THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1900.
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Fase
Yesterday's Atlantic loaguo Barnes
tnako no change In tho standing of the
teams, with the exception of Increas
Inc Bcranton's lead on Radlnit and
"vVllkes-Barre. Hurnham's men now
lend the boys from Dorks county by
sixty-eight points nnd nro over onu
hundred ahead of Corner's men.
In the National league the llvo lead
ers remain the same, but Pittsburg by
downing New York climbs hlchor In
percentage and now Is only soon
points behind St. Louis and Brooklyn,
who nro tied for second place. Uoston
kpeps up the winning streak recently
struck and In a hotly contested game
with Cincinnati won out after oloven
Innings of play, and by so doing passes
from last to sixth place, Now York
dropping to the end. Tho averages
follow:
Atlantic League
Won. Lent, P.C.
Gcranton 17 T .703
Reading 1A 0 ,M0
WllliciIUrtt .17 11 .007
Athletics 10 11 .473
Newark 8 11 .421
Allentown 0 IS .37!
Jerey City 7 15 .Vr9
Elmira 8 17 .920
National Leagues
Won. Lost, r o.
Philadelphia 22 10 .69.9
Ft Louis is 14 cm
Brooklyn 19 14 Ml
Pittsburg 20 18 6iC
Chicago 17 17 .MO
Boston 11 19 .370
Cincinnati 12 SO .5
New York i 11 0 -S3
Whero Thoy Play Today.
Wllkn Uarre at Foranton.
TWO HOME RUNS DID IT.
Scranton Dofeated "Wilkei-Barro by
& Score of O to 4 Features of
Contest.
(Special to the Scranton Tribuno.
Wilkes-Barre, May 31. Thcro is sor
row of the dull, sodden kind hero to
night, for Clymer and his pets wero
worsted In today's fray by the sturdy
lads that one, Burnham, brought down
from Scranton.
It has become a tradition In base ball
here that any and all offenses of any
and all ball players will be condoned if
!n return the aforementioned erring
Ones will only nerve themselves up to
the task of throwing Scranton down
good and hard on the diamond.
It's a trick, tho performance of which
falls with some regularity, but each
time Wllkcts-Barre consoles herself
with the thought that it was the rob
ber umpire or so'me exasperating piece
Of luck with which the evil one Is sup
posed to occasionally favor his own.
It waa a piece of luck today, so the
papers of the morrow will tell you, and
fio Wilkes-Barre believes tonight.
It was in the eighth Inning that
Schemer, otherwise "Old Boy," came to
the bat. The score was three to four
In favor of "Wilkes-Barre and two men
had been snuffed out.
Nothing dismayed or daunted, Scheff
ler picked a ball he thought would suit
him, landed on It with all the force he
could muster and sent It sailing out
Into left field, where Nlcol, crstwhllo
pitcher, waa on duty.
BUN CAMD OUT.
It had been cloudy all the afternoon,
but Just about the time Schemer's wil
low and the ball came In contact tho
clouds wero Jarred apart and out peered
the sun. Nicol saw the ball and he
also saw the sun, and In trying to
make out which was which, the ball
dropped some twenty feet beyond him,
and by the time It was returned to the
diamond Schelllor was calmly resting
on the players' bench, after making the
circuit of the bases,
Knox saw that the sun was still
doing Its stunt when ho followed
"Sherr" to the plate, and Pitcher Owen
sending In Just the kind of a ball that
Knox dotes on, ho sent It skimming out
to Nlcol, who did a sun dance, slipped
and fell, and well, anyway, Knox
scored, and "Pop" Merrill, the dean of
tho local base ball fraternity, mado
some savage remarks abou the sun.
"Robbed him of two chances," Tie mut
tered between his clenched teeth.
"Nlcol could eat them up! Was there
ever such cursed luck?" All of which
proves that Mr Merrill has a high
opinion of Mr. Nlcol's powers ns a
sprinter and eater and a rather pov
ert.v -stricken regard for tho tact the
sun displayed In coming forward so
onsplcuousl at such a crucial mo
ment. Mclntvm and Doherty went to first
on balls, Pirate O'Urlen flew out to
Clymer. and ihtn the sun went back
behind Its bank of clouds agiln, and
the band In the- Midway Carnival next
door plajM on.
The sun Isn't all that might be de
sired In the way of something to
knock, but, If one must knock, why not
the sun occasionally.
THE ItUN-OETTINO.
Scranton started the run getting In
the first on a hit b Knoll, b-xso on
balls to Shortstop O'Brien, wild pitch
by Owen and a hit by Knox. This
save us mo juns. In the fourth wo
made another on Knox's triple and Do
herty's single, and then came the
elchth.
Knoll knocXcd one down toward llrst,
which was fielded by Stratton to Pitch
er Owen and Shortstop O'Brien went
out from pitcher to llrst. When Shuf
fler came to the bat there was a dis
pute nbout the ball, Umpire Russell
refusing to accept the ball that Wilkes
Barre wanted to put In play, saying
It was not sound. Clymer protested
most nrccly, hut finally had to allow
One of the balls with which tho game
was stsrtd to go In play. It was
clean and bright and made a fine target.
When his home run was followed by
one by Knox the, Wllkes-Hano play
ers became badly rattled. Then Mc
lntyre and Doherty walked and after
getting on the hates tried a double
teal. Catcher Barber threw to Cly
mer, but It war not accurate and Cly
mer missed It He returned the ball
to catch Mclntyre at the plate, but his
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aim was bad, the ball went wide and
Mclntyre scored nnd so could Doherty
if ho waa willing to take what seemed
to be a long chanco.
When Iiarber went behind the plato
after this mlxup he wan so excited he
forgot to put on his mask and Clymcr
had to call his attention to that fact.
Scranton did not score In the ninth,
THE PITCHERS.
Owen, who was In tho box for
Wilkes-Barre, pitched good ball except
In tho first and eighth lnnlniis. He
was found for eight hits, with a total
of sixteen babes. Mllllgan did tho
twirling for Scranton nnd kept his hits
scattered. He was found nine times
for a total of eleven bases.
In the llrst Inning Nlcol opened for
tho Karons with a slncle and Ketr-hem
followed with a like hit. Stratton How
out to Shortstop O'Urlen anU Clymcr
singled, bringing Nlcol homo. Hums
made a force hit and Clvmer was put
out at second.
In the second, Maglo, who was sub
stituted for Coltlilower In right Held,
opened up with a stnglo and Harbor
hit to short center. Knox wont after
it on tho run, only to havo it bound
out of his hands when he reached It.
