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BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Fercentago Table.
W. L. P C
Illchmona 10 C .i5il
Allentown 10 8 .550
Lancaster 10 9 .52u
Heading 10 11 .476
Wllkcs.Barrc 9 11 .150
Newark T 11 .SS'J
Saturday Gaines.
Lancaster, July .TO. Luncnstcr and
Wllkes.Itnrro iiluyoil tho must cxcltlwr,
sctnpplest kind of Ramo yesterday utter
iinon, Wllkcs-tlurrc winning by u neon- of
, 1 to 0. Umpire Moran frequently aroused
tho Ire of the spectator, and In tho Inst
Inning was almost mobbed for u bad de
cision. Wilkes-Bnrro Hcored on Schaub's
error. Voorhecs wns wild, but had mag
nlllccnt support. Schmidt's pitching was
ii feature Scoru: ' lt.H.E.
Lancaster 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 2
Wllkes-Bane 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 4 0
Iinttcrlcs Schmidt nnd Stioh; Voorhees
nnd (londlng. Umpire Mornn.
At Heading
Heading 0 0 1 000101 r, ft 13 1
Newark 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 u- 1 10 2
Butteries Fertsch nnd Kox; Mellett ana
Hunch. Umpire Betls.
At Blchmond First rnme n H 12
Hlchmoru 0 02000000 2 3
Allentown 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 3 1- 8 H 0
Batteries Pfnrmlller nnd Steelman;
Hlsley nnd Vlgneux. Umpire Mullnne.
Second game-1 II II 15
Ulchmond 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0- 5 8 4
Allentown ... 0 0 n 1 1 0 5 1 2-10 10 3
Batteries Bishop and Steelmnn; West
nnd JlcMnnus. I'mplro Mullane.
Sunday Games.
Ilnztetnn. I'.i.. July '10 Wilkcs-Barro
had no dlllleulty In hitting Fruzcr this
nftcni'in at Frcoland and this combined
with Lancaster's poor Holding unu tho
K'mie. Th" feature of the same was Me.
Vey's brilliant work In center Held nnd
tho hitting of rijmer, Odwc.ll. Iiicht
er nnd Burns. Umpire Mornn fulled to
nppr.ir and players Wllbelm and Goodwin
olllclattd, giving ccellent satisfaction
Attendant e. 1.211.
Before the same began Sheriff IIaiey
stepped on the dlainrnd and read to tin
managers and plavcr of both teams a
protest against Sunday base ball playing
from n number of jnlnlsteis, who re
quested the sheriff to prohibit the sport
No moro sanies may, therefore, be (-clicd.
uled for Frcelnnd. Score- H II 15
Wllkcs-Banc 2 1 I C 1 110 -ll 24 2
Lancaster 20430000 0-111 S
Batteries, Patten. Jlmcson nnd Grind
ing: Frnzer nnd Stroh Umpires Wll
helm nnd Goodwin.
At Newark- H 11.15.
Newnrk 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 -6 S 7
Heading 001102 0 0 0-1 S 5
Umpires Donovan nnd Hoich; Thatch
er nnd Fox. Umpire Betts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Percentage Table.
W. L PC
Brooklyn 60 27 .tK
Uoston 53 .",3 .tlfl
rhll idclphln SI S3 r)J
St. Louis GO ?A .3M
Baltimore .VI ::i .55?
Chicago 40 40 .511
Cincinnati 4t 42 .512
Pittsburg 41 11 .106
I.oulslllo 37 4S ,1
New York 33 40 .117
Wahlngton 31 37 ,3f,7
Clecland 15 71 .l'J)
Saturday Games.
At Chicago- R h.e
Philadelphia 2 010200011 7 10 1
Chicago 0 20 0 00 0 0 0 6 11 3
Hitteries-Donohua and DourI.iss; Tay.
lor nnd Chance. Umpires Kmslle and
McDonald.
At St. Louis n ii j-
Brooklyn 0 12 0 0 2 10 01, i 2
St. Louis 000 00 100 3- 4 10 1
Batteries HuRhes and McGuIre; Mc
Brlde. Powell nnd O'Connoi. Umpires
O'Day and McGarr.
At Pittshurg nil 15
Washington ..O012OOOO20O r, 10 3
Pittsburg.... 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 I. 9 2
Batteries Mercor and Klttrldge; Sparks,
Tunnehlll nnd Bowerman. Umpires
Swartwood and Hunt.
At Cincinnati R U.K.
New York 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 I 0 R 13 1
Cincinnati 1 3110000 9 16 1
B.itterles-Cnrrfck and Wilson; Brelten.
stein. Talorand Peltz. Umpires Lynvh
nnd Connolly.
Sunday Games.
At St. Louis ii.ii E.
St. Louis 10 0 0 10 3 0 05 9 7
Brooklyn 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 2 1 9 15 3
llattcrlesv-Your, O Connor and Blake;
Donoan nnd Uarrell. Umpires O'Day
and McGarr. Attendance 17,000.
At Chicago n.H K.
ChleaRo 10 0 10 0 0 0 13 7 5
Washington 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 07 9 0
Batteries O.irv In nnd Donahue; JIcKnr.
land and Ktttrldgo Umpires Emsllo nnd
McDonald. Attendance 1,0 K).
At Cincinnati It.II.I5
Cincinnati 0 10 0 0 10 0 35 4 1
New York 200200000 4 10 3
Batteries llnhn and Peltz; Seymour
nnd Warner. Umpires Connolly nnd
Lynch. Attendance 5.SS0.
At Lnulslllc First game It II 15
Loulsvlllo 2 00112120 9 11 1
Cleveland 10 0 0 0 10 0 02 7 3
Battel les CunnliiRham and Zlmmer;
Knepper and Schrccnngost.
Second game H.1I.E
t,nulslllo 01070S 00 0 10 13 J
Cleveland 0 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 11121 fi
Batteries Dow ling, Urnshear, Phllllppl
nnd Powers.; Colllflower nnd Sugden. Urn.
plres Manasb.au nr.d Smith. Attendance
-!, 1.
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
Western League.
(Saturday Games )
Milwaukee, 5, Buffalo 4 (Mist game).
Milwaukee, 12, Bufialo. 5 (second game).
Indianapolis. 4, Minneapolis. 1.
Detroit, 7, St Paul J.
Grand Rapids, IS. Kansas City, 8
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(Sunday rjnmrK.)
Grand Rapids, 15; Kansas City, 3,
Uuffnlo, 12; Milwaukee, C.
St. Paul, 9; Detroit, C.
