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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, APRIL .19, 1809.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE
BALL SCHEDULE
ARRANGED AT THE MEETINQ
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA.
President Harrow Conducts the Meet
ingThe Spauldlng Ball Adopted.
Suit Enteied Against the League
by C. B. Uloemccke Is Settled.
Delegates Pleased with the Sched
ule. Philadelphia, April IV The Atlantic
league schedule meeting was held here
today. President Harrow ptcslded, with
all the clubs represented ni follows.
Pateison, W. S. Wright; Newark. C.
It. Itlooniecko; Allentown. H. H. Hoilg
less; Lancaster, A. K. .Spurrier; Rich
mond, .lake Weiss; Wllkos-llairo, Wil
liam Rutledge and John Hedlngton;
Scinntnn, SI. Swift; Heading, V. V.
Rlnn and 1 . IMtton.
Tlii' schedule as piopnred liy Presi
dent Harrow was adopted with but few
i hawses.
The suit which wan ontoiod against
the league by C. 11. Hloeinoeko, owner
if the New ink club, last D( comber,
a as settled bv Mr. Hloemccke wlth
diuwlng the suit, cotiec'sloii being: made
in him In the matter of Sunday Kami.
The Sp.iuldlng ball was adopted as
ill- olllclal ball of IS'Ji. Plnyms Juris
'J'liotnloii and .!"' llcrndon, who
nave been on the Atlantic league
Inilllglblo list weie reinstated.
Horndon will go to Newark
and Thornton to Pateison Alter the
meeting all the delegates expressed
themselves as pleased with the schedule
and were I'ohlldent that the season of
1Wt will piove the best In the league's
history.
The Schedule.
Following Is tlu Atlantic league
schedule tin the ..eason of IS'Jfl;
Scinnton at Home.
With Newark May 8, 0, 10; July
10. 11, 13; Aug. 7, 8, 9.
With Pateison. May 11, 12, 13;
June 13. 14, 15; Aug. 10. 11, 12.
With Allen town June 1, 2, 3; Aug.
3. 4, 5, 31; Sept. 1, 2.
With Lancaster June 8, 0, 10;
July 31; Aug. 1, 2, 24, 25, 20.
With Reading June 10, 20, 21;
July 0, 7, 8.
With Wtlkes-Bane May 4, 5, C,
20, 30 a. m.; July 3, 4 n. m., 5; Aug.
21 22 23
With Richmond June 5. 0. 7. 29,
30; July 1; Sept. 7, 8, 0.
Wilkes-Barre nt Home.
With Newat k Slay 11, 1
11. 15; Aug. 10, 11, 12
13; July
a.
With Pateison May N. 9, 10; July 10,
11, U; Aug. 7, .. 9
With Alltntown Slay 1, 2, 3, July 31,
Aug. 1, 2; Sept. 7, S. 9.
With Lancaster June 19, 20, 21; July
27. 2S, 29; Aug 2s, 29, 30.
With Heiuflng June I, 2. .!, L'9. :.0,
July 1, Avg. J4, 2.'., 211
Willi Scranton Slav 3ii, p m , ,;i;
.lime 2.', "JJ. 21. July I. p. in.. Sept. 4,
", fi.
With Richmond April 27, 28, 29; June
2rt, 27, 2S; Aug. 3 4, 5.
Allentown at Home.
10;
With N.-waik June 19, 20, 21;
2 29; Aug. 21, 2.'.. 2fi
July 27,
M; July
With Pateison June 2.', 23, 21
(i. 7. f; Aug 2S. 2', 30
With Lancaster Slay V,, , 17
Juno
July
fi, ii, 7; July 21, 2j. 2G.
With Heading Slay 11. 12.
13;
13, 11, If.; Aug 17. IS, 19: Sept. 0
With Wllkos-Haiie June S
July 17, 1?. 19.
With Serantoii, May 2.1. 2fi, i
2U. 27, 2S; Aug. 14. 15. 10.
9, 10.
27; June
21; July
With Richmond Slay
". n, l'.'
Lancaster nt Home.
With Newark Slay Is, 19, 20, 29, 30, 31;
June 22, 23, 24.
With Pateison Slay 4, r, fi, June 1, 2,
3: Aug. 31. Sept. 1, 2.
With Allentown June 29, 30; July
1, 20, 21, 22; Aug. 10, 11, 12.
With Heading .day 8, 9, 10; Aug. 3, I,
5; Sept. 7, .s, 9.
With Wllkes-Hane June 12, 13, 11;
.lul fi, 7, S; Aug. 14, II, 1C.
With Scranton Stay 22. 2"!. 24: June
IT., lfi, 17; Aug. 17 IS. 19.
With Richmond Slay 2."., 2ri, 27; July
i:. 11, 15; Aug. 7. 8, 9.
Reading at Home.
With Nuwaik May 15, lfi, 17; July 31;
Aug. 1, 2, 28, 29 20.
With Allentown Slay 4, 5, 6; Julv 3,
4, 5; Aug. 7. S, 9.
With Lancaster. April 27. 2. 2s: Julv
10, 11, 12; Sept. 4, 5.
With Wilkes-Uairo Slay 25, 2fi, 27;
June 15, lfi. 17; aUb. 31; Sept. 1, 2.
With Scranton Slay 18, 19, 20; Juno
12. 1.:, II; June 27, 2S, 29.
With Richmond Slay 1. 2. 3; June S.
9, 10; Aug. 10, II, 12.
Newark nt Home.
With Pateison Slay 23, 20, 27; July
!, 4 p. in , ii; Aug. 3, 1. 5; Sept. S, 9.
With Allentown Aptil 27, 2S, 29; June
12, 13, 11; Sept 4, 5.
With Lancaster Apt II 30; June 25. 26,
27; July 9, Aug 0. 21. 22, 2J.
With Heading .day 7. 2S; Juno 4, 5.
fi. 7. Jlllj Hi, 17. Is, Aug. 20.
With Wilkes-Ran o Slay 21, 22, 23. 24,
Juno IS; July 23, 24, 2i, 2fi; Aug. 13.
With Seianton Slay 1, 2, 11; June 11;
July 2, 20. 21. 2.'. 30. Aug. 27.
With Richmond Slay I. ".. fi. June 15,
10. 17: Aug. 31. Sept 1, 2.
Pateison at Home.
With Nfwaik June 8, 9. lit. J'.i, :!0;
.July 1, I a. in . 19. Aug. 17, 18, 19.
With Allentown Slay 18, 19, 20; June
15. 10. 17, Aug Jl. 22 2
With Lancaster Sla 1. 2. 3. 7, 28;
Juno 11; July lfi, 17. 18. Aug. 20.
With Heading Slay 21. 22. 23. June
is; July 9, 20, 21. 22; Aug fi. Sept :i.
With Wllkes-Rarie Slay 14. 15, 10, 17.
