The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, April 20, 1899, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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    THE SCR ANTON TR1BUNJS-THUJRSDAY, APRIL 20, 3899.
H
MEN DISPLAYING
SPLENDID FORM
SCRANTON TEAM GETTING IN
SHAPE FOR THE SEASON.
They Indulged in Some East Prac
tice Yesteidny Managei Swift
Was on the Giound and Dliected
the Work of His Men All of
Them Have Put in an Appeaiance
Save Dougheity Candidates for
Positions on the High School Ball
Team That School League.
The hall lilajers nio taking advan
tage1 of this Hum weather and working
liiitlifullv Tin- piactice of jesterday
was fasten than mi anv previous day.
Th" l)oj .in nut workimr too hard,
hut Just hind onoueli to enable1 them
to Miccossfull.v woik themselves into
prnpoi condition. The weather yes.
l''ida vn- Ideal and the hoj were
lis tiiskv as colt".
Miin.iKei rfwlft was m the mound
tn see his nit'ii woik and to offer ur-ije-tlnns
whcic fiUKRi'stlons wi-ie need
nl. llndson is havliiK conideiulle to
do villi tin' iralnliu of the men The
men aie all here with the exception
ot I louche v
1'haiUi'ii lame Tucidiiv nlitht and
was out wlili the bo toi practice
xesti'idn.v. rhi plajeis aie puzzled
tn know win Dougherty has not 10-p-Mti'd
toi piaetlce Mannfroi Swift
wlud him Tuesclnv nlsht to n-oeitaln
the tumble. "daik hoie" leported
loi ttl.il eiteieln.v, but it is unite tei
t.iln he will not be tipped. The jituc
tUo was conslili'iahly fatr esteidav,
both In mound woik and base-throw -hit;.
Htult made a bettei show Inp
vt. Moulin that he did in Tutsduj's
piaetli e
Mi. Million Is In the ilnpst kind of on
illtlon Tin piaotioo ve-teida i on-sisu-il
rhletl In ulvinir the men plenty
ol PMicl-e in base iuiiniii, Kiounel
woik, Held woik and liao throwing
Tlielt woik i'.is lasi Wheeler still
-ems tiiueitalii, both In base tluow
Iiik and piouiul woik. While the men
ale -linwlni; up well in this 1.1ml ol
piiutlce Mill It Is haul to ascertain
Jti-l what the will do one week fiom
toilaj. If thov lontlnue to woik as
iht-y ha been doing it may lie safely
-aid that the will ile a good account
o' themselvei.
I'haekeia -eems in tjood condition,
and has all the iimlllIcatlons ol a,
1. 1 tcher. A iiumbct of speetatois wit
nessed ,estf-idaj' piactice
The High School Team.
Theie aie eighteen candidates fo
admission on the Hglh "school has,, hall
team. The candidates aie. as a whole,
all good men Captain Tropp Is un
("ittiin jut how lie will dispose of
the xaiioiis candidates There aie a
number of pltcheis and good ones, too
Those who aie tiylng lor the position
aie- Captain Tiopp, Schultz, Clatk,
1 loss and Ilaiilugton, l'osslbly Claik
and Captain Tiopp will do the twirl
ing. The aie kooiI men and both
hae a jood leiotd to support them.
The candidate foi the team as they
now Ftand aie as follows- Phillips
atelier, Schultz, pitcher. Tropp (cap
tain), pitcher clink, pitchei, Ucks
mutineer). plti hei llaiiiugtou,
nltfher. Hauls, uhoitstop. Do llow,
- cond base Coibett. left field. 'Mason
ihlnl bai-e niadbuij, (rst base, lloi
.m. (list base, Kellow, second base
Mi'llncli, tenter field. Van Ooiden,
light Held; Jloser catcher: aieenstead.
left Held. Vaughan, lett Held.
These are all good men and Hip high
hilmol may be looked to tor a good
recoid. They will commence piactice
this week and the tegular nine will
bo elected as soon as possHile
The tiaek team will also begin train
ing this wee lust who will com
pose this team Is yet unceitain
School Base Ball League.
That a school league Is to be formed
now seems c-iiluln Wotd was ie
eeleed from the Wilkeh-Harre repie
seutathtH that they were leady to
lispuss tin situation at ans time, con-
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR &, FULLER
BROKERS.
Olilctt Uslabllshji Man: la the Cltv-
Healers in MOCKS. CUTTON, UKAIN anj
PROVISIONS, ou niurln o lor lellery
DITIC1!: Rooms aog an J io lluard ol TrJe
llullclini, crantnn, I'a
L G 1.A UAIl I. V PI I.1.IJH
New Furniture and Carpet Store
All new designs at the lowest prices. Masons,
Plumbers, Tinners, Carpenters and Painters are all
all clone with their work We will open on April 20
with an entirely new STOCK.
DDHTUCPnC 9. OH Manufacturers of Furniture,
rnUI nLnUC fit IjU M to Coirad, Tin Hatter
303 Lackawanna Avenue.
sequently, tluy "W 111 meet in this city
the latter 11.11 1 of the ttmk,
The sanies between the teams oC
vaiious hcIioiiIh will be of great In
terest If played with a schedule ar
ranged in a pjstemntle wav.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
i'j:kci:ntaui3 tahm:.
W. I, P.C.
St. Louis 2 (. low
Philadelphia, 1 ,mio
Chicago A 1 .$)
lirookljn 2 2 .6"0
Cincinnati 2 2 M
Huston 2 2 .Vk)
Pittsburg 1 2 .UI1
l.oulsvlllo 1 .1 .230
New Yolk 1 :: .230
Washington 1 I .200
Cleveland 0 2 .OoO
At Washington 11.11. i
I'hllndclplila 2 0 2 1 I! 2 0 1 fi-pj 21 1
AVashtngton 0 0 U 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 I 2
Hattcries Wheeler and Jlcl'arland, Kll
h n. Diinklo and McGuIro and Knrrtll.
Umpires l'msllo ami Uetti.
At Iloston- Jt 11. i:
Iiiookli 0 00 0 0 00 0 00 j 2
IJoston 3 3 000 0 111 7 II 2
Untterles Kenned. McPuilaud and
Smith; Nichols and lleien. t'liiplns
Gnftnoy and Andrews. Attendance 1! -000.
At Jialtlmoro 11.11 II.
