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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1900.
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. the assortment is broken. We want every
man who has heretofore depended on the
merchant tailors to examine these new gar
ments. They are a revelation and an education
to see the perfect tailors' craft that is displayed
in these goods.
Nothing like it has ever before been at
tempted in ready-to-wear clothing.
Our clothing is
Every j
garment bears the
Corcoran & O'Brien,
Also Pittston, Pa. 408 Lackawanna Ave.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
CARBONDALE
TALKS ON FRANKLIN.
Next Tuesday evening the first of the
scries of studies o the lives of famous
Americans will be tiik.cn up by the
(Young Men's union. There will be ten
flve-hilnute papers on the life of Ben
jamin Franklin, on the following1 top
ics: "His Birth," "Newspaper Adven
ture,'' "Business Prosperity," "Scien
tific Investigations," "University of
"Pennsylvania," "The Poem," "The
(Quakers," "Member of Continental Con
gress," "Treaty of Peace." "Domestic
Life," "Constitutional Convention" and
"His Death." There will be several
vocal and Instrumental selections in
addition to these papers, so the event
will no doubt prove Interesting to
everyone who attends.
"STEVE" DIDN'T LIKE IT.
Stephen Gllby, constable, didn't like
the story published to the effect that
the Polish women of Simpson nearly
killed him. He says they simply in
spired the men to light. Those who
came to the rescue, however, declare
that In ferocity the women eclipsed the
men completely and that each one of
the enraged matrons was equal to a
pair of the bread-winners.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Rev. W. M. Hiller, formerly pastor of
the Methodist church of this city, and
nt one time presiding elder of the
Ilonesdale district. Is hens visiting his
sons, Frederick and Harry.
Mrs. F. C. Munn and daughter, Ro
mulnc, will go to New Yoik today for
a two weeks' visit.
Charles Thorne Is a guest of Hlns
liamton friends.
I. Vnl Hollenbeek, who was one of
the pall-bearers at the funeral of Flor
ence Kllgour, has returned from New
York.
Delaware and Hudson surveyois are
running lines for an ice switch to con
nect Lake Lodore with' the Honesdale
branch.
P. F. Hughes spent yo.-lerday in
Waynuut.
Reuben Klnback, of Hcranton, is a
Bucst of friends In this city.
Don, young son of Mr. and Mis.
Plerco Dovore, of Park street, Is in
with scarlet fover.
The Young Men's union of the Con
gregational church Is making arrange
ments to receive the returns from the
different parts of the country on elec
tion night. All young men are urged
to go and get the news direct from the
wires.
The police wish to suggest to the
owners of horses that they make sure
the statilo doors uro well secured and
that extra enro be taken to Insuro the
safely of their stock, as horse thieves
are now decidedly bold and active,
JERMYN AND MAYFIELP.
Captain Heuwood had a force of
men engaged yesterday In elenring the
now foot ball Held, near Maple Grove,
If the grounds nre in shape, u game
will be played tills afternoon.
Nov. V. H, Williams, tlm Drummer
Evungellst, will speak here In the
First Haptiat church on Sunday morn
ing at 10.30 o'clock.
Mis. William Seymour, of Third
street, was u Scranton visitor yester
day. St. Luke's Day was observed lost
evening In St. Jumcs Kplscopal
church.
The Democratic rally In AVIndsor
hall last night was largely attended.
Several of the candidates were pres-
WHEN IN OOUBT, TRY
STRONG
iniiu i Ti?sfiw "zzj
Tlgor to the whole b.ieg. Alldralas and losies are cbtcVti ttrn'amtly, Unless patlina
are Prope'V eujfd, their condition often worries them Inro Inaanliy, Cooiumption or Death
Mailed sealed. Priee ti per bon 6 boxes, with tnulnHMii..,.,;., ,V.....V.T.j.l!
uoaev, fc.oo. Send for free book.
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r Sals by JOHN H, PHELPS, PbormacUl, ccr. Wycmlng avenue and
8prU?trMt.
No. 2.
made by union tailors.
union label.
ent upon the platform and made short
addresses. The meeting was pre
sided over by Hon. Matthew Leslie,
the well-known Third ward lender of
the party.
Ontario and "Western Conductor Day
has been confined to his home on
Cemetery street the past few days
with Illness.
Mrs. Toman and grandson, V. J.
Penrose, returned home yestoiday
from a week's visit to Scranton
friends.
Excursion from Jermyn. Sattnday, to
the Pure Food show at Scranton. Fare
for round trip, 40 cents. Special train
over Delaware and Hudson at 10.09 a.
hi. and 1.49 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Puckey, of
Peckville, have taken up their resi
dence here.
TAYLOR.
On Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock
Mr. Cornelius Ludgate, u, popular
young man of this town, was united
in marringe to Miss Alice L. Reilly, an
estimable young lady of Ashley. The
ceremony was performed in St. Leo's
church at that place by the Rev. Fath
er O'Reilly. The bridesmaid was Miss
Agnes Reilly, sister of the bride, and
John Ludgate, brother of the groom,
was best man. At the conclusion of
the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the bride's home and
afler receiving the congratulations of
their numerous friends they left for
New York and other points of Interest.
On their return they will go house
keeping in a neatly furnished home
at Lackawanna, where the groom is
employed as station agent for the Del-
j aware, Lackawanna nnd Western com
pany.
The congregation of the Calvary Bap
tist church are busily engaged pro
paring for the coining fair nnd festi
val to be held in Weber's rink.
A quoit match between David Re van
and William Powell for .113 a side will
be held nt Ridgeway's hotel on Satur
day. Oct. '27.
Ituv. Thomas Butland.'of Piovldence,
will preach at lo.lio a. m. and C p. m.
on Sunday at the First Congregational
church, North Taylor,
James Reed Injured.
Mr. James Reed struck his leg
against a cake of ice In such u manner
as to bruise It severely. It became
very much swollen and pained him so
badly that he could not walk without
the aid of mutches. He was treated
by physicians, also used several kinds
of liniment and two and a half gallons
of whisky In bathing it, but nothing
gave any relief until lie began using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This
brought almost a complete cure in u
week's time and he believes that had
he not used this remedy his leg would
linve had to be ampuUUcd. Mr. rtecd
Is one of the leading merchants of Clay
Court House, W. Vn. Tain Balm Is
unequaled for sprains, bruises nnd
rheumatism. For sale by all druggists.
Matthew Bros,, wholesale and retail
agents,
OLYPHANT.
A Boys' Riigade will be organized
In the Blukely Baptist church this
evening, under the direction of Rev.
David Spencer, D. D, John D, Bol
ton will bo appointed drill master.
Meetings will be held every Friday
evening. It Is expected a largo num
ber of boys will Join.
