THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1899. TRIAL LIST FOR CRIMINAL COURT TERM WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY, APRIL 17. District Attorney Jones Has Sched uled Two Hundred find Elfrhtyono Cnses for Trial No Homicide Cases on the List Cases Against Grant Shnfer, of North Scranton, Hend the List of Crises for tho Second Week -Michnel Goggins Will Bo Tried. District Attorney John It. Jones has rompletfd his trial llt for the term of rriminnl court, which begins Monday. April 17 DttrltiF the llr.st week Jtulgo Uunster will piclile In the main court room and Judge Udvvnrds In No. 2, and luting the second week Judge Gunster will bo on the bench In No. 1 and Judge GunBter In No. 2. The tilnl lift for the term contained 1 cases and Is ns follows FIRST WEEK MONDAY, APRIL. 17. 1. Martin Allen. assault and battety; Jolin 11. Ahton, p:os. 2. Hayden Evans, assault and battery: Mary McConvllle, prox. 3. John J. O'C.iadv, Ann O'Grady, polsotiintr tows, Thomas Murphy, pros. 4 rrnnk Goal ins. false pretences; Walter Scott pros. 5. John Racon larceny nml receiving; W. H. Turhman, pros 6. Willie Ecu Is, larceny and receiving; Second Rorla, pins. 7. Thomas Coops, Thomas Miller, ns- suutt and batten, Joseph Gtu- dunt's, pros. ?. Willie Metz, larceny and receiving; William Metz, pros. 9. Mabel Giay, keeping bawdy house; James W. Claik, pros. 10. William Nnvln, nssault and bat tery. Sarah Nnvln, prox. 11. John MoAndreiv, larceny and re ceiving, Kinnk Robllng, Jr., pios. 1J. Adolph Webber, rape, Martin Mil ler, ptos. 13. William Kellnr, fornication and bas tardy; Mary Ward, prox. H. Joseph Smith, assault and battery; John Smith, pios. 15. Adolph Webber, rape; Joseph F. Woelkeis, pros. 16 Alexander Phillips, alias Thomas Jones, larceny by bailee; V. G, Van Storch, pros. 17. Adolph Webber rape; Joseph F. Woelkeis, pros 17'$. Katie Rreen, larceny and ltcelv Ing, A. C. Ncttleton, pros. TUESDAY, APRIL 18 IS. 1!. 20. JI i p -1 .'1 -'". .'! -1, 2S. J1' 10 11. oo 33. 31 3i Nicholas Young, nsnult and bat tel y; Hannah Young, pi ox. James Thomas, malicious mischief; Seth Jones, pros. John Hamilton, assault and battery; Maigarct Hamilton, pi ox. Anthony Munley, fornication and bastardy; John Kimball, pros. P. J. O'Connor, embezzlement, P. A. Danett, pros. Mary Rjnn. assault and batteiy; Ellen Walsh, prox. Anthony Roth, selling liquor with out license; Paul Gumbar, pros. John J. Kelly, Edward Kelly, Mar tin Kelly, forcible entiy and de tainer, Miles P. Claik, pros 'P J K earns, embezzlement; r. L. Rice, pioh Philip Thomas, defiaudlng board ing house, Mrs. Oseai Canenter, prox, '.. Lopatyner, larceny and lecelv ing; N. D. Itosenfelt. pros Dell Coinstock, John Ranks, larceny and receiving. Michnel Moran, pros. John Ilmfman, embezzlement, S. N. Stetler. pros Joseph Soduskej. assault and bat tery, John Rlcan, pros. Hany Goodrich, Ernest Grimths, laueny and leceivlng, rrank Rob ling, Jr., pios. Patrick Hurke, assault and battery; Maiy Dolan, prox. V. J. Malla, assault and buttery; Mrs James McDonough, prox. Samuel Noitls, assault and batterv; Joseph Holtham. nros :ri 3. James Claik, Anna Claik, em bezzlement; James Smith, pros. WDDNCSDAY, APRIL, 10. Thomas Rjan, assault and batterv; Mary Ryan, prox. Michael Gaughan, assault and bat tel y; Sablnn Watklns,, pi ox Harry Josephs, Chillies Wolf, M. Fieadman, consphacy, Joseph Lew, pros George Clark, cooicion of employes; Lewis A. Mack, pros Geoigo F Helfilch, lolation of food laws, R. M. Simmer, uios. Chuenre Snyder, false piotences; Arthur L. Hyble, pios. Michael GolchesM, buiglarj, Annie Harwln, pi ox. H. Josephs, false pietencea; R. Levy, pios. Michael Pishlaiallo. leceiving-stolen goods; Frank Robllng, Ji., pros. Alice Rrandt, keeping bawdy house, Ressle Cohen, prox. Michael Hurl-In. selling liquor with out license; Seth Smith, pros. Alice Rrandt, selling liquor without license: Ressle Cohen prox. Joseph Molley, rape Annie Hai- win, prox. Patrick Munley, aggraated assault and batterv, William Cosgiove. pros. (Peter Zuffl. assault and battery upon public offlcei, W. A Sturde- vant, pros. Michael Pishlaiallo, receiving stolen goods; Frank Robllng, Jr.. pros Mnrtln Devlne, false pretences: Frank Young, pros THURSDAY, APRIL l'0. Aithur Young, nssault and battel v; Hannah Young, pi ox. James Fogarty, Joseph IUcp, Louis Mlnlch, larceny and receiving; Frank Robllng, Jr., pros John Smith, receiving stolen goods; Frank Robllng, ji , pros William Raker, pointing pistol; Anna Raker, prox. 36. 37. 31 to 11. 42. 43. 44. 4.1. ". 47. 4?. 40. .o r.i. &?. 51. 