2 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1S99. APPROPRIATIONS INJTHE SENATE .CHE HOSPITALS AND PISIIER IES ARE REMEMBERED. Seven Months' Teim ScUool Bill Passed in Senate Gubernatorial Appointments Are Ratified Meas ure in Intel est of Good Roads. llruilsbuig, Merc It 2S. In the eiinti' todav these appropriation bill1 passed finally: Florence Cilttenden home at AVI1 llamnport, $2,000; Adrian Hospital as sociation of Jeffetsnn county, $15,00J, I'hoonixvllle hospital, $23,000 xttita . omiiilsslonois of Ilslieiles, foi the pur- base of prnpottv and the erctlon of building. It' Salisbury township, Lt hlgh ouuty, 1 ri 000 : Valley Forge com mlloncM, foi tho acquisition of ad dittonnl ground, Jiooon- cheater r-oun-tv honltnl, Sir, 000. Th" follow litis bills ulso wont tliiotihli fit Until pas-sago: Clivltip to cities and l oioiirIii th" tight of eminent domain in nciiulie tho works of Inootifl rated water i imipnr.li's. Mi. rilnn called up the bill making the minimum school term evcn months mid Its pnsnpe wa oppoed by Mr. 1'pt.ti.lot who doelued that the farmer iliontt.v has enough burdens to cairy. i n Hie otlif r hand Mr ctimmtngs' said h" hePi-vcd In lMntlng' for brains and In iiw h good leMson why the bill noil Id not p;is Mr Heiny thought ihat ihe hill was favotable to tho coun try membeu- as he stated that alter 'II, mntt ot the money for the public si'iools came from the cities and from tin irjtpot.itlotis He referred to the f.'cl tint under tin le-illsttloutlon of the school funds made In the last leg Matllto l'hll.ulelpliiu lost $210,000 and I'ittsbuig tl'5,000. In opposing tho uieaMtte Mi. Meirlrk made a plea for vhat he teimed home uile and he de i liied thnl the ieen months' terms should not be foiccd upon th poor ittral ellstilcts AftPi furthei debate the bill passed dually bv a vote of 10 to 10. The nega tive vote was: Messrs. Royd, firady, Haines, Homier, Hummel, Lre, Mer lhk. Mlllei, Reiki; Neely, Vaughan. Another bill intioduced by Mr. Ma gcu apptoprlates $20,000 to the com mission for the purpose of beginning Its woil; and a third bill also lead in place by Mr Mageo extends to cities of the second and third classes and to towns nnd boroughs the act entitled "An act to authoiize the cities of the fiist class of the commonwealth to levy a tax and make appropriations for the establishment and maintenance of free llbrailcs." These gubernatorial appointments weie leeched bv the senate- William Peny to be justice of the peace for the boiough of Cross Creek, Washington county; Marvin D. Pat teison to be justice of the peace for Woodbur, Blair county; Caleb S. Hrlnton to be Justice of the peace for CailMe. Tho governor notified the senate that he s-lgned the bill alldutlng the acts of justices of the peace The senate adjourned until S o'clock this evening In the House. , lit thp house todaj a bill piovldlng tor the care ami attention of emplojes Injured In and about anthracite mines was defeated on final passage .Senate bill ci eating a civil seivlce boa id In sserond das-s cities foi the ex amination and legulatlon of firemen and policemen was lead the .second time on special older The bill amending- the Ait of May 14, 1S71, relating to the taxation of public propei ty for public purposes and places of lellglous woiship, so as to include all assessments for paving, seweis, w uter pipes and other munl i Ipal chaige.s was defeated. i 'hah man Hosaek. ot the ways and means committee, introduced a bill piovldlng for the payment of a bonus of ona-thlid of one per cent, upon the apltal stock now uctually emplojed in Pennsylvania of coitaln foreign coiporatlons. limited paitnershlps and joint stock associations now iegltered in this commonwealth. Mi. Tow, of Philadelphia, piesented by request a petition signed by MO citizens of Lackawanna count, ask ing for tho Impeachment of Judges ichbald, Ounster and Edwards, of Lackawanna county, for unlawful and unconstitutional acts and i onduct In their Judicial capacity In the tilal ot ihe famous Jennings case against the Lehigh Valle lallroad. These bills passed flnall.v at the af ternoon ss.on Repealing the Act of May !1. 1807, i elating to the assessment and collec tion of costs for municipal Impiove ments, tepeallng the Act of June T, ISfiT. relating to the Imptoveinent of streets, piovldl-ig for tho making of lountiy loads bv conttact. senate bill to empower the president of the board of education in cities of the fiist class to adopt and use a lubber stump blg natuio on city wuirants, empowering the owneis or lessees of land used for public pink purposes to inako uiles arid regulations governing the use of nny public loaels within the limits of such paik. Bills Passed Finally. These bills passed llnallj Amend ing the title of the act of June 4. 1S97, piovldlng foi th protection and pre servation of game game quadrupeds FINANCIAL. LaBAR & FULLER BROKERS. oiJcst l.'stabllsluJ Mouse In the CI t . Dealer In STOCKS, COTTON, WMN and I'ROVIMONS, on mitrjln or lor delivery. OI'FICU. Koomi 309 and uu liuard ol Trade Ituildhu, icranton, I'm, L. G LA CAR. L. T FULLER The Great Furniture Event of the Spring Is drawing near to its close. We have yet an immense stock of Sideboards, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furniture, Extension Tables, Dining Chairs and Carpets. DnnT!4PRfl 9, 9(1 Furnitur3 Manufacturers, rnU I nCltUl: ffl UU8! 