I lino 4, 5, C. Julv 2, 3a, Aug 27
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS.
Oldest l.'tuhllheJ Route In the City.
DeiderH la STOCKS COl ION, (1KAIN anj
PUOVIjIONS, oh nmrln or for delivery.
Ill'l-'ICIi' Unomt 209 und 210 Hoard of Trail
llulldlnie, Scranton, Pa,
L. Q LA HAR L, F FULLHH
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 is sold.
DdnTUCDRC 9. OH Furniture Manufacturers,
rnUltltnUl; & UU,, 134-136 Washligio.i Avanus
With Heranton April 27, 2S. 29. 30;
Juno 25; July 23, 21, 2r), 20; Aug. IS.
With Richmond June 12, 13, 11; July
SI; Aug. 1, 2; Sept. 4, C.
Richmond at Home.
With Newark Juno 1, 2. 3; July fi. T.
S. Aug. 14. in, 1C.
With l'ftterson June l'J, 1:0, 21; July
27. 28, 2J; Aug. 24, 25, 2C.
With Allentovvn May H, !), 1", 29, 30,
31.
With Lancaster May 11, 12. 13; July
3. I, 5.
With Reading June 2.', 2.1, 24; July
21, 2.1, 2G; Aug. 21, 2J, 2.!.
With Wllkcs-lJurie Muv IS, 19, 20;
July 20 21, 22; Aug. 17, IS, 19.
With Scranton Slay IB, lfi, 17; July
17. lfc, 19; Aug. US, 29, 30.
SECOND DAY'S PRACTICE.
Plnycts Got Down to Real Hard
Work.
The Sci anion base ball pla.veis as
sembled at the Athletic pink c"Ucr
(lav afternoon foi their second puic
tice of the season. The men weie In
good condition, although a little lamo
floin .Mondays wink. They weie more
spliltcd In yestej day's pmctlLe than
they weie In Slonuuy's. Their efforts
both at the bat and In the Held won
much Impioved fiom their ptevlous
practice and they used more cine In
Judgment.
Stultz, who was playing at shoit,
was weak and showed poor Judg
ment seveial times. He was wild
and not in as good condition
as dining Monday's piactito. It is
fair to Stultz to say he was p!a
Ing out of position. Wheeler was
somewhat short In base tin owing. Gil
bert was again In left Held, and showed
up well. Kgan and ..ion appear to
i- two of our heaviest batsmen Hod
son and Hislejs woiked well in the
box, although the woik was light.
Phaokeia and Doherty, who wete ex
pected In this city Monday evening,
did not in rive. Manager Swift left
for Philadelphia Slonday evening to
be present at the schedule meeting,
which was to convene at Hotel Han
over at noon yesteiday. They have
had some tioublo in ai ranging lli'i
schedule, and It Is hoped that all dif
ficulties will be settled at this meet
ing. Today's pnutlee Is looked foiw.ud
to tor harder work, both In the Held
and at the bat. The ground yesterday
was still heavy, but a lew waim days
like jcsteiday will place It In good
condition.
There weie about one hundred
spectatois at the pi notice yester
day A much larger ciowd Is looked
for today. Manager Swift, In speak
ing of the preliminary games, vulil he
wanted to arrange with Wyoming sem
inal y for the opening game This,
howevei. Is not certain.
School League to Be Formed.
A ball league consisting of Wyoming
seminar;.. Wllke-h-Hane high si honl.
Hairy Hilluuin academy, Scranton
high school and Sihool of Lackawanna
Is being discussed. A icpresontative
fiom the School of Lackawanna, in
speaking of the league, said no definite
arrangements had jet been made, and
that it would be impossible to ascei
talu the outcome until a meeting of
the lepicsentatlves fiom the dlffeient
schools was held
When asked vvh n this meeting
would take place he said they expect
ed to meet duiitig the latter part of
the week.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
National League.
LoUbVllIu Loulsvlllu-UliliiKii.
At
game.
At Hrooklyn R.H.H.
Hohton 3 0 0 I 1 0 1 0 ; 1; 1
Hrooklyn 0 00 fi 1 1 1 2 11 14 a
Hdtlcrlett KlnlKd.mz and Clarke;
lluglu.s anil Smith. I'mplies-tlnlfney
and Andtews.
At H.illlmoie 11.11 1:.
New YorR 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 lo 0
Baltimore 0 o o 0 fi 11 o s s 1 :;
Hatterles Carrlck and Waitnr, SU du
ty and Robinson. Umpires Connoll.v and
Jluni.
At Washlnglon- R.ll ;,
Philadelphia 0 I I 1 11 1111 0 1 I 1
Washlnglon 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 2 0--C 9 3
Hatterles Frazer and SloF.irland;
We.vhlug and SlcOuIre, No umplies
At Cincinnati H.II.H.
Pittsburg 1 11 11 u u .1 0 1 0 fi s '!
Clnclnnnll 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 0 7 S 1
Hatterles Rhlncs und Schrlvei; Halm
and Pfltz. Umpires Swartvvood und
Wurner,
Exhlblton Gaines.
At Lancastci H II R
Lancaster 0 110 8 2 0 0 1-1115 3
Montreal 1 1 0 '. 0 0 0 1 o s 7 :t
I Hatterles Herwlg and Wflliclm and
Stroh; Oiug and Soudiis, and Sloruu and
JucMItz. Umpire Roth
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
The Twlrlers ihallenge anj team In tl.e
cltv under II jears 01 age for S.iluidav nl
toinoon. Apiii 22. Answer In The Tribune.
U. Otary. ciptaln.
Steamship Arrivals.
New Yoik. April IS Cb.iud. Vvcstern
land, for Antvvirp Teutunle, Llviiool;
Paris, Southampton SnlUd l.olui. nre
nien via Southampton; Cevle. I.lv.opool.
Naples-Sailed. Kaber Wllhelm H.
f mill lUgemau for N( vv ork. Ne'v Yoik
Arilved- SbiiiMlani. Rotteid.iiu, Ki n
slrgton, Antvvirp. Scllly Passed. Ain
sterdam. New Vork for Houlone 11 ml
Rntteidnni
Killed by Rock.
Hazleton, Pa. Apt II IS. Two mllit-lx
Loienz.i Tationa, aged fi, tml Joseph
Lnrock, aged 41 years, were Inst.iutlv
killed by a fall of lock In the No. 4. Le
high Valley slope heie this ultetnuo'i
hah iif.art-couli) not i.1i3
down for i:kihti:i:n .months -
"I was uu.iblK 10 lu down In mv Iml for
ilgbteen months, owing Pi unotheilng
spells laiiscd by Heart Dlttmtx' One
bottle ot In Aguew s Con lor the lleurt
ltnioved the trnuble, and toduj I "in as
well as evei 1 was" I. Law. Tamil
In Junction This Is bin one of a tluni
siiuil such testininnlalc to the nieilts nf
this hi en I cuie Hold In Matthews Urns,
and W T Clark fcO
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
11) Associated Press.