54. FINANCIAL. LaBAR & FULLER BROKERS. Oldest I'stablUhsJ Hojttln iho City. CROVIONS, ou murlu o- lor deliver). TPFICli: Itoomvjooand no Hoard ol Trada HullJliu, icramon. Pa. I. G. LA UAR. I l". FULLEIt April 17 We Will Open Our New Store at 303 Lacka. Ave. Until the above date our REMOVAL SALE WILL CONTINUE until our entire stock of Furniture and Carpets Is sold. PROTHEROE & G0.s 57. James Murphy, robbery; Thomas Leyshon, pros. 68. John Ryan, larceny and receiving; Frank Robllng, Jr., pros. D9. William V. Fuller, assault and bat tery; Arthur Lock, pros. CO. Wllbor Kline, assault and battery; Harry Smollontz, pros. CI. John Lambert, attempt nt rape; Frank Robllng, Ji., pros. C2. George Grumantsky, malicious nils chief; Thomas K. Reddlngton, pros. C5. Margaret Kelley, assault and bat tery; George Herron, pros, CI. Martin Stongas, Rnltro Chullatta, aggravated nssault and batterv; Peter Dolsky, pros. 65. (Peter Lutcousltey.nllas Peter Roche, lobbeiy; Matthew Lucas, pros, 0(3, Amos Lesh, Peter Race, Thomas KIslnger, cutting timber trees; John P., Coslett, pros. 07. C. D. Manning, cruelty to nnlmnls; D. II. Knapp, ptos. OS. James Shayes, larceny and receiv ing; Frank Robllng, Jr., pros. 03. Mick Alexl, lurceny and receiving; John McIIugh, pros. 70. William W. Richards, assault and battery; Margaret Richards, pi ox. FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 71. I j. Parlson, false pretences; L, Frold- mnn, dio". "1. V. S Wolff, false pretences: M. Schwnitzkopf, pros. 73. Max Rosenbluth, perjury; L Fried man, tnos. 74. 'I'. Wnltlion. false pretences; Thomas O'Royle, pros. 75 Hairv Davis. Annie Dals, keeping bawdy house, Kitty Woods, prox. 70. Thomas Sweeney, defrauding board ing house; Samuel Daw, pros. 77. Anthony Gnlovltz, selling liquor without license-: Martin Stunglss, pros 78. Ruth Llewellyn, aggravated assault and batten , Ida Jones, prox. 70. Vlneenzo Rolrfcmlllo, Flltppo Gar cenzo, Joseph Chouef, mnllclous mischief, P. J Ruins, pios. 50. A R. Edgett, laieeny by bailee; W. H. Whjte, pros 51. Joseph Ochekoskl, selling liquor without license; Max Judkovlcs, pios. 82. Joseph Washlck, Frank Sellnskl, ng- ginvated nssault and battery; Ellas Thomas, pros. 83. Hairy Davis. Annie Onis, sellln-- llquor without license, Kitty Woods, pi ox. 84. John Wnshlck, negravated assault and batterv; Kilns Thomas, pros. 85. Thomas Stosh, larceny by bailee; Frank Recker, pios. S6. Milton Murlly, tornlcatlon and bas tardy, Lizzie .Torn, pro::. 87. Jacob W. Boyce, embezzlement: William Uodbv, Pros SATURDAY, APRIL 22. 88. James J. Langnn, de-ertlon; Maiy Langan, pi ox. 89. Romeo Grazlano, surety; Llz.le Grazlano. prox. 10. Joseph Smith, surety: John Sm'th, Ptos 01. John R. Golden, desertion; Floia Golden, prox. 92. Ham Davis, surety: Kitty Woods, prox. 93. Alphonzo Cuz.ino, surety; Jomlano Manlotto, pros. 94. Rose Josanno, suiety; Alfonso Ren- da, pros. !.. Wllber Kline, surety. Hairy Sinol lovltz, pros 90. William XaIn, desertion. Sarah Nnvln. pi ox. 97. Ruban Cohen, surety; Hyman R. Finnks, pros. OS Rns.tlla Zulkowskl, suretv, Stanley Phllkowskl, pros. 91 Benjamin Simpson, suretv; E M. Lowciy, pros 100 Palilck Duggnn, desertion Louisa Duggan, pi ox. 101. John Howard, surety, Andrew Lol pert. pros 102 Wan en P. Wells, surety: Char lotte HaTard, prox 103. Mary Morgan, surety. Edwin Lewis, pros. 104 Edward Cnnfleld, desertion; Jen nie 'Canfleld, prox. 101. Biidget Muira, surety: Mame O'Holieran, prox. IOC John Morgan, surety, Phoebe Mo Hale, prox. 107. Joseph Moigan. suretv John Mil ler, pros. 10S. William Hinman, deseitlon. Re becca Hlnman, prox. 109. Pedro Elllck, surety; A. D. Bob- erts, pros. 110. John Agenn, suret.v ; Rose Blanca, pi ox. 111 Matthew Deegnn, deseitloii, Liz zie Deogan, prox. 112 John Roach surety Maigaret Roach, prox 113. John McIIole deseitlon- Phoebe McHalo, prox. 114. William W. Richards, desertion; Maigaret Itiehartls, ptox. 115. Mnry O'llollern, surety, S.nah Munay, prox. HO Maigaret Kelley, surei. Gtoige Herron, pros. 117. Martin Cannon, suiety, Bernard Moirls, pros. 118. "William Glbney, d ei tlon Mrs William Glbney, pio. 119. Mnigaiet Lyons, suiety; John Ger- Iska, pros, 120. Patiiik Lamb, desertion: Ellen Lamb, pi ox 121. Rosa Lons, suret , John GeilsUa, ptos 122. Frank Robllng, bi-, surety; A. He - nolds, prox 123. Anthony Kuftle. suiety: Charles KravlU, pios 124. Joe Hanchuek, surety; Maty An derson, prox 125. John Pinch, suiety, Wassell Pcr- tonchlck, pios, 126 Anthony Duffy. siiiot. Rildget Ruane, prox. 127. Alonsa Jounnn, surety . Alfonso Renda, pros. 12S. Geoige C Brown surety, Maiv Ensllsh, prox. 129. James iP. Gllbtlde suiety Annlt Gllbride. prox 150. Steve Radcky, suietj , Jacob Nead- nruskov, pios 131. John Jeizerskl. Jos ph Jerzerski Josepi, Chlllevitz. John Sypion, John Ceiolovits. Adam Poperlar- Pkl, suiety; John Manarkey, pios. Continued on Page S l IN THE PLAY HOUSES. "The Ideals" at the Academy. Tho attraction at the Academy th weok will be John A Hlmmellen's big comedy company, "The Ideals," heid ed bv Miss Bcatilce Baile and Mr. Chester De Vonde, two popuiai young footllght favorites The opening plav will be "Eagle's Nest " made popular by Edwin Arden. In it the mtlro company Is seen to good advantige. The sceneiy used Is said to bo panic ularly line, one of the handsome if. fects being n beautiful Ueetrle palace setting, which has been unlveisully Furalttm Manufacturers, 134-136 Wa3h!igio,i Avenue admired. On Tuesday night the com pany will produce for the llrst time here tho big New York success, "The Groat Northwest," In which Manager John A. lllmmellcn has accjulred tho solo right from the owners. A num ber of novel scenic nnd mechanical effects nre Introduced. Today at 11.30 a, in, Howson's Twentieth Century