THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TlUIRSDAy, DECEMBER 6, 1900.
: INDUSTRIAL. ;
Work on Erie nnd Wyoming Shops.
Under tilt siiporvlHltm oC Hupi-iln-temlunt
of CnuMiuullim V, S. linlil
win, of New York city, wurlt N jirci
Hrt'HsliiB 1 mildly cm the new h!kim of
the Kile nnd Wyoniliitf Valley Hnll
lomt coinpnny, Which me tieliiB reined
In the UiiniiKiie yiinlH. A IiukIiiiiIiik
wn nmdu lust .Mini' mi th" bullillims
and they are now no far advanced Unit
It Is expected they will lie leitdy for
occupancy liy Fell. 1.
When finished the company will have
new erecting niaulilne.hollor nndlilnrk
mnltli, car repair, JYuniltiK, palnl hIuipa,
roach, oil and cimlne nlmpi. The
lmtlclliiRM are licliitr eieetrfd fioni the
planw (luiwn by ('oinultlliB nimlneer
Cieorse 1 1 III. of 'Ni'W Yoil: clly.
Xo wood N being uted In their enn
sliiictluu hut n plan of iiichlteutiiio
now In these pni'K but iim1 for iniiny
yoai In New York itute, hart been
adopted. Over the Aleel lnilliewui l li
jilaued a coneiete, cement tonl". and
the nIiIch of each liulldlng me iiuulc cif
like material. Thli ivlideis the sliuc
tnies absolutely lire pnmr.
'J'he larscsl uf the nhopi Is located
r.ear the pie.seiu plant, and Includes
the ereelliiR. niachlne. boiler and
MackMiiilth whops. The ( omplete
.-.tlliotuie Is Tl leet wide by "10 feet
Jnnjr. The erecting .shop Is HO feet wide
by alO lontr, and wings extend on either
.side of It. The machine Miop, W2I0
l'-et Is mi one Hide ,md on the (ther
the boiler .shop and the bl.icksinlth
hhop, the lli.sl 60 l'eet wide by I 'JO long
and the latter of the same dimensions.
The erecting hIhip canles an i nor
niou.s travolling eiane. which Is tci )-
used In the lifting of gieat weights.
This crane l.s nmv lielnjr made In l'itt.s
burg. This hIioji will be titty feet In
height nnd the others will be twenty
leet high.
Some distance limn thes. shops are
located the car icp.ilr shop, 1 10 leet
wide by 200 loins. This building Is div
ided inlo three apartments to be wwd
lor repairing, painting and it. unlng
purposes. The paint nnd f mining
whops aie each -10 reet wide bv 200
feet long, and the lepalr Miop Is (,il
feet wide by "00 long.
Farther on and hltunled on the hill
side Is the building wheie the com
pany's coaches aie to be stoied. About
twenty can be accommodated in this
coach-house at once. Its dimensions
are GO feet wide by 2.'i long. It is
eighteen feet high. t
ron columns aie ummI in the Mip
poiting of the loofs of these build
ings. The plant, where is located the
steam boileis, Is stationed near the old
buildings, and is 10 l'eet wide by ill
feet long. It is twenty feet high, and
ndjolnlng it aie six coal bunkers,
which are ! feet by twenty long. The
engine house adjoins this building. Tt
Is a two-story .stiuetuie, 40 leet wide
by 00 long, with a total height of -M
feet.
The oil lioiiM also, is n two-stoiy
building. The giound llooi K fill leet
wide by 80 long, and 11 feet high, while
the second story is 10 feet in heiKlit
nnd 20:cS0 in breadth and length. These
comiuioe all the buildings now In
coin ye of consti notion, but the buck
Iramlug shop leumtly built will uKo
be utilized as pint of the new plant, by
being made a store-house, add also
used for 1 raining work.
The woik will be begun in the latter
pait ol this month ol Installing the
niiiclilneiy. The plant will be opeiated
by taree batteries of liabeuok & Wll
son'a engines, of 400 hoisu-power each.
A complete electrical and heating plant
will be pill In by the Jliininoie lion and
riteU i oinp.ni.
