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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1900.
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6e Swanfott $rt8tme
t'lililMied Hilly, i:.trfil Sunday, by The Trlb
he Publishing Company, at Kilty CcnM niMonth.
1.IVV S. HICHAM), Keillor.
0. 1', ItVXIILi:, tlulness Manager.
New Yoik Offices ISO N.isiau St.
8. M. VltlXLAND,
Sole Agent lor Foreign Advertising.
nltrcd at the Poetofdcr nt Scranton, Fa,, as
Setcnd-Claj Mall Mailer,
Wlicn pies will permit, Ths Trllmne li nlvvay
lad to print Miort lctlcts doni lt.t frlctitH bcar
i on current topics, but Ita rule Is that iltes?
wA bo fllpned, for publication, liy tho vvrltiM
"ill name; and the. condlloti preerclrnt In nr
rpl.inoc li that all rontrlhutlons Khali ho subject
n rdltorlal revision.
run flat hati: rou auvurtisinm.
Tlir follow Iwr table shows the prlee per ituli
.iili liKcitlon, (.pace to be uuil v.lthln one jean
DISPLAY. I Ppcr I lleidlm Position
'.ii thin 000 Imbc-i .25 ! ".27.-i I . H l
.Vl Inihcs ill ' .it I .21
-mi " Ill .17.', I .11
"' " I',-, i .17 I .l.'.
"Oil " I J i 1(5 I .13
I'iiIm for Cl.es-lhVd .I'hcrlMnir fut nislictl en
pplli'.itlon.
Sf'H ANTON, DKCI5.MMKU M, 1000.
I'iu'Ip Sam win perforin a delicate
ii't by placing Momutlilns In the xtock
ns of Pin Id HIco without delay.
fir. ConnelTs Candidacy.
TMK CANDIDACY of CotitTrens
inan Council for "United
States senator, announce
ment of whleh has been
mule in WiiHhlnKtnn dispatches to the
"hlladelplila Press, and since con
Irmod. Hhould bo pitipeiiy undeistood.
Mr. Council Is a friend und supporter
jf SI. S. Quay, a believer In party regit -aiity
and a stalwart. He fnvois sub
lilsslon of parly claims to the party
mucus and believes In accepting the
a 111 of the majority.
Should Colonel Quay receive the cau
cus nomination and a majority vote on
lolnt ballot, no one will be moie tbor
puffhly pleased than Sir. Connell. Thl.s
-esiilt Is predicted and expected. The
.otes to effect this result are reported
-ilertRcd. Doubt is possible only on the
-core of gross misrepresentation and
jolitlcal perfidy.
Hut as a stimulus to an immediate
lection, so that the commonwealth
nay have as uon as possible the full
vpiesentation which is its due and its
egislaturo be freed in advance from
my piospect of costly deadlock, this
contingent announcement is made, in
the full belief that Colonel Quay will
oe the first to urge the niline' of the
vacant scnatorship by another's elec
lon should the open test of sttength on
lolnt ballot indicate that his own can
lidacy is futile.
It cannot bo said that 1-ord Kiteli
'ner is entirely without hope.
Dodging the Constitution.
THE DISPOSITION manifest
ed by the leaders in con
giess to evade the manda
tory pi ovision of 'the Four
teenth amendment which says that
when the right to vote at federal elec
tions is denied in any state to any
male citizen of voting age or In any
way abridged, except for participation
In lebelllon or other crime, "the basis
of representation SHALL HE reduced
In the proportion whleh the number
of such male citizens shall bear to the
whole number of male citizens 21 years
of age in such state" continues to pro
voke emphatic dissent in many influ
ential quarters.
The Chicago Times-Herald, in calling
for the enforcement of tills mandatory
clause presents a short comparative
table showing how the right of voting
is being abridged:
rouit si)iTiu:ns- static.
Population. Tot.il nte.
11)00. i00.
SVrth Ciiiblhu l.M)l,!' J'U.fiU
vlivd-tappl 1,501,372 50,103
Louisiana l,.1Sl,tUT 07,001
Mjiilh Caiolina 1,310,312 aa,sii
Total
U,105,:;o.t
470,:j(pi)
i-ouit .NoiiTiir.ii.v s'rvtr.s.
'nv Jersey l,Si.l,(W:i
Mimic Mita 1 ,701,390
"itlifot ni. i ,485,0;,::
M.ir.i laiiii l.iso.fiio
401,1150
.tHWii
'J0I.7BI
204,503
Total fi,310,0(,,S l,27fi,02S
Here we see that one vote polled and
counted In tho four southern states
mentioned has tho practical effect of
three votes in the four northern states
cited. Xo amount of sophistry can
iccoiictle this situation of affairs with
i sense of fairness and equality. Either
tho Fourteenth amendment should bo
repealed or it should be enforced.
Those who want to evade Its enforce
ment should have tho manliness to ad
vocate the amendment's repeal, so that
congress hhould not sot an example of
disobedience to the explicit mandalu of
tho fundamental law upon which our
government rests.
There instill nonutliontlo Intelligence
'JH hand tn determine exactly wlmt Mr.
'ilryau und -Mr, Cleveland think of
leach other; but it Is not dllllctilt to
RUCKS.
Senator Drury's Generosity,
W":
13 (1LADLY note tho com
mendable act of Sena
tor-elect Urury In rati-
lug from $1,000 to $5,0U0
his subscription to the fund for a new
building for tho Plttston Young Men's
ChilKtluu association. Tho need of a
new home for this excellent Institution
Is very urgent and It Is to bo hoped
that tho liberality of tho public-spirited,
citizens of Plttston will be suffi
cient to Insure Its speedy erection.
Even us necessary In Pittston as a
now building for the suitable accom
modation of tho splendid wa,k of tho
Young Men's Christian association Is
tho setting bofote the young men of
tuat city of examples of tho sanctity
of political agreements, so that they
may not bo led Into the unfortunate
belief that a man whose honesty In
business transactions Is conceded may,
vvvlien active In politics, adopt u lower
moral standard, one absolving him
from the obligation to be truthful and
outspoken when In search of public
ofilce.
