Is evident tli.it the mirl-et Is no sile ex
cipt on vcrv strong rallies. On tho at
tempted coveting ot snorts today, tno
whole list milled very sharplv and there
was very llttlo s'ock for sale, showing
that holders nre not discouraged by tho
dullness or by the temporary depression.
The closo was fairly steady and Arm.
Quotations furnished bv LABAR fc
FULLER, stock, grain nnd cotton brok
ers, roms 209 and 210, Board of Trade
building. Scranton, Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. inj;
Am. Cot. Oil
Am. Hug. Re'g Co
Atch.. To. & S. To
A.. T & S. V.. Pi
Am. Tobacco Co .
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N. J. Central ...
l 'lies, .t Ohio ....
Chic .1- C, W ....
Chic. & N. W ...
Chic , i! & Q . .
Chic, Mil. & St. 1
Chic . R t &V .
C. C. C. & St. L
Con Gas
Delaware & Hud
D, L. &. W
Fed. Steol, Pr
Fed. Steel, Com ....
Fed. Steel, Com ....
Gin. Electric
Louis & Nn-h
Manhattan Etc ....
Met. Traction Co ..
M K & Tex., Pr .
Mo. Pacific
Nit. Lead
N. Y. Central
Ont. & West
North Pailfle
Nor. Pacific, Pr ...
Pacini- Mall
People's Gas
Phil. & Road
P. K- R . 1st Pr . .
Southern R. R , Pr,
Tenn,. C. .V: lion ...
Union Pacific
Union P.ic , Pr
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Leather, Pr ,
Wabash, Pr
West. Union
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Open- High- Low- CI01
WHEAT,
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July
CORN.
May
July
OATS.
May
July
PORK.
May
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Scinnton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Bid. Asked.
tii. niton iv Plttston Tine. Co. . .
Uitst National Bank SOO
Elmhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savings Bank 2V
Seianton Packing Co
Thltd Nntlonnl Bank SSf,
Throop Novelty Mfg. Co
Sir.inton Rnllway Co -a
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank 20U
Eionomy Light, Heat & Pow
er Company
Scrnnton Illuminating, lleut
k Power Comp.mv ss
Seianton Forging Co
Traders' Naijoual Bank 130
Lacka, Lumber Co
Lack Trust & Saf Dep. Co.. 151
Muoslc Mountain Coal Co
Scranton Paint Co
Clark A: Snover Co., Com 4m
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40
1M
ii.v.fe
so
Clark & Snover Co., IV 125
f'arsnn Coal Co 100
Scranton Axlo Works 0
Scr. lion Fence fc Mtg. Co 1W
BONDS.
Scrnnton Puss Railway, first
mortgnge, duo loi
People's Street Rnllway, tlrst
mortgage, due Vlls
People's Stieet Railway Gen
eral inoitgage, dm- 10J1
Dtckton Mauilfactuibig Co ..
Lacka. Township School 1,.
City of Scrnnton St. Imp. i.cj.
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axlo Works
Scranton Traction r bonds. .
Carson Coal Co
115
115
115
MO
pl
102
ft
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iii
10-1
Philadelphia Drain and Produco.
Phlndelphla. Match II. Wheat Firm,
contract grade Match. Hlic Corn
Quiet. No. 2 mixed Mimh uJb'.nC. Oats
Weie a shade weaker; No. 2 white
clipped, 35i(ii3Ke. ; No 1 do do., 3.;'va3lc. ;
No. 2 mixed do., -H'..a3lc V00lDull nnd
prlcos nominal. Provisions Unchanged,
lour Dull and weak; winter supir, i 15a
210, do extras, J2 5fla2 7"i, Peaisylvuila
roller dear, $3 50a J 25, do. do straight,
SI2ua3.13, western winter clear. 5J.10.ul 30,
ilu do. straight, 13 35fi.i.0n; do. do. patent.
$lr,Oii3 76; spring clear, U 93a 1 20: do.
slrntght, 3 &0a4.70; do patont. fJ73a3.W.
Bye lour JS.50 per barrel. Buckwheat
lour Inn nt J2.21u2.S3 per 0110 hundred
pounds for new. Butter Firm; fancy
western creamery, 20'.c; do. prints. Sic.
Kkkh Finn and lalVic. hlghei . fresh.
J neaibj, lb-.; do. western, ll'.ic. Cheese
The People's
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POPULAR CLEANING 1IOUS1J for tlto Hoiicllt of All Who
Ilnvc Houses to Kent, Itciil Instate or Other Property to
Sell or Kxclmnse. or Who Want Situations or Help These
Sninll Advertisements Cost One Cent tv Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Except hlttiationi Wanted, Which Ats In
serted Free.
