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THE SCRANTON TMBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMHKR 14, 1900.
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CARBONDALE DEPARTMENT.
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t7Th Hrmnrrm Tribune has opened
ft Branch Office in Cnrbondale and
prints n daily edition devoted to the
Interests of the city, supplying 0'
bondale with a daily morning paper,
containing all the news of the Pion
eer City. Communications of a news
nature, personals and all items for
publication may be left at the new
offices In the Burke Building, or sent
by mall or 'phone. E. It. Hatfield,
manager of the Carbondale edition,
will be pleased to lecelve callers
seeking infoimatlon or desiious of
Imparting it. Telephone numbeis:
New, 286; old, 0423.
SILK MILL STILL RUNNING.
Manager Fiieder Says the Hands Are
Well Paid and Produces October
Payioll to Prove It. ,
Tho stilko at tlio nllk mill Mtlll con
tinues, neither the management nor the
xtilkcis luvlns .et yielded. 1'cs tenia v
the mill was still l unrulier, finishing up,
with the aid of the vvnrlteis who still
ir-inalned loynl to the 111 in, the stock on
hand. Karly In the afternoon Manager
Filetler called Tho Tilbune ofllce up on
the telephone and t-ald that tho state
ments publlnrieil therein yesterday
morning, lefenlng to the wages paid
hy the company, weie not correet. As
nil evidence" that -The Tiluunp's In
rnimnnt was misinformed, Manager
Ktletlcr Invited The Tribune to ."end a
leportor to the mill and Inspect the
iny-ioll and the plant to se" the con
ditions. The Klots Silk Tin owing: company N
.i hi lek stint'tuie located at the ex
tienie end of Belmont avenue, In a
petition of the city called Simpson. The
building Is about 400x150. well lighted
md sciupulouMv clean Inside, nec.es
snily so on account of the delicate
labile spun theie. It is till on one floor,
except the boiler loom and machine
Miops, of which theie ate two, one for
new machinery and one for repaid. In
itio the main loom, or where the silk
Is leeled, spun nnd finished, there Is
w oi king space for from 470 to fiOO opei
.ttives. Thirty thousand spindles are
-ct up in long lows, divided by wide
aisles. The fchaftlng is all beneath the
ilooift, doing away with the possibility
of accident. Oveihead is a mammoth
xheet-lron "blower," which furnishes
hot air in i inter and cold In summer
.ind is open ted by a separate engine.
Hence theie is always plenty of fresh
air. and about thirty arc lights furnish
.imple light for the night hands. The
i ompanv have their own dvnamo for
lights Of late the hands employed have
numbeied about 300, of whom about
.sixty are boy.s on the night MiiCt. On
account: of lnck of business lately the
mill has had u system of woiklne euth
liift only half a dav each, o as to
.iold any wholesale discharges, und all
seemingly went well until the bojs got
to agitating foi a raise in wages. This,
Manager Fiiedei say., was not vnt
i anted, foi under the sjstem now em
ployed each boy Is guaranteed a cet
taln vvnse and a. piemium for all woik
done oer a certain, minimum. Man
agei rtieder showed the pav-rolls for
nil ilepaitmenls. Except the foreladies,
who aie on a. llxed salary, all employes
no mi tills system of evtia compen
sation except the bovs on the "second
lime" night shitt. Those bo.s all set
- tents a night, no matter what nuin
lit'i of bonis tlioy woik, and they uie
nciilv all under sKtecn eais old.
In the day shift the wages for Octo
Iioi i.in all the way Horn ?13 7S for
twenty -four hall das' woik to $. 89
fui tout tr en houis' wmK This four
lien houis' woik was done in soen
iliiierent elajs dining the month. Of
miiiisp, some giili are much moio e
lioi t than otlieis In the night shift,
(list time" and "thhd time" Ijojs
aciaged fiom fiO lo ti'i cents a night.
Yestenl.iy moinlng while .some of the
slils who continue to woik weie on
their wav to the mill they weie saluted
hv a showoi of stones fiom buys near
Hie mill .Mnn.igor rueeler stij.s that
,psteielny ho had inoie applications for
woik than would enable him to nm the
mill to its mil capacity, lie will keep
It Roinu with the hands lie has until
the stock is useel up and will then close
down it Is hmdlj likel to icmain
i Insert moio than two weekh. huvvevct.
Ho mi.s that tho ninjoilty of those who
stunk nie alietiilv anxious to eome to
woiK.
SISTER PATRICIA COMING HOME
The Only Deaf Nun in the Woild
Hails fiom Cai bondale.
I'. K. Hughe, t-eetetaiy of the school
htiiitl, lecL'ivcd u Icltor jesteulay
moiiiins InioiniliiK him that his t-Istei,
Kildget Hughes would aulve in Cji
hundnle today to isit iimii niother,
Miu. A. HugliLS, oi (Joidon nvenuc.
When n young gill Mixs Hughes was
Ntij slek with nt ii let lever and on her
i.-coveiy timn the ntlacl; her Honse ol
healing was found lo have been tle
Htntyed. Shi was sent lo the Chestnut
I llll convent in Philadelphia tor her
hclinolliii nml iheii' Minn eWiucil im
usiml Intelllgt'iiee. Tlicio is a liaid and
tithi nilf iigaiiist dPitf or muto poisons
lieioinlng hlHteis in- nuns, lim Miss
lliights -iiowKl wmitloifui aptitude in
le.Khlng tleaf niuKs, nntl tor this uu
siiii who wits ullriwvri to take tlio os
nntl iceelvcd the niuiu' ol KlMe-i IU.
IMtileia. Sim l, tin- only deaf nun In
this eouiuiy unit piolmbly In tlio woild.
Mip hub lieeu dentillod with the- Chest
nut Hill coinent tor twenty -one' yenis
now, und today Is known thioughout
the United States tliitiiiuh her duver
w i Kings In CatholU' nntl ulliur maga
zlnes. Sister .M. 1M liU lu hus iiitiny pt'istonal
filemlH in this city, who will gieet her
Imlngly, U It, tuiu ,eui,s siuco shu
niatle n y Islt to her home, und the only
icgict ut her f i lends will be thin she
cm stay hut two days ui, going to
her i (invent agiiln on niduy.
All the Way to Sciantou,
oimt time ye-Htetdiiy tho Sckiukui
Tiaetlon company hei;uii m nm
thiough cii.s bctwcMin tin- ij.
lui'i and the r.lidiie lilies,
i'vei since the cinniiunv begun
milking Its luipioyemeiiis in 1'iovi
demo It iius liecti ip(tirni foi put-.
soiifcoih between tlio two tiimiimlh to
DrBullsN
Cures alt Throat aud I.uug Afiectioui.