New- York 4 0 il o 0 0 2 0 0 o 0
U.illltnoio 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hattorles Doheny and Warner; Mill, r
ami Hnbln-on. Umpires Connolly and
Hunt.
At Cincinnati- 11. H 13
1'ltlsblllK -1 0 000 2 0 0 tin 0 0 3 12 3
Cincinnati 0 o 1 0 2 n o u u 0 0 3 t. l
Ilatteih l.ee ver and Bowennan,
Itielti nstpin and IVItz I'mpires Swart
wooil and Warner.
At I.ouHvlllc- It II i:
Chicago ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 S 11 0
I.nulsIU .. ..0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0- 1 11 0
II itterle.s Gi Itllth Callahan and Dunn
hue, Woods and Klttildgc Pmplu s
lJtiins and Smith.
CI'elnnil-St. l.otlls No game.
College Games.
At I'rlnceton Princeton. 3. I, il iselle 1.
At Washington (leorgetown, 'J, Pnuer.
sltj ol lvnnlvanla, )
AMATEUR BASE DALL NOTES.
The Sliders challenge the Twirleix to ii
j,anu of hd-e ball Suiird.n, April 2-'.
'1 he SUilcis arc compost i of the lollow
Ing iiUmi-. Josh Coak. pitclur, Albert
-Mollis, catclni , Arthur White, Hist base,
IIarr Stlllwell, sccnml bast , Ned Plan
agan, lljht Ik Id. Peter C.odnln. center
lit Id, Pied Lindner, It ft field. Harry
I CHUCK, lllllll lUlf I IUIIIV WI-MWIM, PIWH
I stop, Itlldolph Illoeser manage 1
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
At the Academy.
This alternoon the Katluuine Hobi.r
company will produce "The Cl-ni'ii-teau
Case" at the Academy of Music
Tonight "The Msteilous Minder will
be. the bill
West's Big Minstrel Jubilee.
In no class ot theatiical amusemetr.s
is theie such Keen ihalrv as In min
stielsy Not even In the diem is
tlieie such competition. Tills is tine
because mlnstielsy is a diatinct de
partment of the stage and the. mlri
stiels have a world of their own in
which ilvalries are fought out Inde
pendent of all other diamatic oigau
izations Despite this competition,
how oxer, it has seemed as thougl in
lecenl jeais tlrcie had been a .jiv t
uudei standing among all the managers
that none should eer Intioduee a np
elty, that all should observe a com
mon level of medloeilty. That has th
season been completely revolutlonkici
by the heeesslon of William 11. Wis:
fiom all toimer ussoclations and the
formation ot his own oiganlzatlin in -del
the title of William H. West's
Dig Minstiel Jubilee, which Is to ap
pear here tonight Oeneiallj speaking
to the public a minstiel show Is a
minstiel show, and the Individual mer
its of the ai lists or the novelty of he
acts produced uie the sole point1! that
make one company bettei than anot'i
ei Mi. West has not devote J his hie
to mlnstrelsj without thoious'ily
learning this fact, as Is clearly proven
l the robter of his new oiganUatlon
Sydell's London Belles.
Hose Sydell's London Helles, eiiulp
ped with tnoie novel, now and oilgltml
points of supicme meirhneni than nay
other company now In the burlesque
field, i show that combines In ''s'lf
all the Htionget and most delightful
elements of gay burlesiiue, I'aiMau
pantomlne and flist-class vau'evllle
will appeal at the Ualetv llne invs
commencing Thursday, and lovi of
toiued) aclmlieis of l lellv women,
devotees ot oleasuiP pure and simple,
i'l all find plenti to ,nnu' u-iJ 'm-
McBRIDE
Has just arrived in the city with two car
loads ot horses, among them seven matched
pairs. Heavy Draught Hoises, two high-class
Caniagc Pairs. Will Sell Friday at 715 West
Lackawanna Avenue. Many .high-class harness
horses and animals for general use. Horses
must go I-'riday. McBride always docs as he
agrees. Come and sec the great sale this week.
tercst them from the rising of the
curtain until the final fall. An effer
vescent concoction of hilatioui merri
ment, entitled "Tho WldO'V Wynne's
Iieception," opens the bill The vaude
ville talent Is tljo very best procurabl 5
for money. The Justly celebrated and
much talked about Karlna, Mie par
ticularly talented and startllngly orig
inal Parisian chanteuie, whosj sljilo
of work Is the talk of each city In
which she appeals, Is a member of
the company. Matinees each d'y
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
By Associated Press
New- Yoik, April 1'J There, Is a certain
contingent ot stock eehangu speculators
who base their jentures on tho lendcnev
of pi lets i!llacel at tho immediate
optiilng of the market. Toda's Initial
trailing gavo promise of an active ami
slioiw" market, and the so s.vmptoms ne
coidiiigl Induced some outside oidtis
hut there was a development of weakness
In tho afternoon. lutcust ran mainly to
lallway stocks and oiiio of the Inactive
Issiicn liucjmo prominent, particularly
(.1e.1t Northern pitfeiicd, St Paul and
Duluth and Wheeling and I-ike Crle The
afternoons weakness could he dlreccly
tiaeeahlo to a hilsk selling movement In
high priced pecialtles vvhlcll received mo
mentum suuscnuently through liberal
orterlngs of the Grangers on lato re
ports of crop damage This statement
was colored to Mmo etent by a sharp
Use In wheat with tho shorts coveilng
heavily. The late break entirely eradi
cated tho gains in the rallvvava and put
nianv of tho specialties considerably be
low last night's close Hrookln Tran
sit Mnnh man and Tennessee Coal and
lion vlelded the most readllv Pro
noiinctil strength was dlsplayed'in Colo,
lado Puel and Iron shares which re
tnlned advances of over 5 points In tho
common and preferred on rumors of lm
pending favorable developments. Ef
forts to h unionize the contacting Inter
ests In the nnthiaclto coal trade and tho
adoption of a schedule of pilces for tho
spilng caused sharp advance In thesp
stocks, which moved counter to the gen
eral market nt the close Tho mnrket
ended Irregular with the rillwayllst llttlo
changed. Total sales, .-,73,100 shares. Good
support was extended to bond market
and some substantia gains occurred on
an. active di maud Total sales, $1,110 (Win.