FOR RENT
VOH RUNT-FUBNISIIBD, K-IIOOM
house, modern Improvements. ,Jt
Madison avenue. Ucfcrcnco lequtrcd.
FOR HUNT 4.noOM8
UN FIRST
lloor. 723 Olive streot.
for ni:NT-30 .TDFFnnaoN avhnui:.
Inquire It. W. WALKKR. V., L. &.
V. depot.
HALF DOUBLtt HOl'tf K, , TWKLVU
rooms; nlto tlueo G-iocm lints in rcur,
bath, closets. Hurdlng, C05 Washington.
FOR RUNT - TUN-ROOM H1NOLU,
liouso; Improvements; Gu Plao street.
Call nt O. 1. Jadwln's.
FOR RKNT-LARGU BARN, CAN AC
commodato 62 horses. Inquire of Moses
Bros. At Co.. 310 Lackawanna avenue.
CHUAPUST IIOUSUS, CUNTRALLY LO
calid. Smith, Board Trade building.
UOUSK FOR RKNT-ICOO BLOCK SAN
del son avenue. Applv to l. L. Phil
lips, Tradcis' National Bank.
FOR RUNT-STORF. ROOM NO. 23
Lackawanna aveuuo. Low rent. I os
.session given April 1st. Thomas It.
Brooks, Traders' Bank Building.
FOR RKNT-TEN-ROOM HOUSU; MOD
ern Imtirovetnents. 1.M3 Marlon stiiwt.
Inqulro James, cor. Adams and Spruce.
FOR RHNT-FROM APRIL 1, STOR13
at 111 Luckawanna avenue, corner ot
Franklin avenue. Inquire of THOMAS
MOORK, No. Ul Wyoming avenue.
BARN FOR RLNT - APPLY DR.
Lackey, 0J1 WiiHhlnKton uvenue.
nini:
t2i
IJOIIT ROOMS; STKAM 1IUAT;
Jelterson.
FOR RUNT-MUAT MAltKF.T. 010 MAR
lon street. Apply at 1742 Monsey uve
nue. HOl'SU FOR RUNT INQUIRIJ OF 1IAR
ry Spencer at Stevens' Cash Store,
Dunmore.
FOR RHNT-HALF DOfllLU UOUS-.
CM Ilnrrisoii avenue. !) rooms nrul U.i.ll
room. 18. Apply Thomas Russell, cor
ner Hanlson and Pine.
FOR RBNT-HOUSUS NOS. C30 AND MJ
North Washington avenue, below city
building. Suitable for physicians ofllces
and residence. Apply to Henri Belln, Jr.,
401 Council Building.
FOR RUNT-STORU ROOM. NO 207
Noith Washli.trton menu-, lonneily
I nccuplrd bj J W. Oueriisu. htoun
neat, elevator, rear entrance, i or ierin-
noply to Jones Bros , 011 Lackawanna
uvenue.
FOR RENT - TWO FLOORS. 40xS0;
heat Included; centrally located, low
rent. Inquire 137 Pinn avenue.
FOR RENT HOUSE G21 MAD1PON
avenue; steam heat; every conveni
ence. Apply Owens Bros.. COl Madison
avenue.
OFF CHS IN COMMONWEALTH
Building; single rooms and suites for
term of jears with vaults. One feultc of
six connecting omccs with threo vaults
or three suites of two ofllrcs, each with
vault. Moderato price. Rellnlshcd to suit
tenants. Inqulro nt room 600 on 0th floor.
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM OR SHARE
of olllces second floor, front. Coal
Exchange. Call at room 10.
FOR RENT SECOND
Qulncy.
FLOOR, 701
FOR SALE
TOR SALE-BEDROOM SUITS
carpi ts Bis Adams avenue.
AND
FOR SALE-COUNTERS. S11ELV1NO,
scales, fixtures, tm boxes, etc.. cheap.
Call 10 to 12 a. in II. D. Jones, 117 North
Hdo Park avenue.
SOLID OAK BUD ROOM SUITE AND
a sewing machine for rale, cheap ut
723 Olivo street.
FOR SALE-BAY HORSE. WEIGHT
about 1100 pounds, light In all ways.
E. C. Rlcker, Telephone Building, 113
Adams avenue,
FOR SALIC-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Brothers' rooms, 7-S Burr
building. Goods the best, pi Ices tho low
Cbt, terms the easiest. A call will con
vince all.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For particulars address Box M,
Scranton, To,
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR C
cents nt druggists. One gives relief.
