THE SCRANTON TRIBUJNIS- SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1899. PITTSTON NEWS The Earth Drops Out or Bight on Lambert Strcot nnd Terrorize the Residents A Fortunate Runaway on Main Street A Fire Up at Cork Lave. The resident- of that iiortlon of the city known as "Frogtovvn," are In what oomo peoplo would term "Hard Buck." In the vicinity of Lambert street, the seams of coal which under lie It, have been honeycombed to such nn extent, that for several weeks the (surface has been nettling, and so much ko that many who have Invested their life savings In snuff homes lire begin ning to wonder where they nro nt. Tho Newton Coal company, who had the misfortune to operate the Twin Bhaft at the time of the disaster, aie also tho proprietors of tho ltuvlne ohaft, the workings of which underlie the surface -which for quite n long time have kept the people In that locality In constant dread The latest commo tion occurred ut un early hour yester day morning when the families of .l.uneg I'osten and John Gallagher, whose homes nre about twenty feet npart on the upper portion of Lambert street, were awakened by the usual tumbling noise, and timidly making their way outside they discovered a deep rhnsm between their home", tho bottom of which could not bo discerned with the combined light of Heveral lanterns. Your importer hearing what had occurred, went up to the locality and found the members of the Posten and Gallagher families in a state of mind bordering on frenzy, afraid to enter their own homes In dread of be ing swallowed up alive should the opening incieasc Its proportions. The edge of the o.ive Is within six feet of l'ostcn's hou.se, and whom the sutfaee down to the coal seam, a ill.sluncc of forty to fifty feet, dieappeuiod to, Is a mystery to those who had the pluck to go nenr the dangeious opening, for at the bottom the seam of i onl on either sld was plainly visible. Later In the day, the company had several of their employes hauling props to the scene, and these wero thrown down the open ing and Into the mine, for the purpose of supporting the roof and prevent, If possible, an Increase! of the present trouble. Hundreds of people visited the scene throughout the day. J. D. Monle, of the West Bide, hnd n dangerous experience about noon yes terday when driving up North Main utrect. A portion of the harness broke and became entangled in the hind legs of ths animal, and the latter started off, with the driver powerless to con trol him. Domlnlck Corcoran, who was coming out of his place of business took In the situation at a glance, and running out In the stieet grasped the bridle, and after being dragged a con siderable distance succeeded In stop ping the frightened animal. Mr. Monle was profuse In his thanks, but Domlnlck with his usual bashfulness, simply raid It was only exciclse. A dwelling house owned by John Reap, and located at Cork l.une, was burned to the ground last night, to gether with nearly all tho contents In eluding a valuable piano. There was no one In the building at the time, and a lamp that had been turned down low Is supposed to havi exploded. Lors about $2,000, with a small Insur ance. The students of the Young Men's Chilstlan association gymnasium will give an exhibition nt Armory hall on nett Tuesday evening. von. SALE. A marble soda water apparatus, with eight syrup guages, two steel foun tainp, syiups and all other accessories complete and of modern style. Ready for immediate use. "Will be sold at a bargain. Address, 10 South Main stieet, Tlttston. THT1 VIENNA. DINING BOOMS, No. 10, South Main street, erve meals and light lunches at all hours, while at noon an exrullent dinner for a quar ter Is served. Theo. IJilttlgan. BECHTOLD'S HOTi:L for something in the German order, and their lunch tonight will be no ex ception to former effoits. You arc in vited. THE 1300 WASHER AND WRINGER company, who are located In the Tro ell block on Broad street, are supply ing this vicinity with their Indispensi ble machines. Call, and Manager Chappcllo will be glad to both explain and Instruct. CORCORAN BROTHERS. At the Union hotel on North Main FINANCIAL. LaBAR & FULLER QROKERS. Oldest Kstahllsh;il lloji; In the City. Dealers in SIOCK.S. COITON, ClttAIN aJ PKOVIIONS, on m.ir,'ln o lorilrlhory. OPFICU: Knuni 309 and i liiurcl of Tral: Uull.Ha;, icrjnton, I'd. L. O. LA HAH L, F FULLUH Do U Know Why mot Mock investments fail to make mono) " We Can TelS You Tho Investors Co-operative Co operates In Htoeks and Grain without the usual risk in speculation. Hums of fVvD or mure can bo safely In vested. fiend for prospermia. THU INVESTORS C'CJ-OPEKATI VE CO., Mall iiiul i:.putn Building, iuj Hroadwaj. New York Jos. J. Sleeper l'r slileni , ,imi 1'icM. dent of Citizen's Mutual Banking md Building Soiletv; Post llrand Commander American Legion of Honor. Investors should write or rnll lot DAILY MARKET LETTER giving Information of tsperl.il 11l11e Stocks, Wheat, Cotton. OnleiH solicited, puieliase or Kale, euh nr maigin. KNNIS & STOIM'W. Memberj Consolidated Slock Eveh nine. COMMISSION I1UOKEH8 M NEW ST. NKU YORK April 20 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 s sold. PROTHEflOE a GO street, have