The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, May 06, 1899, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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    THE SCRANTON TRIB UNI-SATURDAY, MAY 0, 18jy.
G ALLEN'S.
Come Here Today
Select your Spring Outfit from the best
Ready-to-Wear Clothing
States. Study the
A Chance at $10 Suits for Men
When you get a garment that
fits about the collar and 'shoulders
you appreciate the difference from
the majority of so-called clothing.
Today, Saturday, we offer Silk
Lined Top Coats, of covert cloth,
VI UJ
and Spring
Ml A
5 V J
rics including plain and fancy
cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds
in the new club checks and plaids
or plain effects; also Blue Serge
Suits, silk or plain lined, worth $15
For Ten Dollars
Hats
Brown, Black and Peail Alpines
and Derbys, latest shapes,
worth $i. 50, for yC
Other grades at $1.50, S1.751
$2.25.
Straw Hats
New shapes 25c to $1.75.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New York, May fi. The stock market
was of a highly piofesslonal order to
dav, and nlthouRh huppoit appeared
f 1 0111 time to time In particular stocks,
tho tone was weuk piactlcally throusli
mit. The Blunders, coalers and a num
ber of the spei laities, particularly
llionkljn Tiansit, People's Gas, Sugar,
A hum lean Steel and Wire. Continental
Toliaico and Anaconda were especially
weak. Tho fpverlshne.s? of prices, ac
(ipinpanleil liv bear pressure, Induced
1 iinxldi'iable ll(iildatlon. London was
puuliner of modeiato nmounts.but not
1 "ougli to sustain tho international
stock While the bank statement can
ni'M 1 be forecasted with any accuracj,
it Is known that the banks on out of
town epiess movement and sub-trcas-ur
operations sustained a los in cash
of about $1100.000. This, together with
the uiulei standing that tomorrow's
"tatement would not reflect the $1,000,
000 debit on account of the Spanish In
demnity payment, led traders to as
Kiime that tho showing will not be al
together favorable, because ot the
financing- of industrials and the sub
scriptions to the Amalgamated Copper
company, Tho understanding, however,
that the sub-treasury will cash $10,
000,000 indemnity warrcnta next week
was legarded as likely to make a largo
addition to the loanable funds which
will bo reflected In subsequent bank
statements. Domestic news was scant,
but the possibility of HrltWh compli
cations over Transvaal affalis icceivod
some notice. There was home liquid
ation of mniglnal holdings by specu
lators discouraged at tho seeming lack
of Inside support in certain propeities,
nnd the confident operations of the
bears. The maiket closed weak at about
the lowest. Total sales, 4S2.100.
A fairly good tone was maintained
throughout the day in bonds, which
moved Independently of tho stock trail
ing, although a few prominent Issues
were under pref-sure Total sales, $2.
Cfi'i.OOO. United States S's. the new 4'h
coupon, the old 4's leglstcred and the
D's do. advanced ' in tho bid piice.
I3v Carrlngton & Cusatk.
New York, May B The market opened
crv strong, particularl v In the Steel
stocks. The rallroMdf- were also up In
smpathv with London whhh was from
' to "i aboe New York's lat nlchf
close. Thero has been a desperate effort
to laid Hrookln Rapid Transit, but It
has been met h FiibstantHI bujlng all
nloug, nnd Its fi lends predict 110 for the
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS,
Oldeit Establish:! Ilcijssln the Clt.
f
nrhlem In STOCKS, COTTON, OR AIN aril
PROVISIONS, on mar;lu or lor dsltvory.
OFFICE: Rooms 109 and no Hoard ol Trad:
Hullclitu, tcranton, Pa.
L. O. LA BAR. L. F FLLLnit
$100 HAS PAID S1J0.
profit Inside two months (slock exchange
speculatloni hj ms progrehHlvo nstiin,
I now know of pending opportunity
which premises equal lesults Informa
tion furnished for share of protlts, con
rlrtentlal correspondence solicited. K
i:ilsworth Vail. Hanker and Urokei, -'7
William stieet. New York.
WEBKIiY PRnFITS chance Money can
be doubled every month In Wheat Stocks
nnd Cotton Wo pay profits overy fifteen
days to clients. Our plan or safety Is
unequaled Write for full particulars.
free to any address C E. MACKEY &
CO., 29 Broadway. N Y.
SIDEBOARDS
We are showing a fine assortment of Sideboards from
$12.00 to $125.00.
OIip Thirty Dollar Sideboard is a Gem.
iDnTUCDnC P. nn Manufacturers of Furaltura.
I1U I IILIIUL VX .UUii -3 Lackawanna Ave.
YOUR MONEY BACK IF
in the United
prices.
Suits of the latest fab
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BUk1u!6E
J3T.AND1.3S,-5LE?.N AVENUE.