134-136 Washligloi Avanus and game birds and song and Insectiv orous birds; making It lawful to fish with baskets or fish pots, set nets and out lines; providing for the construc tion and maintenance of side paths along the highways In townships for the use ot bicycles and pedestrians; provid ing for tho appointment ot side path commissioners; prescribing their duties nnd tho duties of tho assessors In tho assessment of bicycles; providing for levying, collecting and disbursement of a tax on bicycles, On motion of Mr. Hong, of Schuyl kill, postponed bill authoilzlng the elec tion of boiough supervlsots for tho opening of streets and ciosslngs In boioughs was taken up and finally passed. The bill providing for the ex amination and licensing of engineers having charge of steam boilers, steam engines and appliances In cities of tho lit ft class also passed finally. Tho bill lopenllng tho local option law In the boiough of Rankin, Allegheny county, passed by a vote of 101 to 41 Mr. Kieps, ot Fianklln, Introduced a bill to amend the llrst section of the act of Juno S, ISM, lelatlng to manda mus, enlarging the power pf the court "f i ommon pleas of tho county In w hich ihe seat of government 1 or may bo located to Issue wilts of mandamus Senate bill providing for the adjust ment of Hens ngalnst unpatented land and for the granting of patents for such lands to the piesent owneis. Mr. Heldelbaugh, ot Lancaster, pre sented a bill repealing the act of April 2. 1S0!, relating to fees of count oflt cers In the county of Luncaster, Alle gheny Montgomery, Philadelphia. Heaver and AVashlngton The Hosaek liquor license bill was the onlv imcnue measuie considered at the evenliiff session. Tho measure was taken up for record reading mil passed without opposition. The per sonal pi opei ty tax bill and the bill taxing orders for wages, pass books, etp , wete not called up. Thirty-nine bills, making appropriations to state and s-emi-state Institutions was lead the second time. No action was taken on tho bills mak ing an appropriation to complete the capltol Alter the levenue and appro pi latlon bills hnd been disposed of the house took up tho general calendar of second reading bills and after passing several on this stage adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow moinlng. IN THE PLAY HOUSES. Comedian Toole and Company. At tho Academy of Music last night Comedian Too?e and compamy pie seined "Ticket of Leave Man" In a very satisfactory manner. It will be repeated this afternoon and tonight the company will present "Rip Van Winkle." John Diew Tonight. John Drew, under the management of Chailes Fiohman, will play an en gagement at the Lyceum to-night. He conies with a new play and a splendidly strong company, In which are some familiar faces and at the head of which is still Miss Isabel Irving, his leading lady of last season. The play is by Henry Arthur Jones and is a comedy of manners, entitled "The Liars" Mr. Diew In this play recently concluded a four months' run at the Empire theater. New Yoik, and it was the most successful financially of this great metropolitan favorite's stairlng caieer. v The fair sex seemed to agice with great unanimity that Mr Diew's Sir Christopher Deeilng was the most charming character In which he has ever exhibited his polished and agree able ait. The gowns In the plav aie fascinating featui es for femenino pla -goers They are the ory latest Pails and London models and me striking examples of the "swellest" flocks that fashionable women are weailnir this spring The stoiy of "Tho Liars" in volves twelve impoitant characters. "Night Owl Bmlesqueis." Comm-ncing with a matinee next Thuisday, Maich HO, Fre 1 RIdei's fam ous "Night Owls Purlesqueis" will be seen at t'-e Onietv thatei tor tlnee days The company this season in cludes such well know i. artists as the Dai ling Sisters, Pa oil, s and Ilrooks, Owly Randall, Colton and Danow, Ransom and Halsley Hilly Rat low, Ada Ray, Maud Fostei. Lillian Pike, Lam a Oraff, HaUie Hilton. Louise renwick, Viola Caron, Clailce Agncvv, May Tyn dale, Louise Carlton, Roy Dodge and A. S i: FImiii. The specialties aie veiy clever and the two builisqu-s exceedingly funnj. l.ittodue'ng many novelties and bilght, c-uolij musical numbers "Jack and the Beanstalk." Scores of pietty girls, clevci come dians and rifted vocPllts go to make up a company that will oieseni Klaw & Kilangei's fuliv .specuuk, "Ja k and the Ueansla'u ' at the Lvceum theater Saturday matliv a and night This is no exaggeration, ioi the com pany numheis eighty people 'r li com plete lot in anl is beyond question the laigest and best oiganlzailon In e lstence devote 1 to evui.vagunza Among Its principals aio Ilmiiy Renu pre, a ehaiiiilni pilma lo'.ua. Mailo Celeste, n comedian of magui te powei Nellie Ljii'ii, as nlnihle and araiefnl a dancet u ever pointed u toe, Hany Kelly, quaint In l.unui, Umiv Clay Rlanev, asd and aitlstii RissSnow, a mastei In bui'Mque H. .m Motse, Dan Rakei, Henry I.imiiu, Jlattlu Mome and nmnv oth"is Also Colds. "What Is raltcd mostly In dump ui. mates?" asked the tcachei. "I'mbiellas, leplled Johnny. Tlt-Hlts Mrs. Sklmpen "I think .Mi. Smith must SALT HltniTM ClIRRD QIMCK-Dr Agnew's Ointment euics Salt Rlieum and all Itching or burning dlsiasio in a dav. One application given almost In stant nllef Tor Itching, Rllnd. oi lilted Ing Plies It stands without a piei. Cutes In three to six nights. 