THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1900.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY,
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CARBONDALE.
TWO OPERATIONS IN A YEAR.
William Mellow, of Jermyn, Is hov
Intr more thnn hi share of Rurgery
showered upon him. To undergo two
laparotomies within a veur Is more
thnn most mortals are called upon to
do. About eleven months ago Mr. Mal
low ruftered appendicitis and had his
appendix jemoved. Pain and hardness
In that region during the pant two
weeks led his friends to believe the
old trouble had recurred. Yesterday
afternoon the patient was again oper
ated upon nt Dr. Wheeler's Private
hospital and a large abscess was
found. It contained nearly a quoit
of pus. At last account the youni:
man's condition was favorable. Ho
says he now remembers having
strained himself while at work and this
accounts for the trouble which puz
zled the physicians for several das.
SHUT OFF COAL SUPPLY.
The threatened strike has caused a
great stampede for coal at the Dela
ware and Hudson company's chutes in
this city. Some people seem to Imag
ine they will not gret another oppor
tunity to buy coal In six months, and
the rush kept the company guessing
until they had to refuse oiders. The
Palace creamery put In eight tons
one afternoon and when the driver
hauled up at the scales for the Inst
two-ton load to fill the bin the clerk
said "No more pea coal for you." So
he concluded he had enough anyway.
$1,000 HORSE DIES.
Harvey T, Frank Brown's fast
pacer, died yesterday of colic. Seveial
of the best veterlnanes of the county
tieated the animal, but to no avail.
He had been ill since last Filday. One
of the doctors said In speed, size, col
or and disposition the animal cannot
be replaced for $1,000. Mr. Brown was
offered JGOO for it last fall. Harry T.
was 9 years old and had a lecord af
2.191J.
LAST NIGHT'S FIRE.
File broke out at No. 3 Canaan street
fit 9.15 o'clock Inst night. The houe
Is owned by John Hlgglns, of the
South Side and occupied by Levi Wil
cox. Mrs. Wilcox fainted with a lamp
in her hand in one of the upper rooms.
I5oth companies responded to the
alarm from box 12 and soon had the
blaze under control. Little damage
was done. The building was erected
keveral years ago by Henry Iteynolds.
TAB ON TIME.
The Delaware and Hudson company
has instituted the clock sjstem of
time keeping In Its shops. A large
Ilundy clock, such as ate used In post
offices is hung In the machine shop
and every shop man has a key with
his number on. When a man coes to
work he "rings in" registering his
number and the time to the second.
' Hinging out" is on the same principal.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Misses Stamp have returned
from their Susquehanna visit.
Mrs. A. Hankln, of Hlghlleld avenue,
's convalescent.
Miss Maty A. Duffy is In New York
on business.
W. G. Scurry Is In the Metropolis. .
Mrs. George Hoss, of Belmont stieet,
is seiiously 111.
Miss Kuth Dllts is visiting Peckvllle
friends.
C. R. Smith was In Scranton yes
terday. T. R. Durfee and the Misses Jadwin
me expected homo from Afton today.
Mrs. W. E. P. Morris, of Church
itreet, Is entertaining Mr. Marccllus, of
Passaic, N. J
Today the Mozart band runs Its an
nual excursion to Lake Lodore.
Mr. and Mis. D. II. Burt are visit
ing In Buffalo.
Andrew Nlles, of Victor, Colorado,
supeilntendent of Cripple Cieek rail
road, Is lsitlng his pirents, Dr. and
Mrs. A. Miles.
Mr. and Mis. Delbert Avery hao
returned from their wedding tilp and
are pleasantly domiciled with Mr.
Avery's parents, Rev. and Mrs. George
C. Hart, Paik street.
The great success of Chamberlain's
Colic, Choleia and DInrrhoen Itemedy
m the tieatment of bowel complaints
has made It standard oer the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by nil diugglsts. Matthews Bros.,
wholesale nnd letall agents.
MOSCOW.
Mrs, Fred Turner returned to her
home In Brookln Satuiday, after
(.pending a few week's with friends
here
Mr. and Mr.s. Pelton spent last Sab
bath with Salem fi lends.
The monthly business meeting of the
Epworth League was held In the
Methodist Hplseopal church last even
ing. The address given by Stanley Bor
tree, Filday evening of last week In
the Methodist Episcopal church on
"The People, Customs and Schools of
Our New Possessions," was very In
teresting as well as Instructive.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Frlschkorn were
visitors in Plttston Sunday nnd Mon
day, Miss Ruth Ganlner left yesterday to
spend a week at the home of Mrs.
Snowden, at Nichols, N. Y,
Mis. Huntsman, of New York, is the
guest of her brother, G. S. Brown.
Mrs. O'ltourke and children, of
Tobyhnnna, are visiting the former's
BEA0TY.H CONQUERl
BELLAVITA
Arstnlo Beauty Tablets and Pills. A per.
feotly eafa and Guaranteed treatment for all klu
disorders. Restores the bloom ol youth to laded laces.
10 dl.ys' treatment 50c s SO days' $1.00, by muti
Sena for elrcnlnr. Add-ess,
WSVITA MEDICAL CO., Clinton 4 JscVsoa St., Cfaktf
Bold by McGarrali & Thomas, Drug.
gUta,, 209 Lackawarra ave., Scranton. fa.
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
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i vigor to the whole belejr, All drains aod lonei are tietVe'trm'aO'nllyTJtAcit pa'tVna
s w,iF'Sp "V V!S' ''" "ndlilon often worries them into Insanity, Coniumptlon or Death,
s Mailed sealed. Price it per box: 6 boxes, wth Imnwl.H i.t .,,.,,,.. .-;. ...r,.-.
uontv. is oo. Send (or frees book.
Fop Sale by dqHN H. PHELP&,
Ssruce street.
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parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jamrs Scan
Ion. . T. Brook, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and
F. W. Posten have none on a fish
ing trip to the "Promised I.nnd," Pike
county.
Mis. M. W. Vnughan was able to
return home yesterday, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Nellie Grlflln.
Messrs Fred Arnold, of Forest City,
nnd David Harris, of Peckille, were
entertained nt the home of Mr. nnd
Mts. S. S. Yenger, Sunday.
Mrs. G. S. Blown was the guest of
Scranton friends over Sunday
Piof. Martin, principal of the
graded school here, has resigned his
position nnd ncecpted n position ns
principal of No. 25 school of Scranton.
Dr Geoige Travis, of Stioudsbuig,
called on his parents, Mr. and Mis.
Henry Travis Sunday.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Coming lawn Social Quietly Mar
riedRifle Range Other News
Notes nnd Personals.