Moik next week Tin i-hort- wei hci
hellers of tin market ilurlng tin dm
wheiuer weakness deeloptd and sui
cecded In pounding down pi ices as thej
hae done several times before but
when thej1 wish to otr thc are likely
to find a scarcltj of htock to till their de
mands I'lower luokirs wire buxtrs ut
Urookljn Rpld Trurslt and Keilernl
Steel on the decline The market was
eiy dull all da and nffoidid Hie beats
an opporlunlt. tluv aie nlw.u looking
for to pound down prices On the de
clines tho Steel stocks are cert.iluh good
tuns for large pinlits The market closed
dull and at nearly botteni liilees. 'h sit
sold oft on reports ot hlioweis and Indi
cation of rain In winter wheat i-ectlons
nnd from leports ot exports -em out l
the largo opttatots to the effect that
damages are less thin nippo-ni Wliile
It does not seem tint tin I p Is am pi "li
ability of nn btrse aiUunce In wheat
neither Is there for anj m itertal decline
Quotations furnished hv LAHAK &
rtlLLKR, Etock, grain and colton inok
rs, rooms 200 nnd rid Uoard of Tria
building, Scranton Pa
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Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
.sT.9.(:1fs .- "''l Asked.
picraiueill ts i-iiiniiii 1 1. iv. vo,
Flist National Bank
Elmhurst Houievniei
Hcruntoti Savings Hank
Scmnton Packlim t'u
Thlid National Hink
Throop Novelts Mfg. Co
Scranton Railway Co
Dime Dep & I"s Hank
Economy Light. Heat & Pow-
ti CompatiS
Scranton Illuminating Heat &
Power Company
Scranton Forging Co
Traders' National Bank
Lacka Lumber Co . . .
Lacka. Trust & Safe Dep. Co.
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YOU'RE NOT PLEASED.
Extra Values
In Boys' Suits
cpLZd Boys'
Fancy Vestee and
Double-Breasted
Suits sizes 3 to
8, 7 to 16, made
well, plaid mate
rials only, regu
lar value $2; to
day only $1.23.
$ m for Boys' Strictly All-Wool Vestee,
!' Sailor Blouse and Double-Breasted
Suits, blue and fancy materials small sizes
trimmed with silk braid, nicely made values
up to $3. Today only $1.97, sizes 3 to 16.
$7 817 fr Sample Suits for Boys that were
t7l to be sold for $4, $5 and $6. We
bought them at half price they are being
sold the same way. Beautiful creations in
Vestee and Sailor Blouse Suits,today only$2.97
Mooblc Mountain Coal Co. ...
Scranton Paint Co. . .
.kirlt ft SnoNerC... Com. ..
Clark & Snoor Co, Pi
Carson Coal Co .
Scmnton Axle r9 ......
So-. Iron Fence 1
"crnnton Pass. Hallway, (list
niortgage, duo IW'l
People's Stieet Rallwa, first
inortwiuro. .Iup 1P ......
People's Street Railway, oen
era! mortgage, due I'J.'l ... ..
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ..
l.itka Township School b .
Citv of Scranton St. Imp. 0.
Mt' Vcrnci" Coal Co
S lantuti A.le Works ........
Scranton Ttactlon 690 bonds...
Carcon Coal Co
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.
Philadelphia Miiv C.-Wheat-Contraot
giadi, Ma, 7V.,a77V. Corn-rirm; No.
2 mls.il, May. 3m :s',i Oats-1 lrm; No.
2 white, clipped, .r.a.!.1He . No. 3 do. do ,
:;iti!'-c . No J micd, do.. 3.?a33'c. But
ter Film, good demand; lancy western
cttanur, 17' '.e , do. prints. )e. Fggs
StrailN, rte-hh iuarb. iJc , do. webte: l.
1!' c . do. southwestern, 13c , do. south
eiti U'-e Cheisc-Faslcr, New ork full
e-teani, "falic. old. llHalic ; ilo. do. do.
fall to cboice old ll'iall'iC.: do. do. elo.
ebole. new hinall. 9'i9c. do do. do.
1..11 i.i I'lni. sin.ill !i.i'.i'',c Rellned Sug-
ars 1'nchuiiBcd Cotton-l lrm anel 1-lCc.
hlKbei . middling uplands t! --Wo Tallow
-Dull, cits prime In hoshends, !c;
inuiitry do do. barrels, 4c; elo. dark,
".V . cakes 1c grease, 24.Vc. LUc
Pi.ultrj Firm good demand, fowls,
ll'w old loosteis, "liaSc., winter chick
ens IbvlSc ; hprlng. do., 25a28c. Dressed
I'onltij Film, jjood demand; fowls,
choice, IP c ; do fair to good, 10'salle.;
old rooster'-, Sc broilers. Ma2.1c , win
ter chickens, 2iiii2lc. Receipts Flour. 500
Inriels nml ',' sacks; wheat, none;
cciin. 41000 bushels, oith .'1 elxj bulmls.
Shlpmrnth-Wiliat 1 !' Inishels; corn,
SS.iiO bushels, oats, 11,000 btihelb.
New York Grain and Produce Market
New York, May .1 Flout Inactive and
nomlnnllv lower "Wheat Spot Him, No.
1 red Mc. spot. f. o li afloat and 70a
7'i,c elevatoi. No 1 northern Duluth,
SoifcC f. o. b , alluat to airIo, options
opened steadx but at onto turned weak
and dee lined most of the session The
elo-e was eass at '.a'c net decline in
lac nf iiiiotlur talr epoit traue, aiay
! cli.-ed
s',e , ,lul 7i.c , Keptemtier,
71',e , December, iti'ie Corn hpit
ste-nch . No .', I0s,ulJc , f o b , afloat
anil In alili and spin, options opened
stead; mi expoit rumrrt but eventually
ens' cl off oni, ri)-id tac. at '4c net de
tllm , Ma closed ;si,r . July, I'-Hc. Sep
tembei ;,'ic Oats Spot lowct, tiack
niKeil. we-tLiii )l'i!ii'i!i..e tnick white,
western "lla'v'.c , options slow, llutter
Steailj, wcstein n camel y, Italic; do
tin'tnt UalV . Imitation crcainen, IJa
lie. , state drln l"al!c. ; do cieamerv, J4a
17c Cheese -Old iiulet large white, 12c ;
small white I2nl2'tt largo coloied 12c ;
small, elo. 12.1W4C . new cheese steads;
bilge 01 a9'c . small 'ic Uggs Firm,
iitate and Pi niisylxanla, lie. western
flesh, Uallc , s.iutherii l.",all'4c
New York Live Stock Market.