band, which nrcompanles "Tho Ideals," will be seen In a fnncy dress pnrade, giving at tho conclusion a public concert. Dally concerts will also be played before every perform ance. At tho Gaiety. This afternoon will be tho beginning of "The Monte Cnilo Girls" engage ment at tho Gaiety theater. In addi tion to this well known burlesque com pany. Manager Osten haH been most lavish In his expendltuies In present ing for the amusement of the patrons of the Gaiety Adgle and her trained lions. It Is without question one uf the costliest nudovIllc acts now bo foro the public It Is separate and apart fiom the hurlestiuers and tho performance will bo given Immediate ly nfter the conclusion of the per formance by the builesque company. That this act will become a sensation In town and undoubtedly pack tho Gaiety to tho doort) at each perform ance Is an assured fact. There will be no Increase of pi Ices duilng this engagement. Matinees will be Given dally. "Tho Man from Mexico." The popularity of Willie Collier In H. A. Du Souchet's funny farce, "The Man from Mexico," everywhere It has been presented Is sufficient to warrant a large patronage during his engage ment at the Lyceum on Tuesday even ing. "The Mnn from Mexico" was originally produced at Hoyt's theater, Now Yoik, last year nnd scored an In stantaneous hit. The pi oss was un animous In its appioal and old and hardened theatci -goers were as en thusiastic as the school boys oer Its brilliant wit and ludicrous situations. Not only was It successful fiom the fact that Collier has a congenial role, but the story Is a most Interesting one and as played by Mr. Collier and the members of tho Smith and Rico com pany furnishes an amount of amuse ment nnd merriment seldom encoun teied In a fatce. "Stories of Rosenthal." Rosenthal Is a gieat woishlpper of Rubinstein. A pleasant and humor ous little story is tho following, nts told by Rosenthal himself "One af ternoon while In Italy, near Lake Como, Bublnsteln sent me an invita tion to visit him, an opportunity of which I was only too glad to avail mjself. It was out of the season and the steameus had ceased to make their legular trips across the Lake, where Rubinstein resided It was In the rainy season, and tho Hoods hnd spoiled tiavrl, so I decided to swim ncros the lake. I put my clothes In a dilapidated little skiff, plunged In and swam across to the opposite shoie pretty well exhausted and my gar ments drlppllng with water. Freshly attired, 1 Jumped Into a cab, and ar ilving at Rubinstein Villa, sent up my eard. He received me with open aims, and when I 1 elated my adcn ture he said "You nie a see-ond Lean der. nnd I answered "You are my Heio" "On nnothei occasion," said Rosenthal. "I was in Weimai with Liszt. The giput coni'ioser on this oc casion bad n lends vMting him, the Countess Meondoiff and hereon, the latter eighteen jears old. This boy, whenever lie entered the presence of Llzt, ran to the piano and played tho D flat valse by Chopin. "The young fellow imagined that he played this composition better than auone else In the -aorld Liszt en dun d his plavlng for his mother's saku, but at last he complained to mo about it, and I decided to rid the great master of the annoyance This was a dllllcult task, as the countess was veiy pioud of her son's playing I made up my mind to play the vilse in faster speed, the same time in double notes, in thirds, n sixths, and to work together in the second part of tho valse both themes In a cenliii puntnl manner. In the evening nftei supper, the young man lequested per mission to play hlM faoiite valse again, and, without waiting for Liszt's consent, rushed to the piano an J played awaj When he Ilntshed I sat down in the chair and played the also in double notec, double speed and both themes togethei, and the young man was ,-o en st fall en and abashed that he hupledly left the room and did not appear befoio Liszt lor a vury long period Llt thanked me eij much, and said "You played a most beautiful Chopin with Sauce piquant a la Rosenthal " Rose'iithal appeals hen- next Wednesday evening at tho Leeum The .sale of balcony seats to teacheis and students of musk opens this moinlng at 9 o'clock at the Conseiatoi of Musk. The sale of flooi seals opens toniorrow morning at the sanm time anil place, THOSE WORRYING PILBS'-Onc ap plication ot Di Awnew s Olutnunt will f,Ko jou romtrit Applied eeiy night for three to six nights, und a cure Is efftet fd In tho mot stubborn tum-m of mind. Bleeding oi luhlnt' Piles Di Agnew's Ointment runs Iziina and nil Itching and burning skin dice ises It nets like mngic 31 cints Sold bv Matthews Bros, and W T flaik-TS THE7 MARKETS. 15j Associated Press Vow Vnrlf At-ttll C rntn.... I.. ..,!. .. ...,. ... .. .si.. ,, t i,Li(frp, ill l.'liit " market centered about tin bank state-1 meat which on its appearance ncelvud a arluts of Intel pietiulonn The llrst iin-l I resson seemul favorable as prices n s with a lively jaw. but fuller analysis of tho stattment uppeaird less upiimmtlc t n urimr. nu innll.lm, ..