The Independent Polltial club, of the
Fourth ward, will hold a meeting this
afternoon at l o'clock, All members
are requested to bo present.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Ulakely,
has returned homo after spending the
past month at the Adlroudncks,
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris, f
TheybiTo stood the test of ysars.
and bjv cured thousands ol
caves oi wenous Ulseaies, iucb
as Otblhtv. Dlninsii. Slecclci.
nets and Vartcoccle,Atrophy,&c,
the clrcuUlioc, make digcitioa
Address. PEAL HCOICIMK co.. ri.w.l.n l
Hyde Pnvk, w'crc visitors In tbwn
yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick Hngen nnd Mrs,
Thomas Hnrrls, of Hamilton, spent
yesterday with Mrs. Louis Blockbtir
ger. Mrs. John Orler, of Plltston, Is vis
iting her mother, Mrs, William Henty,
of Dunmoro street.
Miss Margaret Kane, of f-outh
Sofnnton, was the guest of Miss Mary
Rognn yeiitorday,
Misses Jennie Mason and Lizzie
Jonc3 spent Wednesday with Hydo
Pnrk friends.
Miss Edith Hanson, of Wlllics-Hnrro,
Is visiting Mr. nnd Mis. Matthew
Mackey, of Lackawanna street.
PECKVILLE.
The members of the Ulakely Hlrrh
school will give the following pro
gramme, Saturday evening, October 1!0,
In the Callendcr eliapol. The public are
Invited. A silver collection, to apply
for the purchase of library books, will
be received at the door: Music, Flor
ence White; address. Howurd Brund
age; recitation, Harry Hodge; lecl
tollon, Kthel Shcrer; solo, Frances
Squler; essay, Pearl Brundngo; ora
tlon, Charles Harding; solo, Howard
Brundago; "Trip Through Nova
Scotia," Dora SIcklor; recitation, Valo
dla Olftln; song, Misses AVhlte, Brlggs
and Rooko; "How I Spent My Vaca
tion," Henry Doyle; ointlon, Willis
Courtrlght; duet, Frances Squler rind
Howard Rrundnge; address, Marshall
Jones; recitation, Lena Gendnll; school
papcr.Jonnlo Phillips; quartette, Misses
Squler and Gendall, Messrs. Sltgreaves
and Brundngo.
The Now York and Scranton Coal
company are making preparations for
resuming work the first of the week.
such as shoeing the mules nnd other
necessary preliminary work.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Swingle, who
have been 111 with typhoid fever and
who were reported as convalescent, are
again reported seriously ill.
Druggist W. S. Bloes will leave this
morning for Maine, on hlmhuuting ex
pedition, and will be joined by Messrs.
G. M. Patterson, W. J. Broad unit O.
M. Pierce at Carbondale, Weils Bridge
and Oneonta, respectively, who with
the assistance of a guide will compose
the party who will spend three weeks
in the Interior of Maine, where big
game abounds in largo numbers. On a
previous occasion Messrs, Bloes and
Broad brought home with them and
donated to the three churches a young
deer, which netted each church a hand
some amount from the venison sup
per, which proved a rare treat, and
which may be duplicated, providing the
party meets with as good success as
on the previous occasion.
It. J. Reese, of the New York and
Scranton Coal company, enjoys the un
disputed distinction of being the cham
pion juniper around the Ontario col
liery. The Methodist Kplscopal Sunday
school class No. .1 will give a mock trial
In the lecture room of the church on
Thanksgiving evening.
T. V. Powderly, Jr., of Caibnndaie,
was a business visitor in town yester
day.
Congressman Connell's Important
part In effecting the miners' settle
ment at Philadelphia, Wednesday, oc
casioned much favorable comment
among the worklngmen of this place
yesterday.
'Aba. Tlnklepaugh and John F. Jones
left yesterday for Ehrenfeld, Cambria
county. Pa.
The scholars of the Blukely High
shool will give an entertainment at
the chapel, Saturday, Otober 17, 1900,
at 7.110 p. m. The public is Invited,
and a silver offering will be taken at
the door.
Excursion from Peckville Saturday
to the Pure Food show nt Scranton.
Fare for round trip, 3.'i cents. Trains
over the D. & II. at 10.20 a. ni. and
1.38 p. m.
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
SATUUDW Jlo'ljeski; matinee, "Mr.cbelh"
niKht, "Kiiiff John."
Academy of Music.
illHIX DAYS-'-Thc nowi-iy
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Datl.."
Alter
Gniety.
Tllllt:i: DAY.t-Kilir.s and Queens llur-
LAST
IeaQlll'IA.
"Boweiy After Dark."
"'Hie Uowciy After D.uk" opened n lluee
nlijlitj' ene.iffement liit cirnlng at the Academy
of .Music, 'the hou-e wan crowded to tin dooi-.,
many people beluj; foiced to stand ami many
wise turned av.jy. The nowd nnltlns to liet
In the salleiy al 7.B0 was the Uriro-t ciowd
cen in flout of the Academy tur some time
and after the douia weie opuied.it illd not take
lonjr to till that pait of the theau-i.
'I he play. "Hie floweiy Attei IlaiK," N a sen
Mlloual iiielo-duuia Willi a veiy stums moral
ami Jut tin- kind of play thu please the avciaico
tlialei-socr. The trallfiy lios, e-pecially, wu-n
In their iluneiit-. The nl.ii was leiv' t.istilv
hta;ed ami costumed, although nothing was
oir"dir..n or i.iirgeraleil. 'the dltrerctit seems
roitel-lril of a llowiry concert lull. Tiling Lee's
opium don and a cellar In the opium den, nil
of whlcli were iciy well put on, and, JucIrIhi;
from the fiequcnt outbursts of applause the audi
erne must hue left the theater well pleased,
'ihe piece will continue tho balance of iho week,
wltli a matinee today and tomorrow,
Kings and Queens Burlesqueis.
At thu Ualcty jestciday Oppenheimvi's KIuks
mid Queens UuileMiuers bigau ,i thirj djjn en
BiiKCincnt. They glie a performance, that has a
number of entertaining features. It open, with
tho Kliis'a and Queen's leecpilon, in which fin-,
SIllls, the well-known female Impel ion ttnr, has
mi iuipoitant put, The reeeptim courludes with
a buili'siiuc on "i:i Capltau,"
It) the olio appear Camllle Sraflo.-d, hall id
singer; Kvans and Claiico, jeiobailo sketLli
team; the nrucits, jn a miisir.il act; fhaiplei
and Annlo Darling, sketch team, and l.eltoy and
I." Yjii.ion, who do .i flno lioilront.il Lai act.