New Yolk Miiv 3 Hi eves Steady .nil
. 1 Mild, medium to prime Fteerx $ I 77' 2a
. 2r. fnt stags, ft 7.".i5 V culls. 1 50.ll F,
eetvvi) fJMUiJMl 'nixes Active n'ld lilgll
n. inidlum tu prime fiil, $3.iO. Sheep
and Lambs c.ood clippie! stuck firm to
1'ic higher, wcoled lambs not wanted.
Prime 111 she rn sheep, $i 50, medium to
fait clipped do, $!2'ialW, good unshorn
lambs, 10C0. clipped do, $5aC30, clipped
culls $1 50; spring lnmhs, l 50 each Hnga
b'lim good western hogs, St 15, stato do,,
$1 15a 1 J5.
Chicago Ginin and Produce.
Chicago Mv " The grain maiketx
1 tiled weak today on fears of a blockade
In lake tialllc owing to tho IliifTalo
Hrlke. Favoralile weather also Induced
ronsldeiable llqulil.itlmi; Julv wheat
cloi-ed a4iiT.c. lower Corn declined Ne.
and oats 'na'c. Poik closed a shaJo
higher, lard a Hhado lower and ribs un
changed Cash quotations were as fol
lows. Flour Quiet olid easy; No. 2
spring wheat, 71'iri71 ,c , No 3 do. do , CC
1177'ec No 2 ted 7l'4a7rV4c ; No 2 corn,
33'sc , No 2 yellow, JJ?4aUc . No. 2 oat.
27a.7'4c; Xo 2 white, 23uu30'ie. ; Xo 3
do 20a3Jc j No : rye, 5c. : No 2 barlcs",
.Callc.i Xo. 1 flax. $1 OS, northwest, l 10;
prime tlmoths. $2.25, mess pork, tH 50a
855, lard, $5 07Hn3.10, shoit ribs, JI.40al.7O;
Irs snlteel shotlers, 4"ial',sC , short
clear, JliROaiOO, whlskes', Jl 20, sugars,
unchanged.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Buffalo, May 5. Catllo Receipts,
light; market stendv and prospects fair;
veals. I75a5.75, tops, JtS. Hogs Receipts,
50 cars; market fcluido stronger; best
grades, J3.9'al, others, javjavji, hogs.
J1('0a3 77: roughs. J!d3 40. Sheep and.
Lambs Receipts, 60 cars; market active
and. higher, top lambs, 590a6; otheis,
J12iy75; sheep, ".a5 20, culls to good,
V 50.1; wethers and yearlings, (5 15a5.40.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, May 5 Cattle Fairly active
demand nt pievlous prices; fancv grades
brought $3 3;.;i5.50; choice steers, J3.o."a.rl;
beef do.. Jlat 50: western fed. do.. Jl.liOa
I 6.20; cowa and heifers, 3.C0a5; mediums,
GALLEN'S.
4& 1 1 T V r5J(. r MilPy
Tai wrud JTWTf A
Shoes
Men'j
Women't
Have you seen our $1.97 Shoes ?
They are equal to $2.50 and S3.00
shoes sold elsewhere. Russet,
Black and Patent LerthcJ, fifty
styles, at
$1.97
i fh1a4 75; stockcrs and feeders, $la3.15,
calcs, $1i(! b.". Hogs Trade active with
prices fully Ec. higher, fair to choice.
J3.77l4.l3 92'?,: heavy packers, $3 50n3,7 ,
mixed. $!C0a3.S2'i; lights, twia!S.1,
butchers, $3C0a3S7"j; pigs, ).!0a3 70. Tile
greater part of tho sheep receipts woio
conslfgned direct to slaughteters, what
few coming on th market being disposed
of nt former prices. Rocelptb-Cattlo
1,500 head; hogs, 17,000 head, sheep, i(5,0"0
head.
East Liberty Cattle Market.
East Liberty. Pa . Ma 5 -Cattle-Stendy;
cxtia. $7 30a5.t0, prime, f2iia5 30.
common,, $1.50a3ii0 Ilogn Actle and
higher; primo mediums, Jt'.Cil. heavy
Iiors nnd h"nvv Yorkers. J! 'HiT'S, light
Yorkers, $3S0a3 81, pigs $!Ciai",3, loi.gbs,
J2.50a15O. Sheep Steady; choice wethers.
$4 7f.a4 bl; common. $2 10-13 To, choice
lambs, $6a9; veal calses, $1 C0.it.
Oil Market.
Ol! City, n., May 5 Credit balances,
$1.13; certificates, no bid, bhlpniemts, i.o.
274 barrels; average, S8 211 barrels, inns,
S1.052 barrels; average, SI.DS1 barrels.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
Stock Company nt Academy.
A nappy combination of the three
most popular and attractive branches
of the stage drama, music and high
class specialty will bo seen at the
Academy of Music every evening next
week with mntlnecs every day except
Monday. The Clair Pateo and Hussell
Stock company of twcnty-llvo first
class artists, not only present excellent
di nnins and comedies, but also have a
ladles' solo orchestra of eight mem
bers, from the Boston Conservatory of
Music, under the leadership of Miss
Addle Jewell, the celebrated violinist
and directress, and a coterie of well
known high-class specialty people
headed by tho clever "Glen Duo,, well
known to our musical people as accom
plished musicians, Introducing vocal
nnd Instrumental selections of tho most
classical and popular order. On Mon
day evening the great comedy, ' .V
E-asntnff "Widow," will bo presented.