The membeis of the Young Men's
ChtlBtlan association of this place will
hold a lawn social on Saturday even
ing on the beautiful lawn In the rear
of their rooms on South Main street.
Thi spacious lawn will be brilliantly
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
Ice cream, cake, watermelon, lemon
ade, etc., will lie for sale. Attend
the social and show your appreciation
of the commendable woik being car
ried on by the men of the Christian
association. Tickets onlv 10 cents.
The sweepstake shooting match held
nt Hverly grove on Monday, under
the auspices of the William Tell Itllle
club, brought a large number of .shoot
el s to the contest. The distance was
128 yards and resulted as follows:
Flrlch Horger, 07 points, first prize, $15,
J. A. McAndreus, 6C points, second
prize, $10; Andrew Kehllll, CC points,
third prize, $8; John Andiews, 04
points, fourth prize, $6; John Horger.
01 points, llfth prize, $4, Andrew
Mooie, 03 points, sixth prize, $3; Cas
per Sehllds, 01 points, seventh pi be,
$2; Ulrich Zumback, CO points, eighth
prize, $2.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company have a gang of
woikmen engaged In filling and grad
ing the load on North Main stieet,
previous to the laying of the frou
which unites the new branch recently
laid to the Keyser Valley branch.
The fifteenth semi-annual convention
of the Primitive Methodist Young Peo
ple's league of Wyoming dlstilct held
yesterday at the Archbald Primitive
Methodist church, was laigely attend
ed. A number of Interesting papeis
and addi esses were given bv mem
beis of the league.
The drawing for the benefit of Mis.
William Prince was held In Powell's
hotel on Monday evening and resulted
as follows: John Lamburn, (list prize,
bicycle; John J. Powell, second prize,
gun.
Mr. David Thomas, of Union stieet,
and Miss Mattie Kennls, of Plttston,
were united in marriage at Milwaukee
on Satuiday evening. Both are popu
lar joung people and will l chide in
this section.
Taylorvllle lodge, No. 402, Knights of
Pythias, will meet In regular session
this evening.
Miss Essie Williams, of West Scian
ton, has been the guest of Mlfes Ethel
O'Hoio, for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hannan, of Scran
ton, visited relatives hero vesterday.
Mlnooka tribe, No 247, Improved
Order of Red Men, will meet at their
rooms this evening.
Miss Mary Scheier, of Union stieet,
has returned home from her visit to
Milwaukee.
Next Satuiday a sweepstake quoit
match will bo held at Hotel Hidgway,
on Main street.
Mrs. Ernest Aston, of Wllkes-Baue,
and Mrs. John Heese, of Hvde Paik,
weie the guests of Mi. and Mrs. J.
E. Davis xesterday.
OLYPHANT.
Council met in regular session Mon
day evening. President Nealon was In
the chair. The following membeis
weie present: Van Sickle, Marks,
O'Holleian, Brown, McMeans, Heap,
Lavvler, Foley. The stieet commis
sioners time for August, amounting
to$2SG 50, was ordered paid, as was also
the following bills: Mis. Wheeler, $3;
M. P. O'Malley, $01,03; Olyphant Ga
zette, $15.05; M. J. Hnstlngs and John
J.McAndrew, $45 each; Michael Shor
tak, $3; M. D. Brown i Co., $20.80,
Olyphant electilc Hgnt plant, cut rent
for one ear, $1,43." 03, Olyphant Hee
oid, $20.55, John J. Kllcullen, $40, P.
J. Feeney. G 23; II. Dearie, $34. M. E.
Daides, $00, D. Howard, $40.50, Dennis
Connors, $1 50, James Hosklns, $1 50;
M. P. O'Malley, cai lions, supplies, etc,
$95.03; Atlantic Helming company,
$11.44; M. E. Lynch, $4 75; Delawaie
and Hudson company, $15.00; Itumsell
Manufactuilng company. $20.78. The
bills of the audltois for auditing the
school board account was laid on the
table, despite the fact that they bore
the approval of the 'school board.
Michael Shutaek's bill of $10 for duties
as high constable was refeited back
for correction. Mr. Kllcullen's bill for
$10, for Inspector on the sewer was,
on motion, to be refeired to the sewer
company for payment.
Mr Van Sickle, for the stieet com
mittee, stated he had called upon Mr.
Rose In regard to the condition of
Vnlley avenue, leading from the upper
poitlon of Dunmoie street, and had
been leferred by Mr. Rose to Mr.
Atherton, and the street would prob
ably be repaired. Burgess Manning's
report was then read. He requested
the appointment of P. H Gibbons as
extra police olllcer In the second ward
and suggested the appointment of an
extra policeman In the second dlstilct
of the third ward. These officers were
not to be paid a salary, their compen
sation was to come fiom arrests, etc.,
which they made. The repoit was re
ceived and the appointment of polios
lost on a tie vote. The bill of the
burgess foi salaiy was laid on the
table, pending Investigation It was
adopted that In futuie. any citizen
having nny grievances to present to
council vll' submit same In writing
and pilvllege of the floor be hereafter
denied them
They have itood thtteitotyeirt,
ana nav curca moutanai ol
cases of Nervous Diseases, inch
las Debility.Diriinesi, Sleepless
loess and varicocele. AtroDhv.&r
They clear the brain, itttngtren
the circulation, make dieettloa
Address, pfsi ufniAiuc m fMu.iaN.4 n
Pharmacist, itr. Wycmlng tvenue and
Bids for the construction of the
new sewer vvns then read as follows:
J. It. Fleming, SPranton, $1.24 per lin
eal foot nnd Stephen Flannlghnn,
Scranton, $1.10 per Hnenl foM. Both
were accompanied by certified checks
of one hundred dollars. Mr. Flannl
ghan being the loweU bidder, he vvns
granted the contract.
The auditors' tepoit was then taken
up, but a. glance nt Is rhowed It to be
of a voluminous nature nnd nn ad
journment was made until next Mon
day evening, when the teport will ha
rend.
The meeting vvns one of the warm
est held since the famous deadlock
sessions, Mr. J. A. Dolphin vvns pies
ent and was continually demanding
lecognltlon from the chair. Not re
ceiving iny notice fiom President
Nealon, he appealed to council. He
was Informed that he must desist from
interrupting the mcetlnc of the coun
cil, but to subdue him seemed quite a
tnsk. Matters became eiratlc nnd
giew led hot, and Officer McAndrew
was called in to eject Mr. Dolphin
from the council chamber. This
quieted the heretofore irrepressible
ex-secretniy, nnd he remained silent
thereafter.