COUGH SYRUP
k. GctthcKCUUluc RcfutciubstllittcJ. A
Vis sure
.I v it Ion Oil cure Klicumotltm. 15 & 35 cti.
i4INM
wnllt nloitg a voiy iiuriow htlck-Hlrewn
timtniigiifnie nml tiniiBrcr to curs veiy
fnr apart. Now this wotk of tepavlng
has been llnlnhed, for the winter nt
leiisl, nnd pnssonBeis with lender feet
can once tuoie go the whole Journey
In comfoit. Theie will be iv half hour
seivlco hetween Archbald nnd Cai
hnntlalp for the winter, and Cnrbon
dile and Hci anion, and a fifteen-minute
schedule betweeen ileimyn and
Cut bondale. Theie will he no chang
ing ol ctews on the through cms.
The onlv bad feature of the new ar
iangciti"nl Is that a number of men
will probably be Inltl off. Otherwise,
thete will be loom ror rejoicing, as
that snuggle of walking on a fool
w'lile sidewalk In li ovldcnce has been
moio (headed than nil the ipf f the
lout ney.
AN APRON EXPOSITION.
The Lndies of Trinity Guild Will Be
gin One on Dec. 4 Oyster Supper
Tonight.
The Indies of Tilnltv Guild uie pie
p.uilig foi 11 novel exposition at the.
parish house, which will take plate on
Dei. 4. It will be un npron and dolt
show.
Mis. riank Hubbaid, the piesldenl
of the guild, conceived the idea, und in
elaborating It thought It would be a
good Idea to get apions fiom oveiy
stnto in the union. She nccoidlngly
enteicd Into conospondonco vilth thi
membeis of vaiious guilds tlnoughoulj
the country and her litteis biought
giatifylng asurnntes of suppeit. A
largo number of the deshed articles
hove alicady been lecelved. some ot
th"m being especially elaboiate sperl
inens of neodlewoik, and some being
irtlstitpllv decoi Ued One, Horn I.os,
Amreles, Ca., is made of a huge silk
hu ndkei chief; nnothei, liom OnKkind,
Cal . hns ponsketches of oik Hops and
Hiii'S'ly beais Another, fiom Snil
Iake City, has u icpriductlon In
stitches of the "Vloimon Temple and
the Assembly house.
Theie will also bo a huge (ollectlon
of doll", medallions und plctuies There
ate about foitv membeis of the guild
and thev have staited to woik In eii
nel to make their exposition a "iie-
C("-s
Tonight the ladles of the guild hold
un oyster supper at the pai Ish house,
foi which the model ate sum or 1"
cents will be chaiged. The public Is
invited.
A Favorable Oppoitunity.
hast evening was one of the nights
when, so astionomeis asseil, tho
showci of shooting stais, 01 "Leonids."
would be visible. Many a young man
poihaps some In tills veiyi-city, seized
upon the knowledge lie had gleaned
fiom a petusal ol his newspapei, to
Impiess upon tho young ludy who was
his hostess that it was theii duly, In
thp intPiests of science, to sit up till
midnight and uftei, in 01 del to obsoivc
the btilliaut sight, which only comes
oner in tliirty-lhiee yeais The young
ladie, .stimulated to a pleasant ruii
osity. askeil mamma, and she is
coaxed to a dubious consent to allow
them to monopolize the pallor for a
few exti 1 houis. Hut 11 is ylthin the
1 nnge of possibility that the stais did
not get theii full slme ot attention,
even fiom such .11 dent devotees, but
tiiat is no nason to suppose that
theii e; es. 1 specially those of the
young l.ulv's, did not havo a gnat
oppoitunity to do some telling woik
Theie will be anothei showei of tail
ing si.11 s tonight, and as Wednesday
evening is loeognied as the young
people's night theie will doubtless bo
manv p-ihs of heads cxploilng Wv
hoavens in unlsou, while manv a
voting hcait will be thankful fm this
ex-ti.t good foi tune
After Giidiion Honois.
'J he Indian loot ball team Indulged
in a final piactiee game last night,
lieloie today's game with the Mapl
City team. The local tlevun has 1koii
greatly stienglheiuil ot late and Cap
tain tills Hansen hopes to bilng homo
tile lam el wieatlj or victoiy. It Is
two yi.us shue the 1egul.11 Indian
tenn battled with Honeseiale's iilgskhi
cluiseis, ami an exciting game Is 'in
tielpatid, as the clubs aie swoin ene
mies The local eleven v.ill line up as
follows Left end, Jlctlale or JIc
f'lalii' left lackle, Joe Hansen, lert
guaiti. Con Sullivan; tontie, Cogglns;
light miaul, C.oimtir light taokK
Smith 1 Uht end. Ma-on. iuai tor
haik, JIuipliv; light half hick, Cus
Hansen; left hall btilc. Hoip; full
bite I., lladgins
St. Thomas colli ge eloyen, or Stian
ti til. is tiylng to at 1 nnge a game with
I ho Indians und In all piobabillty. ir
today's name 1 emits sntlsractoi Hy fur
tho Cat bondale bovn Honostlale will
plnv In" 1 1' on Thnnksglvlng.
Pei haps Another Daily.
IMItin .1. W. Kennedy, of the i)v
phunt Iteioul, was in Caiboudule ys
teidny, piesumably looking nvei the
field in fonlcmplatliin of the establish
ment of unothci dully puper to lake
llm phuf of the tletuiHt News. It Is
known that V. K. Piey, tho ustenblble
owner of the News plant, is unxiotih to
dlsnoso of it, und It is said Mr, Ken
nedy hns been eitgei lo Imutu somo ot
Ills sin plus "dough" In the newspapot
buslines In Cat bondale for some time,
Developments will bo iiwnllcil with In
tel est
A New Dancing Class,
lJior. AV, .1. Collins, the ilumlug mas
ter, last night oigunlod u new eluss
composed of about twenty couples of
young people. 1'iof. Collins Is one of
the most capable lnstiiuioi,s in the
teipsichoilnii ml in tin) vicinity, and
his students hope to make tapld stildes
In their know lodge ol the light ftiutns
tlu amusement. I'toi, John Klith Is the
plttlllst tit tilt' illlSH, whlili will meet
each Tuesday owning in lltuke's liall.