-, m. I....i.. .1... ... .u... ...... ...,.,,,, ou ,11 illume II" market weak nt the end and lrre-,ul uly ehunged on tho da v. Total sales were a 40O slum s By r'nuington & Cin-ack New Voik, Apill 8 'the gcueial eon.lt. lions oie ns bullish as tlu were a week ugo and thore is not n reason to doubt tint as soon as tho niaiket has settled down fiom its normal site. m saull have a Kiariu.il df pi oclntlon In pi lies and hm. ith of the "lundard seciultlcs on any wtak spots will have ic.ison to central Ulan ihemi-elvpB befoie the tunimer lumiMi ni over. Pmnsylvmla New Yoik Central Burlington, St. Paul, Rock Isl ml Tin Plate Metropolitan 1 nlmi Paillli. pipferrod Pec pies Gn.t, Federal Steel nnd Piookhn llupld Transit uio nil purchnfes at or ubout cuirent quotations, A Thin- of Beauty VLOREY & BROOKS. s3 &) nlf0 1 The People's iMMMsAMMMAMAAMMAMAAAAMWM A POPULAR CLEARING IIOUSC for tlt3 Heusflt of All Who Hnve Houses to Kent, Konl Kstnto or Other Property to Sell or l''xclitin!e, or Wlio Want Sltttatlom or Help These Sninll Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for Five Cents a Word Iixjcpt Situation- Wanted, Which Ais In. sertcd Free. FOR RENT PHILADELPHIA STORAGU HOUSE 2M l'cnn avenue, rumlturo carefully moved at low rates. FOR RENT-lOiJ LACKAWANNA AVH- nue after July 1. Store with elevator; four floors, finest location In Scranton. r R. Nettleton. DRSK ROOM OR SHARR OlOKI'ICi:s 1. 2 and 3, stcond lloor, front, Coul Rxchnngo Building, for rent. Sco John JI Harris at above olhccs. STORAOR-LARGI DRY STORAGB rooms for rent at 113 Franklin avenue. Inquire In tear. Telephone No H6J lfnrrv Bettcrly. FOR RBNT-LARUH BARN. CAN AC tommodate 62 horses Inquire of Moses Bros. & Co . 318 Lackawanna avenue. housi: ron rent inqvTriIop har- ry Spencer at Stevens' Cash Store, Dunmore. TOR RRNT-IIOUSEB NOS. 330 AND 312 prth Wrshlnpton avenue, below city building Suitable for phvslclat's' otllccs and residence. Applv to Henry Belli, Jr., 01 Conncll Building. FOR RENT-STORR BOOM. NO )7 North Washington nveinte. formeily occupied by J v. auernHe. Steam neat, f levator, rear entrance For tcims applv to Jones Bros , 311 Lackawanna avenuo. FOR RENT -HOUSE 621 MADISON avenue, steam beat, every conveni ence Apply Owens Bros, GUI Madison avenue. rr?? C K S R COMMONWEALTH Building; Hlnglc rooms and suites for term of years with vaults One i-ulte of six connecting offices with three vaults or three suites of two oillrrs, each wtrh vault. Model ate price Itcflnlshcil to suit tenants Inquire at room G09 on 6th lloor FOR RENT-DESK ROOM OR SHARE of offices, second floor, float Coal Exchange. Call at room 15. FOB RENT SECOND FLOOR, 701 Qulncy. FOr? SALE EGOS FOR HATCHING-. Wo. SETTING lice powder. Svvarts & Co., 312 l'enn avenuo. FOB SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT Guernsey Brothers' rooms, 7-S Burr building. Goods tho best, p'lces the low eat, terms tho easiest. A call will con vince all. DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE nue. For particulars address Box .J13, Scranton, Pa. FOR SALE TEN R-I-P-A-N-S TOU 5 cents at druggists. Ono gives relief. FOR SALE OR RhzNT. FOR SALE OR BENT-SINGLE HOUSE, b03 Qulncy avenue, city steam; selling price, K500; rent, $10 per month Including steam heat. G. F. Bel nolds. and there Is no question but what tho end will bo much higher pi Ice for all ot them. Tho market closed very Inegular, Insiders weie anxious to buy any stock that had the nprearanie of being cheap. Quotations furnished bv LABAR i: Ft'LLI .1 stock, grain and cotton brok eis. rooms 209 and 21G Board of Trad building, Scriintnn, Pa Open- High- Low- Clos ing ct set lot Am Cot Oil . .U ,i 3il 3C4 Am Hug. Be g Co . lru idoii, ir.iii.,1",!,", Atch , To, .I S. Fo . 204 21U 20'vi 21'4 A. T A: S F. Pr . r.u, r,p2 uo Cl'i Am. Tobneeo Co ..221 222 21s 221 Am. S &. W .. bl (j 62 t3i Biook B. T .. lilts JI1)" llj'i BS's Can Southern r7' ."'s 57 57'i N J Central . . lis lpa-, 117 HS'i Chfs .4 Ohio .. . 2i, K 2i,u. 2-ifc Chic. & N. W US 159", 18 l''i Chic, 15 & Q .. 142'J Ul 111, 112 Chic , Mil A- St. P ..127 127 12n 12bf, Chic II I. .W P . . .lit", 117U IIG'4 llfi'i C C. C. & St. L . .. Si)' ()' tn ))!, Delaware Ac Hud . .llfii, 117 118". U7"t Fed Steel, I'r St Sr.' S2V. SI Fed Steel. Com . hVj iW m iMs Gen. Electric lU'i US inn. nr. I.ouls fk Nash . . Gl4 Gl, (,), Cl'i Mnnhnttan Elo . ..IP' IPs ltf 1Ki13 Met Tl action Co 21 1 211 217L L'R'i M. K At Tux.. Pr . 'l"i ';3.4 338 "), Mo Pacific lv 1 IS 4SH Nat Liad . . .'.V, JV ::l 3l N Y Central 1".S 1 s 1 !7- VU Out & West 27 27 20 17 North Pacific .It r.l'4 .W .1H Nor. Paellle. Pr .... 7k' j 7!ia "!, '.S5, Pacllk Mall i 50 43 I IV People's GnH 121 121's lis IP'S P .i B 1st Pr .. .. G. US, CP, Gl'i Pouthein R. R.. Pr . M", 5H. BO'v 51i Tenn , f & Iron ..17 .7s 5V, '(P, 1'nlou Paclfle . .. i,'.j IilT IGi, ih Union P.ie, Pr .. . 7T. 707, ',n '.ii, V S Rubber .. -m, jii3 (ni, -,0, U S leather, Pi 71 ;vt 724 7! Wabash Pr 231.. 21s, 2T4 21", West Union fil4 91"4 93s, 'Tt CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Open- High- Low- Clns WHEAT. tnu. et, est. Inu Mnv 72 72 71 71 J"' -"J ,i"J ll' ,1'J CORN. , May Hs 31'i .H'i .H'V July 3.V, 3i4 31 31 OATS. , May 2t 2fSf, 2.,n :g. July .' 25 23 2.-.U PORK. i Julv 9 12 91.' 