Firm. Refined Sugars Steady. Cotton
Umhanged. Tallow Dull; city prime'. In
hogsheads, 4'ia43,c. ; count! y do. do., bar
rels. 4.V4C ; durk, do, 4c. cakes, 5c;
gicn.se, 2'a3VjC. Live Poultrj Firm;
luvvls, llall'tc old roosteis. aic; spring
hlckens. Uall'c. , ducks. Ual2e. ; geese,
9al0c. Dressed Poultrv Firmer, fowls,
iholce. llalSc ; do fair to good, lu'.i
He: old 1 ousters 7aSc ; spring chicken.',
choice, lla!2e. ; do. fair to good, 9al0e ;
tin Keys, choice to fancy, UalSc , ducks, 10
alio. Receipts Flour I.OuO barrels nnd
7(X) sacks: wheat, 7.0im bushels; coin,
122.000 bushels, oats 11 000 bushels. Shlp
monts Wheat. 51 (K) bushels, corn, 21S,
000 bushels, oats, 17,000 bushels.
New York Grain and Produce Market.
Now York, March 14. Flour Dull but n
shade steadier. Wheat Spot llrm; No. 2
red, 82'ijc., t o. b , ntloat to arrive; No. 1
noithem Duluth. W4C t o. 1 , afloat:
options opened weak but experienced it
shnip ralli' later In tho day; the close was
strong at ',fee. net advance-. March closed
Mv8c: May, 70U&; July, 74c, September,
72c. Corn-Spot firm, No 2. 42alli., f. o.
b., afloat new and old; options attcr on
easy opening rallied nnd closed firm at
1c. net odvunct . Manh ilosed 41ic,;
Mnv, 40c.; July, 4'JVvc. ilats Spot quiet.
No. 2, SJ'ic : No u. "2c . No 2 white, 30c.
No do, 14c . track mixed, western, 32'j
aJIc in i-k while. 4ri',ia1S'..e ; options dull.
Hutiii- Steiih , wi siern enamerj. 10a20c ;
do. fnitoiw, Kall'.i , Elglns, 20c; imita
tion creameij l-il7'cc. , st.ito dairy, 14a
0'ii- ; do. creameiy lra2i)c Eggs Steady;
stato and Pennsylvania, lie; western
liesh, 14c , southern, 12'vallc
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, Manh 14 An unexpected small
Increase In ho world's blocks of wheat
today, tlgether with substantiated claims
of ciop damage caused a lecoverv of lc.
fiom tho low point In wheat and Mas
closed with a net gain of sjaUc, Coin
left off Jc. higher and oais unchanged.
Lard closed wllhout change and pork and
ribs advanced 2'aOc each Cash quota
tions wero as follows. Flour Dull and
neglected ; No. 2 spring wheat. ColinCMte ;
No. 3 do do.. fi2'inti7'i.c . No. 2 red, 70c;
No. 2 corn. 31c , No. 2 jellow, 3l'in34',.. ,
No. 2 oats W'jf.; No. 2 white, On30c: No.
il do, 2Sn9',c No. I rjc 5le-.. No 2
bailey. 3&a4c ; No I flax senl, M.lSVi. N
W.. U.10'4; pilme timothy seed XI !u. mess
pork, J'i.dl.Oo; lard, r.27'f.i5.j); short rlhs
$I4..i1C0; div salted shoulders I'iii4 e
i,h"rt clear. $l0al.W; whiskey 1 2-'. - n.
ars, imchangcil
New York Live Stock Markot.
New Yoik, March 14 ileeer Sleadj .
no trading Calves Shade low 11 icals, M
u7.5o; 110 ftd calieh. Shetp and Lambs
Sheep, steadj . lambs, steady, fair 10
prlmo sin -p $l.i4fi2'. .'ood ro ptime
limbs, JOCin'iMl; clipped do, I S3. Hogs
Market baroli slead atS4.il 23, two cars
Michigan pigs sold nt $ll
Chicago I,lvo Stock Mnrket.
Chicago, March II -Cattle Fairly act
Ivo demand und prices unchanged: fancy,
l3.70a5Mi; choice steels. J5 30a5 05; modtutll
do., JI.5alP5; beef. do. J3.Ku4.00; stoclc
crs and feeders, J3 50al.75; bulls, J2.50aU0;
cows and heifers fJ30a4; western fed do.,
tt.lOaOM: Texas do., JI,40nl.l-5; calve-s. M.W
n7 0O Hogs IllisliifSb brisk at piovlous
prices; fair to choice, JJ.Wa3.0J; packing
Exchange.
.... ,
WANTED.
w
WANTBD-CASt: OF BAD 1II1ALTH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit. Send
S cents to Ripnns Chemical Co.. New
York, for 10 rumples and 1.000 testlmonl ila.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTBD-IMMEUIATULY. UXPURI
enced i-aleiwomen for notions, gloves,
muslin underwear, dress goods and mil
linery. State ptivlous experienco and
salary expected. Address "LACKAWAN
NA" Trlbuno olllce.
WANTI1D-CURL FOR OUNURAL
housework; small family. 12M Vino.