The show concludes Willi a bit of noiijiii-e en
tilled "A I'clrlfled Mm." The compiiiv- wi bo
nt the fialety for ihe remainder of the week.
Matinees daily.
Modjeaka in a New Bole,
Tho public need hirdly bo reminded that Mad
ar.io Modje.ika, the great Polish actress who ia
now making her farewell four of the United
States, is to fill an emsogement at flic Lyceum
on .SatiiuLii", for both inatliiec and evening, Ihe
event has been heialdod and anticipated with
glowing fnleitiit by ull who have any icgard for
the great aililewments of the American stage,
Hut lnco It was announced that she was to
appear m Constance in "King John," width for
her U an eutliely new lole, an added Import,
unce Is lent to h oeia.toii. The play itself
has been a stranger to the tUge in lhi country
eier aline the title ule was placed by .liinlm
Booth in 1671. In preseiitli.g it now iladaiuu
Modjekka is following the lead pf her famous
English contemporaiy, .Mr. llieihohm Tw, who
recently caic the tragedy a siimptuoiu produe
tlon in London, whcio it enjojed an linmeme
flnanclJl succct.'.
The production which Modjeska's iiMiugeta,
Messrs. Wagenluls k Kemper, will pr;6cnt here,
Is said to bo as nearly equal to that teen in
London as the clilficultics cf u treneial tour will
allow. Tho part of King John will be assumed
by 11. D. McLean, whoso long establishment as
a star makes an introduction unnecessaiy, ami
Prlnca Arthur by Ml Odette T.vlcr. At the
matinee, ty fpeolitl request. Modjcslel will ap
pear nt Laity Miit'jcth nnd Mr. MacLean In the
title role.
"Falsely Accused."
Pit) a, or technically pe.ikliur, piodiu tloiw ol
sloiles mitten by the cleverest million ol tha
nice, such in "We tin ol TciincMCp," "A Soldier
of the Emplie," "Taken from Life," "The Oreat
llrookljn Itindicnp," "Cannon," "A Daughter's
S.tirlllce," "Monte Crlitn" and "The Reel, While
ainl tllu.o" which arc the brain and pen work
of well stahdarit .pl.iyvi rights as Howard Hall,
Alec I!, Ives, Lee Aillitir, Charles Fnwcctt and
Henry Pettlt, form the cl.m of cntiitaliimont
offered by the Schllhi Stock ininpany to the
audiences which nightly throng (he llie.ilcii
where they appear.
The nrir-inlratluti Is headed by Eugene flatter.
Ihc jounpf loinntillc actor, and Ella I'ont.ilnblcaii,
the churning nnd accomplished actress, nnd (he
uppoitlnir lompiny Is a mot capable one In
cu'iy njillculir. In point of elaborate emltim
hit,', "tenia cmbelllidiiiicnls and modem clients,
thu compiny lia no superior among luivctlnv
popnlai priced ntliactlon. A week's cngagcmint
will be ln.iURtn.itcd at the Academy of liulo
on .Mondiy evening, at which time "Falsely Ac
ni'ed" will lie picsoiitcd ns too Inltljl attrac
tion. Matinees will be given dally comment trip;
TiicmIjj',
Devil's Auction.
The many patroni of the "Devil's Auction"
will he Mirprlsed at the numerous channel and
Iniiot.itlom in t tilt fo.isoiiN production, Manager
Y.ih has certainly secured n number of noeltles
and special fcatuitt. Anions them may be men
tioned "Tho llauie of the Ihemcnti," n new
nit fccmod fop this ntlincllon, nnd teen tor
the 111 it time In tliti countiy with fuU l.unoiu
rpoctai'Ie.
M'llc bene anil Z.ira, the uirl with the dog
with tho auburn hair. This net created n sensa
tion la New York duilug the past miiiiiiiciI
wheic It was one of the prlnclpil alliaetlont
at the Amerlu.ui theater rouf gaiden. The Three
nrothcrs f.eando, In their acrobatic antique"!
The Sisters Clement, tn an artistic dnnetiij; ami
singing specialty; Mr, Hkluid T. lliown, the
deer comcolan, and The f.'reat "Sldonia
Tioupe," eonslstim,' of eight KnglUli singers nnd
dancers-, especially Imported for this je.ir's tour
of tho "l)cll's Auction," In conjunction Willi
the funny trick scene, beautiful transformation,
grand ballets, etc., etc., making nn evening's
entertainment tlint cannot be equaled, and the
patrons of tho Lyceum on next Tuesday night
have a treat in store for them.
Musical Farce.
"A I.utky Coon," which comes to the finicly
Hunter for a three nights' engagement with a
matlnes every day is deuihed as a rousing, icl
llcklng musical fane comedy in two acts with
flip high class vaudeville arts Introduced in be
tween the first and second acts. The name of the
piece is "A Lucky Coon," and Is pioduced In
a caiefully selected company of colored talent,
Tho piinclpnl comedians aie the two well
Known colored attUK Menu Kami and Walter
Dixon, who appear as Silver King and Dollar
ntn.
MR. BEVERIDGE
TO YOUNG MEN
Cuiidudcd fiom Page I. J
the labor organi.-aUoti is in the woild of labor.
And o all industry and all enterprise of our
0111117.111011 adiauics tluough this tendency to
con-olid ilion, combination and co-opcr.it ion. It
may be that the day will come when eiery em
ploye of eiery department stoic in Ameiiei will
lx- a xtockholder in the corpoiation, iw is the
case in Prnncc. The Illinois Central lallroail h.is
.ilieaily begun to tliiide its piotlls among its
I'liiploj-cs, making every employe of Hint gieat
laili. i.ul ,i -tockliulder tn the enterprise. All of
these developments on tiie faun, in the stow,
on the lailroad, in labor a ret capital o! our in
tliistii.il development, -fiate theli loots in the
increasing intelligence of llip people and the in
cieasint: iiiteidepeudcnce upon each other which
our advancing civilisation lirings. They ate .is
ii'ci liable as they are natural, and they ought
to be full of Wessiiigs for all mankind. Hut in
Iheir development, evils hate developed, just as
evils liaio attended every advance of liumaii pio
Kress, No man is perfect. No nation ia perfect.
Nn society is pel feet. Not even all tho people
of t lie world me pcifcct. Their pi ogre is full
of nudities.
Party Attitudes Contrasted.