Todny'r, D.. L. & W. Bonul.
Today's 1), L. and V. lioaid is as
lollow--,
Wnlue- I ir, IHt
WILD CATS i:.bl
fi 1 1. in P. Haiku
. (I i. in. A. .1. Millnmiill
it p. in. It. .1. I.aiUn
'Ihm-dn, I), i, il
WILD CAST, i:bl'.
I'.'.jO n. m. P. I". Slum.
3 a. in. V. CiNonaugli, with I'. 1) H.oi' men.
4 a. in. 11. Ui'imctt.
f. J. in. C!. 'J hernias, with II. T. VYllowV nun.
0 a. m. II. Dolurlv.
s a in. W. A. Uirtliolomew,
H a. m, M. I'liininj.
10 oil n. in. I". Siiikii-.
U.oO n. in. P. W..1I.
1 p. in. A. T. lu'lclimi.
!! p. in, .1. Ilurkli ill.
H.tj p. in. A. II. J!oi with P. fu uuush's
moil.
Sl'MMUS.
G a. m., cist H. McAllister.
I p in., cat J. Jhisior.
(. p. in., cast II. (Jilllcjn.
7 p. in., cast from Juiy iik U, l)atf.
a, in,, wvsl (3. riounlclkrr.
H a. ni., west W. II, .Nichol-,
11 a. in., woit CarrU'ii.
7 p. in., wiM from Ci,MiRa Mil.inc.
7 p. in., writ fiom Cijiikj (JliiU.t.
t'ri.Li:ii.
10 a. in. P. K, Stcoi.
I'usuras,
C a. m. O. llouxcr.
11, .10 a. in. Moian.
7 p. m. M. Muiphy,
U p. in. Lamplnir.
PASSENGCR UN01Ni:S.
7 a, m. OafTiicy,
r 1.0 p. in Stanton,
7 p. in. Migoicin.
WII.O CAIS Whsr.
I .1, 111. II, Sinllli.
l.iu J, in. C, htnt;-K,.
f, .1. 111. .1. 1). Jllslilr.
I. .i, in, .1. II u In r.
7 a. in. ('. W. Dunn
s a, m. T. .1. 'lliomiium,
li .i, in. W. lililiy, .lili , ', I i.iiiiiult ' men,
10 a. in, II. BMiin,;, wllli .lolm llilu'inN mm,
II ,i. in llJt-uinv,
1J u'llmU noun I), L.iip, wllli (', ll.irlliniiiiii'w'
nun.
1 p. in. .1, I'nilillo, wllli s, ( ,iiinij nun,
-' p, in, ,1, (I'llir.i.
.'I p, in. I. II. Jli Cum.
I p. in,-(). Illll.
fi p. in. , Udl.nr,
0 p. in. O, II, smi,
Minn.
IluWiinii Willi mi Tialie will i,u nut int trip
with A, li, lliinniit.
Ili.lUi'iiuii II, I', IMnluil will mi l.iu wllli
( iimhii lui' O'lltl.i tudiy ,it li n'ilml li"iu,
Mat. ill pl.ue if .Inliii II, .linns Pi i. '.
Adopts Semi-Monthly Pays.
Another of the coal companies has
decided to adopt the seiiii-nionthly sys
tem of paying the men at Its collleilei,,
and It Is now an established fact time
on and after January 1, 'JO0, the Penn
sylvania Coal company will pay Its
men In that manner,
Tho company opeiates eleven mines
and two waslieiies, and there has liesu
pi.ictlenlly a unaiiliiiotiH lenuesi fiom
tho employes for the semi-monthly
pays. Tho December pny-ioll will W
iiuido out tho same as usual, and Hut
til st of the now pajs will lake place
after the men linve winked llfteen ilns
In Januuiy,
Ence for Fiesidency,
There aie rtimois that tho le-elertlon
of President Sainuel (lompers, of tho
Ameilcan Federation of L.ubor, will be
strongly opposed at the federation's
convention, which opens this morning
at Louisville.