Borough Auditors William Scilvens
nnd T. L. Williams were also on their
Ire. owing to council holding up their
bill. Mr Scrlvens vvns threatened w 1th
ejection nnd he cnlmed down, but Mi.
Williams had the lloor nnd would not
be put down. There vvns n shnip ex
change of saensm and personalities.
Mr. Nealon telling Mr. Williams that
he was being well paid for his ser
vices, vvheipby Mr. Williams retaliated
by stating that his bill was legal and
honest, not like the "eight nnd a half '
some councllmen tried to rush through.
This was the finale of the big she
and as the hour was getting late and
mostly nil offensive and sarcastic epi
thets were exhausted, council nd
Journed. On Monday the schoci board met
with all members present. The ques
tion of employing n tiuant olllcer was
again taken up, but no action taken.
It was deferred till the next meeting.
A bill fiom Thomns Kennedy for three
months' snlary as Janitor was or
dered pal J. Many other bills of var
ious amounts were also paid, Includ
ing those of the nisn employed In im
piovlng the Flist vvaid school under
the direction of Joseph Kelly. The au
ditors' report for the past year wns
read and adopted. The resignation 'of
Miss Sadie O'Malley, th night school
teacher at the Marshwood school was
lecelved. There were thiee appli
cants for the position, P. J. McGlnty,
Etta Holan and Agnes Noiton The
names weie submitted to the teachets.'
committee, who selected Miss Hoban
to fill the position. They also lecoin
mended that the salary of Pi Inclpal
Cummlngs be Increased duting the
night school term to the extent of $10.
The night sessions will commence on
October 1. Prof. Cummlngs lepoited
that the average enrollment In the
borough vvns 093.
Mrs. Viola Pugh attended t'al
Knights Templar banquet at Carbon
dale last evening.
Rev. J U. Ellis, of Owego, N. Y.
Is In town this week.
John John, of Susquehanna street,
has returned from a tilp to Thousand
Islands.
Mrs. John Ferguon onil Mrs. Joseph
Spelcher are visiting relatives at Par
sons. Rev. Dr. Lucas, who had charge of
the services in St. Panicle's duiing
the absence of the pastor, returned to
Blossbui g yesterday.
John P. O'Malley was a caller at this
place ypsterday.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
School Board Meeting Last Evening.
Successful Operation Performed on
a Jermyn Young Man.
The school board met In legular ses
sion last evening. Director Edmunds,
of the Third ward, being the only ab
sentee. A number of bills were lead
and oideied paid, with the exception
of one fiom a Philadelphia firm for
Mipphes, which was laid over for fi
tuie consldeiatlon. Principal Bairett
submitted a llt of text books needed,
and the board decided to purchase the
required numbei. Secretary Hunter
reported the tax duplicate was ready
for the tax collector and by direction
of tln board the collector will be given
the duplicate. Director Loughney sug
gested that Miss Mulhei In's salaiy be
lalsed to the amount received by the
teachers of looms doing .similar work.
After a brief discussion, a motion was
adopted to icconslder the motion
passed some time aga fixing salaries
of teacheis for the year, and Miss Mul
herln was given a raise of $2 per
month, which btlngs net salary up to
the amount paid the teachers tefened
to. The v Isltlng committee for the
I piesent month Is Marcom, Blake and
i Giant.
Tiie jetmn Entartainment com
pany, which are soon lo appear heie,
gave nn enteitalnment in the Blakely
Primitive Methodist church on Mon
day evening, which was well tendered
nnd much enjoyed. It was largely nt
tended. William Mellow was operated upon
nt Dr. Wheeler's pilvate hospital at
Carbondale yesterday for abcess of the
bowels Tho operation was pel formed
by Dr. Reed Burns, of Scianton, and
it Is hoped that the young man will
be able to be around again In a few
vv eeks
Special Agent Taylor, of the post
office department, was In town yester
day, and In company with Postmas
ter Gilfllths and Postmaster Mat
thews, of Olyphant. drove to Scott nnd
Gieenfield to view the proposed routes
for the rural delivery, which has been
ugltnted by the cltlens of our neigh
boring townships for some time. past.
Wlill- the matter Is not yet decided
upon, It is believed the Gieenfield let
teis will be delivered fiom the Jer
mvn postofllce
Rev. Stephen Jny, of Wyoming, sptnt
yesteiday heio with relatives,
Piof. R. H. Martin, formerly of
this borough, Is teaching school No.
25, In Scranton.
The sale of blooded horses at Joseph
Jermyn's stock farm at Greenfield yes.
terday, was attended by several Jer
myn horsemen.
Rev. Francis Gendall, of Peckvllle,
was a caller here yesterday.
A shanty near the Delaware and
Hudson mine drift was destroyed by
the nt 9 o'clock last evening.
PECKVILLE.
Mr Gilbert F. Taylor has accepted
the position as night operator for the
Ontario nnd Western at Poyntelle.
The Sterrlck Creek and Dolph Coal
company collieries aie idle, the miners
havlpg gone on strike. There Is no
signs of their returning to work at
present.
Mrs. G, Crane, of East Orange, N.
J who has been rpendlng ceverat
weeks with her daughter, Mrs, II. J.
McCormlck, returned home yesterday.
A party of young people from Tay
lor enjoyed a trolley ride to this place
on Monday evening. The party was
pleasantly entertnlned nt the home of
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Babcock, of
Main street.
The following people comprised a
party who spent yesterday nt Chap
man lake: Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie (Iros
venor, Mrs. D. W. Brown, Mr. Wll
llnm Williams, Miss Jennie Newlln, of
Avocn, nnd Miss Ruth Dllts, of Car
hondale. William Bonner nttended the Ma
sonic leunloii nt Carbondnle yester
day. OLD FORGE.
Mr. William Tlnklepaugh wns i vis
itor nt Scranton on Monday.
Mls Mary Thorton, of Scranton, wns
the guest of her broth t, John, rf this
place, on Monday.
The Epworth League held nn Ice
crenm social at the Methodist Eplsro
p.il church on Tuesday evening. An
enjoyable time wns had by nil who
attended.
Jit. C. W. Brodhead and daughter.
Jennie, of Monti ose, spent Sunday
with his pnients, of this place.
Mr. Lewis Edsall nnd Miss Jennie
Wlldrlck left on Saturday for Colum
bia county, where they will 'spend
a month.
Mr. Fmnk Mostellrr nnd daughter,
Etln, nre visiting relatives nt Strouds
burg. DALTON.
Mis. A. M. Finn teturned home on
Monday fiom a few days' visit with
her sister In Scranton.