1 !7 137 May R in S'2 527 ", 27 LARD. I May 130 9 30 123 9 27 Julv . . .5 40 IIO 5 ta 5 10 Scmnton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS Bid Askri Scranton & Plttston Tjuc. Co. rt Ulrst National Bank gM Elmhurst Boulevard 1(J. Scranton Savings Bank 2 Seiunton Packing Ci - n-uia Vntln))iil Bank .... .cr Throop Novelty Mfg. Co Bcianton Railway Co -n Dime Dip & Dls Bank 3io Economy Light, Heat & Tow er Company Scranton Illuminating, Heat SO 13 ,v Tower Company .... ;- Fciantou ForRlng Co m Tradcis' National Bank 139 Lacka. Lumber Co ,-a Lack Trust & Safe Dep Co. no Mooslc Mountain Coal Co ir,i Scranton Paint Co 8I) Clark & Snovcr Co., Com . . no (-lark . Snover Co., Pr 12; Carson Coal Co 1(rt Scranton Axle Works s0 Scr Iron Tenco & Mfg Co . jyo BONDS. Scranton Pass Railway, ntst mortgage, duo DS ... .113 People's Street Rallwaj, first mortgage, duo 1918 B5 People's Stieet Ballvvav, Gin- eral mortgage due 1121 , B5 Dickson Manufacturing Co . . pin 1 ...l.n n-... ..ul.1.. CJ..Snnl IW .A. i.ueiva. ,jiiiiij. ,eii.M,i h-r JU. City of Scianton St. Imp C'o jo. Ml vernon i oai uo . . . S3 Heranion axio vvorics jm) Scrantoti Traction G", bonds .. 115 . . Carson Coul Co , i) l') NewYorkQrain nnd Produce Market. New York, April S Flour Quiet and barely steadv winter patents $3,73al, winter stialghts 150a3G5. Jllnnesota patents. $390n4 15, wlntei extras, $2i,0a3j winter low giades, J2t3a233, Mliitnisotu patents $1!iatl5 do bakers, JlnlSi Whuit Spot closing easy, No 1 northern Duluth. S30., f 11. b afloat; options opened firm on betutl cables than ex pected but weakening under fino weuthcr nnd a raid bj bear traders, ruled heavy nil tho forenoon, closing weak at e. net ileellno. May, lfi;a"7Hc. closed 7Ge . July, 75 15-lCa7"c closid 7Cc; Septem ber, 74Hale., closed 7-t'ic. Corn Sjiot flimer; No 2, 4Ja4c, f. o. b. afloat new and old; options opened steadv with wheat, but subsequent! v It Med to reallz lug and closed easy at c. net decline; Exchange. WANTED. WWi WANTED-CASE OF BAD HEALTH that R-LI'-A-N-S will not benctu. Send 5 cents to Klpnns Chemical Co , Now xork.for 10 samples nnd 1,000 tcstlmonlsls. HELP WANTED -FEMALE. LADIES TO EMBROIDER-GOOD PAY- Ing. easy work sent tn your hom; write for snrnplo and materials. Unique Embroidery Co., 102 Fulton St.. Now "toik. REAL ESTATE. FOR RALE-MY RESIDENCE AT 235 Colfax avcruc! Just ci nipleted. All modern Improvements Hrrdwood finish snnltary plumbing, electric lights etc. Price reasonable. Address rrnnk T. Okell, 220 Broadway. New Yoik city. FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT - FIMInTsHED BOOMS with booid; also trarslent and table board Fan rot House, 315 Washington nvenue. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR rent In atilet house one or two chil dren. Address, P. S Tribune olllce. FOR RENT-PLEASANT I'-.tMSHED rooms; conveniences. Rooms from '100 up, 22 Mulberry street. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CUBXFOlfsXLE Ut 000' ACREs"viB gin forest, Malioganv Rosewood and Cedar. A bonanza Principals onlv. No middlemen Addrcs Box lw, Scranton. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE SCRANTON GAS AND WATER Co. and tho Hyde Park Gas Co , In ac cordance with tho policy of theso com panies to reduce rates from time to tlmo us may be wai ranted by Inei cased con sumption, notice Is herebv given that on and aftor April 1, next, tho price of gns will bo one dollar and ten cents per ona thousand cubic feet consumed, subject to the following discounts Klve per cent, on all bills where the consumption for the month amounts to less than twenty five dollars, ten per rent on all bills where tho consumption tor the month amounts to twentj-llve dollars and up. winds. Provided the bill Is paid on or before the 20th day of the mouth In which the bill Is presented Bv order of tho board. u B HAND, Secretary. CITY SCAVENGER A.B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS and cess pools, no odor. lmpioved pumps used A. BRIOGS. Proprietor Lenvo orders BOO North Main avenue, or Klcko's drop store, corner Adams and Mulbeny. Telephone 9310. SCALP TREATMENT. MRS. L. T KELLER, GCALP TREAT ment, 30c , sh impoolng 50c facl.il mnxMiRe manicuring 21c, chiropody. 701 Qulnc NEWSPAPERS THi: WILKESBA'RirH'micDTtDCATi be had In Scranton at the news stands of Belsman Bros-, 4o" Spiucc and Wj Lin den; Mac. Lackawanna avenue, I. S. Sehutzer, 211 Spruce street SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION WANTED-BV A GOOD vegetable girdnei good references Address M , Elnihurst SUTUATION WANTED-BY A I.ADV at house cleaning Mrs Rodnev, 212 Railroad avenue SITUATION WANTED WASHING, Ironing or nn kind of hou'e cleaning bv- the dav, or will take washing home. Mis. Lee, side door, 120 Franklin avenue DRAUGHTSMAN WISHES SITUATION, moderate vvam-s llrst-el i"s rHerences. A A . Tilbuno office city. LADY PASTRY COOK WANTS A SIT- uiitlon, one who makis fine pie a spoclalty. Addles Mary, Tribune otllc e SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT tho llrt part of thr week washing and cleaning, washing and honing taken home alHO, Call oi address L B 331 North Sumner avenue. Mav closed Vc Oats Spot dull. No 2 '. 