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A Now Residence and Office,
'Hu.' now icsiiletiLC ol iliyen It, lllnlr,
in tint icat ot ,MMh avenue. Is null
ing loniplfiluii Wink on It will be
pushed us i.ipldty its possible, ut in,
W, II. .MiOiaw who lias iui liuboci Mi,
lllah's picsiut Kslileiitt i. aiiyloiis to
nltlulll pnsspsnlmi us tUlt ky us pus.
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"Hello Ghls" Shift Ainitml.
The Pennsylvania Toleplioue u,ni.
p.tny litis piomoted Miss Keite l'lnu
nciy U bit one ol the iluy iipetatni.s ut
"Centiul," und -Miss Anna Km 11 II now
"keeps tab" on the swltehbojid all
nluhl. Tint change tool, plme Monti ty j
nUht. I
A MUNIFICENT OFFER,
Mr. Fiey Seeks to Sell the Defunct
Evening News for 81,500,
The Hon. 1). M. Hendricks, of thin
city, icrelveri the following letter yes
leidny: VuiIm Tit , Nm. Ill
It I.'. I'. Ill mil III.
Heir sr! t tt . t. ,iK,l, lllli, goo.l
ulll nml plant nt the J'lpnliij New of Cnrbotf
ilili- fnr M.GOO, free from all ilnlnn lite par
lilt ),TU0 stihuirlbeM nnd mil lie luHc to pv
Iiniiiltoiiul.i, If Mill nttnuiiiil, un It Ims n Ittiro
I Jlroiiiijo. flu- nlllte lnil nir oift H.liiW
Yours litilj,
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I s in , ,.i I ilu mil -ill lo j on I inn nl
Mint) (Cttllll lu K II lu 111IIII' mil' Wliu U ill plotil
lb (litliiiiiti iininleliml w Un
Ah the Hvenlng N'ews has bean
dead a week today, It seems as It Mr.
Kiev had ought to know It by this
time, und the pin chaser he has se
lected for his one-time evening paper
ceitalnly does liv this time. It Is
lmid!.v piobnble that he will "bite" at
the oppoi Utility, even though by not
doing so he leaves nn opening for
some champion of municipal water.
The of!le" 101 ee has dispensed, the
plant has bioken down, and the $l,r00
offer is lemaikablv dear foia corpse.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT.
Of the Old Favorites Flank M. and
John B. Wills.
AVIIlls Uiotheis and their splendid
comedy company will give fom pei
founiinces at the Or and opeia house,
commencing Tliuisday evening.
Tlic opening bill villi lie the gieat
lauglt-ptovokcr and one of the funniest
1 omedles ever attended, "The Two Old
Clonics." Dm lug the plnv a host of
lu and new specialties will be Intro
duced, Including the famous Mai tell
fnmlly. This family was for a long
time one of the piinclii.il atti actions ot
tlio Uiunum & Bnlley cheus. Thev nie
ceitalnly wonderful. Fildjy night
"Bosom Pi lends" -v 111 be the bill; Sat
in day matinee, "The Two Old Cronies;"
Muuiclay night. "In Atlantic City."
Ladles' tickets, limited to L'flO, will be
issued foi Thursday night.
Basket Meeting.
The annual basket meeting of the
Ablngton Baptist Missionary society
will be held today at the Bcrean Bap
tist chinch. The morning session will
be culled lo older at 10.30 o'clock, and
the afternoon .session at 2 o'clock. The
public is coidlally invited. Following
Is the piogiamme for the day.
ltl HI Diioflanil nioeliiitr Kil bv Vli Islulirouk
suiKiiiir, tntllng tiiitmlet nt lnt bj-.kir
miotinjr
11 l" Iteiilitiic, "Coil I it,lil un 111 VlotiiitJiii,"
M1111I Ilirtktt
s ilu, hililli l'tralu
I'tpti, "I'm I ii Hun, lis lliiirftil (till
look." Ittilli yftller
Ilu it ition," ' I he 'June Is Siotl," h'litli
If in km.
Vildii, Vli X II liuis
si Ii 1 1 ion iloiinimcnl
vrn:itoo
J iki I'ijI-l' souite, leil b Mi Wlnlm
J11 I'lpct, l.o, Ul Co, Help flu," Vlis W
W. r.i un
solo, Mis II I. V 1'ieiii'
Vililti-s, Mrs , 11. loni
n -sil, Vlt II W Wliilon
lleiilnitr, "Milia's siiu,f, i uliui',"
I ill 11; Cum
I l'i "V (llnnp-i uf Ilu 1 n lil," In nm
luims' ikoiIi
( ollei tinn Pi ii 1
A Case Full of Tangles.
Alileinun Jlonison, ol the Thhd
waul was bpslpjvcd In nls office ti
tile coiner ot South Main street and
Klghth avenue, yesteiday moinlng. by
loin families fiom the West Side,
each one of whom wished dhe and
speedy legtl letilbution visited upon
the otheis One woman was alleged
to have slapped her neighboi's daugh
ter and in tlio melee that ensued the
olhoiq seemed to have joined In.
Theie vypie chin ges and countei
ch.nges and bitter looks nnd whole
sale denunciation, until the aldeimnn,
in desp.ili, hold four of the assembled
accuseis in VM bail for an appearance
at com t AVhllo this did not help
matteis to a vcty gieat extent, yet it
soived to help the .itmospheie to set
tle hack into Its usual placid calm
mound the couit 100m.
A Mistake of a Month.
A Sei.inton moinlng paper announced
on Monday Hint the now St. Hose
ihuicli would be finished this week and
dedicated next Sunday, when Aioh
blsliop Uyan and about JOU other high
chinch ellgnltfiiles would be heie. Thr
lepoi t should have lend Dectmiber 18.
instond This will full on a Tuesday.
Cardinal Cllbbons, it is said in Catholic
ciieies heio. will piobublv be heie on
tlint occasion.
, Kind W01 els.
.Miss .Mmy D. Jenkins, one ot C111
bondule's best muses, leaves today for
bet home at Cm bondale, after caring
fur Kdwuid Folley, who bus been seil
ously 111 of typhoid tever for seven
weeks. Mi. and Mi.s. Folley speak
highly of Miss Jenkins and feel yeiy
giatetul to liei. Peckville Journal,
A Little the V01se for an Accident.
Loe omotlve No, 3J8, one of the big
follows on the Oelawuic and Hudson
lallioad, was In a collision Satutday
afternoon nnd eume out of ii with her
lillot badly knocked askew. Tt Is now
In tlio shops lieio waiting for some
Kliullv huiul to sttalghton out lis n
Jutlos, Chautauqua Night.