New Yoik, April ls.-Stock ptlccs ad
vanced modcratcl.v today on professional
dealings. Tim abandonment of the tun
nel scheme by Meltopolltan was rollected
In a los of :: points In the Rtocks, a gain
of over 2 In Manhattan. Tennessee Coal
mill J I oil galtud :;i3, Colorado Fuel and
lion also advanced uutily li points. The
decision by the court of appeals In favor
of HiuoklMi Transit left that stock neat
ly 2 points ubuvu -.estonlay's figures.
Hurllngtnn vvf.it up 2 points. Tim An
tliraclte Coal 'is wero stronger, on the
"mooted belter regulation of trade" poi
slblllty again doing service. St. Paul
lose about a point on Its handsome Mnte
intnt of earnings for the second week lit
April, but prollt taking flipilvcd It of
half of Its gain. The market closed
strong. Total snles, MI.OOO shares. Dull
ness pievallrd in the bond depaitiuelit but
there was no nlmtcnunl of Its loeent
strength lu any Issue irspondlng to scml
Itivostnieut Inquiry. Total sales, 2 9'!j
UIO. t'nltrd States 3s tenNteied ruined
' and the new 4s reglsteml and the old
Is ', In the hid price. New 4s toupon
advanced and the 3s, He
Hy Cnrrlngton it Cusnck.
Now Yoik, April IS The inulket opened
at about last nights closing pi Ices, and
after selling ofl slightly, showed con
slderablo strength and advanced above
opening prims Burlington was sluing
with lurge transaction-, Louisville and
Nashville was also very stiong and ac
tive. Tho Coalers were llrm but showed
llttlo activity Tennessee Coal and Iron
was the feature of the dav. scoring a new
high mark. Tho steel stocks aio llrm
and will show handsome advances when
tho huge amount of protlts they aro
earning are fullv realized Continental
Tobacco and Dtlnwaro and llulon aro
duo for much higher pi Ices Tho selling
off of the market Slonday has given It a
nrm tonn tiiroiignnut, and It loons a u
looks as If wo might see consbleiable nil
vance before tho end of the week.
Quotations furnished bv LAUAFl &
rt'LLKIl, ttock, grain mid cotton nrok
ers, rooms 201' and 210 Hoaid of Trado
building, Sci&nton, Pn.
Open- Hlijh- Low- Clos
ing est. set lug.
Am. Cot. Oil
Am. Sug. He'g Cu
Atch.. To. & S. Co
A . T. Ac S. I'., Pi
Am. S. & W
Hiook H T
Can. Southern ....
N. J Centtal ... .
Che A.Oliln ....
Chic A- (J. W ....
Chic, ic N W .. .
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Chic, Sill ,v St. P
Chic, II. I. .V P...
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Con Ons
Delaware A; Hud .
Ted. Steel, Pr
l'Vil. Steel. Com ..
Om Hlcctrle ..
Louis. Nash . .
Manlinttan Hie ..
Met. Traction Co
SI. K .? Te. . Pr
Slo Paellle . ..
N. Y Central ....
Oat & West .. . .
North Parllie . ..
Nor Paellle, Pr .,
Pacific Stall
People's Cos
Phil. K Read
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7 .1-2 To1
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WHUAT.
Slav
July
CORN.
Slav
July
OATS.
Sivy
Julv
PORK.
Slay
July
LARD
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Scranton Hoard of Tiade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
Scranton A; Plttstou Tine
Hid Asked.
2i)
Sit)
1M
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t'5
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so
30 . .
2ii0
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. 125 . .
. ... 100
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115 ...
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115 ...
. 115
. .. p. 1
102
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Vi
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Co.
Fli st National Hank
Llmhuisl Houlevaid
Scicintoi- Savlngt. Hank
Sdaiiton l'acklng Co
Tblid National Hani:
Throop Novelty SIfg. Co. . ..
Scranton Hallway Co
Dime Dep. .1 DIs. Hank
I'eimomv Light, Heat & Pow-
tr Company
Scranton Illuminating Heat A;
Pmvei Company
Scranton Forging Co
Traders' National Hank
Lackn. Lumbir Co
Lueka. Trust & Sate Dep, Co.
Moosle Slountalu Coal Co. ...
Scranton Pilnt Co
Clink X Snovcr Co., Com. ...
Claik A: Snover Co. Pr
Carson Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scr Iron Fence k SIt'u. Co
HON OS.
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
niottmigc, due llOi . ..
People's Street Hallway, lltot
moitgage, due 101S
People's Street Rallwav. (Jen
eral mortgage, due ItUl . .
DIckMiu Slunufaeturlng Co. .
Larka Township School iV!
city of Scranton St. Imp. Oi
Mt Vi rnoii Coal Co
Seianton Avle Works
Seianton Ti action 01 bonds.
Carcon Coal "o
100
NewYorkOrnln and Produco Market.
Now York, Apill IS. I'lour Slnde
steadlui at llrst but closed barely
st ady with wheat. heat Spot maiktt
stead) , No 2 red sl'!.c., t o b , afloat
and so'iC. i levator: No. 1 northern Du-
luth, s(,V fob, allual. No. 2 uoithein
New YulU. M'io, 1 o h afloat; options
opened firm and In playing fur a mac
Hon, hints subscoueiitlv oversold and
wi in dilven in at mld-dav caiihing .1 rapid
advance; this was followed bj a lati nl
lernoon biiak and the market closed
weak at li.iPiC dedlne from the top but
iiUrsC ubine l.iHt ulitht: Slav closed 7vrV .
Julv. 7'ic . Septcmbor, 7vic. : December.
7'H,e. Coin-Spot stiadv: No. 2. 11s.e . f
o. b atlo.it, new und old, options opined
tinner but laikid aclivit.v and silbse
liieutly imsiiI oft shut ply. closing weak
at lie net loss, Mil) closed 40Vc Julv
40V o.its Spot dull. No 2 white, :i!c. .
No '1 do, Tii.; option unchanged. 1 tut. -ler
Steady. Cheese Film Rggs
Steadv.
Philadelphia Grnin and Fioduce.
