THE SCRANTON TRIBUJNE-THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1899.
2
IN THE THEATERS
"Tho Linra" at tho Lyceum.
John Drew Is featured ns the star of
the company which presented Henry
Arthur Jones' comedy, "The Liars," at
tho Lyceum Inst night, but he Is a very
unobtrusive star, for the very excellent
renoon that Mr. Jones has written n
comedy Instead of a vehicle to exploit
n star. The audience liked It all tho
better foi that It's hard to construct
it comedy fot a t-tar and preserve tho
Inlet est, humor and dramatic unities
Mr. Jones has reached that happv
period of his career us u writer for the
xtORo when ho no longer has to-try. He
does not hav to erect comedies to
unlet.
In "The l.lniH" ho has dlldcd tho In
tficst to advantage between four lead
Ins characters. Thero Is never a dull
moment, the utago nocr walls and
there Is no necessity for whirlwind
climaxes to tide the comedy ovei the
petlod when the star Is taMng ft breath
ing spell
There will be a wide difference of
pinion about the desirability of tnklng
as the lia.e of a comedy the theme
which Mr. Jones selected, but there can
ho no dissent from tho opinion that It
Is a mnrveluuslv well constructed play.
The atmosphere may be faulty; It lin
pnhibl Is, but few thentre-Roeis will
ilnd anv particular fault with that.
I'hey like 01 dislike a play for what
Ih fondly believe Is Its moral rather
i linn Its atmosphere, and If they con
sider The Liars" lonpr enough they can
llnd tho moral, and, what Is altogether
eeellent about the comedy, can Unci
ItiM the kind of a moral they most do
sire. Tim i.imnnin could be Improved up
on but little Mi. Drew as Sir Clirls
tophei Peering was ety subdued for
Mi. Diew, his eyes and mustache play
ing but unlmpoitant parts In the por
truvat ol the role for which he was cast.
Nabtlle li lug's woik was extremely
unoen One moment she was the true
artist, the next ai Uncial and disap
pointing In the extreme Arthur Hyron
"hated the male honors of the evening
with Mi. I)i ow. D. II llarklns Mll
lon Llpman, Lewis linker, James Llnd
sav, i:thel Hanymoro, Mt. Drew's
niece; Jennie A. Eustace, Maile Der
leks.on and Geitiude Oheen vvem other
xcellcnt membcr.s of the company who
had lmpmtant rolts..
As In all of the Chatles Trohman pro
ductions the staging ot tho comedy
was an encaging fe.ituie ot the per
formance The audience completely
tilled the theatet. After the third
act Mi. Dipw received a cuitaln call.
"Tho Gypsy Geiman."
'-omedlan Toole made a dteided hit
at the Academy of Music la.t night as
Kip Van Winkle" and the play will b
lepnated fils afternoon Tonight lin
will be seen in "The Ovpsv Oeiman.-'
"Night Owl Bmlesquers."
Tlieie Is no butlesqup organisation on
the load whlih has a better reputation
lor giving a tlist-dass e-nteitainment
than 1'ied. Klder's celel)iated "Night
owls," who commence an engagement
of three Ias at the Gaiety on Thurs
day afternoon, Maich SO The company
this season Is an unusually strong one,
Including the famous D.uling sisters,
hie and charming. Krooks and Brooks,
the clovei comedians, Ovvly Randall,
the oiiglnal Hebrew Juggler, Colton
and Dai row, eccentric comedy sketch,
Hilly Harlow the per-popular entei
tnlnei, and Kawt-on and HalsJey, lllus-tinf-tl
tongs, together with Ada Hay,
Viola Cm on, I-aur.i Graff Louise rcn-
The little god of love turn away from a
sickly, sallow, nervous, hcad-acliey, back
achey, lifelc" woman Every woman
should have the beaut), vivacity, and vigor
ot pert-ct lieaitu. ine
bright glow of health,
bright eyes, clear skin,
' red lips arc more attrac
tive than any mere reg
ularity of feature. A
w oma'n can't change the
shape of her features
but anv woman miy
have the beauty of
health No healthy
woman can be ugly No sickly woman
can be beautiful
Regularity of the functions of the distinct
ly feminine organism is the first essential to
womanly happiness, comfort and beauty
Miss Laura BrooLs of Clinch, Hancock Co ,
Term , writes ' I thank Gex for mcli rem
edies as Dr rierce " favorite Prescription unit
'Golden Medical Dicoerj for mjelf and
friends honestly believe that had it not been for
these wonderful medicine I would to-dav
be in mv grave I am t ure that I could
not have lived many day s iu the condition
i was in m ine lime i ursx romuiieu
you I was only praying to die and
be free from pain I was simply a
snaaow anu we naci tnea
almost everything, when.
through a friend, I was
advised to write to ou
which I did thinking all
the while that it was only
foolishness to think tltatsuch
a case as mine could be cured
Hut I do not think so to-day J.
fter the first week a treat 73
nieut lut a a nrrcrthed I
telt like another woman and
i naruiy oeuevcu mat sucn
could be. when the fir-t pe-5
nod w as passed without pain
1 continued the treatment un-v
til I had used about seven'
tottle of the 'Favorite Vm-ii
scriotion and some of the i
Discovery,' and now I am a:J
wen wuninn i wouia nave
given any amount if I had It
just for the it si it has already
given me rest from pain I nevi
know when the periods are coralnz
on now as I am free from naln. and
luring the time I feel just as well as at any time,
and am never confined to my room as I once was,
I can eat anv thing I want and can work at anv
kind of work something I could never do till
this summer Everybody who knows me thinks
it wonderful that I am not sick an) more I
thank Rod for this friend of woman this blessed
I-avonte Prescription ' The very name sounds
sweet to me I am cauting many of my friends
to use it and all are improving I can never tell
you howl thank) ou dear Doctor for your kind
advice and good, fatherly letters to me."
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
OUest HstablUluJ Heme In the City.
Dealer In STOCK-., CUTTON, ORaIN nnJ
PROVISIONS, on murin or lor delivery.
(JFilCL: Roumi lop und aio Hoard ol Ira Jo
liulldhu, tcranton, I'a.
1,. G. LA BAR. L. F FULLER
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April 17 We Will Open Our
New Store at 303 Lacka. Ave.
Until the above date our REMOVAL SALF.
WILL CONTINUE until our entire stock
of Furniture and Carpets is sold.
PROTHERQE & CO.,
wick, Hattlo HIlton.LllllaniPrlcc, Mabel
Allen, Maude roster, Marie warn nnn
Hay Dodge. The specialties are exceed-
Inirlv rlnver. nnd the two burlestlUPS
full of genuine comcdy.and replete with
bright, catch'y mtiBlral numliers nnd
novelties Among tho latter are tno
Hour Hlectrlc Dolls, which created such
a sensation In 1'urope.
"Jack and tho Beanstalk."