Owen made a force hit, Maglo going
out at third, and then Nlcol lined it out
for three bases, Iiarber and Owen scor
ing. Ketchem flew out to Knoll and
Nlcol cored. Stratton went, out from
Doherty to Mclntyre. During the To
rn lining seven innings Wllkes-llarre
neer got a man across tho plate. Tho
tcore:
ECIIANTON.
n. n. o. a. n
Knoll, If 13 2 0 1
J O'llrlcn, ss 10 10 0
Shcfller, tt 118 0 0
Knoi, ct , 3 8 10 0
Mclntyre, lb , 10 0 0 0
Doherty, 3b 0 13 2 0
P. O'llrlcn, 2b 0 0 A 8 0
Ulllcrlck, e 0 0 1 0
Mllllgan, p 0 1 0 1 0
Totals 0 8 87 8 1
WILKES BARRK.
H. IL O. A. E.
Ntcol, ct ., 2 2 10 0
Kctchcm, It ,. 0 S 8 0 0
Stratton, lb 0 0 11 1 0
Clymer, ss 0 13 11
Hums, 2b , 0 18 0 0
Nyce, 3b 00120
Magie, rt 0 1 S 0 0
narbcr, c 112 10
Owen, p 1110 0
Totals 1 6 27 13 1
Scranton 2 001000806
Wilkes Harro 1300000004
Two base hit McoL Three base hits Mral,
Knor. Home rum Shefflfr, Knox. Double
pla-P O'Urlen to Mclntyre, First base
on errors W ilkes Darrc, 1. Bases on balls
0(1 Milligan, 2, off Owen, 2. struck out
By Mllllgan, 1, by Owen, 1 Sacrifice hits
Ivnoll, Mcol, Stratton. Left on bases W likes
Barre, 7; Scranton, 1 Passed ball Iiarber.
Wild pltchcs-Owen, 2. lilt by pitcher J.
O'llrlcn, 2; Clymcr. Time 2.03. Umpire ltus
ell.
Heavy Hitting at Elmira,
Allentown, May 81 nay saved the game for
Elmira today when In tho last Inning with two
men on bases and one out he mado a great catch
of Joe Denchanty'a long fly, running with the
ball some dltanct. It was a heavy bitting game
with Allentown excelling, but tlmlra'a hits
were Iwttcr bunched. Seorel
ALLENTOWN.
R. IL 0 A. E.
Jim Dclehanty, !b 3 4 1 3 2
Htnry, cl 13 2 0 0
West, 2b 1 J 8 1 0
Toe IKIehanty, 11 2 2 J 0 0
News, lb 0 2 10 0 1
Smoot, cf 1110 0
McManus, e , 1 3 (i l j
Huhn, Ri 0 14 3 1
Ho) lis p 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 0 10 27 Ifl 8
LLMIRA.
II II. 0 A n
Day, II 2 2 3 10
Dian, 2b 2 2 8 8 1
Haggcrt), 3b 0 2 110
('rant, is 1114 0
Hrnonbich c 0 2 3 0 0
Ilotlonu", lb 2 0 0 11
Accorelnl, rt 2 13 0 0
Johnson, ct 1 2 1 1 1
Gallagher, p 2 3 110
Totals 12 13 27 12 8
Allentown 1 111140000
Elmira 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-12
I'arned runs Allcntnvn, 3, Hmira, 2. Two
base hits Kuhn, McManus, 2, llmry, Dran,
Orant, accorslnl Thnebase hits ItoMcnbaeh,
Joe Pelehanty Sacrifice hit Ibnr Stol-n
basrs csysinl, Itaj, 2; Dean. Ldt on bavs
Allentown, 13; l.lmlra, 11. Struck out John
son, ?, Ilaggcrty. First base on errors Alkn-
town, 2: Hmlra, i Hrt on balls OiT Itoj-lo,
3, off Gallagher, 4 lilt by pitcher llottiiun.
Passed ball Honicr bach, 2. Umpire Dt.ar.
Time 2 10
Stranded Ball Playoro Aid in Defeat
ing Beading.
Heading, liar Sl-Tha locals wero defiatcO In
the lait of their series with the AthUtic club
by a score of S to 2. Tho locals wen. outclassed
in all rcpicts and Voorhcts was hit hard when
runs were notded The AthUtics tuajel a
patched up team on the fid I, Ilerrjrhlll. Shan
non, Dyers, of the stranded Jcrey City club,
which is still In town.plsj ni; with them In
place of Conn, Hclds, r'uniLf and Duggleby,
who quit the athletics toils, owaif to thilr not
being raid. Scores
HEADING
It. II. O. A- II
I.anrence, cf 0 0 10 0
Young, 31 110 10
llcaumont, lb 0 2 11 0 0
rcrtsch, If 0 0 0 0 0
1'ox, c 0 2 8 2 0
Moran, rf 0 13 0 0
Cros, ss 0 0 12 0
Conroj, 2h 0 0 2 , 1
Vcorhcc, p 0 10 10
Ccogan, n 11111
Totals 3 8 27 10 2
ATHLETICS.
a n o. a. r,
Shannon, ct 2 1 S 1 1
I'uitace, 8b 13 0 7 1
Enoch, rf 12 10 1
nerrt-hlll, lb. 0 3 10 0 0
Krn.nl), 2b 118 10
Ilrrs, e 0 3 4 10
Milntel, II 0 0 2 0 0
Kvans, is 0 0 2 10
Whltlnr, p 0 10 10
Totals. t 13 27 17 3
Itradtnt 0 10 0 0 10 0 0-2
Athletics 3 0 0 0 10 10 03
Earned runiAthletici, 1. Two base hit
Iltaumoiit, Threr baie hit Shinncn Home run
Kennedy Sacrifice htt Vustace, llerryhlll
left nr. bairs-lleadlnr, 7; Athletics. 9. Struck
out t)y Voarhen, j br Whiting, 1. Double
plays JConroy and Iltaumont; Riutace, Ken
nedy and lierrjhllls Kennedy and IWryMll
First base a balls Oft Voorheei. 21 n(T Whit
TheyliaYa Hood rtie test ef yean.
sou njsa curca inouisoaj oi
aiei of Nervous Dlienes. sucb
s Deblliir.UUilusn, Sleepless.
tii and Vsrlcoccls, Atrophy, &c
'Xhcy dear the brain, itrtntthtn
the clrculitlon, mako dlccttloa
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyxmlnn avenue and
lnc, 3. lilt by pitcher Evans, eung. Urnplr
ryto. Time 160.
NATIONAL LEAQUB.
