THfi SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1900.
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CARBONDALE.
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SCORES ORDER "SAMO."
Will Mayor Kllpntilck Act ns Dra
matic Ceusor for CaibondaleP
Thnunmln hno had their unrblii
clltloiitlcc moused Him would never
have hm.d of tho jiliy liml It not bom
for tin- u-io-t of Olga Not hei sole 'or
tin- piceiitntlon of "Sapho" In Now
Yoik. Local ilealon have ricelvnl
-within the putt few da)s -scoreM of
otilois for the book.
It 1m itimitoil lh.it the mayor of
Scr.m'on hns demanded a iulvao lc
hoatx.il of the piece In older tint ho
may el'Hotnili: whether it Is too liu
inoial for tho good people of that tl'y.
'fho pliv will be pt dented at tlm
Or.ind Wodiitscluy night unless Mayor
Kllp.itrlik hoiild turn diamntlc censor,
moinl philosopher, lequlto u private lo
1ie.us.ii and pline I1I1 heel lit mly on
the sot pent'H head.
Should ho pursue neh a course lb.
outcome of the novel situation would
be watched with exceptional Inteiosl.
Is the mnyoi oqiul to the emer
gency.' SWIGEBT NOT NOTIFIED.
Evidently something 1m wrong with
the membership book of the secietniv
of the executive water committee. It
will bi rememheiod that councils vvpiV
lerjuestcd to appoint two memboi
f i oin e.igh btanch to confer. Ch lirinan
Swigut, of select, named MrH,
Thompson and Eitnn. The lattei be
ing unable to act, Mr. Swlgett subtl
tuti d hlmxilf. Now he avs he h.i not
lccelvcd (i single lintlllf.lt loll of meet
ing, nntvvllht Hiding the fact that tho
committee has lnd seveial t 'Sinn's
slnto tint time. l)r, AVhoeler, who vv i-
al'o to 1 (otnldeied a member of tho
mlngrd rnmmlttec, seems to hive
been in bin in lly chopped fiom the list.
WIND AND COLD.
The fitful wind of Situitliy night
i ought consldeiable d image about the
town along the line of ilNlociteil shut
tt.s and ulgnst At a late hour the
motouiy still stood above the freezing
point and at 7 o'clock eteidny morn
ing it was at 'zero In the central cltv
and considerably lower on the hllla
ht-tenhciuts
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Piof , I'. I'etrrs spent Sunday in
I'ltUion He will return home this
eenine'
Mis. Trank Stmrt, of Susqueli.inu.i.
spent Sunday with Mis. H. C.iipenter,
of Mnple nvenue.
Dr. II P. AVheeler spent cstcrday
rl lleiilrk Centie, wheie he was called
on ptofc-slrinal buslntss.
Mis. A Nlles Is eom.ilescont.
ll.u ly Kobeits Is suffeilng a scalp
wound, sustained while at woik in the
Hendrick shops.
Tlu- r. mtlst choir will meet till- even
ing at the home of Miss Mae Aveiy,
on G.ii.leld aenue.
Northwest eniplojes weio paid Satur
day. Mr. and Mis. Sears, who hive been
at Di. Wlieolei's piivate hospital for
the past live we'eks, jeluined to Hones
dale Satuiday
The poor board has taken an appeal
and will get the opinion of the Supremo
eouit as to the constitutionality of the
act iindtr which a poor dliector was
elected fiom each v. lid last Tuisd.o
The old membeis W oppose the sell
ing of the new ones to the last.
Tho Best Medicine for Rheumatism.
"I think I would go ciazv with pain
weie It not for chamberlain's Pain
Palm," write j Ml. II Staploton,
Heimlnle, Pa "I have lun allllcted
with ilurm Uls'ii foi Mvoial e.us ,mJ
hae tiled lemedles without number,
but I'oln Halm Is the best inedlelnj
I ln' got bold of." One application
inllces the pain. Porsile bj all diug
r,sts Matthews Hios'. wholesale and
letail act nts.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Caibondale Medical Society's Meet
ing Political Announcements.
Tuueial of a Piomhieut Local Man.
Other News Notes and Personals.
The Caibondale Mcdlc.il society held
Its monthlv me.'ting on rihjav ven
Ing at the home of Di. M, J Shlalds.
ot Main stieet, Those jnesent weie.
I3is. . and J. Nlles V H. ,Tenkln,
U. U lialliy. H. '. Wheeb'i. AV. AV.
riett'iei. Malaun. Meelai. AA'. J Pak
ei, H. S. Shields, of C.n bond lie: riard
nei and 'J hompson SM.nruir, Ann
Diren, Auhbild, Fosiei, Hcnesdale.
IMw.ud", L'llifurd, and CJra.s. and
Miields, Jeimyn.
Di eJaidnei, who was the guest of
the FrioIet, lead i eiy Intetesting
p iper on I ho latest methods of "His.
Infi-elants and Disinfection." Dr
AVheeler iad a paper on a surgical
subject, which was leplled to by Dr.
J. S Nlles, und a sener.il discussion
ot both papeis afterwaids lollowed.
Dr. Thompton made a tew icmnikt
on sonit limrt sting opeiatlons ho had
latch wllnessK in Xew A'oik hos
pltals The sotiet was aft'i wards solved
with supp'i nncl clgiis und passed
seeial bonis In phasant soclil Inter
couise, The .ittt lulaiico rn Fridav
eenlng wis tiie largest since tie or
ganization of the soelet.
TIv nct mretlng, which will be held
in Mai eh, will be at the home uf Dr.
A Nlles, at C'atbondalc
Thomas At. Ponrdv his announced
hitnsdt as a cindld no for nomination
as i..picseni.uive ior me mm tli HU- jslon In the buigtss' otllce this evening
tilet of Lackawanna, en the Uenub-The piestrnv of all membeis Is ie
lit an ticket Ho deslies us to stale, If aUested
iie-eieo, annmigr. no would teei in duty '
bound to snppnit the policy of tho Re- I
publican pait and nisei do all In his
. powei for the Foutth dlstiict, ho
should desire not to be fettered to any
faction of the p.ntj. Mr. Poundy. who
ls'not well known Is pchtlet. Is a haul,
neurit d, ptnetltnl thinker, and Is best
known bv his llteiarv effoits. He Is
ik toiclble- wi Iter ar.d bin nrln.-ell
some sucies as an nutim. Hi ha.il
tiackd extoiiHiiely, ha Ing spent uv.1
eial ears In New Zealand and about
v er.i ayo uiuincci tioia a trip to tin ,
Klondike Most of his yoirs hie been
spent with the tolllm.' masses, and be-
llig a Keen opseivur Is without doubt
well qualified tor th" ofllce he seeks.