"Jack and the Hennstalk" will be pre
sented at tho Lyceum theatre, Satur
day, matinee nnd night, In all tho
Bplendor nnd magnificence that have
chaiactcrlzed Its engagements In met
ropolitan cities. Klaw nnd Hrlnnger,
tho managers and producers of "Jack,"
give distinct assuiance that the per
formances to he given during this en
gagement will be In every particular
as complete and as satisfying us wero
those given In New York, Hoston and
elsewhere. Miss I'mllle. Heaupre will
tsray the part of "Jack " She will cer
tainly 1111 the pictorial requirements ot
the pait, possessing as she does excep
tional personal chnrms. Her vocal nbll
Itv Is expected to add a very consider
able measuie to the pleasing quality of
the muslo of the piece Mario Celeste,
a bright and vivacious comedienne, will
be the "Mistress Mary" Hattle Moor,
will be seen as "Mother Hubbard" and
Harrv Clay Hlancy, a popular young
comedian, will Impersonate "King
Cole " Hnrry Kelly will be seen as tho
nautical Slnbad, Hoss Snow will direct
the destinies of the fairies as becomes
the "Queen Dowager" of these elfin
sprites, and H H Morse will wear tho
seven-league boots of the giant. Then
there will be the eight pretty maids te
splendcnt In beauty; the ten good fair
ies, the forty terrible thieves, and all
tho other characters made familiar In
the past.
"Heaitsertso" Again.
Three years ago Mr. Henry Miller be
gan producing "Heartfcease " Early In
Its career It came, unknown, to Scran
ton, nnd departed the most pleasantly
talked of performance of tho season.
On each succeeding visit It seemed to
grow In attractiveness, and when last
hero a few months ngo, It filled the L) -ceum
thentrp with a highly-pleaed
audience Now It Is announced for Its
last appearante here at the Ljceum on
Monday evening, No play given here
during that time has given gi eater sat
isfaction and It hns made Mr. Miller a
prime favorite .is a romantic actor here.
There will no doubt be a goodly audi
ence gathered to say good-bye to It
Monday, nnd while Mi Miller will al
ways be granted tespeitful healing In
any pla he ma) heieaftei present heio.
It will be high praise for him If nny ot
his future works shall be considered as
good as that he does In "He.uts-ease."
Mr. Miller's suppottlng company and
stage production is unchanged from his
last visit here
Tho Latest Novelty.
What Is perhaps the latest and pos
sibly the only really genuine novelty ot
the season is offered bv the manage
ment of the Academy next week, In the
Little Itene Myers company, which be
gins a week's engagement next Mon
day evening. Little Irene Is pio
nounced to be, bevond doubt, the
youuutst star and the most talented
child In the world. Not )et having at
tained the age of ten years, she has
appeared In almost all the latge cities
of this country and has been the piln
cipal feature of every organization with
which she has been engaged since she
was four )ears of age 'The Silver
King" will be given Monday evening
Rev I" Edwards, pastor of the Eng
lish Baptist church at Mlnersvllle, Ha ,
when sillerlng with rheumatism, v in
advised to tiy Chambei Iain's Tain
Balm He sa)s: "A few applications
of this liniment proved of great ser
vice to mo. It subdued the inflamma
tion nnd relieved the pain Should an)
sufferer profit by giving Pain Halm a
ttlal It will pleap me ' For salp bv all
druggists. Matthews Bros , wholesale
and retail agents.
wintonT
Miss Mary, daughter of Mr. and
Mis. Stephen Calms, of Wlnton, was
united In marriage to Edwaid Callo
way, of Wlnton, Tuesday evening at
the lesldence of the bride's patent".
Htv Mr. Beecher, of Archbnld, otn
elated. Both young people ue well
known nnd for tho piesent will reside
with the bilde's patents. Mr. Callo
way formerly resided at Archbald,
where he was baggagemaster for tho
Delaware and Hudson company for
several years. At present he Is em
ployed at the Mt. Jessup Coal com
pany Easter Vacation Excursion.
Do not forcet the Easter Vacation
Excursion to Washington Saturday,
April 1, via Ccntial Rallioad of New
Jprsey. Thiough train will leave
Scranton nt S.30. Plttston at S 19 nnd
Wllkes-n.irre nt '. a m Tare for tlu
tound tlip from Scranton $7.70 Pltts
ton, $7 51; AVUkcs-Haire, $7.20. Tick
ets good to lettirn until April H, In
clusive Tickets will be goenl to stop
oft at Phlladelphl i, or return nip,
within limit
Tickets will albo be good to go on
tialn leaving Scranton at 120, Plttston
at 1.37, YVIlkes-Barto pt 1.51 p. m.
Trains will stop at any station for
Washington passengers? The excut
sion train will be In chnige of J. S.
-wisher, district past-enger agp.it, who
will accompany the exruiMon through
to Washington and do all in his power
to make the tlip pleasant for all
To Cure a Cold in One Day
take Laxutivo Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
falls to cure. 23c. The genuine has L.
B. Q on each tablet.
4(i GEMS, 10 CENTS -Dr. Agnew's
Liver Pills cine nil tumbles arising fiom
lorpnr of the liver Easy and eiulck
Banish Sick Headache Purify the blood
ami eradicate all ltnpurltle trom tho
system The dtinund Is big The pills
ure little, uihv to take, pKab.mt lesults,
ne poln. 40 In n vial lu eentc Sold by
Matthew h Bros, and W T Cbuk O
Furniture) Manufacturers,
134-136 Washhgton Avenue
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Kovlew.
By Associated I'rcss
New York, March 23. Tho bull move
ment In stocks which stnttcd flaturilty
lecolveil Its llrst material check shortly
beforo noon todny. Tho deHllngs vvetu
considerably above tho million shnro
murk with nearly a quarter of a million
of tho transactions In Brooklyn llnpld
Transit Tho sensutlonnl advance. In tho
forenoon brought nbout realizing sales
on an enormous scale In thu latu session.