At Indianapolis Thu Indianapolis and
Minneapolis players wero arrested In tho
first half Innlnc. Tho Sunday law will ba
tested. Tho ptascrs wero released on ball
Eastern Loague.
(Saturday Games.)
Rochester, 9; Syracuse, 3.
ProWdenco, 15, Sprlngfllc'd, 4 (first
Eatne). ProUdcnce, 3, Springfield, 2 (sec.
ond game),
Montreal, 5, Toronto, (I (Hist game)
Montreal, 7; Toronto, 2 (second game).
Hartford, 3; Worcester, 2 (first game
Hartford, 7; Worcester, C (second game).
(Sunday Games )
Montreal, 3 Toronto, 1.
Providence. 10; Hartord, 5
ATLANTIC LEAGUE TROUBLES.
Newark Club Has Made Another
Change of Mnnngers.
"The Newark club has dropped to
tho bottom of tho list In the Atlantic
League race, and Bloemeckc, the own
er, after ttylnc three managers, now
proposes to tako hold of the club him
self and see what he can do with It,"
sas the Patterson Press. "Ho has re
leased Pabst, the first baseman who
did such' good work here, and Hotten
us will be placed on tho first ror'pr.
Newark seems to have been misman
aged since th& beginning of the sea
son. Thev started off with Jim Field,
who couldn't hit a lick, nnd lie had
u number of the plners "knoeklng
him" becauso he was n quitter wh-n
his team got In tight aunt tern, ti stage
of the game In which Newark wns nl
wiijb stiong when Tom Hums and oth
ers had charge, ns thev had n 1mi 1
of plajcrs who would fight It out to the
finish nnd got many a game after It
looked lost.
"Then i-nme old Jnclc Chapman, the
best of them nil, but he did not hue
his wnv, was not nllowed to sign a
third baseman, and had to make
pitcheis or ratchets take a turn at
the thltd corner, which took confidence
out of tho men wot king In the box,
who like to know they have n suio
baseman behind them. If Clmpman
hnd been given a chance ho would
hiivo had a ball team In Nuwaik, but
Instead ho was dropped, nnd Powell,
of this city taken on.
The Atlantic League Is a shade too
fast for the men that Powell has ben
playing, ho let go hitters like Jack
Thornton to make way for his men and
of coutse they did not pan out. Then,
to sum the whole thing up. Uloemecke
has been plnjlng the season In a half
hearted way, as ho wanted to be In the
I5astein League and the Atlantic
League people wouldn't lot him. When
the Syracuse vacancy was (list report
ted the Newark team should hnve been
allowed to tako Its pl.ici and Paterson
retained In tho Atlantic, as they wero
just beginning to pick up here, and
with a fresh start the team could have
played some ball while on the other
hand Newnrk would have gone in with
pride In a new Held, got new faces at
Shooting Park on the team and In the
grand stand, and a decided difference
in favor of the national game In this
end of the state would have been the
result.
"Richmond seems still too fast for
the Atlantic League, despite the draft
ng of pitcheis Chesbro nnd Donaan
into the big oompanj."
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
Tho Sliders defeated the- West Side Re
serves In a well plftcd game Sntunl.iv
bj a fccoie of 11 to (, Kit. trles-llarrinr
ton, Phillips and Gallagher, for Reserves
Costlett nnd Johnson, for Sliders
nV" Sm',e" Vn ,1IU th0 SIubkcis. of
Green Ridge, Satin day. August (1, at 1
oclock on Johnson-, Kike giounds. XV
Thon.a, lnannRer
St. Thomas bnjs went to Grass Islind
Saturdiy. where they met and defeated
a team of that name The Grassy tIaiiI
team was composed of the best plajers
of Olj pliant, but they could not solve
Duff s curves Dempsv pitched a star
game for Gras,v 1-land team. Inning
excellent control of tho ball. The m-oiu
by Innings Is ns follows- R1II5
st T. C 02000 4 2 20 10 11
G Island . . 0 0 I r, o 0 0 0 0 0 S 1
Batterles-Duff and Coouey, Dempsev
and Muriaj.
Tho West Side Browns challenge tho
Oljphant Browns for a gamo on tho
Obphant grounds Wednesday afternoon
Answer In Tho Tribune.
The Oljphant Browns hid little troublo
In defeating the T.nlor Reds at Oljphant
Saturdaj-. J. Glynn started In to pitch
for tho Reds, but was knocked out of the
box In tho third Inning. Mo was suc
ceeded by Schlld, who was more effect
ive George Morris distinguished himself
at third by making two sensational
catches. The score:
Iteds 0 0 110 0 10 0-5
Browns . ... 1 2 n n o o o 2 x II
Bntterles-J Glvnn, Schlld. M Olvnn;
Sheridan, O'Hnra, Almo. Umpire
Meehan.
SCRANTON SHOOTERS WON.
Defeated Wilkes-Bane Club for
Championship of Two Counties.
The Scranton Rifle club weie the
guests of the mcrnb.rs of W'lcs
Bane i oting club on Satiuliy
In tho afternoon a contest between
the two clubs was held at the Iattet's
tange in Hanover township for the
championship of Luzeine and Lacka
wanna counties The tesult was as
follows:
SCRA.NTO.V.
Spencet
22 23 16 23 21 IS 18 13 16 IS 101
Kchrll
23 23 19 23 21 23 20 22 IS IS 213
McAndrews
S 12 13 19 13 17 13 15 22 11-113
GruenhiR
17 12 15 11 22 15 22 II 20 11-101
J. Blatter
IS 2J 13 17 13 21 21 IS 11 13 .77
J. Anderegg
13 13 13 20 23 18 21 13 IS 22-lbO
J. C. Blatter
15 13 12 22 13 10 10 13 21 21-157
Zurfluh
16 10 IS 21 13 IS 2P 22 21 16-151
Welsenfluh
11 9 19 2 21 20 20 IS 10 12-515
C Anderegg
10 12 11 3 11 10 23 IS li 21-145
A. Garner
0 12 21 17 21 l!i 22 5.3 II 13-1C,
J. Wntrous
7l IS 12 0 5 II 0 17 22-11')
Total .
Weav er-Mlller-Weber
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19S3
WILK15S.BARRI5.
II 5 0 0 G Jl 11 3 0 17- Co
18 17 7 H V, 5 12 10 IS S-l.'O
0 1 13 0 S C 7 S 10 23- 73
23 13 4 23 S n n i n ifii.io
Captain Banfclldt
7 17 17 10 22 13 21 U is 21-105
Beisch
7 0 13 15 11 10 0 15 2 17-102
Nelmcler
3 13 IS 2 12 17 9 0 12 11- 97
Leldncr
IS 24 15 7 H 11 16 19 19 21-16S
D. Schneider
20 21 11 10 0 10 11 10 0 5-110
Alex Kaiser
IS 0 10 IS 11 C 21 13 0 6-101
Thomas Arnold
0400 10 03020- 23
J. Schneider
S15 0 0 0 17 01111 0 CI
Total iim
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
By Associated Frees
New York, July 30 The stock mar
ket for today's short session was strong.
