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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1901.
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ORE AT LAKE ARIEL.
Union Chinch Burned to the Gtound
on Sunday Morning,
lrtclil to the 5i rinton Trlnun.
Atlcl. IV1). 25. Tlid Lake Ai lei Union
church iMiwht Are on Sunduy morn
Injr find burtit'U to the mound. Tho
flro untight In noun; unknown way
from the finimri. When first dlncov
rred the fluinfst burst out In several
plncofl, tli" upper p.irt of Uw church
lu'lrifj n ninvtt of fliiine.
The homes of Mr. Ki-llnni an.l Dr.
White, which xveie nearby, ww wwi!
y tho heroic iirtlon of tit" citizens
.in dllie fnvornble direction of t ho wind.
Tho Sunday school had Just cloncd.nnd
a few mlnutCH nfter the flro was dls
eoveied. Pronchlng sot vices were held
In the cvenlnp In the graded pchool
building Hew Ie. V. Van Hoeacn
ipohe upon the subject, "Lessons from
the Fire," using tin a text, Isutnh, Ixlv:
11, "Our holy and beautiful house,
where our fathers praised Thee, I
buined up with lire, and all our ;lfas
rcnt thing nie laid waste." It was n
most impressive service.
Th.-i Kcczer i;ntortalnmcnt company
will give their entertainment of tnov
Ins pictures In the graded school
building on Wednesday cvenlnff
HONESDALE.
Fpitlal to the Seraiiton Tribune.
Ilonesdale. I'eb. 21. tli Pumcls
Hunt, who has been the Ruet of Mrs.
Italph Jtnrtln and Miss Katheilno
Stanton for tho past few das. u'tiirn
d to her homo In Scnnton this morn
lug. Mls.i Grace A. Corey is tho guest of
trlends In fe'ernnton.
Mr. II. V. now ley. of Sctnnton.spent
Sunday with Honebdalo friends.
Mr and Mrs. I'aul W. U.udr.er, of
IMttiitnn, spent Sunday at the honn of
the foimer's parents. Mi. and Mrs.
ISenJnniln jr. (earthier.
Mr. Itnymond Chuiles. of New Toil;
i its, was a guest lit the homo of M..
Kate Allen over Sund.iy.
Miss Elizabeth K. Eently Is enjoying
a lsit vvlth her mother on Third street.
Mr. J. Sayie, of Montiose. wni it
Ruest of Mr. II. C. Hand, on Sun lay.
Two election dHlilrts In W.iyn
county had n Piohlbltlon ticket In the
field last Tuesday. They hiirceeded In
electing a hupi-rvls.ru. poor master.
trofiMltor mid election Inspector.
A slight v.'ieck oceuiitd In ill.
UonesiHIe ynd Saturday night. An
Incoming1 Delaware and Hudson eo.it
train patted. The irar poitlon ''in
Into the fiont section, just in front of
the union station, wrecking ono eai
and smashing the bumpois off another.
Ilev. Dt. Dunl.ip, of Sl.im, Is expect
ed to occupy the pulpit of the Presby
terian church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Captain X. V. Wgelow. ot Company
E. has completed niiangcmcnts for hli
company to attend the Inauguration at
Washington. They will leave Hones
dalo via the Delaware mid Hudson tit
.1 p. m atuidny, March ", and Join
the Thlittenth reirlment at Scrunton,
leaving there nt 10 p. m. lu the Lehigh
Vallt-y, reaching Washington via tJal
tlmcre anil Ohio ralhoad at 5 o'clock
on Sund.iv morning. On the teturn
tiip thev will leave Washington Tues
da afternoon All of the fifty-two
members will go They nre n tin"
foinp.iny ot young lccrults.
TIip sixteenth annual Martha Wash
ington dinner, by the ladles of tho
Presbyterian dim eh was a decided so
el"l and financial success. The beiutl
ful decorations and booths, the Mar
thas and their daughteis, made the
scene a dint mine; one and a credit to
those who had the aftnlr in char,?.?. A
teal dieriv tree and (ieorge and 111
little hatdiet were time; a bakery:
slo booths for doll furnishings: fancy
HitlcleH and home made candy. The
sttendance was unusually larR?.
Among those fiom out of town who
were present were Mis. John T. Porter
mid daughtei. Ml Sophia Sehlager.
Miss Jesse Kretei. Mrs Dr. Heel
Hums, Mls.i Atheiton, Miss Frances
Hum, Mr Ned Ktlfer. of Si ranton
Hayniond t'lurles. Mis. doodwln, of
New oik. Mis. Ilentlx and son, of
Wllllanisport Tho receipts have not
been computet!, but will i.et n lnignr
sum than last year.
Cold Cure for Musy People.
Many people neglect n cold because
they say the) have no time to attend
to It. Krausp'ii Cold Cure Is a remedy
which can be taken without danger
while pei forming your dally duties.
:irid Will iolleo the inot aggravated
ases In 24 hums Price 2De. Sold by
Matthews Bios
SPRINGVILLE.
Vcdal to the Scranlon Tribune-.
Springs llle. Feb. 2.". Tho piemlses,
lately at.ited b G. V. Suing, have
been poll to a man fioin Dalton, who
will move thfie in the near future.
There arc twenty-one acres in the
tract, with house and birn, and tho
price was $1,000.
Mi. Emily Hlley and Mrs. J. Hrunli
re Improving, although they arc quite
sick.
Francis and Thomas Hawke weie up
from Tunkhnpnock lust week, arrang
ing for the opening of their stone
quarry as roon as the weather will por
mitt It will be run on a more exten
ilvc scale this year than ever before.
Zlba Lott and wife ate at Montrose
this week, visiting friends.
Last spring William Mllhultn moved
Is your brain tired ?
, And your nerves exhausted? Feed them. Here's
ictiewed vigor for any debilitated condition. It invig
orates the brainit tones the nerves. Everything in
it has been used by the ablest physicians for Brain,
Nerve and Stomach for years. The only difference is
that they are thoughtfully gathered together in
Mason's YELLOW Tablets cure DYSPEPSIA
Sa and Car Sickness, HeadacheBrain and Nerve Invigorator.
Ne CttoBil, Aleet or Oplelci.
Meieo'tYellewlebleliture
0VSPEPSIA
Set mi Cir Slckacit, HceJicbe
Brelo end Nerve Toole, Itc
Mimi'p Brows Tablet! Core
CONSTIPATION
Dllloai " Liver Trouble
0. K, la tbi noralai, lie.
Meiea'a Rel Teblele Core
COUQHS
Droaikllie, B4 Breath
Soreclaoljbt'a reel, 10c.
WjE
ftNKa
KailliS
PENNSYLVANIA
away from Daniel Thoinah'. Now he
has come bank to work the farm again
nnothcr year.