Brookl)n Transit mnile nn extreme ad
vnnce of 9 points, dropped over 8 nnd
closed with a net advance of 0 points
fiom the top in this stock which sold to
day over 100 points ubovo llgures pre
vullltiK last April was on Inrgo blocks of
stocks thrown over by tho traders but
on the decllno supporting purchases by
the turtles Identlllcd with the property
lesuftctl In a i nil v. As in the manipula
tion of this stork many brokers refused
nnd it Is difllcult to say whether tho de
cline was on Kenulnn rcallzlnir or to slinkp
off. an undesirable following Hepoits ot
a hitch In tho dellvtry of certain proper
ties to tho Continental Tobacco camp my
and talk of tho possibility of a trade light
kept tho tobacco stocks wenk most of the
ilnv, Amerletn Tobitco being olt over 3
points and Continental 2 Pedeial BteM
and simitar properties suffered on reilliM
tlons. Weakness hImo iltnt loped In Gen
etal I.lectile ltubber, Atchison preferred
nnd tho Coalers Tho Granger stocks
showed good gains In the early part of
strength and receded at the rest of tho
market In the enrlv afternoon Tho mar
Kit (IohuI wenk nnd active with many
sharp losses The total sales wpre 1 ltl.wK)
shares Knllroad bonds p.utlclpated fully
in tho vagal les of stoeks tmliiv but tho
range wns wpII within the point of the
most active Issues Total sales were $1 -!Uo00
United States government bonds
wero unchanged In bid quotations
Bv Ciirlngton & Cusiick
New York, March 20 The opening was
quiet but strong, tho Tlower stocks nh
general being the leadets, Jliooklvn
Rapid Transit being up 2 points and Ked
cral Steel Vi The other strong fentures
were Metropolitan, the Vanderbilt stocks
nnd New York central. The weak fm
ture wns Continental Tobacco, which sold
down 4 per cent, on nn attack of the local
papers Around noon, the traders at
tacked tho market on tho theory that the
ndvnneo hod been too rapid, nnd tint a
material scioacK was nic. rnmmtsston
houss wero prominent buvers tin the re
cession, nnd while it is possible prices
may sag oft somewhat further the mar
ket Is n purchase-, should It do so
In the inrlv iifternnim. the rmllimtlon
b) traders and tome shoit selling carried
puces somewhat lower. 1
ov commission Houses s
HrookDn Rapid Transit
advance, of ubinit P. points sold oft but at
low prices Hie stock was well tnken. Tlu
strength in tin. v nnderhilts continued
with some uctsslcm fioin tlu be t pilc.
Atchison prpfened was the Weakest ft.i
turo of the tallroad list selling off sharp
ly over .1 pp. sent fear that earnings
vv em going to show bollv The wt.ikness
In the nurket in the afternoon was due
to tho fact that Tilduv being a holldnv
and a gieut mmiv contracts wire closed
out In order to prepare ior this adjourn
ment Tin decline In some Instances wen very
sharp Rrookl)ii Rapid 'Ii.inlt elllng
down to 12s on execution of stop oicleis
and the list genetallv weakened under
the hvnv realizations bv commission
houses and tr.idi is throughout the street.
'I he advance served the purpo-e of liul'
ing the stock up
Mono) advanced in the late afternoon
to belated bonowiis und was pal tlcularly
close except on the collateral The con
gestion Is due entlrel) to the movement
of loans in preparation of the April set
tlement, and should coireet Itselt short! v
iftn tlu first ot tho month On nnv fur.
tlur weakness nn think the market a
purchase Closed li regular and falrlv linn.
Quotations furnished bv LABAR .t
FULLER. Mock, grain and cotton brok
ers rooms 2eM nnd 210, Board of Trade
bulldlnp. bcranton. Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing est est. ing
Am bug Re's Co . pr.ii, JOS P.I "i -Atcli
. To & S Fe 2 22 .1'. 21
A T A. S F Pr . (.!', Wt i I'd il4
Am Tobacco Co 2.':2 2.T, 22P- 2-,7
Am b. &. C4VS fil", OJ1, U1U
Uiook R T . . K I'll". 12V U2't
N J Cential ll'i 11' liv, Jl--,
Uhes ev Ohio 2V, .V8 Wi 2T''i
Chic & G W li Si Wi H l'i
Chic ,. N. W K0 Mil. 1W, 1mi
("hlc, B &Q .. .. 1U.U HVs 14)ij iu;
Chic, Mil S. ht P .121', 12"', 12V, 12V-
Chlr, It I vt P .l.V'i 121 ' UJ'S l.ii's
'hie St P M. it O. n73j y T, 'nl
Delaware & Hud llfi. IK.U lb. lb.
Fed. Steel. Pr 1'0'i, 'H)v; Si vi
Fed. Steel Pi T23, i.2-i t WH,
Gen Electric . .117' i 1 Itl'i 114',
Louis Nnh . 15"4 CC lo "
Mnnhuttnn F.le ...U094 1U12 k'r", IP
Met Traction Co a1" '.Vi 2mi'2 2h7
M K &Te. Pr 2'."t ?i 21 !l
Mo Paelllc 47" I", 47, 4SU
Nnt lend "i!i 'iG'i 'li' Vt
N Y Central W) lll'i Fli 112
Out & West 2V .M 27'c 2Vi
Noi Paelllc .. e'i1V n1, W"i "'!
Nor Paelllc Pi F0 S0' 7')'4 il4
Paelllc Mall 41' . M li', 4'Ut
People's Gas 12V4 12'P- 12I', 12l
Phil, .t Read 2! 21 23'B .',
P ,v R.. 1st Pr G34 VA (A w.
Southern R. R , Pr . R2, r,j, M r,1it
Tenn , C. & lion .. . .'iP4 BIN "'i M
Texas & Pacific . .. 2i' 2.1' 22' 22' 2
Union Picine .. . 4", 4iK ivj 45,
Union Pie Pr S2'i wij 2 1-2
U S Rubber .".li M'r 523, 52
1. S Leather. Pr 74 74 71', 71'.
Wabash IT ... 21'4 21 T.i 2T
West Union fll 'i "iji, S-.34
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WHEAT. Ing. est pst intr
Mnv ,. . . 71li. 7'.'t 71"i 73'i
July 70'S 71 7o'4 73
CORN
May !5H V V. CC
July 'CV 17 '7
OATS
Mrv 2i y, 2,
PORK
Mny 12 12' ' U 9 22
LARD
May 530 5 V 530 5 i j
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS
Scranton & Plttston Tine
Bid
Asked.
2e)
Ulrt.t National Bank
Ehnhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savincs Bank
Se.nntein Packinu Co
1 bird Natlonnl Bank
T hroop N'nve'ltv MfK Co
Scranton Riilwny Co
Dlmei Dep &. Dls Bank .. .
Economy Lleht. Heat & Pow
er Company
Hcranton IllumlnatlnB. Heat
S, Power Company
Scranton UorBltiB Co .. .
Traders' National Bank .. .,
Lacka Lumber Cn
Lack Trust .t Safe Dep, Co
Moeisle Mountain Coal Co
Scranton Pilnt Co
Clark . Snovcr Co , Com .
Clark & Snover Co. Pr
Unison Conl Co
Scranton Axlo WoikH
Scr Iron Pence & Mftr. Co ..
BONDS
Scranton Pass It.illwiiy, first
morteufre, due H."i
People's Street Railway, llrst
mortKiiBe, clue HUH
People's Strpet Railway, Gen
eral tncntRUKP due VJ21 .. .
Dickson ManutactuilnB Co
Luc ka Township School b .
City of Scranton St. Imp Co
Mt Veiuon Coal Co . ,
Scranton Axle Works
Sciunton Traction Ci bonds .
Caraon Coal Co .