one of the finest nppolntcd resorts In the city. Everything up-to-date, and to be found In all well ap pointed restaurants. A seventy-five cent mcnl for n quarter Is one of ths poMlbllltles served by n. first-class chef, while th" bar Is stocked with tho best. See Jim and Doin. IN THE PLAYHOUSES. "Pudd'nhend Wilson." That delightfully droll character, 'I'udd'nhend Wilson," was exploited at the Lyceum las,t night by a company headed by Edwin Mayo, son of Frank Mayo, who dtamatlzcd Mark Twain's slorv and created the chatacter. Young Mayo strives to exactly dupli cate his father's Interpretation of the character and Is entirely successful. Though his work Inst night was marred by hoarseness. It was received with eery evidence of faor by the audi ence. The company supporting Mr. Mayo Is very capable. "The Telephone Girl" Today. The success of "The Telephone Girl" Is partly due to the fact thnt the en tertainment Is completely characteris tic of the Casino In point of atchness, of motif and ensemble, and, moreover, In piodlgallty of color, and mateilnl In the stage presentation. Tho produc tion at least offers two novelties that may, pet haps, be legaided as innova tions in Casino methods, one being the wholly feminine complexion of tho chorus, and the other the long skirted gaimentry of Its corps de ballet. In the Hi st named, particular altos aie made to atone for the exclusion of the male voice, and In the second respect the gaudy hue nnd graceful movements given to the ndoinlng raiments do not cause the observer to regret tho ab sence of the conventional tights nnd abbreviated habiliments. The support that the stars, Louis Mann and Clara Llpman, locelve from their associates In tho cast, prepossessing choruses and dancers Included, together with the scenic framing of tho whole, contilbutes very effectively to tho success of tho diverting piece. "The Telephone Girl" will be at the Lyceum this afternoon and evening. Sousa's Novelties. American audiences demand novelty, always novelty, even In their concert progiammes, and It Is skill In catering to tho musical preferences of his pub lic that has Insured a large proportion of John Philip Sousa's popularity nnd .success. The selections Sousa offers on the present tour of his famous band are fairly representative of tho best efforts of contemporary composer, while at the same time he does not for get tho substantial and standard works of the great masters or his own stir ring nnd t ideally American marches which have won their place In the his tory of the Spanish war. Sousa and his band will visit this city on Mon day evening, playing nt the Lyceum theatre, when .Miss Maud Reese Dnvles. soprano; Miss Doiothy Hoyie, violin iste, and Arthur Poyer, trombone, will be heard as soloists. Miss Rober and Company. At the Academy of Music, commenc ing Mondai, for the entire week, with dally matinees, Kathorine Rober, New England's greatest favorite little nct ivsa, will mesent all New Yoik suc cesses thnt have never before been played at popular prices using all nie lial scenery, electrical effiM ts, and the most goigeous costumes, diiect Impor tations fiom Pails, ut a cost of many thousand dollars. This is one of the finest organizations pi renting only New York successes at 10, 20 and .in cents, with daily matinees at 10 cents. The opening bill will lie the gieatest sensation of the present age, "The Gieat Diamond Robberj," Tuesday night Annie PlxkVs greatest faivo comedy, "The Deacon's Daughter:" Wednisdaj night the great sci earning farce-comedy, "The liatehelois" Thieo Twins," and the rest ()f the plav.s for the week ate just as stiong and well known, so .secure your seats eaily. Little Egypt for Three Days. "Little Egypt." the d.mctr, will be the attraction nt the Gaiety tluutrr next week for tluee days. She has neen touting the country appealing be fore nudlenee, that fill .-very available space in tho theater, standing room only, has alwav.s he n at a premium, so anxious ir the general public to see the worn 1 n who became famous In a night. Reside "Little Egypt" an ele gant burlesque peifonnanee will he offeiod, Intioduclng the spiny burlesque " High Old Time,' interpreted by a number of pretty women and clever comedians. Crane Tuesday Night. William H. Ciane Is underlined to nppe.it nt ihe Lyceum theater nnvt Tuesday, when ho will present his lat est buci ("-siiil comedv. "The irn,i ..f the Family." Any one with unv knowledge of the staire will Txmliiv admit that this latest addition to hu lepcitclre la the most satisfying n Is liumoinuu it In t.iuiin in,, 1 1, ,i,.;.i.. ' holds the mliror up to nature In pi - ' s-enting ,1 suies of pictuics 0f Inn,,n, uiciriy life. The plnv is the e,i Clyde Filch and Leo Bit' I. liafeln -It Is up adaption fium ihe Gcini.in o '1 Ariorye." Mi Prune nier,en.,..l it for the Hi st time dining his New York engagement and it's hit thuie Is ald to have been emphatic. To Cure a Cold in One Day Hike Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets All drusglsts refund the money if r falls to cure. 23c. The genuine has L. It, g. on each tablet. - I'U.E TERRORS SWEPT AWAY-Di. .vgnew'B Ointment stands at the head i.s 11 nllever, healer, nnd sure cure tor Piles In all lornis. One application will give, roiniiiii in u few minute m. and three to i du.vs iippllcuiloii aieiiidiug to direc tions win uie elminlc cases. It nil. v, all Jtehiig anil burning slclu dlsetsen in a dav. 