A large volume of realizing waR well
digested by reason of nn Inct eased de
mand thtough commission houses nnd
the market stood up well under u bank
statement that was unevpectedly weak,
the majority of stocks showing net
gains when trading wns over for the
daj London continued to buy stock?
heto with considerable confidence, ,nnd
this wns tho prime factor In the open
ing rise nnd in the further decline In
Sterling exchange rates. The money
market was largely nominal, but theie
Is evidence of eiulte liberal offeilngs of
funds fiom outside sources The high
level of railroad earnings shown by all
companies reporting, and the reported
eager demand to buy, borrow or rent
freight cars from many sections of the
country, was a potent source of
strength for stocks. Not them Pacific,
Penns.vlvnnla and Pittsburg, Cincin
nati, Chicago and St. Louis enjojed the
benefit of the published June state
ments, showing largely Increased net
earnings Burlington's strong June
statement bi ought realizing. The Coal
ers were helped by the statement of
Lehigh Valley reflecting n gi owing Im
provement in tho long depressed an
thracite industry. Hcports of the un
precedented activity and strength In
the iron trade caused advances In the
prices of steel nnd Iron stocks, with the
exception of Federal Steel American
Steel and Wire rose over a point. This
fact helped the uillrouds situated In
the lion legions, notably Louisville and
Nashville. Ameilcan Tobacco wns
marked up five points on light trans
actions and with no news to explain
the ilso. International Paper pre
ferred and Consolidated Gas lose two
points. Tho decline after the bank
statement was checked by good ab
sorption, but tho recovery was not to
the top level.
The closing was quiet and firm.
Bonds vvpiu well held on a moderate
volume of business. Total sales of
stocks, 211,000.
Hv Carrlngton & Cusack
Now York, July :9 The week h"3
been one of inanv changes, tho first
part showing great dullness nnci with
some recession In prices and the latter
days showing' more activity with a gen
eral advance tlnoughout the list. The
strength was to a certain extent due
to the fact that the tradeis, eneouraged
bj the dullness, outsold tho list nnd It
was a very simple matter to bid stoi ks
up on them, causing iUlte free covering
throughout, but at the same time, tho
underlying tone of the mniket Is one
of strength and the news nnd general
conditions ate such as to watrnnt high
er prices.
General business conditions are all
that the greatest bull could hope for
On Monday, the month of July will
close as far as the government esti
mate of giowing ceieals nre concerned
nnd It is fair to believe that tho teport
which v. Ill be Issued rn the 10th, will
show a far better condition than Hint
of June. The Grangeis are especially
aftected by the great nctlvlty in tinde.
This Is verv clearly shown by the phe
nomenal earnings of the St Paul road,
nnd equally so by the teturn of Bui
llngton and Hock Island The trunk
lines ate also gainers and the cotton
belt roads show better conditions
thioughout. -Vt tho moment the rail
road returns ate the key to the situa
tion and consequently should force
pikes to a higher level. Owing to the
summer dullness, however, theie miy,
and piqbnbly will be, certain setbacks
In the market, anil we believe in light
ening one's lines on all veiy strong
spots, with the full understanding that
on any fair recession, stocks should be
accumulated again.
The only featuie of nny moment
which must be conridered on the boar
side Is the probability of a firm money
maikct duilng the coming autumn.
Quotations furnished by CARRINGTON
& CUSACIv. stock nnd bond utoleers,
rooms 110 and 411 Connell building, Scran,
ton, Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos.
lug est est Ins:
Am Cotton Oil .... 42'J 4J'4 42's 42'
Am SiiKar Ref . lbOU lwsa IdjVj l-9a
Am Tobacco 101 105 101 103
Av-i Steel ,t W .. 37? Csb ST biU
Am S. 4: W. IT. .. . J7 07 97 07
At , To. i S To ... 0'j H 20a 20'fc
At To & S. To IT.. (2'i fc21 C2i C25a
Am .Tin Plate ?f, 31'i 38s 39s
Biooklvn It T. ...116 117 US', lll'i
Con. Tobacco .. . 42 MS 52', &H'
C. & O 2i 2ii, 2i, 2J4
Chic, Bur. H Q ...VU 12S'4 137V,, l;7's
Chic. & G. XV. ... 14'4 ir 144j 141,
chic, mil & st p.njTf, in i; 13. !
UillC. iN nC'i! JW l)i'' JU.1
Chle.. R I. ii V... .Hi?, Iirp34 in ll'jt.
Consolidated Gin . 179 17'iH 7'l 17D'I
C , C . C. & St L. . fv, M CSV 53
Del. & Hudson .. 12T 12T4 , !-
D, L. & W 172U, i;jij K2'a 173
Ped Steel BSlJ &S i sv,
Int Paper iVi 42 41 42
Lous & N'abh 7:.'s 7fi 7ii 'h
Manhattan US' 119 Its lisa
Met Traction 212 212K n 212
M , K A: T K 37 ZWl 37
Mo. Pacllle IS'J 4s'i IS Wi
N. J. Central 117"t U7'i 117 117
N. Y Central llOKi jioj m Ji
N Y., O & XV 261, ;;,! vfi'4 2".li
N. P 514 52 bV, 52
N P IT 77 7S ;: 77V.
Pnrific Mill 4S 4SS 13 i'A
Penn R. R 137 137'i Hi,. 117
People's Gns llfl'i IVii, no h)k
P. V C. ti St I fill J f2 fin 62
Reading.Ut IT. .... brt 1,1 0014 i,ow.
Southern Pacl'le. ... tpj ;av, 31H :ivi
CHICAGO BOARD Or TRADD.
WITr. Open-HlBh-Low-Clos.
wIinAT. Ing rKt. r,t, n?
September 71H 714 701 :m
December 73U 7JS 7"v 71v
CORN. 4 ' '
September 314 314 31?, .11
OATS.U' W ' '
September . . .. lti is; ,91- jDi,
LARDr ii m 19 "'
SlRJCtr SW S9 SS 883
September 5,40 5.10 5.10 5,9
Scranton Doard of Trade Exchange
Quotations AH Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS Bid. Asked,
rirst National Bank SW ...