Alice Hunt. Mug net Tt.iee, Nellli
Smith and Hyiou SImtcl wero nr-
WHEN IN
STRONG
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j,,.t. . , , ... . pencil, arm luipvci iicaiii.j
Vigor to the whole bung, All drain and loilcl art checked ttrman'ntlv. Unleit patienH
jre prepcrly cured, their condition often worriet them into Insanity, Consumption or Dcatb
Mailed scaled, rnceli nerbozi 6 boats, with Imnlirt !.! .i.,ni..tAPii.,n,r.rnnliiiii
yBLX-Jj-
.mmy9i
money, fseo. bend lor free book.
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPb,
Sprues street.
rested hy Mlko Moran on Unturdny on
h vvntannt nworn out by J. O. Hollen.
beck, of Hi own Hollow, where all tha
pintles reside, for making threat",
Alice Hunt being further ehatged with
being u rotumon scold, and tho vvar
intils being Issued by Al.IoimAii At
klit'on, of C.ubondale. Tho evidence
given was unite annislng ami by thos
Who he.iJd It It vn toiyldcted In the
natttio of a spllo action, some of ll"
deiondanti hnvlpg appealed n wlt
n eses In a previous Milt against llu
proaocutcn. The earo was heard bf
.Tuitlto of tho Pence Hvvlclc, who hound
I hem over In ?J00 bill inch to appear
nt coutt,
A. .1. flavin, of this bo.'ourh. an
nounti s himself a cnncllil.itu for tin
otllr.e of jury commissioner, subject to
the elecl-doii of the Dcmocintlc jmily
at the coming fall election.
The funei.il of the late Hairy
l)7.won7kc, or Mijilel.l, took place or.
Satuidny, and on account of the prom
inence of the dc e.ised among hlr. fel
low coitnti vmen, was l.ngoly attended,
Hussl.ins fiom all over the valley be
ing piesent. The seivlics weir h"ld
111 the Gieek church at Maylleld. tlite
pl tests ollltlatliig. It will be lemem
beied that deceased met hi 4 death ur.
del peeull ir clicunistunceo. A few
days ago while In conversation with
a number of companions he attempted
to pet form an athletic fit he had fro
quentlv dls)il nod befoie. He had liM
aims et. tided and hands it "ling o.l
the sliouldits of two men. lie wasiveitlsed In our cltv pa pen and on-
la tin in t of swinging his whole weight
resting upon his hands when his hand
slipped and he fell homily upon his
head, lnjuilnr his -trn- o badly tint
he tiled a few lioin 4 afterwaids.
A child of Mr, and Mis. J.nnrs Jen
kins, of Tlilid slit el Is III of com ill
slons
Mis. Samuel Koto' inri Airs .1. H
Rheiihurg, of I'nibondiie, weie callers
here vestcrday.
Miss Jtnnclane Pvnier, rf South Main
stiett, spent yc.stcid.iv lth Tompklns
llle f i lends.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Pilce Librniy Association Hold In
teresting Meeting Miss Houser
Gives n Music Recital Pleasantly
Surpilssci Peisonal and Other
News of Iuteiest.
The Price Idbiary aoe'utlon hell
anothci Intel estlng meeting In their
looms on Friday eienlng. The so
el.itlon is progressing nicely In their
line o" woik and a l.uge mcmbcishlp
Is being em oiled. The membeis ,ne
ery active nnd aie wot king with eal
nnd the piospects look eiy bright for
the association. The fcatuic of I'li-
dn ecnlng's meeting was the question
bo. Some questions furnished excel
lent subjects fur dheusslon, while some
nioie contained subjects which caused
much laughter. During the session
Mr. William Stone gae a club 'wing
ing exhibition, which was rendeicd In
a faultless m.innei. Tho next meting
will be of such Intel est as prize 4 will
be awarded to best two Impioi pti
speeches and additional music will alio
be icndeicd.
Mr. George Rltter spent the Siblntli
as the guest of his mother In Ulooms
burg. A surprise puty was glen In honor
of William AVeibel in AVelsenlhn hall
on. Sn tin day evening by his many
ounr filenda, tho occasion being his
ulneteentn annlvers uy. Tho evening
hour 4 weie onjo.iby spent In dancing,
games and othei amusements. Re
fn shinents weie sorcd. In attend
ance were: Mlses Annie Stump, An
na Schllris, Margaiet AVeibel, C'mte
AVeibel, Carrie Fanner, Nellie Ne.igley,
Minnie Kochncr, Ihmna Neagley, Lena
Ruilbaeh, Annie Vtlgh, Fiimiis Strlne,
Kate Shippl, Kate Stilne, Mis. Heniy
AVeibel and Miss Stiln and Alescis.
J. ius Sehultheis, M It hud Stiine, Piii
Jamln Neagley, John Stump, John
Neagle, Alex Schllds, Michael Stilne,
Alex AVelsentlue, Mb h.iel AVeibel, Al
beit AVtlscntlue, Casper Welbel. Out-of-town
guests weie Missel IJIIim
Puigci, Kate Leuthold, M.ugniet Huti
bach. C.iulo Uerge, and Messrs. Alec
Ott and John Shield", or Seinnton.
Mi. and Airs Pobeu Inglic, or
Yates llle. spent the Sabbith with the
lattei 's patents, Mi. and Mis. H T
Dais, ot Main stieet.
Mr. Hemy Sehultheis Is sick.
Miss Ddlth Hcuisei, an estlmabl'
oung lid of Main street, entci talned
a number of her fi lends with a piano
iccltal at the home of her paients, Dt.
and Mis. J. AV. Houser, on Sutuid.iy
eenlng. Some excellent music was
lendeied and was highly enjoyed by
those lunsent
Invincible commandery. No. 232,
Knights of Malta, elected the follow
ing ollleeis foi the ensuing teim on
Filday evening: fell knight command
n Sidney Owens; geneiallslmo, Thos.
J HugJies: captain general, William
Thomas; pi elate, Alfied Lewis; le
c ouler, Tallio T. Jones, asslstnnt le
coidcr, David T. Franei. treasuier,
Thomas Haddock, senior warden, John
Set h ens.