'ft leutH Sold by Matthews Hms and W T Clark -'. Furnltiir3 Hanufactarars, il 134-136 Washligloi Avenua THE MARKETS. Wall Street Review. New Yoik, April 14. Trading was rather sluggish most of the day, trans actions only slightly exceeding half a mlllon shares. Local transportation shares continued prominent In tho dealings vvhllo tho railways moved within narrow limits. The Idea that Brooklyn Transit might benefit by somo of tho mooted electrical combin ations made tho stock In keen request. Manhattan ran up some three points while Metropolitan, after an eaily dis play of sttength, broko 7 points, clos ing with a not loss of 3. Tho railway list, although neglected most of tho day, was strong In tho late dealings. In tho final dealings the pressure against Traction stock caused somo recessions nt the best prices, but tho undertone was good. Total sales were 697,724 shares. By Carrlngton & Cusack. New Yoik, April 14. The market opened Irregular with u good deal of pressuie in the Grangers, which was Inclined to bo heavy on the continu ance of bad crop rcinirta. Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened stiong on 120 ex-rights and ndvanced 5 per cent, dur ing the duy. Tennessee Coal and Iron, which we called your attention to yes terday, Jumped five iKlnts on very heavy Inside buying and Is going higher. Colorado Fuel and Iron also showed signs of activity, and on very small tinnsactions closed one and a half per cent, above last night's bid prices. The sharp advance in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Manhattan and the coal Mucks caused considerable covering by tho shorts and good buying by the shoits and good bujlng by the Com mission Houses. Continental Tobacco was freely bought by inside interests and the stock will undoubtedly sell very much higher. As we icmarked yesterday the mai ket Is, first, Inst and all the time a bull maiket, and although there may be seveie setbacks and will bo sharp fluctuations, yet for the present the whole tendency is towards higher pi ices. London, which was a seller yeslcidny turned buver today, chiefly Atchison and St. Paul, but! was small sellers of Ontnilo and Western and Anaconda mining. Tomoirow'.i bank statement may chock transactions In the early morn ing, but there is no sign of any mater ial setback at the moment. Federal Steel, common and preferred, are both purchases on any weak spots, nnd gined, can tafely be rui chased on go ing ptlces. The close of the market was h reg ular with great sttength In Brooklyn and the Flower stocks geneially, with t Bum, Mract-5 nib ink mb mbmbfgg Quotations furnished by LABAR & ri'LLBU, stock, grain and cotton urok eis. rooms )D and 21C Boa id of Trado building, Scrcinton, I'a Open- High- Low- Cloa- Am. Cot. Oil .. jik est pet int.- Sii'a oii"i .T,'i Am. hug. Rug Co ..lu'i ii.su 11.7 lbS Atch , To. & S. Fe- .. 20"'s L'l Jijk a., t. ii s r.pr.. iovj 1.1'; i,u! ci Am, Tobacco Co ....i.V.'t aiVt 22V , 2JVj Am. S i W hV.. u) i',. i?, Brook. II. T. 12-. Uf, 1W ill N. J. Central lis lis n;u. 1171. Chcs. H Ohio 27?. ;v 7: - !e i w. ' iV' 1V" "" Chic, k N. W Ihl't. li,l ii.iu p.j-t r'i--. b& q iii; iu'j in' in', Chle , Mil. & bt P..l.7 1.'7', l.7 1.'7', Illicit. I. &P ....K 117", 1HV 117 C. C C. ,V St. L .. &i2 fil", Ml (p. ton cliiH UK, V171 . i'i,; 'i7 Delaware Hud ...lis lis" US lis Fed. Steel, Pi f-fis, ,7i4 Nji ,7 Fed, Steel Com .. . i7 IA W i,mj Cm Ehcttlc UCi; 7 Uiji, Louis - Nash .... (,;i4 -,it r,-i ,-v Manhattan Ele . ,.UJ4 1271, ll'J'-. l.'-r. Mi I Traction Co .. 2T.I -,4?4 i; 2.7)'.. M K A; Tex., Pi .. ,Vt 40V ; ')3, w"L Mo p.i,mc :, K'i ml si4 Nat Lead ::pa ".", s IV N Y. Cential 141 HP', 141 1IIU ui. o. h i'pi i.'J-'i - -U k Ll Ninth Pat ilk WU ' .l-'l IC'i Nor I'aelfle, Pr . .. 7s TsfK 7s"-i 7SX P.ullk Mull ri 5Hj r,l IP. P.-opliVs lias 127' Us'. 127U LT'Z Phil. & Hi id 2J7, 2Vl 2' 2' 1- iv u., i , ir. ii, u, i;n, c Southern it. 1: , I'r.. riH wu "ii4 ra Tenn , C : Iron . . rli, 1,". &s sV Texas .t Pacific. .... 25 iri 2." 2.1 Cueii Pacllle -,i,t, 171. u,th 4-jt t'nlon Pae , Pr S-o'i sip- so s) F. S. Rubber cp, ,-.ji, M'i ': V. S Leather, I'r .. 7.O.. 71 71'. 7l-4 Wnlnsli. Pr 2I'4 IP, 21'i 24'i West. Union 9I riv UPH sii, CHIUAOO BOARD OF TRADE ..,,... Open. High- Low- Cios- AM1EAT. lug. est, est, bur May 74'i, 7Vi ',-. T.U Jns. 7:, " Ti1' ' May ikl av- ?, nr; July :l ::.' rt r.i, OATS. May 27 27", U. jh July 2V 2i' :i .'i, PORK. Ml v 007 fi u7 !HL 9 0", July 'i3 !..); 1, .si ;i j,j LARD. Mas 17 "Jii .1 17 117 July G.'j r.3. 