'ii.11 r No ! i2e . No J white, .t.o . No. t white, il'.e , track mixed, wistirn J2'sa IlHe. tr.ieK wlilte )ia.h'ic , option!. In active Bed Steadv. l.ard Dull, wist era attained, $'.'., Apill 5 52, nominal; legllned, sleadv , contlmnt $3 75 houth Aineilca, fujj; compounds, lalc. I'oil Stead ; mess riM, short eleai, $102", nii'T-i, rainnv miuvuii. Butter-Ban steady, IJlglns, Jl'vc, Imitation cieam- dv, lliUS'vi. state ililiy. 1 lii.Me . do creameij, 17a21e Cheese FlrmT largo white, 12al2e , small white 12 Ulc largo colonel, 12al2c , small lolnred, .2 aUe , Unlit skims, 8nl0e, , oait skims 7'j ,iSe ; full skims lu5c Eggs Firm; statu una i-i nnsvivani.i i;c, western fresii, 12'.nHe Tallow Dull dtv 4'-e., num. tij. 4"jatc. Chicago Grain and Produce Maiket Chieigo. Apill sivai of ,1 bearish government nop reiioit together wall mild spilng wheat c uised hcavj liquida tion of wheat by long- As 1 rtsult Mav wheat nfter an advance of e. closed with u net decline of Hae Corn loni ".4.1 . and oats c. Polk laid and ilos are a shade lower Cash quotations were as follows Flour Quiet and easj , wlntir patents, f!WU3uJ, straights. $20i.tJ'i; dears, $3aS10, spring siiedals, $llOal23: patents JlJOalfiij straights $2'mi1o. bakeis !2Si"10, No 2 spring wheat, Cti.a 71'ic ; No 3 spring wheat iSaTHi , No 2 rul, 72.174c , No 2 coin I4'2c . No 2 jel low 34.i3".c No 2 white, ,'0a30e. , No. 3 white. 21.130c . No 2 rvc ."iji-t No 2 barlev, SLUc ; No 1 flax seed JI Hal 19': N W tlil'i. mime tlmothj seed. J2.M1; fioik, J120a'i2. laid &". 27'i.n. .0, rljis, U TO tl t -.1 shouldeis al'2e ; sides J)9"a3G",; whisky, $120, surais, cut Imf ".. si, gi ul ulated 13 3.1 Chicago Live Stock Market. Chicago, Apill S The few consign ments uf cattle that came ou the mar ket odav wcie disposed uf at recent pliers The demand foi hogs was 'Ood and strongir prices prevalhd Fall to choice, 3l3to.il 9i: heavy packing lots flCO a3V)i. miMil f t GV1.I & , but In is J.ir.,i 173. light. l.2i .nisi, pigs nu,i3 70 The offerings of sheep weie mcistlv 1 onsltrned tn tliu slaughtering houses and prices ruled nominal Reielpts Cattle, 300 head, bogs, UQOO he id sin p jii lp ad New York Live Stock Market. New Yoik, Apill S -Beevt s Nulhlnr do ing feeling stiadv Calves -Trading Hm itnl. No 2 state tattle sold 11 1 "Vi 2" feel lng vveik. Sheeo and Lumbs lit Id for higher prices, feeling viiv firm op Buf falo advices Hog!' Flrmi 1 , good west, era mixed wclsht sulil at $120 East Liberty Cattle Market. East LlH'rts. P.u Apill S 1 attlt Steady, etia JMu3C pilmu f 2" 11 10. iiiinmnu tIIS0.il. Hoks I'm hnnged Sheep Steadv. choice wetheis, t'wti i0. common $ta3 75 tholce lambs Fi'iOifi. common to good $l7"a5V,. cllpiml sheep. $17.il.3'); dipped liunbs, tlVi.2u spilng Iambs, $7al0, vial calves $ViS73 Buffalo Live Stock Maiket. East Buffalo, N. Y., April -Cattle-Stendy; light suppl). Hogs Light sup ply, tops, tl.10.i4.li: rose fiom SJ.W up. Sheep and Lumbs Stronger, '"l wools, t"J5a.30j do. clipped, il50al.32, wool Bhce-u, tl.75a5.10. PROFESSIONAL. AtJCHITEOra EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, Connell building. Beranton. E. L WALTER ARCHITECT, OFFICE rear of Gor, Washington avenue. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITECT. Hi Spruce st., cor. Wash, nv., Scranton. FREDERICK L, BROWN. ARCHITECT Price building, 12ii Washington avenue, Scranton. T. I. LACEY &. SON. ARCHITECT.!, Trarlers' National Bank DCITt3T? DR. I. O. LYMAN," SCRANTON" PRt ynto Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul berry, PR H, I- REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 11 Wyoming live. WELCOME C SNOVER, Coal Exchange. 2nd floor, Room D Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to 5. HAT MBUPtCTUKEn. TOLLES, 109 SPRUCE STREET.MAKE3 your I1.1t to order nnd they fit hotels and nstrAun iwrs THE ELK' CAFE, 123Nd"i2T"fBANK lln nvenue. Rates reasonable P. ZKKILHR, Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE NEAR D , L. W. pasot gei depot. Conducted on the. Eu ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop. 1 wYnv FRANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND Couniellor-at-I.aw, Bun building, rooms 13 nnd II, Washington avenue. W1LLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, AT toinejs nnd Counsellors-at-Law. Re publican building, Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa. JESSUP ,". JESSUP ATTORNEYS AND t'omiM Mors - at - l.iw Commonwealth building Rooms 1, 20 nnd JI. JAMES VOAKFORD ATTORNEV-AT-LAV.. Ilniras 511, C13 untl 516, Hoard of Trado building. D. P. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on real estate secuiltv Mears' building corner Washington avriiua nnd Spruco street JAMES J H HAMILTON, ATTORNF.Y-nt-Law 501 Connr.onvvcnlth building, Scranton. EDWARD W, THAYER. ATTORNEV. Rooms 103-101, 9th floor Meats building. L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 502 Bourd of Trails building, Scranton, Pa. C B PITCHER, ATTORNI.Y-AT-LAW. Commonwealth buPdlng. Scianton, Pa PATERPON & WILCOX, TRADERS' National Bank building C COMEGYS, building 9-13 REPUBLICAN A W BERTIIOI.U Mcars' building. ATTORNEY PHYSICIANS AND SUH3SOVS MARY A SHEPHERD. MD. HOME opathlst, No 22S Adams nvenue. DB W. 1 ALLEN. 