At Philadelphia- R. H. E.
Chicago OOOOOeOOft 0 4 1
Philadelphia 00000008 J 7 0
lUttcrks Tijlor and Donohce) Orth and
Douglass. Uirplrr O'Day.
At Boston eleven Innings It. M K.
Boston 1000000000 12 S 2
Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8
Batteric Rahn and Kahooj Ilttlncer and
Clarke. Umpire Fmsll.
At New York- " n 11. K.
Pittsburg 0 00 1 1 1 1 1 0-0 8 4
New lork 0 110 0 110 0412 4
Hatltrica Tannchlll and Zlmmer; Doluny,
Grady and Bowcrnian. Umpire Swarlwood,
Eastern League.
Fymcaiso, Oj Toronto, 8
Springfield, 12 Hartford, S.
Montreal, 6, Rochester, 8
Worcester, 4 1 Providence, 0.
Amorlcan League.
Kansas City, 4; Chicago, 0
College Qamcu.
At Mlddlctown, Conn Weslcyan, 111; Cor
nell, 4.
BASE BALL TO-DAY.
Scranton nnd Willcos-Barro Will Play
at Athlotio Bark.
Manager Burnham and his Scranton
braves will this afternoon again meet
Clymcr nnd his Barons and struggle
for supremacy at Athletic park. The
game will be called promptly at 3 45
o'clock, with Kennedy and Toft ns tho
home battery and Schmidt and Mcssltt
In tho points for Wilkes-Barre, the
B.ime combination that wera In the
morning gamo at WIlkei-Barro Memo
rial day.
No gamo was neheduled for today,
but this gamo has been taken from
those scheduled for later In tho season,
In order, as Burnham siyi, "to een
up thlngi" and make tho number of
gatnesj played so far in the season at
Scranton and Wllke-Barro In the se
ries between the two teams tho same
HOT FROM THE BAT.
Wilkes Bam- is negotiating for a near right
fielder.
ilkes Ilarni today. Gams called at 43
o'clock sharp.
Knox carried off the batting honors yt-ster-day.
He had a single, triple and home run.
Iiarber, tho likes Uarre tackstop, had a tad
case of rattles in the eighth inning yesterday.
It was Hit second game ha has caught thus far
for the club.
l'lmlra tried a pitcher named Gallagner yes
terday against Allentown. It Is probably the
same man whom Managwr Ilumham let go from
the local team Allintown touched him u( for
nineteen hits but lost the game nevertheless,
noston Is playing line ball the days and has
at last succeeded in getting out of last place
The Ileancaters now go ui against the strong
St. Iouls team for four tames, and will hare
to play In magnificent form to add any to thsir
percentage.
anothir disaatir occurred In the Atlantic
league yisterdaj when Jim Fields, Fleming,
Conn and Dugglcly left the Athletics on ac
count of unpaid salaries The three Jersey City
men who took their places on the Athletics put
up splendid games, however. It has now been
practically decided to drop Newark and Jersey
City and continue the league for a time at least
with a six club cltcuit. I ater on two more
clubs will pro! ably be almittetl Into the leaguo.
Clymer, thn Ilkes Harm captain managi r,
has been ordered by Mannlrg, of Kansas City, to
report to lluffalo Clymcr was re-vried by Kan
fas Clt), but when tho season op.ned ho prefer
rid to play In VWlkes Darrc and annlng did not
Insist upon him going there having been no
pressing need for his services Buffalo is In need
of men and Manning has transferred Clymer tr
Manager Dan Shannon, of tha'l city. Clym-r
bays he will not go to lluffalo He cannot le
compelled to go tlere, but Manning can insist
upon bis ploying at Krrsas City or nowhere'.
The less ef Clyrrir would 1 a sorious blow to
llke-s Uarre at this time.
AMATEUB NOTES.
The Tnjlor Mlacs challepga tho I.nreme
Sin it Ktars to a game on the Tavlor grounds
fir Mtunh) nftcrncon, Jine 2 Answer through
tomi rrow's Tribune Samuel Wilson, manager
The In lependents, of Green Wdge, challenge
the Taj lor Heds to a game of ball on the laco
factory grounds any dav next week Answer
through The Trll une, is llllam II Whatley, man
ager. The base ball team of the Scranton Brewing
company basing been challenged by a similar
team from Casey A, Kelly's establishment, refuse
to plsj and now It is openl) said amone base
ball fans of Snith Scranton that they wore
afraid of being defeated No doubt they refute
the statement cast upon their ability as players,
and a battle royal among tho heavy weights may
be expected.
PECKVILLB.
The Carnival of Nntlon being held
at the Morgan store building, under the
ausplcei of tho Methodist rjplscopil
church, Is meeting with merited sue
cess, largo crowds having been In at
tendanco both evenings. Tho entertain
ments given are of a high standard.
Tho booths repiesentlng tho United
States, England, Italy, Switzerland,
Germany, China, Prance and Japan
nro beautifully decorated with the na
tional colors and draperies. Kneli booth
is gotten up in an elaborate) manner
and the interior filled with works of
art and choice bric-a-brac It is worth
one's while to attend and visit each
booth In its turn. Soo Hoo Doo and
family In tho China booth attract gen
oral nttontlon. Soo IIoo Doo his a
largo rjuantlty of China ware and nov
elties which aro offered for sale. Man
ager Dwlght It. Lathrop has earnestlj
labored for the success of the carnival,
and uith tho nsMstance of his able
corps of co-workers the affair has
proven more than a success. The car
nival will cog0 this evening, and those
who hae not had tho pleasure of at
tending should not miss this evening.
The following programme will be given.
Instrumental music, Miss Margaret
Maule; vocal solo, guitar accompani
ment, I. Val Hollenbeck; recitation.
Mlhs Eleanor Jones, duet, Prof. W. "W.
Watklns nnd Miss Anna C Sands, tab
leaux, under direction of Miss Stearnst
mandolin and guitar duet, members of
Magnolia club. Oarbondnle; piano duet.
Miss Margaret Maule nnd Miss Graco
Evans; recitation. Miss Eleanor Jonosj
piano solo, I Val Hohenbeck
Dr Alice J. I.llllbrldge loft Thura
day morning for Staton Island, where
she t.111 begin professional work in tho
Children's hospital. ,
Hev J It. Ellis, of Oswego, N. Y., Is
visiting friends In this place.
MUs Nellie Peck rntertalned as har
guests Misses Sheldon and Dixon, of
Green Bldgo, on Wednesday last.