1:12 :,si Scianton Roaul of Tiade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS. Seninton At I'lltston Tr.ic Co Bid. Wi) AHkeil. ii) hirst .National Hank j.lmliurst Boulevard Seiuiiiun SavlngH Bank Pi rantim PecKlng Ci Third Nation il Bnk 'I hioop Novilly Mlg. Co Serenton Hallway Co Dime Dip. J. Dls. Bank .. . l'eonnniy Light. Heat & Pow er Companv ri lanton Illuminating Heat A. Power Ciimpany Si i anion Forcing Co Trader' National Bank Lielcii. Lumhtr Co Luc La. Trust A: Safe Dep. Co. Moosie Mountain Coal Co. . . Scianton Pilnt C inik fr Snovcr Co. Coin. .. Clark A: Spovtr Co, Pr Cuson Coal Co Seruntoii Ab- Works Scr. Iron Fence: Mfc Co BONDS. Scrjnton Pass. Hallway, fliht meitpage. due I'.tJ) People's Stieet Railway, ilrst mortgage, due liilS I'eople's Street Railwav. (leu. eral inoitguge, due 1021 Dickson Manufacturing Co. ., Lacka. Township School ,.';.. City of Seranton St. Imp. Gce. Ml. VelllOH Coal Co .. Seinntnn Axle Works Seranton Tructlou C bnndK .. Carcon Coal (o 23 iJ 21"! S3 iV) 10-) Ji.V.j ir. 100 I") l') 115 115 11 100 102 10.' ST. J Ml lln'l 115 NewYoikQraln nnd Produce MnrUet. Niw Vi,ik, Apirt HKJour-QuIet and lower lo i-ell Wheal Spot weak: No. .' red, J-2'4e . No 2 nnituvrn Dululh, Sl'.e ; No I nniihern New York, Mc ; opions opined flim but sunn turned weak and tho elose wua vieuk, ,4nl'c. net lower, tho bitter on May which suflureil a bear raid; Mnv closed 7SUC.: July 7S'ic; Septem bel, 7'iTi,c. Coin Spni c is , No. 2, 2-i,a 13e , options oprii.i xteadlcr but be caine wenkei and . ' veak at 'ia'c. net derllte, May ii i akl. ; Julj- .ijije pats-Spot uulit. No J'.c; No. 3 white. .I.e.; nnili. n dull nmui-Basy: Blglns 20c. Cheibt- Hi m. i;KBH--Barely bteady. western fresh, 134nHe Philadelphia Orain and Produce. Philadelphia. April U-Whiat-'ie. low er; contract grade, April, 7i,'ia7r.?c. Cnru -ic lower; Nn. 2 mixed, April, 2Vi40c. Oatu-Fltm; No. 'i white clipped, 3Sa'ttiic: U:.l l0- .'!- 'fci'llc.i No. 2 mlved, do. .aJ3'tc Butter Dull and Hale, lower; fancy weBtern ereameiy, sic.; do. prints, 22c. LggH-FIrm; frcHh. netiby. 13c., do. western 13'4e.: do. Koulhwestern, l'lc, do. southern, Yi'.v. Clice Firm. Re- The People's Exchange. A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the neuslt of AH Wlto Huvo Houses to Rent, Real llstnto or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Wunt Situations or Help These Small Advertisements Cott One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for rive Cents u Word Except Situation Wanted, Which Apj In serted Free. FOR RENT HONSBS TO RUNT IN ALL PARTS OV tho city, Ski up. M. II. HOLOATD. STOIuTs TO RBNT IN ALL PARTS OV tho city. M. H. HOLQATB. BARNS TO BBNT IN ALL PARTS OV tho cltj. M. II. IIOLOATB, Common monwenlth Building. aix-nooM Hocsn roil runt, uo Kelliim court, near Mulbcrry street. FOUR ROOMS TOR rbnt-bromlby" aver.ue. pantry, closets, cellar, yard. Inqulro 205 N. Biomley avenue. FOR RBNT-100 LACKAWANNA AVU- nue nfter July 1. Store with clovator; four lloors; tlncst location In Scrunton. F- i:. Nettleton STORAOD-LAROK DRV STO R AO 15 , looms for rent at 111 Franklin avenue. Inqulro in rear. Telephono No. lie. Harry Bettcrly. HOt'SB FOR RUNT INQl'IRB OF IIAU- ry Spencer at Stevens' Cash Storo, Dunmoro. FOR HI:nT-HOUSK8"nOS. S30 AND R32 , .,prtli Wrshlnston avenue, below elty building. Suitable for phvi-lclai'V on'ccs and residence. Apply to Henry Belli. Jr.. 401 Conncll Building. FOR RKNTSTOUES ROOM. NO. W7 North Wnshlnrton nvenue. formerly occupied by J. w. Gucrney. Steam hent elevator, real entrance. For teims apply to Jones Bros, 211 Lackawanna avenue. IOR RDNT-HOt'Sn C21 MADISON nvenue: stenm heat, every conveni ence. Apply Owens Bros., cnl Madison nvenue. O F PIOUS IN COMMONWL'ALTl t Building; single rooms and suites for lerm of ven-s with vaults. One suite of six connecting ofllces with three vaults or thtco suites of two oillces, each with vault. Modeiate price Rcfhilshcd to suit tenants. Inquho at room W)9 on Cth floor. FOR RBNT-sr.COND Qulncy. FLOOR, 701 FOR S ALE FOR HALKO.N12"nx7 PRDMO CAMI5R V Z'iss lens, B-iuscil and Lamb shutter nnd tripod, flood us new. Cost jr. 00 Mill Mil for J'nno Can bo seen nt Pony Bros'. Music Stoic, Wvomlng avenue. FOR SALB-HOTLL. (lOOD STAND; rent reasonable. Taylor A: Lewis. FOR HAL15 BLACK. MINORCA AND White Plymouth Itork egg for hatch ing. Male bird! for bale. 1X14 Mons-y avenue. Green Rldue STORC I'lXTl'HBS FOR SALi:-2l-I'T. oak counter. ,t counter nhow eaes, 22-ft. oak shtlvlng with drawers, fine; 1 glass wall case. 1 Moslcr rafe. Cheap If bought at once Apply 41t Spruce street. FOR SAL15 TWO POOL TABLI5S AP ply J. S. Pritchard, b.ubcr Fhop. f.M Court Mieet. DBSIRABLi: LOTS ON COLFAX AVR nue. For particulars address Box 213, Scrauton. Pa. FOR SALR TI5N R I-P-A-N-S FOR u cents at drusglsts On" elves relief FOR AJ-E OR RhNT. FOR SAL12 OR RBN'T-SINGLi: HOI'812 iij Qulnev avenue, clt stenn, selling prlie p,.:tn, icnt JIOpn iiimuh tin hiding bteuinw,hcat O. F. Rej nobis. ffgljL gSjy; TE. FARMS FOR SALI5 l?R"ir( UANCIF. foi ilt piopeitv M II IIOI.GATi: FARMS FOR SALI5 IN ALL DIItlT'" tiims from SLri'iuon. at prlns tiom fiee un .l 11. IlulC.ATi: Ciiunion vvealth Building ?2.M WILL Hl'y MODI5HN 1UHS11 tr Vi'A1. 1,'.',IJ.VI,lu,rf, ,,,t- lJlwl1 K'drf 1 XI. IHJlAiA I n.S-fl WILL BFY NLW SF.VFN-ROOM house modirn will be oompl-ied ilav 1st C'.ihh. JTei). M II. 1IOLUAT15. liLft'i WILL HI'V NiJW DurilLi: hoiiM, la rooms oath cltv steam, Qtiiuc) avenue. M. H. I10LOATI5 U.M') WILL HI'V TURKL-HDfriF 'rU. central Rent tlu. M 11 hol (1ATL. fcS WILL BITV MODEL IIOMI5 Quliicy avenue. M H. HOLOATL $!i;,l WILL BFV DOFBL15 BLOCK, hiishiths Liiekiivinua ivenite .