Phlnilulplilii April 1h. - When - Finn
and '.c. hTshei; conti.ici giade, April,
7ii3iii77c. Coin-Unchanged: No. 2 mixed,
April 40a40i4e. Oats-Flini. No. 2 white
tupped. ".,i, iiui.iC., No. :t do. do., 3IHa2lc. ;
No. 2 mixed, do , l.:a'Hi.c. Wool Sieadv
unchanged Provisions Unchanged. Put
ter Dull ami c lowei; tunc-, wci-tutu
ireamei, Itfc., do. prints 21c Kggs
Firm lush, ne.uby, 1 1'-.i ; do. wistiiu,
lie , do houthwesti in, lie, do southern.
lU.e Cheese Firm Rellnisi Hllg.il H
Unclinnged. Cotton Steady Tallow
Fun: tv nrlnu In hogsheads. I1. c .
eountrv, do. do, barrels, Po . daiK, do
4Uc , cakes, ,Vc; guase. 2'(iis-'ji
Poullis Hasler, lowN, lu' allc
Live
old
loosters. tiii'.-c : winter enn hens. itnise.
spilug do, 25aS0c , ducks, He Diessul
Poultry Dull mm rowts, easiei . rovuw
choice, lie; do fair to good. lOalu'.c. ,
old roosters. 7't' chlikens wehtern
ihohe, lie, do fair to good lualO'.c
old loosters, 7'sc.. chickens, vvestein
choice, UallHc , do lab to good, 'lalJc. ;
turkeys, tun hanged: young hens. 12.il3c.
Receipts FJiiui, .l.nOil barrels and 14i)
sacks; wlie.it, 2,500 bushels; corn, 15,000
bushels: outs, 4'mo bushels Shlpnn Ills
Wehat ll(Ki bushels: coin, 19.4') hush
fls; nats. 11,000 bushels
Chicago Grain and Piotluce.
Chicago. Anrll 18. -Cattle Good demuiid
at stiong prices, fancy grudes luought
B05.15 75. eliolcu steers, S'l.inj.ifii'i, me
diums, S5.15 25, beef do. $1.1)70, cows and
heifers. Jl 4o.i4.'J"i, western fed stiers, JI.20
U5.20, calves. Hl.50a0. Hogs Good demand
und tho offcrlncs were merely sold nt u
enily hour; sales all thu way from Jl.oi.i
3 fc5 for tho commonest droves to $3.95a
4 02V& for tho best lots, tho greater part
being disposed of at $3S5a3.97! pigs, $1.35
aS85. Sheeit- Smull lecelpts checked
weakness, lumlm again comprised tho
nuiK or onerims una vv"
The People's
sssy
A
POPULAIt CLRAIUNO IIOUSH for the HciiefU of All Who
Have Houses to Kent, Kent Estate or Other Property to
Sell or KxclittiiRC, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Smnll Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
l'lvc Cents a Word Kxccpt Situations Wanted, Which Are In
serted Free.
FOR RENT
Till! POPULAR MARKr.T STAND
and store room, Corner lilckson nve-
nilo and Hi ceii Hldgo Bluet, Apply to
J. M. Howell.
rOKltUNT-Sff. LACKAWANNA AVH
nue, at tor April 22; store loom, fluent
location in Scranton. V. S. Paul!.
KOR RKNT-100 LACKAWANNA AVI'.
line after July 1. Stoio with rlevalor;
four floors; llnest location In Scranton
1' H. Nettleton.
STORAC.H-I.AUOi: DRY STORAOR
rooms for lent at 113 Franklin avinue
Imiulio hi lear. Telcphoun No. 11G2.
Hnny Hetterlv
Hocsr. i'or ri;nt iniiri: ok iiaii-
ry Spencer at Slovens' Cash Store,
Dunmoic.
KOR RKNT-HOUSKS NOS. 3TO and ?",i
North Washington avenue, below cltv
building Suitable for ploslclalis' of
fices und lesldcnce. Apply lo Henry He
lln, Jr., 401 Council llulldlng.
KOR RHNT-STORU ROOSI, NO. 207
North Washington iiveiitie. formerly
occupied bv J. W Ouernsey. Steam
heat elevator tear outraiiic. l-'or terms
apply to Jones llros, .'.11 Lackawanna
avcnuii
l'OH RRNT HOUSK b21 S1AUISON
avenue; steam heat, eveiv eonvenl
ence Apply Owens tiros , yd Sladlson
avenue
OPFICRS IN COMSIONWHAI.TII
HulMlug; single roms and suites for
teim of ye.ns with vaults One suite of
six connecting ofllces vvllh three vaults
or three suites of two offices, each with
vault. Sloderato pi lee. Rcllnlslipd to suit
tenant" Inqulie at loom 0v9 on Oth floor
FOR SALE
FOR SAKH-Ka'cKAwCCnNA DAIRY
Company s stock In quantities to suit
buyer nt $25 a shale. Addicss h. D.
Stocker. caio Tribune olllee
FOR SAL1C-A SIARHLH SODA WATHR
appai.ilus, with eight svrup guagts,
two steel fountains, syrups, and all
other accessoilcs. Complete and of mod
ern stvle, rtady for Immedlal use and
will bo sold at a bargain. Addrtss No.
10 South Slain btuet, Plttstnn.
STORH FIXTURKS FOR SALR-2I-FT
oak counter, 3 counter show tuses,
22-ft. oak shelving with diavvers. fine. 1
glass wall case, 1 Slosler safe. Cheap It
bought at once Apply 431 Spruco street
DCSIHAHLi: LOTS ON COLFAX AVR
nue. For particulars addrcsa Dox 313,
Scranton, Pa.
FOR SALH-TF.N H-I-P-A-N-S FOU
cents at druggists. One gives relief.
FOR SALE OR RhiNT.
FOR SALH OR Ri:N,T-SINGLH HOUSR,
C05 Quincy avenue, city steam; selling
price. K500; rent, $10 per month Including
steam heat. O. F. Reynolds.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SIONHY TO LOAN G.
022 Council building.
F. RHYNOLDS,
AUCTION SALE.
XTcs'CLH'odVATa
estate, sltuato on the Houlevaid lu
Tin oup and at Clink's Summit.
Hy vliluo of uu older ol the Coutt I
will sell at public sale at the Arbitra
tion Room In tho Court House In the
Citj ot Scranton, on Saturdav. April 10,
IS'.i'i, at 10 o'clock .1 m., to the highest and
best bidder loi cash only, two certain
lots of land, the property of the lato Hi in
ot Cillmoie A- Hun;., of Scranton, de
scribed as tollows. viz !