The funeial of Mniy, the -l-yeat-old
child of Mi an J Mis. William Jones,
ot Paibeitown. occuired csterday.
liuiial was made in Ph mouth.
ltov,. Mi. Williams, of Hlakely, occu
pied the pulpit at the Cahaty Haptlst
church last evening
The funeial of Hsau Pi leu will occur
this nftcrnoon. Sen lees will be held
at the house. Intel ment will bo marie
111 the Potest Home cemeterv.
Mrs. Nelson Lowiy of Noith Main
stieet, has letuined home fiom her
visit to ltansom
1'niblem division. No. .17, Sons of
Temperance, will mtet In regulnr ses
sion this evening.
The C'entuiv Hose company, No 2,
.win uoiu an inipouaui Dullness fcs-
"HH THAT SHFKS FINDS." He
that takes Hood's S.iisnpaillla finds in
Its use pine blood, good appetite, good
digestion and peifect health. It cuies
dvspepsla. scrotula, salt ihcuni, bolls,
pimples and all blood humors.
The favorite
Pills. 23 cts.
cathartic Is Hood's
THKOOP.
William Phllbln and Harold C.uey.
I of Sci anion
called on fi lends In town
' e.steiriuy
Allss Anna Shnfer. of this place, won
the guess doll at the fair Saturday
evi nlng.
Allsses Lillian Drown and Naomi
DOUBT, TRY Theyh itood rhtettcfyfn,
anu ntv curcn mousanus oi
Caiei of Kccvous Piieakct, lucb
a Debtlttv. Duzincsf . bleetileif.
nets and VaricbClc,Atrotiby,&c.
they clear the brain, tirensthen
tli4 circulation, make dicctiioa
Address. PEAL UPniCIWF CO.. CltvalanrL O.
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
TO
II
Just as Many Another Scran
Ion Citizen Had.
.When tho back nehes 'tis tho kid
no) s' fault.
Tow people know this.
Neglect the aches and pains of tho
back, ,
And vou'U learn alt about It.
Don't wait 'till It Ts diabetes or
woisc
Doan's Kidney l'llls cuic every kid
nov III.
lleie Is Scianton proof:
Mr. .Tnoob ltmipcnthal, of SjO Irving
lurnue, South Side, etuplovctl as hin
ehlne attendant In the D, L. & AV
It. li. shops, says;
"I had almost constant tialn in mv
b.iek and at night It ns so liad I
could net turn In bed. 1 tried nil kind-.
of plrsteis nnd kldnev SMCi'lclnevi, but
1 dt rived little if any benefit.
I noticed lloan'i Kldnev fills ad-
iloised bv uumbeis of Scianton cltbon4
and so I got them at Matthews lltoj'.
dm.' stole. They did me more good
than all other remerile.i put together. I
Having at times a -lIgir letuin of tho
pun in my hack a lcsoil to a. dos or
two of Dear's Kidney Pills never fulled
to di Ive It away."
For sale by all deilet.s. Pi Ice f.O
cents, Fostei-Mtlbllln Co, IJuffalo,
N. A. Pole agents foi ih U. S.
lleniember the name, Doun'f, and
take no substitute.
Htown, of this plicc, visited friends in
Dunmotu last week.
Mi. John J. Cole man, Owen Mellon
aid, Holiest Delaney nnd Mlchiel Mc
klale, of Dunmoie, wtte guests of the
111 erne n's fair S.itunlny evening.
Theie will be a public meeting ot the
local union, No. 100 1, held in the bor
cuii'li hall, Febiuaij '. Penjainln
James, 15. M. Court! ight, Stephen Heap
und Iteuben Hatfield will addtess the
meeting.
The countiy dance to be given by the
li'00 'Cfylo club In the boiough hall, this
evening, piomises to be an el.iboiate
.iffali. The aiiangements aie complete
and Indications ate the dance will be
a giand sue cess. The main feature of
the evening will be the countiy cake
walk. Some of tho gieatest cake-
walkeis between here nnd Philadelphia
will paiticlpate. A pilze will be given
to the winneis. Admission, twenty-five
cents; ladles, free.
OLYPHANT.
A meeting of tho Tupivers' associa
tion was held on Friday evening and a
set of bj-liws and constitution c
adopted. Pieslrient Lewis named an
executive committee consisting of nln'o
nicmliers to draw up a "ct of lesolutlons
to piescnl to tho ouncll, to give that
bodj an Idea of what may be expected of
them In the way of Impiovlng the uflalra
of tho bodv.
As the time giowp near to the reor
ganization of tho council, which will ue
cui next Alond iv night, ninny u-pti.uus
for tho ollico of treasurer nro spilnglng
up Among thoe vhn arc la tho Held
aie AVIIliam II. Dvls, AVllllam Ail.ili
and John J. Cubinc. M. J. Lavln, tho
ptesent Incuiul.ent. stntts positively that
ho will not sr:e again mil Is not In tho
rue.-. For the ofllce of steietaiy thelu Is
no icason vsliv the pnsent sccietaty, M.
1'. O'M.illey, should not scie agiln.
Attoinev J.inies J o'M illi v Is hi New
A'oik on business
AVhlle constructing a new road In lMdv
Cink mine Bitmd.i' nioiulng, Thomas
Livin, of Duninore stieet, hud his slOe
ciiil. b ulli iijmel by n fall of lock
His. Kelly and Price, intended thu In
jiuori man.
The S-j ear-old daughter of Mi. and
Ml i I'iniik P Coiiiioll). ot Lickaw lima
stieet, dkd jesteiday moinlng, uftei an
illness of two d.os of nicmliiancous
croup, Tho funcnl will take pl ice to
monow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment will be made In Diminoro cc meter).
The fnmll) moved to this place from
Dot mm about a week nso.
Altsc Kimn.i McCoimaek, d iiishto'' of
Mi and Airs. 1 J. AUCoim.ick, of
111 lie l and Joseph McC.ibe, of Price
ling. WUo unltd In ni.mligo In St
P.utlik's church, at fi o'clock Saluidiy
tvinlng, bv the pistnr, Itcv P J, Mill -phy.
'1 ho biirio was attended by her sis.
ttr. MM Hv.i McCoimaek; her brothei,
J. 1'osa McCoimaek acting as b.st man.
Mr and All. McCuba have the best
wishes of a ho-t of frlencK
The membeis of tho C.ithe,'lc Mutual
Utncvnlrnt assoel itlon nnd a .number of
Invited fi lends will banquet nt the Million
houso this evening. L.ivvienee's on lies
lia will be In attendance
Allss Atiimle Purke. of Pail. Place, U
the guest ot Miss Nellie Gallauhei
THMTFUCAL.
