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THE SCKANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1901'.
Published Dally, Fiocpt Sunday, by The Tnl.
tr,e I'uMUhlr.s Company, it 1'ltiy CcnU a Jlontli.
tar.. .-- ssts...-- 3. 3:srxc3r;
1.1VY S. niCHAnn, Hdltor.
U. F. IIVXDUK, llutintM Manager.
Niw Verk Uflticr 1W Nau St.
h. H. VIIKKLANO.
6ole Asicnt (or t orelirn AdmtUlng.
Lntcied at the Poiloflbc at Sainton, Pa., ni
Scionil CU1 Moll Mttcr.
When ipaie will permit. The Trlliune 1 alwnj
fihd lo print short IrttiT Irom Ui Irlcnds beat.
rruj on uirrcnt topics, liul ill rule It Hut tlte.o
niuit Le igiiid, lor publication, ly the wriur
rial mint! ami the londltlon pritoilt-nt to '
iptance l that all lontrlb-jtloru ih.H lw rubjs'st
t idllorial -.cilslon.
mi: flat itvri: rou advkiitimno.
'flip following table iliotti the. prlo per Ir.cli
nth Insertion, puic to be med within one jeur!
- 1 KtiiicflMillnscon I'ull
JlWf.AV. IMprr lti-adir,; Position
iM1liah .') iiiiliu .'.', .275 I M
") Inel.i ,11 .M I .21
JJO " Ill .175 I .l'J
,rm i.v, .17 .1i
wi n .ira 1 .n
I'of cariU of thaiiVi, rcftuliitlnin id iundoli-ncc
and itlnilt.tr cinitrllmtloin in the nature of ad"
'ttllrii Ilia Tribune makis a ilmrge ot 5 icnU
a line.
Halt for OlawlUcil Ailrcrtlirng uriilihed on
bipllcattuii.
rsClSANTON, MAItCM ID, 1J0I.
r-'crunloii iiiiild nt till time ftliiilxh
ilv filers lor (tillL a rormklabk' polltl
i at leprr colony.
A NVorJ of Warning;.
I'lMtilrnt Johti Iltmcll ami hl iijtoilitii aic
ntliy ol llio ii..t )ii!iiluni' iihi-iiI In tliiin
l.v tlio nilinu' icmuitii'it. UIuIimt H. oy bt
.ill be (or tin b jl, ami i'ip I ruth, .h tin p-o
p'c's pa pel, uill tuitain limn in Hip iml oi
ihp rlnptri In an. ionise liny may vc 111 I
a 'opt, IjliiiMlie Hut I lie lllllinilo iml Mivb,
i i I lie briiput 1 1 iln nidi uliu toll. -Iii ciff
i '.' K 'tllltll.
OfJl OONTHJIPOKAltY nukes I
here n sweeping pledge, which j
we trust It may never have
occii'don to regret
There Is, '
evidently, ulilesjuiad eonlldetice among
ilie mine workeis In their president,
.Mr. Mitchell; and we know that among
his advisers nre a number of men of
Mrong loiitmou sfn.'e.
Hut both President Mitchell and his
nlvlsern will sucrlllce the conlldence
iniw reposed In tlierrr If they shall rtie
the power vested hr them by the
lluzlctou roiifereitec lo prt'clpltntu a '
-'eiteral strike. . TIilio Is no divinity
.ihotll them to shield them from the,
oidlrintv ciitlilsiu which Is a part of
the honest newspaper's duty in com
menting on public men and measures
! calling for blind ubecllenct to ihut-
ver they choose to eommnnd; ami In
s. id or agreeing to .sustain them to
'Ire eird of tin- chapter The Tribune
now warns tlicnr that If they shall
oider u strike on tho lllnrsy basis thus
Mr put forward they will teal their
own doom as sticcessiul leader.-, of
labor nnd drive u long nail In the coillit
of trades, unionism In .N'ortheastctn
l'onnsjUarrla.
There nre other "people" In this
Kfcni connnunlty than thoc who
rhrivo on ngllutlon nnl dissension.
Tho time has come for the teal senti
ment ot the conservative, masses to
timkc itself felt in this matter If losi,
nilserv and turbulence are to be
a cried.
Hurl l.l Is probably 111 lor tfiplomutlc
purpose.! only.
As Others View It.
V HlJiti: IS u srae doubt
u grae lioiitit in
th. minds of hoiP'st frl;nds
ot the miner v. heiher llio
iu' Is salllelent to Justify
..i tills time the bUi.pctrslon of work by
KP.UOO men nnd boys, with the Mist
ife'Sieg'ite ol sufei-lirg which ,i Mrlke
if Mich tremendous magnitude will
i ut3! to the nilner.s and their families
. ml tho ini'Meiitnl unsettling of busl-li-ss,
not only In the coal regions but
wherever the products of our mines
no used. Prcsl lent Mitchell
.'Mil Ills iiilleagil's are quite well aware
Mat there U no presidential campaign
i'il3 year, that the powerful political
interests, their In peril, cannot be lu
M!;ed. now tint the peril H past, and
Hurt It Ik extremely doubtful If such
-tiling public sentiment as the crying
filovnnccs of last fall invoked, can be
ullutod on the side of the miner when
lire paramount Instte Is merely a ques
tion of I'lirruul rccogultiati.ttirnnton
Tillies.