That llr. Drury Is unable to couple
to his. generous donation such an ob
ject lesson for the young men of Ills
city Is unfortunate und will ho so re
garded long ttrtcr tho ptusont exi
gencies of fartltmnl strife In our com
monwealth shall have disappeared. All
this mnrn nncessttry Is It, therefore,
that this lesson should bo Impressed.
A hill to Incrense the fees of con
stables ami policemen by providing
payment for the time which they have
to spend while In attendance nt court
nwnltlns tho calling up of cnes In
which they ppoar as proseattJrs Is in
the pocket of an Allegheny county rep
resentative for fnltoduutlon at Itarrls
btirg. There arc no doubt occasions In
which this enforced attendance with
out pay works hardship; but the gen
eral belter Is that It Is offset by flip
generous fees obtained In the manu
facture of litigation which ought never
to come before n criminal court.
The Brighter View.
IT IS SATISFACTOHY to note
that the comments of the Lon
don press upon the senate
amendments to the Uuy-Pattnce-fole
canal treaty are becoming more
modi rate. I'tedlctlons arc multiplying
In London Unit the British government
will llin' -iv to accept the amended
tnat hes of dignity or such
n let possibilities of Intor-
r.atlini .i as would follow the
rejedl n . treaty and ti reversion
of tile i.h',I -nutter back to the un-satl'-ifai'toiy
luiiin represented by the
obsolctr Cliiv.on-lluhver compoct. .
"Senator Lodge's recent conciliatory
and diplomatic explanation of the
spirit and Intent of the sennte amend
ments no doubt has done much to take
the stliif? out of the English view of
them, a view based largely on Impar
led cabled information, As he pointed
out, "England's Interest In having tho
canal built, be It great or. small, l.t
second only to that of the United
States, for she alone has, like the
United States, large possessions In
North America and both on the At
lantic and Pacltlc coasts. We agres
that all vessels of commerce and of
war shall pass through the canal on
tho fame terms as our own, and In
war between other powers we agree
to preserve the neutrality of the canal
toward all belligerents. In deferemo
to the wishes of Nicaragua and Costa
Itica in regal d to this tieaty, and not
to any we may hereafter make with
them, we relinquish the right to erect
permanent fortifications, and although
there is no need of such fortifications,
the right to erect them is an import
ant right, and Its relinquishment goes
to the last verge of eonecrslon.
"The vast expense of the canal is
ours; the maintenance and defense of
it are ours, and the Ameiican people
will never permit a canal there which
they don't control, becase the defenss
of the United States overrides every
other consideration. In building and
maintaining the canal wo asbume a
great burden by which the whole
world will benefit, and it we bear tho
burden ulone the power and the con
trol must be ours alone also. We desire
to dispose of the Clayton-Bulwor
treaty In the most friendly way pos
sible. We are most averse to any
other disposition of it. England does
not intend to go to tnr with us to
prevent our building tlio canal, and if
It is physically possible to build it
we mean in any event to do so. Under
these circumstances, we are very clear
that it is as much for England's in
terest as ours to accept the now prop
ositions in tho friendly spirit in which
they aie offered, and thus end a con
troversy over an outworn tieaty
which is only a stumbling block in
both nations. It is not to be doubted
that the English ministers, whose
ability, experience and lepututlon are
known to all the world, will duly
weigh all these considerations and
rightly comprehend the purpose of tho
tenate amendments and the s-pirlt in
which they are presented."
The idea that West Point hot sauce
would be injurious is scoffed tit by the
habitual natron of free lunch chowder.
I5y aid of the soft coal burners
Scranton will have a black Christmas.
MB. CONNELL'S CANDIDACY.
ILiuUbutg Tilceram, l).ilul Doe. 2J, in die
Pitlbburs Disp.iteli
CoiiRieisman William Council, of Si union, U
first for Quay and thin for peace, Hofoie koIiir
to his homo today he met u few frlcnd-i at the
l.oihiel hotel. It Is his opinion that Colonel
Quay has won hit tlRlit. In no hense does lie
vlli It undeistood that he is a candidate for
United fetnk's tcuatur unices It should a uiio.tr
after the legislature lieslns balloting that Quay
c.iniiot lie (lerted. lie upoKe of the lleirr
rtuti'fin.in in the most fiiendly, not to say culo.
1,'istlr, innnuer, lie dnell upon his i-plemll 1
abilities as o leader and refened to his pieat
serWccs for the htale. He said Colonel (,uiy
had been "null maligned and thai, in all his ac
quaintance with him, he had never nu.l'j ury
proposition with which the nio'.t honorahl" nm
iculd not comply,
"Colonel Quay," said he, "has many w.iim
personil filemU at WjsIiIiikIoii who would be
glad to see him 1 ot in u to the xenate, 'n was
alwajs popular In the senate and his grt.it eon
lest is being uatrhed with tnleiest, f do not
think tint Henator llauna is doing anything
against him, and, In my judgment, I'lcldcut
MeUlnley is his friend and nrll-nislicr,"
Congressman Connell mjs that Senator Pen
ioe Is looking f.nefiilly after tho Inlcicut of
the stutc and that none could do any belter.
It is the I.aikauiiiuu ooiigiessni.in'i opinion that
the contest In the Icgiolatiuc will be shoit, lln
f.ijs tint another fiasco like that of IS-'K) will
probably remit in the (lection of a Pemociatio
gomnor, When liU own caiulldaiy was nfemd
to, llr. Connell leinaikeil tint ho was not at
odds with eltlur faction and that his srciinu
of tho state had lieur had irpresenl.itlon In il,,;
I'nltcd States senate, lie will he hue fui the
caucus on New Year's Hay,
HER FAIRY FEET.
"Ill ins: me a llnj mouse's skin,"
I he linisteious tanner tried;
"It must be ls a roo le.it thin
Am', grime threo llugeis wide."
Ho stilt d the fiaglle, tiny hit
Within his biawu hand,
Ami cast it in the seething pit,
And to the skin was tanned.
Then came u cobbler to his side
Willi tools Ilia cobblers use,
And deft they wrought that mouse's lililo
Into a pair of shoes.