Aluny Jtlchmuiids aie, In the Held as
candlditles for tho place, and uniotm
them tuny be mentioned President John
Mitchell, of tho United Mine Workers'
union! Hecretnry and Tieamirer P. J,
McCluliu, of the Uiotheihood of Uai
IH'iitmR, nnd Juntos Dtincnii, of the
Stonecuttt'iH' National union. The two
Inst named uiu Hist nnd second vice
ptesldenlrt of the federation.
During llio last lilghteen ycius.wltli
the exception of 'ill-'!), when John Me
HHdo was president, Mr. llonipet.'i has
been ill the head of the fedeiatlon, and
proved n Wise and sagacious leadei,
Mitchell ably demonst lilted his eNcetl
live niiulltles (liiiliig the recent Htilku,
and both of the other candidates are
likewise Htiongand uutu men.
The lestllt of the election l.s beltur
wntehed with Inleiest by lnboilng men
nil oer the count! y.
Tiolloy-men's ailevnncca.
It Is not likely that any gilcMiiiccs
will Im laid belore (lelierul Jliinuger
Hllllman by the employes of the Sctun
luii Ititllway company, until next Wed
nesday, al the very earliest. At the
meeting held eaily yesteiday morning
111 t'n i pen teit' hall, of the Street Car
.Mens' union, which Oignnl.er Freder
ick IjUcIipi formed last week, a com
nilltee w-as uppoliited to pteii.'ire a list
of gtiewtliccs.
Tlie.se will be piesenled to the asso
elation at the ne.l meeting, which will
be held about 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning. II the union llnds the gilev
anies as set foi th Just and fair the
coiniulttee will be Inslitieled to pi
seiil them to .Mr. Sllllinan, anil he will
be walled upon dining the itltei'iiuon
or pel haps later In the week.
'J'he unsutlslnetoiy unangement of
the woi king .schedule Is the one partic
ular thing which the trolley-men, one
mid all, aie opposed to. One ol the
oflleei of the union lemaiked to a
Tilbune mail last night, in speak lug
about the grievances: "We want bet
l"r wages lli.in we aie at piesent lc
celvlng, but still theie isn't nearly so
much complaint legaidiiiK- the salar
ies as them is about the schedule,
"Why at piesent a man can be sent
out on a six-hour run (lining the
morning and then be kept mound until
midnight when he will get another sis
hour inn. These bonis are most un
satiblactuiy, and then too, they're
longer than we want.
"The men aie agieed on the point
that $2 pay lor ten hours' woik woulcj
be a tuir arrangement, Instead of 2
for twelie hotus, as Is now glen."
This nnd That.
Illlike Hiotheis, corjlrnc Ioi.n aie do
ing a laigo amount of impi element
woik for the Erie and "Wyoming1 Val
ley Uallioad company. Consldeiable
changes aie being made by them at
the tracks at Kpiing Hiook.
The use of Intoxicating di Inks on the
road or anywhere about the pieml'-es
of tho Lackawanna company is stilctlv
foi bidden, and the new time-table
wains the men that anyone known to
be in the habit of drinking Intoxicants
will not be employed or continued In
employment.
Kupeiintciident K. T. Dudgeon, of the
Lackawanna, yesterday issued an or
der from "Huffalo, lelatlve to the lecent
bulletin sent out. announcing; that the
transler service was to be dKeontinued
fit D.insi llle. Yesterday's bulletlnstates
that the Sanitoi linn tiansler seiviie Is
to be lontlnued by the siinttoilum peo
ple, who will ni. ike a fifty cents chai'je
for the lound tiip, making the collec
tion themselves.
NEW PUBLICATION.
A Medical Woik of Practical Tam
ily Vnlue.
The levi-lun of a woik which has
been befoie the public for owr loily
yeai.. and which has an annual cli
eul.iliou ol oci ten million copies In
lle il'ttpient languages, is suniewliat
lein.ii ..ible. Its M-nciable author here
gives the result of hall a leiitinv
of pioliissioiial experience in pel foot
ing bis system ot medicine. As a
tsiilde to those who use his Kpe
c'lics and valuable hints as to diet
and iinii ol the sick this Manual of
111 pages is admiiably systemized tor
ihe in ids of the sick.