The one situate In South Ablngton
Township, Iickuwani.n comitv. known
and designated as lots number twenty
120). twenty-oil) 1-1. twent'.-two (22) and
fin i.-.-,lx (40), in a ceitaiu plan of lots
lallul "Summit Poi it," in accordance vvth
a survey lecorded in Lackawanna county
hi Deed Uool: No. S7, pagft 4SJ; each of
t-ulil lots iKiIng thirty feet lu width
throughout and one hundred and twentv
11 vo (125) feet In depth, and lots Nos. 20,
21 unit 22 nro bounded on tho westerly
sldo bv Nichols Micct Lot No. 10 Is In
thu "Summit Park annex" so called, und
Is thlrt (30) feet In width throughout,
and one hundred and thliteen und eight
tenths (113.8) feet In depth on the easterlv
side and 0110 hundred and fourteen (114)
leet In depth on the westerly bide Said
lot No 40 Is bounded on the snuthiilv
side bv Summit avenue. This being the
propci ty conveyid to A G Gllmore and
A. F DuffV bv William H Haimon.
Trustee, by deed dnled, July 2, ISiH le
corded In Lneknvvniinu county Jn Deed
Hook No. 142 page 110
The other being a certain lot situate in
tho village of Throop. Countv of Lacka
wanna and State ot Pennsylvania, being
lot number eight (M In block number 0110
(1), situate upon stieet called and known
as the Houlevard," upon a plot or plan
entitled "Pi Ice Panoo.ist nnd Thtoop's
mup of Throop," Intended to be duly ni;-
Isternl anil recorntu h.iiii lot Heine Pity
(501 feet In float and one hundred and
llflv (I'M) feet In ibpth tho measurement
of tho depth to commence fifteen fi e( In
side the stieet with the light to enclose,
occupy and use ten feet in front foi id.
l.irwny, etc Ceil and mlneinls reserved
Hotli of theso pmpertles wero con
vexed to the undersigned on the 3d dav nf
.lnnu.it y. A D 1 b deed of Augustus
G Gllmore and Fannie A. Gllmore, his
wife which deed It Is Intended to dlllv
record in Liuknwannu countv.
Terms of Snle .'5 lie- cent. ,it time of
bid In rash the balnnce on confirmation
of sale bv the Ci urt and il-llvci v of Deed
to nurehasi
The ilcht I' resin ed in continue -,,,i
salo If deemed ndvNihle nnd to resell
either or both of said properties, f bids
are not at once enmnltml with
i:TlirTT WARHHN
RecelM r Gllmore Duffy
Scranton SInrch 27 iv"'i
Mel' aim sold fnelv at $5.7niK. vvooled
western lambs ", iAir,7r, hhnrn lots, 41
a, ' and culls $175al5o. .11 Hugs, fl Sua
' '', simp, J173.14S3 Most of them be
ing shorn. Receipts-Cattle. 2 W head:
hoirs I'l.nrrt head- simp. IOikiO he id
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chcago, Apt I lb. Aftei ii-cordlug un
advann' of IV intlnv on sensational
crop uiws wheat turned weak on piolit
taking and clnsiil uuchaugiil for Sla.v and
s,c net higher for Julj Corn declined
'hc Oats elosiil a sliadi lower Polk
lose B cents and hud and ribs 2'-,c each.
I'ash iiuotallous weie as follows: Flour
Firm. No 2 spring wheat, 7Ja75c , No t
do. do. 07a74c, No 2 red, 7fi.'i7'e , No. 2
com. 5",VjC , No 2 vellow. Tin:i,c ; No. 2
oats 2Si.; No 2 w lite, 'ni-a'le: No 'l do ,
22a2i)'ie. , No 2 rye, 5ti.i.',i.'4c ; No. 2 bai
TTv, 40 1 (7c ; No 1 Ha v. Jl l'l; iiorlhvvest
ern. J12I: prtne tmothey seed, ti "5; mess
poik. $105a'il0, lard $5 17'iii5 20; hlioit
libs, J4".i4S,-,, dry salted shouldi rs. P, i
4i..c; shot i clear TI Ii5ii5v5; vvhiskev.
i " " sugars, uuciiiiiigeo
Buffalo Live Stock Mniket.
i:nst RulTalo, April 18 -Cuttle Itecclptn,
: cms; dull and slow but all sold: bulls,
Jlal 25, extra, $5 25.M 50 Hogs Receipts,
i cats, sirongir lor good grades, pigs,
stiad.v, best VoiIoIm. Jl 10; good light
Jl 05, mixed, SIT. ,,i.h $ I '), roughs. J1.""i
all'l Sheep an I l.anibb Receipts II
i.iru' .lull for limtlis l.t untlu ttl.id ,1
'othils, 54. -".' 7.', ilippid, Jl .iOoTi 2i, hili'i )
I wools, $IG0a5.tf clipped. JI25.ilOi
New Yoik Live Stock Mniket.
. New Yoik, April s -Reeves No trad
ing, feeling steady Calves Market eus ,
medium to good veals. 5 25a0, tops. J0J7'.,
Sheiii und Lambs- Sluikct Mulct, prices
I steady vvooled sheen, nominal, clipped
no ti.it, kooii in priiuo uiiNiioru lainos
JO 15a0.40 clipped do., $1 iRutari. No sprhih
lambs Hogs Maiket llrm at tl I0.W .
Oil Market.
Oil City. Pa.. April lS.Credlt balamcs
$1 i:; eertltlcites, no bids, shipments, f2
121 barrels; average shipments, 72,705 bar
rel; runs, ou.iiB Darrein, averaije ruua, 77,-
Exchange.
ssiBmsrf
WANTED.
WANTr.D-CASH OF HAD HHAI.TIt
Hint R-I-P-A-N-S will not hctiellt. Senil
fi cents to RIpRiis Chemical Co., New
York.for 10 samples and 1.W0 testimonials.
HELP WANTED -FEMALE.
WANTinJ '- HXPHRIiYnCIHi i SHLL1N
er.v trimmers tor Wilkes Unrre Ap
ply nt Jonas Long's Sons. Scinnton, to
dav. WANTKD ISI.MHDIATRI.Y - CO.MPH
tent waist and skirt girls; also ap
prentice girl to learn dressmaking. 231
Adams nvenue.
FIRSTCLASS COOK WANTRD. APPLY
to rSls. Traugott, CerMin s millinery
store, 413 Lackawanna avenue.
WANTHD- GIRL FOlT OHNKItAL
hniisewoik, TGS Adams avenue.
LADIFS TO HSimtOIDRR-aOOD PAY-
Ing. ciifty work tent to your hom'';
write for fcamplo and mnterlals. Unlqiio
Hmbroldory Co., 102 I'ulton St New ork.
FURNJSH ED ROOMS.
von rknt-two'nici: ri'YiNisnnh
100ms with board, also transient and
tnblo board, l'aurot House Jl, Washing
ton avenue.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR
rent In uulrl bouse, one or two chil
dren. Address, W P. S., Tiibune olllee.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.
WANTRD-TO HXCHANUK A F1NR
upilght piano, ilist-clasn make, but
little used, for good horse and buggy.
Address 1' O. Hox 217
BU Si NESSOP PORT 'UNITY
PAltTYW-OULD lNVF.STWlTH sfflt
vlces, from three to five thousand dot
lars lu established, paying business,
must bear rigid Investigation. Address
X. Y. 'A., Tribune ofllce.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR flALC-MY RESIDRNCE AT 233
Colfax avenue; Just ci mpleted All
modem Improvements. Herduood Hnlsh
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Prlco rcasoniible. Address Frank T.