Mls nances Race, a student of
Bucknell university, delivered an In
teresting address on woild-wlde mis
sions In the Baptist chuich Sund ly
evening
Mrs. J. W. Dershlmer Is entertain
ing her aunt from Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Fied Palmer have gone
on a tilp to New Yoik and Boston,
A. ,. Chatles left on Monday for a
visit in Allentown.
JESSoP.
Messrs. Brown and lloban, two ph
glneis, and Bucke.v, machinist at the
Dolph breaker, were discharged yes
teiday. The mlneis refused to go to
work and as a lesult the breaker was
Idle. Mr. Robertson, superintendent,
thought to work the culm washer. But
the men employed there, thinking the
stilke was on, lefused to hoist the
culm. As a lesult, they have lost
their positions.
Mr. Michael Dougher, of Dunmore.
Is visiting at the home of P. G. Mul
len, on Depot stieet.
THEATRICAL.
"A Tin Soldier."
At tli I.ceum tomonovt euning will appear
( liirhn II. Ho!' latest aucttiKt and mirth pro
ducer, " Tin Soldier" In Hie cast will be
Amy Ames, in her original character ot Molrt
Hughes, as platd bj her for over 2,0 nights
during the run of "A Tin Soldier" at HoWj
Midison Square theater, New ork. I'rttt Vlav
I Iske, as t arrie Stor. Miss Fhke ba.s, for the
past three seasons, appeared with unbounded suc
cess at ditTercnt New ork theaters, including an
engagement with the late Augustine Dal at the
Fifth Avenue theater, and his been engaged lor
"A Tin Soldur" as a great expense. .lames K.
I.ce In his character of ltals, the plumber's bo,
a thiraeter orlgimll mide famous b VIr. James
T, Powers, and cuiiccdtd to be one of the bet-t
coined parts ever written by VIr. Hot.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
U Phllad.lphli- It II I'.
I'iltvbmg 0 0 V 0 1 0 1 ) ii- S 1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 .1 0
llatteiies leever ai d O'Connor, Onli nrd Me
Farlrad Umpire O' Da.
V.t New Yoik Hrit game It It II.
(hlcatro 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ? J l .',
New York 0 00 1 1 I) 7 5 14 21 I
llatcrles fallalnn, Ditrr and Chance, Haw
le and Howeimin Umpire r mslle.
Second game It. II K.
( hleago 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .) 7 0
Viw cik 0000000033 5 1
Ilatteries Griffith and hllng; Carritk on I
Uowennan l mplre K'nslle.
At Boston it II. i:
.t Louis 01010 0000 4 S u
lloston 2 0 (" 0 1 0 I 0 '- 7 8 2
Ilaterles sudhqff and Iluclow; Lewis and
Claike. L'mplreHuriit.
A ttJrookhn Tt II. E.
(Inelnnatl 0 0 0 10 1110-t.lt 1
llrcokhn 1200010000 7 2
Ilitlerle Phillips and hahoe, lluwell and lie
(.ulrc. Inipire Mijdir.
Enfetern League.
Rochester, 4, Providence, T.
Toronto, ; Springfield, M.
Hartford Mnntieal Hftln.
P.vr.uu-e, 3; Woiccstcr, 4
American League.
Kanai Cilv, 0, Indianapolis, i (llr.t came)
Indiinapolls, 10, Kansas. Cilv. 4 t".ond game)
Minneapolis Uul'alo Ilaln
t hleago, 0, ( letelaud, 1
BANKING
HI 1'OHT OF flU: CONDITION OF TUB
at Scranton, In the state of I'ennsvlvanla, at the
close ot business, ept S, WO
llhUt'ltll.!)
loans and discounts $2,022,121 45
Overdrafts secured and unsecured . 170 31
F . bonds to secure circulation . . 100,000 O)
F S bonds to secure V. S deposits 471,000 00
I' s bonds on h.-nd 1,080 uO
Premiums on V S bonds fi,4l'7 l)
Slocks, se-cuiltles, etc 303, TO 70
Hanking In use, turnlture and futuus .,3!W ol
Due from .Nitlonal tanks (not reserve
ngents) 14,477 30
Due fiom state I. irks and bankers .. 11,173 4
Dux from epproved reserve agents ., 412,512 S3
Internal revenue fctampi 1,110 22
Cheeks and oth.r cash Items 7,9a6 03
Kxchanges for clearim house lei, '.87 15
.Notes of othei .National banks H.VSO 00
Fractional piper currenc), nickel
and cents 2,001 SO
I infill Vlonei lleseive in Hank, i
Specie liL,)vbs 8.V
legal tinder notes . . Ji.OOioo
100.S83 S3
Hedemptlon fund with V S trcas-
urn 15 per cent ol circulation).. 5,000 00
Due Ircm I. S troismer, utliei than
. per lent ridemptloi fund 4,000 00
Total SJ70J,S5S59
I IVHII.HI1
fepltol stock pilel in $ 200,000 0.)
Suiplus fund iOO.OOO 00
1 mmldeel profit., Iimi expenses and
tases paid 46,449 11
Natloia.1 bank notes outstanding .,,, 100,000 00
Due to other N'ltionil banks 0,327 04
Due to state banks ami bankers .... 441 12
Due to Trust companies and Savings
banks . 1.S00 M
Dividends unpaid 140 50
Individual deposlU sul.Wt tn (heck. 2,373,001 50
Demand teitillcateji of deposit .18,512 0)
Certified checU B,bO 50
Cashier's checks oiitttardlng Jit "2
('lilted States deposits 420,860 49
Deposits of I'. S. disbursing utticers. 1,801 05
Total 1,703,858 59
SUte of Pennsylvania, county of Larka
vtnnna, as :
I, William II. Peck, cashier ol the above named
bank, do solemnlr awrear that the above state
ment is true to the Inst of my knowledge and
belief.
VVM II PECK, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th
da of September, 1000.
SAVI1TI I, W. EDOAH, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
IIKNItY IIEM.N. Jit,
flit). II OATI.1N,
J, L. ION.NI.I.L.
Director.
The People's
A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for tlia Hetnflt of Vll Win
Hnvc Hoitflet to Rent, Real Estnts op Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, tip Who Want Situations or Help Thsts
Small Advertisements Coat One Cent n Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Except blttiation Wanted. Which Arj ln
scrted Free.
S
FOR RENT.
loii iiFAT-'norsi: with 7 uoojk nrnxv
dollar tier inoutli Inquire ol T. I . tirn
On, 807 Wmliltnton ownue.