Whuthev or riot the operating com
panies will recede from their portion
of refusing to deal directly with the
b'uders of the union, the ltM.OOO work
logmen affected will have .fourteen
dnyn In which t. consult together, lo
Mko ml vice of their wlvcx, If married,
mil to think tor themselves. ruder
such oonrlltloiift, with next year's wage
rate already ausured arrd the remem
brance of past trials arrd hardship:.
fresh In mind, a strike seems altogeth
er Improbable. Philadelphia liecord.
lu spite of tho fact Ihat work has
been plenty aul wages more liberal
tliene prist, six months than In years,
et the very shadow of Impcndlns
r rouble makes everybody draw purse
arlngh tight, and people will not wait
until tho actual trouble comes, If It
does come, but proceed to cripple
things 'trom the tlrst shadow. Last
fall more stagnation came with the
I ear of u strike than when the actual
stllko.wus on. Though the present
does not look bright. It Is nut hopeless
and much may be accomplished before
April 1. Whether tho point
they ask is worth this pacrlflro tho men
will hiiyo to dotermlno for themselves.
W likes -Burro Dally News.
The' wave of reform In New York Is
expelled to last until the equinoctial
shouvr, at least.
, License Fee Too High.
FIIOM the standpoint ot tenr
peranco reform it mnkos Ut
ile difference whether the feo
for a liquor license Is Hxed at
vllOO or $f'D0 In cities of tho second
clnts, In cither ciwo there will bo a
conbumptlon of Intoxicants in propor
tion to the public's thirst and p'enty
ot room for personal education in tlio
benefits ot sobriety.
Hut from thu revenue Mnndpolnt It
makes a big dltferonce. Thu chief pur
pose of tho high license act Is to pro
duc from tho liquor trufilo rovonuo to
ipply on paying the expenses of uov-
eminent. The host Ilcerro law, other
tiling bulnff ciinul, la tho rmo vhloir
tulfca tho nioiit revt-ntic. Kx-Hhcrllt
Kolilrisnrr'B flRiireH dhow Unit unlet tlnr
IprIdIiiIuiu enn lie ppwuniletl In pnu"
tho Vtutshan hill this wit, ltn pur
poso belli: to reduce tho llcenst' foe
In Bpcond .clot-M oltlfB from $1100, n
now iKed, to tho $" whlth It wits
when Kcrantnn wnH In tho thlul clum,
the total revenue derived from liquor
lli-orrsos Issued In the ity would do
crea.'u In the neighborhood of 20 per
cent, tho first year and more In sub
sequent years. The transition of
.Setantnn fiom the thltd to tho sec
ond class of cltlOH was niaiked by
no rhaiiKO In bunlness condition! cal
ctilated to encouniKc the npplloant for
liquor license In doubling his. Invest
merit. Tho doubling of tho fee would
more thnri halve tho number of license
holders and add Irresistibly to Illicit
sellinjj, with nil thut that implies",
l'or this reason wo believe there will
be n Rcrifral roncurrenco In the do
mnnd for the swift enactment ot the
Vuttultan bill. All llci'irses granted lit
tin- recent license court must lie taken
out and puld lor beforo March 'Si,
otherwise they will be void. If the fee
Ih to bo restored to tho revenue basis,
the legislature must uct this week.
The measure prohibiting the Impor
tation of American meats seems to bo
popular with all (iermariH savu those
who expect to eat the llesh.
Unllot "Reform."
ih'io i an bo lu liourM ballot puiin that il"M
pot il, aw ) Willi tic part; ilirlc. -1'lillltli Iplil.l
I'm
Tl'I'l'' AND nolisinse! What
Is thorn dishonest tiDotlt tire
party circle? Three-fourth.',
s, sevon-clghts of the vot
ing citizenship of the country belong
tu one or another of tho recognized
political parties, nre proud of their
party numb"ishlp nnd when voting u
tlckel at
The few
are not
the polls eiy rarely cut It.
for whom existing parties
good enough arc tilwuyb at
l.berly to organize rrew onet. and agl-
tnte In behalf thereof until the new
1 arllen either tapir e of Inutility or win
enough invor to live.
'Hip iilijtttli'ii to it is not 1li.it It tiukw it
i.i-y to ulr rtralislit piit.v tnKct, hut that It
I-it Jil t" wa.n tm luaikiiij: Hip ballot, or.lv
one ff hlih lan lie Usui lull ImiIIi el ulihli
ori- attuiiptpil at I lie miiip lime by a Komi nun)
i.lirs, linn leiiilerilif; thrlr ballot nlil lbi'l.
J'OgMIMly ill I III' IIL'Kllllllllg. llll' Jlilliy
i Irele unused soiitj confusion, 1ml the
votcis are now accustomed to it; they
look for it arid many of them would
be Muipilsnd and confused If It should
be removed. P.equlre every voter to
mark a separate cross opposite tlio
name of every candidate for whom he
desired lo vote and you would multi
ply his chances of nils-marking bis
ballot as many times as there were of
llces to be filled.
'I he ivperleiiir of tlio p.il li.H (hown lli.it lulli
l'i prr cht. ot tho ballot ate tlinmii out lx-inu.e
cltldis liaie mirkcil in tho puty riule ami
II in nurkul iniliilihial iiiiiip on tbp tlikrti
ol otlur putim. Ihlil.
This hai not been the experience of
the past Irr Lackawanna county, but It
would unquestionably be the exper
ience of the future If the legislature
should requite cvety voter to mark
separately for every candidate of his
choice.
Ihcic ncur was :i t.ol aiBiiuiPiit lu faor o!
the party mile. It it rut icquitcil to eiiablp
the iltlziii tu ote a tr.llsht tiil.il for cither
parly. A i inalltr of fact coinparatocly liw
iiililll.'fnl clcctois want tu op an absolutely
Huilght tkkil nil thu lime. lliiil.