55 fints. Sold oy Matthews Ilios. and W. T. Clark. CS THE MARKETS. Wall Street Review, lly Associated Press. New York, March 2S Strength pre vailed nearly all day In the stock market with total deiilliigH of over a million shares. Tho effect of extensive realizing was not felt until near the close when the tono was easy hut the recessions still loft material advances la many stocks. Practically tho only laggards In tho list weio the Morgan stocks, Including tho Coalers, Louisville, Atchison preferred and Munhattan. The latter was weak on threatened Inci cased competition by tho underground rontl which the Mi tro polltim company offered to construct Metropolitan Jumped to 2GD at tho opening on the assumption that It would prodt by an underground railroad being thus re. lteved of tlio long haul ill its surfaco ens Tho stock later lost 2 points of Its advance. Tho conspicuous strength of isoithwcst which made a net advance of "H after an extieme advance of 0 points more had a good effect on other rail wuvs particulate the Vnuderhllts and Pacltlcs Omaha rising 2 points. Sugar on coniparathlvelv moderiitn dealings rose "'!, retaining more than half of Its ad vance. Tobacco stocks were sharply ad- vnnceo in anticipation or tno increased capitalization of the American Tobacco company nt the stockholders' meeting today. Rrooklvn Transit advanced 5 points and Consolidated Oas "5 whllo Am erican Tin nolo and People s Oas nlo showed strength Total sides weio l.OSH, 2C0 shares. lly Carrlngton & Cusack New York, Maroh 28. Tho opening was rather quieter Hum was generally ex Iiected but on the whole fairly active ATler the execution of opening dealings tho market sold ott with quite lreo real izations In Hurllngton anil Cjulncy and the Oi angers genet ally. The principal featllio was Metropolitan, which opened up sharply hut sold off immedlatelv. The 1 lower stocks weie the strongest features ot the list todav. and had It not been for the temporary tightness In money in tho laic aitcrnoon, we think there is no ques tion but what Pederal Steel would have earned out our piedlctlon of jesterdav London at the opening was a seller but on the decllno turned to a buer taking some 2i (TO shales The February state ment of Uurllngton and Qulncy showing a decreaso of 5J3 000 In gloss and SlSVOO In net was rather better than expected Ihe m.ukct thioughout the daj held wonderfullv strong with another shaip advance In Riooklvn Rapid Transit and Continental and American Tobacco, Tin Plato was especially well taken during the earl morning, but seemed to mtet with some Inside stock around 45 which checked the advance temporally. Hold ers need havo no fear of the outcome. The strength In New York Cential and "Northwestern was accompanied by tu mors of tin thcr developments before long In the Vanderbllt deal. We are given to undeistand that I'ldou Pacific pre leried has bien boii'.ht bv Insiders with this end In v lew Federal Steel common Is a gnat pmclmse on uny weak spot The stock will undoubtedly sell nt much higher prices and should bo held for nt least ". There Is simp probability of further closonc-s In mone during balance of this week. It Is pietty generally understood, however that it is onlv n. tcmpoiary charactir and probibh will have little effect on the gemral list. The general market shows a viry strong pnsltlon, and while there may be some sharp declines In somo of the specialties, wo think there Is little danger of any material set-back Just nt tho moment In the list Conti nental Tobacco Is going to sell at much higher irlces as Is Ameiican Tobacco. You cannot go wrong In buvlng either of theso stocks Market closed strong with lecesslons from best prices. Quotations furnished bv LAJ3AR ,fc i i i.ii i, u stock gialn nnd cotton brok ers, rooms an and 210, Board of Trade bulldlnu, Seranton, Pa. Open- High- Low- Clos. mg est est Ing Am. Col. OH . Am Sag. Re'g Co Atch , To AS Fe A , T A S F Pr Am Tobacco Co Am. S. & W ISlook R T ... Can Southern .. . llU .0 4 fiOl. 'i Ml '. r.K ..211 .. fi'i ..121U . r.-i 117U .. V ..r.2 . iip4 12 Pi7i. HO 221 r 21't B4i 121is r,n J17U 2s V, 112 Hi 127". ll'l fi'i r,Si2 207 UC", RS4 HI', HSU, bZ H'O', 2-"a, :'', 47'j 2SH nu 12',itj 2l'e 07 12 5F M 221, 47 sU . !'. 7".i 2 Pi lhl'l 2'i 22 r IC'i i:s e,n-R li"1 2S'S 17U PI I H-i4 l1 . 121 " ri Hi 212 Ill's M'h KiU Us2 ''."a 111 2' 103; 4ai v.', 28 51 .mh 'A 12V, 21, Gil, 12'; r.jv, CI3, 2 in 2' ftp 71 2TS, 'J I it 22-i f,t 127-4 fflij Us'i 5i, Vi'b FiO ii:.' K" 17 r'ii , 217 117 i 1lsi4 i.G llJ'4 2ii7 -0i4 47'8 .5fj 2si N J Central dies Chic & Ohio . .. & (5 W Chic. & N W Chic , Chle Chic, hie . U S. Q . .. Mil & St P n i .t p .. lJrt'i St P M & O C ft St L .. Hi C C . f,SU . 212 ..urn, . M .. f2'i .. fflVa . 111 ..2iA . 4'1 . 4S .run 2'i 7'H, so .12U, . 2IH .. f7'a . 12'i Con Gas Del iwaro ft !Iud .. Ted Steel. Pr Fed Steel. Com .. . lie n Dioptric Louis, ft Nash Manhattan Die .... Met Trictlon Co .. M K ft Tex Pr Mo Pacific Nat Lead .. .. N Y. Central Out ft West North Paelfle Nor Pncltle. Pr . Pacific Mall People s Oas Phil ft Read P ft It 1st Pr . ., Southi in R It Southern It R Pr Tenn , C ft Iron ., Texas ft Pacific Fnlon Naeitle Union Pae . Pi V S Rubli. l V S Leithei, Pr Wabash Pr West Fnlon .. . lfl2 1 "i in't 12 r,2H f't'i 22 4s S2'4 M 7-W. 2", 'it r.2 -.IVj on, Sl' oVrt 71 211, 'i I il'j CHICAGO ROARD OF TRADI1 Open- High- Low- Clns. WHRAT Mn.v ... . Julv . ... CORN. Mav Julv . ... OATS Mav . Julv . PORK. Mav July LARD. Mav ... July . lug est. est ins 7F 71 71 70: 70 701, 'K 70 X1 2'i 24 0 12 0 27 i 21 2'i'k 21 !! ei !'27 ." t.' .. r. 2'i' . 