-nod run .M. . HuLOATi:. Commonwe ilth Building. FOR SAf.r-MY RFSIDKNCn AT 233 Colfax avenue: Just n mpletol All modern lniirovetiieut& II: rdwood Ilnlsh i-anltaiy plumbing, electilc llidita etc. Price leaionallr. Addifss F-ntik i Okcll. 220 Hroadvvuj, New Yoik cltv. fined Sug'il.i Steailv Cottmi - l'n- t banged 'lallow Klim; eln pilnie in iiogsiieucis, 4i..i , Lountii do no., n ir lels p.i , link, do I'jc . i ,iki 3 4c , creihe .', iP.i. Live i'oii.tiv Sun l fowls. U'julSe.. old lonatfrs -c., voung I do . ll'.al.'c , ilueK-. UiiIJi Dren-ed roiiiiij cjiiui. iowih mi-lir. fowls choice, 12e , do full to Kiiod. Hull' c; old lomitis. H- . chickens wiHtrm cholet. 1! nl.l'iC; do lull to good, !'il2c UecelpU Flour, ;f"H' biriels and lr.cjiXi s.k'Us, vvhi it Mi'iO liushfN, emu r.(i hiudi It, oats, n,im liiishiN ShlpmentH-Wh-'it, :i.iiii biifhelH; coin, "s.frjft bushel,', oaH, ll.Oi'J bu.shels. Chicago Live Stock Maiket. Chicago. April H -Cattle-Ruled thin Willi pili i.s l.ugeh a point higher: fnii'v grades biousht J.'.iw. S 7". , choice Htcirs v-!oa'm; niulliims, fl7:alu:. beet do., J.Wia4.7D. ptoekeiH and feeder. $tirflaj(i", tows and hilteis. 3lnal2.'i. western fe I Hteers. J12IU3VI. eal"b, tt.ni.l, lln', Active demand and rli es nil' d strong n ta'V.c. hlttlur: full to choice . STSOa.'i',; heavy packers, l"jnl73; mleil. $.i."ia'M, butilicrs, IKi.i3t. light JJCJ.'H.S.", Plgi, 12.'i.ri,70. She-i-Trade lens active, (.hnr.i lambs a llttlo lowir; Colorado wnnleil lambs. f'nOariW; western lambs, J3 "'ia3 " and hhom do, ?la113. inoi-tly, M 73 and upwardH; Hiring lambK 57nlfl pit ;i) poundH; shfep broue,hl $la4 73 for shorn; vvooled niOauln, chietiy ?l7en4V3- not miuh being done below $1 50. Receipts Cuttle, 1,300 head: hoiss. 13,000 head, sheep, 0,000 head. Chicago Giain and Produce. Chicago, April H Talk tmlu of exag gerated crop damage reports Induced heavy selling hi the wheat pit and May after an early gain of ,c closed with a net decline of l'(.al'4e Corn lost ;c. nnd oats i,hc. Pork and laid advanced 2'c each and ribs S't-tflc. cnsh quotathns vveie a a followH- Floui Stronger. No. 2 spring wheat, 7fn7le.; No 2 do do, iSa 7.V.; No. 2 red. 7t!a7c ; No. 2 coin. ;'Si4e ; No. 2 yellow, mi. No 2 oiitH. 27si"i2ve, No 2 vvlllte, 30a31e No 1 do 2!)i.ai0i,e ; No. 2 ie, VAsnWti : No 2 brlev,"3').l7e ; No. 1 llax heed, SI 21. N W Jl 23, prime tlmnthey sed $.'30: mtss pink, liaPiKi; lard, r17Vja5 2(l; short ribs, Jira185; drv salted hhouiders 4'al'-c sl.oit c lear, l 90 a3; whltkey. Jl 26, sugars unthanged. Duffnlo Live Stock Market. Bast Buffalo. April 11. Cattle Dull nnd weaker: coarse heavy si'ers, 1.70at73, VfiilH. Jlal; choice. $3 25.15 50 Hogs-Re. oelpts, 4u cars, generally lower by 2'ia r.e ; Yoikeis, J1!3al! mixed $ln'03: good weights, J1a4 03, pis. 3.Tfn3 if Sheep nnd Lambs Receipts. 6.' cars, nwer for lambs, wools. 0.10V30; culls to good. 4 W aC; clipped $4 !mar.'"i; wool sheep, 51.90.1 5.15; clipped, J3&lalCA Oil Maiket. Oil City. iiP April 14.-Cre,llt lulances, $1.13; certlllcateH, no bid; shipments, 57, 5C0 bauds; average hlilpmenis, 3,!il bar nls; urns, SK.SS1 batiels; uvorauo urns, 7S,4i liui ril WANTED. WANTF.D-BOARD AND ROOM WITH privato ram My or two furnished rooms for light houtckccplng. Addtcsa A., Trlbuno ofllcc. , $2,600 AT C PER CBNT FOR A TBRM of years on leal estate security worth threo times tho amount. Address A. U., Ttlbune office. Vv'ANTBD-CASB OF BAD IlBALTlt that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benetlt. Send 5 cents to Rlpans Chemical Co., New York.for 10 tamplos and 1,000 testimonials. AGENTS WANTED- AOBNTS 'FOR COIN SLOT KINFn T. scope. Big commission Bxcluslve terriloij. l'ns for Itself soon. American Kllictoscope Co., Washington, D. C A MAN IN BVBRY LOCALITY TO sell pure vvhlskv direct fiom distllleis to privato consumerh Woodland Distill ing Co., Covington, Ky. HELP WANTED-MALE. aovLMnNr" po's m on s'- do n't prcpnro for anv civil servlee exatnl nation without seeing our Illustrated cat alogue, of information. Sent fiec. Col umbian Correspondence College, Wash ington, D. C WANTFD-A MAN TO TAKi: CHARlli: of vvliolcsale llsb business In i Ity, must mulct tund tho business nnd give $300 hccurlty. Address Box 'i5, Bradlw Beach, N. i. MAN TO APPOINT AOBNTS RFF erence3 leaulred $U) pir month and expenses. Permanent. Clark e Co., 234 S. 4th St.. 1 lill.i , Pa. WANTBD-S A 1 .BSMANJ LOCAL OR traveling; liberal terms, peininncnt. Brown Bios. Co., Nursciiiicn, Roches ter, N. Y. HELP WANTED -FEMALE. (ntbSlmmkdlVtbi.y-skvrrai. waist triinnurs In our drcssmnking department Only those tint have hnd experleiiCH In high class work need ,ipp,. The Leader, 121 and 120 Wj inning nvenue. WANTi:lT"lMMKDrATi:LY-SKVBRAL expei leneesl salesladies for our ml llnery depatttueiit Applj Siturday. Tho Leader, 121 and 12 Womlng avenue WANTBD-A OIRL FOR OKNBRAL housewoik, German or Welsh pit -fened S. W. O Ttlbune office. LADY FOR ROAD POSITION. PBRMA nent mi jiei month and expenses. References required Cl.uk & Co, 2,1 S Ith St , Phlla . I'a. LADtBS TO DMBROIDBR-OOOD PA- lng. easy woik sent to vour home; write for sample nnd mateilals Unique Bmbroldery Co , 102 Fulton St New Vnk FURNISHED ROOM 91. Ntf'BLY l'rRN'ISUBD