We "specially notice the unmistnk
able piofessional tone which penndes
cwery page of 'the book. It is a com
pact little volume fitting the vest
pocket. It contains a portrait of the
author, and the cover N a beautiful
half-tone liom an original model, and
will be sent liee, postage piepaid, on
leiiurst to the Humphiey-.-' Medicine
company, comer William and John
siieets, New Yoik.
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
On account ol tho centennial c de
br.ition of the eslabllKluneiit of the
seat of go oi anient of the fulled
.Suites in the Dlstilet of Columbia,
to be held at Washington, P, C De
cember 12, ihe Pennsylvania Tiailioad
company will sell round-Hip tickets
to "Washington Horn all points on Us
line at late ol single fme for the
round tiip. Tickets will h sold and
j;ood going I)"c 11, and will be good
routining until Dec. tl, Inclusive. "
California Excurfaions.
Leaving AVashinglon eveiy Alonday,
Weduesclav and Friday nt 10.15 p. in.,
vlu Pouthein Itallway, Now Tourist
hSleopus, personally conducted, go
through to Sun Francisco with out
change of cars, conductois or poilcis.
The route Is tluougli Atlanta, Mont
gomery, New Orleans, Houston, .San
Antonio, New McnA'o, Ailzumi and
Wniilliein faliforiiln. Tho cars aro the
veiy latest puttein of Pullmau Touilst
Pluepcie, blich-woocl finish, high-back
seats, sixteen sections, supplied witli
linen, etc, same as sltindmd sleepers,
lighted with Pintsch kiis, wide vesti
bule, double sash, i oiler cm tains,
lavatoiy and smoking mom lor gen
tlemen, and two lathing ruonifl for
ladles.
Tin co and ono.lialf dayn lo JIoxIco
and Allzoua, four days to Los AngoliM
and live days to Han Fiunclsco, Tho
Touii.st far fare 13 less than via any
other unite, saving fiom ?J.'i.00 u $::o,00
for the tiip.
Chtib, L. Hopkins, HlHtilct Passenger
Ageut, rjouthcin Itallway, S2S f'hest
nun stieut, I'hlladelplila, Pa,, will Im
pleased to-furnish all luforiuutloii,
Sciauton Business College,
'ono of the largest business tuiln
illg schools In America,' Western
Penman,
Froi.Q.F.THEEL.RI.D.N.,,
DI.( I 'nimif!(Uj, I'll 1 iHUrUHfiifi 4rlt Iiiii r
i4i icrw in roie tt let aiiiuiiM i m. rnlVA it,
tOSSt I'OCil'OlU I IHVI.UI IJ. IU.III) llMll,
rmu eitiu.MiFiiLiripYftr.aicoapntsfiN
ac
:10STMANIIC
2vcati(iratii(.a
lUyUt OII(riiril4hlliriirt I'V i""1!, iitt
1.41X0 Jill"ilt4UlpCfu.lhcitl(,rflt Vi
Ct tt lui 4 it III i law. An ill ill Milt llliif n if
i IknC41C
jMilyotTtrfitaa titclu Uudti HcmMti U. Vim rh t
li-oiU(mtll(LII'wbript,uic uutl fi f'ftf t 0 itil
I'li'iiliut'iit livIiill, iiluut ffllfl'. .rlif ;
MUII TinTTII!nil!TUIIIIITT1ITMTIIfnriTT?UTi
3 fi$
3 0L
V "n
4 1 .IrU
T VSi
CEYLON
BLACK 01 GREEN
"Yes, my dear, this tea is dif.
fei-eut. I took the hint jjiven last
week and nought pure riachinc
madc tea."
ASK YOUR GROCCR FOR
Ceylon Tea
ING. OR
it only in l,r:nl Park
REFRESHING. DELICIOUS.
Soltl only in l,r:nl Parki-m.
.")()., fiOc. JUiil 70l. I'cp Lb.
Electric Lighted
Trains
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
"pill'. North-Western Limited service,
C.30 p. in. dally lo bt. Paul and
Minneapolis,, cannot ba excelled and offers
the best of ever) thing. Any agent will
gie j on information about it. Tiuce
other liist class tiains fiom Chicago also
9.00 a. m. Daylight Tiain, 10.00 p. ni.