PRICEBURO.
Thomas Morgan, of Thioop, who was
killed in Stoir's mines No. 1 on Tues
day, was burled at 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon In Pricebuie cemeters.
The employes of Storrs mines re
ceived their pay yesterday for the
month of Apill.
Mrs. James Barr, of Throop, was a
visitor In town esterday.
Services will be hold in the Primi
tive Methodist chinch tomorrow as fol
lows: Morning, at 10.20; evening, 7
o'clock; Sunday school, at 2 o'clock In
the ntteinoon. All aio cordially in
vited. W. II. Holdei, pastor.
Sadly Circumstanced.
Dashcrls' "Whew ! that Peace Commls.
slon makes me tired! They don't know
what peace Is."
Dow ntrod ' That's so. Most of them
are married men."
TAKE OXE of Dr. Agncw's Liver Pills
after dinner. It will promote digestion
and overcome any evil effects of too
hearty eating. Safe, prompt, active,
painless and pleasant. This effective llt
tlo pill is supplanting all the old school
nauseous purgatives. 40 doses. 10 cents.
Sold by Matthews Hros. and W. T. Clark.
-03
LOST.
LOST A LAROF, ULACK NEW
foundlnnd dog. Name Turk engraved
on collar. If ictiirned to GOT Jefferson ave
nue a suttablo reward will be paid.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN
lie had In Scranton at the news stands
of Itelsman Bros.. 405 Spiucc and 503 Lin.
den; M. Norton 322 Lackawanna avenue;
I. 8. Schutzer, 211 Spruce street.
CITY SCAVENQER
a.b nniaas cleans privy vaults
and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used A BTIIGGS, Proprietor
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Elcke'a drur store, corner Adams and
Mulberry, Telephone 9540.
SCALP TREATMENT.
ieCzZr7KKVvnnr&
ment. 50c.; shampooing. 50c.: facial
massage, manicuring, 25c; chiropody.
M .Qulncy.,
The People's
A
POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Hcncflt ot All Who
Have Houses to Rent, Real Estate or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help Those
Small Advertisements Co3t One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Except Situation Wanted, Which Are In
scried Free.
WANTED.
IVWVV
WANTED-CABE OP BAD HEALTH
that Il-I-r-A-N-S will nut benetU. Bend
E cents to Illpans Chcmlcnl Co., New
York, for 10 sampler nnd 1,009 testimonials.
AGENTS WANTED.
Xaiziiis " yuaivb si'bschiption,
six magazine free novel plan Intro
tluclnr our Mending Tissue. Sumple nnd
2t vulunblo trade formula)), 10c Particu
lars fiee. Co-operative Specialty Co,
Milwaukee, Wis
AGENTS-STATE AND LOCAL. PAT-
cnt frslng "covers No greasy
stoves. Terms liberal. Sell evcrywheie.
Kitchen Specialty Co., Heading, Pa.
IS 73 DAILY UNTIL JULY INTItODUC
Ing New Flavoring Extracts (Powder
Torm), nxcluslvo tetrltcry and fifty
samplog free. Ohio Kenning Co., Cincin
nati, O.
H1LPWANTED.
ACTIVH MAN OK LADr WANTED TO
trael nnd emploj agents for Phil i
delphla firm J'iOOO per month and ex
penses. Address Mfr, Tilbune olllce.
HELP WA NT ED-MALE.
J1000 DAILY t NTIL Jl'LY SELLING
tho only original Ua-ellght Burner tor
Kerosene lamps. Outfit free Peifeclion
Gaslight Hill iter Co Cincinnati, O
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIi:S F.VFllYWIIFRn AS PRI
ate local loncsponeUnts to collect
addresses ,tc , gocd pry, peimanent en
gagements, will not Interfile with other
work. Inclose stamped mwleipr Addle s
Mrs. Freda Jlav, Supt , South lleiul Sanl
tarluni (lnc tindei state laws) South
Hcnd, Ind.
".v-w-
WANTHD-UIRL 1'nil Oi:Xi:AL
liousewoik. "'all bti Monroe avenue
WANTFD -OIRL FOR (JF.NL'ltAL
r housework, appl with lefeienie at
No 1011 North Main avenue TilppH
Homestead
LADIHS TO nMP.ROIDFP.-GOnD PAV-
Ing. easy work sent to vour hum;.
wiltc for sample and materials Fnliiuo
Kmbrolderv Co., 102 Fulton Sit Vow oik
FOR RENT
HOl'Si: FOR RENT-121 ADAMS AVE-
nue, modern Imiuovements nut,
$20 00 Inciulic Dime Dank Ml uillleh
STORACL'-LARCE IMtY i'.TORAOi:
rooms for tent at 11. Pinnkliu avemi'
Inquire In uar Teleiihone No llo2
Hail Retteilv.
HOFSE FOR RENT INijrillE Ol ILUt
iv Speucci at Stevens' Cash Store.
Dunmoic.
1'OR KENT unrsrs vos .:; 1 and
North ll'ILI, , 1.. li.ei ntlv
Ijlllldlng Suitable foi ill, "sic laps' ot- JAMES W. OAKTORD TTORNF.Y-AT-fces
and residence Applv to lluirs l'o- ' -1 Hmnm 51 C15 anil 51'!. Ho ml of
"I". Jr. 401 Connell HulMlng. ! ''r "'" buiMlm;
1'OR RENT-STORE
ROOM. NO 27
surwi wash nirtnii
avenue liiinieiiv
occupied liv J w. liiuiiiscv Stenn
licni elevatoi icar entrance 1 or tenn
"I Ply to Jones Bros, .ill LucKiwhiuh
avenue.