Sundny morning, about I o'clock, the
liotn-e known ut the Hosengtant house,
a little more than one mile east front
here, was buined. This house was
built fifty yents or more ago, by tho
late Jerunilnh Hosengrnnt, wheie ho
raised a family. Several yeatH ago
this house caught lire In one of tho
back, (list floor rooms, whllo untenant-'
ed, but failed to burn. This thi)e it
was also empty, but had been rented
to Arthur Springer, of Dlmoclt, who
expected to move In April.
The milk station ice houe Is now
tilled with a line quality of lc, tho
vork being finished last week.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Vrcltl to the Vrjiiton Trlburt.
Hustiuehanna, Feb. 25. Dr. M. L.
Miller was professionally engaged In
Elmlra on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. tieorge Densmote spent
Sunday with Ulnghainton friends.
Engineer Frank Ilobblns Is on the
sick list.
Tho infant child of .Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Doyle, of the Oakland side, died
today.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cnr
llKF, of Hioad street, a son.
The Christian Endeavor soclct will
hold a "dime social" at the tesldencc
of Mr. and Mis. .1. Storm Vailek.
Grnndst leet, on Friday evening.
Mrs. David Wheeler, of Hoinellsvllle,
who has been vlsltliifr Susquehanna
and Oakland fi lends, has letuined
home.
Miss M. Louise Curtis, of Winuood,
spent Sntuiday and Sunday with her
parents in this place.
Miss Edith Cuitls on Sntuiday after
noon entertained the Thimble ilub at
her home on Jackson stieet.
After nn Illness of seveial mouth",
John II, MeMahon. a populai resident,
died at his home, on Kile u venue, Sat
urday afternoon. Ho Is suivlved by
the widow and several children. The
funeral will take place from St John's
Catholic cliuieh on I'uetdny mottling,
where icqulem high mass will be eele
biated. St. John's blanch, Catholic
Mutual Henevolent association, and the
Ancient Order of Hiheinlans will at
tend In a body. Interment will take
place in I.nurel Hill cemetery.
Kcv. Samuel Mooie. D. D.. of Wllkes
Harre. occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist churih on Sunday morning.
Th Ladles' society of the Eiothei-
, hood of Locomotive l'lienien will hold
h supper in Knight" of Pythias hall on
Tuesday evening.
And the strike is still huie.
Uuriy Stewart, of East Main stieet,
was quite severely Injuied while coast
ing on the Oakland side on Friday
evening.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Laira
bee, of Oak street, a daughter.
Tho first Lenten communion was
celebrated In Grace Episcopal church,
Oakland, on Sunday morning.
Susquehanna county Imh a popula
tion of 40,013. If the population had
fallen below 40,000, the county would
have lost Its piesldcnt Judge. It would
have been attached to some other
Judicial district, one president Judge
serving two counties, and having,
locally, associate Judges.
John Kochewas lnought hefoie Jus
tice Gleason on Saturday moinlng.
charged with assaulting Charles .v.
Sexton. Itoche was held In J20O ball
for his appearance befoie the grand
Jury. Sexton Is tilling the place of a.
Milker In the Eile shop, hence
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. William Itus
sell, of Klin street, a son.
Ilcun. to Mr and Mrs. Chuiles Hoy
den, of East Church stteet, a daugh
ter. Mis. Mount, an aged tesldent of
Maple avenue, on Sntuiday fell and
fiaetured her collarbone.
.Mrs. Lydla Hrown, of Maple avenue,
is ill
George Hrown. of Eric, Is lslllng
his mother, Mrs Lydla Hi own. ot
Maple avenue.
WYOMING SEMINARY.
Bptctil to tlie Scnntjn Tribune.
Kingston, Feb. 25. Professor Pedroe
Glllot teturned to his woik ns tencher
of Gteek and Latin last week. Pro-fess-or
Pedroo has been sojourning In
Cuba for the past three months. His
family leturncd with him.
The George F. Nesbltt oratorical
contest was held In Nelson Mcnimi.il
hall. Feb. 22. The prize was equally
divided between Aithur J. Chnpiini),
of the Independent society and Miss
Ellen Marlon Palmer, of the Adclpliian
society.
C Huttz attended the Young Men's
Chtlstlan association convention at
Lancaster.
M. S. Van Campen spent the short
vacation at his home in Gibson, Sus
quehanna county.
Kcv. Cooper, of Dalton, visited his
son. Jesse, the past few day. He
preached In the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning and evening1
The pastor, Ttev. Murdock, Is confined
to his bed with another attack of the
grip.
r. K. Herby pleached In the Metho
dist Episcopal churcli at Luzerne yes
terday morning.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Spect! to th Scrsalfn Tribune.
Tunlthannock, Feb. 21. The Monday
club met this afternoon at the homa
of Mrs. Ellnibrth Itors, on Putnnin
Miioo'i Whltf Tibltli Cuft
SORE THROAT
TomllllU, Cl-
Ke4qc( IntlincMlloi, Ik,
Miton'i Crcim ol OllvtiCurti
CATARRH
Creep, Plaice, Heerilfle,
Burns ad Pllei, ISc.
All Drin lilt er nillil lr price bjr
H.T. MASON CHEMICAL CO.,
Ill Arte Street,
. Pbllelelphle, I'c
street, at 2 o'clock. Tho proprammo
was as follows: necapltulatlon, Mrs.
Avcryj "Our Cousin of Scotland." Mm.
D. Billings: "William Drummond, of
Ilawthorndon," Mrs. Brown! "ThomaH
Campbell," Mrs. Htark; "James IIobk,"
Mra, Camp; "Eonny Kllnieny," reail
inp, Mis. Stone: "Tea," Mrs. Eos?.
Miss Elizabeth Klttrldce, who has
lieen tho Rticst of Miss Eesslo lllro at
Scrnnton, the past week, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Eva Moss, of I'lalnsvllle, ! vl
ItliiB her Krnndfathcr, Dr. A. II. Wood
ward at thN place.
Mrs. F. I.. Hewitt, of l'ltlston, In vh
ltliiB her paix-nts, Mr. and Mis. Wil
liam E. ICelfer, on Putnam street.
.Miss Sophronla I.uckcnblll lsltil
Wllkes-IJari the last of the week.
Miss Nellie iJllllims, n student at
Wyomlnt? seminary, spent Sunday with
her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. iluel Hil
lings, nn East Tloffii street.
1 A. l'liidoii, of Dalton. spent Sun
day Mlth his wife, who Ir visiting her
patents. Dr. A. 11. Wo(i.e-nr(' 'mil yi
at this place.
Attorney O. Smith Klimci was in
Wllkcs-Diuie on buvlncss Saturday.