There is the best of nrgunients for
tho party clrclo In that It furnishes
a convenience to the largo majority of
oti-iH and saves time.
'Hie lointilaiht that it uouhl lake niuro tunc
to lu irk rub lainhilile than to put .1 lii.irk. in
.1 party liiclo U i.ilhutit touc. Il nuiihl tPijuiro
no mote than a lew i-ciuul-. for .inj olrr i ip
able of l n .1 K i t j lt u mirk at all In iniik iciy
name on the ballot it the tooupiiii; rre iiuilo
in aumilaiiro with the billot leiorm plan.- ltd J.
Klcction ofllcers know better. Wo
will wnref that n majoiity of tho em
PIomch, of tho l'liiladelpnl.i Press, If
asked to mark a largo ticket without
using the party circle, would not only
take live to ten times the amount of
time necessary under the old way, but
would spoil n larger percentage ut
tilth Indicts, find alter a trial of the
pic rosed Huifoid ballot would vote In
favor of tho party circle.
'I lie party iikIu only scnc.s the puipoo of
I'ji.liMu.; Hie Miler who ie nut expciicmtil in
uiiiipt iIkI.u", ami who, hat lot two w.n ol
imihliur, U liable to mo both ami thus ilutroy
hi-i ballot.-Ibhl.
In other M'urds, you think because
the majority won't look at things
through your glasses, the majoiity la
netesarily idiotic. This Is a common
delusion of reformers. They are al
ways clamoring for a change In meth
ods, forgetful that under any method
which Is not positively dishonest, tho
majority will 'have, lis way. Just by
what hallucination the IiiMitgpnts
have reached tho i oneltislon that the
I'bolltlon of the party circle would re
dound to their benelit, ir, in fact, they
lime that idea, wo cannot imagine.
The only tenable hypothesis wo can
devise is that they ate simply lludirrg
fault with the existing order of things
because It is not their order and bo
c.ii'Ho they have failed In their elforts
to overturn It.
Owing to an abundant supply of pet
cata and dear little boys who have
been Instructed In the use of the toy
rifle, tho song of tiro llrst robin will
not bo heard lu Scranton this year.
Nnture Study In the Schools.
UPON THK initiative of the
Pennsylvania Dairy union,
which met Irr West Chester
two years ago, thirteen or
more organizations representing sub
divisions of the industry of agriculture
In Pennsylvania have, through con
ventions and committees covering tho
Intervening period, arrived at a pro
gramme of action which hai been
preserrted to the legislature for adop
tion In the interest of the farmers and
their dependents. The prograrnmo In
cludes; he Introduction of nature study Into
the public schools of the state.
An appropriation of $10,000 a year for
two yeurs to enable tlio Pennsylvania
State college to prepare arrd distribute
among teachers bulletins and leaflets
on nature study with special reference
to agriculture.
Povlslon for tho establishment of
toWirshlp tJchooltj.
irovlslon for bettor Instruction In
dftrylng and forestry.
With the puijojiv of this programme
O
we nro heartily In (sympathy. The
saddest flight on earth Is that of it
school which prcferH books on nuturo
to study of nnture at first hand. Tho
next saddest sight Is that of neglect
In preparing tho men and women of
the future to engage Intelligently nnd
hopefully In the noblest and most use
ful of vocations, tilling the noil.
The fate of the New York woman,
whoso Jugulnr velrr was opened by a
fox terrier, will no doubt have a tend
ency to make that species of cur still
morn unpopular nnd place It In tho
positively ilatiKcrotM class with the
spitz and mustn't. Kxperlenco proved
that tho pus, which has not sufficient
ambition to growl, In most Instances Is
about tho only dog upon wheh one's
affections may be centered with safety.
The Chicago man who has Just
wedded the divorced wife of u man
who Home time ago attempted to mur
der him evidently thinks thnt this life
Id but nn Iridescent dime novel.
Oar Export Trade
Conlinties to Grow
Special (oiicfpmuYlicc, of The Tribune,
Vuli!tiKton, M'icli 1-
E XI (Mis. horn ihe lulled sntc continue, tu
inucue. and Iho lucal ear 1W1 ecnn
elullneil not only to break all rrcorda bet
ptrliatM toutli the billion ami a halt dollar
li.ip. tor the tcuhe motitlu rmlltB with Pel'
rvnrv the tolal l l.in,1')l,!W, ami lor th: cltht
monllrt of the fW-al car In fl,0ll,l,7l. Thut
the n-ionl .ienlcil bj the Piliniary Matrment
of the Trranr) rluipau ol stntiticn aL lean !"!
ret, . billion ami n half tecuril for the tKal
'.,ir limi, dime tho twebo uionlbi cmliuB idi
'lcbiu.ir arc le Umii i. lo.aw.iioo Inflow that
em, it1 the cihl month! of the ll-ul Jean
an sIVrtLwrt iile the pioporllon which rlslit
nionthi of Hie Ittclce Includcil III the tlul jean
w.Mild lie idled i pen to lornldi of a fl.50U,iJi',
l) total
o -o
p'vht lnonlhi' pciiod in I lie liltlorj of ot,r
rxt""'t trulo ow a.i larrte a total of cxpoiU
at Hip eiuhl innnllii cnilinj wltli Kcbmuy, l'WI.
