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TI1E SURANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1900.
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LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
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JARB0NMLE
DEATH OF JOSEPH ISQAB, SR.
Joseph Isgar.Tr., of Palom avenue,
died yesterday ufternoon at three
o'clock. He had suffered for sevornl
months with a chronic bladder trouble
nnd had been conllned to his bed nvo
weeks. Deceased was born In London
seventy-four years ago tho sixth of
last January. In '51 ho came to this
country and settled on a farm In
Wayne county. A few years later he
moved" to this city, where ho resided
continuously to the time of his death.
For many years he was barn boss for
the Delaware and Hudson company
nnd subsequently hp held the position
of cnglnter at the Van Rorccn foun
dry. For the past few years he has
been sexton of tho Methodist chinch.
Mr. Isgar was a man of charmlns
Christian character. Ho Identified
himself with the Methodist church soon
after he camo here and has been one
of Its most actlva members.
He Is survived by a wife, three
daughters. Mis. Susan Hrarn, of To
ledo, O.; Mis. deutgp Kelly und Mrs.
Ellen Colwell, of this city; three sons.
Albert E, Henry und William, of this
city.
Tho funeral will bo nt the house at
three o'clock Sunday nfttrroon. Revs.
A. F. Chaffee and C. E. Lee will offi
ciate. Interment will be made In
Maplewood cemetery.
CHAPLAIN CHIDWICK TONIGHT.
Elaborate preparation has been
made for the reception of Chaplain
Chldwick, of Maine fame, who will
lecture in the opera house tonight for
the benefit of the St. Itose church im
provement fund on "Our Latn War
with Spain Its Causes und Results."
The procession will bo made up of
three bands, Catholic societies of tho
city and late war veterans. Following
Is the line of March: From city sta
tion, Sixth avnue, to Main street, to
Lincoln avenue, to Church street, to
Seventh avenue, to Main street, to
EJghth aenuo and countermarch up
Main to Sixth avenue, to St. Rose
parochial residence.
TEMPERANCE OFFICERS.
The new officers of tho Sons of Tem
perance, Carbondale division. No. 52,
are: Worthy patriarch, P. G. Ruck
man; worthy associate, A. L. Van Gor
dtr; royal scribe, W. F. Gates, as
slitant scilbe. A. M. Brink; llnanci.il
scribe, M. O. Abbey; tieasurer, Irving
Avery; chapluln, Will Stephens; con
ductor, Arthur Slephoi.s; nssistant
conductor, George Avery; Inner senti
nel, Albert Estabrook: outer sentinel,
J. E. Bigurt. There are forty-two
members and twenty-two applications
for membership.
NEW YORK CHILDREN COMING.
II. A. Tarsons, of the New York
Tribune fresh air fund, was in this
city yesterday arranging nn outing for
a number of the beneficiaries- of the
paper's charity. Fresh air children
from the metropolis have been enter
tained here for several seasons and
conditions seein to be favorablp for
them again. A. S. Lewsley, M. D.
Lathrope, N. F. Stephens and V. A.
Thomas are the committee which ha3
tho matter In charge.
FREE SITES.
The new silk mill is still without a
site, but one will doubtless be selected
within a day or two. The gentlemen
have Inspected all avallablp ones and
have simply to lecide. Prices mnge
fiom $20,000 to nothing. The free sites
offered are one noitheast of tho Klots
mill, by Patterson & Simpson, and an
other at Kastslde park by the Eastslde
Park Land company.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Work was commenced yesterday on
the concrete for the Belmont street
switch. It will 1ip finished Monday
nnd will then have to dry n wek, so
the Inconvenient transfer at that poin:
will be continued until week after
next
Lackawanna council. No. 112, Degrse
of Pocohontas, gave a May social In
the Watt building last night. The at
tendance wat, largo and the affair en
joyable. Mrs. James Robinson Is entertain
ing Mrs. Ftank Pierce and children, of
nreenlleld
Mrs. Fiances Wherry, Mrs. Charle3
Millard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norrls
and family haw returned from Alden
vllle, where they attended tho Hop-Mns-Pethlc
nuptials, The gtoom has
a number of Carbondale relatives and
the bride Is known to many people In
this city.
The itnces of Dr. D. L. Bailey wero
very much beautified yesterday by
new paper and firsh paint.
Duffy & Lunny threw open the doois
of their new drug store last evening.
They have a clock on the wall where
one has hung foi a quaiter of a cen
tury In the Bradley & Cameron Jew
ell y stores.
"FORTUNE FAVORS the brave." It
Is also favorable to those who purify
their blood in the spring by taking
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Hood's Sarsaparilla. A clear' head and
u healthy body are given by It? use.
Constipation is cured by Hood's Pills.
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MOOSIC.
Morgan Thomas left yesterday to
join his father at Pittsburg, wheie he
has secured employment.
Mary, tho little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Schoonover, Is 111 with the
grip.
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Wllkcs-Horre and Eastern, Is illllnK a
vacancy for tho present week ut Stcxf
fords. Mrs. Blttenbonder, of Wyoming, Is
visiting her brother, Mr. J. M. Will
lams. Tho electrical storm on Wednesday
evening left a lasting Impression on
the minds of tho people of the town,
in the form of darnkess.
Tho entertainment given under tho
auspices of tho Junior league In tho
Methodist Episcopal church, Wednes
day evening, was a decided success.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Mrs. Alf.od Hatton Surprised A
Petty "Wedding Personal and
Other Notes.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ized at the Methodist Episcopal church
parsonago nt high noon yesterday,
when Miss Gussle Miller and Mr. Ad
dison Adenklrchen. both prominent
joung people of Alderson, Pa., weic
united. Rev. C. B. Henry oHiclateci.
Tho bridal couple were accompanied
by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller.
Mr. John Coyne, a foot-man in tho
Taylor mine, had his left leg lacerated
yesterday afternoon by being caught
between bumpers. Ho was taken to his
home In Mlnooka.
Mr. William Williams, of Taylor
street, received the sad intelligence of
tho death of his father, Mr. Williams,
at Hazleton, Pu which occurred Wed
nesday. Deceased was well -known
here. The remains will be brought hero
tomorrow motnlng, to the home of his
son, where the funeral will occur to
morrow afternoon. Interemnt In For
est Homo cemetery.