H)U Iir.NT- KI'IINISIIKI) HOOVI AM) IIOVHI).
thrrv minima ilk trom fourt home, alu
taMe board. WO Waihlnnlun acniie
... -AAAA.AAA A-th. t
His- n.i:vi v ltoovt nousi:, giii:ks iiidck,
nleaisnt location; modern Improvement. O
S , Tribune.
KOIt itKST-403 MCKAVVANNA AVKNUE,
fotir ilooriq electors bent store nd lora
tlon In Scranton
FOR SALE
ion su.n-WAvo An rrnsm nv:t am. ok
anj part J'7 V joining avenue N
in v.111 mi i' iiimurt) r v rnit MALI!.
AI0
.mill - if.. fii.K.ii. ctnt.d. dtp. PtP.
In-
riuire of viri.' 1. A Sik, Main rtrcet, Jr
nan, I 'j
Kill SAI.r-H!r.l STVMMI KMII.Y IIOI'.SK.
nevrn jeam old, wclirht 115. KfMle and
sound r. S. Marker, or Kile's Hoarding Stable,
Mi licnna court
WANTED-TO BUY.
must be In good ordir, ftate paitlculari a
to make and price Address L. M., general de
liver, Scranton, I'a.
MONEY TO LOAN.
QI'irK 5.TKA1G1IT LOANS Ct ItllY, CONNKLL
building.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONTY TO LOW )"l?h.
straight loans or Uulhllng and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
314 115 Conuell building.
LOST.
tsxet
I.OSI' MONDW JiOHNINO, A SM VI.L HI U
con, rope ntt iched to horns Finder please
notify II Connoll), 1500 Washington avenue'.
LEGAL.
IV HE. (JHVDINO OF VVVOMINO AVENIE,
between I'ii.e and Ash streets In the Couit
of ( oinmun Pleas of Lackawanna Count. Xo
170 September Teim, 1000.
Notice- is heiebv green that the report of
Vie mis in the aboe entitled matter was filed
In tin othce of tin Hrnthonotarv of Lackawanna
count on the lot li da) of Septiinbei l'KJO lit
low is bitii'Uiiie ot tne tots una expenses:
.No A
of Sess
lot Mock Name feet, tnent
4 11 Susan Dale, Et 40 $ 5 00
10 )1 verilrton Mipplv Co.. Ml 4114
11 A. 12 15 II E. Leonard 70 47 M
1 1 swift k Co 60 3'. 0
I k 1 10 Scran'on Packing to SO 52 7
-,5'.I I1-0?'' I 4. C Co 2ro 17S01
,, e, j j j i
8 10 J. Merrvweather .... 5 1 3 77
'110,11 10 I) K. Oikle 1i 02 47
12 jj J V. (i & VI. L. .Tones. 02 CI 04
12 14 F. VV Jones 01 CJ 72
I 11 Ann Long 40 31 ,t.
5 14 M. F. t.ilroy 117 SOT,
20 11 V. A. Coleman 1H bOM
lsd II T Burke 22 T'14
1-e II James Coan 21 15S2
!b It Margaret Weir M 2172
II II Dolan 142 07 IS
0 12 Martin ktarnev 114 03 51
1,2,1,4,5 11 Foster & Collins all 111 IS
7 is 1'. Scranton Il'd Control 00 ol 00
'I 15 Ann k Catharine Mo-
Guire 40 27 41
10 15 Thomas and Man .
-, Vloore 40 27 44
II A. 13 1". Geo. F. McCaitv.. 53 .17 71
4 12 Sarah Kerns, Ft
X. K Hulbeit CO 5 4147
( itv of Vranton.. 7w 5 54 47
21 11 Catharine Huatie .... 41 2 11
5 H F Dolern 73 ',1 10
4 11 VI. J Kellv 77 52.411
1 11 Anthoni Walh 31 212s
10 H Iluijimln W. Dnlji.. U'l SMS
2,452 $1,(mC0O
If no evceptlons are filed to above schedule
vslthln thirl (10) da.vs. the report will U con
firmed absolutcl b the couit
CHVHLFS P MATTHEW'S,
VMl I I. IIISI (,
w. ,' 'loKiii .
Viewers
XOTK K Till: ISMMI VIlhriNQ OF THE
membeis of The La.kuuanua Store Assoeia
tion, Limitc I, will be held at the olllee of the
association in the (.itv of Scranton I'a, on
Wednesdaj, October J, 1000, at 10 o'clock a m ,
for the election of managers for the ensuing
3 ear, and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the meet
ing. If S. FUHCIIH.D,
Scranton, I'a , Sapt 10, l'XX) Stcretar.
IX THE COURT OF ((UHTEH SESSIONS Or
Lackawanna Count In re: condemnation of
Factoryville and Abington Turnpike and l'lank
Road, Xo W0, Octo'ier Sessions. 1900
Notice is hereby given that application will be
nude to the '""ourt of Ouarter Sessions of lacka
wanna Count v, on Wednisda.v, the 2Gth da ot
September, l's)0, at 0 o'clock in the forenoon,
for the appointment of a jury of view, conslstltg
of five reputable citizens of Lackawanna count
to iew and condemn so much of the Factor.vviile
and Abington Turnpike and l'lank Road as lies
in the county of lackawanna, for public use, free
from tolls and toll gates, and to assess the dam
ages to which the owner or owners thereof may
be entitled therefor. Fetitlon for same Is on
Hie in the office of the Clerk of the Courts of
Qenrler Sessions ot the I'eae of said count
It II IIOLGlTE,
Attoinev for I'etltioners
Scranton, I'a , August 21, 1900
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF l'ROIT.RTY ON
Court stieet. Diamond avenue and 1'rovi
dence load The following Is a coirect copy of
a resolution of City Councils of the City of
Scrarton, I'a , approved Aug. 31, pjoo:
Resolved, liy the Select Council of the City of
Scranton, the Common ( ouncll concuirlng, That
louit street from its intersection with i'rovl
deuce road to the east side of the intersection
of Court street and Diamond avenue, and Dia
mond avenue fiom Court street in a souther!
direction to 1'rovidenee road, and 1'iovidence
road from the Intersection of Diamond avenue,
in a Boutherl) direction to Carbon street bridge,
be paved, and the cost thereof assesMd against
the abutting properties, according to the foot
front rule, provided that three fourths ol all
the members elected to each branch of the
councils shall vote in favor thereof On the
passage of this resolution bv said three-fourths
lote and Its approval by the Ma)or, the Clt
( lerk shall publish a copr thereof In two news
paptrs publuhed in the Clt of Scranton for
ten da)a, stating that unless a majority. of
tiie owners of property abutting upon Court
htieet. Diamond avenue and Providence road, as
above mentioned, shall vignlf) to councils in
writing, within sixty das from the elate ol the
approval of this resolution, theli preference of
the material desired for such pavement. Coun
cils will proceed to pass an ordinance directing
the paving of said Court street, Diamond ave
nue and Providence road, between the points
above named with such material as ther nu see
tit.