Last night was "Chiiutauciuu night"
ut the A'oung Men's union. A flue and
y ai led progi unime of liteiaiy and
musical numbers was piesenied by tho
young ladles conncoteel with this
clitic
An Aim Fiacttued.
Mlehucl (lolden, 0110 of the elilvtr
buv.s at the Wilson Cieek initio ol tho
IX'lawuie und Hudson coinpanv, Intel
the bones of Ills light mm tiactuieel
while at wink in Uie mine Monday at
teinoon Bendy for Customer:.
iiie stoics of tills iltv me all open
these nights and wilt eontliuut so until
next Tuesday night, on account of pay
davs in the 111 Ions companies employ.
lug a Huge uiiiubei of handy.
A Long Visiting Tom.
Ot'uu Koenlg, his mothci mid slsier
wio Jin a been imiKliig a visit to C11I
lti)"slger, of Won Hi Wyonniis aticet, fop
soiue time, depaiteil lust evening on the
Ihle "llyci" toi lluii homoH In Slicil
dnn, Wyonilns. They left that place
last siiurmei tor u y Jrll to lelatlies In
England. On their Way home from the
"tight little Isle" theyi Mopped In this
city. AVhen they reach borne they will
hav covered nonily 11,000 mites, milte
a foiinldable calling tour.
W. R. O's Coming Supper.
Theie will be a McKlnley supper
solved at the tesldencft of Mrs. U. A.
Wallets, 69 Salem avenue, on Friday
evening, under the auspices of the AV.
It. C. Tho price of the supper will be
but fifteen cents and will be soivod
fiom fi to 7 o'clock.
Tho Women's llellef cotps eutei
tnlned Alts, h, Mary Amsden, nf Scran
Ion, last evening. She Is the dlstilcl
Inspector.
Mm, Evu Low den, past uicstdcnt ot
the AVIIIItini H. Davis AVomen's llellef
corps, No. 134, of this city, was elected
vice-piesldent of the dlsttlct organisa
tion at the leccnt convpntlon In
Wllkee-Harie.
Gone to a Bigger Town.
Mi 5. J. .1. Kennedy and her children
took a last look nt this city yester
day morning for some lime ut lenst.
In rutin 0 their lesldonco will be In
Now A'otk clt v. Mr. Kennedy linn
been wot king theie for somo time, and
had sent for his family to Join him.
They go icgrettcd by many ft lends,
for they weie good ncighbois nnd
pleasant aceitialntnnccs. All who
know them will ceitalnly send kind
thoughts after llu'in to sppp I Miem
on their way.
Meetings Tonight.
A'niing; Men's union Banquet.
AA'IlllRm H. Davis post, No. 1ST, tl. A.
It.
Pioneer chsIIc, No 203, A. O. K. M. C.
Fidelity conclave, No. ISO, Improved
Oi der Hpptasoph.s.
Meeting tiustees ol St. Haul's church.
Ablngton Baptist Misnluna.iv society.
Maplewood Cemetery association.
"Joe" Carroll Improving.
Joseph D. Carroll, son of Peter A.
Cairoll, the South Main street mer
chant, who was seilously Injured In the
foot ball gamp In Honesdale between
the Cai bondale Indians and the Maple
City team, on November 3, ivas last
night icpoited as being able to lt up.
His many fi lends will be glad to leain
that he will piobnblv be mound 'ignln
In a few days.
Heie for the Wedding.
George Smith, of Buffalo, dlstilct
agent theie fui the John Hancock In
surance company, Is In this city, hav
ing come heie to attend the wedding of
his biothci, Lyman Smith, who mai
rlps Miss Minnie Reynolds this after
noon. Percy Lloyd, of Boston, Is also
heie for the same puipose
Resignation ChangeB.
Uoidon Dimock, who hns been night
cleik at the Erie coal ofllce for some
time, has resigned and gone to Brnd
foid, Pa. In consequence Albert Sim
ons is now filling the position of night
clerk, and Hdwaid Pethlck, of Bethany,
has the situation Mr. Simons lately
held
To Replace His Bam.
1:1 y lu II. Stone, the Birkelt slieet
milk dealer, whose h.un went up ot
down in flames lost week, through his
foui-yeoi-old son Ilex playing with
matches in It, has stuitcd at work al
icady to leplace It. A. t:. Tiffany has
secured the contract to do the woik.
Theatiical.
At Hie Guild Opeia Hous
Tliuisday night "Two Old Cionies."
riiilny night "Bosom Fi lends."
Snturdav aftei noon "Two Old Cro
nies." Patuiduv night "In Aliunde City."
Bom.
i'n Jit and Mis .). Sampson, of
South Main -ticet, a son.
To Mi and Mis Patiick Fee, of
Dundafl stieet, a son.
To Mr. and Mis Tames MXulty, of
Stott sit eel, .1 datlghtei.
A Piaise Seivice.
The yeaih pialse seivice of the MIs
sionmy society of the Flist Piesbv
teilan ihuith nl this city will be held
on Tliuisday evening, November 2.'.
Picked Up in Passing.
Mai tin Moinn Is veiy ill at his home
on S-md stieet
J. AV. Kennedy, of Oiyphant, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Thomas Bate, of Jcftrey stieet, is re
poitoil to be seilously III.
Miss Bee Kllhullen, who hus boen
y Isltlng Oneonta frlenels. Is homo again.
PvBV. M. C. Elliott, of the Congrega
tional cfiuich, was In Scianton yes
teiday. 1'Waid Bishop lias leslgued his posi
tion with the Cm bondale .Machine
company.
Tho friends nf AV. V. Walt wore
gl.ul to see lilin out agalr . estetday.
after a vveett'i Illness.
TIpv. Oeorgp A. Placp, pmtut of the
Methodist Kpistopal chinch in Hanoi,
dnl", was In this city yesteiday.
Miss Mhaldit AVyile. of Scianton,
vvlio spent a few weeks In this city
1 1st summer, vva among tho visitors
in town yesteiday.
llavmond. the rem or A. K. Tiffany,
who hns been dungoioiisly III with ty
phoid fever, was icpoited to be slight
ly Impinved Inst evening.
Miss Fioience Milliuv. of Pike sticnt,
lias 1 rtmned home fiom Plttston,
Willi" Miss Minnie Wld-ror, of Plttston,
Is spending- a few davs heie,
George Slmpklns the genoiul -prci-s
agent of the nelnw.ue and Hud
son company In thlf. tlly. ictuined
hom? last evening finiu Albany.
neoigc Flshoi, of tlio Delawme and
Hudson locomollvp shop, Is tempnr
inlly filling the position of geneinl
foremnn. made vuuint bv the reslg
nation of AA'. A, ITubb.ti.1.