Mis. Fiances nilllnp, who hns been
the Ruest of her oii, W. I', llllllin;.
lit Kingston, the past thiee weeks, re
lumed home on Sntuiday.
John Scotiten, esq., of Dm-bore, spent
Sunday with Jude JInncy Slekler and
wife
Jl. V. neebor, of Xoiih Mehoop.iny,
was a buslners caller In town on Satur
day. Mr. Ueeser will ipilt the hotel
business and rctuin to his fatiu In
Sullivan county.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ceoise Mtl.eod left
Saturday for Scrunton to vpt rela
tlve, from whence they will proceed
to their new home at Ani'teidaui, N'.
Y.
Mlsss Marv and Josephine Iloyco.
of the International ConcMpondeneo
school at Sctanton, spent Sunday with
ihelr parents, Mr. and Ml". I'attiok
Eoyce, on Tine stieet.
Mrs. Matthu Chase, of WIlkes-Hiu-ie.
who Iine been the client of her brotliT,
T. it. tltcenvllle, the p.il week, bai
leturued home.
AONTnOSE.
Sptclil to the Scrinton Tlibnnr.
Montrose, I'd). 2", --lion tlitiii.lin I Mil
hnl, a inuiKi iiiuiiIki of ilio Mite lcitiJture
and n.l pt i-l iIimkmii.iii il if .I at lin lioinc in
UiisIi jt dii c.irh limir IliU inntiilna ot pnen
llionl I, folloWlltlC ,1 H'10 .ituck of llic Kilp.
I, Wi r Mill ml, 1 .lo4 ImItii; n minister ami l"'ll
tlilm, a .i prjitiial tirmir and lanjfly
diifiui'l In nicilciillurc up to his l.i-t illness lie
ta a uiirnn ot tlie iiIkIIIhii .nnt I'lonilncnt in
(Mini Armv iinli.. In pollti'n Milhnl una a
ot'rllnir lii'i'tiMkan, .mil J mcli ..i ilwticl to
tlii! lower limine of the lnill.itiin .t1ih,- during
the .uion of IS'' tin.
Pijiiily I'o-Uiiu-li r Maik h Jt'on on .lul.t .
atui eoial ihk" llln
Mii. Jane U'lllUni-, jii usl t.oljinl r. mJcui,
Ii.i I'rcn atrlcUn tith nUlfi unl ! in .1 iriti
cj comlillon.
A llucklo, .1 stiilJiiK bolli.1' liulirr o! bu
qtkli.iiiia lui the KUi"t ft li' aunt. Mm I.. M.
lliMnm, in tlii' plaie on FiMiv nnd 'itiirilii.v.
S. Ilunlln? Sjjrc anil fh.iiln It. baMi-, cf
Il.nnpion, i., Ii.iti Ihiii in town attciiilinic to
ljt:.-lnc3 lonncdril with the c-Uti ot Hit ir uncle,
tlie late llinli'l Mrc.
Clnrln Wjrnei, son of e IVtiiulr lJHur,
nlio is atlrmllnt; a lnilneni colli p; nt s.unton,
Klnt suniLiy at liU lionm in till place
Hci.il iiict'ting .il liic MiIIiChIM I.i!m.om1
clim.li nif bclnir luM ri'r. rirniie tlii wci'k.
amlo a iv conducted ,y llic pa'tor, ltcv. Itasktll
ll llenctllct.
Hju 1'irdrrirkr, of Allentown. hie joined hie
wile and bnb.v at tho home ot Mr. Pre iltrlt''
pitents, Mr. and Mie. W. II. PcnnR r.
Mr-. O. N. Hltley and family hue tone to
Ii'lerlilie, .. Y., to reside.
(linn Gu, ton of Mi nnd Mii, 1' (!uy, n
turnnl home a few ilaje ago from 'clicncttjdy,
N. ., hup ho hold a posltton a electriial
enslncrr, ami he nai lnrr bom ronflncd to hU
bed with a revere attaik of ttonudi trouble.
Henry r". Turirll, an aged and n-ietted tonne
nun, has undergone the nrlp and li now con
sidered comaliMint, Ihouuh his iniirocniont ie
not as unrked nor as rnpM a lue friendj uih
for
'the ladies of the l'icbjUriin i liurch recencd
neirly $30 at lluir Wj-ihinulonV blithda 6Uir.
Ilr. ll. 1!. Tower lenee iievl week for l'liih
delphlj, where ha will tiku . poit-guduito
course.
Mi I'anny S. M.ter, founerl; of Oiccnc, X.
.. but lesldent of tide place fcr a jtar m mi,
illid jcterdav at tlir home of her hrother-lii-liw,
Henry ('. I!ur(;(, on J.ikc airnue. Tin
funeral was held thie alliTiiovii at o'clock from
the houc ttev. II. II. Itenedict orHchtlng. The
nnialne will be taken to Gnino tuinorrow for
interment.
'I he Montrose Palry company will open tlitir
new cieimcry lor buslneM on I'ridai, March 1.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Spreiil to the Scranton Tribune
Tonaudi, IV li. 2.1. Tho w iter taken haie been
grutly ini'oinenienced owlii to a break In the
malne
noriety piper ie being published at Iliuliore
by tuimbeni of the i:anitclleal Lmheran churrli.
The liiinklin Steamir (onipany will realize
K'"' 'rom their Mr.
Horaic Ilrlghani, an old undent of Pnulhfleld
tot.mhlp, died on IhuiMlay,
Two hundred dollara worth of seat, owned by
the lijptit ot IlurlliiRton were ditrojed by a
lire at anion. new church ccutlnj; nearly
f.'.oiK) wai Jmt bclnj completed and the order
had been paid.
'Ihe population of this county In 1SD0 uaa
shown to be S1,i1 and the locM report ghes it
uu iii(icae of only 170. TowauiU IwrouRh liJj
population of i.UXS, whilo North Towanda hai,
711 and the touiudilp, I.Ofifi.
Ilaniciin ckley, a late tunltor of the One
Hundred and Foity-firit regiment, died at hie
home in Monroetown on 1hurday, aged 77
ear.
Judge A. f. Kanninc: attended tho ninetieth
birthday annimsiry of hi father, I)ald Kan
nlnff, at Witona, on Siturday.
"Joe. the Turk," was a c'bltor at the Saba,
tion Army barracks our Sunda).
The county jail is now occupied by thirteen
prisoners.
G. h. Tiihbe. of Tanibieo, .V v., hae taken
poeilon of the Mwell Home.
Itcu I. T. Johnson, of Wilkei-Ilarre, condueted
iwicc'8 at I ho llaptlst rhureh jesterdaj-.