How to 'Cure a Sprain,
Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. Tho
doctor I called on said at first it was
ft slight strain and would soon be
well, but It grow worse and the doc
tor then said I had rheumatism. It
continued to grow worse and I could
hardly get around to work. I went
to a drug storo and the druggist re
commended me to try Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. I tried It and ono-half of
a SO-cent bottle cured nie entirely. I
now recon;mend It to all my friends.
P. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale
by all druggists. Matthews Bros.,
wholesale and retail agents.
CARBONDALE.
DEATH OF MRS. BELL.
Mrs. Michael Bell, of Spring and
Brook streets, dltd Memorial Day. Sho
was born In Queens county, Ireland,
and cama to this city to-sllvo forty
years ago. She was one of tho best
known and most esteemed women In
tha city. Her real pleasure In life waa
tho making of others happy by her
many kind deeds. She has boon ailing
for several months with Internal
trouble and on week ago became un
conscious, In which state nho lay un
til death camo. Sho was n. member
of tho Women's Relief corps and was
a devout member of St. Hoso church.
Ten children survive hor. Thoy are:
John. William, Andrew, Wallace Bell
and Mrs. W. Ilcddon, Mrs. ltoesler,
Misses Tlora nnd AUco and Mrs. Mary
Boll. Pour sisters and two brothers
also aurvlvo her.
INCREASING WATER PLANT
The Consolidated Water company is
Increasing Its wnter facilities by en
larplng tho capacity of Crystal lake.
Work Is being pushed on tho new
bulkhoad nnd the masonry Is of the
most substantial sort. It will require
about a month to complete It and then
tho water, which Is now at Its lowest
point, will be allowed to rlso and tho
lake will bo more beautiful than ever.
WEDDED AT ALBANY.
Arthur Johnson, Bon of Henry John
son, of Maple avenue, and iMIss Elsie
Parker, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Par
ker, of Peck avenue, wero married at
Albany, N. Y., Tuesday morning, and
the news has Just leaked out, Tho
happy young couple are now enjoying
a wedding tour, embracing Troy and
Saratoga, Many friends are anxiously
nnaltlng the opportunity to oxtond
best wishes.
LOOAL AND PERSONAL,
Mrs. C. G. Avery, of Phlllpsburg, la
visiting her parentF, Mr. nnd Mrs .1.
W. Jones, of South Church street, Her
three children are with her.
Miss Hallstead, of Susquehanna, Is
visiting Miss Itena Daley.
13, C. Ely, Dr. Baker and G. B. Sam
son, with their wives, cpent Memorial
Day at Elk Lake
J aroma Wctherby continues to Im
prove. Mr. and Mr, T. B. Vannan are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Taylor, of
Salem. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Belgeluth have
rented the Seeloy cottage at Crystal
lakii.
Misses Josephine and Tranees and
Mnster Willi im Maxwell left last night
for Joplln, Mo , to Join their parents.
C B. Smith Is Improving his Fark
street property by having a llag-stono
sidewalk laid.
Tho Carbnndale High school base
ball club defeated tho Honecdale High
school aggregation by a score of threo
to on.
Porrcht V. Brlgga Is the new pre
scription clerk of J. P. A. Tlngleys
drug store.
F. M. Spencer, of Scranton, called!
on friends in this city last evening.
"Darby," the pet skve-terrler of J.
Bussell Jones, waa poisoned the other
night by some malicious person and
many friends aro mourning his loss,
TAYLOR NEWS.
Circus Day To-morrow Coming:
Marriage Poronal Nowa.
J. W. Goodrich Circus company will
hold forth their circus tomorrow after
noon and evening on the vacant
grounds near the school house, North
Talor. The company comes ill rec
ommended and will undoubtedly give
a good account of It&elf. There will
be ft grand street parade In the after
noon. Don t mips the performance.
Announcement has Just been made
of the coming marriage o( Miss Snllle
William'", an estimable young lady of
this town, to John E. Davis, of Wilkes
Barre. Tho exerclsea attending Memorial
Day here were largely attended. The
Grand Army of the Republic posts
visited tho Torcst Homo and Presby
terian cemeteries and decorated tho
graves of their dead brethren. The
boyn of the Spanish-American war
were not forgotten. Hundreds visited
the cemeteries throughout the day.
Taylor camp, No. 402, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, will meet In session
this evening.
Mrs. John Gordon, of Lincoln
Heights, was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. William Reese, of Union street,
c sterday.
Rev John R. Jones, an nble dlvlna
of Pontypridd, South Wales, occupied
the pulpit in tho Welsh Baptist church
laat evening, In tho Welsh Baptist
church last evening In tho preseneo
of ft largo audlcnco. Mr. Jones' re
marks were forcible and eloquent and
were listened to with much interest.
Joseph Jermyn, of Scranton, called
on frlenda in this borough yesterday.
Mrs. John Connolly left yesterday
for Cunncock, N. C , to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs William Howells, of
Taylor street, visited relatives In West
Scrnnton on Wednesday.
MlRses Margaret Jenkins and Sarah
Jones, of EdvvardsUIe, wero gueste at
the home of Mrs. E. J. Evanr, of North
Taylor, on Memorial Day.
Mrs. David S. Price and son, Bert,
of Clark Summit, are visiting relatives
hero.
Mrs. Wesley Tatslngor, of Taylor
street, visited relatives In Pcckville en
Decoration Day.
OLTPHANT.
Word vtbs received at this nlaco
yesterday of thn death of Edward J.
Hughes, which occurred at New York
on Tuesday, after an Ulnes-s of about
two weeks. Deceased was aM years
old and was a resident of this town,
where he was well known nnd respect
ed. He left here 22 years ago for
New York, where he Iibb since re
sided. Tour sisters and ona brother
survive him, namely, Mts William
O'Ha-a and Miss Mary J. Hughes, of
Dunmoro street; iMrs. A, C. Mahoncy,
of Waverly, and William Huphes, of
New York. The rcmalnc were brought
t6 this place last evening and convey
ed to the home of his sister, Mrs. Wil
liam P.- O'Hara. The funeral an
nouncement will he made later.
A reception of the Iller-sed Virgin
nodaltty will he held in St. Patrick's
church next Sunday evenln?. Hev. M.
11 I-ynott, of Jermyn, will preach.
Miss Kathryn Ptone, of Bell street,
Is much Imprnvcd after a serious Ill
ness. Mrs. Mary Jones and gmndBon,
Hovvpll Davis, of Susquehanna street,
aro visiting relatives at Hltimore,
Md.
Fdltor P. A. Phllhln, of Archbald,
was a caller in town yesterday.