Approved by Select Council, Aug 10, 1000
CIIAS, W V.UNKK. pre-sident
Approved by Common Council, 4.itg 21, 1(00.
WM V. flKIFrnilS, president.
Approved, Aug 31, 19O0
JAMES M01R. Mavor.
Published In pursuance of the foregoing reso
lution M T. LAI El LI!, City (lerk
Scranton, Pa , Sept 8, 1'SX)
PROPOSALS.
SEALED Pl(OPOiLS WILL HE RECEIVED AT
the olllee ot the Clt Clerk, Scranton, Pa ,
until 7 80 o'clock p m , Thursda), Sent 20,
1X00, to construct a lateral sewer with the nee
cscsjT branches, connections, manholes, basins,
and futures, on the easterly aide of Washing
ton uvAnie, between New York street and Mai
Ion street, Each proposal shall be accompanied
bv cash or certlf eel rheck In the sum of ttftv
dollars as a guarantee to execute a lontract i'i
awarded the same The city reserves the right to
reject any or all bids Uv order of City Coun
ells. M T. LWKI.I.K, City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa . Sept 8, 1900.
CITY SCAVENQER
A. D. DRIGOS CLEANS TRIVY VAULTS AND
cess poolsi no odor. Improved pumps used
A. B. DRIGOS, Proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Halo avenue, or Etcke's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry, Telephone 540.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
Exchange.
M00Nee
HELP WANTED MALE
ACTlVK MN, BY" iTsTMU.lsilK.il not si:
worth 2V),UU0. Duties, blrlnij help Lib
eral salary and nc udtaliced to rlaht (uttj
Addrew William J till, Manager, 721 llitntmit
Mr.it, Philadelphia, Pi
UOVKilNMKYI POSITIONS llOVT I'ltl'.l'AMB
for the prutofflre or an other civil mrUd"
examination ultbuut irelnK mil catalogue ut in
formation. Sent tiee Columbian lorrepond
tiKe I'ullege, VVu'lilngton, 1)
WANTFU- r.Nrit(li;Tl(.'THUsrvOltTII YOt'NO
mm, mint come well recommended! 1 per
week guaranteed, 30 Llbran building
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SIMJ-VV VNTFII rOffl'HtiY TO TVhT. 1 11 VHlii:
hard kIIIv binding loom In New oik state,
ato cither good hard llk lund Addreoi Sleaclt
V ork I
vNTi: -i:pr.nir.Nu n aim. run ikn
eral hcmiuolk 4111 Olive vtrect.
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAItlNK COUPS UNITED STATUS N VY HI',
crults wanted Able bodied men; service on
our warships In all parts of the world and on
land In the Phlllpplres, ehen required Lieu
tenant Colonel II II. Kiiae11, N W Corner lasck
awanna and Womlng avenues, Scranton
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITI V.TIOV W NTI D-YOUNC. VI VN WITH
good tlnracter wishes to woik Tor bond
outside of school hours, or will work during ehiv
unci attend nUht school Vnhwer todav Ail
dress "II," General Dellven, "crauton, Pt
SITUATION W VNTFD I1Y A OUNO (.1111. 1
general housework. Address 114 N, Pit
more avenue
SITUATION- WASH I) WAIIISa SI) II10S
ing to do at heme bv Hist, elrs Ijundress,
references if needed. Call oi aildri'ss Mis V
M, care 521 Forest court, s itv
WASTI'D-WOHS. Il IDE DvY Vs L Vt S
dress, or nn kind of work: cm give city
reference Addles T M., 70) Flm stieet
SITUATION- WVS1FD-HV. V OUS(l WOMVN,
at Housework. .No 014 lerelinami stieet
GOOD, S-EVT II VH1 ENDI.il. SOIII U VSD
eteadv, wants tioslilou F. II. S, Tribune
oflle e
'WASTI.D-A V.OI .Nfl MVN OF GOOD Oil Vlt VC
ter and good education, would Hie position
as bookkeepei, clerk or an honest work d
dress "II , ' this office
DHUGGIVTS IiMll'F V KinlSTLKFD Oil ill
uate in phaima. el.slies position as relief
cleik Addiess salol, rate 'liibuue olllee
SITI VIIOS' W VSTFD-HY A GOOD, SOHI.lt
and reliable oug mm as coachman for pri
vate tamll AddieM A M , 120 Euiou street,
cit.
A MIDDLE VOFD IJkDY WOULD MKF. TO
have a situation as a lad.v'g nurse or as
hrnsekceping for a small faintl) Address Mis
Mar.v James, lrlhune ollic
DRESSMAKING.
DnF"!SMKIXO FOH CHILDHEN TO OHDF.H:
also ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams eevnue.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C SI'.UJLDIXO, C. P. A , 23 1RVD
crs' Hank bulldinj.
Architects.
EDW'AHD II. DVIS, ARCHITECT, CON.NII.L
building, Scranton.
FRIDERICK L WIOWN', ARCHITECT, PHIC1
building, 111, Washington avenue, Scranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
RUIIHFR TIRED CBS AVI) CVRHIAGI'S, REST
of service Prompt attention given ord.rs, b
'phone 'Phones !i.72 and 5132. Joseph Kelle,
124 Linden.
Dentists.
DR C. E. FILENDEHOER, PAUL! DUILDIN'CI,
Spruce street, Scranton,
DR I O. M1I.IV, SCRVNTON PRIVATE IIOS
pital, corner Womlng and Mulberrj.
DR C. C LAUHACH, 113 WiOMI.NG AVENUE
DR II. F. RI'.Y.NOI.DS, OPP. P O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CFE. 125 ND 127 FRANKM.N AVE
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. 7.FIGI.FR, Prcprietor
SCR NTOV IlOt'SP, NEAR I), I, k VV PV
senger depot Conducted on the l.urop. in plan
VICTOR KOCH, Piopnetor.
Lawyers.
J. VV. DROWNING, ATTORNEV ND COI NS' I..
lor at-law. Rooms IIJ-IH VIears building
D II HI.FI.OGLF. ATTOJtNHV-LOVNS NEt.O
tiated on rr.il estite securltv Meats bulletins,,
corner Washington avenue and s,pruee tite(t
ni.vNi; i: hom.e. vitohnex andTounm i7
lor-Qt-law. Burr building. Rooms It and 14
Washington avenue.