Pulled States Is coupon, new At regis
tered and old Is do ndvanced '(, In tho
bid price
Uv Carrington & Cusack
New York. April VJ The market opened
strong at a fractional advance ovei last
night's close with heavy bu.vlng in the
(iiangeis and some of the specialties
lluillngton, Hock Island and St l'.nil
were the features at the opening the
first named ndvaneing to no on epiito
lieuvj Inslelo bu.ving It is ramoied that
Mr Keeiie, who lus iicm supposedly
short, has changed his position and is
winking on the long slilo of the slocks. In
view of tjic proh.mle better condition of
tho wheat cp The action 01 the mar
ke t hi Chicago dot s not indicate such a
condition, both the- Julv and May op
tions being paitleul.irl) stiong.
During tho afternoon the stock maikel
showed evidenco of Uciuldation at the
high prices, and theio was a general re-
esslon of values from the top The inai
ket seems to have mil rowed somewhat
and has not Unit snap which character.
l7td it last Wfik, at the same time,
there Is nothing In the situation to war
lant lower prices and we think on nnv
weak spots It is still a gieat purchase.
It will not do to bu. however, on any
stiong advance, as theto Is a veiv de
pldid bearish contingent tint will" tako
advantage of anv dull spot to sell prices
oil We think that Continental Tobacco,
'I In Plate especially the hitter can bo
bought with sifet around tho present
pike- for mill h higher figures llurllus
ton anywheres niound 111 is an almost
sure put chase foi . 01 6 per cent
The Crum bill, which pissed the senate
vesteieliy and which empovwis the sav
ings banks of the cltv of New York to
Invest In 1 illroacl bonds ot conipue'.ea
with lines without the stwte. should be a
pirtlcular le.ifure to the Chicago, ifur
lirgton and Qulncv i.illroad the direc
tors nro eonshleilng a refunding scheme
and the opening up of such a huge hi
ve slmcnt line Is suic to he of value to
that eompanv The St I'aul earning
have hail a very good effect on specula
tion ami the stock should sell nt higher
llgures on this condition. Wnbash pre
ferred, Missouri. KansTK and Texas pre
fe'iieel and Missouri I'acllls will ulti
mate v sell at very much higher llgures.
The close was Irregulai at some decline
treim best prices of the dav
Quotations furnished by I.AI1AU fc
ri'l.l.lIH, stock, grain and colton nrok
.is. looms so and 210 Hon id of Trias
building, Seriiiiton, Pa.
Open- IIlp-li- Low- Clos
ing est set Inc
Am. cot on j ,'fli .isl, ycu,
Am Sllg He'g Co ..1G.1I, KJ4 N,-, " Ji,; "
Ateh . To .v S. Ke .. Si8 p. aii. vji.
A . T. .V S V.. l'r .. Ul'a Wi4 Cli; Oil?
Am S. .v V nc,t4 07 Mi iiijij
llrook It. T J1I3 VAU 111 U1h
N J Cntral. mic, 1201, jpn j7H
Jjis. & Ohio 27'j 2e, 271, 17t,
Chic (c C! W . ... K.J J5i r,ri j-J
('!4e. tV N W 11,11', ifil"., lt,i, K,pa
Chic, Mil. A St P . 12S U l.'S U'vi
;'; ,-. J -.117'i in' iu mi
1 i' i'. et Si, I, ... i r,i wk out.
Con Gas 117 1)7 pi-; ii,; "
DelcwaioK Hud ...l.VMi 121 122t; J2I
V 1 Steel, Pr 87 S7-, M,u, ht.U
JVd Steel, Com C7U fil'i C7 fis
Gen. l.lettile Jiow ll'Uj ipu, nm.
l,ouI. .V Nash . .. fi7 f.7'i rill 11.H
Mnnhaitan P.lo . ..121 1.iii l.",i, 2l'b
Met Trnctlim . 2."t J", P. "l 2"'V-j
M K & Tex. Pr .. lov, u KVt joij
Mo. Pacific
M
r.i r,i
Nat Lead .
N Y Central
M-i
N Central .. .. lll'i llli, llfti, HOli
1 im ,. West Wi 273I 27'j W
North Paclllc . r.-'ii M r2's W,,
N01 Paeltle. Pr .... 7d'i "s'l 75Vs 7
Pacini Mail :.., k r.j'J r.ji,
People's Gas . . ,.12SVj 12ft 127'i 127'.
Phil .V: Head 21 2Pa 2Hi .'1
1 tV. 11.. lnt Pr . ... OU. 11,14 on ai.
Southern H. It. Pr.. r.t'J ft'lij U, T.vl
Tenn , C tc lion .. . M tl Wi'i Uitj,
Pnloii Pacific .. 171!. I73a 4i.i !ti5
I'nlon Pae, Pr .... . SO m 7'i'5 70U,
V S Hubbtr CT't W'. Mi W4
V S Leather. Pr . 71'f, 71'. 7i' 7Ui
Wabash Pr ... 21 21'J '.I 21
West Tnlon !U !'l M3i DJ)i
CHICAGO UOAHD OK THADC.
.....r.. Opon. High- Low OI03.
. .WIIHAT. lag. est. est. lag
MUV 73'i 73 7P 74T,
.Toll- . ril T..1.'. ria. rr.t?
.... .ii.. ... ,i.d ,.-
COHN. 1 ' '
Hay 31 a.1, 11V ,v,i'4
July 3r3 M .V!i &iH
OATS.
May
July
POIUC.
20, 2i.T4 ",
23 23 2T 2
Uy 1)02 !),17 9 02 1112
July 9 22 9.J7 9.20 'J.JU
I
The People's
"i'i
A POPULAR CF.CAUING 1IOUSC for tho llcnclU ot All Who
Have Houses lo Kent, Kcal ICslatc or Other Property to
Sell or UxchiinKc, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Small Advertisements Cot One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Ilxcept Situations Wanted, Which ArJ In
serted Tree.
FOR RENT
Tin: roi'Ui.An mahicht stand
and storo room, Corner Dickson live
nuo and Green llldgu street. Apply to
J. M. Howell.
roil HKNT-22.-. LACKAWANNA AVD
ntte, after April 2J; storo room; llncst
location In Scrnnton. K. S. I'aull.
roit runt lou i.acicawanna avu-
nuo ufter July 1. Stole with elevator;
four lloors: llnest locntlon In Scranton.
!'. 12. Nittlcton.
STOIlAGlVt.AHGi: DHY STOItAGK
rooms for rent at 111 rianklln avenue.