The People's
A POPULAR CLEAUINR HOUSE fop tha Honsat of All Wlio
Hnvo Houses to Kent, Real 1-stnte or Other Property to
Sell or LxclmiiRc, or Who Wnnt Situations or Help Th9o
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a WorJ, Six Insertions for
rive Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Aro In.
pcrtcd Free.
FOR RENT.
FOirnKrTTl.ATrBIX K0OM3, AM.
modern Improvements, Immediate possession,
$15. 411 Franklin avenue! Kamter Bro.
FOIl IthNT A riJRNlSUKI) COTTAC1E AT
Crystal Lake at reasmable tental (or sea
son Apply to John Cluiie, IU Dundin street,
Carhondale, l'a.
BLACKSMITH MIOP. CrHAIi Dl'Sl.Nlvi3
location. Uarkctt.
lOll IlKST HAW IlOUniK HOUSF. 1C01 I'INB
street. All Improvement, $17. Thomas
Itussell, CM Harrison avenue.
ORSjALS
ion RAi.n-i,Aiirs' wiut.!. im oood cov-
dition; cost ISO; will sell tor 115. ill
Adams aicnue.
TOMATO PLANTS! Ill ST VAU1KTH9, 1'ltlCF.
low. Andren I.elnhton, Glenburn.
ii-' - '
lYAVIFD-AV KXFnniTnC MsN to mwagk
an oirce !n Scranton, salary. J12JO0 per
month and eatra profit., must como well rec
ommended and have f500 00 rash Vddress Man
ager, 1 O Hoi 1151. Philadelphia, l'a.
WANTED COOIJ, HUSTLING MK FOP. PART,
ner in rent's rurnishlng and Vat bus!nes:
?1,000 cah will pav you $l.Bno a year, best
stand. Rood references Address 0. George,
Bcrsnton, Pa., General llellvcry.
WANTFD A Glut. FOIt GFVKRAt. HOUSr...
work. Mrs S C. Mears, IBS South Main ave.
PREE TREATMENT.
TO DKMOySTT.ATK THR PaTnLFSS IlFMelVAL
of superfluous hair by electric nedlej ev
cluslae method, yetrs of experience; diplomas
Consultation free. Helen Iluchanan, Dermatolo
gist, 312 Washington avenue
DT A YOUNG 'm A V, POSITION AS BOLICTTOU
or collector, or traveling talesman. Ad
drera "II," St. Cloud hotel.
STENOORAI'HEll-A YOUNG MM DF,SlIir.S
Itood position Is experienced and can pro
duce New sork city reference.
iOUNO MAN CM). OFFICE, COLLI CTINO OR
other employment; thoroughly acquainted
with city and county. II. J. G , BIS Prospect
avenue.
SITUATIOV WANTtD-TO DO WASHING AND
Ironing at horn. Call or addrcs h. D. 331,
North Sumner aenue
WANTED WORK TO CIXvN OFFICrS, ROOMS,
etc. Mrs. Johns. J!0 Washington avenue
JERMYN AND MAYFIBLD.
Commoncoment Exarcises Noxt Wod
neiday Evening-Personal Nowa.
The commencement exercises of tho
public schools will be held In Enter
prise hall neT.t Wednesday evening. A
class of twelve will graduate and the
following excellent programme has
been prepared for the occasion: Or
chestra, selection; salutatory, "Tho
Lily Versus tho Night Shade," Miss
Cella Mullally; essay, "Lost In tho
Darkness," Miss Delia Merrltt; orches
tra, selection; essay, "What Might
Have Been Was," Elmer Povvler; class
prophecy, "The End Is Not Yet;" Mary
Loughney; vocal solo, Miss Maggie
Maxwell; essay, "Looking for Men,"
Miss Susie Cure; Mantle oration,
"Black the Heels of Your Boots," Miss
Hannah Murphy; responso, "One
Learns by Falling," Miss Cleo Carter,
class of 1001. Part II. Orchestra, se
lection; essay, "Dreams and Signs.,"
Miss Susie Williams, Cfesay, "Wtnt to
Sea In a Selve," Miss Alice Henwood;
duet, selected, Mlbses Black and Phil
lips, clasi, history, "The Twelve," Miss
Bridget Marsh; essay, "My Garden
and What Was In It," Miss Mamie
Itoberts, vocal solo, "May Morning,"
Miss Myra Hills; essay, "Harnessed
Power," Arthur Winter; orchestra, se
lection; valedictory, "Fixed Stars,"
Miss Millie Osborne; presentation of
diplomas by Thomas Hunter, "Good
Night, Good Night, Beloved," Plnsutl,
Double quartette; orchestra, selection.
Tho remains of the late John McNul
ty, who died of Injuries at Youngs
town, O, wero brought here to his
home on the 7.09 train last evening.
They wero accompanied by Tom Mor
gan, a young xia field man, ni1io was
working with McNulty. The young
man died of Injuries received at hla
work in tho Iron works. A heavy
piece of Iron was being raised from a
pit by a crano and when It had been
raised to the required height a chain
broke and the heavy piece fell upon
the young man and he died shortly
afterwards. The funeral will be held
this afternoon. Services will he held
In Sacred Heart church at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be mado In St. Iloso
cemetery, Carbondalo.
An Archbald man who had Imbibed
rnoro than was good for him became
disorderly on South Main street last
evening and made such a nuisance of
himself thnt he had to be arrested. He
reMsted fiercely and Chief McGlnley
had to rap his knuckles n. couple of
times before he would be persuaded
to accompany the ofllcer. He was
locked up and will be given a hearing
this morning.
Mr. Sam Waters, of Fourth street,
will leave next Tuesday evening ami
will sail on Wednesday on the Majes
tic for a v Islt to England and Wales
It Is eighteen years since he left his
native land and he Is conrcquently
looking forward to his approaching
visit with considerable pleasure. His
many friends wish him bon voyage and
a safe return.
Mr. and Mrs John Itawllng and chil
dren, of Scranton, and Miss Violet
Howarth, of Plttston, were the guests
of Mrs. John Howarth, of Cemetery
street, yesterday.
Mrs. Edward StevcTis, of Main street,
has been critically ill for the past two
days. She was resting a llttlo castor
last evening.
CLABK'S GREEN.
Mr. F. r. Spraguo and wife and son
spent Sunday with Mr. Edward Lut
sey's family.
Miss Cunningham, of Scranton, Is
spending a short time at Maplecroft
with the family of Walter S. Matthews
Mrs. Mllo Finn and ion Walter, and
two daughters wero visitors here on
Wednesday.