ROOM WITH board for one or two gentlemen nt 124 Mulbeiry street. FFRNISHBD FRONT ROOM FOR rent In unlet bouse on" r tso ihll- dren Addtess. w P. S Tiibune office WANTED TO EXCHANGE. VvANTKD-TO BXCIIANOB A FINB upriuhl piano iliit-el.is m.ihr but lltt'e used, foi oikI hi rse nnd luig';. Aildicss I O Bo 2m BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IF YOF WNT '1C) INVI3ST IN ANY one orheviral lnes ol business. Call iiiul h.e us Mil HOLOATB MONEY TO LOAN.r Mtl.ST.Y TO LOAN AT "'.""ti) "i cent on nppiovid scmrlty : HOLOATB. FOUND. FOFND-A LADIF.S' WIIKKL ON TUB 'th of March n. nr l'lini-ni hose linn -i Ov n r inn li.i.c s.im l tia.sing lor this ad SPECIAL NOTICE. TUB SCRANTON OAS ND WATFR Co. and t lie lixdc I. rk tl.vs Co In ac cordance, with the policy of Uiese enm pinles lo reduce I Ues tiom tlm- lo line as may be waiianted bj Incejsed e.in hiinipilon notlie 1 hereby given that nn and aiti April t, next. Ui pi Ice of gas will be nun dnllai ui.d un cents per one thousand cubic frt consumed, .suh'"ct to the follow mg ilit-eruiits- Five per cent on nil bills when the consumption lor the month am nuts to lei. tl.iui tw ni tivo dulliiis, ten p r cent on all bills when, the cniiMinintlcin for the month amounts to tvvciitv-flvn dollars nnd up. uu". 1'rov tiled tin- bill 1- paid on oi la fine tb. t!0ti rtT of the nniiith in vhlch the bill Is presented Hr rinlr of tho hoard. ,;. h hand, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS. HXTKA FlVn'sl'RINC, LAMB TODAY .it T I" Can- ,n. Suns Washington maiket, oip Cunt House NEWSPAPERS tiii: wilm:s-brri: ri'cord can bo bad in Seranton at tiii news nds oi ueism.in linn In. Murine ami ".n, .n. den, M Noitnii -.22 l.ui-1-.iw mill ivcnuc, 1 S. Schulzer 211 Spi uei- slieet. CITY SCAVENGER A H BHHJOS CLl:AS 1'RcVY VAFLla and cess poola, in odn linpioved pumps usnl A BillOC.S. f'r.iprie'or Lenvo onleis 3100 Noith Main avenue or Blcko's dim- store roiner Adams ind lulben Telephone 3'D SCA LP TREATMENT. .MRSL T KBLI FRSCALp'trITaT mint 50i siuimpiioini;, Vic facial massage m.iuli urlng, 23i , chlinpodv 701 CJuincy SITUATIONS WANTED .-"-.. 'sXVrfVXi -WVW SITFATION WAX'ITIJ - WASH INC., Ii oiling or mix kind of huusi (leaning by tho clai or will inKu vvasblug home Mis. Lee, side dour. 120 l'l n.klln uvetiuo YOUNO MAN. 23 YCAHS OF ACill, strictly sober and well educated ! -sires a position with good llini oi eom paiiy. willing to ii'wpt anv lislllmatc jm. hltion, can lurnlsb good releiuices Ad dress A J l", t.v! Washington avenue. A MARRlKD MAN WANTS WORK AS teamster or am kind of vv uk, can speak Herman anil KukII-Ii. can nlw gond lefeieliies AddieaS .'.it Rcisn bllect Scrunton, P.i. A FIRST CLASS C11F.F WOFLD LIKH a position In hotel oi ii-stuurint In Ihe city or country. Address J. M , lis N. Washington St, Wllkes-Batic, Pa sItfation wantTri -- ti:a1stT:iT exnerienced baud, leleieuees If wint- ed. ng 23, marrlid; strictly lemperuie Imiutie O. L., 112a (laidnei uveiiui. siti'atTon wantbdiTy A MAN. aged 50, can furnish some ciipltnl, best of leference, quallllcntliJiis fit htm lor collector, bookkeeper or manager Ad dress lock box 72, Dunmore, Pa SITFATION WANTLU-A MAN WHO has had snveial joins cxpeilence in the Kiocery business cleiklng, diivlng and collecting, wnnts work in cither wholesale or retail storo or to sell goods on the load. Can fclve best ol refeuuen. Is willing to work at an thing Address Clerk, Tribune olllcs. PROFESSIONA L. AnCHITEOT3 KDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITBCT, Connell building, Bcranton. B. L WALTBR, ARCHITBCT, OFFICII rear of cof, VnshIngton avenue. LBW18 HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITECT. is, npruco si,, cor. vvusn. nv.. bctoiuu. FRF.UKRICK L. BROWN. ARCHITBCT, Price building, 126 Washington avenue, Hcranton. T. I. LACRY ft SON. ARCHITBCT3, Traders' Nutlonal-Bntik. DENTISTS DR. 1. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PHI vuto Hospital, cor. Wyoming and Mul berry. PR H. F. RLYNOLD3. OPP, P. oT DR. C. C. LAL'BACH. 115 Wyoming live. WnVOMn c RNOVBIt. Coal Hxchnnge. 2nd floor. Room D, Hours, 9 to I, 2 lo 5. HAT MANUPACTURCn. 'lOLLBS. 401SPRCCI: STRF.BT MAKBS our hat to order und they Ut. HOTELS AND flCITAUniNTS TUB L'LK CAFB, 123 AND 127 FRANK lln nvenue. Rntes reasonable P y.BKlLBH, Proprietor SCRANTON IIOI'SB NBAR D.. L. W. p.isci get depot Cmicluctecl on the Bu ropran plan. VICTOR KOCH, Pi op. LAVjycn t FRANK B BOILB. ATTuRNBY AND Coumelloi.at-I.aw Bun building, rooms 13 and 11, Washington avenue WILLARD. WARRBN ft KNAPF. AT tornevH nnd Counsellors-at-I.aw. Re publican building, Washington avenue, Seranton, I'a. Ji:SSUP ft JRSSI'P ATTORNBYS AND Counsellors - at Law Commonwealth building. Rooms 1, 2o mil 21. JAMFS W. OAKFORD. ATTORNBY-AT-1.AW. Itm ms 611, C13 und DIG, Hoard of Tiade building D I' RBPLOOLB. ATT'ORNF.Y-LOANS negotlnted on real estate sectnlty. M ears' building coiner Washington uvr nun and Spruce street. JAMFri.l. H HAMILTON, ATTOIINBY-nt-Law. 301 Commonwealth building, Sei anion. BDWARD W. T1IAYKR ATTORNBY. Rooms W3-004, itth floor. Mear.s building. L. A. WATRBP. ATTORNF.Y-AT-LAW. r-02 Board of Ttad building, Seranton, Pa. C 11. PITCIIKR, ATTORNl'.Y AT-LAW, Commnnwenlth bufdlng, Seranton, Pa I'ATBRSON ft WILCOX, National Bank LuPiling. TRADBRS' C CC5MLGYS. building. 