YOUNG OtRL WANTHD AT 1DUAL
Lunch Room. 107 Wyoming avenue.
LAD1US TO BMRROIDFR-COOD PAY-
Ing, easy w-otk sent to your homo;
wrlto for samplo and materials. Unlquo
Umbroldery Co.. 102 Fulton St.. Now "iork.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RALfi-MY RUSIDKNCR AT 2Ti
Colfax avenue; just c mpleted. All
modern Improvements Hardwood finish
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Prlco reasonable. Address Frank T.
Okell, 120 Broadway, New Yoik city.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONUYTO LOANAtY'-. TO C PUR
cent, sums to suit bouower. James
Gardner Sanderson. 1003 Meats Bldg, city
J10.0C0 TO LOAN-WANTED A COM
petcnt llim or Individual to place this
amount i.nb month In good fltst mort
gage loins, liberal crmml"dons. Address
Calvert Building ai d Loan Association.
Baltimore Md.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
"muixnuv. furnisiiud front
and connecting ruoms; private family.
731 Jiffeison avenue.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
room; gas, bath, city heat. 301 Spruce
street.
FOR RENT-PLUASANT FCtlNISHED
rooms; conveniences. Rooms from 1.50
up 622 Mulberry street
BOARDING.
WM. VOGELSANG S FIRST CLASS
Boarding Houm?. UOl-llO" Prospect
avenue Scranton, Pa. Meals served quick
at nil hours.
GENTLEMAN CAN FIND BOARD
with private family. Dome comforts.
213 N. Main nvenue.
LOST.
LOST - PACKAGE ON MARCH 3.
marked Ketchuin nnd containing dress
goods. Flndir please kave word ut Globo
Wan house, city.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B BKIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used A BR1GGS, Proprietor.
Leavo oiders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone 0310.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING.
Ironing or nnv kind of hou-i cleaning
bv the da. MRS KATE CRANE, rear
420 Franklin avuiue.
SITUATION WANTED IN A PLANING
null by an all around machine hand
and molding maker with 15 e.-us' expcil
inco Address box 132, Stroudsburg, Mon
roe county. Pa.
A WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE A Po
sition as housekeeper; can give good
reference. Address MRS. EMMA WAG
NEB, general deliverv, Scranton. Pa.
A MIDDLE AGED LADY WANTS A
situation a 11111 se girl In Jnmlly of
two or three children: inn give best of
references. Addiess Mrs. C. U. R., !)10
Union street, city.
SHOE TRADI-SlTUATION WANTED
as salesman, good stock and window
dresser, over twenty years' experienco;
good reference" I). Davlcs, bo-c li"
Tavlor, "Lacka."
A GERMAN WANTS WORK AS 1EAM
stcr or farm wotk: can siuak (ierman
and English; 1 an give reference Ad
dress A. L. S., 2J1 Reese sticct, Scranton,
Pa
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPE-
rlenced hostli r lo do woik of nny
kind. Address 22" Birch street.
SITUATION-WANTED-in A r'OMPE
tent lady tenogmphor nnd typo
writer; threo years' experience, cin fur
nish references. Address P. Q., Tribune
otlice,
SITUAtToN WANTED - WASIIINO.
tinning or nnv kind of liouso cleaning
b the day 01 will take washing home
Mrs L-e. side dom. 420 Fianklln avenue
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man as asslstunt bookkeeper, eveil
lent chniacter and can give leterences.
AdditbS E. G. B. Trlbuno olllce
YOUNG MAN HAS TWO DAYS A
weik unemplojed, would like to do col
lrctlng. espeilence and best of rcte-r-ence
Address C. II. 11., Box 6ijiy.
luTUATION WANTED-TO GO Ol T
tha tlrst pait of tho wool; wahlng
nnd Ironing, tjken hriinn dio. Call or
address L. B., 331 North Sunniuer avenue
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE A SIT
uatlon as housekeeper 01 to make rci
self geiuiallj useiul and would lll.e to
tako a girl 15 ears old who would make
heitelf uterul Addiess A. S., Tnbu le.
FIRST cT.ASS-COLLECTOR WANTS
bltuatlon with rood house: ran 'urnt'h
refeie-nees und bond. Addreas F. W.. 203
Washington avenue, city, cnio G L Acl:.
f imun.
A GOOD GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
for second work In a urtvalu family:
iindutstands waltliis on table Address
A. C. 55 Meirllleld strict. Stian'on. Pa.
WANTCD-RY A MAN WITH EIGHT
M ears' experlenie Ir, shipping, do
livery and olllce departments o' a New
York drv goods house, a c'liaul position
of ati kind, salao modi-ran' Address
B. A.
lots. $3b3.77'j, mlved iCi.iJ3, outehers.