SCf)
100
d
fcO
II)
200
1W
130
IT)
130
lU.'i
100
123
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115 ...
115 ...
113
pal
102
102
SS
101
113
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NesvvYorkOrnin nnd Pioduce Market.
New York M n "i 2i -riour-Held high
er on sprint, pi n- but linn nnd un
changed for wintu wheat flour Wheat
Spot stiong; No 2 led Sl'.c. f o li
iiiloat, optinns opened strung unci con.
tinned so ull day , closed J'f,n2ie net
higher nnd strong, .lulv showing greatest
ilse; March closed Sl'jC , Mny 77',e ;
July, 77'iC ; September 75'e Corn Spot
film, No. 2, 43'a411,c , fob alloat now
ami old. options firm und closed strong nt
i net advance- Mav cliiscd 4Hc Juh,
li,e Oats-Spot llim Nn 2 33a11'c ,
No I rSVif . No 2 white Aa c . N. 1
le 15e Hack mixed western, 12' nJI'-e
tuick white K'.aSOc . options dull But
ter Steady, western creamery 17u22e
DFc. C. O. VAeST'R
NERVE AMD BRAIN TREATMENT
Cancel Label Special
i Extra Strength.
for Impotency, Ijoes ot
Pawor. Lost Mauhood,
titerihtT or BarrAnnftm.
ZJtrVWl'i1 ". bol1 eil for 5. vritl
iwJ6l'j?wrltton uuai'autetS4
i.ti.i.w tocuroin30da). Atttore.1i s
i-?L-iiUorivnicll. APTEF
i Win. Q. Clirke, ji6 Pcnn Ave., Scranton, Pa
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The People's
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POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the IJcneflt ot All Who
Have House!) to Kent, Ketil Estate or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Tivc Cents a Word Except isltuatloru Wanted, Which Arc In
netted Tree.
FOR RENT
iintTHr! pnn nr.NT Niun THE coil
ncr of Washburn street nnd H)do
Park avenue All modern Improvements.
Apply to O. W. Jenkins, druggist
FOR RENT-THREE LIGHT- l'LEAS
nnt rooms for llsht housekeeping, Jll'J
Mulberrj street, near Clnv nvenuei, or
will rent rooms singly furnished or unfur
nished. Address J., OW Connell building.
KOH RENT-HOUSE Cll WASHINGTON
avenue, corner Pino, 1J rooms und bitli
room, rent modttate. Apply at 637 Lin
den street.
FOR vRENT-NlNE ROOMED HOl'feH.
417 N. Irving avenue, $17.50. Apply 40j
Tn) lor nvenue.
STORAGE LARGE DRY STORAGE
looms for rent at lit Franklin avenue
Innulro in icar. Telephone No. 1102
Hairy Botterly.
BARN Foil RENT IN THE REAR Ol'
311 Qulncv avenue. Incrulrc of 1. L
Strohecker .111 Qulncy avenue
rnii iipkt " i-vrtl AIs'fJE HOTEL.
Duninurp Comers. April 1. Inquire
James E. Brink, 218 Apple sticet, uun
moie. FOR RENT-HALF DOUBLE, HOUSE
CC0 Cla) avenue. Call next door or .13
River street.
FOR RENT-TRIPP'S STORE
Court street and Providence
(.27 Inquire S B. Tripp
CORNER
toael. No.
HOUSE TO LET-EIGHT ROOMS AND
bith; new furnace. Near all depots
No 112 Mulberry. C L Mercerau 1.10
Wyoming avenue
FOR RENT-LARGE BARN; CAN AC
commod ite rj horses Inquire of Moses
Bros &. Co, '1G Lackawanna avenue
BARN FOR RENT - APPLY
Lackey, H3 Washington avenue.
DR
Ulll 'cmiUnueef ! HOUSE FOR RENT INQUIRE OF MAR
after a sharp ' '!onc" ut C'lMl iaT
Dunmote
FOR RENT -HOUSES NOS 310 AND V.
North We slilnpton nvenue, below city
building Suitable for plivslc Inns' olllcrs
and residence Apply to Henry Belli. Jr .
401 Council Building.
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM NO 207
North Washington ..venue, tormetly
occupied bv J W Guernsey Steim
bent, elevator rear enti.inic Feir leims
upplv to Join s Bros , Jll Lackawanna
avenue.
FOR RENT -TWO FLOORS (0x10;
heat Ineluileil, centr.illv located, low
rent Impute u Ptnn nvenue
FOR RENT HOUSE 121 MADISON
avenue, tteam heat, everv convenience-.
Apply Owens Bros, wl Madison
avenue
OFFICES IN COMMONWEALTH
Building: single reioni" and suite" for
term of years with vaults one suite of
M connecting oflices with three viults
or three suites of two oillces, each with
vault. Modeiato price. Rctlnlshed to suit
tenants. Ineiulie at room 009 on 6th llooi.
SHARE
t. Coal
UOR RENT -Qulncy.
SECOND ULOOR. 701
FOR SALE
I'OR SALE SINGIjilS lU'INO MA
chine-, die ip Ineiulro 412 MadUon uve
nue STR1CTL URESII EGGS. ALSO EGGS
for hitching, and Lamberts Lleo
Powder for poultiy Open eve nlnirs Call
nnd see our stock befoio buying Swarts
S. Co, J12 Penn avenue
POR SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Brothers' rooms 7-8 Burr
building Goods the best, p-ices the low
est, terms the easiest. A call will con
vince all.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. Por particular address Box 343,
Scranton Ta
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A N-S FOR
cents at druirslsts One gives relief
FOR SALE OR RLNT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-SINGLE HOUSE
COS Qulncv nvenue, city steam, selling
price, 16,500, rent $11) per month Including
steam heat G V Reynolds.
RN'SHEDROOMS.
FOR RENT-iuST CLASS PI R
nlshed fiont room, sas bath, "ten u
lif.it. JI0 Washington avenue
DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM UOR GEN
tleinan only ut 424 Mulberrv street
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TOR
rent In eaiilel house, one or two chil
dren. Address, W. P S , Tribune ollito.
LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO CJEN
tlemen 410 Adims avenue
TOR RENT-PLEASANT FINISHED
rooms, conveniences. Rooms from il W
up, C22 Mulberry street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WANTED-CAPABLE MAN WITH J2 000
cash to carry stock ol goods anil
managu btitnth tmsliufc, tloO per month
nnd i'H'iisn- also etlu peieentaiie ,
permanent position, ic Terences re nulled.
Ileniy Vernon, Buy to building. ChleaRo
do factory l.'ali'ii
tlon tieiimery , H'
do cieamery. 17i22c
Pennsylvania IV.,
houihcin, n'lalJ'xe
Eltjlns, 22c , imiti
siuu dully 14'.i20c,
KUh ulet . Htute and
western fresh, Uc ;
Chicago Grain nnd Produce Market.