AVh.it now is the attitude of the two gleet
pntics on Ihi.s elenientlal nociil anil ii-clu-.tri.il
question' Tho difleiem-p between the patty of
construction and the party of destruction on this
gleat issue of tiusts is that the patty of con
struction .says that the evil shall he icmedled
without destio.viiig tho piimlple of good will' It
tuns tlirouiili all. and tho n.irtv of destruction
k.ivs that this whop- developmenl should be all
Milutely destioved. Aecoiding tu the party of
destrmticn, instead of the gicat building, we
must go back to the many little and separate
buildings; instead of the department stoic, ive
mu-t go back to the many little, separate, high
priced shops; instead of gicat railway systems,
vva imiit k-o back to the many damrcious. bluh-
iuiccd, badly-served loads of which it was
toimed; lnteal or the ovgiatlons of labor,
we must have each ivorkinRtuan cuing foi no on.
but hiimclf. Instead of peimitting gieat com
binations uf capital to do their primer ivoik,
by which alone gieat hiidges have been built
acioss the widest liieis, by which alone cabin
have boon laid over all tho seas, b.v which alone
that nelwoik ot intelligence called Ihe lelegiaph,
has bien woven all .-.round tho glolie, by vvhieii
alono the Coating pa'.ccs of gicat sliip lines
navel the ocean highvva.vs of the world, all aie
to be dissolved and each man for himself, with
what little wealth be can accumulate, nchien
his iuslgnincnnt industrial result. In other
ivoids, till the forces ot civilization me to bo
icveiscd. We aro not to stand still; we aie to
urn baikvvard to where mankind began. If this
is not tine, then there is no logic in the prctm
sitlon ot the party of destiuctlon. But it is not
a question whether this is true or not; it is
openly ilctlaicd by the.- leader of modern Dcni
oeincy that his pinpose is to make war upon
that whole indiistilil, llnancl.il and social devel
opment of which tho combination ot capital is
a single nnd nut the mo-t impoitant instance.
Is that the programme which .ipihuIs to the
jouiig nun of lids countiy? Mill that bct
develop this nation's icsonrces? Will that be-t
aid in tho happiness of man? Hill tint best
fuio the Interests and glory ol the American
people -aye, will that beat tcive thu immediate
and mocul Intnests and future cueer of voiin-
inui tlie-mschcs?
Trusts and Young Men.
It Is the plea of tho party of destruction that
this development ol our civilization take) all op.
portuultlt's for advancement away fiom the
young nun. f am willing let have that to the
young man himself, Suppo-c a .voting man has
neither money, ftiends nur any asset but his in
dustry, bis coinage, his honor and his ability.
Would he have as great an oppoitunlty if all
thcno combinations were destroyed, as bo has to
il ly? Could he find n position in the cia of
thu final! shop as easily as in the era of the
department sloiei No, because each shop-kecpci-l.ept
his own shop. Could he si. lit up n shop of
his own? No, becaue lie would not have the
money. And ion could not st.nl a shop (hen
more easily than joii can now without money.
This indtivtrl.il development of which the depart
ment stoic, the i.iilnud consolidation, tho gie.it
building and thu mighty inautifae titling entei.
prlvc :ne eiMiuplcs atloid the young man Ids
nppoiluully Instead of taking It away. Would
the loimg man havo greater opportunities In tin
hundred fepaiato blacksmith .shops which used to
piodueo the nude plows ot this secllnii of the
liltlon or in the great Oliver Chilled Plow ivoika
ol urn' statu with its regiment of employe.-, Its
heads of departments, Its distributing agencies,
and all the lamlflcitlons of Us vast industry? I
put it to tho young man himself: Would ion
rather lake jour ihances of necmlng a position
In ono of the blacksmith shops which mod to
make plows, or in this great inarufactuilng cr
gaiiizatlon? Would you rather take your rhaiuos
of seeming' cmplojment by one of the little
stoiekeepcis of former da.va, or at the hands ot
i gteat geneial of mercantile trade like Jlaishall
I'lcld? Would theie bo better opportunity for
advancement nn one of the little bankrupt rail,
roads of the olden time than on the tremendous
I'eunsjlranla Hjstcm, wheuo operation absolutely
demands the freshest thought, keenest alcituos
and tho mast willing Industry?
Young- Blood in TJemnnd.
I icpoat flut these great eirteipiUc give young
men iheir oppoiunlllc. Thcte js Just one tie.
pitiit Hut these great conccius absolutely not it,
and that is young blood, young lu.iln, young
iiieigy and young nerve. Ilia head of a great
coiiiiunv in Indiana, the oilier dav was inked by
the head of u gicat ilnjr.il.il Institution vvhcthtT
his company did not want to borrow some
money, "No," camj ihe icpb, ''wo do not need
liioncj-, We aie not looking for iiionej. What
we nee'd and arc looking for every day Is joung
men with bialiis." 'lliese gicat tombinatlous ol
business a io only possible when (ouductt'd with
mathematical atcuiac)', with an all-seeing omul
piesent rnterprivc; and so it Is that theli thst
need, their last need, and abso utely their oulv
ludlspensable need, is the strongest joung uuii
Hut can be found In the land, This theoiy is
clear, Is It not? What row are the facts? Mr.
Schwab, the bead of the great Carnegie Steel
company, roso from a boy in the works, anil ho
is only 37 years old today, (ieoige W, Perkins,
a lice president of the New Yolk Life Insurance
company, and one of the most successful Insui
ai'ie managers in the world, is 33 years of age,
and rose to bis present position' fiom a boy In
The People's Exchange.
VVr'siibAu'ktAvtvAksiA'i
A
POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for til MeiulU of VII Wlto
llnvc Holmes (o Rent, Rent Kstnte m Other Property to
Sell or lixelmnite, or Who Want Situations or llctn TI'ujj
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent n Word. Six Insertion) fo.4
Five Cents it Word Incept Sltitntloiit Wanted, Which Arj In.
scried Free,
FOK RENT.
fOll ltKNT-XI.W IIOL'KK, TUN tlOOIS, At.t.
the lain Inmrovimcnts! rent ?10( 1WI rt
mlng raciiuc. inquire 13.'0 Wjomlng avenue,
FOR SALE
S A f .N y"stWJj'WfWj'V AAAAA
I'Oll SAf,K-0SI! rtlKlliLATlOK MZI1 IIHUNS.
wick pool Ubk. Addtr A. H. 1'illchard, 8"i
Com i stiect,
foil SAi.n-ttoon iu:.viiNa stovi:, su madi-
son aicnue.
FOll HALIi-SIX HKAO OP DUAKT HOItbHSJ.
M. field, 'JJt nnd 2i.t Oalifcul com I.
WANTIEDTOUY
VANTntTSncSirTfAl'6LOTMACnlNCs7
must bo In gojd order: ttate particulars M
to make and price. Address, L. M., general de
livery, Scranton, I'a.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTHD-OXn OK TWO
roc ins; lieated: centrally
C care Hcranton Supply Co.
I'NFUItXIHlir.D
located. 1'.. 1'.