JHnSa.)'"!; light. H0i.t'.. pigs. r20a
3.7.3. Shfi p Rntln-r si its and shade low
rr. em .11. in prime muttons Sflit W. ex
port e'ieei. $t.50it.U). i.iilliws 1!h4 7u.
I .nibs. 1120.1323 Rrolpls -Cuttle 2.500
hi ml; hogs 20.000 he.id, shoi p, istmi head.
Uuffalo Live Stock Market.
1 . st Hilfflilo. N. 3". March II Cattle
1 lmi Hogs-Finn; good to choice York
im nnd Ilgln mediums. S39oat. rougl.
125u3.5; pigs, fair U choice, $3S5nl9u.
bhei n nnd Liunb Srendv- lambs, ihuiie
to i-xtt-.i, SO lnii5 -T. culls and imnniuii,
$.80d510. sin ep. iliom- ii eilid Wi-th-
era Mfkll.SO, nil and eoman-a. SAiJ.7.3.
Oil Haiket.
Oil Cit. Pa.. March It.-crt-dli l.aluiiees,
Jl 13, certlfUates 1 ii ml tl lot bid foi ensn
oil no sulcs: $1.11 bid for A'irll iMIvory,
shipments. 111. 688 burnls. ilulB average
shipments. M.Sfll baiiels: nn s, hi oil bar
rels; dally nveiago tuns. 7.3 !UJ bairelH.
California Deadlock,
Sacramento Oil., Mnrch 4. The suveiuy.
ninth bnllot for senator loday showed liu
change.
PROFESSIONA L.
AnCHITEOT3
EDWARO II. DAV1H, ARCUtTLU'l',
Connell Building. Scranton.
K. L. WALTr.R, ARClltTFCT, OFFICU
rear of COB Washington avenue.
LKWIS HANCOCK, JR.. ARClIITllCr.
433 Spruce St., cor. Wash, nv , Scrnnton.
FRF.nniUCK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT.
Price Building, 12 Washington uvenue,
Scrnnton
t' T. I.ACUY ft FON. ARCIll'l'CCTS.
Traders' Nntlnnnl Bank.
DCNTJ3T5 .
DlC"o7LYMAN Hi 'It ANTON Pl
vato Hospital, lor. W.vomlng and Mul
bi-riy.
DlTlI 1'. RKYNOLDS, OPP. P O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 113 Wyoming av.
WULCOME ('. PNOVKR, !Sl Woshlnston
avenue. Hours, p to 1, and 2 inB.
HAT MANUFACTUHEH.
TOLLUS, 409 SPRUCU STRF.r.T, MAKi'S
your hat to older and thev lit.
HOTCLS AND HCSTALHIANTS
THE ELK CAFE. 155 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reisonnble.
P. ZE1C-LER. Pioprletor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. & W.
pasenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop
LAWYEI'i
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counscllor-nt-Law. Burr building, rooms
13 and II, Washington nveiiuc.
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT
torneys and Counspllors-at-Law. Re
publican building. Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
JESSUP & JKSSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counselors - at - Law Commonwealth
building. Rooms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Rooms CI I, 010 and 510, Board of
Tiadc building.
D. II REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Meats' building, corner Washington
nvenue and Spruce sttcet.
Inr . nirrnl'I-V
u.,ii.o j. 11. iiAjuijTUiM. j 1 iV'.;,,l 1
at-Law
201 Commonwealth building.
Scranton.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms P03-&0I, 9th lloor, Mears building.
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
ro.! Board of Trade building. Scruntoi ,
Pa.
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNUY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth building, Scranton, P".
PATEHSON & WILCOX.
Nutlonal Bank building.
TRADERS'
C. COMEGYS,
building.
9-13 REPUBLICAN
A. W. BERTHOLF.
Mears' building.
ATTORNEY,
PHYSICIANS AND SUTSCOVS
m. c7i7frT:y. scrantonsavings
Bank Building, 12J Wyoming uvenue.
MARY A. SHEPHERD. M. D.. HOME
opnthlst. No. 22S Adams avenue.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 12 NORTH WASfI- 1
lugton uvenue.
iv
-
DR. R. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST
Diseases of Women, corner Wjomlng
nwnuo and Spruce blleet. Scranton.
Onieo hours Thursdajs and Satuidajs,
j a. m. to C p. m.
DR. L. M. GATES. ROOMS. 207 AND 203
Heard of Trado Building. Olllce hours,
S to 9 a. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to b p. m. Resi
dence, COO Madls-on nvenue.
DR. C. L TREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Ruptiue Truss Fitting nnd Fat Reduc
tion. Olllce telephone luto. Ilouis. 10 to
12, 2 to I. 7 to 9.