Inciuliu In rear. Telephono No. 1162.
llany Ucttcrlv
itot'sn rou ri:nt iNyrntr. of hah.
ry Spencer ut Stevens' Cash Store,
Dunmore.
FOlt llKNT HOUSKS NOS. 300 and S12
North Washington avenue, below city
building. Suitable for phslcliins' of
fices and residence, Apply to Henry lie
lln, Jr., 401 Conncll Rulldlng.
KOH HKNT-STOHK ROOM, NO. 207
North Wushlngton avenue, formerly
occupied by J. W. Guernsey. Steam
heat, elevator, rent entrance. Tor terms
apply to Jones Urcs, 311 Lackawanna
avenue.
1"0K HUNT llOUSn C21 MADISON
avenue; steam heat every conveni
ence. Apply Owens Ilios, LOI Madison
avenue.
OPPICP.S IN COMMONWEALTH
Ilulldlug; single roms and suites for
term of ears with vaults. One suite of
six connecting olllres with thrco vaults
or threo suites of two otllees. each with
vault. Moderato price. Heflnlshecl to suit
tenants. Inquire at room W0 on tith floor.
FOR SALE
iooeTbor1nLn'iuSusiTi6iTjNV)oi.o.
cated on "The Hill near Ollvo street.
This Is a bargain If there evei was one.
For particulars call upon or write to W.
T. HACKHTT, Heal Ustatu Dealer, Prlco
Itulldlng. Clt
roit SALIVA MARHLH SODA WATHH
appaiatus. with eight syrup gu.lgcs,
two steal fountuclus, svrups, nnd all
other nccesorles Complete and of mod
ern style, rcad for Immediate use ard
will bo sold at a bargain. Address No.
10 South Main street, Pittslon
sToni; imxtphhs ron sALR-si-rr.
oak counter. 3 counter show cases,
22-ft oak shelving with drawers, fine; 1
glass wall ca-e, 1 Mosler sifc. Cheap If
bought at once Apply 4Tt Spruce street.
DKSIHAm.n LOTS ON COLPAX AVR
nuc. Tor particulars address Box 343,
Scranton, Pa.
FOR SALH-THN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR 5
cents at druggists. One gives relief.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SAI.D OR RDNT-SINGLr. HOPSH,
C03 Qulncv avenue, city steam; selllrg
price, Jtj.aw; rent, $40 per month Including
steam heat. G. V. Reynolds.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONHY TO LOAN-G. 1 HIJYNOLDS,
02.' Conncll building.
Scianton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
Scranton At Plttston Trac. Co.
l'list National Hank
Hlmhuist Doulevard
Scranton Savings Hank
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Hank
Thioop Novelty Mfg Co
Scranton Hallway Co. ..
Dlmo Dep A: Dis Bank .. . .
Kconomv Light. Heat & Pow
er Company
Scranton Illuminating Heat
Power Company
Scranton Forging Co
Tradeis' National Hank
Lneku. Lumber Co
Hid. Asked.
20
Jx1
. . 100
2!3
T,
C!5
SO
?o . .
200
15
... 100
130
130
130
113j
Ui
W
123
... JIKl
so
luo
113 ...
113
115
101
lHJ
102
S3
100
l.nckn Trust & Safe Den
Co
Mooslc Mountain Coal Co,
Scranton Punt Co
"lark f- Snover Co., Com
Clark & Snover Co, Pr
Carson Coal Co
Scianton Axle Works
Scr. lion Fence & -Mfg. Co. ...
RONDS.
Scianton Pass Hallway, first
mortgage, due TO)
People's Street Rillway, llrst
mortgage, due 1LUS
People's Street Rallwav, Gen
eral mortgage, due liJl
Dickson Manufactuilng Co. .
Laeka Township School Vc .
City of Scranton St. Imp. tyj.
Jit Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Arle Works .
Scranton Traction C bonds
Caicon Coal Co
100
Philadelphia Grain nnd Produce.
Philadelphia, Apill 13-Wheal 4c. hlgh
ei . contract grade, April, 771-a77c. Corn
Steadv, No. 2 mixed, April, 40a40'te
0-its Film; No. 2 whlto clipped, u3i,t,
33'st ; No. .1 do. do , S'P&nllp ; No mixed
do., JJa.U'ic. Hotter Dull unchanged,
fancy western creamer, llic , do prints,
21c. Hgss Firm, lush, nearby. 14t ; do
western, lie,; do southwestern, lie , do
southern. lJi8c. Cheese Firm Uellned
Sugars Strong good demand. Cotton
1-li.c lower, middling uplands, CV-e Tal
low Stead , ell prime In hogsheads,
l'st , country do. do barrels, f c , dark,
do 4'iC , cakes 5i4c , grease 2u334c
Live Poiiltt Difll unci easier, fowls, joi
lO'.e . old loosteis, 7e , winter chickens,
lilalse ; spring do, 23u30c; ducks, lie
Drcsecl I'oultrj Fnchnnged, fowls,
choke, lie do tair to good, lOalOe , old
loosteis i'.c ; chickens wesfrn choice,
13alP.;C.; do. fair to good, !al2e , tuiktys,
voung hens, 12il3e Receipts Flour. 2,r.0O
barrels and liooo sneks, wheat, 1 lao bush
els, coin. MOO bushels, oats, 12,0X1 bush
t . Shipments Wheat 2,0J bushels,
torn B.30i) bushels, oats 12 000 bushels
New York Grain and Produce Marlcat.
New Yorft Apill 19 Flour Somewhat
stronger and fairly active on tho ad
vance In wheat. Wheut Spot fum. No 2
red, sHhc, f. o. b, alloat and NV eleva
tor; No. 1 northern Duluth !73c , f o b.
alloat, eCptlons ope ncel ensv but ralllng
on bullish crop nows, ruled strong all
day with a good speculative trade, dos
ing siiimg at lnle. net iiclvance. May
dosed 70c . Juh SOHc , September.
7'ic . December, Su'sc Coin Spot firm;
No. 2 4P4c, f. o. b. nllnat; options opened
-asv but recovered on big clearances and
closed llrmcr nt i,c. net advance, Mov
closed 40Uc. ; July, 40c. Oats Spot
stead; No. 2 S.U4e.. No 3, n2'4e . No 2
white, 3ie , No 3 do., .re ; track mlcd
western. 22i1l'jc , options dull, liutttr
Rarely stend , cienmery, IVijnl'ie , state
dair, HalM. Hggs Hasler; state nnd
Pennsjlviinlii lll.e ; vvesteiu fiesh. Ha
ll'-.c
Builalo Live Stock Market.