WAVERLY.
li. fiinuul nl, Mi. Hiiilln Oirim, "f OIv
iilniil, M 1 1 111 U Uie Metlioill.t tliinili of iliii
pi lie lil Satiinlai inclining, (lie Hit. Ml. t.oil.
lull (illiilatltnr. H- Ntner resilient of
Waiuh nml .1 iiMinlici of ,lllfc Iivn.lt. s,)IM1i
yiJtn ui sin- w ib .uiiili-tiullv kltot anil foi a
iitunlii if miu di lif'' le."ln,,l ' She
lurtliillj iiuiMieil, luif tin' .nclileiil wmiltiil in
liei iKalli. Sin u ,' ven islliiulilc IjiIi, .1
pitiuil Milluii mil lull ""' UJI1" UUmU
M11' Uatis 1 liu.liiiitl JH'l l" ilill'liMi Jii'l olliu
leUlllfi'.
iloiutlmi l lll'l 41 tl"' Il4ltlt lUI.OlUtCf
list VWiIiiimIi) In Ilu' lUilin, llie Ho, Mr
IIouiiiik Hi'ii "is 1 Ijii." iilleiiilniie and an
wilitwliU' Ilu e a luW Vlml ll) m rutUcil
1 111 stum, u ii'liUni of bcunluti, fotmeilj
1 1 Nottli liliitnn, will Is iiutllnl nct Weil
. iby id MUs lJiii, of llieen UMgv,
MrllmilUl l-t'llir' lid niileiy lul'l 11 tiiielintr
11 ilu iililini of W V. siiitoul la.l IriiU),
V 1 1141 itlliiiiliiiii' .mil 111 iveellnil llmo uie
1 1 1 til ' 1
Stops the Cough
and woiks off the Cold.
I.UNuiive Uiomo-Qulnlne Tablets
euio a cold In one day. No Cine, No
Pay, Pi lee :'5 cents.
V
OLYPHANT.
AVIlh Just enough membeis to eoitsll
lulo a uUorum the boroiigh council
met on Monday evening. The street
eommlaalonor'a time for Uie month ot
October, nmountlng to $1U6 CO, was or
dered paid, as vveio also borough bills
amounting lo 1139.51: electtlc light ex
penses, 1264.80. A bill from HIrIi Con
stable Bohutock and one fiom Audi
tor T. 1.. AVIIIIams, weie held up for
Investigation. The secietary was ill
iccled to notify the borough attorney
and have him tnlto legal steps to se
rine the payments ot tho lower In
spectors nnluiy, which the Hewer com
pany hns agreed to pay.
Mr. VanSlckle, nf the street com
mittee, reported that In tho opinion
of the borough attorney the borough
was not liable for dnmngos In the
claim of Mrs. Ann Oiudy against the
borough, but that It was optional mi
the pail of the council whether the
bill should be paid or not. In regard
to the amounts expended on the streets
In the viirloiis; wuids to dnte, he gave
the following llgures First ward,
1433 27; Second ward, JS11.91; Thhd
ward. M12.r.-i: Fourth ward. $325.40; u
total of $l,053.t3. As the amount ap
piopi luted ror stieet purposes tills
year is $2,000, he advised council to
be mum economical for the balnnce
of the vear. He stated that the Mooslc
Mountain Coal company hnd deducted
the sum of $J'J0 fiom their bill of tnxen,
claiming thot they had Improved the
public loads a.t Maishwood to that
patent. The claim wns leferred to the
bmough attorney. A signed state,
ment bv the street committee was then
i pad, lu which they condemned th"
woik done by thp Oiyphant Sewer and
Drainage company In l claying the
Lackawanna street pave, stating that
the concrete and material was of an
Inferior quality nnd not up to what
the specifications originally called for
when the pave was first laid. Thoy
lccomtnendPd that a tesolutlon b
passed authoiizlng the borough solici
tor to take such Ipgnl steps as be
saw fit to compel the company to com
ply with the original specifications. A
lesnlutlon was passed to that effect.
Tho salary of the fireman ut the
electiie light plant was Increased to
ftl.TO per day. ho as to make It uni
form with other fliemen's wages pail
hoieabouts The seiretaiy was lu
sh acted to make deductions In th
bills of all light consumers for flvo
nights In which the boiough was in
dm kness
Th? auditois' lepotl not huvinj, been
acted upon by the auditing commlttc,
the boiough auditors hnndeel In tho
following communication:
"To tho Honorable Roiough Council ot
Oiyphant:
"She It is wlthl regret that we Hnd
om selves under tho necessity of pre-i-entlng
this communication to the
council. In doing so, wo do it in jus
tice to ouiselves, as the people of
Oiyphant me wondering why the re
port of the borough's finances has not
been published. AAe would, thetefore,
Luggest to your honorable body that
within the noxt ten davs you make
pome anangemont as to having tho
tepott published, and notify the audi
tois of the same, or we "hall be com
pelled, in self-defense, to have it print
ed ourselves, thus entailing eddltional
expense upon thp boiough. AVhllo we
do not wish It to be thought that we
are acting too ofllciously In this 'inat
li, you will admit that there hns been
ample time to adjust any difflculty
that you might have objected to In
our ippoit, which could only have been
done by applying to court, and unless
you comply with our lecpiest and pub
lish the whole report, we shall have
to take the matter in our own hand's
and lustlfy ourselves in the eyes of
the people of Oiyphant.
"Hoping you can see your way clear
to comply with this modest leciuest.
wo ai e Ttespeetfully yours
"AVilllem Scrivons,
' T L. AVIIIIams,
Auditois."
TieusuiPi Cai bine notified the coun
cil that he had lecelved fiom the state
dopai tment a check for Wilt for foi
olgn Insurance tax.' Council directed
that the amount be divided between
the two (lie companies. Borough or
iels held by Patiick Joidan weie au
thoil'.od to become interest bearing.
On account ot the lateness or the hour
tho societarv's light lepoit was de
feiied until the next meeting.
TAYLOR.
The funeiul ot the late James Mor
tis, si., took place on Monday fiom the
family residence, on Giove street, and
was very largely attended Services
weie conducted at the home by the
Rev. Dr. H. H. Han is, who delivered
mi impressive sermon. The Calvary
Baptist chuich eiuartotte lendeied sev
eral appiopriate anthems. At the close
of the seivice the remains were borne
to the AVashbum street cemctoiy foi
iutetment. The pall-ibeurots were AA'III
hiiii P. GiillUh.s, Hceso Lewis, Griffith
Owens, Llewellyn Kvuns, Lewl Iteese
und Edmund Jones.