Tenn C & I. ...... 70 701 70" 70M
Texas Pacllle .... 22i 22'I 22K. 2'M,
U- P- 114 4Pi 4174 4l'
P. I'. IT 7S 7S 77i 77.
U. S. Lentil. Pr 724 724 724 7$
Scranton Ravines Bank 33 ...
Scranton Packlmr Co OS
Third National Bank 335 ...
Scranton Railway Co JO ...
Dime Dep. & Dli. Bank 200 ...
Economy Light, Heat & Pow
er Company 47
Set nn ton illuminating 11 cut &
Power Company ii
Scranton Forging Co 100
Lncka. Trust & Sato Dap. Co, 150
Scranton Paint Co E0
Clark & Snover Co, Com .... 400 ...
Clnrk & Bnover Co , Pr ltf
Ecr. Iron Fcnco & Mfg. Co 100
BONDS.
Scrnnton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage, duo 1920 115 ...
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage, duo 191S US ...
People's Street Itallway, Gen
eral mortgage, dua 1921 115
Dlcknon Manufacturing Co. ,. ... 100
Lnckn. Township School 6 102
City of Scranton St. Imp. 6, ... 10J
Ml. Vernon Coal Co 85
Scranton Axlo Works 100
Scranton Trnctlon 0 bonds.. 115 ...
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrccted-by II, a. Dale, 27 Lackawanna
Avenue.)
Butter Creamery, 20c; print, 21c.; dairy
fresh, 184nl'c.
Cheese Full cream, new, 94al0c.
Beans Per bu choice marrow, J1.C3;
medium, $1.45; pea, $1.43.tl 50.
Peas Per bu gnen, J1.20.
Onions Southern or western, per bbls ,
J3a3 25; per bu.. $1.10.
New Potatoes Per bbls., $2 23; per bu
75a 80c.
Lcmons-$3a1.73 per box.
Flour-$1.25a4 50.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.
Philadelphia, July 29 -Wheat-Steady;
contract grade, July, 71a71Vic Corn
Ste.nl , No 2 mixed, July, 3tf'ia3G4c Oats
Dull nnd 4ak' lower, No. 2 whlto
clipped, COc , No 3 white do, 29c , No 2
mixed do, 2S4n2ic. Butter t'nehanged;
fancy western crentnery, 184c ; do, prln's,
21c. Kggs Stendy ; fresh, r.curby, 134c ;
do western, 134nl4c . tin. do southwest
ern, 14c, tlo southern, lOallc, Cheese
Firm. Ueflned Sugars Firm, good do
tnnnd. Cotton Unchanged. Tallow
Dull; city prime. In hogshead, mil 3-lCc;
country prime. In batrels, 4c; dark do,
3'c , cakes, 5c ; grease, ;4n34c. Llvo
Poultrj Pnchnngcd. fowls, 12c, old roos
tors, Kc. spring chickens, Unite; ducks,
9c Dressed Poultry Steady, fowls,
choice. 114c , do fair to good, 104allc ,
old roosters, 74c ; broilers, nearby, large,
ICaISc ; small and medium do , I2al4c ,
western do, lirre, H.ilO. , medium do, 12
nlle , small do , 10allc Receipts Flour,
1,200 barrels and 7,000 F.icks. wheat, .!"! 000
bushels, corn, ICO.OOO bushels, oats, U.fliiO
bushels. Shipments Wheat, 14 000 bush
els, corn, 401,000 bushels; oats, 3,000 bush
els. NewYorkQraln nnd Produce Market.
New York. July 29 riour Inactive but
steady, Minnesota patents, $3 72a3 90. Mln
neota bakers, $1a3.10, winter patents. $.163
n3S5, do strolghts, $3 35i3 50; do. extras,
$2 10j2 50, do low grades. $2 50a2 40 Wheut
Spot firm. No. 2 red, 777,c fob nfloat
spot. No 1 northern Duluth, 764c. f o.
Jb. aoflat spot, No. 2 ted, 7G4c elevator,
options opened llrm nt 4c advance, In
fluenced bj higher L'ngllsh cables nnd
drouth news from India, under subse
quent free realizing, howevr, with weak
advices from Paris tho rise was obl't
erated, closed steady at ac. net ad
vance. No 2 red July closed 7ti"8c, Sep
tember, "(5'ic , December, "&4c Corn -Spot
weak, No. 2, 37&c fob aollat, yel
low, 3GV elevator, options opened easy
nt 4c net decline because of promising
crop news nnd absence of mpport; mar
ket ruled dull and easy all the forenoon;
closed weak at 'Jric. net decline. July
closed 3634C ; September cloed StsC ; T)o.
cember P.Ve Oats Spot dull. No 2. 2c ;
No , 27c, No. 3 white. 29c , track white.
29a33c ; No 2 white. 30c; track mied
western, 27n29c. track whlto state, 29.i23c
Options qul"t Butter Quiet, western
creamery, 1'alSc ; June factory, llill4e ;
fresh factory, llallc; Imitation cream
erv, 1311340 ; state dtlrj, 12al7c ; do
creamerv. lialtc Cheese Firm; large
white. Or; small do, 1c, large colored,
9c small do . 9c Kggs Quiet; state
nnd Pennsylvania, Unlfje., western fresh,
10al5c.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago. Julj 21 Wheat lost an earl
advance of He today and closed weaK
nt a decline of VWtC Corn lost sc , oa's
sc and provisions lost 2'-n74c , tho lat
ter In pork Cash quotations were as
follows' Flour Stndy; patents, $3 43a
353, straights. $3a3 23. clears. $2S0aU9,
spring specials, $1, hard patents, $3 5,100,
&oft do, $1.1'ia3 40, straights 1a3 10, bak
ers, $2 10a2G0, No. 3 spring wheat, UMTOc;
No 2 red 714e . No 2 jrdow corn, 32a
u2'e , No 2 corn J2aJ24c , No. 2 oats,
20a21c . No 2 white. 234c . No 3 white.
224a234c , No. 2 rje, S2V ; No. 1 atH
seed !)7';c . northwest, $1, prime timothy
seed, $2 43, clover, contiact grade. G.lc ,
lard, $3 23n5 3"4: ribs, $3a3 2D, shouldeis,
rji:.4c, sides, $5401543, whlsk, $1.2G,
sugars, unchanged
Philadelphia Live Stock Market.