lh total exports ilurln that period aic, aa
above liulicitpil, il.UIMt.l,:!?!, asaliut i'Jl'J.4;.r,
171 i'l the rorrrpiunlinr; timntln of Iat car,
ami ?i"i0.,,(.bP,,'7.i In cl.'ht nioiitlia of tlio Iih.i1
.icar, lsail, Iiailm; tluw Incuan'il more tlmi
"iD per r.-nt III the eat. The faiurablc bal
ance of trade, or cii of rsiiorts ucr intportc,
hu-i uu cun ercutcr inirea-p, bcinj ?l 2,2il,."ll
tor tho rl(!ht mnnihs cmlmir with I'cbruaiy,
ai!aln-.t s."ri4,'j'),.7 in tlio moiip months cf tho
prccrllnic i'al J'Mr. ami JiU.IT.'.OIl) In clRht
month of the (tial jcar Hfi,. No cluht inontl'
pciIiiU in the libtory ol our pport trade tun
iliouti at ljrjjc cporti or a lame an ccc of
cpoil ocr lint oris as thop cndlns wltli 1 eb
rtiarj, 1'JOI, and no tuibe inentlw' pnlod end
ins wltli Kebniary ttumt as laigp exports or as
Iiibp an cum of cK)lt' ocr imports ai doe
the twehc months' kiIoi1 ending with l'rbru.
ary lOul.
-
On the impoit side die lieuic inc aim tn
failory. 'I In- iinpoiU o( 1'ibtuaiy, lbel, nr
laaily if",ii0t),Uilii lca than IIiom; ol lVbruaiy,
lUW, and tlne for lite cisltt tnuiitlM tmling with
Pibruary ine f?.IJ.fO0,nt) bilow tltoe ot the cor
ipipondlnir months of the pnepdlnt; jcar, while
tlio'c of the twelie month endins with 1'cbru
arj, 1101. arc ali) t-liglitly liplotv tin- tmbe
montlis Hiding witli IVbruiry, 1'JOO. The total
iiiiporli in the eight months ending with IVIiru
ary wcro s.,J, Mi.-Im), arcailt $."ia,'J.vr,o7l in the
el,:ht ni'intlii of tlio picccding rVal yiar, and
?.;II,10I,SI.I In tho cisltt moullei cndlnic with
rcbruary, l?rl. limi the imports ol Iho eight
month'.' period tJiow in the llcc jears a decieatc
of aliout ?ic),0cK.l)iH, while the exports bow .in
Increase of mcr lOO,OOH,noi conipatlni? the
riglil lnnnths Pitdlnc with IVbiiiary, HOI, with
the ciglit month cndliu with 1'ibmaiJ, sM.
o
'Hie follow itiif table shows the 1'cbliiaiy im-
ports in each 'car from 1SIU to I'.til :
Fchriuri. Imports. Evpoits.
lstl r.2,17s,llii $ 77,701,001
107 M.2.I7.S77 TD.sJI.lUf,
ls'is M.OTl.Ot'i Ii,ll7,l.'i.i
ls'i) aV25s,r,2 il,M7,ld
l'sfl (.,Wl,yl 110,1211,'iSi
1'Sll li.l,U2;,2is'i 1I2,OI7,SOI
Eltht months indlug
IMuuary.
1H1 oIl.VU.sC ii)2.uVl,S73
1WI7 I22.J1J,'.)1 7...,.r)s,-2.;
IsPi V,iH,l) Sl.l.-2.ll,sisj
l-'i' I2,,.01,S.I sn,43.t,2nr,
l' .ViV25J,.'i71 fi'. 17.1, 171
limi .j2-2,'jiyi.:ii) i,nr,,!s-,,:;7i
OsjHine Studies
o! fliiman Nature
Hazed the Wrong Man.
Wlll.N lieoigc Dewey, now admin! of the
Airuricdii nai.i, wa.s an Instructor at tno
Annapolis Nasal academy the lilies Mcie sciy
Hi let against lighting and hazing, but both were
indulged in ionllrrall just the Mine, lelnles a
Wellington I'oiie.-pondinl, There was a big ca
det who led all the haing paitles, but be was
tliaip enough to iliiei-t the luoicment of the
Iiizims iiustead of l Ins an oiluil promintnt
irrigleadci, and grueially managid tu escape pun
Isliiupiit loi- bla niisdicds. He was. In addition,
something ot a bully and li.nl most ot the
oilier lw.it will cowed.
I iii.it)- one attvinoen this bully attempted lo
bae tho wioitg man. 'lite latter, a, jouug
Icllow from the Wc.-I. lit iutu him, and alter a
tiimcmlous battle- Hiked him and licked him
will. In doing hi, hofteicr, Iho wctnr icioiir-d
a badly batleieil face, and was in gleat fear 11
Dewey and the other uflleirt. would llnd It out.
"Pirtind )ou are sick," buggittdl one of
tin- boji-, "Roll jouibelf into our hamuioik
and when Diwcy tonics mound to mako hlb
lujpeilluii cuur jour faic and appear as if
ashi!!.'1
So tho south tile. Wlien Dewey lame around
he akd. "Wliat' the matter, Mr. 1"
"I'm kick, sir," icplled tho younger flsrhtcr,
"l.et' mv jour faie." iltniaudid Dewiy.
'Iienilillngly the cadet shoncd Ins batlcied
eountuianeo our the Mdo of the liaminoek.
"All i, I Ihuught so," slid Pcwov, Miy har.h
li. -'.Now, blr, tell ni whom )ou weie righting.'1
"Ml. ," It-plied tho blared eadlt.
'Oil," cNelaiiuid Itiwcj, with a htrangc sott
cuing of hl loiic. "Did ;uu lick hiuir"
'1 -1 think 1 did, fell."
"Did ou lick him good?"
"I think fo. sir."
"Oil, all right," said the future admiral, aul
ho passed on with his Inspection. 'Iho cutlet
was iicur brought up tr answer tho chaigo
ot lighting anil the academy bully was u changed
piisoii tioni that day on.