Chicago, March 10. Damage of nn nl
leegd hat rowing deSLiluilon to winter
wheat set tho trade In eommotlein toduy,
adding 23,c to the value ol May wheat
nnel St to July Coin i.ii mid provis
ions all beiit'llted the improvement be
ing '.e in tenn Ui'nc In oats 0c lu
pork 2l8t In 1 ird und St hi lib Cash
quotutlons voie is follows I'luili liiill
imil unch inged, .o 2 spthm wheat 7i'.n
72e. , No J do do W 70'.e , Nei 2 leel 71i
7.VjC i No 2 colli .V . No 2 v. lien..
35'Sc , No 2 oats, 27'ia27'LC : No 2 wlilte.
rOUlc: No 3 do, Sy1.11.Mi4c, No 2 rye,
Ml.c; No. 2 b-irltv 37a 17c , No 1 II ix,
J1.21'i N W.. $12l, pnne timothy si e I,
IJ'V mess pork. $J10a915, laid, f. 23a
527b. short ribs, 4!3il!, elry silted
fchoulders 4?al,.c. : short eleai, $i03a."ilO;
whiskey, 11 '-b. sugurb unthiUigtU
New York Live Stock Market.
Ni iv York Mnich 20 Bee ves Market
slow and 10 line lower common to t hole
steers $4 COaS 40; oxen and stags, $i I0,i
4 '"i, cuvvs, $2.i3 SO Calves-Maiket slow,
all giades close el 23ti'ie'c. loiver than Mon
day : poor to choice veals, $4a7; culls, $1 5u,
feci calves, fjitJuii, cur southcin do , SI23.
Sheep nnd Lambs Sheep 111 111 and lilglu r,
lambs stiong, tomiunn to prime sheep,
JJCiO.iV cholte nnd export wethers, ?3 37's
n3W), gooel clipped do t4 23, imshotn
lambs, J3Ma0f.il, culls, $3, e-Ilpped lambs,
.40n5.,'O, spring lambs fj,5 ") Hogs
Market Una, tali to pihuu hogs, ft 10a
420, choice state hogs, $1 23
East Liberty Cattle Matkot.
East Liberty. Pa , Match 23,-CattlP
Sternly extra $3&0.i5W; prime, J3 30a5 30,
common, f i.Ki.U Hogs Steadv , prlmo
medium weights, t 03a4 10; heavy ho,'s
nnel best Yorkers, Jln4 03, llsht enl;eis,
il'JJal good pigs, 3a3 50, touKlis. ti Via
160 Sheep Steaely; choice vvethtrs. ly'in,
5 In common, 2 Will 75, cholep lambs $i i)
uO, common to good, fl73.i'iS5 clipped
lambs, J1MU3.10; yea I calves, J0a7
Oil Market.
Oil City, Pa.. March 20 -Credit balances,
Sill, certificates no bid; shipments, 7.1,
2il barri'ls; average shlpintints, 7S.771 bar
1 els runs. Wboo ban els, uverugo runs,
77,507 butrcls.
Exchange.
WANTED.
WANTED-CASE OF RAD IIEAITH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit Send
E cents to Rlpnns Chemical Co , New
York.for 10 samples and 1.000 tcstlmonl lis
HELP WANTED-M ALE.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WOODS
men to go to New Mexico Good
wag-cs paid For l'uithci Information
npplv to F L l'cck Board of Trudo
Building, Scranton
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-LADIES TO MAKE AND
till sachets nt homo, permanent em
ployment, Information for stamp Lion
Specialty Co , Syracus, N Y.
WANTED - GIRL' FOR GENERAL
housework, four In family; no chil
dren. Ml M)rtlo street.
YOUNG GIRL WANTED AT IDEAL
Lunch Room, 107 Wyoming nvenue
LADIES lO EMBROIDER-GOOD PAY-
lng. easy work sent to your home;
write for s.unplo and materials. Unlquo
Embroidery Co , 102 Fulton St., New otk
REAL ESTATE.
HAVE YOU PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
exchange stoeks or goods to ellpnse
of List with J L TRAUY, real estate
exchange, Waverly, N Y
FOR BAL,E-MY RESIDENCR AT 23"
Colfax nverue; Just ci mpleted. All
modern Improvements Herdwood finish
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Price reasonable. Address Frnnk T.
Okell, 220 Broadway, New York cltv.
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN
with private family.
211 N Main avenue.
FIND BOARD
ileiinu comforts.
LOST.
LOST-A POLDINo' SCREEN, TUES-
dnv, between 1"t block Ash street
nnd liOO block ishlniile n avenue 1 unlet
will plcvise notify C20 W.'i-hiiiKlon uveuup.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY A GOOD
low price a copper stcck iu u, compinv
that has three Liikp groups ol popper
piopertics, ,i bqunip mile of ilch minei.il
Kimiml mi abundance of hlh Krmie or ;
a smelter, properties Iu the world s sreat
cst copper deposits, Arizona, piupurties
iiiljolnlnir olio of tin1 bii itest of caliper
mines, moie stockliolele rs thin any other
American inlnlnK eoinpanv, its sluits
largely held In Boston, New England,
New Yolk Middle and AVestem states,
1j0,(M shares belel In Seranton, no eleblH,
no preferred stock or lionels, shares only
One Dollar each, pal value, shines full
p lid nnd iion-nssisbablc, and Is unions
tho best and lowest-priced copper stocks.
This company Is destined to become one
of the foie most copper mining companbs
nnd of the class that the ' Calumet nnd
Hccln," "Anaconda ' "Boston and Mon
tana, ' "United Vctde" ind the "Copper
11 net n" beloni? to
Its shines are bplnj? sold so low thit
shareholdpis biiylmr now will make lir'o
profits The prospects of n Inrpp In
crease' In tho value of Its shares in iho
iinmedl ite future me very irood, ns tin)
enteiiirlso is In that staite of develop
ment Immediately preceding the time
when It enters the elas of dividend mv
trs Uor quotations and oilier Information,
communicate with
S N CALLENDER,
Dime Bmk Bulldlns
THE SCRANTON GAS AND WATER
Co and tho Hyde Park Gits Co lu ac
cordance with the policy of thee tom
P mles to reduce rates fiom time to time
ns mnv bo warranted bv Increased con
sumption notlco Is hereby given tint on
and aftet April 1, net. the price of gas
will be one dolltr nnd ten cents per ono
thousand cubic fett consumeel subject
to the following discounts Flvt per cent,
on all bills where the consumption for
the month nmourts to less than twentv
flvo dollars ten per cent on all bills
where the. consumption for the month
amounts to twenty-five dollars and up
wnrels Pi nldec! the bill is paid on or
befoio the 2ith el, iv of the mr nth In which
the bill Is presented P.v order of the
board G B HAND. Secretary.
LEGAL.