21 '1 12 K.42 B ft 3 43 Scianton Board of Tinde Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS Seranton A: Pitfton Tine Hid Aked. 20 SOi) 100 2 1 -03 First Natlemal Rank Elmhurst Ilouli'vaid Scianton Savings Rank . . He r niton Packing Co Till! el National Rank Throop Nov eltv Mtg. Co .. Seranton Rallwaj Co . Dime Re n K. Dls. Rank Eeeinomv Light Heat & Pou- ei Company Seranton Illuminating Meat & Power Company . . Seranton Forging Co Traib rs' National Rank . Lac ku Lumber Co Lack Trust & Safe Dep Co. Aliirihlc Mountain Coal Co Sirantoii Paint Co Clark & Snover Co Com Clark & Snover Co Pr Cnrson Coal Co "0 Ml S3 I'M 100 Ful 1W 113' SO Ilk) 121 lfl "Ml 100 113 . . 115 ... 113 . . 1ml 102 J0J r 10') Scianton Axle Works Ser Iron Fence Si Mfg. Co .. IIONDS. Seianton Pass Rollwjv. first mortgage, due 1 ijo People's Street Railway, llrst moitgage, duo 101S People's Stieet Railway, Gen eral mortgage eluc l!)2t .. . Dickson Manufae tilling Co . Lacku Township School XS'r. . City of Seranton St Imp. t.o Mt. A'ernon Coal Co Seranton Axle Woiks .. Seranton Traction ( bonds .. Cai son Coal Cu IF. 1"0 Philadelphia Grain nnd Produce. Philadelphia. March 2S -AVheat-le lower, contract guide, I'mTS'lo. dun -AVcak anil a lowei, Maich :,'iaJ')ic. Oats '4a'.c lower, No. 2 white rllpncd. rj'jalMiC No S do do fllaJI" c, No 2 mxeel do, rti3.Pse Piovlslons t'n changed Rultoi Steady , fane westetn cieamerv 22c . do do prints 22c Eggs Hteadv frell nearbv FalPi.e ; elo west ern 11' e , elo southwestern, 13Vsi. do southern, lie Cheese Ilinr Retlned Huguis I'nchnnged Cotton Stead. Tallow Firm, lair demand, cltj prlme HAPPINESS VS, MISERY, l)r Lliircoti lonlo fiihtetH, the groat I'm. IkIuii reined', Inn gimratiteod euro for tno DrluL llatilt; alio iiervount)u ami melan choly caused by overduilultjouee. It O.Jlroys thsAppctltj lur Alcolieillc and nil lutoxloutliiif Itaveruises and lenvei man in bo Nhoild ha, R oaa ha uilinlnliiterej without tho knoHledHof the patleal wherj neieMK irv snail for iiuiiinliliit. m l. Clark, ,110 Psan Av;., bcraitm, Pa. The People's A POPULAR CLEARING IIOUSH for tho nenofh of All Who Have Houses to Rent. Real Kstnte or Other Property to Sell or KxcIuuirc, or Who Want Situations or Help These Small Advertisements Coj: One Cent u Word, Six Insertions for Five Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which At! In serted Free. , FOR RENT l.-nil tltK'T NIN15 nooMim noi'si:. 417 N living avenue, $17.Do Apply 40j Taj lor uvenue. STORAOR-LAHOn uuv storaoi: looms for rent at 111 Franklin avenue'. Inquire In rear. Telephone No. 1102. Harry Rotterly UARN FOR RF.NT IN THF. RF.AR OP 311 Qulncy nvenue. lnqulro of 11. II Stroheeker, ull Qulncy aveiiue roll iMTsi" RXCHANOH HOTi:i, Uunmore Coiners, April 1 Innulro James L ilrlnk, 21i Applo street. Uun more FOR RUNT-HALF DOFHLR 1IOFSK. t-uO Clav avenue. Call next door or .12 River street for ri:nt-tripp s stohi:. cornrr Court street nnd Providence road; Jso. C27. lnqulro S. 11. Tripp. liousn to li:t-i:igiit rooms and bath, new furnace. Near all depots. No 112 Mulberrj. C. L. Mcrcerau, 130 Womlng avenue. FOR RRNT-LAROi: RARN, CAN Ac commodate W horses. Inquire of Moses Rros. ft Co , 318 Larkawannu avenue. RARN FOR RF.NT- APPLY DR. Lackey 021 Washington avenue. HOFSF. FOR RUNT INQFIRR OF 1IAR. ry Spencer nt Stevens' Cash Store, Dunmore1. FOR RRNT-HOL'Si:S NOS 330 AND 3"2 Noith Wi shlupton nvenue. below city building Suitable for phsslclal's' otllcea and residence Apply to Henry Rcll 1 Jr , 401 Connell Ruilellng. tor ri:nt-storg room, no '7 North Washington avenue, formerly occupied bv J W. Guernsey. Steam heat elevator rear entrance For terms apply to Jones Pros, 311 Lackawunna avenue FOR RF.NT TWO FLOORS 40xf0, heat Included, centrally located; low rent lnqulro 137 Penn avenue. FOR RLNT-HOFSll C2I MADISON avenue, steam heat; every conveni ence Apply Owens Pros , 001 Madison avenue. OrriCRS IN COMMONWEALTH Rulldlng, single rooms and hultes for term of jca's with vaults. One suite of six connecting ofllees with three vaults or three suites of two oillres, each with ault Moderate price. Rellnlshed to suit tenants. Inuuiie at room COD on Gth floor TOR RFNT-DL'SK ROOM OR SHARP, of ofllees second flooi, fiont Coal Lxchange Call at room 13. FOR RUNT - SECOND FLOOR, Qulncj 701 .- FPRJS LE BARGAIN-FOt'R RNl'RA WIDR WIN dovv shades for sale at 1123 Wahbutn street. FOR SALK-LARGR H RATING STOVU, cheap Inquire 412 Madison avenue FOR SAU:-CAS1I GROCKRY; NF.W. paying business established a good opportunttv for a small capltil Call at tho Franklin Cash fatore, 111 Franklla avenue. FOR SALR-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT Guornsev Brothers' room", 7-S Burr building Gooels the best, pi Ices the low est terms tie easiest. A call will con vlnco all. DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVfi nue For particulars address Box 315, Seranton, Pa FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 3 cents at druggists One glvea lellef. FOR SALE OR RhNT. FOR SALE OR RENT-SINGLE HOI'SE, 003 Qulncj avenue, eltv steam; selling price $11 "jiiO; rent $10 per month Including steam licit G F Remolds. PUBLIC SALE. I AVILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE FOR the benefit of whom it mav concern, on the eleventh dav ot April, lsO'l at 10 o clock n. m , at tho olllce of the Lacka wanna Trust and foafo Deposit Companv, In the clt of Seranton six (M shares of the Central National Bank of Philadel phia, said stock being held as collateral hecurlty. CHARLES H. WELLES. In hogsheads, 4'ic, countiv do elo , bat rels, 4isc ; dark, do., P4c , i ikes fii4i , gicase, 2,4aa:C Live Poultrj AVeuk, fowls, lOallc. old roosters al'jc . voung chickens lOalle , geese, S'iallc , ducks, 11 al2c. Die-sMsl I'oulto Firm; fovvH, eholce, ".alOc , do fair to goexl Riel.e ; 12iVtc . do fall to cood. 