''Ml me," Jviskfd, "O cobbUr, tell,
For whom these morceaut bei"
"A lover bade me build them well
I'ovhls tiuc lor,"'iUoth he,
"Whore dwells this maid witli faliy hctf"
In wonderment I cried;
The old man shifted In bis seat
"C'hicauo," lie leplled.
' ' Eugene Held.
Offline Sadies
of Urnian Nattir?
Brought to Reason.
HI', WAS OUT walking wllli u young lady
who had a decided antipathy to cigarettes,
hut, not being nwire ol her prejudice, ho lighted
one ot the little rolls mid began innklnit with
great gusto, Inhaling the fumes deep Into Ida
lulus and llirn blowing great lings lip at the
inoiin, which gazed tranquilly down on Ids folly.
Ononded by Ids presumption, the snld Willi
dangerous mhaiilty!
"Don you know I can lead fortunes In cigarette
smoker"
"Indecdl" e.st'ljlinrd Ihe uinupeetlng youllii
"peihnps joii'II condescend to read mine."
"Oh, rertalnlj-, If you wish It."
Then she gazed up In tho nlr nt the delleate
bine wiealhs ol smoke. She hesitated, evidently
purrled about something.
"I am iiiidielded which of two things. Is to be
fall J mi," fhe admitted; ",nur fortune Is not so
rislly lead as I fancied It would be,"
"Wlut are the two Ihlngsf'i
"Why, t can't determine whether you are
m irked out for lung disease or lunacy," was the
answer. "Cigarettes have inch diverse effects on
people of jour temperament."
A moment later the cigarette lay glimmering
In the gutter and the fortune-teller wns listening
In her escort's rmhaiiassed apologies. Memphis
.Scimitar.
A Close Call.
COf.O.Nht, I'llW tells a story of the Tenth regu
lar infantry that Is pretty good. One night
in Cuba one of the sentries was a raw recruit
from the Orten Isle, and tho olllter of the day,
on his rounds, was challenged by him.
"Who goes there!"
"Offlter of the day."
Not a move on the part of the sentry und the
o. d. stepped forward and ngaln was gicetcd by
"Who goes there!" and again replied In the same
day. Not a move on the put of the kcnlry, but
the o. d. heard nn ominous click.
"What arc Jour orders, an.vw.iy!" he asked.
"Challenge three times, then tire," was the
laconic and sclf-utl.flcd answer, and the o. d.'s
hat wns laised on his head us he realized how
near he was to being peppeicd by the senti'y.
The latter wns given a few instructions before
he went on gently duty again. Iloston Itecord.
Lack of Appreciation.
A WOMAN had u cook who gave her every sat
isfaction, rind she was under the impression
that the cook was equally satisfied with her
plate. Mill one morning, so the inry goes, the
cook gave her the usual month's notice.
"What do .vou want to leave for, .lane?" asked
the mistress. "I am vciy much picased with
jou, anil I thought jou were quite comfortable
hoc."
"Yes, mum, I'm comfoitable enougu In a way,
but-"
"Mill what!" qucticd the mistress.
"Well, mum," she bhnted out, "Ihe fact is
the muster doesn't Fcem to 'pieriate my tookery,
and I can't top In a place where my efforts
to please are wasted : so I'd rather go, mum."
"Put what in ikes ,vou think ,vour master
doe-ii't nppircl.ite your lookerj? Has he ever
(ouiplalued to you?" linked the woman.
"Nn. mum; but my lute master was alw.i.vs
being hid up Ihiough over-eating he said lie
couldn't help doing so, hecnuse my cookeiy was
so delicious but mastei heie hasn't hem laid
up onto nil Ihe tlneo months I've been with you,
and that's just what butheis me vi, mum."
oulh's Companion,
The Other Man's.
ffsOI' HAD it hoist' standing out heie!" sub)
X Ihe boy as he enteied the tonur grocery
and was .i-kod what he wanted.
"Well'" queried the groter.
"lie was hitched to a wagon?"
"Ye.."
"f tame along with a tatcr in my hand."
"Not a doubt of it."
"And, lo see if the hoie was alive, I hauled
nil and plunked him."
"I ier. And ho was alive?"
"Ill- was, sir. He rraied up and (hen went
miming oil a- hud .! he could go, ;unl lie's a
mill' away, and the wagon is all kicked lo pieces I
bj this liine."
'.Villi, like a fiiithful, honest lot, you came
in to tell me of il and gel ,iuir itwanU queiied
(he ciocci.
''1 hat's it, sli. Yiui'm' got some big apples
thde, and if vou think"
'Tin if, their, huh; nm along, 'the hoie and
wagon belling to (he liiuhvaie man next door,
and if jou go In and show your inlegiity he'll
piobably iivv.ui jou with a paper of caipet
talk-." W.i-hiiigton Post,
NUBS OF KNOWLEDGE.
I'ivp new Italian .steamships are to lie built to
plv bet w ten Mediteiianein ports anil New York.
The lliitish cthoquci' balance at the Hunk of
Ihigl.ind on April J was SviiklKKhOOO gieater than
a Jen ago.
'the police boaid in Chicago lias jailed nn older
prohibiting smoking by policemen in unlfoim,
whethir on or oil duty.
Among the l.'H.liOO iuh.ibil.inU whiili the last
census gave to New Mexico there weie 20,000 In
dl.nn and ,",0,000 Mexicans.
Municipal authoiilies in Chicago expect the
coming Fchoiil tensile to show that the population
of the city is over 2,000,000.
Within twenty stars California lias added .',00,.
OOn'to its population, or five times as many as the
eutiie population of Aiirona.
Jt.illioads of Hast and West Java have recently
been united, so that one can now travel from
one end of the island to the oilier in two days.
A medical cx'peit contends that out of 1,000
gills studviug the piano before ihe uge of 12
about 000 sue afllicted with nervous troubles in
I ilir life.
The inifew is a recognized institution in
twelve niunitlpalitlis in New Ymk, according tu
tho annual report of Slate Superintendent of In
struction Milliner.