Philadelphia, July 29 Receipts for the
week Beeves, 2.CG0 head; sheep. 6,383
head, hogs, 3,522 head Beef Cnttle
Good demand and prices advanced, extra,
B'saCisC. medium, 5i8a5c , good, 54 1
5c , common, I4n5c. heep Inactlvo al
though prices were upheld; extra, Sa54c.,
good, 44a lc , medium, 4a44c ; common,
24n2'ie , spring lambs, 44a7e Hogs
Fairly held at Ci,nGB8c. for western. Fat
cows, strong at 2.il4c : thin cows sold
well nt $12a20, veal calves, lnnctho at "1
74c ; milch cows dull at $.'5a45, dressed
beeves, In good request at C4a94c
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Buffalo, July 29-CattleQulct, bteady
for fat grades, stockers, dull but llrmiy
held from $150 down, veals, dull, $4 30aG,
heav calves, $2 50a4 23 Hogs Active,
bulk tales Yorkers and mixed, $1 80, me.
dlum, $4 274ut75, heavy grades, $4 70
pigs, $4 75al80, roughs, 3 75a4, slags, $3.23
a3 50 Sheep and Lambs Steadv , top
larnh". $5 23.i6 5. calls to good. $3 50aC,,
mixed sheep, tops, $l73a5; culls to good,
$2 50.14.70, wethers, $5.10a5 23, yeat lings, 5
a3 50
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, July 29 Rccelptsof cnttlo were
too small to make a market today nnd
prices were about unchanged. A good de
mand from shippers added to tho pilco
of hogs, fancy lots brought $1 40a I 13;
heavy, $120a4 53, light hogs, $i33a105,
mixed, $4.'ja4 55, culls and roughs, $2a4.
There wns tho usual dull Saturday uheep
marlet tod.t. Sluep wtro salable at $2,1
,1 for culls up to $4 60a5 23 for prime weth
ers, ewes $.!a4 50, feeders, $3 50a3 75, west
ern rangers, $4nt50; yearlings. $ln5 50,
spring lambs, $3 73a4 50 for culls to $G 73
aO 10 for prime lots Recclpts-Cattlo, tiO
head, hogs, 12,000 head; seep, 2,500 head.
East Liberty Llvo Stock Market.
Kast Liberty. July 29 -Cattle Firm:
extra. $3. I0a5 50, prime. $5G0a5 74, com
mon, $3 50a4 Hogs Stead ; prime me.
diums and best Yorkers, $l73a4 80; light
Yorkers and pigs, $1 70a4 75; hogs, $1 CO.i
4C5, grassers, SlWalGO, good roughs, $J.7u
a4 10 Sheep Firm; choice wethers, $1 SO
n4S3, common, $2a3; sluing lambs, $laG,
v ela calves, $5 50a6.
New York Live Stock Market.
New Yotk, July 29 Beeves Very llttlo
trading, feeling steady. Calves Dull und
unchanged, poor to good veals. $laG; fed
calves, $150; veals, unsold. Sheep nnd
Lambs aood demand, good sheep,
stendy; lambs, 10a15c. higher; common to
good sheep, $3 00.i4.rO; lumbs, $5a7.!3; on)
deck, $7.30. Hogs Dull, nominally steady
ut $l.70ai.SO per 100 pounds
Oil Market.
Oil City. July 29 -Credit balances. $123,
certificates, no bids. No, shipments or
1 una reported.
ALL FORMS OF l.F.OAL BLANKS
neatly printed by tho Tribune Job Department.
The People's
ntAaaa'efAlaAAaAAaaMAMMraa'a'
AI'OPULAIt CLEARING HOUSE for tlia Hanc!lt ot All Who
Hnvc Houses to Kent, Itcul l'stutc or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help Theis
Small Advertisements Coit Ons Cent n Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents n Word lix:cpt Sltuatloii Wanted, Which Arj In
serted Tree.
WANTKD-A BTHNOaRAPItnil WHO
has hnd some practical experience und
who can nsslst In geneinl oftlec woik
Address, giving references, terms and
sample of penmanship, Box 537, City
HLP WANT ED-FEMALE.
WANrF.D-GIHL FOIt tinNL'HAL
housework 706 Cedar uvemio.
WANTDD-AN IIXPnUinNCHD LADY
bookkeeper for doublo entry books.
Ileply XV, Tribuno olllcc.
WANTED-PUPILS.
TL'TOIt-WANTHD, A FF.W PL'PILS IN
city or vicinity, to tutor privutely lor
college entrance examinations Tutjr,
Tribuno oltlce.
BOARDING.
N- ariVOVNSW
WANTKD - SUMMnil BOARDnilS;
very pleasant location nt GcurgetovVn
station, Hrle and Wyoming Railroad, llvo
minutes from Lake Ariel bj ttaln. Ad
dress Mrs A. B Tinnsue. Gravity, Pa
WANTKD-SPMMER- B O A R D F. P. S;
most delightful scenery, three min
utes from D, L. & W. Mrs. Machettc,
lamhurst.
BOARDING 523 PINIJ STBEin'.
FOR RENT
TOR RUNT-TIin OLD HOMR FOR
Friendless on Adams avenue It will
be icnted as n whole or will be titled
up for two families It Is well adapted
for a, largo boat ding house, or for rent
ing furnished rooms Inquire of F L.
Hitchcock & Son, Firo Insurance und
Heal Estate, Commonwealth Building.
932 OHKRN RIDGE STREET. 1.1'. It I
rooms, fine location, $10.
FOR SALE
FOR S ALK-TrOFSESA Nd' 'lXTSIN
Scranton and Duuinnrc at low !!e.cs.
Enriulrc ut 513 Lackawanna nvenue
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-A rU(TBXiT"lUlONT
room rurnlshed Baih and running
water. 407 Madison avenue
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM' TOR
rent In aulcl house, one or two chil
dren. Address. W P S . Tribuno olllcc
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKE3 BARRE RECORD CAN
bo had In Scranton nt the news stands
of Relsman Bion 403 Spuico and 303 Lin.
den, M Norton ."22 Lackawanna nvenuo,
I. S. Schutzer 211 Spruce street.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VALHh
and cess pools, no odm Improvid
pumps used A B BRIGGS, PropUetor.
Leave oulers 1100 Nonli .Main avenii".
or Elcko's drup- stoie, ceun'T Adams and
Mulberry Telephone 9540.
SCALP TREATMENT.
mIustiTelleiTsc
mont, 50c , bhampooln. 50c . fac.al
massage, manicuring, Uc, thiropody
701 Quincy.
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be in nb to the Gov
ernor of Fennsvlvanln on the 21st day of
AuguM, IVii, b William Cumuli, Philip
L Silvester, Charles R Connell. A. E
Connell nnd J. L Connell, under the Act
of A--embl. entltbd "An Act to pro
vide for tho Ineorpui.itlon of eeitaln cbr
pointions, approved Apill ." U71. und
the supplements the it to for tho charter
of an Intendid corpniatlon to l.e called
the Scianton Button e'.impanj, the eh ir
ncter and object of which Is the manu
facturing of buttons ond other objects of
commeice fiom metal, wood, composi
tion, or other material, nnd lor these pur
poses to have, possess und enjuv nil the
rights, benefits and privileges of said Aet
of Assemblv and supplements thereto.