'mlOc . turkevs. old roosters sc voung chickens choice, voung hen" I'Jllio elueks, choice anel fanev, lOalle. do common to goorl, lasc Ri eclpts Flout, I ihHi barrels and 12 000 sacks, wheat, IO busluls, corn, iki.ijiai bushels, oats 10 000 bushels Shipments AA'htat, It 000 bushels; cenn so.oon busluls, oat" 11 W) bushels NewYoikQialn and Produce Market. Now Yoik Mutch 2s Flour Neglected and weaker AVhoat Spot weak, No 2 ted, SFie. t o b, alloit to ariivo, No 1 mil the rn Duluth. f2a1e lob, atloat, options weak almost all eluv . theiej vvciu few nillb's and the market e lo-eel weak at li4ulV net elcellue, March closed sj!,c Mil 7 -"ie Julv 7l6e . Septem ber, 72e Coin Spot veak No 1' 4!'ja lie, f ei b alloat. options weak ull day nml 1 liKinl .It 1 hIVai, 11, ,t lixa Vlnv . li.tji.il ' li'ie , Julv lOi'o Oats Spot dull No 2 I :!"e. No ; ".MiJi e No. 2 white, lu , N) I ! do, J.V ..e tneli mlxi il, western f,2'i 1 21c ; Hack white. 2J'a!Sise options elull I and easy Butte 1 Stead , western 1'ieamei 17a22e do taetorv, 12il4'e , Elglns 22c . Imitation ereamerv, ll'.a I lh'e , state dull lPa2iJc , do eieanuuv, I 17a22e. Eggs- SteieH state anil PeniiMi- vnnia. 1144i' . western fie.h r.be , soulb- 1 in, 13al"'.e Chicago Gialn and Pioduce Maiket. Chicago March 2S Liquidations teidav caused a deellno of 1 in Ma whe'at A good snow fall In wlntei wheat sections mil low ei cables eue-ouraged the Felllug Cilll, oats and provisions took t licit cue liom wheat anil close el with a los of &,,o. In com i4ii',e In oats, 13e In pork, 10c. In laid and I'fcc In ribs Cash quotations were as follows flour Stead niodei uto demiinl. No 2 Fprlng whe'at, 'j'j'j.i 7P.e.; No 3 do dei , fila70'.i , No 2 toil, 7."a7ric No 2 corn TiLo. . No 2 yellow, .'.3ive'., No 2 oats. 27'ia27'ic . No 2 white, Wa,!094e. , No 3 do. L"0i4aWc . No ije Sic; No. 2 barley, i7at7e, , No 1 llax JI21; N AV $121. prime tlmothv s. eel. f2.li; mess pork jiin"i; larel $' 221a'i 23, shoit ribs tl4utS3 elrv salted sheiulde rs. 4alie, ; shoit clear $3 03a 3.10. whlskev, Jl 23; sugar, cut loaf $3s ginmilated IS 3.1 East Liberty Cattle Maiket. East Ltbertv Pa. March ES Cattle Stead, extra f 60a" tJi prime, fSViiSSO, common, $J.3ilal lings Stt ad , pilnm medium weights Jl 03a4 10, heavy hogs and best Yorkers Jlali'l. lltht Aorkrn, Jl'.i'iut. goods pli,., fj. 73,i.! ') ; common pigs anil skips, jmiv loughs, f .' &u,i" 30 Sheep Slow . choice wetheis v,ir 10; com mon, $2 73.13 73, choice lanibs J'i'.hi.iO: com mon to good, $4 7fa5K3, ellpiie'd lambs, $lSna.3 10, veal calves. $0a7 Buffalo Live Stock Market. East Ruffalo Maich 2S Cattle A'ery dull Hogs Strongn , gooel tei elio'e e Yoikers and light mediums, $1 rough", SlSOaiSO, pigs, fair to eholce, $is3a!'M Hheep and Lambs Strong foi all kinds; lambs choli e to extin $3io.t0, culls ami common $1 23a5 40, .ebeep gooil to choice, H'lalio, eulls and common $Ta4 23 Oil Market. Oil Cit. Pa. .March JS.-CieMit bil. auces, $1,11 ceitllH-ates closed $1 UVt bid for cash; shipments 1S!7.7M luiiels; nver. ago shipments. 78.078 bini'ls, inns, a7,SS0 baiiels; aveiage I ones, 7ij,5 baiiuls. Exchange. WANTED. WANTRD-FHOM A PRIVATE PRTY $200 to Jlltl) for CO lllljs, meilie) we,l securid; will pav $2" for the use ol same. Adelress A. C. Tribune olllce WANTr.D-CASR OF HAD URAITIt that R-I-P-A-N-S will not bcnetlt. Send 5 cents to Rlpan3 Chemical Co , Now York, for 10 samples und 1,000 testimonials. HELP WANTED-MALII. WANTI3D nXPRRIRNCRD WOODS men to go to New Mexico. Good wages paid For further infounntlem npplv to F I, Peck Roard ot Trudo Uuildlng, Seranton HELJP WAN TED -FEMALE v7CntiuXa1m73s'" till sachets nt home peimanent 1 m plojment. Information for stamp. Lion Specialty Co, Sv rneus N. Y. WANT11D-A KITCHRN GIRL AT 203 Penn avenue. Geimiu or Protestant piefoircel WANTRD-GIUL FOR GRNLRAL housework; four In fmilly; no chil dren !i21 Mjitle street YOUNO GIRL WANTRD AT IDFAL Lunch Room, 107 Wotnlns avenue LADIFS IO nMRROIDF.R-GOOD PAY- I tig, easy work sent to vour homo; write for sample and materials Fnlquo Ilmbroldrry Co.. 102 Fulton St.. New oik. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALfl -MY RFSIDRNCR AT 2T. Colfak aveiue; JU3t ci mpleteil All modern Improvement" Herdwood finish sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc. Pilce rensonuble Addres3 Frank T. Okcll, 220 Broadway, New York eltv. DllSIRARLi: FRONT ROOM FOR GF.N tloman onlj at 421 Mulberry street FURNISHRD FRONT ROOM FOR rent In unlet house one or two chil dren Address, W. P. S Tribune olllce. LARGR FRONT ROOM FOR TWO GEN tlemen, 410 Adams avenue FOR RRNT-PLHASANT F'-'riNlSURD rooms, conveniences Rooms from '1.30 up, 22 Mulberry street. BOARDING. GRNTLFMAN CAN with private family. 213 N Main avenue. FIND ROARD Homo comforts. LOST. LOST-ON iTaCKAAVANNa" A VKNl'lJ or on AVest Side, a ladv's shopping bag, connlnlng among other things a bunch eif kevs. llcaso return to Tribune office LOST-A I'OCKETROOIv CONTAINING a sum ot monoj In the central part of tho clt , a liberal lovvatd will bo p tld If returned tei II II Nlekeion, US Pino street, Dunmore. MONEY TOJ-OAN MONEY 'IO LOAN AT 4', TO C PER cent, sums to suit boriovvcr Jam-? Gardner S.niUeison. 