Tlie marriage of Hon. Itobcrt S. IMinLton,
of Milan, to Mlwi Victoria TliomiMn, of Spen
cer, V, Y , occurred at Wamly on Saturday
ocnlnu Their urqualntanee dates back to forty
years ago.
Itcv. P. C. Joms. of the UNter 1'renbMerlen
ihureh, leaves nut week for a triji through
the Holy 1-and.
The funeral of .Tori Steene, aRed 73 jrara, will
be held at Macedonia this alteinoon.
Mllo Welle, a noted league ball plajcr, of this
place, died In Colorado but week of coneump.
lion.
nothoi new trdcr tn emplojca of the Lehigh
Valley hae been posted, whlih requires con
ductors on (night trains to Inspect their caie
whenever Hops aie made for water or at other
times when time Is allowable Tho conductor
and head brakeuun muet feel eny ear journal
with their hands, and nlno take note of the
truck rigging, and tho u-porU miut bo made
complete. The order is nude so as to guard
gainst accidents nrliing; from hot or liruLm
Journals, which bao caused great rxpeneo and
disaster on the road
Mri. Marj Nobles is u guest of her eUter. Mrs.
Thomas liyan, at Washington, T, f
Ilev II If (!. Vincent has resigned the rec
torehlp of the i:plioial churth at Athens'.
Mrs. 8. It, Pane and daughur, of llululh, are
vNlting Towanda relatives.
II A, na.vlnrd, an attatl.e of the Manhattan
Slate hospital at CVntral lllp, X. Y.. vUlled
hl hiother, K. W (iajlord, Saturdiy and him
da), and aleo al Wjalunlug
A recruiting elation has been opened b) Cor
poial Mortenson in Towandi.
A iooti was dinovrred In a hollow log width
was t'Unj,' Mnrd ut a ("anion factory.
Cornelius Cox, one of Wjaluslnc's oldet resi
dents, died at the age of 81 jcare. lie was born
in Ulllord, Monroe county, and eame to this
county In 16(0.
Ssyre Is pretty Hire of a free msil delivery
i) stem since Us otllre iccelpts have reached Ihe
required business of lo,iKi jearlj
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
cures coughs and colds at
once. Wc don't mean that it
relieves you for a little while
it cures. It has been doing
this for half a century. It has
saved hundreds of thousands
of lives. It will save yours if
you give it a chance.
"1 have received so mudi bene fit t mil 'i, that
) alwaee recommend Shlloh'e for toughs,
throat, hrnnehlsl and lung trouble."
(JHAS. VANDEKCAR, Waterford, N. V.
flhlleih'a Consumption Cure If unlit by all
elrncKUtft nt aSc, OOr, S1.00 li bottle. A
iirlnleil KUrantir, sues with every bottle,
f you nre not ivtlelleil go to yimr drilKglet
net iret your money trk.
Write (or illustrated book on eoi.uist'iion. Sent
mthoal coit lo you. S.O. Wells . Xi I etoy,N.Y,
PITTSTON.
Spinal 10 Kir vclanloii TilbiUtC.
I'iltetoll, lib ' li!.i ligiie. .on of I 11
'ligue, of Xorlli Main eliel, euiploved .it a
tcainstir for Conprr'n fiindlni" lnr. fell fiom
his w igon at the lieliwaic ami lludvui slation,
where he was loadiiia: lutniliire Ihls mornluc.
Hi Hi of hie hands wcro brokin jti-t above Uk
vnlos. lie alo icinved bad Hit oil the head
and bllll-is uu the laic.
'Iirtlii Mltibell, a,-ul 11 ris. dud jislenlay
fiftnnooii at hit nm'e bmue at Uiuwntown.
Mlti Ik. 11 was one tf the survivor of a turib'o
nrcldint which took jdaio bete during the infancy
f mining opiritlnne IVntv vmi ugo, with two
othir turn, he wis ascending i Id No. 2 shaft cl
the I", lili-iv I v mla Cm I tnnipanv at the'henl of
Pine stint, when tin I c bloke, iliopplng th)
agi' to the Imttom One of the null was Insl int-
ly killiil and nnolb -r sctloiidy injured, while
Miliholl eit.iMil with i'(ii- iniiirli-s.
'tin; ileilinii f I". I' lojce us ilty tiiM-unr
at the recent ehitlnn will leave n v. nam v in ibo
feint mum II from lli 'ecotnl waul Mi Jnj.e
It ilulnuin ol Ihe Mint and will ir.-lmi at the
ntxt nulling. A nptilal eh-ition to till Tie
vjr iiici will bo oidiiul b.v M-jrr ( ouoian.
Hie cunsuiatlon seivuct m lie- new relill e
of Ihe Wilsli t'ni urigiliouil r lunch will take
pine Miuh SIM, inclusive.
Ihe Hist I'ltt'lou (Viiigtegilloml eliinil.
ileiied 7"i 1 tho lompetltive uiiitlntr held on
Itiishlnglon't birlliliv.
l'limiiil HiKtlor (' II. (iillu n j s rintul -nld
Puller liilm- olflu on Xoilh Main -luci, and
will luoti- into it jii Apul I.
I wo hour h c rr t i-lnii nf Ihe ofllceit nf Ihe
Ccutial L'tlwr uniont id Pillslou, Wllkrt Ihne
and Siraulon wat hi hi ut union liuidqiiirtcic
here Sundiy aflerncn. Mfjlilt no lufoiniation
(onld be cbtslrcd .is n Ihe busiiiix traiisacte I,
It Is undeisliiod tint the tlitee oountiie villi
unite in an rfioit to -nun- a scttleuidit of tho
present slill.i- .uiung tin- mill xliN. noiher
liieiting will be In Id in s-iunton nevt "-undiv
Tlie workmen nt the Deliwarv mine ot the
Pdiwaie and ltud-ou roinpanv. it Hudson, have
.iIhhu beinmeil In the bl llm which ha lieci
rigln- In tho mine sIiko Ilt'i.mbir 1.1. Tlie of
fiuil.s are conildmt that wilbin a ne-k tliev will
bavo it nitlidinily under mtiliol to diritl tlu
air courses so as to permit of tin le-iimptlou of
work at the I-uuvl Itun lolliiiv at I'ir-oni,
which hie been Idle owing to the eulphuioiis
fumes coiiiiui; fiom the the, tht two minis briu
COIIIIC1 ted.
neak Ihleves iiiliied tho home o( l'tki Uuhn
on Paisonice Ktrii-t, "satiuday alternoon and slole
a 11111 (ontalnlng si(
A Iioxlni; lontcst will take place in Music lull
Wulnesdiv evening of thie wick The ivent
ol Ilio evinliu will Iil a fifluii round bout be
tween .loo llairU, of Will. in-ll. uu', and "lii-k''
Kiliin, of this dlj .
he.uliiR in tlie- lllejil voting i.isea which
irsulteil from the warm tnunhipil elictlon here
Tucbday, took plaie before Aldeuuan V.van.t In
Ihe Tmth wanl Sjtunlvv evening. Thomas lie
vine, .lames Campbell ami Thouu.s l'dgln waived
a bearing and wen- luld In KO() ball. Mlrhul
Ic'amari demanded a hen In? and produced a
(ax iecelit lor Wn laxcA paid I'eliruary, 10. 1'sK).