Misused.
IN 1 1ll: Elliptic theater building, aim rg tlio
olllces of Charlci, Fi-oliman, U one, tin) door
of vdi!( It Ikmm the sign "Cliarlc I'rohinan'i I'liy
Depailment." Wags .ire tilling that a woman
lth time little ihildiin hanging to lu r hklits
entered this cltlec Just beloie matinee time lal
Satunlay and asked tu check the soungsters. At
fli.t the jouug man who reads plais for Mi.
Fiohman failed In cuutprehrud.
"This Is tho play department, but Iti" sho
asked,
"Vcu, madam."
"Will, I want lo liaie tho tldWieii litre lo
play for awhile."
'Hut "
"oli, that"! ull rlglit, I don't mind rhc prlec."
"No; but "
"Oh, )iii, they'll bo good. Now, Johnnie, uti
niust lie a good bo) nnd tea that little btuthrr
and sister don't get Iutu mischief,"
Wltli thl site hurried off, Icaiiitg the )oung-
stern witli Mr. Frohmau'ii pliy ivadu, who had
not been gheu a cluiico to csplnln.
l'or thrro hours and a half tho clilhlien aiUt
cd hi work by piiitlling menlly, drinking his
luU and (pilling mucilage upon hU inanuscrlpti.
The play reader must necdj b, u patient man,
so hi stilted uud did his duty by soung America.
When the' mother returned, houtier, lie Irlt It
hl duty to say a few wools of piotesl.
".My dear niidaui," lit said, "I nisli tu tell
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WANTKD-GinL KOll LlflllT IlOl'Sr.WOIlK. IN
family of tno. fall second floor 311 Adams
avenue.
II.MID SILK WINUr.llS AND DOUM-blb;
(tfcady work and l'aterson scsle of wages
paid. Apply to Palace lllbberi Mamtfacturina;
Co., South Allcntown, I'j.
Situations Wanted.
AN FXl'Kltr LAt'.NDItESS WOULD LIMI TO
Rit tome scntlcuieii'i. and lullm laundry;
price rcajonahlpi best of city jefeicnccs. fall or
address Sil Pleasant street.
MTPAT10N WNTi:i)-llY A WOMAN TO f.O
out bv the dav washlnif. ironing or clianlmr.
fall or addm Mm. ltiismll, 1210 Cedar aenuc.
MTUATIO.V WANTKD-I1V A WOMAN TO GO
out by the diy washlnp. Ironing or cleanlntr,
or take washing home. Call or addrc 1211)
Cedar aicnue.
A IlKI'sKCTAni-K filltL WOULD LIKi: TO ))0
cooking; can ule brst reference. Plenc 'ill
at Ml Itebccca aicnue, llyclc Park, city.
WA.NTi:i)-A SITUATION BV AN K.NPEtllENCKD
btcitot tiheraml tp-nrltcr; best referrncej
Siien. Addrrst K., Irlbuno cilice.
SITUATION WANTi:0-I)Y A YOUNO OIUL. II
xcara old, fo take care ot children, or to do
light homework. fall 10 Theodore sluet,
Piinidence, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO OIRL TO
do gcneial lioincwork, 212 rutr.am slieet,
city.
SITUATION WANTI'.D-nY A lllllfi, T! YKAIIS
old, to do light housework. Aildrcaa JTJ
Piilnain sttcet. North Knd, city
SITUATION WAMLD-nV A nOOKKUKPEl.,
emplojed at prcnent. but who wishes to
change. Addrew U. 1. (J., care ol Tribune.
SITUATION WAXTKD-BY A 1".0Y OP 17. IN
on office or store; refeifiites. Addrcs (1.
II. It., this office.
)ou that nhlln tlili Is Mr. Fiohman'a play tie
pjilment. It Is for Iho use of Mr. Frohnian rv
elusive!)-. 1 am hero (u labor occr playn, but
working with placs is In nu sense pli)ing wlfi
work. Oood day, madam." New Yoik Mall and
L'spress.
He Took tho Prescriirtlon.
HI! IS A RICH business man with a fine resi.
dence on the uicnuc and ritlier prides lilm.
sell on his good nature. Monday afternoon he
Joined tho big army ot thoc who aie sltk ami
sunt home. Aftir ho was In bed tho family
gatheicd about In till him what lo do for the
grip. Hid uncrablo rnothir-ln-law piescnbed
some soil of un herb tei.
"Git cut," he growled. "I sloppid enough ol
that sort ot truck when I was a kid. It's wotin
wood and gall."
The oblent Bon told of a wonderful pie-scrip-tion
he had picked up In Poitland,
"Wouldn't touch it with -i 10-foot pole. If I
wanted a doctor I'd get a Detroit doctor. There's
nothing to do but lie still and static the dun
fhlng out."
"Tliivo tablets thit I got" began the wife.
"For heaien'a sake, ore jmr pi opt a trying lo
tall; mo to death? You know Ihat I can't swal
low tablets any more than I could Iijsp balls.
I don't want a thing undir the sun but to be
let alone. (let nut. of hue mill guc a man a
fhow for his life. The whole police foiec
couldn't make, me lake nnjthlni; till I'm well."
Just here appeared Iho eld colored auntie who
looks alter the family grnciall). she had a
ligt soap-stone and all fell bailc while she was
tut king it at his lect.
"It's dit drallcd Blip, dal's what it am. I
cu'ed null ole man In Jos one night an' he w.i
tn bad I had fir u.-o il an belliu to' to help
him brieve."