The following notices have been
posted at the Delawme, Lackawanna
and Western collieries heie. On and
ufter November 12 the pilces of coal
will be lnci cased as follows: To em
ployes, all sUes above peu coal, $.'05;
pea coal, $1.S3; buckwheat, $1. Other
putties, all sizes above pea conl, $2,7'i;
peu coal. $l.Vo; buckwheat, l; No. 2
butkwheut, 70 cents.
Joseph Ueese, a dtlvei boy ut the
Pyno mine, was quite painfully injuied
yesterclny by being squeezed hntvvi'en
ca is.
Tho tliu'e'-inontli.s-old child of Mi.
Thomas P, Davis, of South Tuylot. was
Intel led in the Finest Home cemeteiy
yesteiduy .
Mis, Juuii'H, of Plymouth, wus the
guest of icl.itlves in this place yestei
day. H. C. Webb, of Wllkes-Huue, was a
business caller in town yesterday,
THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet Review.
.Sett Vol I., ,Not, 11. lotto's uUi.i in pilut
di (iiiln vlfci'inuil) tontintiil bv niiiu punti.
till inlciivtx "till loiif of toik, in uliiili li.ul
fixtl on u eoiuijirabb liltlliei I'tiie loci ni lie.
siruhle lu iinleuil tilti liolilintci ly ipcenlJliie
piilliltii lint Hu leJttloii wj tun iluly In Ji'
toril nllli aK ill t tl upliilon jihI olxert itinn to
In. omio-td ullli lietrty coniietloii. I he Hal
iiii.slloii tlili niniiiiiiK n not uliellnl il ml
nliu would diellne hut liotv t.n tin ilecllui
uoulil ixtuiJ Ilu, ntujtlou still nm iliml iimii
dileil ulu'ii tint iiijif.il iIomO, "llll iiuuUtio
liulil.Hlun bt 111 In fonc nml iiiltex on urn il "Mi
10 uili, tucpt where luofevloiul luont fhnltn
UCIC Ukillli luI.V lll fits U UllClIllR Hull (I ll
ll llll. A a ifull i.i ilio Jjj's uuilliK pilii-i
In iiiunlii'r of pioinlncnl imlatrlU', lulnUiiiK
Siikut, 'Jiiiikhvo (Joii, Steel ami Hlu, nul '
pli'ii (las -utttretl iloilliui of finnt .1 lu I puInU
Jtnl MiliopolllJii Miii'l ll.illu.ij Iihi i ot ill
lutu IM nl finiu.trliU fell hctncin .' jml 1
poiiiU 'ilu licui uiro in a leeMus iiioihI iml
Vl 10 1(1111 k tl) tjkl' I'lOllU, CMU.ilM flL'jltv lit Ul
lli an they ciniiti) their nliott miiiIijcm While
Home oulaiilc iliuuml lontinunl iliulni; the efjy,
U was ul no lime louinul in lulu, rim If
Miiuptloii ot kclllni," lot l.oiulon jccounl ilis.4
pal nl the liopc of an inomunn liort ilenunil fur
that jtcount t be lOlenJ If limlou Is still
hort in t lie .New Vork intrket it U coitlraeu Uuc
ii noioe future netllement, ami the continued
ullniU' flout that point crejtul 4 lomielfim lli.il
JONAS LONQ'9 SON.
Hats Hats Hats
Many a becoming costume is spoiled by an ungain
ly hat. We fit the hat to the costumeparticular with
eveiy detail.
Proud of our millinery as a little boy with new
shoes. We aim to make it better with each season
doesn't seem to be much room for improvement over
this one.
The $5.00 Hats Are $3.98 Just for a few days
to make things lively aiound the second floor. Draped
velvet tocjues, trimmed with fancy feathers in the new
est and richest effects. Yesterday they were $5.00. So
you save a dollar now if you're lucky enough to get'
one before they are all gone.
VIN'e tiati 'villi iofl rmlTeil eilue of
velvet unci turn rrovvn. Holticul Ce A(
tint I humeri felt litis In every slyle an.l
color, In price fictil sf.iS ejilt AQc.
I ndlra' Clolf llitt, In ill llie tiiwe'l mil
attratllie rtoslgtu. from M.I) c
tu
SECOND
Dress Goods and Silks
Dressmakers will be very busy now if recent sales
here are any criterion to go by. We are making the best
of some special purchases giving you greater value
than we could hope to under ordinary circumstances.
Four Important Lots of Fine Black Goods.
Are worthy your immediate and particular atten
tion. Miss them and you miss some of the greatest
bargains ever offered by any store.
38 ineli all vvn-il fully Venellnn, Vrintm
f lievioU anil nil wool Fundi Senrei nlwi 4
Inch Witiu Stllel Iltiimle; tri"'1,c '"
mullly and finish. Vnj i-pulil, 1 r,
yard " 2r"
t incli pure wool lieiiih Poplin, ".iliuh,
verv tine iitntlltv, luilim' elollies. "Hindi,
heiw wi'lRht lotm seiire, intl Vtlnih eilu
Ikhvv (llnronil iheiiots Murlli (mm
S"i cents to i 2', the y.inl fhoov AQr
at ""',
MAIN FLOORWYOMING AVENUE,
Fine Flannels
Three yards of Flannel for a Waist,
yard so long as it lasts. Light and daik
famous Teazle Down Brand. Never so
for so little before.
Blankets, too. Finest
Pi ices are just as little as we
sacrifice the qualitv. Read.
Full hIzp 10 1 blankets in isrei
nicely flnirtlieil with lilue bonier.
A regular 7"c. iinlilj. bpeciil nt
onlv ,
59c
I nil t-iu. Iwillnl 11 4 bljtikets in holli
while anil Rrey: i tra heavy vvpirIiI mil
finely flnikliiHl The 1 ")0 qinlltv 9C
LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
Jonas Long's Sods
a leactton tit pnees will intervene here bifore
that time. Totnl .tles, 1,141,000 nhares lluslnev
in lionets win on u larije wale, and time vas
fiee profit tnUintc in (oine of tin sptcuUtlve i
Mies, while others iieh anted sttotiKlv, Totul
fjhs, pit value, 4.77,Hl United fetim boinK
dctlincel 11 pet tent, on the lust e.ill uept llie
new Is which udv lined ',s pit tent
The followlnc quottion are furnished 'lhe
Tribuna by M. S Jordan & Co , rooin "OJ 70CJ
Meant huilding, tMranton, Pa. Telephone 500.":
Open' llish- I-ow. I"10'
Inn. til. cit inc.