The aldimiin rctirvol hi deil-lcn In the i.v.e
until Mondi) liighl.
DURYEA.
s-peuil lo ihe Muiilon Irilunt
Durvri, lib. -'). -Mtunlay eviinng al ihe liw
reiue llcve inmpanjV lair the hill was ciowded.
About l.VJ piople wltnui-ml the dollhlitful cu
li rt limiK lit. 'Ihe la.vloi llo-e company. So. 1,
and enlur.v llue company. No. ". attended.
Musiu was luriiMicd by the liMal drum oips.
Ihe prize wlnncis wen- as follows: Door prize,
'.'-0; plituic, Mr. ( nne llabvlon; caiving knife
and fork, llany Mclntjre, Old l'oigo, table,
Hubert lion; va-e, Mr. ( lirk, water xit, (iiorge
Navlnr; lainp, Mr Mclnivre, pUturc, Arthur
.sLimans; pillule, xliggif I'iekiell, and Mvcril
others uf minor an omit. 'Ihe fair will be con
tinued a fwv evi lungs this week.
Mr. A. .1. Duniiolly give a very intorestlnj
lectiuo In the auditorium of tho High school
liiila) iwnhik.
Sxtnrdiy the llillslcid tolliery wa agiln
toned to" sii-pend operations on account of th
gieat imrcnc of waiir in the mine, lislcnlay
the icsumcd operitiom again.
l'rlda) afternoon the pupils of the High eeuool
gave a very interesting educalinnil enlirlain
ment. l'riil.iv ctcniua: tho lur little lads and lasslee
gathered togethir to honor one more of their
inirrj little companions, Miss Itcaliiie, diughtir
of Mr. and Mis .lames I'ury, of Marey avenue
Those who paitlclpalcd In the pleasures' were as
follows'. Misses l.thcl Thoiiias, Mrintou; Mabel
illeii, Alice inlilson, Minnie Haines, Mugaiet
1'ilie, Maud Weldou, llara Malsh, Klsic Hughes,
Mi III gan, Agnes Murphy, l.thel Williams,
Ileatrlce and Mjrtle Zilk and .Messis. Wlllliiii
Williams. l.v.HH Joniw. Hubbard and IHIIIam
Houser, Thomas Ijshon, Henry llolgate, Oscar
ltunmiei field, (liorgo llejlcr and Jo-cph lluncs.
Mrs. William Kvane, of hcrjntnn. xlitu at the
home ot her mother, Mrs. Ilenjamlii Itlchardson.
Sunday.
Mr. John Ward, of Philadelphia, Is ependlnc
a lew wicks Willi fiiends In town
Mi. James Holies visited in Pitlstnn, Monday
Charlis, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Iroy
Alliii, who has been ill with bronchitis, is lm
pinvliiR. Xlr. MUd Itsmlall visited at the home ol Mr
and Mrs. I'vaii", of Coxton, I'rlday evening
OOOOOOOOOOcXiOOOOO
THEATRICAL.
xxoxxxooooooox
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
LM KL'M The llostonlaus in "The VIecroy "
Mght.
CU)i:.MV. -Tho llkildeii loincdv eompsii).
Vlatlnee and night
Holden Comedy Company.
Tho Holden Comedy compaii) opened a wiek.
iiig.igimtut at the At.uhiny nt Mu-lc lat night,
presoiitlng as tho Initial pei(criiiame Die gieat
Kiisatloual jnelodi una, "Ihe Diamond llreukcr "
The house was crowded fiom I'll I" dome and the
liberal applaiw- vib a i cital 11 11 Union that tha
pirii.rmanit was t-utliily eatUlactur.v, The e"in
puny Is btluno; and eviulv balanced The keen
erv elabouto and luiidsomr, and Ihe co-tiiiiilng
chgant, llctwctii e-ich act H'lil.illlis nf a pleas
Ing inturo were Introduced
Dii fists dogs and' tiii.nKes smlallv engaged for
tho iscianton tnBatenicnl of this enmpany, aie
an excellent H-iformanie and piuved a tcaturo
Indeed. This afternoon "The Crucifix" will bo
piieiiitecl mid tonight llic beautiful southern
eemeily, "Knob's cf Tennessee," will be pro.
eluee-1,
Tlio rtostonlfuiB TonlBht.
Xmong the promlnrnt billads rendered b.v
Ihe Hnstonlaiia at the L)ceuui tonight vvhlt'h
found favor In tho original production at the
Knlekerboeker theater! New York, are a serenade
and tarantdla for the principal aoprano, reneleted
by Mist Hilda Clark) a topical song, "Leader
of Society," for Mr. Ilarnabccl "llyrs of niaclc
and lljis of lllue," sung by Mr. Macllonaldt a
spirited ballad, "The quern of the Carnival,"
for tontrallo, n romance, "Jiml for a Day," for
tinor, and a "Song of the Hnuigglen," for bisw.
Ilio story Is said to le written tn a frothy and
tatirleal vein, depleting rertaln Incidents In the
life of the viceroy of Sidly during the slstecntli
century. The keynote to every situation Is com
edy and a slender lute Interest it evolved out ot
the episodes.
"The Burgomaster."
"Ihe lltirgomsslrr," the musical iimiecly fiom
the llluslratcl pens of the eminent Chlcigo wit,
l'lnnk Plxley, and Ihe prominent minimi gentui,
(liislsv I uders, will be present at the Lyceum
Thursday night. Sale of seals opens this mom
lug at ti n. in.
This merry melange glories In the1 illstltittlon
of being the most phenomenal financial and
rlltle record breaker In western theatrical Ids
tor). It le presented here by an organisation
of eighty people, who carry an audience during
three bonis ot hllailoue fun fiom the Town
Spiare. of N'cw Xmttrrdam, now New York, in
tlie near livm. to llroadway an.) Madlaon Squire,
New York, of today. 'I hence lo tho seashore (ot
a dip and baek again lo New York, Hall street,
frtlii there In fauhal travel to the 1'iencll ball
at Ihe Madison Sipisre Harden, after which an
Imaginary trip by rail to the tree( of I hlcago,
and lastly Ihe Illuminated Court of Honor at the
lale World'a 1'alr.