WANTED 2 OK 3 f UllSISIllin IIOOMS, I'Oll
llglit bousekeepiitgi centrally located, Ad
dress, J. W Wnilnms bulhllng. Ctty.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONTY
once.
TO LOAN-STflAKIHT
Curry, Conncll building.
LOANS AT
ANY AMOUNT OP MON'HY T9 LOAN. QUICK,
atraiglit loans or Dulldlng and Loan. At
from 4 to 6 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
314-315 Connell building.
LOST.
lost-uttm: r.LACi; tan,
any infounatlon gratefully
Market eticct. Howard olftiecf.
FEMALK 1)00;
lecelltd, 402 II.
LEGAL.
m:am:d proposals will hi: m:cKivnn at
the otllce of the City Cleik. Scranton, l'.t..
until 7..10 o'clock p. in., TllUIFdaJ, October 2i,
1000, to grade Wyoming avenue fiom a point
about 2.10 feet south ol the south fence line of
i'ino street to Ash street, in Aicoulance Willi
plan and specifications filed in said office. l'.acli
bidder shall cm lose with his proposal his certified
check for five hundred dollars as a guarantee to
execute a contrart ir awarded the same. The
city teeries Ihe light to reject any or all bids.
By cider of City Councils.
M. T. LAVELLll, City Clerk.
Sciaulon, Pa., Oct. Jo, 1D00.
Nona: to owners of proii;rty on hast
Market .street, between the Lackawanna
rivev and North Main avenue. The following is
a copy of a lesolution of City Councils of the
City of Scranton, Pa., approved Oct. 8, 1000.
Hcsolied, by tho Select Council of Use City of
Miamou, i ne common council concutriug, mat
it is lieieby cleclareil to be the puipose of the
City of .Scranton to order that, that portion ot a
ceitaln street in said rlty, known as Hast Mai
kct street, lying between the bridge creasing
the Lackavyanna river and the pave where said
Market street and Noith Main avenue intersects
each other, shall be paved at the expense of the
abutting piopeity, in accordance to the foot
fiont tide. Piovided that three-fourths of ull
the members elected to each branch of 111"
cdinclls shall vole in favor theieof. On the
passage of this lesolution by the above named
vole, and the appioval of the Major, the City
Clerk shall publish a copy theieof, for ten days
ill two newspapers published in the City of
Scranton, stating that unless a majority of the
owneis of piopeity abutting upon said Kast Mai
ket sliccf between the points above named,
shall signify to councils in writing within sixty
daya from the date of the approval of thu
resolution, their picfereneo of the mateiial de
ail ed for such pavement. Councils will proceed
to pass nn oidinance directing the paving of
said street witli such material as they sec (11.
Approved Oct. I!, WOO. JAMCs MOIU, Major.
Published in pursuance of the provisions of
the foregoing lesolution.
M. T. LAVCLLt:, City Clerk.
one of the comptny's western offices, without
nionej or influence. The lice pieshlcnt of the
Chemical bank of New Yoik, the guatest private
banking coiporntinn In the world, is William II.
Portei. now- 30 ye.it s old. He rose to that nosi-
tlon from u messenger boy without an Influential
fiicnd or acquaintance in all the woild. Ihess
lire lllusttations within my own per-onal obsei
lation. And the history of every tuccessful
business enterptise in this countiy, which the
1 uily of detiuction in this campaign declare?
is taking nvvoy from young men their oppoitunl
ties, is on the contrary the history of the con
slant and certain nnd absolutely necess-aiy ad
vance of young men lioui the lowest po-ltions to
the veiy head and gencial-hip of these great in
iliistii.il armies, all of which ate developments of
conization itself. For civilization is nothing
more than the inter-dependence of human beings
upon each other. Instead of the dependence of
each individual upon biin-elf. Tlieiefoie, civili
zation lequires ot each man the most e.actin';
discharge ot bis duties. nd v) it Is that these
great Industrial enterpilses of production, tians
poitatiou and distribution, histoid of Mklng op
pottunitles away fiom the joung man, nffoid an
Ji.cieaseel number ot opportunities to the joung
man. To dtstioy this development of elvilla
tlon, whose two great piinciples me i om'iin.ithi'i
and co-opeintion, is to destroy civilization itself,
And jet that is what the party of destruction
Tircpotcs. That is what that parly's great lend
er dcclarci to bo bis purpose. That patty's pin
Kisniinc is not to remedy an eill, but to de.-ttoy
u deielopment.
History Repeated.
This is no nen- attitude. The fam; objection
was made against the steatu engine and piincii.
get- train; it was said that they would distioy
the sale of hoises and the business of the stige
conch. The kiihr ohlcetlon was made io the im
plored machinery of farming; It was slid lint
tho hamster, the thresher and the- Miukcr
would take the luead out of flic mouths of the
faim hands and make the filinor an independent
.iiksUni.it. 'Ihe suite objection has been meile
t i cve'iy step of hum in ndvar.ee. And all these
objections Ii.ii e culminated today in the decla
ration of the Democratic party, as the paity of
distinction, that it proposes a war of auulhtla
tlon ngitinst this whole iiidiniri.il development,
On tho other hand, the Republican party, its the
poity of construction, peiiotves that this gloat
deielopment is ineicly another step in our nil
waging civilisation. It perceives that tin- elc.
uicr.tr.iy principles ot this advance aie benelleitt
In all mankind. Tliti it pen elves with just as
keen an eye that evil attend it, Juvt as cvllt
attend and alvvajs have attended, ami always
will attend, eveiy lievclopinenl of human pio
giess. just as eac't peiiod of our physical life
has Its own peculiar Ills, Hilt the ditTiicnco be.
twecn Iho Demount io party .mil the Republican
party on this elemental question Is that one party
proposes destruitlon of this development itsilf,
v.l.eicns the other paity proposes to legulate
that development and to lemeely the evils that
attend It, And so I put the question to the
young men or the nillou whether tlieio Is any
thing attiactivo to their .voiith, their cneiay,
tilth- initiative, their hope in the pioginnura
of a destruction presented to them by Hip party
ot destruction. I can think why lull. in ago
mUl.t possibly ally itself with Mr, llryau's
proposition tn t;o hack to the old days, but net
of a single icason why vital, constiucting, ad.
v.iiitiug youth should chain it.edt to this holy
of death. On the conlraiy, by the very itattiie
of jour peiiod of life, joung man, by ihe swift
eurienls of jrur blood of youth, by your fiesh
brain, .vour clear ilsion, your daring heart, jcii
belong with the party of construe tlon it'ttl not
with the paity of destruction; with the party
that idvancc3 as civilization advances, and nut
with the paitv whoso peipettul pinposo is tu
tcierse the wheels of progress.