VV II LARD, VVAKREN- k KN VPP. rrORN'ES
and Counsellors at Law. Republican Lulldlng
Washington avenue
JI.S-.UP k .IF.sst P. TrOHVFVS VND Co'fs
sellorsatlaw Cuimuuiivvealtli building, Huomj
10, 20 and "1
JAWS VV. OVKKUID, TIORNEV-VM.VH
Rooms 614, 515 and 510 Hoard of Trade build
ing ,
FdWARD VV. TllWI.n. ATTORNEY. ROOMS
ISW 001, 9th floor, VIears bulldinir.
L. A VVA'IRKS, TrORNI V AT I AW, HOARD
ot Trade building, Seranion, I'i
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORN'F.V-AT-LAW', ROVRD
of Trade building, Vranton, I'a
PATTERSON- k WILCO, TRADERS' NA'IIONvY.
Hank building
c comfovs, oi3 ltrpunncvv iiuii.divg
A. W. HF.RTHOI.F, AITOHNI'.V, MEVHS IILDG.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR-VV. E. ALLEN. 513 .NORTH iSIIINOrON
avenue.
DR sl VV. L'AMOREU, OFFICE 1 10 W'VSH
ingtoti avenue Residence, His Mulbern
( lnoiile ell-eases, lungs, heart Milne and
genitourinary organs a special!. Hours, 1 to
4 p. m.
Schools,
SCHOOL OF TIIE LVCKAW VNVA, SCRVNTON,
Pa Courses prepirator to college, law, midi
cine or business Opens Se.pt 12th Nnd for
catalogue Ret. Thomas M C'arui, I.I. 1)., prin
cipal and proprietor, W. E Plumle, A. M,
headmaster.
Seeds.
O R. CLARK 4. CO, SEEDSMEN AND .NURS
er)iuen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses. 1050 Soith Main avenue, store tele
phone, 782.
Wiie Screens.
JOSEPH KULTTI.L, REAR All LVCKWANN
avenue, Scrantuu, pa, manufacturer of Wire
be re-ens.
Miscellaneous.
HAUEUVB ORCHLSIIU-MUSIO FORHVLL8,
picnics, parties, leceptions, weddings and eon
cert work furnished For terms address II. J
Uauer, conductor, 117 W'jomlng avenue, ovrr
Hulbe-rt'a muslo store,
JIFOAROF.E IIRO1?. PRINTERS' Sl'Pl'MKS, EN'"
v elopes, psper lgs, twine Warelrtuse, IM
WuiUngtoa avenue, Scia-ton, Pa,
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
''ni'iis''Vsm'iss.VVhMi
PEMISYLVAWA fifllLRflllfl
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 n. m week ,inyS) tor 3Unbury,
Harrlsburg-, Phlladolphln. Baltl
inore, Washington nnd for Pitts
burg and tho West.
T,a,..m'' week dftyi r Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun-hury.Iirimijbtii-
Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
hurgnndthe West.
"" i To m'' week days, (Sundays
' 1.08 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris-
owrg. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington nnd Pittsburg nnd
the West. For Hazleton, Potts-
4 ot ' nend,nB &c, week days.
' ' P- m-t week days, for Sunbury,
Hnzletoii, Pottsvllle, Hnrrisburg,
-'"uaueipiiin nna nttsuurg.v
' II WOOD, Gen Pass. Vgt.
. ' II IHTCIIIS'SOV, Grn .Mgr
Delaware, Lacknwannn nnd Western.
In Kffect .tune 10, 1000. X
1 ttfiUlrTn'2r '"""tun for Kew York nt 1.45,
Slr' r ?' 80,1, l 10 0V a in, 12 15, 3.11 md
inn.-1. l01 I'l'I'aJelphia at 3 40, 3 71 anl
burl r rP.i, " " a"'1 ' " m l'"r ""f0"'1"
1 lei m ,0 p m Mi,k lul accommodation it
10 11 a . "..' s ..iiuuiini hi ,. u... ,.,n,
mn,1u. ... -..j. nun ior iiiuilio Hliei nicer-
medhtf stations it 110, 4 10 nnd 8 '10 a tn .
rs' ?t j nU " -(5 I' ,n ror Oswego and hra
i in - ,0 " ln ml ' y V '" I of Wtica at
a L . i"n.a,ul ' y' P m For Vlontrose at 8 10
nn .,' i V0' '' . m mi.1 B 4S p m ForNlehol
,V,? VrT.0" nn,' (l '"' I'. ni For lllnglnmton, 10 21
It i , o''.."1 Arrle I" "Nrinton from HufTalo
t, ,,, ,"'" " ""' 'n" I" ! .Ill) and 8 00
i . . !" 0,ego and Svracnse at 2 51 a. in ;
l , l00 P '" Fiom UIIca it 2 Vi a. tn .
m I"'!!10 I' i Fiom Nl.holson at 0 50
m ami C 00 p , i-rom Munr,e at 7 35 and
io no a m 20 Jlul 8 ,, ,
I ooinsl,,lri. DiUslon-I.ave cr.intnn tor
orlhmnl.ni ii.,.i . ,.-...- . . . f ,
r.n '"ll ' "s loo, H in : 1 e u.ei
I.,.., , euive in -seranion irom sor.nuue
b'rland nt n , , . J2.6i 4 uJ un, M-, p,
ni .ro-' aii'leoke nt 11 00 a. m From Flvm.
n'n at , ',o a m . 1 20. ", Ii and 11.10 p in
e. .,1 , SUNDVV TIMING
, ',"'rrra,e Verauloi 1 40, .100, 5 40, 10 05 a.
.V'?40 '"1 h' P 1"
e ""'-leavo Scranton nt 1 10, 4 10 a. in.; 1 50,
! ' ." ', I' '"
iloriiis.,nB DUislon-I.eive Seranion at 10 Oi
a "1011(1 n 50 p ni.
Delaware nnd Hudson.
In FfTect June 11th, 1900.
,''" 'or ( iiilKimlali- leave Scianton at (120,
7 ra, fl , 10 1 1 a m , 1 Ol, 1 21, 2 20, 1 '.2, 6 23,
0 2., , 57, or,. 111", p m -. 1 10 a in
For llonesdale md lake Lodore 0 20, 10 13 a.
m . 2 20 and 5i', p m
For W likes llaue- fi 4V, 7 4. 8 41, 0 S. 10 41 3.
m , 12 0), 1 2S, 2 It n, 4 27, C 10, 7.43, 10 41,
11 10 p ni
For I, V R It polnts-8 45 a. m ; 12 01, 2 IS,
111 nnd 11 00 p 111.