51" NORTH WASH Ingtou nvi nue. DR. L. M. GATES, ROOMS 207 AND LOS Board of Trade Building, Olllce hums, S to 9 a. m , 2 to 3 and 7 to S p m. Resl. deuce, 309 Madison avenue DR C L UREAS SPECIALIST IN Kupiuie Truss Pitting and Fat Reduc tion Ofllco telephone 1311 Hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9 DR S W L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE .',1 Washington aveniu Residence HIS Altilbeiry Clnonlo dlsuaseb, lungs, heart, kldnevs and gcnltii-uiluni) or gans 11 special tv. IIouis. 1 to 1 p. in W. O. BOOK, VETERINARY S1IR genu, Hot sis. Cattle and Dogs treated Hospital, 121 Llndin street, Scianton Telt phone 2i,72 school; SCHOOL OF THE 1 ACKAWANNA, Scranton, Pa Ciuifch pripiratory to college law, medldneot business Ofipris ?ept 12 Send for e ilalogiic Rev Thom as M. Cann LL D Wnltel 11 Buell, A M. SCFD3 G R CI ARK Ar CO SEEDMEN AND Nuiservmen; stor 14 Washington ave nue, green house, 1350 North Main nve nue, store telephone TbJ. VJIi? SCREENS JOS. KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACK -wantia avenue, Sen ntim, P.i , manufac turer ot Whe Sc let ns. MISCES.L' MCOCS BAUERS ORCHESTRA-MUhlC TOR balls, picnics pjiilis, lectptlons wtd-lhm-, and ionce;t vsotk turnluheil Uor term", uddiess It J Biiuei. conductor, 117 Wjomlng avviuie o- 1 1 Hulberts' music stole MEGARGEE BRdl'IlERS, PRINTERS' supplies envt lopes papei bigs twine Warehousi la Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa RAILROAD TIME TABLES. U-hlgli V.illev Uailfo.id. Ill effect Feb 5 1SS9 'I RAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For Philadelphia and New Yoik via D S. H R. R at h 1. a m and UOl, 2 pi, 4 27 Black Diamond Epn ", and 11 "0 p, m Sundajs. D . 11 , 15s 7 43 p m For White Haven llaleton ami prin cipal points in the tojl regions via D Ar 11 R R G 13 2 is and 127 ji m Tor Pottsvllle tl 43 2 is p m Uoi Bethlehem Eision, Reading, Ilai rlsburg and principal Intel mediate sta tions via D .V II R It G 43 a m , 12 03, 2 18 4 27 Block Diamond Expicss 1130 Sundavs. D & II . 1 5s 7.4S p m Uor Tunkhannock, Touanda, J'lmlra Ithaca, Geneva nnd principal Inteumdl nte stations via I" L & W R R, 80S 11 m 12 53 and .1 o3 p in Uor Gdieva, Rochester Buffalo Nlag ar.i Falls, Chicago nd all points west via D & II R. R 12 H 3 33 Black Diamond Express 7 4" and 11 30 p in Simd.ivs D Ji II , 11 41 a in 7 IS p m Pullman parlor and sltcpiue; 01 Li high Valley purlin c.us on all trains betwu-n Wllkes-B.irre and New Yoik Phlladel phi 1 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge ROLl.IN II WILBUR. Gen Supl South Rethlehun, I'.i CHAS S LEE Gen Pass Agt . Colt land street New Yoik A W NONEMACIIER Division Pass 1 nger Agent, South ButhUhem, Pa Uor tickets nnd Putlm 111 icservatlons aiiply 309 Lackawanna ave . Scranton, Pa WMmAMmmmtwvr s ;; g: g UO YOU Need help .-JM If VOtl do, .IV SO s tliiouili tlie "Want Columns" of T h i. J Tkiui nx. It will cost ;d2 bnl ! eg ONE CENT A WORD .... 1 Jg ami the applications you will receive in re- ! 5S response to a Tribuni- g Ad. will be the kind IfS vou want. One cent ! a woid, or live cents a ; 2g word for six insertions "fS ! PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. J RAILROAD TIME TABLES. amamv4 Scllfillll.il I'lli-t Mfiv m. 1S-1I. 7.30 n. m week days, for Sunbury Hnrrisbur-r, Philadelphia, BaltU more, Washln-rton, nnd for Pitts, burg and tho West. 10.18 a. m., weok days, for Hazle ton, PottBville, Rending, Norris town, and Philadelphia; nnd for Sunbury, Harrishurg, Philadel phia, Baltimore, Washington and Pittsburg and tho West. 3.12 p. m., dally, for Sunbury, Har rlshurg. Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington, nnd Pitts burg and the West. 0.00 p. m week days, for Sunbury. Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia nuci Pittsburg. . r. .rri'.J,'300Dl (ien'1 p- AjenL J. B. HUTCHINSON, (leneral Miaior. Del.. Lnckn, nnd Western. Effect Mondav. Nov. II, liis. Trains leavo Scranton ns follows: Ex press for New York and all points east, 1.40, 3 00, 5 10, S 00 and 10 0. a 111. ; 12 55 and 3.33 p, tn. Express for Easton, Trenton, Phlladal pliln and tho south, 5.10, f. 00 and 10 05 a. m 12 55 und 3.31 p m Tobj h.inna accommodation, CIO p. m. Express for Blnghamton, Oswego, El mlra, Corning, Bath Dansvllle, Mount Morris nnd Buffalo, 12 10 "K, 0 w a. m.; 15, nnd 5 50 p. m., making close connec tions at Buffalo to all points In tho west, unit Invest and southwest. Washington accommodation, 3.40 n. m. Blnghamton and vvuv stations, 103 p. m. "Nicholson accommodation 5 10 p. 111. Express for Utlca nnd Blchfleld Springs, 2 ' a. m. and 155 p m Ithaca. 2,--., 9am nnd 1 5., p m. I or Northumberland, Plttston Wilkes- m1"0' P'nouth, Bloomsburg and Dan . Ille, making cose connections nt North utnberand for Willi imspnrt, Hnrrlsburg. Baltimore. Washington nnd tho south Northumberland and Intermediate sta tions, C 00, 10 0) a m , and 1.55 and 5.40 p. Nantlcoko and Intermediate stations, o OS nnd 1110 11. m Plymouth nnd Inter mediate stations. 