Okell. 220 Broadway. New York city.
NEWSPAPERS
Till! WILKRS-HARRH RF.CORD CAN
be Ind In Scranton at the news stands
of Relsman Hron , 40., Spruce and n03 Lin
den; SI Norton 1122 Lackawanna avenue;
I S. Sthutzcr, 211 Spruce street.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.IJ BR1GGS CLHANS 1'RIVY VAULTS
nnd cess pools, no odor. Impioved
pumps used A. HR1GGS, Proprietor.
Leave ordors 1100 North Main avenue,
or Hlcke's drur Htore. cornet Adams and
Mulberry, Telephone 9340.
SAJ:PjrETJNT.
SIRS L. T KRLLRR SCALP TIIRAt"
ment, 50c; sluimpooliig, 50c : facial
massage, manlcuilng, 23c, chiropody.
701 uuliicy.
LEGAL.
Till.' CONTRIHUTORS TO LACKA
wnnna Hospital and the TialnlnJ
Scljuol for Niiises, Scranton, Pa., will
hold tho annual meeting for election of
dlrietois and tho transaction of such bus.
lness as ma properl come befoio It
on Slonday. May 1. lvi'i. between tin
hours of 0 and 0 p. m
. J. GHORGH HISHLK, Secretary.
NOTICH IS HKRF.HY GIVRN THAT AN
application will be made to the gov
ernor of tho commonwealth of Penns.vl
vunla on Thursday, tho ".7th dav of April,
Vi9 under tho Act of Assembly of tho
t riinnionwr'.illh of Pennsylvania, entitled
"An act to piovldo foi the Incoiporatloii'
and icgulatlon of cutaln corporations,"
npprovtd April 21, 1S74 ami tho supple
ments theieto, for the charter ot uu In
tended coipoi.itlon to be called the
Scranton Corundum nnd Rmerv Wheel
i ompany, the dnruetcr and object of
which Is tho manufactutlng and selling
of corundum and eineiy wheels and other
articles used for abiaslve purposes, mude
from corundum, emery and other gritty
substnnces, weparntely or In combination
and all such appliances. Implements und
niachlneiy us may be useful in tho man
ufacture nnd the Use of said products
and lor this purpose to have, possess and
inlov all Ihn light., benefits and pilvl
leges of the said Act of As.semblv and Its
supplements.
HRRMAN OSTHAUS. Solicitor,
THH FIRSr OF T H. HOWH i SONS,
maniifucttirirs of milk bottles of this
clt was dissolved IVbiilary 27 the en
tile business having been piircli.VM'd by
T R. Howe Heio.ifter no I' m checks
will be lecocnlzed uiili ss Mgiii d bj T H
Howe, as thele Is in T. H Howe .S- hon
account nt the bank- T. H. HOWL"
SITUATIONS WANTED
WTUATMON wTNTF?DXTAtRTRT7
man 40 years old would Ike situation
as coathinau or driving team for grociry
or fuinluuo house P A Hindu, loin
Luko street.
SITUATION WANTHD-HV A FIRST
class cook tor until or le.staur.itit,
ilt or loimtiy. Addiiss Me, Trlb
11111) oilier.
A SIAN WOULD WORK TAKING CAHH
of lawns, How ci gardens. Apply nt
227 Million street. Gnen Ridge. Hist of
lefercnce. Opposite the faitinv
WANTHD-HV AN RNGI.1SI1SIAN A
situation as loachmaii; thoioughly
uuderstanils the management or horses,
can clip und tilin horses up: good lefir
i nces. Apply C S., I?) Tenth stieet,
Hyde Pull.
PHOPLR LOOKING FOR IIKLP To
liuiisu i lean and nend out their wash
ing can It tul tlum at 227 Minion stieet,
opposlti the factoiy. Gnen Ridge.
HOOKKRRPKR,
slies ehnnge
Tllbune olllee
20. AIARRIRD DR.
Addiess HookUeepe',
SITUATION WANTHD HY A LADV AS
housekei per; can ulvo leleience if
leipilred. Addtiss L. Tllbune olllee
WANTRD-A POSITION AS ASSIST
ant bookkeeper or clciliai woik b
ono having cxperleme; best leferences
Address S. F. SI.. Rlmhurst Pa
WANTHD-A HRIGHT AND INT1CLLI
gent boy desires a situation In an of
fice Address llurold M.ulnUe. Him.
liuist. Pa.
a'TThntlhsian. wrll KDUCATHD
speiiklng und wilting tin tin mini
and Flinch languages, gi oil bteuograp'i-
er and aicountiinl. wants .i positlnii us
pilvato n'Ciet.ny, niauagi i oi I Kknp-
er Address A. L. Tribune oflli
rHTl'AI'lON WANTRD- WASHINil
tinning or an kind ot Iiuiim il.auln
bv tho day or will take wu!iliu. home
Sire. Lee, side dool, 120 Franklin avenue
YOUNG MAN, 25 YRAHS OF AC, I J
stilctly sober and will edmaied. in
sires It pofltlon With good III in nr lom
pany, willing to acupt uii Uglilinate po
sition; can luinlsh good nlnuices Ad
chess A J C, C2J Washington avcniu'.
AMATtRlRirMAN"l'ANTS WORK S
Uutnstci oi uu kind of woik. on;
speak Gciniail and Rngllsh. urn glv good
refcicliciB Address 2il Reese sin l.
Scranton Pa.
SITUATION WANTHD-A MAN WHO
has had scvei.il yiars .Mierlenco m
the grocery business clerking driving
und collecting, wants woik In either
vvholesalo or retail store or to sell goods
on tho road, Can f,lvo best or icfeiince,
is willing to vvoMt ut an) thing Address
PROFESSIONAL.
AnCHITBOT3
HOWARD II. DAVIS, AROIttTHUT,
Connell building, Scranton.
H. L WALTRR. AHCHITHCT, OFFICH
rear of w, Washington nveaue.
LF.WIS HANCOCK. JR.,
iV, Spruce st.. cor. Wash,
ARCHITFCT.
av , Scranton.
FRRDRRICK L. llltOWN, ARCIIITRCT
Pi Ice building, 120 Washington uve'iue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACHY SON, ARCIIITr.CT:4.
Tradirs' National Hank.
DtNTISTS
LR. I. O. LYMAN," SCRANTON PRI
vnte Hospllal, cor. Wyoming and Slul
berry. DR II. V. RHYNOLDS, OP P. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUHACH. 115 Wvomlng nvc
WKLCOSIH C. SNOVRR. Coal Hxehange,
2nd floor, Room D. 1 loins, 9 to 1, 2 to 0.
HAT MANUF'CTUFtCn.