An ocean steamer ot the llisl class, going at
full speed, ran lie luought tn a halt in less than
three minutes. In the meantime she will traveiso
a distance of about half it inlle,
The Englishman possesses on un average fl,4S0,
the Dutchman $720, the Melgiau and German $760,
the Austrian and Italian f300, the Riiislan 'fSOO.
The rieiKlimaii possesses ,1,300.
In his state clothes, including the crown, the
sultan of Johore vve.us diamonds woitli 2,(00,.
OOo. His collar, his epaulets, his girdle, his
culfs, spaikle with precious stoned.
The Canadian government "Iij.s sent n repiesen
tallve of the census depaitnient to New Yoik to
study Hie methods employed in counting tne pop.
ul.il lull ot the uietiopolltan district.
The Meisty Dock Hoaul, of Liverpool, lias de
cided to spend nearly S,000,000 in making the
southern dutk able to hold steaiueis 50 ptr cent,
longir and hioadcr than the Oieauie,
The total levenue o Hie I'losh.itirian church
of England of the last fiscal ,vear was s,51l,i:ij,
as against $l,:iO,755 in Hie pinions ,vrar. Mom.
beiship lus also risen fiom 7.1,213 to 75,611.
The .Swiss national touniil has rejected b.v u
voles to ni ,i motion brought forvvaid by M, lios
sel in favor of the suppression of gaining houses
and the game of petits ihcvaux' in the republic.
There are now emploved on the relief .vnrtj
of the famine distilct. of India l.aiO.OOO persons;
the dlsliess caiistd by the famine Is Inti easing
in extent ami scveilly and the prices, of foods arc
fcailully high,
Adelheit S. Hay, the Ameiiiau consul at I'ir
loiia, lias received fiom England and Capo Colony
six- and one-half tons of gifts, for Jlrltish piison
eis. The Transvaal autliorltlej admitted the aiti
cler. fiee of duly.
Ilnnineers say a JoO-foot-wide mill, 12 tu 13
feel deep, betwtm Lake Superior and (iiiind
1'urks, North Dakota, is an engineering posih!l.
ty. The scheme Is u giand one and the agricul
tural Northwest wants it cnirled through,
Of the boots givin out fiom the .Toilet (III,)
piison llbiary last je.tr 57 pir rent, wern works
of fiction, 12 per rent, welt' lellgloin and the
depatlmiutk of science and ait, -hlstorj, travel),
philosophy am! education eaili contributed 5 per
rent.
The Apariie Indians at 1'ort Kill, Okla,, have
recently closid a four days' dance, given under
a special dispensation liom Ueronlina, in older
to ward olf a threatened epidemic of snullpox,
dancing having iieietofoio beru stiklly pioMLIt
ed by the aged thief,
The city council of Cambridge, JUss., luj do.
tided to hold an ull-day celebration on Ihe one
bundled and twenty-filth annltcisary of Wash
ington's taltluv command of the Continental
army, which event occurred undtr the old Wash
ington elm, Cambridge, on July 3, 1775.
Little or no piogress was made In the con
struction of street railnajs in ltuuia until re
cently, but ut tho piesent time the construction
of new lines is going on in all pails of the em
pire, ami concessions have been granted for many
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IIIiTOIIKft WITH SMALL CAI'ITAfi CAM 1'IND
n profitable Investment, (.'all on ,1. O. Acker
inin. ,
Salesmen Wanted.
ONI! WHtr"uMrintSTDr"T
Grocery business; state references and r-t-peilcnte.
Address box tj".
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUK GOODS
by sample to wholesale and retail trade. We
arc the largest and only manufacturers in our
line In the world. Liberal salary paid. Address,
OAN-DEX Mfg. Co., Savannah, Oa.
Situations Wanted,
IlOOKKEEPEIl WOULD LIKE POSITION; THOIt
nughly reliable; single or double entry. Ad
dress llookkccper, lilt Fairfield sticct.
SITUATION WANTED-llY YOUNO MAN, AS
bartender. K. I'rantls, 700 Scranton street,
WANTED-A SITUATION AS 1IOOKKHEPKU Olt
assistant bookkeeper. llookkccper, cure of
Ti ibune.
.SITUATION WANTED-LADIES AND OENTLE-
men stopping nt hotels tan have their laun
dry done at a vcrj- reasonable price. 528 Pleas
ant street, West Side. Best of city referemes.
Board Wanted.
BOARD WANTED KOIl THREE ADULTS AND
one small child, in respectable Jewish fam
ily, living In first-class neighborhood. State
price. W. A., Tribune office.
Money to Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAOE,
any amount. M. IL lloigatc, Commonwealth
building.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONEY TO LOAN-QUICK,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walkir,
SH-315 Connell building.
Kecruits Wanted.
MARINE CORPS, U. S. NAVY, RECRUITS
Banted Able-bodied men, service on our
war ships In all part of the world and on land
in the Philippines when required. Recruiting of
ficer, 103 Wjoming avenue, Scranton.
Personal.
INI-ORJIATION WANTED OP PUIMO BOHKTTl,
who was a lesident ot New York City N. .,
n lor to 1805. It lie is dead, Ids hells will heai
uf something lo their advantage by addressing
Jos. a. Llddlc, Cen. P. O. llox, 501, New- York
Citv, N. Y.
otlnis. The .sj-stciu tim-l in use is the oveibead
trolley.
The Parisian police, ur guaidian de la paix,
.ne not nenily so nun li in evidence as our police
men. Tho coachmen in Pat is seem to drive
where they please, and if a policeman held up a
restraining hand it is questionable whether Hie
driver of a public vehicle would pay much atten
tion to ids warning.
John W. Hough, an engineer on the Monon
road, lias patented a device to uvcit tiain hold
ups. The plan is opciated bj- a secret button,
in easy touch of the engineer, and .so located
that lie tan without being observed and under
tuver of a train lubber's levolver, touch the
button, which will stait seveial whistle blowing,
tuin otf nil the lights and ftre off any number of
guns fiom tho baggage cji.