Fast Mail and 10. 15 p. m. Night Express.
Call on any agent for tickets or addiess
401 Brozduity, tJeiu York
C01 Chea't St.,Pli!ladlehfo
368 Waelitmjton St., Boston
S01 O.iin St , Bultelo
212 C'Mri St , Ciichijo
435 Vina St.t Cincinnati
SOTSn ithJ'MSt , Ptttuburn
'34 Superior St . Cejetimf
17Campus farttus, Detroit
2lliiQSt ,East,Toronto,Ont
SMEVJ YORK HOTELS.
Cor. SKtocntli St inn living Place,
NEW YORK.
Aiaciuan PE.n. tl S'l pet Uui ami upward.
1 uropc.iii I'Ijii, S! f,J per city niitl upward
I 1). USAlMOliD, Pioprictor.
- t--- -)- iv-t--t---s---
Fos- HusitieA Men
In tho h"Mrt o( thu wholesale
dlstilet
Tor .))) tin
tnlnnl.'1 tvntl? ft, IVniutiiinlrara,
b mlnuiLb to Slc'scl Coopc-is BI3
Store. Lnsy of aceess to the area:
ury uoocis stores.
Tor Sililsec!.'
One block from K'nav Cars. olv.
lag easy tr.insportailoii to all
points of Intel oat.
NEW YOJtK.
Tor. Ilth ST & UNIVKItSITT PL.
Only ono Block from Iiroiuliv.iy
Rooms, $l Up. p.'V.i,.
f-f-f-- ---t--t--- -f-f-(-
WINTER RESORT.
''Tluougli tho Hespeiian Gardens of
the West" Runs the Luxurious
"SUNSET LIMITED."
Tho Fine3t Thing' on Wheels,
AND IT TAKES YOU TO THOSE
DELIOHTTUL
Summer Lnnds ot " California."
S-pecial lluouali uann LiiibUtliu of licpini;
liiiil iliiiiiin 1.11s I1I lc..u New uik i-uty an
unln, 'hn-claj and lliiu.ili.i. umu ctliu cl.
ncily wllli the "Min-ct l.iinitccl" at Xlv Orlcam
I'm lull IiiIciiiihiiiiIi, 11. o IlliMi.m.d .iin.;i.
lota, main and ilmt l.ilili, nKu luwi t riles,
t-kipln,' cai Ui'viK and Ilhhiuo iliccl.ul, apjily
tu Nmllii 111 I'.uiti, (u., JW s, 'llilul !.tiul,
1'lillacMplili, 1'J.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK HETUHNS
Four Bargeios
WmW
Mmsw
Sensible
Holiday Gifts
Smoking Jackets,
House Robes,
Travel ing Cases,
Fine Neckwear,
Shirts, Hosiery,
Underwear, Etc.
Highest Grade,
Lowest Prices.
dlffSmm
412 Spruce Street.
Merchaet
oniigoMeo
It is impossible to get more
for your mouey than we give
you.
Others may offer lower
prices but they give you
much inferior work.
Some give good work, but
exhoi-bitaut prices,
Our facilities are the best,
our work the best and our
prices the lowest.
213 Wyoming Ave.
lating Stoves,
ianges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Sis Stoves,
Steam a.id ylnco
IM Water llUdlillba
mSTES 1 FORSYTH,
3J;-H27 PENN AVENUE.
Lager
Manufacturer. 9f
STOCK
438 to 405
N. Ninth Stroot,
.PA
Teleplion-J Call, 2IW3.
Tho Dickson Maiiufactui'ln;' Co.
fccrunton nnd WHUevllarra, l'
.Maimfuouiruri u.'
L0C0A10TIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Bollei-3, ISolstingunil Pumping .Machinery.
Oeneral Office, Scranton, Pa.
isi Special Lots
Tail
0HV1S,
Illll SB
OLD
PILSMEB
Go pairs Meu's Hand-sewed Russet Shoes, three solid
leather soles, regular $3.50 Shoes, all sizes, at $2.50;
36 pairs Men's Euamel $3.00 Shoes at $2.00.