0-13 REPUBLICAN A W. BFRTBOLF Mears' hiillcllmr. ATTORNBY. physicians avd iiyincovs AIARY A. SIIBPI1BRD Ah D . IIOMB opathist, No 2.S Adams avenue. DR W. B ALLBN, 512 NORTH WASH Ingtnn avenue. DR L M OATFS. ROOJIS LOT AND 03 Hon id of Trade Binding, Offlce boms, S to a m , 2 to , and 7 to S p in. Resi dence, Snl .Madison avenue DR. C 1,. FRRAS. SPECIALIST IN Riiptuie. Tius Fitting und Fat Iledue tloii. Oll'cn trlcphonc 1363. Ilouis, 10 to 1-'. 2 to l, 7 lo 0. DH S. W. lAMORF.Ai'X. OFl'ICL .'"A Washington avenue. Residence, 1'tlS Mulberry. Chinnle dlse ises, lungs, Ih-iii t. kldnejs and gi nito-uilnary or K in a "prolaltv. Init 1 to 1 p in VA O. ROOK VETERINARY SFR peon, lluisiH, c.iiili uiid.Dogs treated. Ilosplml l.'l Llr.ilm sucet, Scianton Telephone 2l!"2 sciiooi of the i ci:awannv". Sei unton. Pa. Courses prepaiatory to e illcge law. medicine or business iiprns .-'ept 12. Send loi ci.lub sue. Rev. Thoin is JI. Cann. LL. D. Wnltit II. Bucll, A. M. a R. CLARK A CO. SEEDMBN ANT) Nursetvmen. htoio 11'j Washington avc. line; green li'ii-e 1T30 Noith Main ave nue; htnie telephone, 7b.'. vjme sencena JOI. KFETTKL REAR .111 LACK V wniinn avenue, S"t.nton, Pn manufae ti.rcr of Wire Scums. Miser .. -)(9 BAFERS ORC1IESTRA-5IFSIC FOR lialls. plilllis, p.uuis, ipc. ptious, wid. clings and conceit wi ik fuini'lieil. For term's, address R ,1. Biuei, comluetor, 117 Wjoinlng avenue, over Hulbeils' inilsii stole. MI.OARilEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS' supplies, envelopes, paper bags, tvilne. W.uehoiihi. 110 Washington avenue, Seranton. Pa RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Lcl.ih Vail j Kuih-o.i.l. In effect Feb ." IoCii. TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON For Philadelphia and New Yoik via j) & 11 R R at l" 43 :i in nnd 12 ut, 2 is, 4 .7 BLuk Diamond Explesb and 11.30 p. m, Sunday D. !i 11. 1 i 7 Is p m Fur Whlto Haven. Iluzletuii and nrln clpal points In Ihe coal regions via D .V 11. R. It, 0 43, 2 IS and 4 27 p, m. i PotthMlle, (.43 2 It p m For Belhlelum, Huston, Reading, Hn ihbuig and pilnclpal Intermecllnto sta iinns vli D .V. Ii. R R i, 43 a m , ljnj 2 IS 4 27 Hid Is Diamond Expiess, 11,0 Sund.os, D A. II 1 V 7 41- p. )u For Tiudvhannock, Tow.uiilu. i:imlra Ithaca, Cienev.i and principal Inteiniecll ati stations, via D. L. ft W. R. R, S0i ii in 12 33 and 4 ?,i p. m For c'dnvti. Riuhester. BulTalo, N' i nra Falls. Chieneo und .dl point , went via I), ft II. R R 1201 ?l Black Dlumon 1 Epress, 7 is find 11 Po p m. Sundays, u & II , 11 41 a ni. 7.4v p in. Pullman parlor -ind eeplng or Lehigh Valley parlor cats on all ttahib betwecu VV ilkis-Hairo and New "nuk Phlladel phi.i. Butfulo and Suspension BridRi. ROLLIN 11 WILHFR. den Snpt . South Bethlehem Pa C1IAS. S LBF loll Pass Agl . 3 Coit- lliliil blleil New York. A W NONEMACIIFR Division Pass- ei ,i I Agent, houth Hethli hem. Pa For tickets and Pullman reservations appl 301 Lackawunua avc, Seranton, I'a. ftatffeirxjrarf it0xiif0Kird jHjriU'vi0 .' JI0X V Do You it. o x IS s n.0 Need help ll ViRI Uu. '.IV SO ilirouiili the "Want Columns" of Tin. rpjui.Nr. It will cos.t Imt ONE CENT A WORD .... and the applications von will icceive in re response to a Tridi nt. Ad. will be the kind von want. One cent a woid, or five cents a woid for six insertions PAYABLE. IN ADVANCE. c tin o VlJl fXi s s 0 M2555ss;'r!'f'rfi?x t0Ujl00MH RAILROAD TIME TABLES. PENNSVLVANIfl RAILROAD bchiJulett ntfict Atajr to. iSoi. 7.00 n. in., week days, for Sunbury Hnrrlsburp, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington, nnd for Pitts burg nnd tho West. 10.15 n. m., week days, for Hazle ton, Pottsvillo, Reading, Norris town, nnd Philadelphia; and for Sunbury, Hnnisburg, Philadel phia, Baltimore, Washington and Pitt'buig nnd tho West. 3.12 p. in., dally, for Sunbury, nar rlsbutg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington, nnd Pitts burg and the West. 0.00 p. m., week days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and Pittsburg. J. II. HUTCHINSON, Oenerul Alanazar. Hcl.. Lucku. nud Western. m ,li:frpct Monday. Nov. 11, 1SU Trains leavo Scrnnton us follows: Bx- 1.40. ,!,oo. 510, S.0l nnd 10.03 u. in.; 12 65 nnci 3-3.1 p, m. Express for Baston. Trenton, Phlladel- P'I,a,nJll1 Ul. BOUt'i. CW. 8-00 nnd 10.03 a. in.. 12.5, n.nd 3 "a p m robybaima accommodation, 6.10 p. in. l.xpress for Blnghamton, Oswego, El inlra. Corning, Hath. Dansvllle. Alount Mori Is and Buffalo, 12 10. 2.33. 0 00 a. m.; J m nnd rG0 p, m. making close connec tions ut Buffalo to all points in the west, northwest nnd southwest. Washington accommodation, 3.40 p. m, Biiiglinmton and vvav stations, 1.03 p. in. jMcholsnn nceommodatlon, CIO p. m. Lxpress for Ftlca nnd Rlchlleld Springs, 2 3r.n. m and 1.33 p. m. Rlucn, 2.33, 0 n m. and 1 K p. m. 1'or Nnrthuinhcrlnnd, I'lttstun, AVIlkes Jim ' 1,vmfl"tli. Bloomsburg and Dan ville, making cose connections nt North umbeiaml for Winiamsport, Hurrlsbuig. Baltimore, Washington and the unith. rsoitliumberland and lutcrmcdlntn sta Rons, o 00, 10 03 a. m and 1.53 and C.40 p. m. antleoke and intermediate stations, os nnd 1110 a. m. Plymouth and Inter mediate stations, 3.33 nnd S.50 p, in. For Kingston. 