TRYING TO AROUSE THE
SLUMBERING PATRIOTS.
By Efolusive Wire from "She Associated Press.
Harrlshmg, Oct, 18 A Joint rail was Ik-ued
todiy by I'halinuii John S, lllllimr, of the
Democuliu Mate innimlttee, ami Cliiuucey F,
lllatk, picfidcnt of the Assoe lotion of Demo
cratic Clubi of I'eniu-ylvunl.i, inglni; Hut public
meetings bo held by Democrats tluoughout Ihe
state on Oct, 27 under the management of local
clubs ur county organlutions In the liopo that
such gatlic'tiiiKi will matciUUy a-iit In the
election of the Democrats national, (tale and
local tickets
MURDERERS RESPITED,
Uy Eucluslve Wire fiom The Associated Pre.
llarrUburB, Oct. IS, tloveinor Stone today or
dered condemned muiderers as follows to be ic
spited: Mary Thomas llaye, Fa)ettc, front Oct.
21 to Nov, 20. William Slinius, Fayette, from
Oct. 23 to Nov. 22. The cases ol the men arc
before the Uuid of pardons, which will not
meet until Nov. D,
HELP WANTED-MALE.
VASir.i)i!oot), srnoNo nov, io to is
Jems of age, to lenin tinners' trade. Wolf
k Wiliicl. '.'10 Adams uiemie.
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAniMt: coups unit no ktatijs navy hi:-
tnilts wanted-" Able-bodied men! sen Ice on
our warships In .all parts of the world nnd on
land In the riillljiplr.es, when requited. Lieu
tenant Colonel I). II. liUB'cll, N, W. Corner l.ack
an anna and Wjomlng avenues, Scranton.
DRESSMAKING.
DtlKS'sMAKtXil FOll CHILDlinS TO OltDIMti
alio ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams aevnue.
SITUATIONS WANTED
hommible wotlt; references. Addwss 1', .,
geucial dellveiy.
WAXli:i)-A POSITION' AS COI.MXTOII. Olt
any nutilnni wolk. Can furnish leteKiices
Address 1747 Sanderson aicnue, city.
MTt'ATlOV VANTKH-AS A CAblllKH OH
waltrc-s! would like to get work as soon as
possible. Address A, Tilbunc mliee.
A COI.OIti:i) OIIIL WANTS WASIIINO TO DO
at home. No. KM Phelps stiect, Scianton, t'a.
uooKKKror.n wot'i.i) liki: position-; ti:m-
pemtc and reliable; would assist In sioie;
low salary. tlockkeeper, lit I Pali Held street,
city.
SITUATION WANTIlll-UV YOL'NO fllltL IN
doctor's or lawyer's oltlce; salaiy moderate.
Address "Maggie," Tribune otllce.
SITUATION WANTiID A flKHMAN COOK
wishes situation as vegetable and meat cool;.
M. K., Tiibune otllce.
SITUATION WANlTO-nOOKKEHPllll WlbllKS
a situation. K. K., Tiibune otllce.
copyist kxpi:iiii:nci:i) yolxo woman
would like ctia copjlng, deeels, bonds,
mortgages, etc. Addics Copyist, TMbuna olhce.
SITUATION WANTi:tJ A PI11ST CLASS LAfN-
dress would like Monday unci Tilesdaj J
steady. Addriss Ma.y Donncllj', Sctanton P. O.
SITUATION WANTi:i)-llY A fOLOHL?) MAN'
to drive team or tn wolk on the faun or in
a private family, or any kind of work. Potest
cotut.
snuAiioN anti:d-iiy mn cook, who
understands his business; hotel or familj ;
citv ur country. W, 120 Lackawanna avenue.
SITUATION WANTl.D-nV YOUNG LADY AS
olf.ee asistant, understands tjpcwiltlng,
slenogiiipby and bookkeeping. Wants position
with Mime reliable paity wheie honesty nnd
capability mi- nppieciated. Moderate salary. No
Jgi'iicles. Addies "E-cpeilonced," cate of tills
otllce.
SltfATION WANTIID-
vvants posilem !oi-
noik; sleep home. A.
-RPSPlX'TAnLP. H OM AN
earo of ehildnn or any
U., Tribune otllce.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. U. BltlOfiS (H.RANS P1S1VY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor. Jniproveel pumps used.
A. H. DltlCGS. Pioptlctor. Leave onlers lino
North Main avenue, or Kickc's diufr stoic, coi
ner Adams and Jtulbeiry. Telephone PJtO.
PROEESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
hdwaud c
eiV ll.ink
SPAULDIXO,
bulldinir.
C. P. A., 21 TfiAD-
Architects.
UDWAISD
building
II. DAVIS,
m ranton.
ARf.'tllTKCT, CONNK1.L
PIti:i)i:itICK L
linildillk-, 120
I1I10WN, AnCIllTKCT, puicn
WaahiiiKtou avenue, Scianton.
Cabs and Carriages.
RllBIlIlR TIRP.D CABS AND CAnitlAGKS; BL.ST
of servile Prompt attention jriven orders, by
'ulione. 'Phones 2072 and 5S32. Joseph Kelley.
lit Linden.
Dentists.
DIt. C. K. KILENni'.naKll, PAl'I.I BUII.DINO,
Snruce street, bcranton.
DIt. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PHIV TU 110S
pltal, cornel V)omiiis and Mulbeiiy,
DIt. O. C. LAUIIAC'II, 115 WYOMINfi AVr.NI'i:.
DIt. If. F. ltllYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
thi: r.i.K cafi:, ui and 127 fhanklin ait-
line, Hates le.isonable.
P. KUICLUR, Pioprletor.
SCItANTON UOUSi:. .STAR D.. L. &- W. PAS
acuger depot. Conducted on the European plan.
VICT'OIJ KOt'il, Piopiietor.
Lawyers.
J. V. UKOWN1XG. ATl'OltNKV AND COI'VSKL.
lor-Jt-lavv. Itoomi 3U-.II3 Meais bulldiiifr.
dT'ii. ri:pi.ocji.i:. attohnky-i.oans nkuo.
tinted on real estate security. Mean bulldinc,
eotner Winblnt'tuu airiiui and Spruce stiect.
WILLAltU. WAUHI-X k
and couieellots-at-livv.
Wathineton nverue.
KNAPP, ATIOKNIIVS
Ifepublii-aii bulldinir,
JKSSUP k JUI-UI', A'lTOIIMIYS AND COU.V.
si-Hois al-lavv. C'omnionvvcillli huildliitf, Itooiuj
10, 20 and 21.
JAMKS V.
Dooms 311
iui,,
o vKi'oiti), atioi:ni:y-at-l ;
51.1 mid 510 lloaid of Tiade build.