DR. S. W L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 2.19
Washington nvenue. Residence, l.'US Mul
berry. Chronic diseases, lungs, hr-irt,
kldnes and gcnlto-iirinarv crgans a
specialty. Hoars, 1 to 4 p. m.
W G. ROOK. VETERINARY' SUR
geon, Houses, Cattle and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 121 Linden btreet, Scranton.
Telephone 2i.7J.
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACK V. WANNA,
Scranton. Ia. Couises preparatory to
college low, medicine or business. Opens
Sept 12 Send for catalogue. Hev. Ihon'
ns M. Cann, LL. D., Walter II. Uuoll.
A M.
SCEDI
G. R. CLARK S. CO . SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen, stoic 14o Washington ave
nue; green bouse. 1L00 North Main ave
nue; storo telephone, Hi.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACKA
vsnnna avei ue, Scranton, Pa , manufac
tuier of Wire Screens.
MISCELLANEOUS
BAUERS ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, pal lies, receptions, wed
dings and concert woik furnished. Fur
terms, addicts R. J Bauer, conductui,
117 Wjomlng avenue. oer Hulberl's
music btore.
MEiTaRGEE UROTIIERR. PRINTFRS
supplies, envelopes paper bags, twilK
Warehouse 130 Washington avenue,
Seianton. Pa
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS. UTrijELLER, SCALP TREAT-
ment, 50c: shampooing, 50c; facial
massage, manieuilne, 23c, chiropody. 1
Qulncy.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Kailro.id.
In i:fteet Feb. o, 19J.
TRAINS Lb' AVE hCRANTON
For Philadelphia und New York via D
t II R. R , at (1.40 a. ill. .-ml 1201, 2 Is, 427
ltlnek Diamond Expu'bs and 11 so n m
Si'ndays D. H. 7 1s p m
For White llavon llazlelun uud prin
cipal points In the coal legions via D A
11 11 It.. j4s -1! and 4 27 p ni Fui
PottsviUo, b.4.3, J.li l in.
For Bethlehem, l.istou, Readlnsj .n
iiiburg i""1 pilnilpal intermediate s!.t
ion" Cla D. ft II It. R.. 0 40 a. in.. 12 n:
11s 4 "7 Black Diamond Express, 11 a
SuiidaiS. V & H. '" 7.IS p m.
For Tunkhannock Toivanda. Elmlra
Ilhuea Geneia and principal Intermedi
ate stulons. via D L. i W. R. a. K 03
n m 12.5.5 and 3 35 p m
For Oetiovn Kuhi-stei. Buffalo, Nlag
nia Falls Chicago and all points west a
D. i II ?' " 01H'!a Ulnfte pinmjiili
KKllU1 "l3 ' ij i' 11. wttiiuayrf jj
.V II.. IHU. "' 7 4" p. m
Pullman parlor and blecplag or LehUh
Vally pallor cars on all trains between
Wllkes-Barro and New York. Philadel
phia Buffalo add Suspension Bridge
1 ROLLIN II WILBUR. Gen Supt..
South Bethlehem I'a
CllAS S LEU Oen Pass Agt.. 20 fort-
land btreet. New York.
W NuNLMACHER Division Pl--s-
-ngcr Aent South Itetlilchem. Pa
P"nr tlckits ard Pullman leservatlons
apply SCO Lackuwunna avc , Scranton Pa,
"Can't be Bear
Is the way a gentleman
fxpressni himself when
spc.ilinur ol the efficiency
of TRIBUNE WANT ads.
He talked Irom expeiience.
'and meant just what he said.
You will say the same
alter you have used just
one little ad in our
One Cent a Word Columns
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
lW
Scltcdulela IHJCt Alayio, iSoS.
Trains Leavo Wllkos-Barro ai FoU
lows:
7.30 n. m week days, for Sunbur
Harrlsburg, Phlladalplila, Balti
more, WashlnRton, and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
10.15 a. in., week days, for Hazlolon,
Potlrwllle, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia: and for Sun.
bury, Harrlsburir, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Washingtoii and Pitti-
burpand tho West.
3,12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris.
burg Philadelphia, Baltimore,
WaililnRton, and FitUburg ani
UioWost.
00 p. m., week days, for Sunbur.
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
, .. ....A"- WOO. Oen'l Pas. Azent.
J. . HUTCHINSON. Oeieral AlanZer.
Ucl., I.nclcu. and Western.