Don't forget to attend the strawberry
and Ice cream social at the Price
Library hall tomorrow evening. Bring
your friends along.
Miss Martha J. Williams, off Wilkes
Barre, is visiting at the homo of her
sister, Mrs. John Steele, of Storrs
street.
Foreman T. J. Williams and Mr.
David T. Davis, of Hazleton, are visit
ing relatives in this town.
Miss Gertrude Thomas, of PIttston,
was the guest of Miss Leath Evans, of
North Main street, yesterday.
Rev. Augustus Weber has returned
homo from Wllllnmsport, where he at
tended the Evangelical church conven
tion. He has ,as his guest Rev. Mr.
Photz, of Baltimore, Md.
A very pleasant surprise reception
was tendered Mrs. Alfred Hatton at
her home, on Main sticet, on Tuesday
evening by her friends. Tho guests
partook of a bountiful repast, served
by Sirs. Hatton and her daughter, Miss
Laura. Those in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. James Cardwcll, Mr. i and
Mrs. John Watklns nnd family, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Howells, Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Tubbs, Mr. and Mrs. George
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mllford Mor
gans and family. Professor and Mrs.
Thomas R. Davis, Mrs. Frleblock, Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Davis, Mrs. C. H. Van Horn, Mrs.
Frutchey. Mrs. J. B. Daniels, Mrs,
Wesley Fatzsingcr, Mrs. Nash, Mrs.
Winterburn, and Misses Annie Fan
rlough, Mary Daniels, Lizzie Fisher,
Laura and Ada Hatton, Lena Frutchey,
nnd Messrs. Evan G, Watklns, Fiank
Decker, Elmer Daniels, D. J. Davis,
Joseph Falrclough and Masten Her
man, Ernest and Ray Frutchey.
The Citizens' Political club of the
rirst ward will hold an Important
business meeting In the parlors of Mc
Donald's hotel, on Saturday evening.
The club now has a membership of
I about foity strong.
Mr. William M. Evans, of South Tay-
lor, moved his family to Dover, N. J.,
yesterday.
An Ancient Relief.
Th? ancient1' believed that rheum. -tlsm
was th work of a demon within
a man. Any one who has had an at
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demoniac enough to warrant the be
lief It has never been claimed that
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out demons, but It will cure rheuma
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the truth of this statement. One ap
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quick relief which It affords Is alone
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by all druggists. Matthews Brothers,
wholesale and retail agents.
DALTON.
The commencement exercises of the
High school were held In the Baptist
church on Wednesday evening. Long
before the hour arrived for the exer
cises to begin tho chuich was crowded
to its utmost capacity, many being
compelled to stand. The walls of the
chuich were prettllv decorated with
bunting and American Hags, while pot
ted lloweis adorned the edue of the
platform. Promptly at S o'clock the
graduates', Lenna Gertrude Tiffany,
Mary Ethel Haslam and Floyd San
ford Finn, took their dIpccs upon the
platform, being escorted by tho ush
eis The two young lady graduates
were dressed In white and each car
ried a bouquet of roses. The program
was opened with a piano duet by Miss
Santee and Mr. Charles, after which
Rev It. R. Thompson made the invo
cation. A pleasing vocal duet was ren
dered by Miss Tiffany and Mr. Der
shlmer. An essay enltled "Disguised
Beauty" was lead by Mary lOthel Has
lam, which was followed by a piano
Folo played by Mr. Charles. Floyd
Sanford Finn delivered an oiatlon on
"Self Reliance" and a violin solo was
then given by Miss Lida Houscr. An
excellent oration on "The Power of
Concentration" was dellveied by Char
les Herbert Smith, a post-graduate of
the High school, after which Adallne
M. Francis gave a piano solo. The
last graduato to take part was Lenna
Gertrude Tiffany, whose ebsay on "Not
for School, but for Life, We Leain,"
at the close of which she delivered a
valedictory. A quartette composed of
Messrs. Finn,. Dershlmer. Purdy and
Santee sang two selections, which
greatly delighted the audience, and
then came the presentation of the di
plomas by Ernest T. Snyder, president
of the school board. The exercises
came to a close with tho pronouncing
of the benediction by Rev. A. W. Coop
er. The graduates showed much re-
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Prtrmacist, ttr. Wycming .venue and
search and careful preparation In their
essays nnd orations and presented
them In a very creditable manner. At
tho close of tho exercises the Ladles'
Aid society of tho Baptist church
served Ice cream and cake and a neat
sum of money was realized,
Mr. Rooney and family have returned
from Scranton, where the former was
quite ill for a short time.
Professor O. B. Hnnycn, principal of
tho public schools, will leave next week
for his home In Tioga county.
Owing to the nbundant display of
fruit bloom the country nbout presents
a very beautiful appearance and the
prospects are excellent for a largo crop
of all kinds of fruit.
Miss Alice Hawicy, of Dorranccton,
is tho guest of her uncle, F. M. Tif
fany. Dr. Miles, who spent the winter In
tho south, has returned home.
Mrs. E. O. Von Storch was In Scran
ton yesterday.
PRICEBURO.
A large meeting ol prominent citizens of the
upper end of the borouith convened nt Klifcr'i
hall on l'rlday evening, May 11, fur the purpose
ol organising a hose company, and enrolled
about forty members. A temporarj organization
was effected Tho sense of the meeting was
strongly in favor of ofTcctlt.f.- a permanent or
ganization. The temporary olficirs vvtrc as fol
lows! Professor JL J. l.lojd, piestdent; Trcd
Klcfer, secretary. Committers; On cart, John
Altkcn. Michael Donnelly, .lohn ihlrnski; on
!ioe, John Oilorn, Reese Dalles. Thomas Lewis,
nn location, William Snyder, William McLaugh
lin, Thomas Sullivan The object of this hose
compat.y is to divide the territory , which is too
gnat for the Baltic lompnnv to cover when files
occur at this end of the borough The cltl
rcn in generil and the council in pirllcular,
should give their earnest sipjiort to this much
needed organization The neU meeting will In
held this evening at Kiefer's hall at 7.30 o'clock,
for permanent organization. All property own
rrs and citizens who hive the public welfare
at heart should be present on this occasion.