Hast Ruffnlo, April l't Cnttle-Hecelpts,
2 ears, dull and lower, veals, sleuclj to
firm at J3j5 50: otheis $tu4') Hogs He
1 1 Ipts 1.3 cars; steady and llrm: best hogs
SI 15; light to fair, $1 05a4 iu, pigs f.SGa
J'i Sheep and Lambs Receipts 40 pais,
sluidn wenkei. wool lambs, J3 73nn23;
clipped JIX3aD.iO; sheep, wools, flOO.i5r.O,
cv lipped. $1.73 a 1 13.
To Cure a Cold In One Say
take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets.
All diugglsts refund the money If it
falls to cut p. 25c. Tho genuine has L.
H. Q. on each tnblet.
DR AGNHW'S CATARRHAL POW
Di:it. Rev. W II Main, pustoi of the
Ilaptlst Umanucl Church lluffulo, gives
strong testimony for and Is 11 firm be
liever In Dr. Agnew's Cntanhnl Powder
Ho has tried many kinds of remedies
without avail. "After using Dr. Ag
new'H Catarrhal Powder I was benefitted
at once," are his words. It Is a wonder,
ful remedy II relieves Instantly. Sold
by Matthews Uios. and W. T. Clark,-I7.
Exchange.
WANTED.
WANTHD-CASi: OF HAD HFAt.TH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit. Send
E cents to Hlpins Chemical Co., New
York.for 10 samples and 1,000 testimonials.
JJEPJMANTED-MALE.
WANTHD-MAN TO MANAGH SMAU,
farm. Hood wages paid Inquire room
401 Council building.
HELP WANTED -FEMALE.
GIRL WANTiYd " i'"OH OKNKRAL
honevvork. Jlrs. Trnugott, Gersoti s
millinery 41J Lackawanna avenue.
LADins TO nMHROIDnit-GOOD PAY-
lng, easy work sent to vour home;
write for sninplo nnd mnteilals. llnlquo
Kmhrolilery Co , 102 1'ulton St New York
UMSHEpROOMS.
FOR RENT-TWO NICK FmiNlSllHD
rooms with board, also transient and
tabic board. Faurot House, J13 Washing
ton avenuo.
FURNISHKD FRONT ROOM FOR
rent In unlet house, one or two chil
dren Address, W P. S., Tribune olllee.
JVhrVTE-DJO EXCHANGE.
WANTHD-TO UXC'HANHR A FIN11
upright piano, llrst-class make, but
llttlo used, for good horse and buggy.
Address P O. Rox 217
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PARTYWOlMTrTlNVF.ST. WITH SF.R
vices, from three to live thousand dol
lars in established, paving buslners,
must bear rigid Investigation. Address
X. Y. Z , Tribuno office
REAL ESTATE.
J. ,000 DOl'HLll IIOFSn FOR 13,500. LO
cited on "The Hill " near Olive street.
This Is a bargain it there ever was one.
I or pirtlcue.il s call upon or write to V.
T. I1ACKKTT, Heal Hstnte Dealer, Prlco
Hulldlng, City.
FOR HALfi-MY RHSlDKNCn AT 213
Colfnx avenue; Just n mpleted All
modern improvements Hardwood finish
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Prlco reasonable. Address Frank T.
Okcll. 220 Hroadway. New York city.
NEWSPAPERS
TIIF. WILKHS-HARHH RHCORD CAN
be had In Scranton nt the news stands
of Retsman Hror , W3 Spruce and WS Lln.
den, M Norton 122 Lackawanna avenuo,
I. S. Schutrer, 211 Spiuco btreet.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.H UHIGGS CLLANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used A HRIGGS, Proprietor
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Klcko's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry Telephono D3I0.
MRS. L. T. KGI-LllR, SCALP TRHAT
ment, EOc ; shampooing. tWc. . facial
massage, manicuring, 23c , chiropody.
701 Qulncy
LEGAL.
NOTICH IS IIF.RKBY G1V11N THAT AN
application will be inatlu to the Gov
ernor of the Conimimwtaltn of Pcnnsvl
vania by Harry W. Cioss. Daniel W.
Meurs, Christopher H. Lev eland, Frank
W. Heavers and Georire C Yoeum, on
Ihursda the fourth da of Mu, A. D
1S9J, under the Act of Assembly entitled
"An Act to provide foi the Incorporation
and regulation of fcrtnln corpoiatlons "
approvid Apill 2sih, 1S74, and the sup.
piements thereto, for the charter of an
Intended corporation to be caIed "The
Lackawanna Home Suppl Company,"
the character and object ot which Is the
in inufacturing, btilng and -elllng of
baking powelcr, etmcts spices and other
articles; of kindled ratine, for home,
table, and culluai ute, together with
appliances for and connected with the ue
ot the same. And for Mien onrposes to
have, possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits, and privileges of the said Act
of Assembly and Its supplements
GF.OHOt! C YOCL'M, Solicitor.
NOTICH OF STOCKHOLDURS MHF.T
Ing to authorize Increase of cipltal
stock Theio will be 11 special meeting
of the stockholders of the Hawley Klec
tilc Light and Power company nt the of
fice ot the co.upany, on Monda, May
13th, at J o'c lock p in., for tho purpose
of voting for or agnlnst an Increase of
the capital stock of tho company
MARK K F.DGAR, Secretary.
Tlin FIRM OF T H HOWL & SONS
manufacturers of milk bottles of this
clt, was dissolved Februaiy 27. the en
tiro busine-s having been purchased by
T H Howe. Herenfter no firm cheeks
will ho recognized unless signed by T. B.
Howe, as there is no T. H Howe & Son
account ut the banks T. H. HOWL'
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WAN1F.D-GOOD BUTC'II
cr wants work Ono who thoroughly
understands the business In all its
branc lies Good reference-. Address H.
Hutcher, 67 Fiothlngham st, Pittston, Pa.
SITUATION WANTFD - MARRIFP
man 40 eais old would Iko slfuitloa
as coachman orehlvlni. team for grocer
or furnitures house P. A Bender, 10M
Luke sticet.
SITI'ATION WANTFD-HY A FIRST
class cook for hole! or restauiant.
city or country Address Mers, Trib
une olllee.