Effect Jlonday, Nov. 11, 1891
i tains linvc Scranton us follows: Ex
iniss for New York and till points east
1.40, i.00. 0.10. s uo und 10 03 11. nt.; U.m urn
J--I p. 111.
i.pres inr Kaston, Trenton, PhlladeN
U!lla,.,'V'ia tl10 south. 0.10, i,00 und 10.03 a
m . us, and 3 33 p. in.
iobyhaiin.i accommodation. CIO p. m.
i.xpresi fur Blngliainton. Oswego, HI'
mita, Corning, Hath. D.inavlllc. Mounl
Morris and Bulf-ilo 12.10. 2.3'.. U.'JO 11. m
i.bj Mini ti.00 p m making closo connect
lions at Buffalo to all points in tho west,
northwest nnd southwest.
Hasiiington accommodation. S. 10 p. m.
Llnghamton and way stations, 1.05 p. 111.
.Nlclinl.xon ucioinmtilntlon. S.I11 p m
Lxpress for Ctlcu und Rlchtleld Springs,
- a. in. und 1 Vi p. in.
Ithaca, 2..-.0, g 00 a. m. and 1 :.: p. m
I or Northumberland. Plttston Wilkes.
Milro- '"'J mouth. Bloomsburrr and Din
vine, making closo connections at North
umbeilnnd for W'llllamspoi t. It-iirlsburg,
Baltlmoie, Wellington and the couth
Northiiinbotlnnd and Intermeddle sta
tions, 1 W, lo no a. m . and 1.00 and 0.10 p.
m-.
Nantlcoke nnd Intrrniodlato stations,
SOS nnd 11 10 a. in. Plymouth nnd luter
inedlutu stations, :! 3." und S Oo p. m. For
Kingston, 12 SI p. m
Pullman parlor und sleeping coaches oil
all express tialns
1AI itn.nlln.t 1. ..-.. ... ln.. ..!.... t I . ..
1 . tmi.-w iiiiu, iii.i umi. iimni-i. i'nir-
"'ies. etc. applv to M I,. Smltll. DIs-
1 1 let Passenger
Agent, depot ticket tf-
nee
Dclavvare and Hudson.
On Sunday, Feb. 5th, trains will leava
Scranton us follows:
For Carbond.ile-0 20, 7 53, R.03, 10 13 n.
rn ; 12 noon; 1.2J. 2 20 3 52, 0.23, C 20, 7.57,
0.15, 11.00 p m , 1 10 a. m.
For Albanv. Sirntoga. Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. C.20 a. m ,
2 20 p. m.
For Hiinesdalo C.20, 10.13 11. in: 2 20,
5.2j p. m.
For Wflkes-Bai re C.4"., 7 4S. S11 1 ",
10 41 a. m.; 12 03, 123, 2.18, 3.33, 127, b.10.
7.1S 10.11 U.I'O p in.
For New York. Philadelphia, etc., via
Li high Vnllej Ballroid ii.15 u. m 1203,
1 2 1.27 p m.; with Black Diamond Ev-
piess, n.,11 p. m.
For Penns.l.inin Railroad points, CIS,
! Ti a. m. : 2 IS, 4 27 p. m.
1 or western pointh. via l.enigli Valicv
1 Rnllrnail-T IS a 1.1.:, 1203. 3 33, with Black
1 Diamond Express, 10.11, II. 10 p. m.
. Trains will arrive- In Scranton as fol
lows .-.win win UUIMIIII.J iiiiii hut iiuiiu V.W,
41. S".S. 9 31. 103v 11 OS a. m.; 1.23. 210.
!2r. I 2'!, 7.H 10SS. 11.27 11 in.
Fiom Wllkes-Bairo and the South 6 1",
1-1 tiv lAn. i,p-r .. .... i,t n, n.o
t ., 1 JM vi jj h, tl, ill., i.in m x, o.,
0.2ii. C.21, 7.0.'! II)-, 10 03 p m : 1.13 a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For r-arbnndale 9 07, 11.33 p.m.; 153,
3 02. -, 03. 0 03 p m.
For Wilkes-Barre-9.4S. 11.43 a. m.: 1.0S,
3 2", -4t. 7.1S p m.
Lowest rates to alt points In United
States and Canada.
J W BURD1CK. C. P A . Albany. N. .
II. W. CROSS. D. P. A , Scranton, Pa.
Central Railt-oa.l of New Jersey
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.)
Stations In New Yoik Foot of Liberty
htieet. N. R . and South Fetry, Whitehall
street.
Anthraclto coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleaiillne"s nnd comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV 20. 1S93.
Trains leave Scranton for Plttston,
Wllkes-Uaiie. etc, at s.10 10 10a m. 1.20,
2 '.3. 3 20. 7 M p. 111. Sundays. 9 00 n. rn.,
l.mi 2 15 7 10 p in.
For Lakwood and Atlantic City, S.3J
For New Yoik Newark nnd Elizabeth,
s :,0 (express) a in 1 20 (express), 3.20 (ex
press) p. m. Sitnd.ivs, 2 13 p. m Train
leaving 1 20 p. m.. arrives at Philadelphia.