ESRA II. CONNELL. Sollcltol
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
eilved at the olllcc ot the Secretary
of the Scianton Board of Control, until
7 30 o'clock Mondav evening, Aug II, 1819,
for furnishing the following supplies
bids must stite net prlees s iniplts of the
various nitlele'S to nccumpan) bid Ni
nllowniice made foi bolng, cartage or
freight ehaiges Bids must be tor a
greater or b ss amount than quantity
specified The board reserves the right
to 1 eject nny or nil bids. The sum of
llftv dollais In cish or cerlllltd cheek Is
to be ei'doed with inch bid the same
to be forfeited to the school district In
cne of refusal or neglect to (eciito eon
tract within ten davs after tin awarding
of the same No bid will be read or
considered without such deposit Bids
must be submitted on blanks to be ob
tained nt the olllcc of the secretary.
50 000 pencil parts ns per samplo In secre
tary s office, per M
50 reams cnnimeicl.il rote raper. fi lb
Oakland or Fabvun Mills per ream
200 reams fooNcap paper, 10 III Oakland
or Fabyan Mills, per nam.
130 nams letter heads, 10 lb Oakland or
Fabyan Mills, per nam
12 000 envelopes No fl NX white
100 gtoss colored crayon, per gross.
G01 gross white ciuyon, Wnltham onam
clod, per gross
DO dozen blackboard erase! s, Andrews'
wool felt, per doen.
23 gross lead pencils for teachers, per
gross
W gross lend pencils for puplls.pcr gross.
50 pounds lead pencil erase is. 0 to pound.
fO gross penholders per gross
2iV gros elastic binds, Fab?r's No. 16.
done up In gross p.,ekages.
4S0 dozen blotters 100 lbs to renm. 4
by 94
E. D FELLOWS, Secretary.
SITUATIONS WANTED
DR.YFOHTSMAN EXPERIENCED IN
hoisting englno nnd general dlaiiht.
Ing, wishes change of location Ketei
encps Tied P Darte Burgor, Pa,
WOFLD LIKE A POSITION DOING
nny kind of work. T. W , Tribune of.
flee.
SITFATION WANTED-BY AN EXPK-
rlenccd , sober, Industrious hostler
married, 21 vcars old; Swede Address
"Swede" Tribuno olllcc.
WANTED-BY YOl'NG LADY OF Ex
perience position as companion or
convalescent nurse. References given
Addiess 1 O Box 81. Dalton, Pa.
SITFATION WANTED-BV A YOFXli
man 21 years old would like 11 position
ns bookkeeper or assistant. Address M
II., Tribuno ofllce.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG
man; had expeilenee In storo and
dilving horse foi doctor; brings good rec
ommendations Inquire of lluw ley Gould,
415 Larch street, Scranton.
AN EXPEUIENCED DOFBLH-HNTin
booklteepei deshes 11 position, good
referencei! Address "J D O ," Tribuno
ottlce
WANTED-BY A FIHST.CLASS ME
chanlcnl draftsman, position with
some company. Address "W," Tribuno
ofllce
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO
young: man 21 yuis olu iu tieiic 111
grocery store; olght years' expHriente;
can furnish tho best of itiferencus. Ad
dress I, O. D., Ttlbuno olllcc.
Exchange.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN AT FOUR, FOUR
nnd one-half, llvo nnd six per cent.
Any amount. Dunn & Walker. 311-315
Connell building
FOUR AND ONE-HALF PEIl CENt!
nnd llvo per cent monev on npprovod
secutlty. M. H. ItOLQATE, Common
wealth building.
PROFESSIONAL.
tRCHITEOTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS, AUCHITECT,
Connell building. Scranton
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT OFFICE
rear of 6W Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. Jll.. ARCHITECT.
433 Spruco st cor. Wash av., Scranton
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ABC1I1TECT,
Price building. 126 Washington avenue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACEY SON AltCIHTECTS,
Traders' National Bank.
DENTISTS
DR. I. O LYMAN,, SCRANTON PUI
vnte Hospital, cot 'Wyoming nnd Mill-
bcrty
DR. 11. F REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 113 Wyoming ave.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, Coal Exchange
2nd floor, Room D Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to 5.
HAT MANUP1CTURSR.
TOLLES. 109 SPIU'CE STREET, MAKES
your hat to older and they lit
HOTELS AND nCSTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 125 nnd 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates leusoiiablc
P. ZEIGLEH, Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L. & XV.
passenger depot Conducted on tho Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
LAWYCTZ
J. XV. BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND
Counsilloi-at-Lnw. Rooms, 312-313
Meai.s' Building
M J. DONAHOE. ATTORNEY-AT-law.
Olllce.s, 1,12-013 Meurs Building
FKANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND
CouiiFellor-iit-Liw, Burr building, rooms
13 and 14 Washington avenue
WII.LARD. WARREN ."L KNAPP. AT
torneys nnd Counellors-at-Luv Re.
publican building. Washington avenue,
Scianton, Pn
JESSUP .L JESSFP. ATTORNEYS AND
CoiinselioM - at - l.nvv, Commonwealth
building. Rooms 1 20 nnd l
JAMES W. OAKPOni). ATTORNEY-AT-
Law Rooms 311, 515 and 516 Board of
Trade Bulldlnu.
D P REIM.OGI.E. ATTORNEY'-LOANS
negotiated on ical estate secuiltv.
Meats' building, cornet Washington
nv.nue nnd Spruce street.
JAMES J. II. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-at-I.aw
302 Commonwealth building,
Si rauton.
I.DWARD XV. THAYER ATTORNEY
Rooms '113.901. 9th llool. Mears' building
L A WATRES. ATTORNEY-A P-LAW.
502 Board of Trade building, Scranton,
Pa.
C R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Commonwealth building, Scinutnn, Pa
PATERSON WILCOX,
National Bank building.
TRADERS'
C COMEGYS,
building.
9-13 REPUBLICAN
A W. RERTIIOLF,
Mears' building
ATTORNEY,
PHVSICIANS AND SURGCOVS
MARY A SHEPHERD. M D .IIOME
opnthlst, (110 Linden street.
DR W E. ALLEN. 313 NORTH WASH.
Ington nvenue
DR L M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 20S
lto.ud of Trade Building Olllce houis,
S to 9 n m . 2 to 3 and 7 to S p m Resl
ilenee. 309 Madison avenue
DR. C. L FREAS SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc.