.Viiieilim MiKat lll'i 1J2 12V1 Wl
Viiieiituti Tohtcco 107H 10U I'M l'"
Am S K VV 43H Hi' l-' 4'1
Mth.To f. S Fe "'ii I'1! IV
T. A S. 1'., Pr 77), 77 .0" 711 ,
Hrooklvn ruction l 70 i. OS'j
Unit & Ohio -fO fi 78 7s
Cunt. Tobiteo !" I"i .H'ii 'j
dies it, Ohio ! U's '. 1
Clue. & Q. V IV 8 1J"A i: lfi
( ble , II. A. if I lj 1! l.i'
M Paul Ml il l-il'- Ul".
Hoe It Mind Ill1; 114 ll' 1124,
Jleluwaie i. liudso ll".i. 114. 117'j 111.
1 ukaw innn tvJ 1SI ISO IM
I'edcral Steel 4') 4'j'l I7!b I7V1
Peileul Steel, Pi 70 70. 7l'i . I)
Kan .V Te Pi .I'O "'i H's "'a
Mdiihaltan He 1071' lOs'j 10.' I07'4
Jlet. Trattlou Co lo ltO1 l(i"i lM'j
VIlKsouii Padfle. ".)", Wl "is 1, VSs,
Peoplt'i Can KlO'i 301 !i7 'li'i
N. .1 rentiiil 1I7IJ. 140 1.7'. I .'I
Sotilheiii Pacific HVj IJ'i 11 l
Norfoll. i, W'tstirii .... 41'; il If II1;
Vorlli. Patlfle t.l'i ol ".J ! oi',i
North. Patlfle, Pi 70V1 Wa i'l 70'J
N. V. Cintral 1I7H 11l 117': 117'i
Out, k West Jl JVi .'I 2li
P.tna. It. It 14D1; ltl 110', 1103,
Patiflt Vfall f.J "ii'4 M4 V
Itiaillntt 10 I -'ii Hi'i I'l'j
ilendlnir, I 01 0.P e.l i.'i,
.Soiilhcru It. It II1. Il IT, l"s
Niiitluin It It, Pi .... U 01 Ml', not.
tenn t'. k. hou 7.' 7J'i. f'l t.i
l.S heafher IV's ll.' IH4 Its
IT. - leather, Pi 77'i 77 Til' a ""'a
Itiilihet si, ' 1,H. i.k
Uninil Patlfle Ii7 i.i Oii'j in",
I'liinu Pacific, Pi 7f3s 70'C 7b f)
V.tba,li. Pi "Oil IOVh Wi J0
Mtstein Union if"ii, M',, illi M'i
ni:v voiik pnoniici: cwiuvriF. nmocs
Open- Hlifli- f.nvv. ( lo,
WllKvr. inc. et est lute
Deienibei Ttlil 711' t 7s- 7b1;
la 1, sjsH H!j Sllj
COIIV
Ileieniue 41s, 4l 41', 1,'i
viay IJIi 4.'1, 4J'l lj'
Scianton Board nf Ttade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Ill.l. AAid.
Pint N'atlonal flank , SOO
Bcraiili.ii Savings flank S00
Scranton PatkhiR I 0. ,
Third National Hank 4Jr
Dime Uepcslt and OUiotint Hank ,, jvci
Keonotnv Unlit. II. 4. P. Co
I.OLka. fru.t hife Denoill Co .... 150
'i"
40
Kratiton Paint Co )
tlaik & hnover Co., Pr. l'i
Sirauton lion Kerne k Mfg. Co It")
Herantou yyle Wotki Oj
laikawanna Haiti Co, Pr !iO
Coiintj Savinta Ilnk fi 'hurt Co... ZW
Pimt National Hank (Crlonda!e
standard Drllllni; Co. .,,,,.,..,,... ...
Trader' National Hank ., ,,.. UL
Srrutitrm llolt iml Nut Co 100
HOND".
81-raiitoii rs.cuiier ftailuuj, first
Sforfnnnr. due l'UO , ,,,., 115
Ptoplt'a Street ltallna), Drat moit-
Kge, due 1018 ,,. 113
Peoir't ht.iet lljilna), General
liiottgiff, due 1921 ,....,,. 113
Dltkson Manufarturlnir Co, ,,,,,, , ,,,
licka 'lovvinlnp htliool V per tent ,,,
City of be ronton bl. Imp b per
ctiit. i... ,.
Sitauliiii Tiacllon (1 per tent, .,,,, 1.1
JIJO
:io
Pi
to.'
He
1 t
Scianton Wholesale Maiket,
(Collected by II, (1. Dale, 37 ItcUvrauni Ave)
UiiturCiumei), tUalc ; dairy tubi. iJc
! Sdett wenteiu, 17c. j nearby ulale, Iff.
lliteielull tream, new, ll',tf.
Ileam Pel hu, choice mitiwi. $.'.40, meJUim,
Um pea, io.
I'oljtim- too.
(Inlutia S0i. (Kr bu
Hour llct patent, JIM).
New Yoik Giain and Pioduce.
New V.oik, Nov. 1 1 Klour Market was hu
active and vviaker but held nominally at old
pricin Wheat fpot vveaks Vo. 1 red. 79V. f.
i b altuat; So. i led, 77Tc. tleialyi; i. 1
JONAS LONQ'9 SONS.
( hlli!rcn' lull lilninidl vvllli livedo of.
rllilinii ami tioM turn!". Ml C" QQ
colors
.. H''
Vllts'
new est
at
uiiil Uillilini'rf (!olt
elficli. Vciv riiilnl
lulls lu
39c
I'llsso Velotit, velvela, roM, Imilele, folil
Upe, vvlngit, eti. Vim li inliiccil
FLOOR.
JJ Ittcll pllll' VMIlll "lullll lllll SHI 111 MIB"!
nml lUiiidi silk HiiMitil tntiluli hrllliauttttis;
mule firm Illicit yuriw, ildi, ilur- AQr
tlilc mil Hstlnii; ".pulil pir Mini T"'
riJlndi Zihillne Plithls of ildi lustre; II.
iiith liuiih (lavimtti. in hull I'm. won-liil
(hivlnUi riincli (Jeiiniii Piiindlas anil
itlinih nilitili i In not" inrntiK anu
npimtciil VVorl
Strii
Il up ioiiw ,l III!
and Blankets.