A MAN WOULD WORK TAKING CAHF
ot lawns, llower gaidins Apply ut
K7 Mnrlon street. Green Rlelge. Rest of
reference Opposite the factory
WANTFD-HY AN FNGLISHMAN A
-ltuntloii as coachman, thoroughly
undei stands tho management of horses;
can illp anil trim horses up: good refer
ences. Apply C S, 421 Tenth stleet,
1I do Park
PFOPLH LOOKING FOR HFLP TO
house clean and send out their wash
ing can tlnd them at 227 Mai km sued,
opposlto tho factory, Gieen Ridge
UOOKKFFPFH,
sires change.
Tribuno olllee.
SO. MARR1FD DH
Addrcss Bookkeeper,
SITUATION WANTFD BY A LADY AS
housekeeper, ran give reference it
requited. Acldiess L, Tilbune olllee
WANTFD-A I'OSITION AS AbSIST
ant bookkeepei or clerical woik oy
ono having experience; best reference!!
Address S. F. M., Flmhu.'st, Pa
WANTFD-A HRIGHT AND INTHLLl
gent boy desires a situation In an of
flee. Address Harold .Machelie. Flm
hurst, Pa.
A GFNTLFMAN. WK1.L FDUCATF.D
speaking and wilting the German
and French languages, geod stenograph
tr und accountant, wants a petition as
prlvato secietary, manager or bookkecp.
er. Addicss A. L., Tribune olllee
SITI'ATION WANTFD - SIIlNa
Ironing or nil kind of hotire ileanttM
bv the tiny or will Hike washing home
Mrs Leo side dooi, 42u Frar kiln avenue
YOFNG MAN 2.3 MIAHH OF AG-H
stlletl sober und well ediiciiteel, de
sires a position with good Him or com
pany. willing to uccept an li"5ltltuate po
sition; can furnish good refnepces Ad
dress A. J. C , CM Washington avenue
A MAHRIFD MAN WANTS WORK AS
teamster ur any kind of woik, can
speak German and FubMsIi, c,i give good
lefcrenccs. Address 2J1 lleeso stieet,
Scruntou, Pa,
PROFESSIONA L.
AncHirccra
HDWAHD If. DAVIS, ARCHlTnCT,
Conncll building, Scranton.
H. U WALTHR. ARCIHTF.CT. OFF1CH
tear of cot, Washington avenue.
LHWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITFCT.
35 Spruce st., cor. Wash. nv, Scranton.
FRHDniUCiv L. HROWN. ARCIHTF.CT.
Price b'llldlng. 123 Wiifhliigton avenue.
Scranton.
T. I. LACF.Y Sc SON. ARCHITKCTJI.
Traders' National Hunk.
OEN77SrS
DR. I. O. LYMAn7SCHa"nt6"n l'Ht
yato Hospital, cor Womlug and Mul
berry. DR H. F. HHYNOI.DS. OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAURACH. 113 Womlng ovo.
WKLCOMi: C. SNOVFR Coal Hxrhange.
2nd floor, Room D Hours, 9 to 1. 2 to 5.
HIT MMUFtCTUnEn.
TOLLFS, 401 SPHFCH STHIHIT.MAKUS
your hat to order and they lit.
HOTELS AND ni;nTAUR4NT3
Tin: i:lk caff, 123 and 127 frank-
lln avenue. Hates reasonable
P. XIHGLF.H, Pioprletor.
fcCHANTON HOFSF. NFAR D . L A W.
pasetgei depot. Conducted on the Fu
lopeun plan, VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
lAWrnrt S
FRANK i: HOYLF. ATTORNF.Y AND
Counsellor-nt-Law, nun bullillng, rooms
13 and 14, Washington avenue.
WILLARD. WARIir.N & KNAl'P. AT
tornes and Counsellors-at-Law. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Scianton, Pa.
jfssup aTjfssfp. ATTORNFYS AND
t'ounsellors - nt - Law. Commonwealth
building. Hooms 1, 20 nnd 21.
JAMFS W. OAKFOHD. ATTORNHY-AT-LAW,
Roems 514, C13 and 51C, Boarel of
Trade building.
D P. ri:plogll ATTORNFA'-LOANS
negotiated on real estate sccuilty
Mears' biillcllng corner Wasldngton
avenuo and Spruco stirct.
JAMFS J. If HAMILTON, ATTOHNFY
11 1-Law. .'01 Commonwealth building,
Scranton.
F.DWARD W. 1HAYHR. ATTORNHV.
Rooms 003-001. 9th floor. Mears building
L. A. WATRFS ATTORNF.Y-AT-LAW.
TO2 Hoaid of Trad-- bull-'ing, Scranton,
Pa.
C R. PITCHFR. ATTORNF.Y-AT-TVW.
Commonwealth buPdlng Scranton, Pa
PATFRSON & WH.COV. TRADFRS
National Hank building.
C. COMFGYS, 9-10 UFPUnLHJAN
building
A W. HFRTHOLF. ATTORNF.Y
Mears' building.
physicians and su?aeovs
MARY' A.
opathlst,
SHFPHFHD, M. D. HOMF
No 223 Adjnis avenue.
DR W. 11 ALLKN. 512 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue
DR. L M. OATHS, ROOMS 207 AND 10$
Hoard of Trade Rulldlng, OMlco houis,
S to 9 11. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to S p m. Resl.
denee, 309 Jladlson uvenuo
DR. C. L FRFAS SPFCIALIHT IN
Rupture. Truss Fitting nnd Fat Redue
tlon. Ofllco telephono 13l)J. Hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9
DR S. W L'AMOHFAFX, OFFICL ."M
Washington avenue Residence. 1"H
Mulbeiry. Chronic diseases, lungs,
heart, kldnevs and genlto-uilnni v 01
gans a special! llouis, 1 to 4 p m
W G. ROOK VliTFRINAKY SFH
geon. Hoises. Crittle and Dogs treated
Hospital 121 l.lndrp street, S-ranton
Telephone 2c72
SCHOOL.
SCHOOL OF TIIF. LACTICAWANKA.
Scranton. Pa. Courses preparator.v to
college, law, mecllilue 01 business Opens
Sept 12. Send fm cululogue. Rev. Thorn
as M. Cann, I.L D, Walter II. Hiull.