1003 Mens liklg clt SPECIAL NOTICE. NOW IS YOl'll TIME TO RI Y A GOOD low pitciHl coppci steck In a. eunipanv that has three large muups ot copper propei tie-, a square mile ol ileh mlneial ground an nbiuidanee of high grade ore-. 11 smeltei , ptopeittes In the worlel s gieit est copnei ill posit", A1I701111, ptopeitles adjoining one of the greatest of topper mines, more stockholders Hum any other American mlnlnt companv, Its sharea largely held In Roston, New England. New York, Middle and AVestern states; 13o,li00 shares held In Seranton. no debts, no prefeired stock 01 bonds, shares only One Dollar e ich par value, -h ires full palel and non-assessable, uiul is among tin best and lowi st-prleed copper stock". This companv Is destined to become ono of the- foiemost coppi r mining companies and of the class that the "Cilumet and Hecla " "Anaconda ' Ruston anil Man tann, "Fnlted A'erde" and the "Copper Queen" belong to Its shares are being sold so low thet shareholders buvlng now will make lare prollts. Tim prospect" of u laigo In crease In the value of Its "hares in the linmrell ito futuii ate veiy good, ns the enti'rpiise Is In that stage of ebvelop ment lmmnllitilv piicedlng the time when It enters the' class of dividend pay on For quotations and other information communicate with Si N CAI. LENDER Dime Rank Rulldlng THE SCRANTON GAS AND AVATER Co. and tho Hdo Park tins Co in ac cordance with the pollev of these com panies to reduce rites irom time to time as mav bo warianted by inoie iscd con sumption notice Is herebv iv n that on and aftel April 1 next, the pi ice of Ras will bo one deillai and ten cents pei one thousand cublo feet consumed subject to the following disci tints Five pel Lent on nil bills wheie tin consumption for ihe mouth amounts to le-ss than twent flvo dollars ten per' cent on all bills whole the consumption o- the month amounts 10 twintv-dve dollars mil np w .ti ds Provide el the bill is palel on or beloie the 20th dav ot the month III whle.li the bill is plciellteel I!v olilll Ol tlio board G II HAND, Secieiury LEGAL. PROPOSALS AAILL HE RKCEIAEM1 lor tin eiietlnii ui a tvvo room sehoul ! l.ullibne .it Lincoln lblcbis uu the I 11 k- ivvairii Township Si huol iioiiu trom iliete uut'l 1 i m M.uth in lsn Plans' anel spt clfle .itluii 1 .11 In s 011 at tl.o lesldeiiee nt Uu 11111I1 islgiioel Mlueis Hill, Minooka A Al THOMAS Sc1ret.11 Building Committee MISCELLANEOUS. MA1E. DE LEON FENTON CLAIR voyaiil anil Phreneiloglsi leads vour life' Now at Tilpp'" Pa ik, Bulwtr street, from 10 a m to 3 p m Take N. Main aviuue car to door At Edwuiel Farr's 410 N Main avenue, trom 7 to 9pm SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION AVANTED-BY A THIR 111 nth teglment soldlei to take eato of horses or anv othet kind of woik Adelress F !)1 Pi Ice stiert eltv SITUATION WANTED-RY A LADY TO do unfiling ami Ironing, to go out b tho dav and to take It home Rear 100 Gib son 811 cet. sTfTATION AVANTCiT-RY A MIDI LE ugi-d lady as housekeeper in a small famll Address 221 South Irving avenue SITUATION WANTED-Ts COLLI V lectoi, tempoiui or poniiaiieni Sat Isfaetol reteri'lices Ai heps C P.Tiih line SITUATION WANTED-HY A AVO.M N Scotch und Protestant would like u plain In a lespeetable tanilK 01 si 1 olid work or housekeeper Addles J S, I'd AV omliig avenue Seianton, Pa. SITUATION AVANTED-BY EXPERI once el en ichliuell Ael.lless Hub 21'J Franklin uvenuu, t'ltj. StJ'iION VANTEI) -"AVXSIirNer Ironing or 1111 kind ol house e'le'iinlng by tho day or will tukei wiimIiIiik home Mr. Lee, sldu door, 420 Uianklla avunue. SITUATION WANTED - VORMNG out by tlio da.v, washing-. Ironing, sweeping and cleaning, llrst flues v. n ail ing and honing Mis Jennie WeKcott,IW Laekawiiunu avnui, second Hooi FROFESSIONA L. ARCHITECTS RDWARD If. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, Council building, Seranton, L L WALTRR. ARGHITKCT, OFF1CU rear of COO Washlngten nvenue, LRWIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCHlTRO'l. 433 Spruro St., cor. Wash av., Seranton. FRRDRRICK L. RROWN. ARCHITRCT Price building, 12iJ Washington avenue, Seranton T I LAC15Y ft SON. ARCIIITRCTS, Traders' National Rank DENTISTS DR. I. o" LYSIAN, SCRANTON PRI vate Hospital, eor. Womlng and Mul bei ry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAURACII. 115 Wyoming a- WRLCOMR C. 8NOVRR. 131 Wasblngtem avenue Hours !) to 1. nnd 2 to G HAT MANUFACTURER. TOLLFS, 40D SPRFCR fSTRRnT, MAKLS our hat to older nnd thev lit. HOTELS AND RCSTAURANT3 Tin: i:lk caff, 121 and 127 fraNK- llu avenue. Rates iiasorable. P ZRIULFR, Proplletol. SCRANTON llOl'SR NFAR D L. ft W. passenger depot Conducted oil tho Lu lopcan plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop. LAWYER? FRANK i: ROYLU ATTORNRY AND Coimsellor-nt-Law, Rurr building, rooms 11 and 14, Washington r venue. WILLARD, WARRRN ft KNAPP, AT toine.va and Counsi llors-at-Lavv. Re publican building, Washington avenue, Seranton Pa .IF.SsTpft JTfisSFP, ATTORNEYS AND e'ounsellors - at - Law. Coinmonvvealtll building Rooms 1, 5.0 and 21.' JAMFS W OAKFORD. ATTORNIIY-AT-Law Rooms T14, 513 anil G10, Board ol Ir.ule building D P. RRPI.OGLi:, ATTORNRY-LOANS negotl iteel em real estate seeuilty. Menrs' bullellng. corner Washington avenue and Spruce street. JAMFS J. II. HAMILTON, ATTORNHY-nt-Law. 301 Commonwealth building, Seranton. HOWARD AV THAYKR ATTORNEY. Rooms Oul-WI, Dth floor, Mears building. L A. WATRRS ATTORNRY-AT-LAU , 7112 Uo.nd of Trade building, Scrinlon. P.i C. R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Commonwealth building, Seranton, Pa. PATERSON &. AVIf.COX, Nntlon il Rank building TRADERS' C OOMEGYS, building. 