"A Greek Slavs."
(Jeoige Hdwaides has sent this coun
tiy some highly successful musical
comedies fiom London, but "A Gieek
Slave" is not one of them. It was seen
at the Leoum Satuiday afternoon and
evening ami was only Hived fiom
something not unlike a falluie b the
company that piesenled It, the costum
ing and the seeneiv
One mlglu go fait her and say that
"A Gieek Slive" i saved by a Greek
slave In the poison of Allss Allnnle.
Ashle), the Ills of the cast, one of tho
most giaeoful little nttlsts that has
been seen on the Lyceum stage In opeia
this season Allt-s Ashley is no stiang
ci to Pcijinton theater-goeis. She was
s-een heie in "The Geisha," In whiih
hei Alolly Sejmour was greatly ad
mired ."he Is ,i born aitlst, whose
delicacy of in innei and wonderfully ex-pres-sho
laco won enthuslastle 0 Unites
of applause Saturday for numbets that,
lendeiid by one who possessed not
Allss Ashle.v's incNprcssibla chaun,
would have fallen flat Indeed She Is
b) tin lis coy, piquant, peit nnd dashing
and leaves the spectntnis In a muzo of
doubt as to which phase of her vola
tile mum u li. the rain' chaimlng.
Doiothy MnUnn, who was cast for
the most liupoitant female lole, was
unable to appear at the afternoon pet
toi mane o owing lo hnait-oness, but her
pluo vv-ts tilled veiy clevtily by Allss
Allttle Allieiton, hei undeistudv. At
the evening peifoini.iueo Miss Alnitop
was able to uppe.il nnd hei beautiful
voice was hiMid to good advantage.
Albeit Alahar the romedlnu, was
amusing In a fatiguing kind of u way,
At his best he ou!d not cause an au
dience ti Mitfei ftoni too much mlith,
but oppieSBCd V the new-wlfe-blscuit
humoi of "A Gieek Slave" he found It
veiy dilllciilt at times to cheep up, His
topical song In tho last ait was not
good, but It was well leiolvcd, The
singing of Kate Allclielena. Hugh Chll
veis' undeistudy, and Albeit A. Parr
was one of the foauties of tho per
fnimance. The stoiy of "A Gieek Slave" does
not bend gracefully In, the needs of
musical comedy and theio Is an absnea
of that brightness In) the dialogue so
essential to tho success of that kind
of perfoimancc. The mulc Is belter
than the libretto.
The comedy Is In two nets nnd there
Is u decided tendency on thu part of
the jileeo to dtug dining thu Hist.
The to lb n change for the better In the
second, which Is a gicat Improvement
over the lltst.
Return Engagement.
The foremost of nil popular priced
attractions, Charles Levburne, the pop
ular .young comedian,. and IiIh own big
Hon Ton Stotk compiny, with a car
load of scenery, Including Ihvec bonu
tlful electrical palace nettings, costing
over $1,000, will come to tho Academy H
or Music, all this week, presenting a
dlffeient play at c-veiy performance.
Tonight they will open In the great
sensational comcriv drama; "The Cen
sus Taker," u play that will please all.
Pleasing specialties will be Introduced
between the acts. Ulnij matinees will
ba given dallv, commencing Tuesday.
The clneomatagrnph with moving pic
tures of the .effrles-Sharkey light,
Passion Play, battle of Manila nnd
other scenes, will be pioduced dining
the week. Ladies' tickets will be hon
oicd in exchange for !. cents opening
night if le-eived befotc ii p. in. Mon
day. Seats now on sale, at bet office.
Manhattan Company.
The attraction fin today, tomonow
and Wednesday nt tha (Lilety Is the
Mnnlnttan etiavagniu.i. The hurlos
qil" which close" the peifeimance
causes a "ontlnuil roar of laughter
and gives all of th east full oppor-
tunlty to piove their ability. The mil-
sle or the butlcsiiiie Is veiy catchy nnd
the costumes aie beiutifiil; while the
burlelta is on the faioo comedy older
it affords gieat chances for tho in lists
to appeal at their best.
Tho olio consists of the following
Well Known people : Parrel t brothers,
Nellie Svhtstei, Otis Nellls, Johnson
and Hllllnid, Al I.eibln and Illsble and
A'ad'Ms. a hg t hot us of sixteen joun?
and beautiful ladles will be wn to
gtcai ndvantago In several big novelty
acts
"Sapho' Tuesdny Night.
The much discussed dramatization
of "Sapho" will be pie.'ented nt the
Lvceum tomonow nlrht.
Man.is'ei Long sijs that tho play
will be given notwithstanding the
thients of the nuthoiltles,
"A Colonial Gill."
Daniel Frohman will present Howard
Guild and a stiong company beio on
nct Thursdiy, evening In the gieat
New Yoik Ljceuin theater suecfss. "A
Colonial Clltl." It Is the woik of two
clever American women, Otace Liv
ingston Furnlss and 'Abbey Sago Rich
ardson, a couple of dramatists whoso
previous work has met with great pop
ular approval. How aid Gould, who has
been for tluee eais past the feature;
In the cast of "The I'll -.oner of Zenda,"
tluough the line work lie has done as
the two Hudolfs, his been chosen to
plav the hero, Godfrey Itemsen.
"A Colonial Girl" will be given heie
with exactly tho same minuteness
which characterized Its former pio
ductlon In New Yoik, Not only Is all
the sceneiy carried, but the colonial
furniture, brlc-a-'oiae, diaperles and
over) thing even to the old-fashioned
spinet upon which sweet Mollle, tho
"Colonial GUI," Is seen strumming
dm Ing the dainty comedy 'rceno in
which Godfrey declaies his love.
SPAHEOW LOST HIS FIGHT.
Killed bythe Flying Fish When Both
Went After the Same Bug.
Prom the New A'otk Sun.
Theie was a stiange and fascinating
battle between a flying fish and a cock
spinow off the fishing pier at Ocean
Giove hist evening. The novel fight
was witnessed by Asslstnrt City Cler't
II. II. Salter and several other well
known politicians of Trenton, who
were angling off the plot, and they de
sciibe It vividly. The battle was shoit
md fleice, and lesulled in the death of
a sp.nrow, whose strange abode on tho
plei and whose friendly lelations with
the flsheimon had affoided the Idle cot
tage s of th Grove considerable food
for discussion duiing the season.