Hon OfTlce telephone 13f3 Hours, 10 to
12 2 to 4. 7 to 9
DR S W L'AMORHAIW, OFFICE 21)
Washington avenue. Residence libi
Mulberry Chronic diseases, lungs,
heart, kldnpys and genlto-urlnnry or
gans a specialty Hours, 1 to I p m
xv. a rook. veteIunaiiy" suit!
goon Hones Cittlo and Dogs treated.
Hospital. 121 Linden street. Scranton.
Telephone 2672.
SCHOOL?
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA,
Scranton, Ia Courses pieparatory to
college law, medicine or business Opens
Sept. 11th Send for eatalogue Rev
Thomas M e'nnn, LL D, principal nnd
piopiiemr; vv . u 1'iumiey, A. M,
head.
master.
secds
G. R CLARK CO SEEDMEN AND
Nutserymen; store 116 Washington ave.
nue, green house, 1130 North Main ave
nue; stoie telephone, 7S2.
WIRE SCffeeAS
JOS. KI'ETTEL. REAR 511 LACK .
wanna nvenue, Scranton, I'n , manufac
turer of Who Screens
MCCL'.aVeOUS
MEGAROEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS
supplies, envelopes paper bugs, twine
Warehouse, 130 Washington nvenue,
Scrnnton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valla Kuilrn.iJ,
In effect May II 1S99
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia und New York via D
& II R R, ut 6 45(i m und 12 01. 2 IS 4 27
(Black Diamond Expiessi. and 1130 p. in.
Sundnys. D .V Ii. 1 5S, 7 4S p rn
Foi White Haven Hazletou and prin
cipal points In the coal legions via D &
II. R R . 0 13, 2 lb and 4 27 p. in Foi
Pottsville. 6 43, 2 IS p. in
Foi Bethlehem Enston Reading. Hur.
rlsburg ami principal Intermediate stn.
tlons via D A: II R 11 . b 43 u m 12111,
2 1S 4 27 (Black Diamond L'xpiess), 11 L0.
Sundavs D & II.. 1 to, 7 li p in
For Tunkhannnck Towanda Elmlra,
Ithaca Oerova and principal Intermi'dl
ate Htntions, via 1) I. tc W R It, SOS
a m , 12 53 and 3J3 p in
For Geneva, RoeheKter, Buffalo Nlag
ata Falls, Chicago nnd nil points west
via D Ac II. R R 12 01. 3.!) (Black Din.
mond Express), 7 4S and 11 30 p. m Siui
days. V A. II . 12 03 a 111 7 4s p m
Pullman parloi nnd sleeping 01 I.ehlgr
Valley parlor cars on all ttnlns between
WIlkeH-Barto and New Yoik Phlladtl.
phla Buffnlo and Suspension liiidge
ROL1.1N H WILBUR. Uen Supt . South
Bethlehem, Pa
CHAS S LEE. Gen Pass Agt . 26 Cort-
lundt street. New York.
A. XV. NONNKMACHER, Division Pass-
enger Anciit, South Bethlehem, Pa.
For tlelctx und Pullman reseivatlnns
apply 009 Latkavvunnu uve Scranton, l'a.
RACER'S ORCHESTRA -MUSIC Ft)R
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and eoncirt work furnished For
tiinn address R J Bauer conductor,
117 Wvumlng avenue, over Hulbeits'
music More
f?AlLF?nan timif? taoi ce
Scltcdule In Effect Juno 10, 1800.
Trninn T.rnwn Rnrn4i,
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
xiurriBDurg, I'nuaaeipma, Balti
more, Washington, nnd for Pitts-
burr- nnrl flm vraaf
0.38 n. m., vwiok days, for Hazle-
ioii, jL'ottsvuio, lienaing, norriB
town, nnd Philadelphia; and for
Sunbury. Hnrrlsburr;, Philadel
phia, Bnltlmoro, Washington and
PlttRlifltrv nml l.a "ttTnal
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. m.;f tor aunuury, itarrisourg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington nnd Pittsburg and tho
West.
4.27 p. m week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
1 it miri-Jr'00"- Oen'l Pm. Aunt.
J.U. IIUrCHINSON. Uentral AUnojaf.
Del.. Lnclca, and Western.
T.,,"' Monday, Juno 6, 1S99.
tirp2 r lce Scrnnton as follows: Ex.
1 iiimri!, Ymk al111 ttl Points east,
3 31 p. m ' i0 r,nd 1003 "' m ' " a a"
iilii?p,M,ais ,or Boston, Trenton, Phlladol
n 41,'Vlatll, uth, 610, 8 00 and 10.03 a.
nu . "u J P. m
lobyhniini nccornmn,
Wn.hi. .""" souinvvest.
Illlmi, ,.Bt.on accommodation, 3.10 p. m.
Fiii.?n;..? !'." nlul wn' Htntions. 1 03 p. m.
NlchJirinn"0 acc"nmo.latloii, 1 00 p m.
npnoVnMiN;. ,imu,,u'V,l uw ' .
tloiis Klm7n1-am.1 nnd lulrrmedlate sta.
nous. 6 00, 10.00 u' m ami 1 53 and 5.40 p
laL,'!,llIc(, Information, pocket tlme
w. , 1, 0,c "ml' to M L Smith, Dis
trict I assenger Agent, depot ticket olllce.
Delnvvaro nnd Hudson.
On May 14th, 1S90, trains will lcavo
Scranton us follows.
I 01 Cnrbondalc 0 20, 7 53, S 53, 10 13 a.
rV'iV i,!1,00"' lai" -'x- 3C-. 6:;5. 6 23, 7.57,
3 15. 1100 p m.. 1 K, n. in.
1 or Albany, Saratoga. Montreal, Bos
..' rtw i-nelund points, e.tc-0 20 a. m .
For Honcsdalo-C.20, 10 13 a. m. 2 20, 5 23
P m.
..i"" w"kes Barre-41.43. 7 4S. S 43. 9 58.
m 1? n. '" : 12 K- l-W. 3 33. 4 27, (i.10, 7.4S.
10 41, 11 30 p m
For New York. Philadelphia, etc, via
Mi'1':'!. Valley Rallroad-C 13 p m . 12 OJ.
I-". 4 2, p in ; with Black Diamond Ex
press, 11 ro p m
For Pcnnsvlvunla Rnllroad points, 0.13.
9 S n. in , 2 IS, 4 27 p m
lor western points, via Lehigh Valley
Rallio.id 7 IS a m . 12 03, 3 n.1, with Black
Diamond Express, 10 41, 1130 p. m
1 rains will arrlvo In Scranton as fol
lows. From Cnrbondnlo nnd tho North 6.40,
A ? S3i- 103S- n r'8 n m-: 1-2J. 215.