Iwo cur loads of siciici) aie pieseutrd In litis
mammoth panoramic spectaiulsr and the eighty
four trunks of gorgeous cesium, sj dlpli.red in
this play of beautv, lsughler end song
Andrew Muck.
xiulie Mack brings the original New Sulk
xesdemy of Musiu production of "The lttbel"
to this til.v, as well as tho oilglnal compaii), ul
though the play bad its premier In New Vork,
but it was not especially east (or that engage
incnt only and then tut down fur road puipo.is,
as Is generally the c.ie with metropolitan vie-
CCSsCS.
The eompiny will comprise many local favor
ite. Including Ceorge W. De.vs. (liles "-hlne,
V'elwlii llianelt. Jolm 11. Ince.r.. riurlet If.
McDonald, Ihoinie Jackson, John (. Kenton,
Thomas licali), IMward Mken, Mlis .Te-rli(iiei
Lovelt and Miss Claia Knnlt. i'he staging ot
the pliy ie said to be xer.v heavy and realistic.
xndiivv Mack will e-ome to the Ljccuin (or a
one mgiii engageinnit only. I rlday, Heidi t.
Scale on talc Wednesday at (I a. in
C.itnrih Cniuiot Be Cuiecl
xxllli l.'Cxl AI'PIICA'IION-!, as tin) eaini. I
li.nli the xeat o( the disease. Catarrh Is a blood
cr inistlliiiliiii.il ili-ciM, and In onhi to ruin It
)ou must Hko tnteniil irinubis. Haifa (1.
Mull One- is taken lutiinilli, and .ills illieil'vr
cm the blood and nuicntts turfium Hall ( a
taith Cuie Is not a quid, iniililne li ,vus
nci iiIimI bi one ol the h,st phteldans in lb.,
eoiintry (or jenr, .tint l a itgul.ir punriilmn
It Is loinposed id tuc best tonli kn v n. in
blind with Ihe best bhod piu'lms. ,n t niir Ui
leelly on the mucous surljces. lb" pc-ilnt eon
bliulloi' ol Hi- lo ingipilkrls is what iin
clities siidi wrnditfiil n iilt in Hiring (aianh
Send (or tcotiinonlalt fiee
1". J. C'lir.M: i. CO.. Pioivs, l.il.ci,, ti
"old bv ilriiggists, piles- ,fs
Hall's 1'amlly Pills ate the biii
THE MARKETS.
Wftll Street Review.
Niw orl. IVIi '.'. The sto,k mirkel uia.le
a r"ni.ukable exlubitlon this mornim; of spi
motile sttinglh (otltivv-ed b.v u uddcn iel.iie and
a ptiiud ot iiudcvlating dullnis-H and ilio-ipliia;
pneis up to tin- dc.t- The piiniipal liifliit-nt's
hi (he opening was the man) minors and ill
mmstnntlil accountu n( the sllcid details of
the steel merger and the timw of exchange ot
iho ivpe-cd lew Keiiiities for the existing
slot k ul the xlccl companies. Tut il (sales, l.Ci'JJ.--on
ehiics. The bund inarki t was Inclined to
KO oil In tho afternoon but retained ,i part of
the inoi iillu- adianies. Total nalei, par value-,
v.l,lhj.esl. 1'iiitul Stales ufundiug is advamt'l
's nnd the lis H per etnt on (lie lxnt call. Ih
now is declined !.
The following ipicitations aie furnished Tlie
Tribuae by t. S. Jordan & Co., rooms 70S.704
Wears bulldlnf, ."cranton, Pa. Telephone tiGOS:
Open- lllsh- Low Clos-
lug. est et. Ing.
American M'gir . . . ,1 Mi bin's M"li Iti'i
American Tolnc-ro 117 lli't 117 117'i
Am .5-. .t W I"i V), tt'j r.
Aleh , To .v. ft. Ve .. . .V,i .".i1, .Vi, jii
A T. A, ,-j, , i'r .... ssit (.si, ss st
llroekl)ii T i act Ion .. . 77!j 7;I;s 7''-j Tel
Pair. A Ohio s.i, s.ij s t.it
tout. Toll u to UiSi It la1 17
Ches. , (.hi n' .i'l's it?, ,;s
tide, o-O. vV in1, l'H it', 1k
( hie., 11. 4. (J lliiij iii,i4 H7' us
Stock Ishnd lil's Ul Iil I Si
Delaware k Hud-cii ....It, lis, Hl't 1 I ' a
IVileral '-trcl ftH. :i"i t- IT'j
1'sileral Steel, IV s(. 'O VJ s,,-,,
han. . Ttx., Pi E., ."i. ol JZ
IkiiiIj. k Nnsh 'li'j 'rj' n" 'UH
Manhattan l'lo lis ll"s 1I7U 117",
.Met. Traction Co IM'l lf.1' n lfil,
Mivrfiuil P.icilio .t7U s7it Sn'a nij
People's (.as lnl lm ts)4 1CKV
N. J. -Cuuril Ui 1V,1S 1VJ 11
Southern P.uille li ll' e".i ia
Vortoll. k Weslem S"' 11, li'4 am.
North. Padlic Sl'i Mi4 ij', S.,
North. Patlhe, IV ,s7'i S7'i S7's t-7H
N. . Central lfi ll 14li4 ll.
Out. k West ;tlM .Tt'i :!li
Pinm. It It ll'i lt'i'j lit jr.
rielllu Mall 10 to :.t n
It-mliiig .n0'k M3 -ii'4 tn1.
Heading, I'r 71 71 7u's 70",
niltheill It. It M'l JD. ' K et
touthern It It., Pr .... 7(, 77i 7ii'4 7i
Tiiin. C. sV Iron .17 JsiJ 31 M
V. S. la-ithcr U l.l IJ', l.'-
V. S. IcalhiT, IV 74S Tl" 7t' 7i
I' . lluhber It's Pit, i.Sj iu
l'nlon Pacific . S)i "fii s-x4 s.ii
Ciilon I'aclhe, IV .V; M'4 ti jr,
Wabxf.li, Pr . ..I', .Hit '', "i'j
Western l'nlon ... t7 U7 t7 ?7
CIIICACO OIIAIV MMtKIT
Open High low I l.is
WIII.AT ln. e.t it ln"
Maicll .... . 't 7s 'I1. 7l'a
May ... 7fi' 7CJ ,r.i ;ut;
so
NERVOUS
SLEEP.
When there is disease of the delicate
female ortratiism. it is only a eiuestion of
j time until the Renernl he.iUh becomes
unciermineii. rservousness, nieepiessness,
loss of appetite and "sinking spellb"
produce suiTcring nlmo-it iiidescriliable.
There can be no restoration of the gen
eral health until the local health of the
womanly orgauUm i re-estublitshed.
Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription
establishes regularity, dries offensive
drains,, heals inflammation nnd ulcera
tion nnd cures female xvraknes. It
encourages the appetite, trniuiiilues the
nerves and induces, refreshing Bleep.
"You would tie surprised If sou could have
seen me wlie ti 1 commenced taklnc l)i Pierce's
medicine and could see me now,'' writes Mrs
Isaac !s Harris, of (iayvllle, Yankton Co , So,
Dakota "I had uu appetite, was completely
run down Have had kloinich trouble lor years
and was so nervous I rould not ulecp M'e
have spent a lot nf money doctoring, but there
was not one thing that I took, that did me
anyVood, eacept Tor n short lime, till 1 com
menced taking Ir Pierce's 1'avnrlte Prescrip
tion nnd 'Ooldeu Medical Discovery ' lu three
days uftcr I commenced taking hit medicines
could ec a change lor the better, and from that
time I have steadily been getting better. Can
walk or tide to any place I want In, and I feet
like a new person Since taking Dr, Pierce'
medicines I can sleep all night nud never get
up tired in the morning, can eat anything; and
It elou't hurt mc "
Or, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bil
louxnes nnd sick headache.
WW
f III I COULD
WlH'Jh NOT
Special Diseases of Men
IS MY SPECIALTY.
Scatter iJBJtflr 1
Faculties TlJl
If you ate euDeiini; liom any dueare 01 coltdltloli liiillai to nun, or l( yon have been
ulsappolnleil In nut getting .1 permiueiit tore, 1 want )cu lo is nie and have a mvlsl chat
with me. I will explain in )oii MY MMI.M Ol' I III. ITMI'.N r. which I bavo originated
and developed alltr mr whole life's experience In (renting spielal di-easis o( men. I ham
hi) belts, epetllles, fiee Minplis, trial trealiueritu vr ehslin mnliial eomblnatlnna or similar
oevlreis which do r.ot and lunnot eute lleinsct pceullar to inru, My education, my eiperl
'?',', "V CMncle ikc, my iipiilatlou toiuleiiiiit nil such iiiaikeiv. If you will pay me a
Mit I will give Jim I'm 1; Ol' CltxlKil! thor.vugli peisoual I'anilnilloii and an lunejt
0)lnion of your case. If you an- Incurable I will tell xnu mi, nnd advl. .von so that you
will nt bo humbugged bv unsirupulous piattllloncis who 1I.1I111 tu euro nil If after exeni.
"jug )ou, 1 find jou eurable, t will insures jou of a pctminert euie, Inismiieh as I will
.give j-t.11 a wittten guarantee lo ufund von eviry tent .toil have puld me In ease I fall to
enett a eurr, 1 make no thiige for luedlelnes, us thev are alwnjs includisl In Ihe nominal
he, asked, ami jou know to the tent, b"fi re )ou start whit your whole treilment Is golni
to tost, and t -ill! make lie (,il- pininlsis is to the llm ten II e sake of letting von
a patient, as I piotnlsc only what I tan do, ami dn as 1 promise
I N'NTI II Ui IHM'IIVItCI'S .lopped in 5 to 10 da)
CAlItsiONS and Drains stopped In ' to Ifl elavs
I'LCHltV, tale not of bow long etanJIug, I will ilr) them up at erne. .
MTlirillli: cured xrltlioiit cutting or dilating.
lUDIIOC'l f.i: or any swellings ur ulirgetiicnl.s reduced al once.
IMPOniM'i li) i.i) s.vslim ol iroalin tit is eurabli Irrcspectlvt uf ihe lime standing- or
your age
IIIAHDKH AND MDNT-V di-iaiigrnienls by my sislciu of lieitinent hhovs hlgni of itn
provrmenl Irom the vrrv bitinnli'g.
HIIt'.t'M TISI, being caused bv innnire eonibtum nf blood, is cured permanently by
me
MTCTl'tt' IILOtin POIMiMNC. i nmtly tilled witl.nul Ihe u-c of ludlde of Potash
or Meuur).
HltlTK if ) on laimol HI VII i,inis tmh me Klrlelt) oiimlrnlhl and atl replies sent
In plain rm-eltins Intlnie :.iuii lsinp In iiusuie repl)
OI'I'K 1 1101 US, 0 a in to p. lu nnd el tn S p. lit )-iiimIj)s, ID a m to t f. m.
DR. MACKENZIE'S
l'ci'ii.nnciilly Localctl ;il
Rooms 208-209-210 Pauli Building
426-428 Spruce St., SCRANTON, PA,
TAKE ELEVATOR.
roitN.
Mar
0Ti'
May ,
... sl'j tlT, tn's si 1
POHK
Max ll'JU 11 iV 11 '0
LAUD.
Mav .......... 7.."i7 7 07 1 j.'i 7 &!
Hill?
Hay 7.13 7 17 7 d 7 1
Nl'W ORK (111 UN MAIthT.T
Open- High- Low ( loe-
ISIILxl' lug est e-l lug
Haieli 7')5 7fi, 7"'s 7'fs,
Jluv .tO'j sda S0' tn",
(OltV.
May (7 (7 (d, (u1 .
Scranton Board ot Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Bnoed
on Par of 100.
&TOCKS. Uid xsked.
I'irst Katlonal Bank
S-crantun Savings Hank
Third National 11 ink ;.",
Dime Deposit and Du-iount Hank .
Kconomy Light. II k P. Co.
laiika Trust safe Deposit Co
Clark 4: Suover (Jo, Pr
beranton Iron Pence k Mlg. Co. ...
Scranton Axle Works
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr. ......
County Saving Hank i: Tnut Co..
First National Hank (CarLondalc)..
Standard Drilling Co
Traders' National Hank
berantou Hop. and t (o
BOND".
Scranton Passenger Hallway, first
Mortgage, due- K0
People'a Street Hallway, first mort
gage, due 1918
Pople'a hlreet Hallway, General
mortgage, due lWM
Dicksen Manufacturing Co. . . .
LaLka. Towiishlu aehool .'. per cent.
IJ1I0
ayi
lei
Kll
S'i
1'itl
100
.l
20
rw
so
11.1
lUj
11a
115
US
IK1
1W
CTtv of Scianton M. Imp. el per
cent I
Seranton Traction fl per cent 113
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(directed bv II. (I Dale, ?7 Inekawanni ve )
Butter r lemur), t'Ja'JJ'ic; da'r.i, lsii)...
Cheese -Pull cii.iiu, Ualu'i.
I.ggs Weelirn lii-sh, L'li.a.'.'e i neailn Male,
X-il le
Hi-ins Per tu. thnlee nnrrovv, V '' i1".
Pea Hiaas-Pii bu., if.'.lla.'.yi.