!OK II EXT HOFSE f.21 MDI!"'N
avenue, steam lunt. eei.v cemvnl
ence Apply Owens Uro- , M Madison
avenue.
OFFICES IN COMMONWEALTH
niillellng, sitiRle rums and suites fur
term nf ve.ns with vaults One Mille of
sl connecting otllees with tliree vaults
or three suites of two otlices eiMi with
vnult Moclerato pi Ice Unfinished to spti
tenants. Inquire at mum cm on hth tloor
FOR SALE
von SALE - oFpFe-n
consisting of one eight fool bin. k
vcntmit enrtrlrf .l.ulr ..,., l.lil.. i .1.
llllt rnll tnti fli.&l. rtnr. Lnvtll la ,i ir el limit '
desk, two catalogue i..se and oiif sati
For sale nt a bargain Cleninns Feilier
& O'Mnlles', 42J Lackawanna n venue-
FOR SALE-A MARIll.E SODA WATER
nntniitiu 1 1 k .L.tii . . t . . imiip. j
two uteol fountilns sv 1 nns and -ill
other accessories I'nmnlem nml . t moil-
ern stjle, reads foi Immediate use nidi
will bo sold at a buiciln Addre s ll
10 South Main street I'lttston
DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For particulars address Ho -I5,
Scranton, Ta.
FOR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N S FOR
cents at druggists Ono gives lellcf.
FOR SALE OR RhNT.
?On SALE OR RENT-SINC.LE HOI SI
605 Qulncy nvenue, cltv steim, scllirg
price, f',50l, rent. J10 p. r muiiih Incmdlns
steam heat G F Rcj nolds
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Ton" RENTXICEL" FI'RNISHCD
rooms, use of hath, desirable loca
tion, gentlemin onl Retereme u
eiulied Address V O 1)0X12"- elts
FL'RXISIIED FROXT ROOM FOR
rent In quiet lioiwe, one or two chil
dren. Address. W. P S Tribune otlle e.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-MY IlESIDENcn AT Z
Colfax avenue; Just completed All
modern Improvements Hrrdwood finish
sanltnrs plumbing, electric llxhts etc.
Price reasonuhle. Aildtt's Frnnk V.
OUell, 22") Uroadwny, New Yotk cltv.
SITUATIONS WANTED
X7LVIuTil?lT'vWAVI S WORK AS
teamster 01 any kind nf weak, can
give good icteience 2JI Ilccst street,
Scianton Pa A. L S.
Hy Cairlngton ,L Ci'tack.
SOUER, INDFSTRIOFS. MARRIED
man would llko to drive store wagon.
Knows the city well Good ic-feicnccs
Addiess 32i5 Kresslcr court
SITFATION WANTED HY AN EL-
dcrlv lady ns housekeeper or house,
work In small famlls , good icference
Apply 5o7 Harrison uvenue.
SITUATION WANTED-I1Y AN EXPE
rlenccd man In taking can- of luwiis,
spading guldens, painting fences nnd
llovver beds, or cutting lawns. 227 Marlon
street, opposite factoiy, Green Itldge.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO WASH
ing nnd Ironing home, an expert on
ladles' lino clothes, or uny kind of flue
laundry work, best of refeiencc Green
Ridge, opposlto tho factory, 2J7 Marlon
street.
WANTED-A SITFATION IN A SMALL
famlls' by a widow with ono child.
First class worker. Address V. E. G ,
Tribune ofllce.
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT
washing nnd lionlng. Wishing and
Ironing taken home also. Call or address
A. II 311 North Sumner avenue
SITUATION WANTED - WASHING.
Ironing or any kind of houso cleaning
by the day, or will take washing home.
Mis. Lee, side door, 420 Franklin avenue.
SITUATION WANTED EXi'EUI
enced liar-keeper first-class mixer
ran furnish first-class reference. Ad
dress Bar-keeper, Tilbune olllce.
SITUATION WANTED-HY a1iTddT.iT
aged lady us housekeeper, with small
family: good lefeicuce. Address K.. this
i olllce,
Exchange.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN ORDER TO ENCOl'HAGH THE USE
of pas In stovci nnd ranges, tho price
of gnH for that purpose, Is hereby made
subject to a discount of 10 per cent, fiom
the I ocular rato of $1.10 per ono thou
sand cubic feet consumed, provided the
bill If paid on or before the 20th diy of
the month In which the bill U presented.
A scparato mctei, furnished by tho com
pany Is neccs.mrv
ny order of the board O 11 HAND,
Secretnrj the Scranton tins and Water
company nnd tho llvele Park Oas com-
puny.
April 24th. lfoo.
WANTED-TO JEXCH A NGE.
WANTED-TO EXCHAN(llf APINE
upright plauo, llrsl-cl.iss male, but
llttlo used, for Rood horso and hugg.
Address P. O. Hox 247.
PROFESSIONA L.
ARCHITECTS
GmVAHD II. DAVIS. AncniTECT,
Connell building, Scranton.
e. l Walter, architect, on-'icc
renr of W, Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JH . ARCHITECT.
437 Spruce st , cor Wash. nv . Scranton.
rRnunnicK l brown, architect.