TOLLRS. m SPRUC12 STHRF.T.SIAKnS
our hat to order und they fit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
Till! HLK CAFK, 125 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZHlOLRR. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSK NRAR D. L. A W.
pascrgei depot. Conducted on tho Hu
ropeau plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
I AWYEFd
FRANK i: IIOYLH. ATToHNKY AND
Count ellor-at-Law, Hurr building, rooms
11 and II, Washington avenue.
WILLARD. WAHRHV & KNAPP, AT
tuincjH and Counsellois-ut-Law. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
JRSSUP & JRSSUP. ATTOHNHYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law. Commonwealth
building. Rooms 1. 20 and 21.
.1AMRS W. OAKFORD. ATTORNF.Y-AT-LAW,
Rorins 014, C15 and 510, Hoard of
Trade building.
D P. HRPLOOLH, ATTORNF.Y-LOANS
negotiated on leal estate ecurltv
Slears' building corner Washington
avfiiuo and Spruco street.
JASIRS J. If. HAMILTON. ATTORNRY-at-Law
301 Comn onvvealth building,
Scranton.
HOWARD W. TltAYRR. ATTORNHY.
Rooms W3-101 nth iloor. Stenrs building.
L. A. WATRRS ATTORNHY-AT-LAW.
MB Hoaid of Trailj buipilng. Scranton.
Pa.
C. R. PITCIIRR, ATTORNHY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth bufdlns Scranton. Pa
PATRRSON A WILCOX.
National Hank building.
TRADHRS'
C COSIRGYS,
building.
9-11 UKPUHLICAN
A. W. BF.RTIIOLF,
Slears' building.
ATTORNHY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURQ'.ONS
SIARY A. SUHPHHRD, SI. D, HO.MR
opathlst. No. 22S Aduins avenue.
DR. W. H ALLHN,
Ington avenue.
512 NORTH WASII-
DR. L. SI. OATHS. ROOMS 207 AND COS
Hoaid of Trade Hurdling. Olllco houis.
S to i a m , 2 to 3 and 7 to !J p. in. Resi
dence, Mi'i Sladlson avenue
DR. C L. FRRAS. SPHCIALIST IN
Rupture Tius Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion. Ofricii tilcphono 130J. Houis, 10 to
12. 2 to 4. 7 to '1
DR. S. W. L'ASIORHAUX. OFFICL .'.'1
Wnshlngtoi nvenue. Residence, 1313
Slulbeny. Chronic diseases, Iuiikb,
heart, kldnes and genlto-urlnary 01
g.ms a specialty. Houis, 1 to 1 p. 111.
W. G. ROOK. VHTRRINARY Sl'R
geon. Horses, Cattle and Dogn treated.
Hospital, 121 Lludiii street, Scranton.
Telephone 2t)72
SCHOOL?
SCHOOL OF TIIH LACKAWANNA.
Scranton, Pa. Cohim-s preparatoiy to
college, law. medicine m business Op.ins
Sept 12 Send for catalogue. Rev. Thom
as SL Cunn, LL. D.. Walter II. Huell,
A. M.
sreos
O R CLARK k CO. SRRDMHN AND
Nuiseryinen; store 110 Washington ave
line; green house, 1350 North Slain uve
niio; store tcltphoiu, i2
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUF.TTRL. RRAIt 511 LACK -wanna
avenue. Sci.r.ton, I'.i., manufac
turer of Wire Si let II
MISCELLlVFOU3
HAUHHS ORCHFSTRA-SIU.SIC FOR
balls, picnics, paillis. miptlons. wed.
dings and conceit wink furnished. I'or
terms, additi-s R J. Hiuei, conductor,
317 Wjomlng avenue, uui llulberti'
music stole.
SIRGARGHH P.ROTIILRS. PRINTHRS'
supplies, envelopts piper bags, Ivvlne
Wnieliotlse 1 !0 Washington avenue,
Seianton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
LchiKli Vallsv Kfiilrtuul.
In elleet Fib. 5. 1&D3.
TRAINS I.RAVH SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and New Yotk via D
.; II R. R nl i' I"' a m and 1201. 2.1s. 4 2"
Hlacl; Diamond Hxpnss. and 11. w p. m
Sundays, D. .v. II.. l.5s. 7 ii p ni.
For Whltii Haven, llazleton and prin
cipal points In Hie io.il ugluiis via D .V:
II. R. R.. 0-15. 2 IS and 4.27 p. m For
Pottsvllle, 0 4'. 2.1s m.
For Helhleliein, Rasion Reading, Jin
ilhburg and piluelpal Intetniedlato -.i.i-tiiiiib
via D i II U R . n a. m.. l.'cii.
2.1S. 4 27 Hlaik Dlamoin' l.'xpress, n. ,o
Sundajs. 1). .V II. 1 5S. 7 l p m.
Foi Tunl'haiinnck. Tow iiulu. Rlmli i
Itlinea. Geneva and prlnclpil Intenneill
uto btiitinns. via I).. L. .t W. R, J:., g.on
a. in.. 12 55 and :t "r ) in.
For Geneva Hm hosier Rnffiln, Nlig
al.i Falls. Chicago and all points west via
D k II R R 12 IK I "' Hl.ick Diamond
Hxiuess, 7.4S and 11 V) p m. Sundays. D
A: If., 11.11 a in. 7 4S p in.
Pullman parlor nnd sleeping or Lehigh
Valley pallor cars on all tialns liflntm I
Ukes-Hario and New York. Philadel
phia Rtillulo and Suspension Hrid'je
ROLLIN 11 WILIIUR. Gen. Supl
South Hethlihcm. Pi i
C1IAS S LHL Gin Pns.s Agt., 20 Colt- '
land strict Ni vv mk. I
A W. NONF.SIACIIRR Division Pass .
. iL'i.i Aci.iit Smnll Hithlehrm Pa
For tickets and Pullman reseivatlons
upplj Urni Lackuvuinii.i ave , Silunton, Pa
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Scheduled 111 id Wxv , fi".
7.U0 n. m., week days, for Sunbury
HnrrlBburrr, Philadelphia, Baltl
11101c, Washington, and for Tltts
burp nnd the West.
10.15 a. m., week days, for Ilazle
ton, Pottsvllle, Rending, Norrls
town, nnd Philadelphia; and for
Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Washington nnd
Pittsburg nnd tho West.
3.12 p. m., dally, for Sunbury, Har
llsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, nnd Pitts
burg nnd the West.
0.00 p. in., week dnys, for Sunbury,
Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia and
rittsburg.
J. K. WOOD, Ocn'l P, Agent.
J. II. MUrCIII.NSUN. Ueaeral Manaxer.
Del.. Lacka. ntiJ Western.
t HfTect Slonday, Nov. 14, 1898.
I rains leave Scranton as follows: Kx
piess for New Yotk nnd nil points east.
l.W, J 00, B 1U, 8.00 nnd W.03 n. in., 12.55 and
3.31 p. 111.