Medium Beans Pi r bu , s,j.to.i.,
(.11111 Puis Per bu.. .'1 I'UI.Ci.
Onions I'er lm , 'rlit.ln.
IToui Best patent, ?l isj.
New York Grain and Pioduce.
New York, I'd). "3. l'lour lnai live hut m-any
with wheat. Wheat- .-pot tiilu. No. '.' ml, si's'
( 0. m. li. afloat and 7u'ac. elevator. So 1 mini
em Diiluth, WW t. o. b. elliiat. optinns opineil
firm and closed Ntexd.v at net unchanged tu S,
ailvauu ; Mireli closed 7f'lii., May. Nixe lul
M Coru-'spot III in but itilil. No 2, i'Ji eli
valur and Is'.o t, n. b. atlnit; option marl
opened eteadv, dalrr easel nit and eloeeii w-i
and unchanged to tit. lower, March 1 los-ed tl
M), IB'se , July, iji. Oat -pot. tlrin, Ne
i !lle; No. 8, anJe i No. 2 white. .(.isSUi.-i ,
11 white, Ul'nc. . track mlxiel western lii'ial,'
iplliuis nilnl nomtiully slrady with lnsii Bin
lir I'lnii; fiisli iriaiiier), Ha'.'li., faitius, IU
JTh , Juno tiiaimr), J-ij-ii1 , liuiutiou ticii
r), lC'aalUt , slate ililr), . isSJs- I hecios Imh
fancy largo tulortil and whiti, JU'e.xli'.i , lain
sirall tiilonsl, liUiiU'.c Lggs-lirm, t ua
and Ptnusylvanla, lUUi wisurii, lodliii
southern, J"s ilhVst
Chicago Gtiilu and Produce.
Chicago, I'eb. Hi. A iharp tuiiibat beio-ei,
tint rinsllvt huilus nf tlw bull .ml bear hosts
in 1 urn mule tin market tho center of aitnunon
tenia). Ma) tloA'd ',41. luivu, bullish slatlstn-i
and eteadv eablc-t caiiii' lu Ihe support of whi 11
and llm elci- was e. over -aturila). Oats losi-d
a shado down uud piuvisioua ttlac. improved
(ash quotations ivnu an tollows: Hour Dull
No. ,1 spring wheat, 7ta75c. ; No, i n-1, i.i'ja
71'1 i'., No. i com, JU.V.i No. J )ellow, i(M4i
No. 2 cats, il'sa.'i'st-., No. S white. Ju'ij.tisi. .
No. .1 while. HT'suis'se. ; No. 'J i)e. OJaiJ'a' .
mailing, SsaOV.: No. 1 dax, Jl ell; No. 1 north
wist, 1 Ci, timolli), sj IU, pork, fllall.iii
laid, $7.iUa7.6i'ii libs, 7 nja7..iuj shouldcif, 1
0';ju i Hide, i7.SOa7.7Us vvhieke), ti 37.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
(huagu, lib. 21.- ( atlle- ltcceipl. lo .so
guud In iholee ulcers, strong to Ilk. hlghii, eoin
mull and midluiii aleail); buleluis' aluek siron:
lu Ilk. higher, Tixaitr, higher: good 1.1 pun
stters, fl,ti.i.ieit pool to medium. Ki 'sialic. tii
era and (eidei, ti.liM 'Jl: eons, t.'.tflat .id
LeifeW, taii 4U, lexas (id stieis, slit'.o, Txu.
nr.iss stuis. (.I.tlu, i'lxat bulls, . fCnX i
lligi, -Heciliits tuila.v, jo.isn, luiiieumu. jij.ism
lift ovn, '.'iil, fiiUs. liUher; top. mis), ihimJ
and buti, hers, s'i IOjri.11; good tn thnlee heat 1
i.aUiJ.tiO, lough heav), f.i.Jiaj.n, ln,ht, Si 1
2 3,1 jbulk of salts, "3.", .VUj.r.1. ihlip lti'itiils,
li,llj het, elrong In JOc. higher, lambs
steady to (-trong; good to choice wethirt, flal.iCi;
fair In tholco lulxtsl, .! isial,Ut wfstnu eheep.
alal.M; lexas fheei, e-i.fsJ.uJ l,i; native lambs,
Tl 'JojX J6, western, t'.aa M.
New Yoilc Live Stock.
Jvevv Vorl, l-fb, -p, lleeve iMevn. sitaily 10
1IX-, lilfliori bulls, eaij'i niiilluni mul fsl rou,
tirmir; common, steaily, ttrrrs, fl WxJ.'.'j, bulls,
f:.7ial.30, lima, n.tslil CulvrsMarUt sluv
slid tic. leivver than Sttunlay; vrals, Wa7 .'al;
banivsril iml fat mitt's, ('la.l.r.n, vi'arllnts, lfi Sn
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PAYING 3.3,3 TO 4.95 Per Cent.
Complete Circular Xlst on Application
Biooklyn Edison 1st Mtg. 4s,
Chic, Burl. & Quincy 3 1-2,
Cleve & Maitetta 1st 4 l-2s,
Util. Har. & San Ant. 1st 5fc.
Minn. Gcn'l Elect. 1st Con. 5sj,
Minn. & St. L. Con. 5s,
Norf. & West. Imp & Ext. 6s,
Rio Ginndo West. 1st 4s,
Terininnl B. It. of St. L. Con. 5s,
United Kys. Co. of St. X. 1st 4s,
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inibhcstiaus. Vr) xslushle sod mlsreitlnc to
ihetrsilsrs AIo msrket report CCIIT CBCC
and iuodUiIj iliiciusiion shests Ob HI rflCb
srry & Co:
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All atuie ati'l tliiuiilt ehsfasrs ol inru. so
mtii mi'l chilJisli. CIIIIMMU M.HVOUS.
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IALT1. AH ellevasos of the Lncr, KUnsjs,
lli.JJci, fcUln, lllooil, Ncrvmi, Weimli, Kve, Kar,
Nose-, Thioat, miJ I.'inics, Cancers, Tumoi
1'ilcr, lluiture. Cultri', llhcunutlsni, Aithms,
t'tarrh. Vrlcocel, Lost Jlanliooel, Nightly
rnibulolis, all rcnulo I)li-x"es, Icuconliora, tti ,
Cnnnorilira. rlsilli. Hlooel I'olson, Inellscrs.
Hon ami joutliliil lublia oblitrated fMirjji-ry,
Till, I'lilUP"1!. r'Pe "" htomath Honns CA
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Market 1 1 1 1,-1 1 r i- ut "i SO.lO.lO, thoke state pip,
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Oil Market.
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lllli airs., no bids; ahipmrnts, I'SM't; ban?!; a
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