"Never mind, auntie," fiom the invalid, "I
won't lal.e a tiling."
"You would If oti via mall man, Oil's er
ling. I Ji' devil him wld whisky till he ilrnit"
Know his innie."
"Wife, telephone at onre lor a gallon of the
bist whiskey to bu hade in the town." Detroit
Tree Pre.
Irish Turns and Twists.
THE AUTHOR of "Irish Lite and Chauiter''
sacs irulv that ono has only to ml villi
an Irish crowtt In hear many a hugliablc ei
picudon, quite innocently littued As the Duke
ami Duchesj of York were leailng Dublin In 1M)7
niiild rntliUslasllu chi-cilng an old woman re
ntal ked
"Mil Isn't il the fine reicpllon Ihey'te gelliu",
goin' away."
In 1&!2 Dublin imlieisity celebrated iu tri
centenary and riowds of visitois were altiaetrd
to tho elt). Tho laboicr rejoiced, at the gen
ual itosicrity, thus expressed their feelings:
"Well, Tim." wld one, "thini tonlntinaili-s
does a dale for the thrade ol Dublin, an' no
mistake."
"Oh, fail they do," said the other. "And
whin, with the blesiii" of Owl, we get home
rule, sure wo can Imc as many ol thliu as
wc plase."
An old woman, toeing a nun pulling a )otmg
rail' roughly along the mad, culalined:
'Oli, )ou bla'guard! 'Hat's no May lo Ihiate
a fillow cnthei."
"Mire," said a laboicr to a joimir lady who
was urging him to s.ml his children to school,
' I'd do an.ithlng for tueli a siuct, Kintlemunly
lady as yourself,"
Again, tha laborcis en a laigf estate ilectdeil
that It would bn moie coiiicnltiit for them If
tiny could bo paid citiy wcik Instead ol eieiy
forlnlght. Ono of their number was oont to
place their proposition beforu tho land agent,
and this was Ids station nt:
"If )0ti plase, sir, it's rnc dmiie, and It is
alu ctciy other man'i desire, that wc tecclic
our fortnight's pay uieiy wcik."
HEE EASTER HAT.
For Thu Trihuiic.
"Oh Isn't it a dear ' Hit maiden tiiul,
When a stumlng Easter hat she spied;
"V dicam, a poem, but oh nt)"l
'J lien sho heaved a double sigh,
When she ww the pi lie on tlml
C-rand and bewitching Easttr hai.
Tho (loiieis and ribbon so new and (roll,
'Ihat rosu from tho eialnt) toslly mesh
Of chltloti uud "modern laie,"
Would enlijino c'l-n a homely face;
So thought tho 1'ialdm as he fat
And gau-d at tic lovely Easter hat.
Then from In p djiuly purso sho look
A leaf from fond papa's ihetk-book.
S-lte gazed al tho thick, thiu diiided lo buy
Tho spring creation that tame so high.
llrr dad would taold, but what ot that
When sho had a stunning Easter hat'.'
Iho wltlicd-for morn dawned bright and clear,
And tho maiden wnro the hat to diar;
Em; one stared as slid passed by,
Hut ou'll not wonder when 1 1c II ou why
While proud and solemn in church site sat,
The til,' hung fiom her Easter hit!
Ol) pliant, Pa, M, Nealcn.
a?or Kont.
w
foii iiknt-poi'iim: iiopsi:, am. improm:.
menu. fJO llarlo.i otrect, (Irren llhlgc,
llOTI'.b KOll lir.NT. Sift UNMIX SlltKKT.
qulra of J. ('. Welchrl.
IN.
WU (lltt:i:N IIIIMII: hTIIKKT. TKN 1WK)1,
modern linpr.nimenta; ttcam heat furulclKslj
dtsirablei tJMJO.
loit hi;nt-mn(ii,k iiot'K, wint iMi'itovt:-
menta, In clly; price, -fci'i. Apply to W. W,
Til'slngcr, 70S Monroe aicnue and I)., 1 fc W.
depot.
rou m:.r-aii pi:ii
larckairanna avenue.
MONTH. STOUT, rit
Inquire on premlsci.
IIOTF.b KOll ItKNT-INQt'inr. Ol' MIIH. T.
Jonei, .Main utrect, T)lor.
Tor Sale.
KOlt SALK-Sl'KKlJtVAY KWIINISHIMIS. .NOW
bclnir sold ut oil Sinite tril, oppiwlte
court house! nil as ixood as new and at iO per
cmt. of its salue.
FOU SM.K A NI.Ni: IIOOM IIOL'sl., ALL MOD
ern liuproicinniH and barn. Inquire curlier
JacLson street and ltebecca acenuc.
loft SALK-LADIKS' PH ALTON. Al IN KVCUY
way l IiIrIi (iradoi SiTanlon. mikci alun'St
bran new. Apply at Mfl Monroe avenue.
IU'DltOOM SUIId AND OTIllUl rPIINIU'Ri:
cheap; must fell. i23 Mulberry street.
PAULOIt KUItMTLIli:, HAT HACK AND ALL
household Rood.sj largaln. H3 Mulberry
street.
FOU SALII-IB IIUAVY HIIAFT HOIP'I'.S AND
4 good drlcers, at 221-21 OaVford court.
J. M. Field.
PIANO I'OIl SALl'-OOOD MAKK; UI'ltlUlIT;
rry cheap. Apply lo W. W. Plvlngrr, 70s
Monroe avenue,
FOlt SALK-COU.NIIIY ITACK, NBArt M.r
ant lake In Susquehanna county; C'i aires,
10 room home, barn, fruit. Scott, altorny,
Mean bnlldlriff.