Miss Cora Decker, of Scranton, Is
the guest of tho Misses Blnehnm.
Mrs. W. N. Manchester and Miss
Gertrude Northup, of Factoryvlllc,
visited frlenda here on Tuesday last.
Miss M. E. Bevan spent Wednesday
with friends In Factoryvllle.
Mrs. N. S. Davis ler spending the
week at Stroudsburg on business.
Mr. James Pantecost spent Decora
tion day with is father, Mr. Thomas
I'entecost,
Exchange.
PROPOSALS.
OrFlCE OF THE I10lil OF COMMISSION! US
OF ITIIIIC (IROl'.NDJ AND HUILDI.NI.3.
COMMISSIONI IIS.
WILLIAM A STO.Nfc,
Governor. .
I O, McCAULI.Y, ,
Auditor General.
JAUI.3 F. IIAIIM.ir,
fcUto Treasurer,
T. R nYRB,
buperlitcndcnt.
morosvLs for iurnisiunt. stationery,
1UIL AN'l) OT1I1 R SLIM'IH S
In compliance with the Constitution nnd hws
of the Commonwealth of I'enn.eliaula, we hcrily
Invito sealed propoals, at pices below ituxl
mum Ilxed in schedules, to furnish station. rj,
fuel end other ni piles for the several depart
ments of the Stale Uotcrnincnt and fir making
repairs In the seeral departments and for tho
distribution of the public elecuments, br the
year ending the Bret 'lucsday ot June, A. I),
1J01.
beparate proposals will be received and sen
arate contracts awarded as announced in said
Schedules 1 ach proposal must be nccompanlel
by a bond, with at least two sureties or ona
surety company, approved 1 a Judcc cf the
Court of Common l'lras of the munty in uhlrh
tho person or persons making such preposal mav
reside, conditioned for tho faithful performamo
or the contract and addressee! anl elillecreil tn
the Hoard t Commissioners of Public Grounds
and IliilldiiiKS liefnie twelve o'clock M , of
Tuesday, tho rth dav of June, A. D , V'00, at
which time tho proposals will be opened and
published In the liiciptlon Room of the 1 xecu
live Department at ilarrisbure, anl contracts
awarded as soon thereafter as pnctlrable.
Rlank bonds anl sehedules eontilnim: nil nee
es.ary Information can bo obtained at this De
partment, t. l nvrtr,
For the Roard of Commissioners of Public
Grounds and Ilulldlnga.
JLEGAL.
IN RR: INCORPORATION OF WASIinURN
Street Cemetery Company In tho Court
of Common 1'lea.s ef laikawauna Count). No.
171, September Term, I'lOO
Notice Is hereby Riven that an application will
be made to said Court or a law Judge thereof
on the elirhtccntli day of June, 1'KM at 9 o'clock
a. m , under tho Act of A'sembh of the Com
monwcalth of Pennsiliania. entitled "n Act
to provide for the Imorporallun and resulatl n
of certain corporations," approved April Sl'th,
A. I) , 1874, and the supplements thereto, bv
Cvvilym Jones, Philip Rin-dand, Ilenamln Jones,
Thomas Warner and Charles 1' Giver, for the
charter of an Intended corporation to be ailed
"The Washburn street Cemetery Company," tho
character and obleet whereof Is to purrhaso leal
estate to lav out sultible avenies. to divide said
real estate into burial lots an 1 to dispose of the
same for the purposes of sepulture, and for the.e
purposes to have, pos-ess and enjoy all the
rights, benefits and prlvileeres of the said Act of
Assembly and Its supplements The proposal
charter is now on flic to number anl term as
above CIIAS E ( VI It Micitor
Noun is in nrnv on in invr Tin: com
mlsslonrrs of Lackawanna County will receive
sealed I Ids for the buildine; of the support in the
mines, cf tho Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument,
to be located on tho (. ourt IIoue Square, enn
ton same to be done acordinv: to the plans anl
froeiflcations on flic In the commissioners' ollUe
All bids to le in on or before June 1st, at 10
o'clock a. m.
JOHN COURIFR MORRIS.
JOHN I'LNVHN.
JOHN J Dl'RKIV,
Attest County Commissioners.
WM O DANirLS, Clerk
STRAYED
STRAYF.D-TO Till! CNPI RSIGNFI) I'RPMISI-S,
larso dark red St Bernard doe Owner
can have same ly paying ft r idvorliscmnnt and
coat of kcerln. f.l OllGR I UIC1,
12.1 JeiTerson Ave , Dunnore.
PROFESSIONAL.
Accountant and Auditor
bDWAHI) C M-aULIUNGroTl'. A , 23 TI, lV
era' Hank imildim;.
Architects.
H)VAR1 II DWIS, ARtllin.CT, CONNLLL
bu.idinic, Scranton
Htl.DHtlCK L DROWN". ARCHiriCT. PIUCU
buildlijf, 125 Washington avenue, Scranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
Rl'llULR T1R1 I) CMIS N1) CMtltlvGI S nFST
of service Prompt attmtion (liven orders, by
'(bone 'Phones 207.' and 6-U J iseph If. lie),
124 Linden
Dentists.
DR. C E KILF.NnFRGl R, PAULI BUILDING,
Spruce street, Scranton
DR. I O IAMAV, SCRVNION' I'RIVATi: HOS
pita, cor, Wyoming and Mulberry. m
DR. C. C. LaUmCH, 115 WYOMING AV1..NLT.
DR II. F RKNOLDS, OPP. P. O
Hotels and Eestaurants.
THR ELK CAIF, 125 VND 127 HtvNKLIN AM.
nue. Rates reasonable
P LIGIIR. Proprietor.
SCRVNTON HOrsr. NFUt 1), L .V W PvS
serigcr depot. Conducted on tho Furopean plan
' MClOlt KOCH, Proprietor.
Lawyers.
RICHARD J noritKF ATTORNFY-vTlvW
600 2 lae'nveanna avenue Generil law busi
ness, collections and loans.
J W DROWNING, AITORNI V AND (0CN1I,.
lor at law. Rooms S12 313 Mears buildimr.
D n rTpiooif. vnonNi -i o vns ni go"
listed n real estate security Mears buildiner,
corner Washington avenue- anl Spruce street
I'llvSK P nOVIl'. MloRNLi AND fOliNHJ.
lor at law llurr buildiiiK, Rooms 13 and 11,
Was'uni,ton avenue.
vVhI.TrdTw VHHI'N A IvNM'P. moilNI S
anl Counsellors at Lave, Republican bulldini-Washln-ton
avenue.