Price building J2i Washington avsiue,
Scranton
T I LACF.Y & SON. ARCIIITKCTS,
Traders' National Dank.
onvrsrs
LR I O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PR1
vnte Ilnspltnl, cor Wjomlng nnd JIul
lien v
IMt 11 F RI.YNOLDS OPP. P O
PR. C C LAFHACII 111 V.'vomlng ave.
WKLCOMi:c SNOVFR Coal Exchange,
Ind tloor Itorim D Hunts, !' to 1, 2 to 5.
HUT AM NUFtCTURER.
'iOLIi:s Vn SIMtl'Cn STRlinT.MAKLS
our hat to order and they lit
HOTELS AND RESTAUR UMTS
THE ELK CAFE, 121 ND127 TRANK
llli avenue. Rntes leasinuible
P XEICH.mt, Pioprlotor.
FCRAXTON IIOl'Hi: XEAll P.. I.. & W.
pasei uei depot Conelucted on the Eu
Hipean plan. V( TOR KOCII, Prop.
I Wr'C'73
FRANK E r.OYI.E ATTORNEY AND
CouiiM liu.nt-liiw 1. 1111 building, rooms 1
U mid II, Wash iKt"i vcrua.
WILLAIM) WMIIirV " KNAPP A'l -tnrnevs
and e'ejunsi b. nl-Law Re
IMiblloan building Washington avenue.
Sctatitcn I'.i
I .!! -t-'l P .IESHFP ATTORNEYS AND
ciilMi
.
. 1 e c hum limp . ji . Law Coiniiionvveaun
' llllllfilliu- tf.if.ii.e 1 . n ill t
I -
I l P lUVLOOLH .TTOPN'EY- 1 O S
nigo'ieteii nn toil estit' s-e ill".
JM"in . liiitlil'ncr c nrr
u" nue and i-, 1 -i him cl
Wouhliiitnn
ahliu.trm
JMins.i 11 invirnv vttorvfy-it-Iavv.
:ot ( nuicnwiiltli Imlliiln.T.
Qi i.mtim
EDWARD W IIIAYRn ATTORNEY
Looms 0J.l-n.14. itb Hoot 'vtcirs li'illdlns
L. A WATTIES ATT'R:.'Fi -AT-l.AW.
102 Roiird of Trail bull Mint, Scranton,
Pa.
I It. IMTciiF7t"",v"n01!WI V T-LAW,
CuinP'onvvciltb I t.l dlni: Cn'ititon Pa
TRADERS'
FATElSfON ft WILCOV.
Natlonul IH nk lai'ldlng
COMEe.YS
bllllilll c
n-n "i.piTtLicvx
A. W RFUl'ltOLF.
Menrs bultilln .-
ATTORNEY
p'-,vn,"V5 "a ? ni
CVS
MARY A
opnt' 1st ,
SIlKPIIEP.n M D
I til LU.eJi li stiri t
HOME
. 'V- w ' ALT 1'N
512 NeJKTH WASH-
1I1SI"II Ui.!elli
I)L I. J I e!ATF. ROOMS Ji'7 AND 203
I'.oird .if Tiade liiillcllng, Olllce hems,
S to !i n in . 2 lo " nn 1 7 to p in Rcsl.
denee. .TO Mnillson avenue
Di: C L IRi:.c' SPCCIALIST IN
RuptiiK This, FI t!ng and Fat Reduc
tion eiitlm ti-'e.plioiii- IPC Hours, 10 to
1J, 2 lo I 7 t i I
Tin. ? W L'AMOREAFX OFFICL .0
Wushlpgton uve nue Residence 11H
Multiein. Chn.nlc cIIshjscs, lungs,
hem t Kldne.vs mil geullo-urlnniy oi
vans n spuiilt) llouia, 1 to 4 p. m.
W Ci ROOK VETERINARY SFR
geon. Horses. Call!, and Dogs treated
Hospital, 12t Linden street. Scranton
Telephone 21,72.
nsHoot-i
Sc'HOOL OF '1HE LACKAWANNA.
Scianton, Pa Ci uites ptepiratory to
college, law. mullrlno or business. Opens
Sept 12 Si ml for rutalnuiie Rev. Thom
as M. Cunn. LI. D. Waller II. Hue II.
A. M.
eriJOS
O R CIARK A CO. SEEDMEN AND
Xutseismen, store ltii Wnshlngton ave
nue, green house, 1350 North Main ave
nue; store telephone, 782
VIRF SCREENS
jo? kfettelri:ar sit
wanna nvenue Sen nton, Pa,
Hirer of Wire Scieens
LACK -
manufac-
MIOC'.MN'IUS
HAI'ERS ORCHESTRA Ml 'SIC FOR
balls, picnics, panics, receptions, wed
dings and concert wink furnished. For
trims, neldre-ss R J llnuer. conductor.
117 Wsomlng avenue, over Hulberts'
music store.
MEGAUC.FE PROTHERS. PRINTERS
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse i;o Washington nvenue,
Scianton, Pa
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
LchlRh VallJV KsillriKut.
In effect Feb 5, 1S99.
TRAIN'S LEAE SCRAXTON
For Philadelphia and New York via D.
R- H. It R at C45 u in und 12.01. 2 is. 4 27
Black Diamond Emucss, und 1130 p. m.
Sundass, D k II 15S,7.r3p ni
For Whlto Haven, Huzleton and prin
cipal points In tho coal regions via D ;
11 It It. t-43, 2 18 and 4 27 p. m. For
Pottsvllle. b 45. 213 p. in
For Bethlehem, Easton, Reudlng, liar
rlsbuig and prlnclpil Intermediate she
tlons via D. & HI! R .0 45 a. m., 1201.