Rxpress for Huston, Trenton, Philadel
phia and tho south, 5,10, 8.00 and 10.05 a.
111.. 12.55 and 3..TI p. m
Tobjhanna accommodation, G.10 p. m.
Lxpress for Illngluimton. Oswego. Rl
mlra, Coming. Hath, Dansvllle. Mount
Slorils and Huffalo, 1210, 2.35, 0.00 a, m.;
Ji and BfO p. m. making clnso connec
tions at lluffnlo to all points in the wist,
northwest und southwest.
vwisliington accommodation, 3.40 p. m
ltlngbamton ami way station", 1 0j p, m.
Nicholson accommodation. 5.10 p in.
Lxpres.s for Utlca and Richfield Springs,
-"J a. m. and 1.55 p. in.
Ithaca. 2 35, 9 a m. and 1.55 p. m.
I'or Northumberland, Plttstou. Wilkes
i firi" ,,vninutli, Hloomsburg and Dan
ville, making cose connections at Noith
umbprnnd for Wllllamsport, Harrlsbuig,
llaltlmore, AVashlngton nnd tho south.
Northiimbeiland and Intermediate sta
tions, 6 Oil, 10.05 11. m.. nnd 1.55 and 5.40 p.
m.
Nantlcoko and Intermediate stations,
.OS nnd 11 10 a m. Plymouth and Intel -medlnte
stations. 3.",:. and S.50 p. m. For
Kingston, 12 55 11 m
Pullman pallor Mid sleeping coaches on
nil cxpicss tialns
For detailed Infoimntlon. pocket tlnio
tables. ,-tp , applv lo M. L. Smith. Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of
fice. Ucliivv.irj und Hudson.
On Sunday, Feb. 5th, trains will lcava
Scranton as follows:
For Ciubondnle 0 2rt, 7.62, S.53, 10.13 a.
m.; 12 noon; 1.2J. 2 Jo, V, 52, 5.25, C.25, 7 57,
0.15, 1 00 p. in.. 1.1S a. ni.
For Alb.inv. Saratoga, Slontreal, Bos
ton, New Kngtnud points, etc. 0.20 r. m..
2.20 p. ni.
For Honesd.ile 0 20, 10.11 a. m. 2.20,
5.25 p. in.
For WllkeR-Hrirre-C.45. 7 It. S.4t. !.S.
10.41 a. m.. 12 0). 12.1, 2 IS, .1.33, 4.27, 0.10,
7.18, 10 41, 11 '10 p m
For New Yoik. Philadelphia, etc. via
Lehigh Valley Hallroad-ii.15 a. m 12 0J.
1 2, 4 27 p. in : with HIack Diamond Ex
piess, 11 yi p m
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 0.43,
0..!S n in.; 2 IS, 4 27 p m.
For western points, via Lehigh A'allev
Railroad 7. IS u. m.. 12.01, .1.'', with HIack
Diamond Rxpress, io.ll, 1I.:,0 p m.
Trains will airlvo In Scranton as fol
lows: Fiom Carbondalc and the North 0.40,
7 t!. " isi, 10.-'. 113s a in.. 1 2J, 2.13.
ii' -l.-i. ..I.i. iO'IS, 11.27 p. III.
From Wllkes-H.irre und the South 0.15,
7 l. sis in OS, 11.-,-, a. m.: US. 211, 2.43.
5 Jo. 0 21. 7.51. (105. !0(j- p in.; 1.13 a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Caibondnle 9 07, 11.2J p. m; 151,
:irJ 5 .; -15! p m
I'or Wllkc.s-I!arre-9.IS, 11.43 a m.; 1.5S.
.1 J1. 5 1.1, 7.4S p. m.
I.ovw st tales to all points in United
Stales and Canada.
.1. W HUPDICK, G. P A., Albany, N. Y.
II. W CROSS, H. P. A.. Scinnton, Pa.
Central Kiillro.i.l l New Jerssy
(Lehigh and Susqiieh inna Division)
Stations hi New York Foot of Liberty
stieet, N. R. and Suiith Ferr, Whitehall
stieet
Anthiaclte io.il used exclusively, Insur
II il I'liMlilluess and lomfoit.
TI.MR TAHLR IN HFFHCT NOV 20 1VJS
Trains buve Scinnton lot Plttston,
Wllkes-ll.nii iIcoIXmO 10.10 a m 120.
2.15, '120, 7 10 p in Sunduys, U 00 u m,
l.oo 2 1'. 7 10 p in.
For l.akiwi.nd and Atlantic Clt 8 20
a. m.
For New Yoik. Newark and Rllzabcth,
S "0 (express) a in.. I li lexpn-ssi 3.20 (ex
pusa) p. in Sundays, 2.15 p m Train
It uvlng 1.20 p. in., anlves.it Phlludelphl'i.
Holding 'lirmlnal. 7 01 p. in, and Now
Yolk. 7 '" p m.
For Sliuih Chunk Allentown, Hetllle
hem, Hastuii and Philadelplil.i, S 30 a, in.,
1.20 3.20 p in Sund.ivs, 2 F p in.
For H.ililinore and Washington, nnd
points south and west via Hethlehem,
s .to a in . 1 JO p. m. Sundays 2 15 p m
Foi Long Hini.ch, Oceun Grove, etc at
8.20 a. m . 1 20 P in.
Foi Readng. Lebanon and llarrlsbur'-.
via AlVntown, h M a. m 1.20 p. m. Suil
dav, 2 15 p in
Foi Pottslle, S!W a in.. 1 20 p. m
Hemming leave New York, fuot of Lib
nt stieel Noiih Rlvi r. lit 4 (), 9.10 (ex
pie'ss) a. m 1.20 (expie-s) p. in. SundajH,
"i.e.i'vo New York. South Feirv, foot
Whitehall stieet at 90. u. in. 1.25 p. in.
I'.issuigeis nulvlng oi depaitlng from
this luminal i an lonneit under cover
Willi all the elevated lillloads Hroftdwav
aide i.ns and fenles to Hrooklvn and
St.it'ti Islands, miking ipilik transfer to
and fiom Giand ( ciitl.il depot and Loiu
Island iailio.ul ..,..,.
I.iavo PhlViilelnlila. Reading Terminal,
s 21 a in 3.0'i p m Sundas 15 p. m
Through thkets to all points Hast.
South and Wist at lowest i.ite-s at tho
station.
J 11. OLHAl'SFN. Gen Supi
II. P. HALDWIN. Gen Pass Agt
Uric iiiul WyimiiiiR Valley.
Time Table lu Rffei t Sept. 19th, lSOS
I Trains imve Seianton I m New Yoru
Xewhi!lg and lull inn dlate points on
1 Rile rullioad also no llivvley and local
polnls, al . o! a m
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to .i u in and 15
etui J J., p m Trains
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