5ase
Despite Scranton's downfall nt Phil
adelphia yesterday Burnham's men
still lead, but Wilkes-Barre is danger
ously near and tho Athletics tread
close on tho Barons' heels. Jersey
City and Elmira both won and by so
doing gain on Allentown.
In the National league Philadelphia
won again and Brooklyn also keeps
up its winning streak. Pittsburg's de
feat by Philadelphia makes the Pirates
and Chicago tie for third place. The
averages lollow:
Atlantic League.
Won. Lost. P.O.
Scranton 0 5 .613
WilkesRarre 10 0 .625
Athletic 8 S .615
Reading 7 6 .518
Newark 7 6 .5.18
Allentown 5 8 .SS5
Jersey City 6 0 .157
Llmln 4 10 .280
National League.
Won. Lost.
Philadelphia 15 G
Brooklyn It S
nttsburg 13 10
Chicago 11 10
St. Louis 10 11
Cincinnati B 1-1
New York G 11
Boston 5 11
Where They Play Today.
Newark at Scranton.
Llmlra nt Jersey City.
W ilke Barro at Reading.
Allentown at Philadelphia.
r.o.
.711
.CM
.563
.505
.170
.101
.300
.263
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Atlantic League.
Wilkes Barro, 11; Newark, S.
Reading, 11; Elmira, 15.
Allentown, 8; Jersey City, 12.
Athletics, 16; Scianton, 4.
National League.
Philadelphia, 4; rltUburg. 3.
Rrookl.vn, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
Chicago Boston, wet grounds.
St. Louis New York, not scheduled.
Eastern League.
Toronto, 3; Springfield, 2.
Rochester, G; Hartford, 4.
American League,
Indianapolis, 5; Kansas City, 0.
Milwaukee, 0; Buffalo, 3.
Cleveland, 11; Minneapolis, 0.
College Game.
At Philadelphia Unlveislty of Pcnnjlvania,
11; Brown, 2.
At Lancaster Franklin and Marshall, 5; Buck
ml!, 3.
SCRANTON SWAMPED.
Athletics Easily Defeated Burnham's
Men Yesterday by Score of 10-4.
New Pitcher Batted Out of Box.
Philadelphia, May 17. The Athletics
outplayed Scranton today at every
point. Clarke started In to Ditch for
Scranton, but was driven to thestable
In the second Inning. Mllllgan took
his place and was also hit hard. Scoro:
ATHLETICS.
R. II. O. A. E.
Fleming, rf 2 13 0 1
yicgler. m 10 110"
I'ustacc, cf 4 4 4 10
Shoch, 2b J 2 2 2 0
Field, lb 2 3 0 0 0
.Tacklttsch, c 1 0 G 0 0
Evans, -b 1113 0
riuggltby, p 2 3 0 3 0
Totals
10 17 26 II 1
SCRANTON.
R. II. O. A. E.
Knoll, cf 0 ;l 1 0 0
J. O'Brien, ss 110 0 0
Schemer, rf 0 112 1
Knot, if 0 1110
Mclntyrc, lb 0 0 8 1 i
Doherty, 3b 0 12 3 0
P. O'Brien, 2b 12 3 4 1
Toft, r 1 1 8 2 2
Clarke, p 0 0 0 1 0
Mllllgan, p 13 0 2 1
Totals 4 13 21 13 7
Doherly out, lilt by batted ball.
Athletics 2 0 0 0 0 S 3 0 x 10
Scranton 0 020002004
Earned runs -Athletics, 0; Scranton, 4, Two
base 1 Its-Field, 2; Knoll and Mllllgan. Racri.
flco lilts Zlegler, Knoll. Stolen base Jack.
HUcli. Struck out Jdcklllsch, Kennedy, Evans
2, Knox, MUnt)ie. Tclt, J. O'Brien. First on
called balls By Clarke, 4; by Mllllgan, 1; by
Duggltby, 1. First on cirors Athletics, 3;
Scranton, I. Lflt on bases Athletics, Si Scran,
ton, 7. Time 2.10, Umpires Karkinj and
Mulholland.
Won by Heavy Hitting.
U'llkes-Barro, May 17. In the start oft of to
day'n game Klopf, Newark's shortstop, questioned
a decision of Umpire I'helan and considerable
wrangling followed. Klopf was finally put out
of the game and Buttermore went in to fill his
plice. He played tho position iworly and the
visitcri were deinoraliied In consequence.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Last Night's Social Personal nnd
Other News.
Tho social nnd dance held In Enter
prise hnll last evening, under the aus
pices of the local base ball team, was
qulto liberally patronized, and proved
very enjoyable. The music was fur
nished by Miss Kato Roardon, the well
known Scranton pianist, while her
brother, Patrick, made an excellent
prompter.
Tho quoit match between James Mid
dleton and Kdward Cuff, which took
place at Mayflcld on Wednesday after
noon, drew together n largo number of
spectators. The match was well con
tested and was won by Mr. Cuff, who
had a scoro of 61 to 57 made by his
opponent.
Quito a number from here will go to
Carbondale tonight to witness the pa
rade In honor of Rev. J. P. .Chldwick,
late cfiaplaln of tho United States war
ship Maine, who Is to lecture In the
opera house on "Our Late War with
Spain Its Causes and Results."
Mr. and Mrs. John Friend, of West
Mayflcld, have moved to Peckvllle.
Miss Mary Skinner, of .Lenoxvllle,
was this week the guest of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Samuel Penny, of West Mayflcld.
The condition of Miss Mary Hall, of
West Mayflcld, who has been seriously
111 for some time past, has been con
siderably worse the past few days.
John nnd Owen McAndrew, Henry
Brown and Willie Henry, of the East
Side, attended a social In Avoca on
Wednesday evening.
Gomer Lewis has opened a green
groceiy shop In the Solomon building,
at the corner of Main and H streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Matthews have
moved from Cemetery street to the
property of Dennis McGovern, on South
Main street.
Fcl
Wilkes Barro won by heavy hitting in the lx.th
Inning Score: R. II. K
Newark 0 4 0 0 0 0 12 18 12 3
WilkesRarre 2 0 0 1 0 6 0 2 11 11 2
Batteries Messltt and Schmidt; Mlllctt and
Curtis. Umpire I'helnn.