NOTICE Or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Ing to authorize- Increase ot 1 ipltal
stock. There will be a special meeting
ot the stockholdeis of the Iluwby Elec
tric Light and Power compinv nt the of
Ike of the companv on Mondav, Miy
15th nt 1 o'clock p in, for the purpose?
of voting fol or against .111 lncreue rf
the capital stock of tne company
MARK I EDGAR, Setrelniv
U S Government Building
Scianton Pa March .'S is
SEALED PROPOSA1 s WILL BE RE
celved at this building until 2 o'tloek
p m, Saturdiiv Apill 13th Imi for fur
nishing foil llshts, vwitei lee miscel
laneous supplies washing towels hauling
ashes, ami sprinkling stnets for this
bullellng during the fiscal year ending
June "fi l'i0 01 such pnitlnn of the veir
as may bo deemeel ndvlsible The right
to reiect nnv and all bids Is 11 served by
the Trensurv Uepirlment
lVra II Ripple, Custodian
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
foi the Pie-etloii of ,1 two-room ehool
building ut Lincoln Hcluhts for the Lt k
ivvnmi 'lovvnshlp chool Bonid, fiom
dale until 1 P m Mneh ?0, Is1") Pnns
and spetltlcatloiM can be seen nt il.e
rehldeiieo of the undersli'i ! Miners mil,
Mlnooka WM THOMAS
&ecittary Building Oimmltie-e
MISCELLANEOUS.
V'vk'V '
MME DE LEON FEN'ION CLAIIl-
voyniit and Phrenologist leaels your
lift. Now nt Tripp's Puk Bulwer
stieet, fiom 10 n in in 1 ,i in Tike N
Main avenue cur to eleun At Edwaid
Fnrr's, 410 N Main avenue ftom 7 to
! p in.
SITUATIONSJVJUVTED
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOl NO
mauled m in as th email or t iking caro
of ptlvntii horses Best of lele tenets.
Address Rleketts 217 Franklin nvenue
VANTED-SITUATION AS A FIRST
01 second tunnel bake 1 . tltv or ceiunliv.
Aeldress R D Wnllmnn, 307 North Eighth
stieet, Iebanon
sTtT'ation WANTED-I5Y"a Till r
teenth regiment nildler. to take e'.iro
of horses 01 nny other kind of woik.
Address F , frH Pi Ice slipet city
SITUATION WAN TED-BY A LADY TO
du cashing and Iteming, to gei out by
the dav and to tuko "l home. Rem 40) Gib
sou street
SITUATION WANTED- BYA mTdHI.E
aged lady as housekeeper In a sir ill
fumlly. AilelriSH 221 South living avenut
SITUATION WANT'ED-AS COI.L1V.
Icctoi, tiinporarv or piiniuiieiit Sat.
Isfnctoiy referent is Addiess C P Tilli
line, SITUATION WANTED-BY AWO".TN
Scotch und Pioustaul would like a
place lu a nspictable tnmlly 111 sc on I
work or house keeper Aeldress J S , 10?
Wyoming avenue, Seriiiiton, Pa
SITUATION WANTED -Rv? ilM'EKI
euccsl inaehuiiiii Aeldress Hub 219
Fiunkllu ave nue City
hIti'7tTon WANTED -.siVinc."
Ironing or am kind ol hoiisn clean I lie
bv thu day 01 will take washing home,
Mrs. Lee, sldu door. 120 Franklin avenue.
SITUATION WANTED - WORKING
out by the dny, washing, honing,
sweeping nnel denning, first class wash,
lug and Ironing. Mrs. Jennie Westott, 420
Lackawanna nvnuc, second llooi.
PROFESSIONA L.
AnCHireora
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCH1TKCT,
Connell building, Scranton,
E. L WALTER, ARCHITECT, OFFICE
rear of cos Waphlngton avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR , ARCHITECT.
41S Spruce St., cor. Wash. av, Bcranton
FREDF.RICK L BROWN, ARCHlTErT,
Price building. 12il Washington nvenue,
Bcranton
T. I LACEY & SON, ARCHITECTS,
Traders' Natlonnl Bank
DENTISTS
DR I O LYMAN." SCRANTON PR!
vote Hospital, tor. Wyoming and Mul
berry DR II. J RnYNOI.DS. OPI'. P. O.
DR. f C LAUBACH, 115 Wyoming ave
WELCOME C. 8NOVER. 231 Wnshlngtou
nvenue. Hours to 1, and 2 to li
HAT MANUFACTUREI.
TOLLES 409 SPRUCE STREET, MAKES
your lint to older and thev lit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANIC
lln avenue. Rules re isoi able.
P .EIOLER. Pioprletni
SCRAN'iON HOUSE NEAR D L .v.- W
passenger depot. Conducted on the Lit
lopean plan VICTOR KOCH, Prop
LAWYER'S
I'RANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counscllnr-nt-Liiw, Burr building, rooms
13 nnel li, Washington r venue.
W'lLLARP "wARREN'ei. KNAPP. AT
torneys and Cotins Uors-ut-Lnw. Re
publican building. Washington avenue
bciunton. Fn.
JESSUP ,L JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
CounsclloiH ut - Law, Commonvveul'li
building Rooms 1, 20 nnd 21.
JAMES W OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-A'I -Law
Rooms r.14, ."15 and 016. Botnl 'if
Trade building.
D P REPLOGLE ATTORNF.Y-I.OANS
negotiated on real estate seeuinv
Meirs' liulldlng. eorr.rr Wa-hlnstou i
avenuo and Spun o street ,
. I
JAMF.SJ II. HAMILTON ATTORNEY
iit-l.nw M Commonwealth building.
Scranton
EDWARD . THAYER ATTORNEY
Rooms ems-ieii, ith llooi. Mcars building
li A WATHES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
r-02 Bourd of Tinde building, Scrvnton
Pa
C R PITCHER. ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth building Scianton Pa
PATERSeDN"vWrn:OX. TBADERS'
National Hank building.
C. COMEGYS,
building
9-1! REPUBLICAN i
A W
M ears'
BERTHOLU,
building.
ATTORNEY.
PHYSICIANS AND SU1SEOS
MARY A
opathlst
SHEPHERD. M D, IIOME
No 22S Adams avenue
DR W E ALLEN 512 NORTH AVAS1I
Ington avenue
DR L M GATES RDOM3, 207 AND 20
Board of Trade Building Ofllce- houi",
8 to 0 11 m 2 to 3 and 7 to S p in Resi
dence 00 Mndlsnn nvenue.
DR C L FREAS SPECIALIST N
Rupture Truss Filling and Fat Rediie
tlon. Ollito telephore 1) Hours, 10 to
12, i to 4, 7 to U
DR S W IAMOREAUN. OFFICE Vi
Washington avenue. Residence Ills
Mulberrv Chronic disc isi s, lungs
he nt kidneys and ge nitn-urlniiiv 01
gans a specialty. Hours, 1 to 4 p in
W. G ROOK VETERINARY SUR
geon Hordes Cittle und Dogs tienteel.