For I'ennsvlvanla R. It. points 0.45, 0 33 .
m ; 2 IS end 4 27 p 111
For Mbjiy and all points north 0 20 a, m.
and .1 32 p m
"!UVDvY TRINS
For Carbondale 7 20, 0 00, 11.13 a. m ; 2 26,
3 52, 5 47, 10 12 p m
For Wilkes lliii.--013 a. m ; 12 0.1, 153, 3 28,
4 42, 0 27, 8 27 p m
For Ml.anv and points north .1 52 p m.
Fer llonesdale and lake Lodore 9 00, 1133 a.
in and " 62 p m
Lowest utes to all points in United States and
Canae'a
J. V HIIHDICK. G. P A , Albany. N. Y.
H VV. ( RO'.s, ) p. A , scranton. Pa
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In FfTect Hay 27, l'00
Trains leave Scranton,
For Philadelphia and New York, via D. & II.
H It , at 0 4', a m and 12 01. 2 18, 4 27 (Hlack
Dhmcnd Express), and 11 10 p in. Sunda8, D.
k II It It , 1 54. 7 4? p m
For White Ihvcn, Hazleton and principal
points In the coal regions, via D k II 11. 1! ,
6 41. 2 18 and 4 27 p. m For Pottsvllle, C 45,
2 is p. m
Tor H.thleheni, Faston, Heading, Harrlsburg
and pilnclpil intermediate stations via 1). k II.
It It, oa-i .1 m , 12 01, 2 18, 4 27 (Hlack Dia
mond Eipress). II 10 p ni Sundas, I) k H.
If. II . 1 13. 7 4S p m
For Tunklum.ock. Towanda, I'lmlra, Ithaca,
Geneva nnd initclp.il intermediate stations, Til
l) L. i VV. It 1! , 8 03 a m ; 1 05 and 3 II
p m
For Gcnevi, Rochester, lluffato, Niagara Falls,
Chicago, and nil taints we-t, via I) & II R. II ,
12 0.1, IT) (Hlack Diamond Express), 7.43. 10 11,
II 10 p in sunehvs, D 1 11. II. R, 12 01 p.
I. ; 7 I' p m
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehlu'h Valley
parloi cms on all tuln '.etween W likes Harre
and New Vork, Philadelphia, Buffalo and bus
pension Hrldge.
HOI I IV II WH.IIUlt. Gen. upt., 2(1 Cortland
street. New- lolk
Cll VHI ES S I.I'.F. Gen Pass Agt . 20 Corttind
street, New oik
A VV VOVNTVIVCIIFH, Dlv. Pass. Agt., South
Ilethlehem, I'a
I'm tickets nnd P illman reservations appl 3i
Lackawanui avenue, Scianton, Pa.
Central Railron'd ol New Jersey.
titlons In New Vork Foot of I ibert stieet,
N R , nnd Smth Feir.v
Anthracite eonl use el exclusively, insuring
elejnllness and com'ort
TIME TVIII L IN ' I FI'CT VIW 2', pmo
Trains leave 'crinton for V vv Vork, Nuwjrk,
Flirabelli, Phll.1d1lpl.l1. Fndcn, lie tlilelicm, VI
lentovvn. Mineli Chunk and While Haven, at H i0
a 11 ; express, 120, expiess, too p m Sun
ehvs, 2 11 p m
lor Piltslon nni Wilkes It irrr, S "0 a. ni , 1 .'0
and 4 00 p 111 Simdavs. 2 11 p. ni
ler Vlouililn Paik, s 10 a 111, 120 aid 4 CO
11 111 sundavs. 2 P. p m
Fir llalllmore mil Wnlilngton. nnd pc hits
S01 th and West via Hithhliini, S 10 a in , 1 0
p m 'un.h's. 2 P. p in
For laii llramh Oeean (.'rove, etc , at 8 ,0
a 111 an I 1 20 p in
er Heading, libation nnd ljrrlhtirg, via VI
lent, nn, S u0 a 111 and 120 p 111. Sunlaj,
2 11 p m
lor Pottsvllle. 8 "!0 a m , 1 20 p in
'riuongh tlekrts tn all pnints ejt. south and
wet at lowest ntes at the station
I II OIlllllU'sFN. C.n Supl
II P HVIIlWIN. Gen Pi.s Agt
New York, Ontario nnd Western R.R.
11MF TVIILF. IN IIFICT SUNDVV, JUNE 21,
" noo
North Hound Ii ilna.
Eeaee Leive
Scran- Carbon- Arrive
Tialn
201 .
ton. Hale Cadosli
10 10 a m. 11 20o m 1 01 p m
1 I. ,1 Tn J V II m lilln m
"0" '".... 0 00 P in Irrlve ( .irbondale, (1 40 p in
" ' '" South Ilounl I rains.
Leave Leave j
Cadosla, Carbolic! ite. Scranton
n(w 70) a 111 7.40 a m
"01 .... S nl 0 nJ ' '" 10 41 a in.
ooil ' ....Sft'.p m 1 'I P m 4,20p.m
m SUNDVVS ONLY.
North Hound.
Ieive Leave
Scran- Caibon- Arrlvt
ton dale. Cadosla
oni S"0a. in 910 a m 10 41a. m
"00 .... '"OP '" rrlve Carbondale, 7 45 p. m
'" South Hound
leave Li'ave
Cadosla Carbondale. Scranton.
001 7 no a m 7 40 a m
"iri ".'.... 4 ' " I'- "' Clip m 0 33 p. m
" Tialti No 201 make connection for points
NYiith and South on Main Line, at Cadosla
Trains Nos 20.1 und 201 make Walton, Delhi,
Ilain.hn and Kidney connections
Trains Nos 201 and 204 make Main Line eon.
nectlons on Suiidav. ,..,,.
i'or fuitlier inlonnation. consult ticket agents
J C V.NDFHSON, Gen Pas.s Agt , N'ew York,
j' I'.! WI.III, Traveling Passenger Agent, Scran,
'ton, Pa
Erie nnd Wyoming Valley,
Time Table In UTect May 23, 1000,
Trains leave Scranton for llawley, Lake Ariel
and Intermediate points as follows: No J, 8 (J
a. in. 1 No 4, 2 23 p m i No. 6, 5 20 p. in.; No.
, 7 11 p m
swidat trains at 0 00 a m and 2 00 p m.
Trains N'o 2 and N'o, 4 eunneit at Hiwley for
points on Erie railroad
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