A. M.
SEEDS
C, R CLARK .t CO.. SFFDMFN AND
Nurserymen, sloro l!fi Washington ave
nue; green hou-e, 1330 North Main ave
nue, stole telephone. 72.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KUFTTFI.-RFAR 511 LA( K -wann.i
avenue. Sen nton P.i , manufac
turer of Wire Sereins
MISCELLINroUS
BAFFRS ORCHFfeTRA- MlSIcTToR
balls, picnics, putles, leccptlons. weel
dlims and concert work furnished. Tor
terms, address R j. Uauei, conductor
117 WomIng avenue, over llulberts'
music stole
MF.GARGFF HROTIIFRS. PRINTr.RS
supplies, enveloiies paper bngs, twine
Warehouse. 1i Washington avenue
Scianton, Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Vallev Kailroad.
In effect Feb 5 litfl
TRAINS LFAVF. SCRANION
For Philadelphlu and New Yoik via l
K. II. 11. H. at ( 43 a m and 12 01, 2.18, 1 .7
iliac K Diamond i-xprcss, unci ij.iu p ill
1 Sundas, D, .v. II , 1 3i, 7 IS p. m.
1 For Whlto liuven Haletou nnd prlii-
1 clpal points In the coal regions via D eV.
11 R. II., 0 43, 21S and 127 p. m Fm
1 Pottsville 0 43 2 IS p. in
, For Bethlehem, Faston Rending, Hut
libuig and pilncipal Intermediate sia-
1 tlons via D. .V. II R. R. Ii 43 n 111 1
2 1S, 4 27 Hindi Diamond JJxiucss, 11 ,11
Sund.is D i. II 1 35 7 4S p m
For Tiinkliunuock, Vownnda, L'Imlia
Ithaca, Geneva and pilndpal Intel me ell
nto stations, via D 1. .V W. H. R. s us
a m , 12 53 and J 33 p m
For Geneva. Heiche-ter, Buffalo, Nhi,.
nra Falls. Chicago mid all points wesi i .
D & 11. H. R.. 12 03, 3 3J Black Dlamoml
Fxpiess, 7 43 and 11 30 p in Sundays. Ij
fc U , 11 4". u m, 7 4$ p m
Pullmnn parlor auJ sleeping or LehUh
Valley p..llor cms on all trains hetw.en
Wilkes-Bario und New "iork. Phllailel
phla, Buffalo and Suspon-Ion Bridge
ROLLIN H WILIirit, Gen Supt
hoiilll Bethlehem, Pa
CIIAS. S LFL, Gen Pass Agt., 2n Colt
land street New Yoik.
A. W. NONFMACIIFK. Division Pass
enger Agent, South Bethlehem Pn
I'or tickets and Pullman icservatlons
apply 209 Lackawanna ave , Scranton, Pa
l0J0l0lXP0M.JIM0JIM.0.0'
M0
Do You
Need help
If you do, say so
tin guru the "Want
Columns" of Tin:
I Kllll Nh. It Will COSt
hut
ONE CENT
A WORD ....
and the applications
you will teceive in re
1 espouse to .1 Tri&tn"
Ad. will be the kind
vou want. One cent
.1 woid, or five cents a
woul for six insertions
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
ScheJulai 1 III ct Vtiv- in. iSot.
7.30 n. m., week dnys, for Sunbury
Hnrrlsburg, Plilladclphia, Baltl
more, Washington, nnd for Pitts
burg and tho West.
10.15 n. m., week days, for Hazlc
ton, Pottsville, Heading, Norrls
town, and Philadelphia; nnd for
Sunbuiy, Harrisburg, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Washington nnd
Pittsburg nnd tho West.
3.12 p. in., daily, for Sunbury, Har
risburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, nnd Pltts-
bur nnil ftm XtTiof.
1 0.00 v. m.. week dnvs. for Sunbiirir-
Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia and
nttsburg.
I. U. WOOD, (len'l PaM. Atnt.
J. II. IIUTCIIINbON. lleaerai tonniauT
Del., I.ack,i. nn.l Western.
IJffect Monday, Nov. II, 1S0S.
Trains leave Scranton us follows; Ilx.
Pr.1R1 ?r. Now York ""'' nl1 PolntB cast.
1 3 00. 6 10, 8 00 and 10 03 a. m.; 12.C3 and
3 31 p. m.
Fxpress for Faston, Trenton. Philadel
phia nnil tho south, 5.10, k.W and 10.03 a.
in -'.- and 3.3J p. m.
Tobhanna neeonimodatlon 6 10 p m.
I.xpitss for Hlnglinmton, Oswego, F.I
mlru. Corning, Rath. D.uiRvllle. Mount
Monls nnd Ruffnlo 1210. 2 .. 9 00 11. m.;
1 & and 3 30 p, m., making closo connec
tions nt IlufTnlo to nil points in the west,
not I Invest and southwest.
vv iiHhlngton nccommoilatlon, 3.40 p. m.
ninghamlon and way stations, 103 p. in.
Nicholson aci ommodatlon, f, 10 p. m.
Lxpicss for I tic a and Rlchlleld Springs,
- a m nnd 1 K3 p. m.
Ithaca 2.13, 9 a m. and l.B p m.
tor Northumberl mil. Plttston, Wilkes-
enrie' '''J'uouth. Hloomsbuig and Dan
vine, mnklng cove connections nt North
V.", rr""' for Willi unsport, Harrisburc,
Hnltlniore, AVnshlngton and tho south.
Northunibi rhind nnd lntermedlato sta
tions goo 1003 a m. and 1.53 and 5 40 p.
in
Nnntleoko and lntermdlate stations,
a os nnd 1110 a in Plv mouth and inter,
mediate stations 125 and S 50 p. m. For
Kingston, 12 53 p m
Pullman pnilor ind steeping coaches on
allexpiess trains
lor detailed Infoim.itlon. pocket time,
tables etc.. apply 10 M. L. Smith, Dis
trict Pas-cnger Agent, depot ticket of
llce. Delaware and Hudson.
On Sunday, Feb. 5th
Scianton as fnllnus:
trains will leava
For Carbondalc-fl 20. 7.53,
m ; 12 noon; 1.23, 2 20, 3 52,
9 13. 11.00 n. m 1 10 u. m.
S5J, 10.13 a.