Hospital 121 Linden street Scranton
Telephone 2i,72
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LAi'KAWANNA
Scianton Pa Courses nieparatoiv
college law, medicine or bu-lm, eipens
Sept 12 Send for catalogue. Rev. Thom
as M Cum, LL D. Weiltfi II. Burll
A. M
SEED3
G. II. CLARK ft CO SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen: store 14 Washington ave
nue, green house 1"30 North Main nve.
into; store telephone. 7s2
WIRE SCREENS
JOS KUETTEL REAR 511 LACK -vvaiiiia
avenue, Scranton, Pa, manufae
tuier of Wire Serepns
IIAl'TlirSORCIlESrRA- MUSIC FOR
bills picnic piitlet. receptions yeel
dlngs and conceit woik furnished I 01
ti-nns uliliess R J Bauer, eouductoi
117 Wyoming iveiiue. over llulberi s
music stoic
MKGARGEE RROTHER'? PRINTERS
supplies env lopes piper bags twine
Wniehousp lo Washington avenue,
Scranton Pi
SCALP TREATMENT.
w-t'-i vv w www -ii-w w v ww vwvvw v
MRS L T KELLER. SCALP TREAT
bent, Vic ; fcli.impooliig "Uc f.iclil
inassagt manic m fug 2ic , ehliopody
701 Qulncv
CITY SCAVENGER
A B BRIGGS f LLANS PRIVY VAULIS
and cess poois, no odor Improved
pumps used A BRIGGS, Proprietor
Leave orders 1100 North Main nvenun.
or F.lcke s drur store rentier Adams and
Mulberry Te li phono 9340
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley KuilroaJ.
In Effect Feb 3 iSOD
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and Ntvv loik via D
.c. 11 R R. at ii 43 a in and l.'OJ 2 is, 4.7
Bluck Dlnmeiinl I.viuibh und 1130 p m
SimdiivB. D A. II I .S. 7 IS p in
Foi White Huvcn. Hnzlcton and prin
elnul points in llm toal legions vU D .":
II R R.. C 15. 2 In mid 4 27 p in. For
Pcttuvlllc, U43 iU p m
1 01 Jlelhltlieni Eastun Reading II ir
rlsburg and pilneipal lute 1 mediate si 1
lions vli D eS. II It It , li 15 a m, 1. ni,
2 lis 4 27 Blaek Uinmond Express. 11.0
Sundays, D fc H 1 ' 7 is p m.
l'or Tuukhiinnock, Towanda Elmlri,
Ithaca Gtiuva aim pilneipal Inteiniidl
ato si illons. via D. L & W. R R, 8u8
a. in , 12 53 nnel .1 "i p. m
For Gelievn, Rochestet, Buffalo. Nlng
nra Falls. Chung" and all points west vli
Ii Js H R R 1- 0i. 311 Black Diamond
Expiess 7 IS and 11 TO p. 111 Sundiys. 1)
.1 11, 11 11 a m, TliS p m
Pullman parlm and keeping or Lthlgh
Valley piilor ears cm all lialns between
Wllkes-Ilime and New York, Philadel
phia Buffalo anil '"iispiiisli.il Bridge
ROLL1N H. WILBUR Oi-n Supt ,
South Bethlehem. P.i
CHAS. S LEE Gen Piss Agt . 2. Cort-
lund stieet. Nu.v York
A W NeiNEMACHER. Division I-nss-
cngcr Agent South Bethlehem Pa
For tie kets and Pullman reservations
apply ViO Lickawanun ave . Scranton, I'a.
FULL
HOUSE
Instead of an empty
one, is what you will
hold if you advertise
in the " For Rent "
columns of the
SCRANTON
TRIBUNE.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
m m m - 'tiiiir'rTfv-v--v-irwsiiiiimrijtn
Schedule U Rllect Mir 10. iSol.
Tratns Lcavo Wllkoj.Barra as Fol.
lows:
7.30 n. m week clays, for Sunbur
Harrlsburjr, Plillatlelphla, Baltl.
more, Washington, and for Pitts,
burr; and tho Wost.
10.15 n. in., woek days, for Harlaton,
Pottrville, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsbura;, Phlladslohla,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burand tho Wost.
3.12 d. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burfr, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Wa-vMnRton, and PlttsburfS ani i
0 p. m., weok days, for Sunbury.j
narnsourg, rMiiiaaoiphla and
ittsbure.
J. . IIUTCIIINbON. Ueneral Manaier.
Uel Lucka. anJ Western.
n-'1" Ic"ve Seriinton as follows: Ex
MO trS,,r$!.YJlork ,lMd uU Polnla easl-
a..'itn -0 n"d loa "' m'! UK ana
nilin'nfV .f,or ''aston, Trenton. Phllndel
. ,,","' th.'' south, filO, SIX) and 10.05 a.
Tnh.V "na 3 M "' '"'
i oby hniinn accommodation, G 10 p m
mlrn' V?J f,or "higliamton, Oswego. 31
Miiii'i.1'01'"''.''1, I,lltl1' Dansvllle, Mount
jVi", s ami Buffalo, 1210, 2 33, 9 00 a. m -.
tlnn? f."!"; m" ""'king cloao conncc-
nJib,.tJ.3l"Tn t0 "ll I'olnla in tho west,
v,VVst nna southwest.
Niri oV.V " "'.'""? r.l"l,u',:i ' '" '' ,n
i-i. . V "eiuinmceiaiioii, u iu p
n , S for,l'tlca and Richfield S.i
in
prlngs.
llliacii. 2.".". teiii. , na 1 rr. ..
, , "- "w .1 ,,,, 1,1,1, J 1HJ 1, 111
Til,- ''r,bumberlanel. Plttston "Wilkes-
v ill f l''J. meiutli Bloomsburg and Dan-
im .makin'-' clo',, connections nt No'tl.
VAiMm "1(i fnr Wllllnmsport. Hirrlsbure,
M.V-,V . " "sningion anu ine soutn.
,.:. . . "i-iiiiikiuh iiiiu uiu nuiiii
tin.. . . 7V : "1'"1 ." wiii'i uie'ui-iiu Piii-
uoiiH, t. Ol. lo 'jo ii. m, and 1.55 and 6 40 p.
,ari'h;oke mid Intermedin to statlonn,
". ,?".'' " 10 a m I'lvmouth and inter-
1,1 III 1IM IDtln.i .u.1 tH..,u 1I.. .
1" " stntlnns. j 3.. and 8 CO p. m. For
..fiJi?" !" '.-i p nl, , ,
..,' unman putloi nnd sleeping coaches on
uu express trains
1 or detailed Information, pocket time.