All summer fiorjuenterH of the fish
ing pier have watched with Interest a
pall of the despised Hnglish spairows
who appaiently had a fascination for
tho rolling, lolllcking ocean. The pier
extends piobably 20 feet Into the
ocean and Is built upon piling. Tho
seething, dashing, lolling waves of tho
ocean spliiMi unceasingly against tho
pier, veiy often the water being forced
between the boards, wetting the feet
of the patient fishermen. Hut notwith
standing this the spnnows early this
spilng built theli nest beneath the door
of tho pier In n nook at tho top ot one
of the pieces of piling. During the day
the cock spairow would have the nest
nhd, hopping about the baskets of this
cottage tlsheimen, would help himself
to a piece of whatever was being used
for bait and disappear beneath the
pier. To the "regulars" on the pier he
became a steady callei.
Hveiy morning at C o'clock the cork
spnuow would piesent himself to the
111 st angler to appear, und he would
hop upor tho bait basket as It he had
a moitgago upon Its contents. After
eating his till the cock sp.uiow would
dlsappcai with food for his mate and
little ones beneath the pier. The spar
lows her line known to the cottageis
who frequented the pier, and so tilend
ly did the blids become they would
nccept food fiom the hands of tho chll
rtien On moie than one occasion the
spanows weie dilveu fiom theli nest
by the rolling waves, and on paitleu
larlv stouny das the bluls would
spend the day under one of tho benches
on the pier, between the llshei men's
feet, but tin y nevei, appaiently, Ven
tured In ns far as land.
Early .visteidaj evening the coc't
spairov was Hitting about as usual,
whllo the angleis weio busy baiting
their hooks. Suddenly a bug went
buzzing by actnss the bieakers. The
cock spairow duled aftoi the bug,
Just ns the spauow dm ted fiom the
pier a sea robin oi living fish, Juinpel
fiom the water and went sailing
tluough the air, evidently bent upon
cnpttnlng tho same morsel of food th
spauow had determined upon tho bug,
Like a flash the cock spanow changed
his com so and went for the fl)ing llsh
At the attnek the llsh tuimd several
soincisaults In the alt and suddenly
seized the spaitow. Then the fish
duted tovvaid the water with the bin!.
For a moment the onlookeis expected
the spairow to be carried under the
water, but In nnother Instant tho spar
iow and (llng llsh had changed their
couise and weio again well up In the
air, und, lighting fleircly, weie Hying
towaid the pier. Meanwhile the spai
row was seieechlng and all the whllo
pecking tho fish as It sailed on tluough
tho ulr. Now the blld iippeiueil to be
beneuth the fish and again forcing it
up in tho nlr; now It nppeaied to hi
stiuggllng and falling, but tho sparrow
never ceased to peck at tho II) Ing fish.
Suddenly the cock spairow gave si loud
scieech nnd tho fish wns seen to make
several somersaults similar to those It
v
The People's
A
POPULAR CLLAIUNO HOUSE for tha njinlt ot All Wlio
llnvc House to Ront, Kcul !'.st:iti or Other Propurtv to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Wunt Situation! or Help Thou
Small Advertisements Cost Ona Cent a WorJ, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word- Except Sltuiitlo-n NVunteJ, Which Arj In
serted Tree.
FOR RENT
$it-ni:w 110U81:: btkam iii:at,i.-
eluded; all Improvements. UM Mar.
Ion street.
FOR ItHNT-DPSinAnLH PAUM.CAhh
at KU AVaslilngton avenue, Scruntoii.
FOR RKNT-HOPSn.
nil Improvement, $13.
"227 lloulcvard avenue.
BIX
Ii D.
ROOMS;
Latham,
FOIl HKNT-MY FORMDU nKSI
dencc, with bain, 11.12 Mcmsey avenuoj
ten rooms. AVm. AV. Luthropc.
1'oit iiF.NT-nr.HvnN poom iiouBn.
Ahply to John Carroll, 422 Madison
nvenue, or of Tho Tribune.
STORF. FOIl iinNT-FHOM APrtH. 1,
number ill Lackawanna ave. Inquire
of J. II. aunster.
' FOR SALE
FOIl SALH-Dr.SIRAPLi: TFN ROOM
single house, with bath ami lnundrv,
all Impioveimnts: cltv steam: bargain
If sold nt mice U2J RlbMin street.
for HAi.n - Hot'snnor.D furni-
turo und carpets for sale; can bo seen
from 9 to J2 for ono week. b.'S Mudlsrn
uvenue.
FOR SALH CI1FAP
family sleigh. J,
Franklin uvenue.
-A TWO-SKATHD
L. Council, 113
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FmTSAIviTr)ir"l!irNT AT CLARK'S
Greui, desirable ielrionuf; acre of
b.nd; fruit" i.i.d outbuildings. Address
Geo. V. Decker, bo CW, llonesilale, Pa.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
J'LUl RHNTTpitNlSIinn FRONT
room, Alaich 1-t. C32 AVahlngton
avenue.
WANTKD-TAVO N1CLLY PURNlSIIF.D
rooms vvlth board. Centially located
Address AV Tribune otllce.
WANTED-TO RENT.
AVANTnil-FrRNISIinDROOMT'smT-nble
for gentleman and wife: central
ly located. Adcirc-Fs X. Y, C, Trlbuno
WANTED-TO BUY.
AVAN'TrarrT nuAToit cash, sne-
ond hand watches, Jewelry, old gold
nnd silver. Gardner, EM'i Spruce street.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WATTrOoiTUST
for partner In gent's furnishing und
hat business. $jooo cash will pay ou
Jl.iWO a ear. Pest Btund. Good refer
ences. Address C. George, Scranton, Pa.
General Delivery.
KNERGHTIC SALESMAN COUNTRY
work. School supplies. Salary JlOi)
and extras. R. O. Evans & Co , Chi
cago, III.
WANTED-RY AN ESTABLISIirO
business of n high older, a representi
live of ability nnd backing who enn take
up Its work In the stnto of Penns)lvnnla;
no f-chemo; permanent business with
money In It for tha right pirty. Address.