12 K! p m. i unman pailor nnd sleeping coachca on all express trains. For detailed information, pocket time tables, etc.. apply to Jl. I,. Smith, Dis trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of fice. lclaivaro sui'l Hudson. On Sunilny. Feb, Cth, trains will leave Scianton as follows: For Carbondale C 20, 7 3.1, fc 33, 10.13 a. m ; .' niion. 123, 2 .V, 3 32, D 2i, C.23, 7.37, D13. 11.00 p. m.; 1 1! a m. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton. New England points, etc. d.) a. ni . 2 20 p. m. For Hone.sdale fi.20, 10.13 a. m. 2.20, D 23 p. m. For Wilkcs-Harre-C.4, 7.4S. S 43. O.'A, 10 1 1 n. m . 12 03. 1 2J, 2.1S, a 33, 4 27, C.lO. 7.4S 10 41, 1130 p. m. For New York, Plillidelphla, etc., via Lehigh Valley Railroad (1.43 . m., 12 03, 1 2S. 1 27 p m . with Black Diamond Kx iich, 11 JO p. m. For I'ennsvlvanla Knilroad points, 6.13, 0TS a m., 2.1, 4 27 p m Foi western points via Lehigh Valley Railroad 7.18 a. in.; 1201, 3 31, with Black Diamond Express, 10.41, 11.30 p. m Trains will airivo in Seranton as fol lows: Fiom Carbondale and tho North 6.40, i H, MO, l.i 10.3S, 113S u in.; 1.23. 2.13. 3 23 4.2!! 7 I!. 10 .IS. 11.27 p. in. Fiom Wllk. s-Barie und the South-4".l.", 7.4. MS Hi (js 11.33 a. m; 1.18. 2 11, 3.43, 5 20, t,2i, 7.M. so-.. 10 03 p m.; 1.13 a. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. For Carboudali ?.07, 11.31 p. m.: 3.51, 3 3.' 3.W. !i f,j p. m. For Wilkes-Bairc-0 IS, 11.43 a. m.J 1.5S, 3 2R. 5 43. 7.4S p. in. Lowest rates to all points In United States and Canada. .1 W. BFPniCK. (!. P. A.. Albany, N. Y. H. W. CROSS, D P. A Seranton, Pa. Central Kiiilron." of New Jerssy (Lehigh and Sii"iiueli mnn Division) Stations In New York Foot of Liberty stiict, N It. and South Feriy, Whltuhall stieet. I Anthracite coal wod exclusively, inaur I lug ricui'liK" and comfott. Tl.MK TABLE IN EFFECT NOV 20. 1S9S. Trains have Seranton for Plttston, Wilkes-Batie, etc , at h P0, 10.10 a. in., 1.20, 2 33, ! 2i', 7 lo p m. Sunday j, D.oO u. m , 1 CO. 2 11. 7 10 p. m For Lukewood and Atlantic City, S.30 a. m. For New York, Nevvaik and Elizabeth, S.20 (express) a m , 1 20 lexprcss) 3 20 (ex prcs) p. m Sunday-, 2 13 p. m Tialn leaving 1 20 p. m , irrives at Philadelphia, Heeding Tiimiual, 7.01 p. m., und New Yoi I. 7 03 p m. For Mfiuch Chunk Alleiitown, Bethle liciu. Lnstoii and Philadelphia, s 10 a. m, 1.20, 120 p m Sund.ivs, 2 15 p. in. For Baitlmoie und Washington, and points, south and west via Bethlehem, Man m 1 20 p m. Sundiys 2 13 p. m For Long P.i.u.rh, Ocean Grove, etc., at S CO u. m . 1 20 p. m. For HcMilng. Lebanon and Ilarrlsburc, via AKcntovvn, b 20 a. ni., 120 p. m. Sun dav. 2 11 P m For Pottsvillo, S ; a. m . 1 20 p. m Rpturiilng, leivo Now Yoik, foot ot Lib city stnct. North River, at 4 efl, 910 (ex-pies-,) a. m , 1.20 i express) p. m. Sundays, 4 lo a. m .... Leavo New York, South Fenv, foot Whitehall stteet. at 0 01 a. m, 1.21 p. in. PissoiiRnrs airlvlug or departing from this ti'imlniil can connect under cover with nil tho clevcted ralloads. Broadway eahlo em's, and fcriles to Brooklyn and Siaten Iflands. malting cpilck transfer to and fiom Ciand Cential depot and Long Island railroad. Leavo Philadelphia. Reading Terminal, 9 21 a. m 3.00 p in Sundnjs rt.lfi p m Through tickets to nil points Bast, South and West at lowest rates at tho station. J. H OLHAFSBN. Gen Supt. II. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Fuss. Agt. Uric nnd Wj'omiug Valley. Time Table In Effect Sept. 19th. 1S9S. Trains leavo Seranlon tor New York, Nevvburg and Intel mediate points on Erlo laliiuad, also for Haw ley and local points, at 7 01 a m. and 2 23 p. m Trains nrlvo at Seranton fiom above points at lo 23 a m , und 3 10 and 9.0i p. m. SnATON DIVISION. in i:rrirt ocmbir amii. isos. rVorth nounil. rtoutli Uonnd, 2051 i20ll & J SI 9u,SO0 t P HI I h Ml ' Otttiona r uArriTe Leav 7 25N Y. FrMnklla s: 7 id. 7& no . 7 io Welt 4'.'nd street 7 ooi vveuhnwLen Ir i Arrlvo Leavo r r H 10 45 10 40 11.1 1 (I'll 12 CO, i anofela- Ilancock marllffht l'rrstou Parle WttlVTOoa l'OTctclie Orson I'lcnuant Mt rnlondalo Fore it city oaiblndale Mhttellriaffe Waytlem Jerioyn Archibald Wlnton Tcckvllle uiypkant Prictburj 1 broop Providence Park Place ii )lj 4 V, 10 31 ilkX 4 4& ii. 4 r.r, 4U tM Xfl 6 14 s; vi ac ten 109 6. "4 31. II! SI4I KM 10 !0 15 U 40 1 0 ii I9C1 II M 1M1 II 94' ioo- II M 8 40 9'8 91' 910 nor 901 niio 111211 1U1 u u it iv ii il ret to :t 4? sn a 40 oa 8 HI Oil S1J 4 IB 4 04 (131 4 01 21 410 0)7 H4 03i r m 4 )! ii Ja ' Ull' II SAO 6 46 en R4 ill 07 'uov 110.1 ,11 0-)' 8 55 831 8 SO 10 M' bcrantoo A II 'a m LeaTo Arilre t sundry only f il;cino3 that trains eton on alirnai lor civ aengera '1 1 ilns 005 and t' Sunday only, other tralas dally excpt Eunday. pecure rates via Ontailo western befcra rurcba!i)K tlokcta and save money. atom!! Hazier ouffet alper and tree re ellnicg chair car New York to cblciro wr'.noiit change, l'noociigrr tHwtaj M.clcrxil (o 1'vvo Coiilnl er.lll., -, ... J. O. Andcrcon, Oen. PtM A(jU T, Hltorott, Dlv. Vcm, tat.boranton, pa. r m. . n It -
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