KDWAIID W.
inn-oui, 'Jth
TIIAYLH. ATTOHNIJY.
floor, Alvan bulhlini,'.
JIOOIIS
L, A. WATUi:-, ATTOftVUY-AT.I.AW, HOAIIH
of Trai'ii bulldinir, Scianton, Pa.
C. It. PITCIIPIt. AI roitXlIY-AT-LAW, DOAitli
of Trade buildnis, .vianton, Pa,
IWHTIfsON .; WILCOX, Tit MHIIIS" N'ATIO.N'AL
Haul, building.
V.. (OMIXIYS, 0-1.1 IIIIPI'IILIPA V 11UI1.DINO,
A. W. DEltTUOLF,' ATTOItNIJY, MI.'ARS IH.Dfi.
Physicians and Surgeons,
DIt. W, E.
avenue.
ALLEN, 313 NOIITII WASIIINmO.V
DIt. S. W. L'AMOItE.UW, OFFICE C3) WASI.
Ington aieutie, Koldeme, 1318 Mulbeiiy.
Cluonle ill.eascs, Iiiiil;., heait, kidneys jud
neultu-iuinary citraus a sprclallj, Hours, t to
4 p. m.
Schools,
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, SCRAM ON,
Pa, Coune preparatory to collcue, law, medi
clno or iMsiueisS. Opens Sept. Kth. Send for
.atalogue. Rev, Tbouus M ('aim, I.I.. I)., priu
."Ipal and pioprletorj W, E. Plumlcy, A. M.,
iicadmastcr,
Seeds.
fi. It. CLAUK k CO.. SKED1ME.V AMI N IHtS.
er) nun, stme '.01 Washington avenue; gieen
houses, 1010 Ninth Main avrmie; stoic tele
phone, 7S2,
Wive Screens,
JOsEl'll KUE'lTEL, UEAIt 511 I, tUKAWANN.v
avenue, Kcnnton, I'a., manufacturei- of Who
Seieeiu.
Miscellaneous.
UAUKU'S OilCIIESritA-MUSIO FOIt IULI.S,
plcnies, parties reception, ivcddliiRs and con.
cert work furnuhed. For tenns addiess R. j
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, orei
llulbcrt's music store.
MEQABCEE UUOS.. PRINTERS' SUfPLIES. EN.,
relopee, paper bags, twine. Waiihouse, I'M
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE .
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAO
Schedule In Effect May 37, 1900,
Trains leave Scranton!
0,48 a, m week days, for 'Sunbury,
Harrisbuig:, Philftdelphln, BH1
more, Wnshlngton and for Wtt
burfj nnd the West.
0.38 a. ni., weekdays, for Hssleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading: Korrlstrrwn,
and Philadelphia; nnd for inn
bury HarriBburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Wnshlngton nnd Pitti
burg nnd tho West;
2.18 p. m,, week days, (Sunday!
1.58 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harni
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Haaleton, Potts
ville, Heading, &o. week days.
4.37 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hnzleton, Pottsville, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia nnd Pittsburg.
.1. n, WOOD, flen. Piti. Art.
,L II. HUTCfll.VhON, den. Mr.
' i
Delaware, Tackawanna and Western.
In ntTctt .Tune 10, 1000.
South Leave Scranton for New Yoik at 1,45,
l.TO, f..,0, S.00 ami 10 m u. in.. 12..V., !t.?3 and
fl.lt) p. m. For Philadelphia at 6.40. 8.00 and
10.0 a. in.: 12.65 and .'l.tll p. m, Por fltrouds
bmg at (1.10 p. tu. Mill: and accommodation at
1-10 p, ni. Anlvn at llohotien at n.55. 7,1,
10.13 a. in.; 12.0S, 2.47, 4.48, 7,111 nnd P.4-1 p. in.
Arrive at Philadelphia nt 10.00 a. ni.) 1.08, 3.4M.
(I.'.ki and s.'j p. in, Arrive from New York nt
l.O'i, 4.01 nnd 10.20 a. m.r 1.00, 1.52,' fi.18, 8.43
ami 11.30 p, in. Prom Htroudsburg at H.05 a. in.
North Leave Scranton for HulTalo and Intel
mediate stations nt 1.10, 4.10 and' 8.8" a. m.i
1.01, (US nnd ll15 p. in. Tor Oswego and Pjt
cuse at 4.10 a. in. and 1,5.1 ii. m. Por Utlca at
1.10 a. ni. and 1.53 p. in. I'm1 Montrose at B.'M
a. in.: 1.01 p. m. nnd .1.49 p. in. For Nichol
son at l.oo nnd 0.1.1 p. m. For ninghamton. 10.1.1
nnd S.W) p. ni. Arrive In Scranton from Buffalo
nt 1.30, 2.B3, 5.35 and 10.00 a. tn. ; 3.!i0 nnd S.00
P in. Prom Oswego nlid Syracuse nt 2.33 a. m. ;
12.3S and 8.00 p. m. From Utica at 2.33 , m.j
12.38 nnd .'1.30 p. in. From NiehoUon nt B.60 a.
in. nnd 0.00 p. m. From .Montrose at 7.53 and
10 00 a. m. ; 3.20 nnd S.00 p. m.
nioomsliiirp; Division Lcaie Ser niton for
Northumberland at 0.4.1, 10.05 a. m.i 1.55 and
5.50 p. m. For Plymouth at 1.03, fl.40, S.53 and
11.31 p. m. Fpr Nantlecke nt 8.10 a. m. Arrive
at Northumberland nt 0.35 n. in.; 1.10, 3.00 and
8.13 p. m, Airlve at Nimtlcol.e at 11.10 a. m.
Anlve at PI) mouth at 2.00, 4.32, 9.50 p. in. and
12.30 a. in. Anlve at Scranton from Northlnn
beiland at 11.42 a. m.i 12.31, 4.50 and 8.41 p.
m. From N'nntlcoke at 11.00 a. m. From
Pl.iinouth at 7.50 a. in., 3.20, 5..15 and 11.10 p.
in.
SUNDAY THAINS.
South Leave Scianton 1.10, 3.00, 3 40, 10.03 I.
in.: :i.3.i, 3.40 and 3.10 p. ni.
Noith Leave Scianton at 1.10, 4.10 a. tn.;
1.51. 5.48 nnd 11.31 p. in.
niooinsburir Division Leave Rcrantrm at 10.05
a. in. and 5.50 p. in.
Delaware and Hudson.
,ln Kffeet June 1.1th, l'JOO.
Tialiw for Caibnndaie leaic Scranton at H.20,
7.5!, 8,.n, 10.1.1 a. m.i 12.00, 1.2:1, 2.20, 3.52, 5.23,
tl.'.'.l, 7.57, 0.15, 11.15 p. in.: 1.16 J. ni.