Civ Ing references. FOUNTAIN BATH
BRUSH CO.. Grund Rapids. Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIES TO DISTRIBUTE FREE SAM-
pies In clt). Call at 1J0 AVashln'j-
ton av enue. from S So to 10 20 a. m. today.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WASTED- RESPONSIBLE FIRM
wants nftlce manager at faernnton.
Salary, 11.200 a jear; $w cash and best
references required; commercial refer
ence furnished Address postoffico bos
CSI, Phlkideinhla, Pa.
BOARDING.
BOARDING 623 PINE STREET.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN
be had In Scranton nt the news stands
of ReUman Bron . 405 Spruce and 533 Lin
den M Norton 222 Lackawanna avenue;
I. 8. Schutzcr. 211 Spruce streei.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVT A'AULTS
and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. B. URIGGS, Vroprlet-ir.
Leave crdeis 1100 Noith Alain avenue,
or Eleke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberi). Telephone 8340.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS. L. T. KELLER. SCALP TREAT?
ment, 50c; shampooing, 50c; facial
massage, manU-urlnc, 25c. ; chiropody.
701 Qulncy. '
LEGAL.
"- ..
TJIE ANNUAL MEETING OP STOCK
holdcis, of the Cros., J'orl. AV.iter
ronipjnv will he held at the ollico of
the Luckav.anna Lumber rompany.Uoard
of Trade building. Tuesday, Alarch 20,
1'iin, at 10 a. m for tho election of ill.
rec tors for the ensuing year, und such
other business as muy properly como
befoio thu meeting.
J. L. CONNELL. Secretary,
THE ANNUAL AIEETING Or TIIH
stockholders of The Lackawanna lion
and Steel Company, for the election of
illreetnrn and tiaiibaction ot such other
business as ran) propeily como before
tho meeting, will bo held at the oflleb of
tho Coinpuuy, in the City of Scranton,
Pennsvlvunia, on A odncsduv. Alurcli 7th,
l'W, nt two o'clock p in. Tho polls v 111
remain open for one hour. Tho transfer
books will bo doted on rehuury 2jth,
JTOO, and reopened on Alan h "th, 1W0.
J. P. II1GG1NSON. Seeictary.
Scianton, P.i Feb, 2., Itni.
mndo when flist attacked, Tho next
Instant the spirrow dosed its wings
and fell into the ocean, dead. Tho sea
lobln dlsippeaied beneith tho water.
The bug escaped.
8evei.il interested lisheimen followed
the cock spanow aloiU the pier as It
was washed ashoie, nnd when picked
up a stab wound was seen directly bo
ne ith tho left wing, which piobably
penetrated the heart. Old fishermen
lay tho tea lobln can and will light
better In midair than In the water, and
they declared that the wound under
tho spai row's wing was made by tho
fish's swoid or forwaid fin.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cuied
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they
cannot ieaclitluii-o.it of tho dlMitto.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional dls
case, nnd In onlii to euro It jOU mus.
take internal Hiinedles. Hall's Cutanh
Cuio 1" taken Internally, and acts dlrecth
on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Cutuuh Cure In not u quach medUnu.
It was pre-trbeel by one of tho best
physicians In this countr for )ons, uuu
Ih a rcgulur pnser ptlon. It Is compact
ot tho bent tonic b kuuvvn, tunibluetl vith
tho best blood purltlein ncting directly
on the miuous sui faces. The perfect com
bination of tho two Ingredients Is what
produces such wonderful results in cur
ing Cntnrrh. Send for testimonials free
V. J. CHENEY & CO . Props . Toledo, o'
Bold by druEClxts. price 76c
Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
Exchange.
SITUATIONS WANTED
situation 'wANrn1rTYo'r" I
man who Iiiih had thrco ears' et r'.
ence In drug Btorc. L. M., ITU AVa)
uvenuc.
situation avanti:d-to GO Of
washing nnd Ironing by tho d t
washing and Ironing taken homo al
Call or address L. H 3JI North Humi.e
nv enue.
SITUATION AVANTi:i-nV A HOY, ll
Jenrs old; some trade prefrrted. Ai
dress L. C, euro Tribune ollico.
SlTf'ATION WANTF.D-1IV F.I.Dnill.Y
lady as hnu"ekecper rr cook In nn ill
fuml. Hxcellent refeunces given. Ad
dress "J t Adams avenue,
LOOM FIXPR AND aTaCHINIST D1V
slres position; thoroughly iicituilntid
with all miehlnerv of testure, can ruv
iiilsli reeomniendatlon fiom last cmplover,
Atlcll ess Alachlnlst, Tllbillic.
A FIRST CI.AS AVAlTin:. Ct.lUUv OR
,, bartender would like to havo snnie-
thlng to do evenings; wares no object.
Address J 'i unk, Tilbtimi ofllce.
UV AN HDPCATnD YOt'NG MAN AT
. mi) thing In the line of willing. -vcn-lags
pre f i red, good pl iln writer. Ad
cess AV. I'. 11., sn Ceriir avenue, cltv.
SITFATION AVANTFIl-AS FIHS1
. ,'biss snlesmin and meat cutter m
buti het business. Can give best of refer
ece. Address or -all F. I'. Webb, 212
I utivli w avemic, Scrnuton. Pa.
DRESSMAKING.
order; also Indies' waists. Louise
Shocmnkcr, Hi Adams avenue.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
D. C. SPAULDING, 1'
building.
I TRADFRS' PANIC
fnCHITST3
DDAA'ARD H. DAVIS, ARCIHTIJCT,
Conncll building, Scranton.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR . ARCHITECT.
433 Spruce st , cor. AVnh. av., Scranton
FREDERICK L HRCWN, ARCHITECT,
Prlco building, 120 Washington avenue,
Scranton.
Or?ivrIT3
DR. I. O. LYMAN. SCRANTON PR!
vato Hospital, cor. AV'jomlng and Mul
berry. DR. H. T. REYNOLDS, OPP. T. O.
DR. C. C. LAUUACH, 115 AA'yomlng ave.
AVELCOME C. SNOVER. Coal Exchange
2nd floor. Room D, Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to S
HOTELS -NO RCITWtlNTS
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates rcnor.ublo.
P. ZEIGLER, PiopHctor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. & W.
pnssenger depot. Conducted on tho Ed
ropean plat.. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
I rviYy?
RICHARD J. BOURKE, ATTORNEA'-at-Law,
500-2 I.ncknwanna avenue Gen
eral law business, collections and loans,
J. W. BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Law, Rooms 2U-J1J Alcars
bulldlntr.