J SSCP c JlSSfP. TTORNLVS VND COIJN
sellers at law Commonwealth bulldlnji rooms
19, 20 and 21
JvMFS W OVKFORD. VTTORVFV T I vw"
Rooms f44, no ana oio iioam oi in iL. jud.
IDVVaRD W TH V TR, ATTORVKY.
ROOMS
VSKi 'JUS Vin uuur, fiMis t'uiiiuiiK.
I, K W TUl s ATTORN I Y- T L V.
monwealth bulldlnc. Sorantcn. l'a
COM-
C R 1'irCHIII ATTORN I Y VTLVW.
monwcalth bulldlnr;. Scranton. Pa.
COM-
PVTTFRSOV V. WILCOY, TRvDRRS' NATION L
Hank bulldlm?
C COMFOYP. 0 11 nrPITR!ICN RI'ILDIVO
a ay nntTiiotr, attornty, vifvrs nrnn
Physicians and Surgeon!.
DR vY n. LLIN, 613 NORTH W SIIN010N
avenue
DR S V L'aVORFM'Y. OrriCR 111 W'SII.
inijtcn avenue Residence, 1118 Mulberrv
Cbronlo diseases luncs, heart, kllnijs anl
trenlto urinary organs a specialty Hours, 1 to
4 p in,
Schools.
SCHOOL OF Tlir I VCICvW VNV scrwton,
Pn Courss preparatory to coHcro, law, midl
cine or business Opens svpt jith stnl fr
catalocaie Rev Tliomas ( Cann 1 1, 1) , prln
clpal anl proprietor! V. E. Plumlej, A M,
headmaster.
Seeds.
G R CLARK A CO . S ri)M W WD VITUS
eryman, store 201 W'a.hinirton avenue-, jrreen
house, IP'0 North Main avenue; itoro tele
phone, 762.
Wire Screens.
JOSFPH KHr-TTIL. RE Ml 511 HCKVWAWV
avenue, Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire
bcreens.
Miscellaneous.
DAHFR'SORCHI.STIU-MUSIO I OR HM.I.T
picnics, parties, receptions, vveHldinits and eon.
cert work furnished lor terms ndlr.ss II I,
Hauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenu, over
Ilulberts' music store.
MMHROEK I1HOS, PHIN'riRS" SUPPLII S.
envelopes, raper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, l'a.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in ECfoct November 10,
1800. ' n 'J.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbiiry,
Harrlsburjr, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
0.38 n. m., wcok days, for Hazleton,
1'ottsville, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg. nnd tho West.
C.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.D8 p. in.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington nnd Pittsburg and
the West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsbuig. '
.1 II. WOOD. Gen. Tass AfrV ,
J II. HUTCHINSON, Gen.
. MgT."
Del., Laekn, and Western.
)
In Ilflect Dee. 17, 1S99. . ,
SOITH leave s(ranton for New York at 3.13,
S t, 5 id and K 00 ami in 05 a rn s 12 55 and ifi
P m I'.ir I'l Ihlelplda at A SO, SOO and 10 05 a.
m , 1?5 and .1 u p m l'or Strouelsbun; at 010
I' m Milk and Vrcoirmodatlon at 3 40 p m.
Arrive at Hoi rken r t, i;, 7 19, P 10 a. m J 11 M,
5 '47, 4 i 7 IP and 0 ,3 p. in. Arrive at Ihllf.
delphla nt lu w a in , 1 VI. a 19, 0 00 and 8Tb
P m Arrive frnm New Vnrk at 12 05. 2.45 and
4 O0 a m , l 00, l s,, f, 11 and 8 45 p. m. From
Strniidsbiinr at 8 05 a m.
NORTH leave Kranton for Uuftalo and Intermediate-
stations at 1210, 2 50, 4 05 and 0 00 u
in . 1 5. ami 5 50 p m. lor Oswego and Sjra
n nt 4 01 a in nnd 1 65 p in for Utlca at
2 50 a m aiie 1.51 p in For Montrose at 0 00
a m,l Oi p m and B 50 p in. For Mcholson
nt 4 00 nnd rt 15 p m Arrive In Scranton from
llulfilo at 2 10, 2 55, C!'i tnd 10 00 a. m.( 3.30
nnd 7 10 p. rn liom OsweRO and Syracuse at
2 55 a in , 12 SS ami 1 10 p. m. From Syracuse
at 7 10 p rn From I'tlca at 215 a. m.l 12 3S
mid .1 30 p m. From Nicholson at 7 30 a. m. and
f i p in From Monti osc at 1 00 a. ml S,2e
and 7 10 p m
IHOOMani IIO DIVISION Leave Scranton tor
rvortliuml crlan.l st fi SO, 10 05 a m.: 1 55 and 6 10
V in I' or llj mouth at 1 03, 1 40 and 8 50 p -n.
lor N'anllcoko at 8 10 n. m, Arrive at Northum
leiland at fi'Sl n m j 1 10. 5 08 and P3p p. m.
Arrlvn jit fvantin ke at 20 n. m Arrive at
I'Minouth nt 2 01, 4 10 and 0 45 p m Arrive at
Srranton from Northumberland at 0 42 a. jn.;
12 'tt, 4!', riMl S5Q p m From Nantlcoke at
11 00 a tn Front Plymouth ,t 7.57 a. m.; 3,25
and 0 05 p. m. ...
St'VDAY TRVlNS. '
SOfTH Leave, Scranton at 2.15, 3 00, 6 30, 10.05
a 0' ' 1 an I 3 40 p m
NOinil I, , !,craiiton at 1210, 2 50, 105 p.
m : 1 55 nnd 5 "Wp m
HI OOvSRCRi; DIVISION-Leave Scranton .at
10 05 a m and C 10 p. m.
Dclnvvnro nnd Hudson.
IV EFFFCT MAY 27. 1000.
Trains for Catbondale leave Scranton at 0 20,
7 n, 8 51, 10 13 a m J 12 W, 1.23, 2 20, 3 52, 3 23,
C25, 7 -7, 0 15, 1115, 116.
lW Hoiiesdalo and lake Lodore 0 20, 10.13 a.
in 2 20 nnd 1 25 p m
For W ilkes llairc 0 45. 7 41. 8 43, 0 33, 10 43 a,
m ; 12 (M. 1 2, 2 IS, 3 33, 4 27, CIO, 7.48, 10.41,
11 .0 p rn. .
lor L V. R II points 0.45 a. m.i 12 03, 2.19,
2 .! and 11 3(1 p m
1 or Pennsylvania It. B. points 0 43, 0 33 a. rn.;
2 IS an I 4 27 p. m.
l-i r Albany an I all points north C.20 a. rrr. and
3 62 p. m
SII.VD Y TRAINS
For Carbon lalo 7 1.0, 0 00, 1133 a. m.J 2.M,
3 52, 5 47, 10 52.