THE WORLD -jtjtjt
ONE HUNDRED YEARS
AGO TODAY"
Copviight, 1000, by R. E. Hughes, I ouis
ville.) PllOnl'IIOIIOUS matches were being inlio
chiced in Pris, but not sucttssfullj, be
, cause of the danger inturied fiom their
gieat Innamnijlillltj'. Kxpeiimenta at this
time also ltd to the use of ,i chemical agency
for the ordinal- production of fire. An apparatus
was introduced consisting of a small bottle con
taining asbestos, satiircd with stiong sulphuric
add, with splints or matches coated with sul
phur, and tipped wit-li a mtxtuie of chlorate of
potash and sugar. The matches so prcpaied,
when brought in contact with the sulphuiio acid
in the bottle, ignited, and thus by a cliemital
action flic was produced. However, flint and
steel Willi tinder box and siilpliur-tlpped splints
of wood "spunks" or matches were the com
mon means of obtaining fire for domestic and
other purposes. The sparks stiuck off by the
peiiussion uf flint and steel weie made to fall
among the tinder, which consisted of caibonlecl
fiagiucnts of lotion and-linen. The eutiie mass
of tinder was set into a glow developing sufficient
lieat to ignite the sulphur witli which the
inatthes were tipped and thereby the splints
themselves were net on fire,
One of the niemoialile duels of tlie.it Britain
look place during the jear between Isaau Cony
and Henry firatton. The latter had tho jear be
foro enteied the frish parliament to oppose the
motion lor union with England. In the course
of these debates Oration was three times viru
lently attacked by Cony, chancellor of ex
chequer, but ut last retaliated with overwhelm
ing effect and tho duel followed, Corry being
wounded. Another famous duel in tho United
Kingdom was that next year between Major lin
pey and Lieutenant Willis. Tho foimei was
killed,
The fit st part of "Methaiilque Celeste," which
as a monument ot mathematical genius applied
to the celestial revolutions lanks serond only to
the "I'lincipia" of Newton, appealed, The de
clared aim ot the author Piei re Simon Laplace,
51 years of age was to otter a complete solution
uf the sicat mechanical problems presented by
Hie solar system and to bring thcoiy to coincide
so closely with olfecivatlon that empiiical cqua,
t ions should no longer find a place in astronomi
cal tables.
At the age ol sixteen (ilowimil Baptlsla Amiii,
while studying mat hematics at Itulogm, acquired
a taste for astronomy und began the iinpiuvc
ments ot Instruments for the science with great
ingenuity and success. Ho invented the nilcronic
ter with which to obtain measurement of the
diameter of the sun. Ainlei was well known,
too, for his microscopes, Ills reflecting initio
scopes with ellipsoidal specula weie an improve
ment on ill that pieeeded tbeiii,
Among those who died at the close of the ecu
tiny they had done much (ovvaid making notul
in art, science and lltcratuic, vveiu the follonlug;
Alonzo Yurne tie llaro, Spanish arihblshop.
(leorgc Stevens, English cdltoi,
Simon Thayer, American soldier.
Joseph Wartou, English pott and critic.
John ileunann, physician and iiatmallst,
Baton von Wagciihcin, Ocrnun naturalist.
Charles t-tuart, Irish soldier and statesmtn.
Matthew Young, Irish bishop and phjslcUl.
Joint Rutledgc, American statesman and Ju1i.1t.
Artcmus Ward, American lcvolutlonary general,
Thomas Hartley, Ameiicau soldier and states
man. Charles Louis l'lletitkr do lliutcllc, I'tench
botanist.
John llazclvvood, English naval officer In
America.
' William Waller, Ameiican Protestant Episcopal
clet g) man.
l'.ihvaid Rutledgc, signer ot the Declaration of
Independence.
For Sale.
y -v, ,.
lfVI LI tt L- rttldtl filllt'tVi, ItrtllDl (-(I'll
w. ,-,i,. llJl I'll,,, Hi, UUI1.-M,, II VI.
J earn old, weight 1150. Sound. Cm be seen
at Uormah'ii liver'.
I'Olt BALE-A DELIVERY COVEIIEI) WAtltlN,
lias been In Use nbout two months. Suitable
for a grocery store, dry Roods store or other
mercantile puiposes. Apply to William Craig.
FOR SALE-BRICK BDItJlINn, NO. 1.11 LACK
nvvann.i avenue, inrner Washington nvcmii,
being the properly I reentry occupied and now
being vacated liy the Hunt fc Connell Company.
, A. E, HUNT.
rOR SALE-CONTENTS OP HOUSE "pOUsT
tore, carpets, bedding, etc. 0.!J Washington
venue.
Wanted To Buy.
WANTKD-SECONDIIAND SLOT MACHINES;
must be lit good older; nlrtte particulars as
to make and price. Address L. M., gttteial de
livery, Scrattlon, Pa,
Lost,
1.0ST-UETWEEN MAIN AND LINCOLN AVE
nues, on Lafayette street, 11 fur hoi, Reward
will bo given If letuined lo 121 Roliecta aviniie,
Malvlna Knapp.
LOST-IN KRONT OP flEltSON'S, TWO PIECES
red velvet ribbon. Rewind if returned tu
HI." Jefferson avenue.
LEQAL.
NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OP RESOLUTION OP
Select Council, there will be upeelal elections
held on January Mh, 1901, in the following
vvanls;
Fifth ward One person to serve as Select
Councilman to fill the unexpired term of Rich
ard Williams, teslgned.
hlxth ward One peison to perve as Seleit
Councilman to fill tho ime.xplicd tctm of Edward
James, resigned,
Fouiteentli ward One peison to serve ns Select
Councilman tl fill the unexpired tctm of Pet"r
McCaun, resigned,
JAMES MOIR, Mayor.
Scranton, Dec, 21th, 1MM.
NOTICE IS HKREUY OIVEN THAT AN API'Ll
c.tllon will be made to the (inventor of Penn
sylvania, on the loth day of Januaiy A. I)., )')!,
by Michael J. Murray, Anthony .1. lluriuv, Pat
lick 11. Mong.ui, Pi.tnU T. Mougaii and Prlci J,
.Murray, under the Act ot Assembly, entitled "An
Act to provide for the incorporation and legu
littion of ceituln corporations," approved Ajnil
21), 1874, and the supplements thereto, for a chni
ter of an intended corporation to lie called North
ern Anthracite Coal Company, the character and
object of which is the mining, prepaiing, ship
ping and helling coal, and for this piupose In
have and enjoy all the lights, benefits and prlv.