335 nnd S.50 p. m. For Kingston, 12- p ni Pullman parlor nnd sleeping coachea on all express trtlns. Cor detailed Information, pocket time tables etc, applv to M L. Smith, Dis trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of llce. Delaware and Hudson. On Sunday, Teh. Dtb, trains will leavo Scranton as follows: For Carbondalc 6 20, 7 Kl, J 53, 10.11 n. m.. 12 noon ,s 1.21, 2.20, 3 62, 5 25, G 25, 7.57, i) 15, 11(H) p. m., 1 Hi a m. i'or Albany, Siratoga. Montreal, Bos ton, New England points, etc. (1.20 a. m , 2 20 p m. Tor Honesdale tf 20, 10.13 a. m. 2.20, 3 2i p. 111. For Wllkcs-Barrc-fi.43. 7.1S, 8.41, 9 S8. 10 13 n m. 12 01, 121. 2 1R, 3 31, 4 27, 6.10, 7.1S. 10 41, 11 30 p m For New York, Philadelphia, etc., via Lehigh Valley Railroad fi.45 a. m., 12 0.1, 12 4 27 p m.; with Bluck Diamond Ex press, mi) p. m. For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 6.45, 01 a m.; 218, 4 27 p m, For western points, via Lehigh Valley Rallioad 7 IS a. m., 12 03, 3 31, with Blacls Dlamond Express, 10 41, 11.30 p. m. 'Plains will nrrlvo In Scranton as fol lows. From Carhondale and the North 6 40, 7 41, S3S, 134, 10 !S. 11 5S n. m.; 1.23, 2.15, 3 2.. 4.21 7 41, 10 IS, 11 27 p. in. From Wllkes-Barro and tho South fi.11, 7.4 MS. 10 OS. llf."i a. m.t 1 IS, 2.11, 3.43. 5 20, 0 21, 7,51. 0 03. 10 05 p. m.; 1.13 .1. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. For Carbondalo 9 07, 11.33 p. m.t 1.53, 3 32, 5 51. 9 53 p m. Foi Wllkes-Barre-D 4S, 11.41 a. m.I 1.5S. J 2, 5 41, 7 IS p m. Lowest rates to alt points In United! States nnd Canada. J. W. BFPDICK. O. P. A Albany, N. Y H. W CROSS, D P. A . Scranton, Pa, Central Railroad of New Jersey (Lehigh and Susquehanna Division.) Stations In New Vork Foot of Liberty street, N R. and South Ferry, Whitehall stieet Anthracite coal u--ed exclusively. Insur ing cleanliness and comfoit. TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 20, 1S93. Trains leave Scranton for Plttston, Wllkes-Barre, etc , at S30. 1010 a. m , 1.20, 2. 11, 3 20, 7 10 p. m Sundaj s, 9 00 a, m.. I.Oil 2 15 7 10 p in For Likewood and Atlantlo City, S.30 a. in For New York. Newark and Elisabeth, j :a (express) a 111.. 1.20 (express). 3 20 (ex press! p. m SundHvs, 2 13 p. m. Tram having 1 20 p m , arrives at Philadelphia, Bi tiling Terminal 7 03 p. m, and New "tork, 71 p m ... For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethle hi 111, Easton and Philadelphia, S.30 a. m 1 20, 1 20 p ni Sum! t s, 2 13 p. m. For B.iltlmoie and Washington, and points south ind west via Bethlehem, 8 30 a m 1 20 p m Sundays, 2.11 p. m. Foi Long Blanch, Ocean Orove, etc., at S 10 a in 120 p m For Readng, Lebanon and Ilarrlsburrr, via AlU'iitown, S J u. ni., 120 p. m. Sun dav, 2 11 P m For Pottsvllle, 8 W a m , 1 20 p ni Returning leave New Vork, foot of Lib erty street. Nnith River at 4 00, 910 (ex press) a. m 1.30 (expiees) p. m. Sundays, 4 30 a. m. , . . I.uive New York, South rerry, foot Whitehall street nt 9 01 a m . 1 2.1 p. in. Passengers arilvlng or departing from this terminal can connect under cover with all tho iluvated lallouls, Broadway cable cars and ferries to Brooklyn and Staten Islands, making quick transfer to and fiom ("land Central depot and Long Island lallioad . I.eivii Philadelphia, Reading Terminal. 1 21 u in 3 00 p m Sunda s, 0 13 p. m. 'Ihiough tickets to all points East, South and Wet at lowest rates at th "j,"j" OLHAt'SEN. Gen. Supt. H P BALDWIN, Oen. Pass. Agt. Uric and Wyoming Valley. Tlmo Table In Effect Sept 19th, 1K98. Ttalns leave Scranton for New York, New bin g and Intel mediate points on Erie rallioad, also for Haw ley and locul points at 7 01 0 m nnd 2 21 p m. Trains airlve at Scranton fiom above points at 10 23 u m und A 13 and 9 0S p in. sc:itAiTO niviNiniv. In Cffcct Oi tiibor 30th, 1809. ftortli Uuuuil, isoutli BeurvJ. 2051 2011 feai 'X I Ci)4i300 P t StUtlODS - t.3 f uArrlre I.euvc 1 M 7t3 7ftS 8ie 7WN y rranuiin 8t TlO.West 4.'nd street 7 00 WeehtvTken A III ? w'Arrlve Lenve r v r 11 10 45 10 40 10 31 10 41 1 15, 1 0'J l'K r.Mo, ( adotin Hancock mat light Preston Park Wlnwood Pojutello urson Pleisant Mt (lidonilale Foi (st City t'HibnUaie 1li to bridge -MajtlflJ Jerinyn Archibald VMnton Peckville Oil 1 hant I'rlctburg 1 lu nop Prnvidenre Park Place aiOi iM 2I) 4 8J SS 4 48 or, r.- V 41 01 SN! 6 14 2C8 CL3 8 ftl 810 6 41 IN III If 10 100 . .. i-.n ... 040 .... y.c... 92 .... I 111 . 9U7 .. 90). .. 1" 1 41 I2i1 li9, 1 1 49 11 aii nro, IlL'vl mn it i 11 it 11 11 11 07 11 ov 11 01 1101 B0.-7 its SSI 8 Ji I3 4II 101 H3S ... 3 if. 60! 3 M S Ot 8 54 8 U .9 llt 4 01 A tl 4 oil em 4 10 1. 17 111 fi.i I n m 4 8d. U 8 M 8 8 42 no 8 3S 8 81 a Dni r 10 5.1 scranlon j. u Leave Arrive' r k'p h f Suortiyonly t alKDines that trains stop on signal tor pav lengere I rains S01 and 2'W Sunday only other trains dallr except suudny. ecuro rates via ontailo Western before purchasing tickets and biuo inoner. hiou.U Wagier Dufftt s.v-prr and tree re cllniug chair car New York to cblctro t hout change. I'ttujciigrr iAt;j Hw3ccc-il to A'woCeiilel er.llilr . -,. .. i. Atidcrcon, aen, ras Act. T, FUtcrolt, DIt. Pus, ..KLboranton, Pa. 4
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