For Snlo or Hent.
FOlt SALE OH llUNr-TIIH DItlMNO PAl'.K
Hotel; elegantly turnishc.1; pOMe-don alien
on the flrst day of April. App'y to William
Craig, rare K. Iloblnson'a Sons' brewery.
Wanted To Buy.
fc.-rfsrfSiHwi
WANTKD-SEC0ND1IAND SLOT MAC'IINL'3;
must he in sood order, state particular! as
to nuke and price Address L, il., general lie
lltery, Seranlon, T'a.
nooms Wanted.
WAM i:i)-llVi: U.NFUHNISIIED ItOOMs FOU
light housekeeping, between Linden and Pino
street, Madison and Washington acnuc-. Ad
drrm J. M. S., Tilhune.
Money to Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY REAL
estate. HENRY I1ELIN. JR.
CIIAH. II. WELLES.
THOMAS Sl'ItACUn.
STkAtC.HT LOANS. ANY VMOU.NT. INTF-IH'M'
4 to 0 per lint. Fiank E. Donnell, attur
n';, Tiadcu' National Hank building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOND AND MOItTO.UIK.
any amount. 11. II. llolgate, t'onur.onwcalth
building.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONEY TO I.OAN-f'UlCIi,
straight loans or building and bout. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call oa N. V. Walker,
314-315. Conncll building.
Recruits Wanted.
WANTKD FOR U. S. ARMY: AIILK I10DIED,
unmarried men between ages of 21 tin I fi;
cltltens ol United states, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, lead and
WTlto English. neciutls specially dpslrnl for
se-nico In Philippines. For information apply
to lticrultlng Olticc, 121 Wyoming .lie, bcian
ton. Pa.
Miscellaneous.
DRESS PLA1TERS FOR SALE, 7"i CENTS; FOR.
mer price. ifl.W. Mis JIacDonald, M9 Wash.
Iiigton aicnue.
LEGAL.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ON MOM) VY.
April S, 1'Wl, at 10 eeloek a. m , nt the
arbitration loom In the Court llouo, in tit"
lit) of Scranton, we shall expose to public sale,
to tho highest and licit bidder, irl ideate N'i. .,
for twenty thousand shales of the A ictor Hi
Metallic Hold Mining company, ls-tird rr, Dr.
11. 11. Tin nop, Iho same being now held by
us as his executors, as collateral to a certain
noto given by .1. M. Marsh; said noto matin mg
.luno 4, 1607, and not baling been paid, noi any
part tlieieoL
iiii:oi)oni:n. wolf.
F.W'UP.iT WARREN.
Siiiviilng Exccuiois lalato II. II. Thioop, lie
eiased. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-ON MONDYY.
April 8, 1001, at 10 oilotk n. m at the
arbitration room In the Court House, In the
City of Kcranton, County of Lukuwaiina, nnd
State of Pcnns)ltanla, wo hall expose to public
sale to the highest ami li-st bidder, twenty-tlie
hundieil 2W0) shares of the capital stock of the
Nlagaia Mining and f-miltlng company ami turn-ly-tiie
hundicd (2'iOO) thurs of the capital ttoik
of the New Tintlo Mining ami Smelting com.
panv. the same being now held by us us execu.
ton, of Doitor II. 11. Tliroop, as collateral to a
rit.iiii note, made by P. A. H, Franklin, at
three months alter date, (or the- sum of twenty.
flie hundred (V2.M0) dollars, dated May P, is'!,
nutl manning Aug. C. IS'Vi, and not having been
paid nor any part (hereof.
rilEODORi: O. WOLF,
F.VERE1T WARREN.
Surviving Kvcculors of IL II. Ihiocp. ihccvcd.
TO THE HOLDERS OF I10SI1S .NUMUERS
tciin (7), eight (8), foit)-onp (41) and
forly-six- (16) of tho Collliry Engliteer Company,
being lliii honds rearing date Deloiier )st, rv.i,
and sicined by trust mortgage of that date,
Please Take Notice tint in puisuancc of tho
provisions of the said bonds and the trust molt
Rige given to hicuro the s-ime, the bonds as
numbcied aloto have been diaim by lot lor
pa)tnent en the tlrst day ol April, M0I. and ycr
aie hereby notified that the same will be paid
on tho llrst day of April, lMll, at the Uicka
wanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company, Tiustee
named in the tnut mortgage abovo rrfeirrd to,
together wilh Inlrrrst coupons atlailud thereto
and remaining unpaid, and that Interest will
cease after the raid date
THE COLLIERY ENOINEER (O.MPA.NV.
Seranlon, Pa , Fcbiuary 23th, 1W1.
PROFESSIOIVA L.
Ce j tilled Public Accountant.
12. f. ei-AUI.Dl.NU,
York.
20 IIROADWAV, NEW
Architects.
LDWAUD II. D.W1S, ARCilirECI, CONNEI.L
building.
FREDERICK L. DROWN, ARCHITECT, PRICE
building, 126 Washington avmue, Seauton.
Dentists.
dTt. II. EILENIlElltiER, PAUI.I
Ispruio stiicl, i-irsiiton.
nuii.ni.Na.
DR. C. (J. LAUIIACH, UB WYOMINO AVE.NFI.'.
Seeds.
a. It. CLARKE & CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NTIIS.
cr)Tuen, store '201 Washington iivenue; gieeu
houits, WW North Main avtnue, storo tele
phone, ,62.