Hege.s of such Act of Asjembly unci supplements
thereto.
WILLARD, WAItllEN k KNAPP, Solieltois.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT' AN APPLI
catlon will be made to the Oovetnor of Penn
sjlvaniu on the llith day of .lanuaiy, A. 1). 1WI,
by A. B. Wurman, W. J. Lewis, W. L. Council,
C. 1). Jones and A. W. Dickson, under the Ail
of Assembly, entitled "An Act to ptovlile for
the ineorpoiation and regulation of ecitiiiti 101
poiations," approved April 20, 1871, and the .sup
plements thereto, for the thaiter of un intend
ed coiporation to bo called the Dickson -Mill und
(train Company, the chaiactcr and object ol
which is the manufat tilting of iloiii, feu!, 111e.1l
and other products front grain and selling the
buitiL1, and for these purposes to have, possevc and
enjoy all the rights, beneltts und ptlv lieges of
said Act of Assembly and supplements thereto.
WILLAltl), WAItltKN & KNAPP, Solicitors.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OPPICE OP
Prank (,'. Wolfe, Board of Trade building, for
grading Hie site of the proposed Itollti.g Mill
il.'int of Tinimes & Iltclil, tointr of Jackson
street and Lungstaff avenue. There will be from
five to fifteen thousand cubic yards of material lo
be removed. Bids will be opened Wednesday, De
cember 20, at 2 p. in. The company rtservc the
right to leject any or all bids.
to Whom it my concern this is io
give notice Hut bj- vote of the niajoritj' In
number and value of interest, it lias been detci
mined to disnolvc a cettain pattnership associa
tion lieietcfoie formed and organized and known
as The Hendiick Laud Company, Limited, the Ar
ticles cr Association of xx Inch bear date tho
twenty-eighth day of December, ISh", and are
lecoidcd in the llecotder's Office of Lackawanna
Count v, in Limited Partnership Bool: 1, page 10.!,
and all the property of the said partnership asso
ciation having been distributed among the pei
sons entitled thereto, and nil its liabilities paid,
the said puitncr-hip association bits been dissolved
b- the voluntaty act tlicteof, and this notice
is published in accordance witli the statute in
such case made and provided.
T.ILWATKlN's,
Attest : Chairman.
A. P. LAW, hccietuiy.
NOTICE-IN RE: ASSESSMENT Or DAMAGES
and benefits to fiopttties on Jackson sticct.
In the Coint of Common Pleas of I uckuvv 11111.1
County, No. 04S, Match teini, lb07. The imdei
signcd xicvrris appointed by the Coutt of Com
mon Pleas of Lackawanna county, to assess the
damages und benefits to ptopeities on Jackson
street alleged to be damaged on account of the
giading and improvements autltoiizcd by oidl
nanee.s of the city of btrautnii, licteby give notice
tiiat they will have their iirst meeti'tg en said
Jackson street in the city of Sciautnii, tounty
and state ufoiesald along the line of s.iid iin
piovements on Monday, the seventh day of Jan
uaiy, A, D., 1001, at 10 o'clock a. m., and view
the premises affected by said giadhg, at which
time and place all poisons intetested in said
damages and benefits and their witnesses v. ill
have an oppottunity lo be heard, should they
so desire.
A. J. COI.BORN, JR.,
EVAN .1. DAVIS,
M. J. RUDDY. j
PROFEQSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
i:. C. SPAULDINO, 220 BROADWAY, NEW
York.
Architects,
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELL
bonding, Enanton.
FREDERICK I BROWN, ARCHITECT, PRICE
bullulng, 120 Washington avenue, Scranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
RUBBER TIRED CABS AND CARRIAGES; BEST
of service Prompt attention given orders, by
'uhone. 'Phones 2072 and 5J32. Joseph Kcllcy,
121 Linden.
Dentists.
DR.O, E. EILENBERGER, PAULI UUILDINU,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PRIVATE HOS
pitul, corner Wyoming and Mulbciry,
DR. O. C. LAUIIACll, 115 WYOMING AVP.NUE.
DR. IL F, REYNOLDS, OI'P. P, O.
Hotels and Bestaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE.
sue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIGLEK, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR I).. L. fc W. PAS-
euuiT uvf'ui- vvMi.1n.11u un me ijuiuiicaii hiuii.
VICTOR KOCH, Proptletor.
Iiawyera.
J. W. BROWNINU, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL-lor-at'Iuw,
Room U12-3U Mcars buildlno;.
D. B. RKPLOOLE, AHORNEY-LOANS NEGO
Hated on real estuto security, Mcars building,
corner Washington aveuua and Spruco street.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and counsellors-ot'law. Republican building,
Washington avenue.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN.
scllors-at-law. Commonweal Hi buildlnj, Roomj
10, 20 and 21.
EDWARD W, THAYER, ATTORNEY. ROOMS
tXU-DOl, 9th floor, Wears building,
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HOARD
of Trado building, Scianton, Pa.
O. U. riTCHEIt. ATrOHNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trado building, Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON !i WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL
Bank building.
O. COMKQYS, 0-13 REPUBLICAN UUILDINfJ.
A. W, BEHTHOLF, A'lTORN'EV. MEARS BLDG.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, SCRANTON,
Pa. Courso preparatory to college, law, tnedt.
cine or baslness. Opens Sept. 12th. Send for
catalogue. Rev. Thomas M Cann, LL. D., prin
cipal and proprietor; W, E. Plumlcy, A. M.,
beadmutcr.
Always Busy
But we are glad
To take the time
to wish you a
Merry Christmas
and a Happy New
Year.
Lewis (s&Rellly
114-116 Wyoming Aye
Phone 2152.