Elmira Downs Beading,
Reading, May 17. Over 3,000 people saw Cham
pion Jeffries umpire tho game here today. Voor
hecs went to pieces in tho second inning and
I'crtscli was unable to check the hitting. Score:
It. II. E.
Reading 0 0 3 5 0 110 111 12 7
Elmira 15 0 0 0 5 2 2 015 18 2
Batteries Voorhees, Fertsth and Fox; McDou
gall and Rosscnbach. Umpires Jeffries and Ruj
cell. Victory for Jersey City.
Allentown, May 17. Jersey Cltj defeated Al
lentown today bj good batting and fine fielding.
Boyle was hit hard, especially in the fifth inning,
when ho retired.
The fielding feature was Tom Dclchanty's left
hand stop of Battam's drive, retiring the run
ner. Ecort: Ji. II. E.
Allentown 3 4 0 0 0 0 10 0810 2
Jersey City 0 4 0 15 10 1 012 13 3
Batteries Boyle, Taj lor and McManus; Baker
and Myers. Umpire Henderson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ai Pittsburg R. II. E.
Philadelphia 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 04 0 1
Pittsburg 0100020003 11 3
Batteries Piatt anil MacFarlind; Chcsbro,
Wadell and Sdirivcr. Umpire Hurst.
At Cincinnati R. II. E.
Brook! n 4 0OO0OOOO4 8 0
Cincinnati 10 0 0 0 10 0 02 10 2
Batteries Kltson and McOulrc; Uahn and
Pcitz. Umpire Lmsllc.
BASE BALL CHAT.
Kcrvin and Toft will probably be this after
noon's battery.
Scranton played its poorest fielding game of
the season yesterda).
Burnham's new pitching acquisition, Clarke,
did not make a startlhgly vvordcrful debut yci
terdiy The Reading papers say that Scrinton's outfield
Is without question the fastest In the Atlantic
league.
Pitcher Mllllgan has not rounded into his
twirling form jet, but is thowlng up suipris
ingly btrong with the stick.
ilubc" W'addell, the Pittkburg tw trier, con
tinues pitching in hard luck. He only gave
Philadelphia six hits yesterday, and ct was de
feated. Knoll was In evidence with the bat jesterday,
and made his first hits since he has joined the
team. In addition to two singles nnd a double,
ho got In a sacrifice hit.
Our ancient friend, "Llrile" Fields hai lot
jet given up his penchant for pitting Scranton
pitchers out of the builnesa as his two doubles
and a single of vesteiday show.
President I'ogel, of the Atlantic base ball
league last night issued the following notice'
"In order to give Scranton people a charcc to
see Champion lames J, Jeffries box as well as
umpire, Newark will play at t-eranton Friday
nnd sturday of this week, instead of Scranton
pluving at Newark on those dajs, as per schedule.
Stroh, having deserted the Allentown club, his
been indeflnitc-lj impended " V big crod
ought to turn out this r.ftcrnoon to sec the boys.
There are several Scrarton favorites with the
Jersey plajcra and a lively game Is expected
The Phlladelphh Press. Ledger, Inquirer an1
other of the dallies all declare that the Athletics
were given Wednesday's game with Serantcu
by Umpire Harkins In the third inning Zlegler
batted a ball to first base, which ua.s slowly
fielded, lio beating the ball out. Mclntvre, leav
ing the- lisse, went over to Haikins and avked
if KtcgUr was out. The latter also left the base,
and the Scranton Hist baseman turned and
touched him He wai tventy feet off the base,
and time had not been called, but Harkins said
l,i was safe, and follow Ins this decision the
Vthletics scoird the runr which gave then tho
game Vcsteidaj's game the Athletics evidently
won on theii merits, but they ought to blush
for their first victory.
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
Peter Smith's Indians accept the challenge of
theTwirleis for a game on the Rye Field grounds
on Saturday, May 10. at 2 30 o'clock p m Bat
terles Reynolds and Gilleran. P. J. Smith,
manager.
The West Side Brothers accept the challenge
of the Crosccrt Inse ball club tu a game of
ball, May 30, 0 a. in , en the Brothers' grounds.
Take the Luzerne street car and we will meet you
at Sixteenth street. M Hart, manager.
The Ncitl Fnd Stars would like to hear from
any club In Olj pliant under IP years of age, or
the Petersburg Stars, for tho 23d on the Diivlns
Pirk grourdi.
The Lilacs ol Providence challenge uny club
In the city under 13 jean o( age. Tliomss
lligau, manager; John Peel, captain.
THEATRICAL.
"Mystery of Woodlawn."
Last night tho Keystono Dramatic company
produced "Mystery of Woodlawn" at tho Acad
emy of Music.
It vill bo repeated this afteinoon, and to
night "Escaped from the Law" will bo pre
sented. "Miss Hobbs" Tonight.
Charles Frohman, when asked about Miss An
nie Russell's latest success, "Miss Hobbs," which
plays here at the Lyceum tonight, said recently;
"Miss Hobbs played to over $7,000 a week for
twenty weeks at tho Lyceum theater, New York,
and that is a large business when you recollect
the Lyceum has a small auditorium. I liad a
big production on hand, which I intended for
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1,100 to 1,600; can be seen at 334 Raymond
court. F. M. Cobb.
foiTbai.e on foii rent-tiie new dp.iv-
Ing Park hotel: elegantly furnished. Excel
lent opportunity for any person wishing to em
bark in the hotel business Inquire of William
Craig, care E. Robinson fins' Brewery.
BOARDING.
PLEASANT ROOMS, OOOD nOARD 011 AD IMS
avenue. Kates reasonable.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED FIRST CLASS AGENTS IN EVERY
city and town in Pennsylvania to introduce
the largest and Wrongest Sick and Accident
Company in the world. Addres F. It. an
Duscn, Supt. of Agents, Day City, Mich.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
BCWAXTED AT 4UJ rtSS A ENUE TO
tend barf
A THUSTW 0RT1IY M X TO W ORK LOCALLY,
also travel In adjoining counties; ill a
week halary and expenses. State age and ref
erence. Acldress, Business Managei P. O. Box
1027, Philadelphia, l'a.