Ten cents a
colors in the
much offered
assortment in Scranton.
can make them and not
lull sie 11-t blankets In iiej. while nml
tun ivitli ictl nul blue lioulrrH tntl ctoilut.
i ilt;e 1 00 quality 'pi cial TQn
at ' ,w
htt i heavv vvrwil I uknl mil bljnkets, silk
bound eili.e: ml nml Uue borders
lejrtilui -"00 qinllty 'pedal gik
The Dickson Mnnurncturlng Co.
tcmuton aud VVIIltes-llniro I'-t.
Manufacturer! of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Boilers, tlolstlneand Pumplne Machinery
General Office. Scranton. Pa.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... MANUFACTURED BY ...
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
rarwoTE the ame.
XTBJSHtffllUWlSW.
UT. llospilal snu Arutx Burgeon iuii.
Dr. THEEL 527 North Sixth St.
Philadelphia, FA.OAU Abanei,
BloodPolson,VarIcocela,Strlcturi
ell PRIVATE and QB80URR
Diseases, i
lllKiri, UI8l,lllHnilDUU,DIHUUIV-
oriiini tiiiiyreitoren. irein ciura
uuari. i m mm uunnriuiio . bw.
" irent
Hook ex
Irtaa.
noilheieii Duliith, '4Ri . f o. b afloat: option'
experienced entitled vveiknevi fiom htait to linl-.i
iml u ; i I.miI weak mil lalHi. tie l dttllui
Nn 2 ltd Milili ilo-ed bli., Vla.v, Hl'-C , No
viiiibci, T75nt.; lie timber. 78, Corn Sput
hie ide it In. -I but biili-dji't'iill yielded .iiul
ili.td ui ik ut I'ii. nei iU tlint . Via) do., il
4J'ki.. Diieinliii. H'ie. Olts 'pot Menh, No.
J, 'JK.i .No .1, '.'I'.i.i .No J white, 2S'i.; No.
while. 2m.. HatU iniviil veltni, .l'saJTi.4
itatk u hlli' vvehliiu. -T't i .!i . . ttiiek uhlte state.
S7'iaJ.lt.i optltns iiniettliil and ritliet ea-j with
other iiuiket" llullii - I inn' iiuiuioi, lOl.a
Jio.i factui.i, IJiIV.i,; .liuit uiinicrj. I7t!(.;
iinliatii.ii iieiiiiiiv. Il'.ulSe ; late ilaitv, iVi
.'it. Lliici lluil: hikf vvltlli. I0i(tloi,,
null uliin. lo'ulli.i lirite ti.li.inl, toae.,
Mil ill eolornl, lil'tille, lnKslinn; fnte iml
I'eniiivlv mla, 'Jtli'i . u-luii. nyiulai paik.
I nf, IHa.'li,, vvtilelli, lusi nl), Jili
Chicago Oiain and Pioduce.
I hiiajii, Nov 11 Win. il liii.Ui Iijil today
on loner e ibli and l lie ivv vvoild'a vllhe )u.
iiriae, Heiinihii iliihiiii; lale. untie jester
da). Coin l'.al't. and oit, l'al'it, ilovn,
PinvUh.iH tl ho il"i vuie IJiUjJ(j,. tie.
piii.Mil. ( ash limitations will lis lollnui: 1 lour
(jultt and uti ttla i .No .1 i-piiiij; vvhtat, ODaTlc;
No. J ml. 7J7i7iit.; No. J lorn, ."I'iuln'Ji,: No
J Villon. Si'Ji.i So J whili, JTiiJT'li.j .Se I
white, J4.tJ7(., So I Ihy Mid, iflSI- So I
l.oilhvvist, ll Si; tiinnthv, M.IIU4 SO, pork,
0 tiHilOWl, Iml, t".07jaT,170, tiln l0i
7.10, kIioiiIiIi ik, V'sjIUi .. sides, lit ".Hi 7.'., whN
kn. "I .'7i iijii, nil ioaf, mi 11, jjiuniilatcil,
' 7"i
Chicago Live Stock Maiket.
(ldiai.0, S'uv. II -laltle lletiipts o.Vto. In.
lliidlui; .10(1 'lexaiis mil 2VI VMntiuw; ualivt
biters slow, butihirn' stotk Nttadv; wtitiini
vviak; Tixan., elcadv to .slum,'; uilives, hr-t utt
tale loil.n, inn lailouils at V. jv, guild to prion
ifletin, V'OilOOi porr lu medium, I..UiiJJ,
aeleeled (enler, blow, M.TIal .0, niKul bl.uk'
(lb, weak, WVialhO; eeiv, .M)ilJV lulfeiti,
1 7Ja4 7 1, t inneib. tl JVti V), buIN, l..i.li
2 Jja4 ftO, talvet., blton,', 1 IV, Ii.ijus, lust un
tale toriii, Ilili.- ins ul "., Iiu fui blittr,
fU'r, Tevaa .u tliu, i) IVil Hi; li'i hull,
.'0ViJJI Ilnu- ll(((lilb, Jl,i4il. loiuoitow,
'JI,oiXl ;lift .'Ul, i),'uii, tin teiitb lowir. weak:
lop. o(J,"r, iuKhI nul butcher., V1 70 O; auml
In i hull l In nv. 'rl.xOiViili ioukIi luat), il i.li
4 71; lib-lit, !,70iVUi, bull, n' bib,, Yl"0.il.
"hi(p Itiitlpls, l'i.. mi; blutp nul lamb', np.iii.l
nlli.ut;, iI'kIiu tliulu eulu, (,. ml Ii ilioht
in liar, l liil 10, fair In t hole i lulu. I, b.i j0
1.10; wiMtili bheip, ,Ul l'i, 'lij liup, . 'i0
.1(0, iiitlti' limh'., s ion 10, ui-lun lambs,
,l sial in
Buffalo Live Stock Uaiket.
l.at lluftalo, .Suv. II HeceipU-Catlle, .it '
cult; bhecp ind IjiuIi.i, V urj hoi. 11 u.
Mi nnriits Caltlt, IJ cars, sheep ami laiulv., IJ
( us; hog, IU car Cattle Dtiiuml fail) active
foi (tnoil butelum iml Mead); lambs, tiioieo t
evtu, -1 ausio; bheep, li)al00; lanilb., choice
lo txlra. fl 13 lV l"; hcup, iholte to cvtra, tl.i
al 50 Ilojcs lleavj. V..15.1") 20; pla ami ll(,lu
lorkti., burec" and hlshei ; about everv buvu
on the maiket lad onlei fir piti. and the.
would ell fm a piiiiiluin, pnMlhly Sj IW
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