I or Wilkes llarrc 0 33 a. m i 12 03, 1 83, 3 23,
4 42, C 27. 8 27 p m
For Alliai.v and points north 3 52 n m .
ler Hrniailalc and Lake Lcdore 0 00, 1183 a.
m and 3 52 p. m.
Lowest rates to all points In United 6tatea ami
Canada
I W HtTRDlCK. G P. A , Albany, N. Y.
H W CROs, I) p, A , Scranton, Ta.
Lehigh V.,lluv Railroad.
In Effect May 27, 1900.
TRVINS LEVVE SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia and Iscw Vcrrk. via D. AMI.
R R , at 0 43 n in ami 12 0J, 2 19, 4 27 (Black
Diamond 1 apnss), nnd 11.10 p. m. Sundays, D.
i. 1! R 1! , 1 IS, 7.43 p. m.
For White Haven, Hazleton , and sprlnclnal
points in the coal regions, via D & II R It ,
1.45. 2 19 anl 4 27 p. m. For Pottsville, 6.-4S,
2 IS p m.
1 1 r Hi ihlebem, Fa.ton. Reading, Harrlsbunt
nnil principal intermediate stations via D. A II.
R 11, 0 45 a. m ; 12 OJ, 2 1. 4 27 (Black Dla
inond I xpret,.), 1100. Sundays, 1). & II. It. .It,,
I 6, 7 19 p in
l'or Tunkhannoek, Towanda, Elmira, Ithaca,
Gemva ami principal intermediate stations, via
I), I. &. W. 11. ll , BOS a. in.; lOo and 3.33
p m
For Geneva, Rochester, RufTalo, Niagara Falls,
Chleazn, and all points wist, via D A, II. R. B-,
12 01, t.il (lit irk Diamond Expnss), 7.19, 10,-41,
II o m Sundays, I). A. 11. It. It , 12 03 p. rn.,
7 4S ii m
Pullman parlor and slccplmj or Lehleh Valley
parlor ears on ull trains between WilkcsTlarre
anl Viw irk, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus
pin.ii ii Hrldgc
1(0' I IN II WIUHTR, qen. Supt. 20 Cortland
stmt New V ork
CII Mll.l S s III, Cen. Pass. Agt,, 28 Cortland
stuct, New Ycrk
A W NONM MAtHER, Dlv. Pass. Agt,, 8outh
llethliliem, l'a
1 or tickets and Pullman reservations apply 309
Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Central Riillro id of Now Jorsav
StatltJas In New York Fo it of Liberty street,
N B, tod south lerrv, Whitehall street.
Aniliiacito coal used exclusively, Insuring
cliaiilimss nnd loinfort
llVll 1 Mill I" HFrOT MVY !0. :ts-0.
Iriins leivis 'seranton for ew York, cvvark,
I llrjbeth. Philadelphia. Easton, Bethlehem, AN
lciituvvii, Vlauih Chunk and White Haven, at 3 30
a m , e xi less, 1 20, cxprcs, 4 00 p. m. Sundays,
2 15 p ni
rir Putston and WllkisBarre 830 a. m, 1.20,
loop m -mid iv s, 2 15 p in.
1 ir Mountain Pirk. 8 30 a. m , 1.20, 4 00 p. ro.
Sundays. 2 15 m. ,,,....
1 r Biltiiiiiio and Washington, and points
-,iiuh ml Wist all Bethlehem, 8 30 a. m, 120
ii m Sundivs, 2 13 p m
Ir lone! llranrh. Ocean Crovo, etc., at 8 30
a in nnd 1 20 p m.
F' r Reading. 1 cbanon and Harrlsburrr, via .U
lentown, 8 JO a m , 1 20 p. rn. Sunday 2 15
1 'r Pottsville. 8 f0 a m , 1 20 p m.
llunueli tlekits to all points cast, south antl
jiLit-AUlavstStrit" ' 'ho station.
"Til 0I1IIIM'-F.N, Gen Supt.
II P. 11MDWIN, Gen Pass Agt.
New York O ltnrloaml Western R. R.
T1MD TVTVf V IN l.tfl CT MOND VY.MAY 21.1000.
Iralns letve Vranfon for Carhondale and Ca.
ilosia at 10 55 a in. connectlnc with through
li dns north and "h t 4 15 p m , making
c nn-i'tMns'lirifri-QiM Brldt,-c, Detroit, Chi
ca.'oinlnll porut,fit,W
'lrains Uavo ( adusta fir Carhondale and Scran
ton nt 0 10 a in , nnd 2 05 p in , leaving Car.
bondalcivt7Jlasi,ni)andS)3o14iPym.
F r Calnsla conmcilns with Main Line trains
rorth and uth at S "0 a m , arrlvlmr CadOsIa
at 10 45 a in Returning leaver CinWiasat-t 30
ii m . arilvini Scranton at f "5 p. m.iV'JL.U
.1 ( VNIH llnN. G ii Pass Viit , New ork
j ll Wl LM1, Travilin? Pass. Apt , Scranton.
i:rle and Wyoming VaU'Jy0
TIME T Ml! E IV KFFI CT M Y af.'tJC ,
Trains li ivo 'niipten tr Hawjifv, 'HktviVilcl
and intirnielliti p Ints as follow. WJ.'SlS
a in No 4, 2 25 p in , No 0, 6 20 p. in J No.
'sun lav 'trains at POO a m and 2 OOTp pA
Iriins No 2 and N'o I connect at Hawtejfor
points on I r'c ranroau,
AGENTS WANTED.
WAV! I'D FIRST C1VSS AG! NTS IN 'JlVjBBY
city anl tevvn In Pennsylvania to Introduce
(ho larirest and strinirest sick and Accident
Company in the world vddress F R, Van
Dusen. Supt of Aimts, Ray Qity,v0c5.lj
DRESSMAKING.
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a si la I a wai.ts louiso Shoemaker, 213
Adams av.nue
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A 11 HUH t.s Proprietor leave orders 1100
North Main nv nue or hieki's drug store, cor
ner Vilnius and Mulberry. Telephone D31Q.
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NEWSPAPERS ;
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In Seranton at the new stands of IMIiinan
Bros, 403 Spruce and 603 Linden; M. Norton,
stl Lackawanna avc.iuc; L 6. BcbuUtr, 211
huruort blruet.
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