D B. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate securlt)
Mears bulldlrg, coiner AA'ashlngton
avenue nnd fapruco btieet.
M J.
Law.
DONAHOE. ATTORNEA'-AT-Ofllces,
C12-613 Mears building.
FRANK K POYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-nt-Luw. Burr building.
Rooms 11 nnd 14. AA'aFhlngton avenue.
AVILLARD, AVARRi:N .1 KNAPP, AT
torne)s nnd CouncelIors-at-Liw. Re.
publican building, AA'ashlngton avenue.
JHSSFP & JrSSFP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - nt - Law, Commonw ealth
building; rooms 1, 20 and 21.
JAMES W OAKTOnn ATTORNEA-AT-I.nw.
Rooms Ml, 513 and 51(! Board of
Trade hulVllng.
EDWARD W
Rooms MI-POI.
THAA'ER ATTORVEY.
0th floor Alears building.
L A WATRIII ATTORNEA'-AT-LAW
ro2 Bonid of Trade building, Scranton,
Pa.
C. R. PITCIIFR. ATTOnNFT-AT-LAAV
Commonwealth building Scrintnn, Pa.
PATTERSON AVTt.COX, TRADERS'
Natlnnnl Pink building
C. COAIEGA'S, D-H
building.
REPUBLICAN
A. W. RFRTHOLF,
Mears building.
ATTORNEY
ie fttir)
DR. W. E. ALLEN,
Ington nvenue.
EH
NORTH WASII-
DR S W. L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE 2
Washington nverue. Residence r.lS
Mulberrv. Chronic dlsr-iMq, lungs,
heart, kldnev s nnd eenltn-iirlnan ot
gans a specialty. Hours 1 to 4 p m
SCHOOL nFTlTlf"lDcic7 WANNA,
Scranton Pi. Conrt-es preparntoiv to
eollene law. medicine or business
Opens Pent, lltli Send for eitaleqim
Rev. Thomns At. Caen LL 1" princi
pal nnd proprietor; W, E. Plumle), A
At.. I eidmnster,
G R. CLARK K- CO . PEEDMEN AND
Nurse i) men: stoie If AViiplilnrtrai nvo
nt e: green house, 1130 North Aliln ave
nue; stnro telephone, 72.
JO". .KUETTEL. REAR Ml LACKA
vanm avenue, Scranton, Pa., manufac
turer of AVIro Screens.
MltOL: vi--iJ5
BAUER'S "ORCIIESTRA-AIFSIC FOlt
bills picnic, p.iriles. receptlnrs, wed-clln-s
and conceit woik furiijshed F r
terms nldicss R J Bauer, condiielo-,
117 AA'jninlns avenue, over Hulben
music stoio.
MF.GARGF.F BROTHERS. PP.1NTEI--si'PPlb"
envelopes piper lngs. twbe
AA'arehnuse 1J0 A ushlngton uvciu.e
bcrnnton. Pa
RAILROAD TIME T A BLESS
Central Uailt"l nl Sow c-
Ktntlons In Now A'oik 1'oot of Lib
r-trYct. N. P-'. '""l 8ou,h rc,r"' WhI,c'
Vntluaclte coal mail exclusively, lust
ine cleitullucs and comfolt
;ltti
Ant I
ettllllll.-" "" - "
TIME TABLH IN EFFI'.CT NOV
10. 1' 1
in 1..U. w i'. .... )....'. --. ! ...
For Baltimore and Washing! n, and
points South .in West v i Bethlehein.
SIM II, 111, 1.25 p. m. SillldiDS, 2 1j p, III.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, at
8".0 a. in. and 120 p. m.
For Reading. Lebanon and Ifiurltburg,
via Allentnvvn. 8 20 n. m , 1.20 p. in. Sun
Uuvs, -13 p. m.
For Pottsvllle, $30 a m. 1.20 p, m.
Through tickets to all points east, south
ml West at lowest rate at thp station.
J. H. OLIIAUBEN, Gen. Supt.,
H. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Act.
- ..a 1.1k .. VIM..1I i. U " I'. . ..1
i ruins le.tvo tjeiamon lor now xnr,
Nevkiilk. ElUibelh, Phil ulell III t. lit stun.
isethklHiu. Alleiitown, Alauch Chunk niul
AVhlt" Haven, at s W a m . expics, 12),
i-Miress. 4W p in. Simd.OH. 2 1 p. ni.
Foi I'ltutoa and AVllkc..llarie, J. 30 a.
RAILROAD TIME TABLK9.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRQA9
Scliedulo in Effect November 10,
1800.
Trains leave Ecranton:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
HnrrlsburB, Philadelphia, Baltl
tnoic, Wnslilngton and for Pltti
buifr nnd the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading-, Norristown,
nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
bury, Harrisbure, Philadelphia,
UaltimorCjWashlnKton and Pitts
burp and the West.
2.18 p. m., weeks days (Sundays
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbury, Harris
burp, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington nnd Pittsburg and
thn West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
.1. R. WOOIl, Gen. rass, AKt.
J. II. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Msr.
Del.. I.nc't'i. tin I Wostjru.
In EfTeet Dec. 17, 1S90.
ROFTH Leave Scranton for New York
nt 2 13, .100, 5"0, SOO and 10 01 a. m.'. 12 53
and 3 il p. m. For Philadelphia at 5 30,
M ami lorn a. m.; 12.'i and 311 p. m.
1 or Stroudsburg at fi 10 p. in. Milk and
Accommodation nt Ito p. m. Arrive nt
Hnbtiktn at OKI 7.1. n Pi n. m.! 120S, 2 47.
IK. 7 10 nnd lis p. m. Arrive at Phlln
delphia nt toofl n. m.; UK, 14s, COO nnd
1 2- P. m. At I Ive fnun New A'oik nt 1,10".
2 1. ami I oo a. m ; 1 (w. 1 5.'. 5 n and 8 4"
P m Fmn. Ktroudbmg nt 8 03 a. m.
NORTH Leave Scranton for Ruffalo
and Into mediate stations at 1210, 2 50,
4 0", mid inn ii. m.j 1 n and 5 50 p m. For
Osvvcgn nnd Sir it use at 4 03 n. m. and
1 ". p in. Fur Ftlea nt 2 Id a. m. nnd
i " P m. For Abntro'-e nt !00 a. m.:
1 o"' p m. and . o p. tit. For Nicholson
nt 1 OO und rr, p m Arrive In Scranton
fiom Ilurr.ilo nt 2 10 2."3. u2"i nnd 10 00 a.
m.j n in ninl 7 10 p. m. From Oswego and
Svinei',e ut jr.", i. in ; l.'IS and !! SU p m,
1 torn Sviartt'o at 7 40 p m. Fiom TJtlca
at j.r, a in ; j -s r,u,i tjo p. m. 1'rom
.".icboNuu i,t 7.',n ii. in. and COO p. m.