3 2. 4 21, 7 11 10 is 11 27 p. in.
I rom Wllkes-Bairo und tho South 6 15,
.is SIS, 10 -!S, 1153 a m, US, 2.14, 3.43,
5 20, 6 21, 7 51 9 03. 10 03 p m , 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
lor C.irbondale-9 03. 11.33 p. m; 2.23.
3 52. 5 47, 9 53 p in
For Wllkcs-Barre-9 ZS, 1203 a. m.; 1 6S,
3 2s. 6 43, 7 43 p m
For Albany Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England Points, etc, 2 23 p m.
Lowest rates to all points in Untied
States und Canada.
J XV BURDICK, G. P. A.. Albany. N. Y.
II. W CROSS D I'. A . Scranton. Pa
(I fhlKh anil Susiiuehniiim Division )
Stntlous in New York Foot of Liberty
street, N. R , and South Ferry, Whitehall
street.
Central Rtiilro.tJ o? New Jcrisy
Anthrncite coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 23,1893.
Trains leave Scranton for Now York,
Newark, Elizabeth, Philadelphia. Easton,
Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
Whlto Haven nt S.30 a m , express, 120;
cxpiess, 4 00 p. in Sundays, 2 15 p m
For Plttston and Wllkes-Barre, 8 30,
11 30 a m , 1 20, 4 oO. 7 15 p m Sundays,
11 30 n m . 2 13. 7 15 p. m
For Mountain Park, 8 30. 11 30 a. m 1.20
p in Sundays, 11.30 a m, 2.15 p m.
For Baltimore nnd Washington, and
points South and West via Bethlehem,
S 30 a m , 1 20 p in Sunday s. 2 15 p m
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, at
(8 30 through car) n. m and 1 20 p m
For Rending, Lebanon and Harrlsburg.
via Allentown, S.30 a. m , 1.20 p ni. Sun
dav, 2 15 p m.
For Pottsville. S 30 a m , 1 20 p m
Returning, leuve New York, foot of Lib
erty street. North river at 4 00, 9 10 (ex
press) n m , 1 30 (express) p. m. Sunday,
4 30 a in
Leave New York, South Terry, foot
Whitehall street, at 903 a. m. 1 23 p in.
Passengers arriving or depattlng from
this terminal can connect under cover
with all tho elevated rallioads, Broadway
cable cars, and ferries to Brooklyn and
Stalen Island making quick transfnr to
nnd fiom Grand Central depot and Lonjy
Island rnilio.nl
I.eavo Phllidelphia. Reading Terminal,
9 "1 a in. 3 00 p m Sundnys, 6 15 a m
Through tickets to all points East,
South nnd West nt lowest rato at tho
station, j, OUIAl7grjNi 0pn Supt
II. P BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agt
L'rlc nnd Wyoming Vnlley.
Tlmo Tablo in Effect June 4. 1S99
Trains leave Scranton for New York,
Nun burgh and Intermediate points on
Erlo lallroad at 5 00 a in nnd 2 2S p m
For llawley and local points at 5 0) a.
m ,8 43 a. m und 2 2S p. m. For Lake
Ariel at 5 20 P m
Sunday trains leave Scranton for Lake
Ariel at 8 45 a m and 1 30 p m Stopping
at intermediate Muttons
SC'It ITON III VISION.
Ill i:tfect J line vi.1tli, 18110.
North Hound.
(south Hound,
202,2041208.
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05.203 20 1
2 ft
Stations
I B
i IS SB
A U
i- t Arrive Leuve
7 25iN V 1'ranltlla ht.
7 10 West 4.'ini street
7 001 Wcehawlten
741 ....
753 ..
10 ....
r ii'p it Arrlvo Leave
HP M P M
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l'rcstoa I'ark
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I'lil'iiiilllld
F'nest 1 ny
Uai biiitl 1 0
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AlnjflrM
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Aiclilbild
lutein
l'fci-Mlie
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n is1 1 o'
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5 111 II 4'.).
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4 41
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5 01
5 14
5-..1
II &0 S 50
A5 S (8
7 0s nrn
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7 US St'l 6S4
7-201 310 lit
7 S4l 3 34 6 El
7 37,13 38 BDtl
7 4.13 13, 6 01
7 4i 3 45 0 03
7 50 3 81 (103
7 51 ,'JM 6IJ
7 W 3 59 ta
8(2. 4 Oil 031
Rn' 4 07' 6 21
8 IU 4 10 11 7
S10 4 14 63'
s 12 f 1171 6 81
61V 4CJ; 683
l UP UP u
ill.' , fVfcll HI
or 4 f7fn 0
on 4Di ins
4 4'U1'I
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4 4011 1
13011 111
4 31 11 (7i
4 21110)
4'2-llUl,
4 221101
4 lOflftV
SO 4 15 10 5ft
scrnnton
si p u a u I.eavo
Alllvo
t Mtnilay only
f fclk'tUlles that trains stop on signal for pas.
sengers '
'l 1 niiis iov and joo Sunday only other trains
dally except r-imd.iy.
r-ecure mtes via ontnilo & Western befoie
puicluislni; tickets ami su monev
, hiouih Wnsnri DiifTct hlecner and freo ro
cllninw chair cur NewlcrUU ChlciL'o without
rlianijc. I'itkeiii;rr llulin Iteduccd to
XvvoTii(l'.r.Hllv.
,. . J.C. Anderson, Oen.rass Agt,
T. Flltcrott, Ulv, 1 abs, At. aoranton, Pa;
,1..IM .
niliu (w,.f,or "InBhatnton. Oswego. El.
orrUC,"n,B' Ull'H. Uansvllle, Mount
tlon, ,,rVi "' ' ''iKIK dose connec
liorthvw.T ,rrul0 to "" Po'ntH in tho west,
2 3S a in fiK111 an1 Hlchflcld Springy
Bane JS,J0,r''Lllm,or'n. PUtston, Wllkca
vllle m;.mou,lh Hloomsnurg nnd Dan
Srtnn "? c,?.r eouncctlons at North
BilMmni"1 "J Wllllamspoit. Harrlsburg,
"aitlmore. w.mi, i, ............ ., ...u
1iN!,1."i0I1,k.'!, nml Intermediate stations, .
dln, 1.1110n m tly mouth nnd Intcrmo-
i&fo,i!1,,,cS,S p33muna kM p- m ror
nil IJI'.""" PT'or und sleeping conches on
ail exnrn t..i-,u