For Ilonesdale nnd Lake Lodore 0.20, 10.13 a.
m. : 2.20 nnd 5.2.1 p. 111.
For Wilkr-i-llarre 0.45. 7.4S, 8.4S. O.M, 10.43 .
m.i 12.03, 1.2S, 2.18, 3.3.1, 4.27, 0.10, 7.48, 10.41,
11.30 p. m.
For L. V. It. n. points 0.45 a. in.; 12.08, 2.18,
3.3.1 nnd 11.30 p. in.
For Pennsylvania, ft. It. point 6.4,1, 8..15 a.
m.i 2.18 nnd 4.27 p. in.
For Albany and all points north 0.20 a. m.
and 3,52 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Catbondalc D.00, 11.3.1 n. m.i 2.25, 3.38,
5.17, 10.52 p. m.
For Wilke.s-llarre-fi.38 a. m.j 12.03, 1,38, 3.28,
0.27, 8.27 p. in.
For Albany and points noith .1.52 p.' in.
For Ilonesdale and Lake Lndoin i3S a. m,
and 3.12 p. m.
Lowest raten to all poinU in United fctatea and
Canada.
.1. W. liUIIDICK. 0. P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CltOSS, D. P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Kffcct May, 27,,1900.i
'Plains Leave Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York- via I). k II.
If. 11., at 0.41 a. m. and 12.03, 2.18, 4.27 (Black
Diamond Fxprcsa), and 11.30 p. in. Sundays, I).
k II. It. It., i.fis. 7.18 p. m.
For White Haven, ILulcton and principal
points in the coal legions, via D. k II. II. It.,
0.45, 2.18 and 4.27 p. m. Foe Pottsville, .4I,
2.1S p. m.
For Bethlehem, Hi-ton, Reading, lfarrisbur
and principal intcimediate stations via D. k It,
II. It., (1.45 a. in.; 12.03, 2.18, 4.27 (Black Dia
mond Express), ll.i'O p, in. Sundati, D, k H.
It. 11., 1.58. 7.48 p. m.
For Timkhamiock, Towandn, Elmira, Ithaca,
Ccncva and principal intermediate stations, via
I)., L. & W. It. II., .8.08 a. m.; 1.05 and .1.35
p. m.
Tor Oeneia, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago, nnd all points west, via D. k II. R. R.,
12.0J, .I.S.) (Black Diamond Express), 7.48, 10.41,
11.30 p. m. Sundays, 11. k II. R. R., 12.0.1 p.
in.: 7.4S p. in.
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
pallor cats on all trains hetwecn Wiikcs-Uarri-and
New Yoik, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus
picion Bildjfo.
liOLLLV II. WILDUIt, On. Supt., 35 Cortland
stiect, New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. ficii. Pass. Agt 26 Cortlai.d
ticet. Xcvv Yoik.
A. W. N'ONNEMACIIER. Div. Pass. Agl., South
Bethlehem, I'a.
For tickets and Pullman ieeiv'ationn apply ta
809 Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Stations In New York Fool of Liberty atreet,
N, i; and South Feuy.
Autluacito coal lued etclusively, insurioc
ele.itdlncss and comfoit.
TIME TABI.i: IN KPKCT MAY 20. Z'OO.
Tialns leave Scranton for New York, Newark,
Elb.tbeth. Phlladelplifa, Easlon. Bethleliem, Al
iening n, Mauili Chunk and White Haven, at 8.WI
a. in.; cpic3, 1.20; cxpiest, 4.00 p, in. Sun
da) s, 2.11 p. in.
For PitUton and Wilkes-Banc, S..10 a. in.; 1.50
and 4,00 p. m. s.m(iaji ojg j,t ,
For Ualtlinore and Washington, and point
South and West via Bethlehem, 8,30 a. in., 1.20
p. m, Sundays, 2.16 p. in.
For Loup Brandt, Oiean fliove, etc., at 8.30
a, in. and I 20 p. m.
I'or Uradimr, l.elunon and Ilairlblmrc;, via AI
le'.itoun, 8..I0 a. in, and 1.20 p. m. Siinda),
2,1.1 P. ni.
For Pottsville, S.'ltl a. in., 1.20 p. in.
TIlioiiKli till ( Is In all points east, soulh and
west at lowest, i.ites at tho station,
.1. II. OIILIIAUSK.V. len. Silrt.
II. P. BALDWIN, Oen. Pass. Agt.
New York, Ontario and Western R,R,
TIME TABLE IV EFFECT SIJNDVY, JUNE 24,
1HJ0.
Nmlli Uornd Tialns.
Le.l.e Leave .
Si Lin- Caiboti- Anlve,
Tiains, ten dale. Ciidosia. '
201 10. 10 a. in. 11.20 a. in, 1,03 p.m.
M.4.1 p. in. 1.32 p. m. 3.4.1 p. ni,
0.00 p. ui.Aiuin Carbondale, Clli p. m
Soulh Ilutind Tralin, r; '
Leave l.eaio
Cadosla. Ciilionilalr,
202 7.00 a. nt.
201 S.IDa, m, 10.0-! , m!
21HI 2.01 p. m. 1.31 p. ni.
Sl'NDU'K ONLY.
North Bound,
Leave Leave
Scian- L'ltbnn.
Ion, dale,
20.1 S..10a. in. 0.10 a. in.
Scuntop.
7,10 a, in,
1U.45 a; m
4.20 p. in.
Arrive.
Catloaia,
10.43 a. ni.
200 7.00 p. tu.Arilvp Carbondale, 7,45 p.
, in.
iMtUlll UUUIIil.
Leave Leave
Cadosla, Caihondale. Serauton
2'r. 7.00 a, m, 7.10 a.m.
20s 4 30 p. in, .1. It p, in. u.34 p. m.
Train No. 201 makes connection for points
Xoilb and South mi Main Line, at Cadoaia,
Ttalns Ntis. 20.'" and 2,08 make Main Line en-
neetions on Sunday,
For furlher Infounatlon, lon-ult tliVet aieida
.1. (,'. ANDERSON, Oen. I'aas. Agt., New York., '
J, E. WELSH, Traielln? Paxengfr Agent, Scran
ton, Erie and Wyoming Valley,
Times Table in Eflect Prpt, 17, moo.
Trains (or I law ley am) local points, conneet
ini at Havvley with Erie rallioad for New Yoek
Ni'vvI.uikIi ad Intel mediate points, leave Scran
ton ft 7.0.1 a, in. and 2.25 p. ni.
Tialiu arrive at Scranton at 10.30 . ni mJ
0,10 p, in.
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