J""1" etc apply to M L. Smith, Dls.
irict I'at,ciuer Agent, depot tlckot if.
lice
Dolavv.tro und Hudson.
tin Sunday, Feb rah,
btniltOll HR fnllrieee
trains will leava
Foi Carbond ile-C. 20. 7 31. s:
10.13 a.
m . 12 noon . I 21 2 20 3 5J, 5 23,
01" 1100 p 111 . 1 IS n m.
6 25, 7 57,
I or Albnnv S iratog.i, Montreal. Bos
ton, New England points, etc. 0 20 a. m,
2 20 p in
. .
For llonci-dnle fc 20, 10 U u. m ;
120.
ii -1 p in
I'pr Wilkps-Bane 6 4i3, . 4S. 8.41.
s",J,
C10,
'U 13 a in . urn 12s. 5 is .isi. tn.
I i iv 11 11. "o p m
For New Vnrk rhUT,lolrliln nir li
Lehigh Valley Rnlliund 0.4 a m 'l2o?.
1 . 127 p m . witli Bluck Diamond Ex
piesi, 11 ro p m
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, C 13.
' " n in . 2 is, 1 27 p in
I'm western points via Lehigh Vallev
Rn 111 oid 7 IS n in .12 03 3 C. with Blacl"
Diamond Express 11)41 n "0 11 in.
Tiains will arrive In Scranton as foU
lows
Fiom Carhondnlc and the North 5 41.
7 U, S"S. set, 10 n 5S a m; 121, 213.
12, 4 21, 7 I! 10 it 1127 p m
From Wllkes-Bane nnd the South-" IS,
7 IS, S is. pi ns n 53 a. m ; 1 IS 2 14 3 48,
5 20. 6 21, 7 31 0 03 10 03 p m : 1.13 a. in
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carbonilale 0 07, 11.33 p m , 1 53,
132 5 31 0 3,1 p m
Foi ilkes-Burre-S 1$, 11.12 a. 111 . 1 3,
2 2S, ',11 7 IS p m
Lowest i.ites to all points In United
States and Canada
J W BURBICIC, fS P A Allnny N r.
II W. CROSS D P. A, Scranton. Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh nnd Susquehanna DIvllon)
Stations In New York root of Libert'
street. N R, and South Feiry, Whitehall
street
Anthracite coal ucd exclusively, Insur
1 ing cleanliness nnd comfoit
TIME 'J ABLE IN EFFECT NOV 20 ISM.
Tiains Icive Scranton for Plttston,
Wilki'S-Birrt, etc. at S 30 10 10 a m, 120,
2 !3, .120 7 10 p m Sundays, 9 CO a m,
1 00 2 13 7 10 p m
For Likewood and Atlantic City S ie)
a m
For New iork Newark and Ellzibeth,
s ..0 (express) ,1 in 1 20 (expiessl, J 20 (ex
pics) p m Sunel.T s 2 13 p m Train
leaving 1 20 p m arrives at Philadelphia,
Rtaellng Teimlnil 7 03 p. m, and New
York, 7 03 p m
For Maiiih Chunk. Allenlown. Bethle
hem Eastern and Philadelphia 8 30 a. m ,
120 120p m Suiulivs 213 p m
For B iltlmnre and Washington nnel
points south nnd west via Bethlehem,
s "0 a ni 1 20 p in. Sundays, 2 13 p m
Foi Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, as
s-n 1 m . t 20 p ni
For Rp-dlng, Lebanon nnel Harrlsbiirr,
via Allentown, SKI .1 111 , 1 20 p. m Sun
d.ix 2 13 P m
U01 PottsvlllP ST) a in . 1 20 p m
Returning, leave New York, foot of Llb
rrt. mroct North River at 4 00, 010 (ex
pi ess) a in 1 30 (express) p. in Sundays,
4 1 p"vem New York South Feirv, foot
Whitehall street at 9 03 a m . 1 23 p rn.
Passengers nrrlvlng or departing from
this terminal cm connect under cover
with all the elevated nllrn.nK Broidwav
eilile cars, and ferries to Brooklyn and
stolen island" making cpilck transfer to
and from Grand Central depot and Lons
"'cave!' Philadelphia. Reading Terminal,
'1 "i'a m.J,ini m Sundays, 6 15 p m
'lhroiigh tickets to nil points East,
South and West at lowest rates at tha
station . ,,.J-, .. cf
J' tr P BALDWIN Gen. Pass.
Agt.
llc nud Wyoming Valley.
Timo Tiblo In Eftect Sept. lntli 1S9S
Trains leave Scianton for Nevv York,
New burg nun inicrint'oiuiu iju.iii.-. ...
O L ."" . iv. . .1 .i. fnr llnwlev and local
Erie
iiii.ji.i ... - ",,:, Tr.,a
point
ut
111 11 m anu -J i 01 ..:
ni fives at Scranton from auove r
10 23 a m . and 3 ID and 9 0S p. ni.
from above points at
-
scit.'io mviKioN.
Ill r.lfecl Oe-mber ,'intli, 1W9?).
North UutllliL
houth Itounil,
2(i:
t
20l
lea
81
Stations
5 a
dC I
p 11 Arrive ieavci
7 85N Y Franklin st
7 40
7 99 .
810 .
7 10 West 42ud btreet!
.it) vveeuawlien
k 11!
r v. Arrive leavo
II" Mir M
10 41
10 40
1031
10 il
10 19
I n ( ndo'U
3 i4, i j)
100
I2'e!
I.MIi
12 40
1J
1211
1213
lltl
1149
till
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Hancock ... ill 4 Si
htailleht .. 3 23 4 4V
Pre ston Park . a 31 1 ,t,
Ulnwood ... 4l &u
Poyntelle .... 2 5e 514
(inon . 2 61 6.1
riOHsant Mt. .. 3f Bf"
Utilciiiddto . 3C 9)4
Foitst City Sit Hi
('arbtndaie . S3! 6tt
Wbue mirtce . . ts ss m
llayncld it 41.9 01
Jeruiyu .... 149 6 01
Archibald S51 6 0J
Wlntea ... 8'4'W
Peckvlllo ., SA9; C A
Olvihant, 4 0 6 ut
I rice burg . i 01 (1
Ihioop 4ICri7
Provlit-nce . 414 6 H
pork Place ... 14 17 6 frl
hcranton . . 4 aoj 6 1
JUU ....
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1100
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8 80
jl u
a vi I tavo
Arrive
Huotlny only
t MRiiHlca that trains stop on signal for pas
lenders '1 1 al ns iOJ aricl sos su ndar only. Other trains
dallv except miirtuy
becuin latra via Ontario a Western besiort
purclulnK tickets and ume muney.
hiou;h vvatfier ourfet (Cwper aod free r
cllnlnircbalrcar hew York to Chlaac1 wr'JkSitt
cll an Be. I'KJ.jcugeT U.u Cicccd te
i'vvo Collin I vr ,'lilr.
J.O, Andcrcon, Oen.ru A(V
T, riltcrolt, lilr, I'tsa, mi. bcranton. Pa,