48 pairs Indies' Blue Satin Hand-turned Slippers, reg
ular price $2.00, to close out at 75c,
1 14S pairs Ladies Fiue Kid, extra heavy hand-sewed
soles, hull dog toe, xxgular $3.50 Shoes, at $2,50. All
sizes and all widths,
MYER
TiU! Cliennc.M Shoe Uoim.
;tinollMU)alac
Thursday, December 6.
For 3 Days 55c the Yd For 3 Days
1.400 yards of Dress Goods to be sold at less than Manufacturer's prices,
These are all goods of the present fall season, not an old weave or style in
the lot. All couveuiently displayed on Dress Goods Counter.
Five Pieces of Camel's Hair Plaids, value $1.00 yard
Four Pieces ol Prunella Serges, value $1.25 yard
Seven Pieces Kcdl'ern Serges, value 75c yard
Eight Pieces of Striped Zebelinc, value $1.00 yard
Six Pieces of Mixed Cheviots, value $1.25 yard
Five Pieces of Silk and Wool Plaids, value $1.00 yard
Pour Pieces of Mixed Suitings, value $1.00 yard
A'ine Pieces of Silk and Wool JNovelties,valuc $1.50 yd
Forty-eight Pieces, or 1400 Yards,. in vthe lot.
All at 55c a yard, in these colors Blues, Browns, Greens, Greys and Garnets.
Positively the best bargain in Dress Goods we have offered during 1900.
Hurry in Printed French Flannel
Flannel in wearing apparel is very much in evidence this Fall and Winter, The
comfort and serviceableness of this class of goods were long ago proven by women.
On sale today .sixtesu pieces of a very handsome collection of All-Wool Printed
Flannels, which include the latest effects in Stripes, Polka Dots, etc. Colors are
Black and White, Blues, Lavenders, Reds and Greys. Regular Price 7J cents.
Marked for Quick Selling at 60c Yard.
CONNOLLY
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OF SCRANTON
ORGANIZED 1872
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATE3.
Capital SSOO.OOO
Surplus 500.000
VM. C0NNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN. Jr., Vics-Pres.
WILLI A Al II. PECK, Caslibr.
Special attention Riven to busi
ness accounts. Three per cent. in.
tcicst pal on Interest deposits.
S
THE
iK POWDER CO.
Booms 1 a n (12, t'om'lth BTd'g.
ECBANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
Hido at Mooslo and Umn laid Worlti,
LAFLIN It RAND POWDBK CO.'S
ORANQE GUN POWDER
Klcotrlo liuttorlcs. ICIeotrlo KniloJari.
oiplodliu blast i, futety Kuii ,i: j
Renauno Chemical Co.'s v.xvT!vn
of Go
od SBioes
DAY I DOW
."!)7 Uckuwumm Avciuiis
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING OENTER.
& WALLACE,
ggaBatgggipaTrF4!iJtJBwj..iyijaiii
I SSIOT B
"The Faultless."
Perfect in Mechanical
h Consti uction ami Finish. KEPHave Demonstrator
Show Its Merits.
("TIIVIE,
SAVES LABOR,
CARPETS.
Williams 3
Carpets.
2DEBSEKZ2S3C
a&i&a& tm I'.vj.av - . .i mm
ImMwmb&mmMmvM Worn
These Game Hoards hove Rules for SO Games including
CROKINOLE 3 c!l the CARROW3 GAMES
Florey & Brooks, 21 1 wrntn
M, llEKSTEN
Ibyslclan a ml Surooa
311 Cnrum Sf
::s?tiu .v ui uuiuui w
iSA 'itniiu' Uuu Eu,w,nu
All scutu oihI flucuic dltiaici o( moil, wo.
men unJ ililklun. ClllltiMU .NDKVOUn.
HUAIS A.NU WASll.MI IIISlJAsKS A bl'I.C
l.M.IV. All clii-in ol llio Liter, KiJmys,
llljddir. frUln, llluuU, Nfivts, Uwi:b, I!).;, I ur.
Nose, 'lliroal, unl l.uns, Cjliuia. 'lumorj,
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