1 loin Alcntioe ,-it 1000 a. in ; 220 and
.to i in.
Bl.OOAPUtFRC. DIA'ISION - Leavo
Scianton for Nmlhumberlnnd at C30, I0u"i
a. in ; K, nnd i. in p m. For PI) mouth
at 1 o., a.10 mi,! s "u p in For Nitnticoke
"l s lo a. m Anlve nt Not thumberlatid
nt 0 3". r m ; 1.10. .. OS nnd i !0 p m Al
ilve Nantlcokn at 0 20 u in. Arrive at
Flv mouth ut 20i, I 10 and !M3 p. m. Ar
live at Seinnton from Northumberland
nt 042 ii. ni.; I'M. fi nnd 850 p. m.
Jrnm N.mtli oke, nt 1100 t. m. From
Flv mouth nt 77 a. m ; 32" and C03 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SOFTH-Lenve Scranton nt 213, 300,
. 0. 10 0", a. ,n. ; 3 T! and 1 40 p. m.
NORTH Leave Scrnuton at 110, 230,
4 0. P m 1 " and 3 50 p m
HI OOAISBURG DIA'ISION Leava
Scianton al 10 05 a, m. and 0.10 p. m.
Deliivv i"j mi I tlticj'nn.
On Feb. Sfith. If oo, trains will leavo
Scrnntnn as follows;
Km- Ciiibiiiulnl-fi20, 7 53, 8 3.1, 10 T a.
m : 12 noon, 1.0S. 2 2 1 OC, 5 23, G,23. 7.57,
'J l"i, 11.1". p. in.; l.1i, a. m
For Albinv, Saratoga, Alontrcal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. 6 20 a. m.;
1.0S p. m.
For IIonesdalc-0 20, 1011 a. m.; 2 28, 5 25
p. m.
Fur AVIlkes-Rnrre fi.43. 7 41. 8 41. 9 .IS.
10 F a. in.: 12 W. 1 2s, 2.18, 3 33, 4 27, 6 10,
7 4s. 10 41, 11 10 P. m
For New A'ork, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh A'alley Railroad fc 43 a. m.: 120!,
2 is. 4:7 p m.; with Black Diamond Lx
press, 11.30 p. m.
For Pcrnsvlvanla Rnllroad points, 6 43,
0 "S a. m. ; 2 IS 4 27 p. m
For western polrts, via Lehigh A'alley
Rallroad-7 4S a. m.; 12 03. 3 31, with Black
Dli.mond Express, 10 41, 1120 p. ni.
Trains will nrrlve In Scranton as fol
lows; From Carboudale and tho North 0 40,
7.41, 8 IS, 0 14, 10 'S u ,-,s a. in.; 123, 21",
3 2".. 4 2t 7 11. 10 "8, 11.27 P. m.
Fiom AVIIlccs-H irre and the South 1",
7 4, 8 4S, IOCS. 113". a. m.; 104. 2 23. 4 02,
5 20, C 21, 7 51, 0 0'., Pi 03 p. m.: 1.13 a. m.
SUNDWY TRAINS.
For Carboudale 9 03 a. m.; 12 27, 2 21,
4 t! 5 17, 10 52 p. rn.
For AVUkes-Hnrre o 2S a. m.: 12 03, 1 5S,
.1 24. C 27. S 27 p. m.
For Albiniv, Snatnga. AInntro.il, Bos.
ton, New England points, etc., 1 08 p. m.
Lowest i,tte to all points in Unlteti
States ami Canada.
J AA". BURDICK. G P. A.. Albany. N. Y.
H. AV. CROSS, I) P. A , Scrr.nton, Pa,
LehiRli Valtar KiiUrnaJ.
In Fffect Nov. l"th. 1511
TRAINS LEAA'E SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia nnd New Yoik, via D.
II R. H at 0 43 a. m. and 12 01, 2 IS,
127 (Black Dlimond Express), and 11 JO
p m. Sund.i)s, D &. II. R. R 1.58, 7.1S,
p m
For AVhlte lliven, Hai'leton and prlncl
p il points In the coid regions, vl.i D. &:
II. R It, C45, 2 IS mid 127 p. in. For
Pcittsvlll... i, r. 2.1. p. m
For Hethleheni, E iston, Reading, Har
rlsburg and principal Inteiim dl ito sta
tions, vli D. rV 11. II. R. 1)43 it. m.; 12 0.1,
2 1S, 127 (Black DI imond Expicss), 1130.
Stmdns. D & II R. R. 1 5S. 7.4S p. in.
For Timkh.umoek, Tow intlit, Elmlta,
Ithaca. Geneva and Pllnclpil Intermedi
al, htntloiis, via I) L ,i AV. II. R, SOS
a in,: 1.00 nncl IT. p in.
For Genevi Rm lu stir, Buffalo, Nlng
ni.i Falls, Chicago, and all points west,
via D. .1 II. It. R. 12 0(. 3 3! iRlnok Dia
mond Express), 7 l 10.11. 11 :.0 p. in.
SiindDH. D & II. II. R, 1201 p. m. 7.45
p m
Pullman pniloi and sleeping oi Lehigh
A'alley pallor cats on all trnli.s between
AVIlkcs-Unrto and New A'ork, Philadel
phia, Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROLL1N H. WILIU'R. Gen. Supt., 2S
Coi Hand stieet. New A'ork.
CHARLES S LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt., 2
Cortlandt street New A'ork.
A. AV. NONNEMACHER Dlv. Puss,
Agt.. South Bethlehem, Pa.
For tlckt ts and Pullman reservations'
apply 209 Lackawanna ave., Scranton, Pa.
i:ric anJ Wyomiin; Valley.
Time Table In effect Feb 7. 1000
Trulns leave Scianton for llawley and
Intermediate points, connecting nt Haw.
1, with Erie Railroad for New A'ork,
New but g, llonesdalo nnd Intermednta
point-, us folloivs. No. 2, Accomoda
tion, C a. III., No I. Expicss, 12 01 p. m.
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