0-11 REPUBLICAN A AV RERTHOLF, Moms' building ATTORNEY, PHYSICIANS AND SUffQEOVS MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D . IIOME opathlst, No 22S Adams avenue DR. AV. E. ALLEN, 312 NORTH AVASH Ingtou avenue. DR L M GATES ROOMS 207 AND COS Itoaril of Trado Building. Olllce houis, s to 0 a m 2 to 3 and 7 to Sp m. Resi dence 300 Madison avenue. DR C 1. FREAS SPECIALIST TN Rupture, Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc tion Otllco telcphoro 13C1 Hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 1, 7 to 0 DR. S A L'AMORE.U'X, OFFICE 333 AVashlngton avenue. Residence. 1 US Alulberrv. Chronic diseases, lungs, ho irt klelnevs and ge nlto-mlnar or gans a spociiltv Hours, 1 to 4 p. in AV G. ROOK, VETERINARY SFR-(-con, Hor"es, Cattle' and Dogs Heated. Hospital 121 Linden street, Scianton. Telephone 2072. rcHoot.i SCHOOL OF THE LACKAAVANNA. Seranton Pa. Couises nrepaiatoiv to college law, medicine or buslni'ss. eipens Sept 12 Sendffi catalogue Rev. Thom as M. Cum LL. D, AValtcr H. Ruell. A M SEFDS G R CLARK & CO . SFEDMEN AND Nut ser men; store HO Washington ave nue; green home, H30 North Main ave. iiue, storo telephone 7sj. WIRE SCREENS JOS KFETTEL REAR 311 LACK w.inn.i avenue, Seranton, Pa, manufac turer of Wire Screens MlGCZLLcnrous I5AFKR S OUCHEhTRA-MUSIC FOR balls, picnics panics, teceptloni, woel dlngs title) concert vvork furi.lshed lor term", addriss R J Bauci, eoiulucoi, 117 AVomlng ivenue, over Hulbert's music stoie MEGARGEE BROTHER1 PRINTERS supplies, t live lopes piper bags twine. AVareheuse 1,0 Washington uvinU' Si ranton Pa SCALPjrREATMENT. MRSlT T KEEI.FR. SCAUTREAV bent 3ic . sh impooln 30e facial mass igi m.illlciirlim .',e eliiiop.nl TcH liulne CITY SCAVENGER AH BRIGGS CLEANS PRIV VAULTb and cess pools, no odor lmpioveil pumps tiaed A BIIIGGS Propiietor Leavo orders 1100 North Main avenue 01 Elcko s dtur htuit'. eornei Adams and Mulberrv Teleph ne 1340 RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Lclilsli V.tllejv Kailro.U. In Ell.ct Feb 3 jS'i'.i '1 RAINS LEAVE SCR 'ION Foi Phlladulplua anil New Yoik i.e D ah It R. at 1. I" a 111 ami 1.01 2 is 1 7 Illaek Dlumund Evpiess and 31 J) p 111 Sundavs u s 11 1 A 1 i m lor While Haw 11 Hiuleion and pun clpal points In tin coal regions vl.i D .v. H R. It, 0 13 2 1b anil 4 27 111 For PoUsvllli. l 13. 2 Is p ill For Bethlehem Easton Reaillun II 1 1 lulling uiul pilncipal lntiimeillau si tlons v la D A- II R R ei 13 a m , 1.' 11 LIS 127 Black Diamond Espiest, 11 ,11 Simdas, 1) 4: II 1 3s 7 4s p m Fur Tunkliannock Townnd 1 Eliniui Ithaea, Geneva and prlncipil luternnill ate stations, via D L. .V W R R, i0s a m 12 33 and ! '3 p m For Geneva Roeliestei Ruffalo Niag ara Falls, Chicago and all points west via D & II. R. R. 12 01 3.1 Black' Diamond Eniucss 7 4S and 11.0 p m. Sundas D a. 11 11 4J a. m 7 is p 111 Pullman pat lor and sleeping or Lehigh A'alle parlor eais em nil ttnlns between AVIlkC"-Hino anel New A'oik Philadel phia Buffalo und Suspension Bildge ROLI.IN 11 WILBUR Gen Supt , South Bethlehem. Pa CIIAS S LEE Gen Pass Agt a, Cort- land blieet New A'ork. A AV NONEMACHER, Division 1 ass- enge r Agent South Rethleheni Pa For tlekets and Piillnian reservations npplv "00 I aekawanna ave . Seranton, Pa Your Advertising vv i,l reach the people v hose trade Is vonli haviibc. 'f ou place it in th? eoliimns of the SCRANTON TRIBUNE. fut pr RETURNS Constantly h!iii reccne.l bv ucrs of llll. TRIBLNL'-Waiitail" volumns .ireMinescjlleJ If you luveaiivthiui; I or Kent, Sale or 1 xch mue, or if v ou want anvtlilmc, try one of rill TklllUNP.'s cnt-.i-word aJvcrtise ments. They do the trick, and cost but a trifle. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. SclieJiileli niltct Mav m. isat. Trains Leavo Wllkos-Barro as Foi. lows: 7.30 in, m wook tlays, for Sunbur Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Bait). more, Washington, nnd for Pitts uurgnnd tho Wost. 10.15 a. in. , wook days, for Hazloton, PoUr.vIllo, Reading, Norrlstown, nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun. bury, Harrisburjr, PhlladslDhla, uummoro, Washington and Pitts burn: and tlm tvi 3.12 p. m , daily. forSunhurv. Harris. burfj. Philadelphia, Baltimore,! WawriKton, and Fttt$burS andl G-00 p. m., waok days, for Sunburyl riarrisuurg, l-liliaaoiphia anl t'ittsbur. j. iv T..lK,lv,RPl?l.?, P.""' Ater - ......v.i, vicncrai aianaer. Oe I.acktt. and Western. i.ni.,:nicct Monday, Nov. 11, 1813 mil. J ki'.Xo Seranton as follows: H-;- 1.40, 3 00, C 10, 8.00 and 10.03 a. 111. , UD5 und " p. m nhln,,J?8i'' A"or Gaston. Trenton. Phlladel in nf"1 "lp f-'anh. B.10, kOO and 10.03 a. in . 12 fij and 3.33 p in. loovhuiuui accommodation, 610 p. m. mhnp r?J r."r Uhighamton. Osvgu. .J1 V,)"'i CornlllB. Rath. Dansvllle, Mount tions ,,. in.D?D, m '"-iking close eonnec north !lurr"! ,0 '."1 ,olllts m lllc wes. iioriiiw,,st and southwest mi nB'.on acrommodatlon. 