Free delivery.
iOLIDAY DISPLAY
The handsomest line of
calendars ever shown in our
store.together with our line of
Fancy I mk Stands,
Japanese Novelties,
Bras 5 Frames,
Leather Goods m
Pocket Books,
Card Cases,
Portfolios,
Dressing Cases,
Bibles
Make our place worth while
visiting.
Rey molds Bros
Stationers and Engravers,
Hotel Jermyn Building.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE S3D WASH
ington avenue. Residence, 1313 Mulberry.
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart, Kidneys and
ecnito-urinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1 to
4 p, m.
Seeds.
0. R. CLARK & CO., SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 01 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1!)S0 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 7S2.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR 611 LACKAWANNA
avenue, Scranton, Pa., manufacturer ot Wire
Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladle;.' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adams avenue.
A. II. mtlCiGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pooU; no odor. linpiovcd punipi used.
A. B. iiriggs, ptopiietor. Leave orders 110U North
Main avenue, or Eicke's drug stoic, corner
Adams and Multeity. Telephone 034.
MRS. L. T. KELLER, SCALP TREATMENT, 50c.;
shampooing, CGV.; facial massage; manicur
ing, 25c; chiropody. 701 Quiney.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA MUSIO FOR BALLS,
plcntos, parties, leceptions, weddings and con
cert work furnished. Fur terms address R. J.
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wjoming avenue, over
Hulbert's music store.
MEGAROEE BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPL1E9, EN
velopes, paper bags, twine. Waicliouse, 130
Waslilngton avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKES BARHE RECORD CAN RE HAD
in Si'rantou nt the ucvvi stantU of Heisiuiiii
lltos., .103 Sptuee unci 50.i Linden; M. Norton,
22 Lackawanna avenue; 1. S. Stliutzer, 211
Spruce street.
RAILROAD lTjnTABLESx
Delaware and Hudson.
In effet Nov. 2j, ldOO,
Trains for Cathondile leave Scianton jt (1.20,
7.5.1, S.M, 10.13 .1. 111.; 12.00, 1.2'J, 2.11, 3.5, j.:',
(1.25, 7.57, 9.15, 11.15 p. in.; 1.1(1 a. m.
Per Honesdale-0.20, 10.13 11. 111.; 2.14 and
6.2'l p. 111.
For WllKcs-Il.il 1 1 0.15, 7.4S. S.I.!, 0..1H, 10.11,
11.5.-, a. in.; 1.2!-, 2, IS, 3.3J, 4.27, 0.10, 7.I-, 10.11,
11.30 p. in.
For L. V. R. R. polnts-.i3, 11,53 a. ni,; 2.1S,
4.27 and 11.30 V. m.
For Pcnnsvlvanla It. It. points -0. 1.1, 9,"S a.
111.: 2.18 and 4.27 p. ill.
For Alhtny and all points north (1.20 1. 111.
and 3.52 p. in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbond.ile U.00, 11.33 u. 111.; 2.41, 3.JJ,
5.17, 10.12 p. tn.
For WTIkrs-Haru 9.3S, 11.53 .1. III.; l.Zt, 3.2J,
0.27, 8.27 p. in.
For Albany and points noitlt ;i.52 p, in.
For llone-ditle 0.00 a. in, and 3.52 p. tu.
Lowest lates to ill points In United States and
Canada.
.1. W. HltniWK. (1, P. A., Albany, .V Y.
II. W. CIIO, D. P, A Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
ntatliins In New Yoik Font nf Liberty stuet,
S. It,, and South Felly.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 23, 1W.
Tialns Have Stiniitoii for New Yoik, Newark,
ElUlbeth, Philadelphia, Eastern, Bethlehem, AI
lenlovvii, Miiuth Chunk and Wltlto Haven, at Kill)
a. in.; express, l.io; ciprr.-s, 3.60 p. m, Sun.
clajs, 2.15 p. in.
For Plttston and Vlilkes-Baiie, S.30 a, in.; 1,10
and 3.30 p. tu. M11nl.nn, 2.13 p. m.
I'm Baltinioio and WaMiingtuu, and points
South nnil West via Bethlehem, t,30 a. m., 1.10
3.60 p. lit. Sunday, 2.11 p. in.
For Lung Branch, Ocean Ctove, etc,, at S.30
a, 111. und l.tu p, in.
Pot- Reading, Lebanon and Ilaiilshuig, via AN
leutovvn, S.lO a, in. und l.li) p. 111. Sundays,
2. J 5 p. m.
For Potlsvllle, S.30 a. 111., 1.10 p. in.
Through tickets to all points east, south and
west at lowest latea at the stition.
11. P. BALDWIN, lien. I'd ,at.
.1, II, OL1IAUSEN, Oen, Supt,
Lehigh- Valley Eailrond.
Ill Eltetl Nov, 2.1, 1000.
Tl.ilns leave heraiitiiti
Pur Plilladclphla and New YoiK via II. .v: 1.
II It., at 0.4.1 and 11.33 a. in., and 2.1s, 4.27
(Blatk Diamond Evpiess), and 11.30 p. m. Sun,
.lavs, D. & II. R. ., LM, ,27 p. in.
For While Haven, Haleton and iilncipa
noiuti in tlie toil legions, via D. & II. R. R
11,11, 2.1S und 4.27 p. in. For Pottsvllle, C,V,
" IS and 1.27 p. m.
"For lU'tldfhtm, EjIoii, llcadliig, IhinMiurg
and pilnclp.ll interniedi.U0 sUlion, via i. & ,
1 It., 0.41, U.M "'! "18 .S7 (Blatk Diu.
niond lpte-s), H.S0 P. " Sundaj., D. &, II, II
II., 1.3. i.3T p. in. , , , ,
Por Tiiukhaiiiiock, lenvauda, l.lmlta, Rhata,
Ceueva and ptluelpal Inteiiiudiate stations, via
) I.. J: - . Hi fc"'' " 1.0.3 and 3.10
'''For Geneva, Rorlie.lei, Buftilo, Niagata Tails,
Chicago, and all points west, vU D. i l. II. IL,
ll.fi.1 a. in.. JM llllacU Diamond Expiess), 7,4s,
10.11, 11.30 p. in. fcundJJs, D. & . It. It.,
11.61, S.27 P, in,
Pullman pallor and eleciilng or Lcldglt Valley
parlor cjiii on all tiuliw betwteen Wilki-s-llatic
and New Yoik, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sits
pension Bridge.