U'AMEn-AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE M X TO
solicit orders and mako a house to 1iou
canvass; must have had some experience and
come well recommended; good position to right
party. Address, Solicitor, Tribune office.
WAVltD-AN ENERCETIC MN' TO MANACiE
an cfilee !n Scranton, salary, 12j 00 per
month and extra profits; must lome well ice
ommended and have $S00 00 cash Address Man
ager, P. O. Box 1151, Phlladelphh, Pa.
WANTED-GOOI), HUSfLINO MAN 10R PART
ner In gent's furnishing and l.at business;
$3,000 cash will piy jou $l,"ai a year, best
stand; good references Address C. Cc-orge,
Scranton, Ta , General Delivery.
HELP WANT ED-FEMALE.
WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR THE CLLE
brated custom made imaling Corset; fast
sellers; big money. Mrs. II. ftmallng, 142 E.
Main street, Roihestcr, X. V.
WANTFD-A OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Mrs. 8 C. Mears, 1R3 South Main ave.
LOST.
LOST-A BARK BLUE SILK UMBRELLV ON
Washburn street car. Under please return
to 5U Qulncy avenue.
LOST ON LINDEN STREET BETWEEN THE
Spencer school and D. k II. depot, a pocket
look containing railroad ticket between Caibon
djle and Scranton. Finder please return to
Spencer school.
LOSr-WKDNKSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY WT11,
on Wyoming avenue, between Lackawanna
avenue nnd Linden street, a small gold wheel
and rod belonging to a miniature gold locomo
tive. Finder will be rewarded by leaving came
at this otllce.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED TROPOSM-S WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the office of tho Secretary of the Scranton
Board of Control until 7.S0 o'clock Mondiy
evening, May 2S, 1000, to furnish 1,000 single
school desks and lii rears, to be furnished at
snrh times as may be required by the Board,
delivered at the buildlrgs end fastened to the
tloor ready for use. The price bid is to be for a
greater or less number than specified above. All
desks in grades above Primary C to be supplied
with inkwells of a pattern to be selected by the
Board of Contiol. Bids to state the price of the
different sires, also quality of maieilal lined,
weight of castings and style ul flnUh, sumile
desk to be exhibited with cell proposal.
The sum of $150 In cash or certlllecl cluck dull
bo enclosed with each bid, which rum shall be
foifelted to the School District in case of re
fusal or omission on the part of the successful
bidder to cxectito contract within ten clays after
the awarding of the same. No bids will be read
or considered which fail to cotnpli witli lhi
requirement. Tho board reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Scranton Board of Contiol.
EUGENE D. FELLOWS, Secretary.
OrFICK OF THE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
COMMISSIONERS).
WILLIAM A. STONE,
Governor.
L. O. McCAULEY,
Auditor General,
JAMES V. BARNLTT,
State Treasurer.
T. E. EYRE,
Superintendent.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STATIONERY,
1 UI.L AND OTHER SUPPLIES.
In compliance with the Constitution and laws
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, we hereby
invite sealed proposals at prices below- inaxl
mum fixed in schedules, to furnish stationery,
fuel und other supplies for the several depirt
ments of the State Government and for nuking
rcpalis in the several departments and for the
dlstiibutlon of the public documents, for the
year ending the first Tuesday ot June, A. 1).,
1P01.
Separate proposals will be received and sen.
arate contracts awarded as announced In said
Schedules Each proposal must be accompanied
by a bond, with at least two sureties or one
surety company, approved by a Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of the county in which
the person or persons making such ptoposal may
reside, conditioned for tho faithful performance
of the contract, and addressed and delivered to
the Board ot Commissioners of Public Grounds
nnd Buildings bcfoie twelve o'clock M , ot
Tuesdsy, the 6th day of June. A. P., WOO, at
which time the proposals will be opened and
published in the Reception Room of tho Execu
tive Department at Harrisburg, and contracts
awarded as soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank bond and schedules containing all nec
essary Information can be obtained at this De
partment. T. I,. EYRE,
Foi the Board of Commissioners of Public
Grounds and Buildings.
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS 11FREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM
mlssioners of Lackawanna County will receive
sealed bid for the building of tho support in the
mines, of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument,
to be located on the Court House Square, Scran
ton; same to bo done according to the plans and
specifications on file In the commissioners' office.
All bids to be in on or before June 1st, at 10
o'clock a, m.
JOHN COURIER MORRIS.
JOHN PENMVN,
JOHN J DUBLIN,
Attest County Commissioners.
W.M. O. DANIELS, Clerk.
Office of the Scranton Bolt h Nut Co.
THE ANNUM, MEETING OF THE SIXK'KHOLO.
rrs of the Scranton Bolt and Nut Compunv,
for tho election of director for the ensuing year,
and for tho transaction ot such other limine as
may properly be brought before It, will be held
at tho otllce ot the Company, ut the Works, on
Saturday, nineteenth day of May, 1000, at 2
o'clock p. m
Transfer books clnie May Oth.
L M HORTON, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa., ilay 1, 1IXW.
Annie Russell's use In three or four months
from the beginning of the season. The point is
that It was impossible for me to present the play
until the time I mentioned had elapsed, bo I
hit upon 'Miss Hobbs,' originally written for
John Dr;w, as a vehicle for Miss Russell mean
while. It mada an unexpected hit, and, of
course, It would be bad business polliy for tnu
to put Miss Russell in anything clso when 'Mis
Hobbs wlll.more than fill out her present season
"Although Mr. Jetome had Mr. Drew in mind
as the central figure ot the play, Miss ltusselt
has made to important a personal success tint
much credit Is due her, when it li considered
that all I did to throw the Interest of tho play
to favor her was that I changed the title to the
name of the character she plays. Mr, Jerome
has already been commissioned to write a new
comedy tor roe, if possible, tbli action.
Exchange.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED SITUATION I1Y COMl-ETEST EMS-
Hsli woman us cool, or housckeepirj flr,l-
class reference. Addnss, Mrs. Ellialnlh Jack
on, 717 Prospect avenue.
SITUATION W'ANTED-AS GOVERNESS OR
compinlon; sahry no object. Mindc, nit.