2 18. 4 27 Black Diamond Express, 11. :o!
Hundav's. D & H . LOS, 7.43 p m. ' "'
For Tnnltbannock, lowanda, Elmlra.
Ithaca, Geneva and principal Intermedi
ate btatlons. via D.. I.. & W. 11. H, 8 03
u. m , 12 55 and 3.3j p m
For Geneva Rochester. Ituffulo Nins
nra Falls, Chicago and all points west via
1) & H. R. U.. M03. 3 33. Hlack Diamond
Express, 7 18 and 11 30 p m Sundays. D.
& U . 11 43 a m, 7 13 p m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley parlor curs on all trains between
Wilkes-llurro and Now York, Philadel
phia. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
IIOLLIN II. WILUUR. Gen Supt.,
South Bethlchun, Pa.
CIIAS. 8. LEE. Gen Pass Agt., 28 Cort
land street. New York,
A. W. NONEMACHER. Division Tass.
enger Agent, South Bethlehem. Pa.
For tickets nnd Pullman reservations
iutaiv sea LacJiiWJUuu avc Scranton. 1'a,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
' ,,- - ,li"ii"i-uirirm
scheclulelri Uffact May jg, I5H.
7.30 n. m., wook days, for Sunbury
Hnrrlsburgr, Philadelphia, Balti
more, WasUlncton, nnd for Pitts
burg nnd tho West.
10.16 a. m., weok days, for Hasle
ton, Pottsvllle, Beading, Norrls
town, nnd Philadelphia; nnd for
Bunbury. Harrlsburg, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Wnshlngton nnd
Pittsburg nnd the West.
3.12 p. in., dally, for Sunbury, Har
risburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, nnd Pitts
burg and tho West.
0.00 p. m., weok days, for Sunbury,
Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
Del., Lnckn. und Western.
Effect Mondas. Nov. 14, 1S13.
irnins leavo Rcmninn n rniin.,..
Ex-
r,nSinnrrJork nml n" Points' east
1.40. 3 00. 510, 8 00 and 10 03 a, m.j 12 55 am
o.iii n. in.
ast,
and
,,ilpro V or 1'a,'f'n. Trenton, rhlladol
n 1 "r'Ja Ul. sou'h, 6 10, 8 00 and 10.03 a.
in.. 12 fir, nnd 3.3 p. m.
1 obybanni accommodation, 6 10 p. ni.
tnipr?" f.or Ul'ighamton, Oswego, EI
mIL ' tornlnP. llajth Dansvllle, Mount
Morris and nufTnlo, 12.10. 2.31. 9 00 a. m ;
iit. I 5.60 " m making close connec
S nt Buffalo to all points In tho west,
vn"J.?st nna southwest.
,;, "smngton nccommodntlon, 3.40 p. m.
v E ?mtun nn1 WIy stations. 1.05 p. m.
fsicholson accommodation. 5.10 p. in.
i.xpress for Htlca nnd Itlchfleld Springs,
- n m mid 1.C5 p. m
U'';". 23, 9 a, m. nnd 1 55 p. m.
nnl ,r'hi'mbcrWnd, I'lttston, AVIlkes
ii?i ' IA'rno"th. llloomsburg and Dan
viiie, making coso connections at North
Tin! nnl for Winiamsport, Harrisburg,
Haltlmore. Wnshlngton and tho south.
f"ortnunilerIiina nnd Intermediate sta
tions, c 00, 10.05 a. m., and 1.55 and 6.40 p.
Xantlcoko and intermediate stations,
OS and 11 10 n m Plymouth and Intcr
inedlato (itatlons, 3 33 and SCO p. m. For
Kingston. 12 53 p. m
1 uiimnn pallor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
in ueuincei inrormation. pocket time,
tnblos etc . npplv to M. L. Smith, Dls-
trlct
i-assengcr Agent, depot ticket or-
lice.
Oelnwat'e nnd Hudson.
On Sunday, Feb 5th, trains will leave
Sci anion as follows.
For Carbondale C 20, 7.53, S53, 1013 a.
J" ' J?J?oon: 121 'i'-'0' 3W S23. 0-25. "--7,
0.11 11.00 p. rn., UC a. m.
lor Albans, Saratoga, Jlontreal, Bos
ton. New England points, etc. 6.20 a. m,
2 20 p. m.
For Honesdnle 0 20, 10.13 a. m. 2 20,
5 2 p m
.Kor Wlllt-es.Tiarro-6.43. 7.48. 8 43. 9 S8,
10 43 a. m ; l.01, 1 2J, 2 13, 3.33, 4 27, 6.10,
7.48. 10 41. 11.30 p. m.
For New York. Philadelphia, etc., ila
Lehigh Valley Railroad- 41 a. m U 03.
1 . t-'i l in ; with Ulack Diamond Ex
press, 11.30 p. m.
For Pennsylvania Kallroad points, 6 43,
9.3e a m ; 2 18. 4 27 p m
lor wcstein points, via Lehigh Valley
Riillioael-7 4? n in.: 120J, 3 3 with Black
Diamond Express. 10. II. 11.30 p. m.
Iinlns will nirlvo in Scranton as fol
lows , From Carbondalo and the North-6 40,
. !!, 838, 931, 1018, 1158 a. m.J 1.23, 2 13,
32. 1 JI 7 I.. (I".S 11 .57 n. in.
' - J rnm Wllk.'s-narro and the South-6.11,
I i.1;. ,R W0S, 11.53 n. m.; 1.18. 2.14. 3.4
1 "20. 0 21. 7 53. 001. 10 03 p. m.; 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carlondale-D.07, 11,33 p. m.; 1.53,
3 3J 5 5-. 0 53 p. m.