Reading Terminal. 7.03 p. m and Now
For Mniii'li Chunk. Allentown. Bithlo
hnm Kaston nnd Philadelphia, 8.30 a. in.,
1 20. 3 2-1 p m. Stinda s, 2 10 p m.
For It lltlmore and Washington, and
points south and west via Bethlehem,
s ;o n m.. 1 20 p m. Sundays. 2 15 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc , at
sro a. m.. 1.20 p m.
For Reading, Lebanon nnu iiiirrianuiK.
via Allentown. h"0 a. m . ISO p. m. Sun-
'''I'or'pot'tsUUe. S.in i m . 1 20 p. m
Returning, leave New York, foot of Lib
el tv street North River, at 4.00, ! 10 (ex
press) n. m.. 1 ro (express) p. m. Sundays,
i rt n m
in, 'New York. South lVrrv. foot
whitMiall streit at 905 a 111 , 1 2., p.
m
P isseuscrs an King or (lep.utmg
.,". . ....,i.,i ,... enniiect under
from
cover
?."..;. iii 1 .. ..invnti.il mllro.uls. Broadwav
cable cars, nnd feirles to Brooklvn and
Stiiton islands, rviklng quick transfer to
and from Grand Central depot and Long
cave "Phll'adelphia Reading Terminal,
t. 1 1 m 3 00 i. 111. Sundays, C.15 pm
' r.1.,.'!' "?.,', ,i.lu to all do ntn Eas.
! south .and West at Iotvet rates at tho
siai'of' . ...,... ,., an.
I 11 IJl.tl.ll S51--. 'i1--. -'-II'
" -... ..., T-vAl'TT t'
BALDWIN, Gen. Pass As'
11.
Kile and WyoiniiiR Valley,
rimo Table ill Effect Sept. 11th. ISO"
.'."n" l.av. Serantoi, or New - Jorh
T
Tr.-I
V. i.btl!g
...l intei mei Hate DOiniS ll
il"" ....1 !.!
i;rln rallioae
I also tor 1 law ley ami luirt.
I , tu . ml 2 25 p m Trains
uuUil-- 1"
iirrlM
it Si raiiiu iioiii ii.-u i....o .
'm .in.! 1 15 and 9 0! p. m.
10.
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Ill i;tfecl Oclolier :tl)tli. I WHS.
NortU Hound.
Noutli Hound,
iflniant)
Vr ."!'
MAirliH U-ave,
l Ml
7 40
7 54
8101
m r m
r ir, N Y Franklin st
111 West 4iad street
run Wee-haw ken
11 Arrlvo 1 cave,
US .'.'Oil
. t K
I P3 Q-' Bm tnr. Bl
k a IS as
10 43 I 1 15i I'artoslll 2ial".i
1040 .... 1 us, Hancock .... L'UitS
1021 .. l'J'ii hiarlluht .. SH 14
in si .. iIJ.ui Preston putt ... 2J1 4
1015 .. 13 ID Wluwood .... a41iMI
100 .... n.'sv royntelle .... a.W) Mi
U.M1.... U1I OrsOU ... U58i f-.i
J43.... 12im rieasatit Mr ., .106 6 -Ji
sD.... 11 39 t'lilmidnle 8(HI 6!l
9 83 .... 11 4' rorestl'lty .. S IV 6 4 1
Din . .. nai fiubnidiie .. . ' as t(4
nor.. fii'O White bridge .. H3,6M
Jin. miavi Majmid .. 1348; 6(i)
s.s... il-.'.) Jennjn .... :)4Vpi
H53 ... ills Airutuald .. sat ciii
SS( 111V Wlntnn .... 8M1U.'
H4B.... II II I'iCkvlUe .... 8 M I d
H4.- ... tl 117 Oh.ilmnt .. 4 0l! A si
S4u.... nov Prlceliurir .... 401' nil
8 3S.... II Ol Ihioiip .. 4 10 "
g 3si. ... 11 tin Provlrtetico , U,0:t
8i:l. . fld'T pat U Place ,...(4 17 At;
8!0....'10W hcrailtOli ... 4W,lii"
1 al a m Leave Ar.-lie r 11 1- n
t minrtaj only
I slk'iillloi that trains stop cu signal (or psi.
enters
'1 rains 20V and too Sunday only, other trilm
dallv except Minaay
M'curc intea la outarlo Weatira bttor
pui chnlns t leketa and na e money
lUiouh Waeier uutTct Holier and trre re
clhiliiiT chair car New YorR to OUlcieo vil'iiom
clmnse. I'n t.cnirrr tt. ijj UJocccU 10
S'vvo C'rn It, er .VJlle.
J. o, Anderaw, can. Fau. Agt.
T, microti, UIt, Vws, tt, boranton. i'-
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