Languages, kindergarten. Addicss ' (indintc,
care tribune.
SITUATION WANTFD-1X 1IOTEI, OR REsrAU
rant as meat cutter or tarvir. Address J.
P., 21S Mulberry street. ,
WANTKD-HV EDl'CATH), Itl.l IM.I) l,l,
position ns traveling or resident companion,
secretary, mother's help or any phee of trust.
Highest rcfcicnecs. Address "Companion," care
Tribune.
JOUENEVM W BMtUER, SOBER, WANTS
steady situation In a good shop to stmt
next Monday or Tuesdiy, In Scranton; state
terms. Address, F. J. a , 220U Market St., Phila
delphia, l'a.
WANTED-SITUATtON BY COMPETENT GIRL
as cook or doing neeond ot general house
work. Address or e ill S.'S North Rebcica iivenue.
SITUATION WANTED-IIOOKKFH'I It OF sl
years experience desires position, slnale or
double entry, best of references. Addtess, Ac
countant, Tribune olllee.
a piiacticm, noolaTrxpTii II WINO I
thorough kiowleiWe of the gencial line of
business wants n position. A U. C, gcmr.il
delivery, Seiantoii
FREE- TREA JrSiT-m
TO PLHOXVTR TE Till'. PAiM.I-S 11EM(1VL
of superfluous. hair by ehetrie medic, t
elttslvp method; years of experience, dlploinw
(onsultatlon free Helen Buchanan, Dermatolo
gist, 31 1 Washington avenue.
DRESSMAKING.
IlREScsMMvlNO FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles' waists. Loulso b'locmakcr, 212
Adams avenue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B BItlfiGS TEVNS PRIVY VU'I.TS AND
cess pools, no odor. Impiovcd pumps u d
A B BltlGGS. Preprleloi Leave orders 1PM
Rortli Main avnue. or I'leke's drug store, col
ner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 0110.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS L T KI.I.LFR, SC T,1 TREVR'NT
BOc ; shampooing, 50c; filial nuisage, nun
louring, 25c; chiropody. 701 (Julncy.
NEWSPAPERS
TIIF ViILKESBUtltE RECORD CAN BE If M)
in 5-cranton nt the news stands of HH.iiun
Rros , 405 Spruce nnd 503 linden, M Norton,
3-'2 Lackawanna avenue; I. fa. Schutzcr, 211
Spruce street
PROFESSIONA L.
ACCOUNTANT ANO AUDITOR.
E. O. SPAULDINO, 23 TRADERS' II VNK BUILD
ing.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II I) WIS ARCHITECT, CONN":i.I
building, Scranton '
FREDERICK L BROWN, ARCHirieT. PRICE
building, 120 Washington avenue, Scranton.
CABS AND CARRIAQES.
Runnnt tired cars nd rutin ors; best
of service Prompt uttentlnn given orders, by
phone. 'Phones 2072 and 612. Josiph Killcv,
121 Linden.
DBNTIST3
DR C E EILENRERGLR, PAULI BUILDING,
Fprucc street, Serantnn
DR. I. O LMN, sCRASrON PRIVATE BOS
pital, cor. omir' nnd Mulberry.
DR C. f LU'IiUH 115 WiOMING AM..NUI.
DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, Ol'P. P.0
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CFE. 125 ND 127 FHANhLl AVE
nue. Rates reasonable
P. yiK.IFR, Propiletor.
scmvroN norsi:, new: j i. k wT'pTs.
sengcr depot. Conducted on the European plan
MCTOR KOCH, I'roprletoi.
TVSVI
RICHARD J. BOl'RKE, ATTORN El T f VW.
500 2 Laclowantu nvenue Gcnenl law busl
tiess, collections and loans.
J. W BROWNING, ATTORNEY AM) COUNSEL-lorat-lan.
Rooms S12.U3 Mears building
D. B REPLOOLF. ATTORM.- 1 0NS NI GO
tlatcd on real estate scctultv Meirs bmMpijr,
corner Washington avtntie and Spruce street
FRNK E HOU.E. TrOIINE1 NI) COl'V-iT
lor-at law Burr building, Rooms 13 an J II,
Wa.hlngton avenue.
W1LLARD, WRREN & hN'APP. ATTOttNTVS
nnd Counsellon at-I-iw Republican building,
Washington avenue.
JF.SNI'P (V JEssl'l'. Tr011NT.S NI) ( OFN
seller at law. Commonwealth building, rooms
10, 20 and 21.
JVMl'S W 0KFORD, ATT0HNE T I. VV
Room 511, 515 and 510 Hoard of Trade Bid,'
EDWV.RD W Til Wl'lt. ATTORNEY. ROOMS
003 001, Oth floor, Mears building.
I, A WATR1 . TTORNTY-AT LAW.
monweaith building, Scranton, l'a.
COM-
C. R PITCHER. VrrOHNEV- VT-HW.
monweaith building, Scranton, Pa.
COM
PATTERSON' k WILCOX. TR XDl'RS' NATION L
Bank building.
C COMEGYS, 0 11 REPUBLIC N BUILDING
W. BKRIIIOLF, ATTORNEY. MEARS BLDO
PHVSCMW? AND URrr:oa
DR. W E. ALLEN. 513 NORTH W SINGTON
avenue.
DR " W. L'AMOREUV. OrFlCE 310 W s-R-ingtcn
avenue. Residence, Ills Mulb-rrv
Chronic diseases, luni's. heirt, kldnev und
genito urinaiy organ a specialty. Hours, 1 to
4 p. m.
SSHOO'.'!
SCHOOL OF THE HCIvAWNVA, SCR NTON.
Pa Courses prepantoiy to college, law, niedl
cine or business Open Sept 11th Send for
catalogue Rev. Thorn M Cinn, I.LI), prin
cipal ami proprlctoi, W. E. riumlej, A M,
headmaster.
E701
G. R CLARK & CO . SE1 DM N AND NFR
eryman, store 201 Washington avenue, green
houe. 100 Noith Main avenue; stoic tele
phone, 7b2.
WIRE SCREENS
JOsf.PII KFETTEL. REAR 511 LCK WNN V
avenue, Scranton, l'J., manufacturer of Wlro
Screens.