For Wilkes-Barrc 9 48, 11.13 a. m.; I.5S.
Lowest rntes to all nolnts
v 1 . , u ,r, 11,.
In United
""" "nn 1 anacia.
( J w j.pDICK f p A AIbany( N
Y.
11. . ciiuaa, u. 1: a., ocranion, -a.
.Pa.
Central Uailroiul of Now Jersey
(Lehigh nnd Susnuehanna Division.)
Stations In New York Foot of Liberty
stint. N. U. and South Ferry, Whitehall
street.
i Aniluaelte coal used exclusively, lnsur
l Inu cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TA11LE IN EFFECT NOV. 20. 189?.
I Trains bavo Scianton for Plttstorr,
Wllkes-lkine, etc., at 8.J0. 10.10 n. m., 1.20,
. 2J. 12), 7 iu p m aunuajs, a.w a. m.,
1 Ol 2 1. 7 10 p m
Fur i.aKevvoou anu Aiiantio city, 830
a. in.
i r New York. Newark and Elizabeth,
S :o (cpics) a. m 1 20 (express), 3.20 (ex-pie-si
p in Stinelass, 2.15 p m. Train
leaving 1 yi p m , arrives at Philadelphia.
Heeding Termlnul, 7.03 p. m., and New
Yoik, 7 0" p m.
For M.iucb Chunk. Allentown, Bethlo
bem. Eaton nnd Philadelphia, 8 30 a, m,
120 IJ'l' m Sundavb, 2 15 p. m.
For Ilaltlmoro and Washington, nnd
points south and west via Uethlchem,
s kii ii m 1 JO l' m Sundays, 2 15 p. m.
For Long Jti.n eh. Ocean Grove, etc., at
S M a in 1.20 p in
For Reidng Lebanon and ITarrlsburf,
via Allcntowi S30 a. m, 1.20 p. m. Sun
dav. 2 15 p m
For Pcittsvllle. S 30 a. in., 1.20 p. m.
Returning, leavo New York, foot of Lib.
crty stnet North River, at 4 00, 9.10 (ex
press) n. m , 1 30 (etpre&s) p. m. Sundays,
Leavo New York, South Ferry, foot
Wbltclnll street, at 9 05 ii. m.. 1.23 p. m.
lM'-sengeis arriving or departing from
this tetmlnal can connect under cover
with all tho elcvpttd ralloads, Broadway
cable cers nnd ferries to Brooklyn and
Stnten Island", making milck transfer to
and from fiinnd Cential depot and Long
Island railroad.
Leavo Philadelphia. Reading Terminal,
9 "I am 3 00 p m. Sundays, 6 15 p. m.
'Through tickets to all points East.
South and West at lowebt rates at tho
MJUHn OL1IAFSEN. Gen. Supt.
H. I. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Age.
I'rlc nml Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In Effect Sept. 19th, 1S98.
Trains leave Scranton for New York,
Now burg and intermediate points on
F.rio railroad, also for Hawley and local
pulnts, at 7.01 a m. and 2 23 p. m. Trains
arrlvo at Scranton from abovo points at
10 JJ a m , and 3 15 nnd 9.08 p. m.
SCUAI-tTON IMVIMON.
In rifcrt October ilOip,, 1S98.
Kortb noiind.
Houtti Hound,
SOB 01 904,300
J W g- Station J L
a 'a lo o
Tu r ii Arrive beaTu a u
7S5N Y. Franklin Si .... 74J
'' 7 10. West ind street .... 7M
!!.. .. 7 00 Weehawken .... 810 .
am v MlArrlTo Leave r v r m
fo 43 Tis cadosla 37 JTTin)
loto ... 109 naacocic .... ttthai
1031 .. 12V Starllsbt .... SM44'
to 21 ... ties I'reBton rark .... it 311 r&
10 16 W40 WlCTvood ... 14V 0V
10 0.... 1t'i' royntcllo .... !M(I
-0.... 19 14 Orson .... ill! 61-3
t40.... ta (3 riearant Mt. .. 8S, OSn
9 -'9 .... 1159 UnlnncUle 8W m
..... 1149 l"oretCltr .. a lit 41
tio... U34 CarbSndal ... t34litt
07 .. fiiw White nnaje . .. dassicw.i
901.. III3S Majneia 184 IM
858... illW Jrrmm .... 34XtC3
etv3. .ins Archibald ... ssi Uoi
860.... Ill 15 I nton ,,., tMIll
840 . 1111 f-ClfVUls .... .919
8 42 1107 Olypbant ... 4 OS 8 ft
840..., 110.1 Prlcctiurtr .... 4 ofle Si
8 33 11101 Thtoop .. 410, 6 7
8U .... 11 00 rrorldence ., 11 A 1
8 3-;.. :fi'7 rarlc l'i act .... nn6!r!
8 SO.... 10 55 scranton .. 4S0J6i
an 1a uLcaTe Arrive It wV u
t. Sunday only.
t ttjnltles that trains atop on signal for pas
tenners. a rains son nnd 804 Sunday only. Other trains
dally except Sunday.
secure rates via (Jatarlo Western before
purchasing tickets and aavo money.
nnroujb Wocicr outlet sleeper ana (ru re
cllnliiK chair car Kerr York to tThloafo vrJoni
change, l'aaoenavr IK(UJ tl.OcCcet iu
a'vvoCcnlal er Jlllle.
J.O. Andercon. Oon.raai xxt.
T. mtwott, U1T, vcu, u. lwaaios