HOLMS' II. WILBUR, Oen. Supt,, 20 Coitland
street. New York.
CHARLES S. LEE, (Jen Pass Agt., 2d Coitland
blriet, New Yoik.
A. W. NONNEMACIIER, Div. Pasj. Ajl., South
Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply tu
309 Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
IlEY'S
The Last
Days of
December
Will be devoted to
closing out every
thing that can be
classified as
HoMdayGoods
on account of our
annual inventory
which we commence
the first of the new
year.
Snould you still
wish to make a New
Year's present, you
can save money by
selecting from what
is left of
Sterling Silver
ALSO
Sill Umbrellas
Etc, Etc
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect May 27, 1900.
Trains leave Scranton, D. &. H.
Station:
6.45 a. m., week days, for Sunhury,
Hairisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
9.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Beading Norristowrt,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. in.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vllle, Beading, &c. week days.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
J. R. WOOD, Oen. Pass. Agt.
3, 11. HUTCHINSON. Oen. Mgr.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In ElIcLt Bee. 2, 1000.
South Leave Scranton for New Yoik at l.lil,
il.(K), fi.no, 8 (X) and 10 05 a. in., 12.6r), :us p. tn.
For Philadelphia at 8.00 and 10.0.1 a. nt. ; Vi.bi
and and 3.33 p. in. For Stroudabum ac
U.10 p. in. Slilk accommodation at 8.40 p. m.
Arrive at llohoken at 0.30, 7.13, 10.28,
12.08, .1,13, 4.48, 7.10 p. lit. Arrive at Phil
adelphia at 1.00, .1.:fl, 6.00 and S.22 p. tn. Ar
rive from New York at 1.10, 4.01! and 10.23 a. nt. 1
1.00, 1.52, 5.4J, 8.4.) and 11.30 p. m. Front
Stiottdshurc,' nt P.03 a. in.
North Leave Scranton for Buffalo and inter
mediate ttaliom nt 1.13, 4.10, and 0.00 a. in.;
1.55, 0.48 and 11.8" p. m. For Osweg-o and Sjia-tiu-,0
at 1.10 a. tn. and 1.53 p. m. For Utloa a
1 10 a. in. and 1.35 p, nt. For Montrose at O.iwi
a, 111 ; 1,(0 and 5. IS p. in. For Nicholson at 4.00
and fl.15 p. 111. For Ulnuhaniton 10,20 a. in. Ar.
rive in Scranton from Buffalo at 1.25, 2,05, .1.11
und 10.00 a. in.! 3.30 and 8.00 p. ni. Fiom Oi
vveno and tyiaeusa at 2.5 J a. 111. 12.38 and 8.00)
p in. From Utica at 2.53 .1. in.i 12.38 and 3.30
11 in From Nkltnldon at 7.50 a, m. and 6.00 p.
111. From Mo'ntrosa at 10.0(1 a. ni.; 3.20 and S.MJ
'''ilinomsiiuri; PdvMon Leave Scranton f
Northumberland at 0.13, 10 ( a. m.i 1,5. anil
5 00 11. 111. For PI month at 1,03.- 3.40, 8.50 p.
ni For KlnS'ton nt hill a. 111. Anlve at North
umberland at U31 a. in,! 1.10. 5.00 and S.45 p.
m rrive at WiiRnlon at 8.52 a. m. Arrive a(
Pbin'otith ut 2.00, 4..I2, 0.45 p. m. Mrive in
Siiunton fiom Northumberland at 0.42 a, m.j
12 35 4 00 and 8.10 p. in. From Klncston a
llioo'a. in. Fiom PI mouth at 7.53 a. in., 3.2U,
5M P '" SUNDAY TIIAINS.
South Leave Scranton 1,10, 3.00, 5.00, 10.05 ,
tn 3 31, 3.1" p. "t.
Notth I.euvo Scranton at 1.15, 4.10 a. m.i .H
5 48 and ll.3 P- '"
' Blooniaburit nlvlion Leave Scianton at lO.nj
a. 111. and 5.00 p. in.
New York, Ontario and Western B.R.
TIMi: TADI.U IN UFFKCr SUNDAY, NOV. 4,
loco.
North Bound Tialns.
I.tavo te , Aniv
htrautuu. rarbondale, Cadoslt,
10.40 a, lit. ".80 m. , LM p. in.
0 00 11. 111. Arrive Carhondale 6,40 p. iu.
Sjuth Bound,
Leave Lf , Arrln
CadoMa. raibondale. Serantoiu
7.00 a. nt. 7.10 i, in,
2.03 p. 111 , 1-3IP- . ,J.:0p. 111,
Miudii)3 only, Noitlt Bound,
Leave ';e-v , ,.A.rrlv,
Scranton. 'arboiidale, Cadosi,
S.30 n, in, 'MO a. in, 10.15 . 111,
7,00 11, in, Arrive Carhondale 7.40 p. ni.
Leave Leavo .trri
C'adcila. Caiuondale, Scranton,
7.00 a. in. 7.(0 a. iu,
1.30 p, 111, 5.51 P- " 1.35 p. m,
Trains leaving Scurton at 10.10 a. in, dally.
and 8.30 a. lit. Sundayj, maka New York, (.'flin!
wall, Middletown, Walton, Sidney, Nowich,
Home, Utlea, Oneida and Owego connection
For further Information consult ticket agent
J. O. ANHKBSON, Cen. Pa&j. Agt., New York.
J, P. WHI.SII, Traveling Passenger Agent, Serins
ton.
Erie and Wyoming Volley,
Tlinca Table In Ktfcct Sept. 17, IQOt).
Trains for Hawley and local poiuta, connect.
IdS at Havvley with Trie railroad for New Yoik,
Nevvburgh ad intermediate) points, leave Scrai
ton at 7.05 a. lit. and 2.25 p. ni.
Trains arrlv at Scranton at 10 SO 1. ra. an(
9.10 p. in.
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