MfSCTt. (."'" US
BvFl'S)nCHESTRJIUSIO FOR nT.!.S.
picnics, paitle receptions, weddlugn and con
cert work furnished For terms address It J.
Bauer conductor, 117 Wjomlns avenue, over
Hulberts' mulc store.
MEOlRGEE BROS,, PRINTERS SUPPLirS,
envelope, paper bag, twine. Warchouie, 11J
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Erie and Wyoinliv; Vallay.
Time Table In Effect Feb. 7, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton for llaulcy und Inter
mediate points, connecting at Havvley with Erie
Railroad for New vork, Newbuig, Honisdalo and
intermediate liolnti, as follows! No. 2, Accom
modation, u . ru. ; no. i utpress, ii.vi p. tn
RAILROADTIME TABLE
Schedulo In Effect November 10,
1800.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.4C n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburfj, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Bltts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
BaltImoie,Washlngton nnd Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.03 p. in.,) for Sunuury, llarris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington nnd Pittsburg and
tho West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hanisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. R. WOOD. Gen. Pass Agt.
J. IJ, HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr.
Del., IVtis'ii. ant 1 Went jrii.
In Effect Pec. 17, 1S00.
SOUTH Leave Scranton for New York at 215,
3.00, S.O ami Hon and 10 03 a. in.; U.f) and Mi
P m For Philadelphia Ht ti .10, 8 00 and 10 Oj a.
in , 1 f" and t 'U p in. For Stroudburg at 0 10
P in Milk and Arconimoditlun nt .1.41 p nt.
Arrive at HoUken a CM, 7.1S. P. 10 a. in.. It OS,
2.17, I H, 7.11 nnd 0.i p in Arrive at 1 lilla
dclphii at 10 ft) a m , I'M, 1 IS, OiiO and 8 2i
P. in. irive from New ik at 12.05, l.i and
4 no a m ; 1 oo, 1 f,:, 5 3.1 and 8.15 p m. From
MiMul.lmrg at 8 03 a. m
NORTH l-oavo Scianton fur RtilTtlo and inter
mediate 6tatlcns at 1J.10, i'A I n; and o no a.
in.; 153 and 5 30 p rt For Oswego and byra
case at 4 03 ,i m an I 1 55 p in For Utlea at
2 TO n nt. and 1 35 p in For Montiose at 0 00
a. m ; 1 0, p in. nnd 5 ;0 p m. For Nicholson
at 4 00 and il 1" p m iiivc In Vranton fiom
Ilutlalo at 2 10, 2 65, P -'5 dud 10 00 a. in ! 3.30
nnd 7 10 p m 1'inm Oswego and raiuse ut
2 U a m , 12, IS ard 111 p m. 1'iemi Syracuse
nt 7 10 p ni From I tlct it 2 l" a. in.; 12 3
anelj. !0p m Fiom Nleh ilson nt 7. 10 a m and
II ("1 Ji in Fiom Montiose ut 100 a. ni.; J.20
nnd 7 10 p m
UtOOMMH'HO DIVISION leave Scrinton for
Noi Ihtiml.orhnd nt 0 . 0, 11) 0. a m. ; 1 55 and 6 10
p in F nr I'll mount at 1 Ol, .1 10 and 8 VI p n.
For Nantle-oke at 8.10 .1 nt iriie at Northum
lull iiitl at 9 '5 i in ; 1 Pi. 5ei and CM p. in.
Auive nt Nnntii nl.f nl-U'iO n in Atrlve nt
Plvinnutli nt JO", I 10 and u 1", p in nlve at
Scranton fiom NoithuiulMland at 0.12 a. m.;
l"l"). 1 '3 mil s. W p m I torn Ntntlcoke nt
II 00 n in Fiom Plymouth nt 7.57 a. m.; 3 25
nnd n 05 p. in
SFN'DW TIU1NS.
SOFTII-I e-tie s, ranton ut . 11. 3 00, 5 30, 10.05
a m :) und .( 10 p i
NolSIII-l.nvo '-erinton at li.10, 2 50, 105 p.
ni : 1 V, nnd 5 10 p m
BIOOVMH KG DIVISION Leave Scranton at
10 05 a. m und b 10 p. in
Dclnvv.ir mi.l Hudson.
On spill 2Jd, 1000, trains will leave Scranton
a follows:
For Carbondilc 0 20, 7 51, 8 53, 1011 a. m ;
12 noon, 121, 2 20, 100, 5 23, 0.25, 7.57, 0 15,
ll 15 p ni , l in i in i
For Albinv, SuatOrM, Montreil, Boston, New
Emtland points, etc 0.20 a in ; 2.20 p m.'
For Hoiudale-t,20, 10 13 a. m.; 2 20, 3.25
p. tu.
For Wilkes Bine 0 43, 7.', 841, 018, 1C.41 a.
in ; 1 2.0J, 1 18, 3 .!, 4 27 0 10, 7.SS 10 U,
11 ."0 p in
For New Yoik. Philadelphia, etc , via Lehigh
Villi v Rallroi .1-0)3 a in , 12 0.1, 2.1s, 4 27 p.
m., with BIjcI Diamond Express. 1130 p m.
For l'enrsvlwnla llailioad roitits, 0.13, 93S a.
m : 2 i, 4 27 p in
For western points, via Lehigh Valley Rail
road 7 IS n ni.; 12 03, .133, with Black Dla
nn nd l'vpitMi, 10 41, 11 10 p in.
Train will n rite in Scranton as follows:
I rom Carbondale und the North 0 40. 7.41,
8 3S 0 it, Id ;s. Jl 5S i. m ; 1.2J, 2.13, 3 25, 4 23,
7.4), 10. IS, 1127 p. m.
Fiom Wilkes Barro and the South fl 15. 7.4''.
8 IS, ill w, 11 61 a m.; 1 18, 2 15, 4 02, 5 20, 0.21,
I 7 r. ; n ri- in il ., ... . i io n
ft'l f,vi), iv.ii ji iii t a i i ut in
Sl'NIIW TIUINS.
For Caibondilc yoj, 11 SJ a. m.; 2 23, 4 00,
5 17 10 u p in
For WII,osllarrc 9 3S a. m.; 12 03, 1.58, 3 23,
0.27, 8 27 p. in.