5.40 p m. Jiinghomlon and wav stations, 103 p. m. Nicholson nciomme elation, 3.10 p. m. " T3 . ra or v,lra nml I'lchlleld Springs, T.,:- "in 1 iio p in. If hum. ,1 - ... ' Vi.imX,1'"1'1 ,f.'lr Wllllomsport. Harrlslmrg, istaLm',1p Lwnfhlngton und the south nS ?HIn,lnml and Intermediate stn jions, c 00, 10.05 11. m , and 1.53 and C 40 p. Nanllioko nn,i intermediate stations, t, i?1d lno m Plmo.ith and Inter ??r l!p stations. 3 33 and 8 60 p. m. For Kingston, 12 fs p m 1 ullinan lurloi and sleeping coaches on all expiess trains I pr detailed Information, pocket time. !Si . t'u' nn"1, ,n JI '' Smith, Dis trict Passengei Agent, depot tlckot ef llee. DolaAvat'i: an. I Hudson. On Sunday, Feb. nth, ttnlns will Icava bcranton as follows. For Carbondale-0 20, 7f3, S 33, 10.13 a. I?1,-' i7oon' 1-'1 220' 3B'-- 3:;;. 6-2J. 7.57. 0 1;. 11.00 p. m., 1 10 a in. . lor Albui, Saratoga. Montreal, Bos- .. iJ Ncw Rngland points, etc. 6.20 a. m , 2 20 p. m. For Honesdalc-C.20. 10.13 a. m.; 2 20, 5 2j p. in ,S.2r 'Vllkcs-Harre-e.43, 7.4S, 8.43. 91, 10 43 a m . 12 03 1 23, 2 18, 3 33, 4 27, 6.10, IS. 10 II, 11 30 p m For New York, Philadelphia, etc.. via Lehigh A'alley Rallroad-6 43 a m, 12 03, 12S, 4 27 p m ; with Black Diamond Ex piess, 11 30 p m. Por Ponnsvlvanla Railroad points, C.43, 9 3S a. m . 2 IS, 4 27 p m P"i western points via Lehigh Valley Rallroad-7 4S a tn ; 12 0J 3 33. with Black Diamond Express. 10 41, 11 30 p tn. Trains will arrive In Seranton as fol lows Fiom Carbonelalo and tho North 6 49. 7 43, 8 IS, 9 34, 10 38. 11 5S a m. ; 1.23, 2.13, 3 23. 4 23, 7 41 10 3S. 11 27 p m. From AVilkes-Rarrc and tho South G.ls", 7 4S S 45 10 OS 11 33 a. m ; LIS 2 14, 3.4S. S 20, C 21, 7 51 1 03 10 03 p m : 1.13 a. in, SUNDAA' TRAINS. For Carbonelale-9 07, 11.33 p.m.; 133, 3 f2 3 31. 0 r,3 p m For Wllkes-B irrc-9 4S, 11.43 a. m.; 1.55. 3 2S, 3 41 7 4S p m Lowest rates to all points In United States and Canada .1 AV RFRDIC1C, O P A . Albany, N. Y. 11 AV CROSS D. P. A. Seranton, Pa. Central Railroad of New Jersey (Lehigh and Susquehanna Division ) Stations In Now A'ork Foot of Liberty street, N R , and South Fetry, AVhltehall street. Anthiaeite coal used exclusively. Insur ing cleanliness nnd comfort. TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOA" 20. 181s. Tnins leavo Seranton for Plttston, AVllkes-Birre, ete , at 8 30 10 10 n m , 1 20, 2 33 .1 20, 7 10 p m. Sunda s, 9 00 a. m , 1 (W 2 13 7 10 p m. For Lakevvood and Atlantic Cltj, 8 30 a m For New Yoik Newark nnd Elizabeth, SCO (express) n m , 1 20 (express), 3 20 (ex press) p 111 Sundavs, 215 p in Train leaving 1 20 p 111.. arrives at Philadelphia. Reading Tei mln.il. 7 02 p m and New A'ork 7 03 p. m For Maucli Chunk Allentown, Bethlo liem, Easton and Philadelphia, 8 30 a. m , 1 i) "20p m Sundavs 2 15 p m. For Baltlmoie and AVashlngton, and points south and west via Bethlehem, 8:0 a 111 1 20 p m Sunda s, 2 15 p m For Long III am h. Ocean Giove etc, at run m. 1 -11 P n; For Reading Lebanon and Harrlsburg. via Allentown 8 '0 a m 1 20 p m Sun dav 2 1' P m For Pottsvllle 8 'On m , 1 20 p m netuinliig.ileave New Aoik, foot of Lib eitv stieet North River at 4 00, 9 10 (ex piess") a m. 130 (i xpiess) p. m Sunda a, 1 1 eave"'New A'ork, Seiuth Ferr, foot AVhltehall street at 0 03 a. m.. 1 25 p. in PissengeiB anlvln or departing from ihlh terminal cm connect under cover itth all tho elevated rallioads. Broadway entile can und ferries to Brookbn and SUitcn island" making quick transfer to nnd from Grand Central depot and Long '"avoPliiiadelphla. Reading Terminal, 'i 't a m , 2 00 p 111 Sunda", 6 It p m Through tickets to nil jiolnts Eas South and AVot at lowest rates at tho "TlToi.HAUSEN Gen Supt H P BALDAVIN Gen Pass Agt llviK and AVyomlng Valley. '1 line Table 111 l.uei 1 cepi i'ii i stitAvrc division. Ill Ilffvt I Oclobrr :10th, I8OS4 Noutli Bound. BOTiusl t rt o. i-l M K ! m Arrive iearei 7 25 N X Franlclla St 7 10, West 4.'nd street 7 ooi weehavrken j 4fli 7M 810 Mir r M Arrive i.eavei i?A ' "'.'' JUU a in. nnu 1 6s, p m. Ilir.. N2.'rth"nberl.tnil. Plttston AVllkes vllin .,ri.n,outn Hl'iomaburg aiii Dan '1'iatiis le.ive ncraiuuo m ." ''" v.'ibuig and Intel mediate points on 1 ,ie wilt ...V.1 iio foi llawle and loca 1 1,, J it 701 11 m anel 2 23 P m. Train, V," Jive at b.iamon t.-m "bove points at 10L .1 m and 13 an.l"u: p m North Hound SOB "20 ll I I ? fit m IS& Stations I M S3 XI ' lg Q I A II 1015 I 1 1" 10 40 ... 100 10 31 .. ISM' 10 21 . 12 40 10 16 18 40 1001..., UI'. fitn .... is it 940... L'ca 9:.... n m o;m ,,,, u 40 910. .. 11. 14 9 07... (11-0 90H. . II12! K58... ,11 M 8 63.. 1113 H60.... 'll 13 S4f. .. 11 11 S-ti .. It 07. S40 II ai 8 3S .. 11 03 BIS .... 110.) si.' . . nor? 820.... ,1063 AM 'A Mi i aausla Hancock htarllelit 1'ieston rark law nod rojntelle Oron TleTant Mt I uloudale I-on st uuy carbndaie White Hrlelte MuvllelJ Jerinyn Archibald Wlnton I'eckvlllu (lb pli unt I'rloebiirg 'I hi oup Prnvldeuco Park riace JieV I' 811(1 8 JJ 4 4 i! 31 I .'. S 41 6 (I btt A 14 2 68 f.S il 06 Gil) aev. rii 81 6 41 IU 6T4 18 38, 6 6 IS4K 6t 3 46 Ol SSI 6 0J 8B4 Blii 1 6i til 4 04J fl 5! i UT 6 HI 4 10, 6 " 4 1 8 f4 17 6 V 4W, r mlr i bcrantou u Leave Arrlvel t Hunday only t slunltlfa that tralas stop on signal (or pav ueiicrrs 1 1 aliis im and W6 Sunday only other trains dalli except tunday f retire rMC'6 via Ontaito a Weetcrn beforo purchasing Jlckets and save money, luoiiL'li veagner outTet B.ir and tit re cllulni; chair ear New A'ork to Culciro vit.hout change. I'liieiiger ltjj XQcccd l fi'no Ceiiilk J rr llile, J O.Andorcon, Gen.pas Aft. T, riltcroft, PIT. Vcm, i. ct beranton, 1'. i '
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