23. 6 23, 7.37,
I or Albati, Saratoga, Montrenl, Bos
ton, New Fngland points, etc. 6.20 a. m.,
2 2ii p m
For Honcsdale C20, 10.13 a. m. 2.20,
3 23 p. m
For Wllkes-Birre-6.43, 7.4s, S.43 9.'i8,
10 43 a m . 120!, 12), 2 IS. 3 33, 4 27, 6.10,
7.43 10 41. 11 ".0 p m
Foi New Yoik Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Vallev Rallroad-b 43 a. m.. 12 03,
123, 4 27 ,1 m ; w'th Black Diamond F.X-pn-s
II ,0 p m.
For Pennsvlvnnli Railroad points, 6.45,
9 IS a m.. 213 4 27 p m
For western points, via Lehigh Valley
Hallioad 7 I- n in . 1202, 331. with Black
Diamond i:.pies, 10.41. 11.30 p. in.
Ti ilns will ni rive In Scranton as foi-lows-
From Cat hondnle anil the Notth 6.40.
e4l, SIS, '1.14, 10 .1.3. 11 55 a in., 1.24 2.13.
3 23, 4 23. 7 43. .0 33 11 27 n. in.
From Wllkes-Barre nnd Hip South C.13.
.43, 3 43 10 03, 1153 a. m: LIS. 2.14 3.18,
3 20 (,21. 7.3.1. 9 03. 10 03 n. m.: 1.1! a. m
13
Sl'NDAY TRAINS.
I For Cat bondale s.07, 11, ii p. m : 1.31.
I 132 3 31 0 51 p m
I For Wllkes-Barre-9 IS 11.43 a. m : 1.33,
.! 2s 5 1 1, 7 IS p m
Lowest rates tn all points In Fnlted
1 Stales nnd Cm uia
'.I W. HFPDICK, G P. A.. Alblll, N W
1 If. W CROSS D P A, Scranton, Pa
Central Knllroi.l ol New Jcmj
(Lehigh nnd Su-ciuehanna Division.)
Stations In New York Foot of Liberty
stieel. N R and South I-eii, Whitehall
street
Anthraelt" coal used exclusively. Insur
ing cleanliness and eonifoit.
TIMi: TABl.i: IN KFFKCT NOV 20. 1S'3
Trains leave Scianton 101 Plttston,
Wilkes. B11 lie-, etc . at & 30 10 10 a in , 1 20,
2.'3 "2i). 7 10 p m. Sundas 9 00 a. ni .
I ij) 2 15, 7 10 p m
For l.iktwood and Atlantic Clt, S.JO
11. m
For New York New.uk and Flizabeth,
3.20 (e.pressi a m 1.20 (epiessl 120 (ex
pi ess) p ni Suudas 2 13 p m Train
le-avlng 1 2o p m . anHts at Philadelphia
Rending Teimlnal 7 ut p in and Now
Yen k. 7 03 p. m
I'm Munch Chunk Ailnitown Bethle
hem Fasion and Philadelphia. 3 20 a m
12ei 1 20 p m huuilav 2 13 p m
For Hnltlniore and Wushlngton, and
points south and west via Bethlehem,
s Pip a in 1 20 p m Sunilnvs, 2 13 p m
Foi Long Branch Ocean Guove etc at
8 30 a m , 1 20 p 111
Foi Reaelng. Lebanon anil Harrlsburt'.
via Al euttiwu S 10 1 111 i.lp in, Sun
duv. 2 13 p m
For Pottsville. S 10 a 111 . 1 20 p m
Returning leave New York foot of Lib
el 1 stieet. North River at 4 00 o.io (ex-pie-s)
11 111. 1 o0 (epic-si p. m Sundays,
Mil III
eivo New Yoik, South 1'errv, foot
White hull Micci at P 03 11 m 1.23 p in
Pnsst ngers nrilvlng or departing from
this teimlnal can connect under cover
with all the elevated lalloads, Broadway
eable euis anil feriles to Biooklii and
Stnten Islands, inaklng ipilck transfer to
and fiom Ginnel Cential depot nnd Long
Isiienil lallmad.
Leave Phllailelnhla, Heading Terminal,
121 1 in 100 ;i m. Sundas s 13 p m
Through tickets to all points Fust.
ii nil and West at lowest rates at tho
i itiou
J 11 OLILU'SHN. Gen Supt
II P HU.DWIN. Gen Pass Agt
Uric and Wjoiniii! Valley.
Time Tubh' In Fffect Sept. 19th. 1S"8
1 Tn iter. 't..vo St renlon toi Now York
I Vcwliiiig und Intel mediate points on
1 niie tuilioiiel ilso toi llavvle and local
I point- at 7o' 1 m and 2 23 p m Trains
1 .nilve at Siianleii lrom above points at
I 10 2u u m und .1 lu and 9 0S p tn.
SOltAVrO-N DIVISION.
Ill Kfrccl October :l()lll, ISI).
North lloiind. Xouth Boiiiid.
S03 " 201 I tili.sno
t ' I P n t
a i& 8Ut,0DS si
v. v. 1 las
A 11 r uArrlTe I.envei, 1 b
72AN Y Franklin Ht . . 740 .
7 10.Vest 4.'iicl struct ... ru
700 Weehawkcn ,,,, 810...
x 11 r ti'ArrlTe I eartl r ur u
10 is Tni 1 aaosil STSTTsii
1040 ... 1 e.'l Hancock .... miliii
11131 .. 12 Ml htailleL , JWJ'.
to si ... Kid I'rc8toa rarlc .. asi) itv,
10 15 18 40 winwood . a 41 5 uv
lou .... 'U2V l'oyntelio .... 86c 014
vii... 1214 Orson 2 j Bvs
940 ... I2e3 l'lensaut Mr sot 6 f n
9 (.... 11 Mi UtilonclAle SCS 6.M
U 2J l4'.i I me It City l64l
9 in . II. "4 carbindaio ., 8 34 614
9(C flP-0 While undue ,. SSI b n.
10. . IH2V UHcld . is 4& ont
,., 1I2.J Jerinyn ,,,, 3 till 01
8 63 . HIS ArcUIOllit SmIbOii
8 ,vi... ins U luton .... a mi 6 18
846 .. II 111 1'eckvllle ... 8Mili
842 11(17 OlYibant ., oioci
8 40,... 11 Oil ITIcrbUrK . . 4 01 Cti
83' 1IOI 'Ibrnnp 4100 V
8S5... HO) rrovtrtunco . him
bi j iik.7 Park Place .. . 14 ir ew
8M .... iiom scranton , 430 c&.
t u 1 tilaTe Arrive u'r u
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daily except punchiy.
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