For AIIjiiv, Saratoga. Montreal, Boston, New
England joints, etc , 2 21 p m
Lowest latcs to all points in United States and
CjiuJi
J W BFRDICK. G P. . Mbanv, N. Y.
II W CROsb, I). P. A., Scranton, Pa.
LcIiIkIi Vallay Kitilro.ii.
In Effect Nov. 10th, 1800.
TRVt.NS LEAVE SCIUNTON.
For Phlhdclplila and New oik, via D. tt II.
R 1! , at 0 4 a lu nnd 12 OJ. 2 18, 127 (Black
Diamond l.xpies.s), nnd 11.10 p. in. Sundays, D.
6 II. R II . 1 5. 7 IS p. m.
For White lliven, llazlelon and principal
points In Oil- coil .egions, via D k 11 It. It.,
11 1", 2 lb nnd 127 p in. For Pottsvllhv 0,15,
2 18 j). in. 4,(fV
For Bethlehem J'lston, Reading, Harrlsuurg
nnd principal liilitniedlate stations via I) k II.
R. II , C. 15 l. in , 11 Ul, 2 l!, 1 27 (Black Dia
mond I'miicis), 11 30 Sundays, I). & 11. JI. It ,
I 5-, 7.48 p in.
For Tiinkhuinoek, Towanda, Elmira, Ithaca,
Geneva and juincipal Intermediate stations, vlt
I), L. & W. 11. 11., S08 a. m ; 1.00 and 3 3
p. m.
For Gcnevi, Rochester, Buffalo, NI igara Fall?,
Chicago, und all points west, via D fc II It It ,
12 01, J i.1 (llhek Diamond Exprcs), 7 IS, 10 11,
II .0 p in Sundays, I). & 11. R. R , 12 03 p. in ,
7 4S p in.
Pullman pallor nnd hleoplng or Iy-ldgh Valley
pattoi ears on nil train between WilkesRarre
.md New oik, Phl.adelphla, Buffalo an I sU!l.
ptii'.Icm Bildge
ROI.I.IN II Ull IllIt, Gen. bupt. 20 Cortland
fctlc et, Nevv vcuk
C1I MILLS s Ll ., Gen. Pais. Agt., 28 Cortland
rttrctt. New Yelk.
A W NONNFMU.TIEK, Dlv. Pass. Agt., South
Bethlehem, I'l
1 ,,r tii kits and Pullman reservations apply SOJ
Iaekawuuua avenue, Sunton, Pa.
Central Kailriii of Ntsw ,lcrj
.Stations Ih New York Font of Liberty trcct,
N. II, md somli lVny Whitehall strett.
nlhrulte uuil mid exclusively, insuring
cleaiilitii-s and conifoit
'JIMl. T MILE IN 1 HT.CT NOV. V lbM.
Tialn leius Sciuituu frr New oik, Newark,
1 llralieth I'lillad Iphla, Eiston, Bttl.lehem, Al
leniiiVMi MjiicIi (hunk and White Huven, at S.'JO
u' in ; express, 1.20, exprci.s 4 00 p. in Sundays,
2 li p m.
1 or PIttston and Wilkes-Barre S.30 a. ni , 1 20,
I Ou p in MtncUvs, 2 15 p m
l'nr lliltiniorc und Washington, and point
South Hid Wist vli Bethlehem, 8.30 a. m, 1.20
ji m Sundaes, 2 15 p. lit.
For I mi, Hiancli Ocean Grove, etc., at 8. DO
a in. and 1 20 i in
Foi Heading. Lebinon nnd Harrisburg, via Al
lentown, tM a m, 1.20 p. in. Sundays, 2.13
p m
1 oi pottsvllk 8 JO a m , 1 20 p. in.
T Inouali tukits to nil polnt.e cast, south and
west at lowest rates at Hie station.
.1 II OHIHU'SE.N, Gen. Supt.
II 1 BM.DWIX, Gen. Pass. Agt.
SCItA.VI'O. DIVISION.
In I'ffcct Pet. 25111, lhilD.
mm
Ncirlli Hound. Woiitli Mound,
2US i'.'Ol tOlpflO
It w
K K 5 a1
xu v u Arrive Leave' a. u
7N V Franklin St .... 740 ....
7 10 West Aiaa street .... 755 , ..
700 Weenawken .... 810 ....
i u p M'Anlve Leave i ur mtm
10 15 1 15 cadosla u ta, st)
10 40 100 IlUDCCCU a 111 4 SI
10 31 .... 12 JB Starlight 2 93,4 45
10 .'l U 4C J'reBton Park 2 31 4 59
1315 W40 Uiuivood C41J6 01
10 oj 12 21 Toy nulla esc 6 14
050 1214 Orson ..... 258 6V3
0 40 12 03 rieasant 31 1, 8 0S i?a
9it 1151' Unlondala ..... , 8 oo, 6J4
0 2J 1140 Foi est City ..... 310) 5 41
Ul U34 Carbondale U... 8 31 em
0 07 (1180 White Bridge raS8it64
90) 1112) Jlaylleld re-48 6 0t
8 58 ll v'l Jerinyn 345' o
8 53 Ills Archibald 861 DO.)
8 50 1115 W intern 354 111
H4( till I'eckvllla 359 4 19
8 42 1107 Olypliant i 04J tt SI
8 10 ill 05 lTlctuurtT st 07 a SJ
SXs ,1101 Tliroop , 410,17
8 35 1100 Providence 4 14 c u,
8 3.' 11057 l'urk Pluco (t 17 0 01
8 so 10 55 scranton 4 afc 1 to
x vi la n Ltavo ArrlTe p up u
t Sunday only
t. Bitumen that trains stop on signal tor pas
sengers. 1 1 ulna 205 and 204 Sunday only, otber tratua
dally except Sunday.
tecum rates Ma Ontario Western beforo
purchasing tickets and sare money.
1 Drouiili Wagner outlet sleeper and tree re
llliilug clialr cur New orlcto Ctilctgo niiiiaut
cliaugo. l'aneiiiijer Hates lloUuceit to
Two Cent lcr ,11 He.
J O, Andcrsoa, Gen. pass Ant.
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