Schools,
SCHOOL OF Till! LACKAWANNA, SritANl'OV,
Pa, Cotirt-e picparatoi) to collcsic, lav.-, medi
cine or business. Opens tsipl. l'.'tli. tvud lor
catalogue. Ilev. TI10m.11 M. Cann, LL. 1)., prin
cipal and proprietor; S. II, Pliunlij', A. M.,
hiadmaater,
NUBS OF KNOWLEDGE.
Tim ( liintM) iiliKraphist ikau two colon
blieK and ml
Itiu ri.itlorial dibt ul Noiva .iiiioiinti tu abuui
rdMy million ilolhirt.
Ilinibuin l lieadiuartin lor vvlhl animals and
im stuck ol all klmli.
'I lino U to bv' ettubliiltid a ismitneiil.il 10I
lepe an Chleaeo where tuition will be fr '
Tin output of ical in WMhln:-" t 'ur
I'm) wai about two million tiv" ""noted thou
land tott(.
Durinif the lot ten jcar' ';ro ivi-rc lO.PJI re.
OHMti for iltlienshlp li' U'Mlaml, ol i.htili
7,sj3 iicrt- gianlcd, ',
Lawyers.
PltANK II. irOW.I', ATTOn.NKV-AT-L.VW.
Ilooini, 12, 14, 1A end lfl llutr bulldlnrt.
lTHrTlTvCvTATT' v7C0iM0NW n.M.Tli Plaid.
3. W. ItnOW.V. ATTOIINKY AND COONSKle
loMllaw. Itootni 3I2-J13 Mean bulldlnjt.
i). it. iti:ri.O(ii.i:. ATTortst'Y-i.oN Nt'po-
tlatid nn real r-tate tectirlty. Mean btiildlmr,
corner Washington arnun and Siruce itrccl.
WIMiAItU, WAIIIIIIN k
and roiinrllors-at-lav.
Waahlnitton nrrnue.
KNAI'P. ATrollNI'AM
ltepuhllcan building,
JKSMIP & JKRSt'P, ATI0UNKY1 ANI ("OUN.
acllon-it-laiv, Cjmtnonwtatlh bulldlnt, Itooin
IP, 20 and 21.
llDWAIlf) W. THAYKll. ATroltST.V.
!W-fi0l, nth floor, Mean bulMlnff.
UOONH
U A. WATnUS, AT10IISI'.V-AT-T,AV, I10AHH
of Trade hulldlnfr. Kcrantcn. l'J.
IATTi:iV()N .t WILCOX. TIIADKUV NATIONAL
name ijlllMlni:,
C l-OMEflVS. 0-1 1 IIEPURLICAV nUII.DlNH.
w. ni:nTiioi.r, attorney, meaii" w."0'
Phyalclnns and Surgeons.
DR. W. n. ALLEN, IJ NOIltll AMIINdlO.N'
avenue.
DR. H. W. L'AMORKAUX, ori'Il E 331 WVSII
lnglon avenue. Resilience, Ills Mulberry,
flironle diieases, lungs, heoil, Mdne)s and
genito-urlnary organs a specialty, Hours, 1 to
4 p. m.
Hotels and Hestnurnnts.
TUB ELK CAFF.. 12J AND 127 F1IANKMNVE-
nue. Kales reiisonable,
P. ZEKlt.ER, Proprietor.
St'RAXTO.N" HOUst:. M'AP. D., L. t wTpV.
cner depot. Conducted on Ilie European plan.
VHJ10R KOCH. Proprieto-.
Wire Screens.
joskph uuirr rEi,r inAiit'nTii cka an n
acenue, beranton, l'a manufaclurir el Wire
cruns.
MiscellancoiiQ.
DItl'&SMAKINU FOR CHILflREN TO ORPM'.i
alsi ladles' waists. Louis ihocmskcr, '21i
Adams aienue.
A. R. IllltOOS CLEANS! PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess jioolsj no odor. Impiovcd pumps uvsl.
A. U. Ilrlggs, propiletor. Leave orders ll.v)
Xorth Main aienue, or Eirke's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulbcir). Telephone Oil.
MR.-4. L. T. KELLER, Sr.LITlli:TME.NT, ,V.;
shamiioolrg, ,'A-. ; firlal m.iKs.ige; manicuring,
25c; chiropody. 7ul Qulnc).
UAtlER'b' OltCIIESTRA-MUSlC FOR IIM.L".
picnics, parties, rcicptioiis, wedding and i oil
ier t work furnished. For terms mhlrrss U. J.
Ilaucr, conductor, 117 W)omIug avmue, oier
llulbeit'a imivlo slon.
MEfl R(!EE ItUOS.. PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, I.N
m lopes, paper bags, twine, Warehouse, HO
WjMilngton aienue, Serrnton, Pa.
THK WILKES HMHII" RI'COIID CAN UK II Ml
in hiranlon at the' nev.s stands of Reisuuu
llros., lOU Spruce and fift) Linden; M. Norton,
312 Laikananna aicnue, I. s'. s'huUtr, 211
b'pruee strict.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Vnlley Railroad.
In Elleet Martli ), l'jfll.
Trains leave s'eranton.
For Philadilphla ami New link via 1) ,V II
Jl II., at 0 15 and 11.55 a. in., ami IM. r 27
(lllack Diamoml Expn ss), and ll.So p. m. fcti'i
davs, D. .t II. It. It.. 1.5S. S.27 p. in.
For White Haven. Ilalctnn and principal points
in tho coal regions, via D ,c II. 1!. !!., U.I5,
2.IS 'ind 4-27 p. m For Poltsvllle, 1.27 p. tu
For nethlehem, Eiston, Reading, llarrisliiiig
and principal Intermediate stations via I). & II.
II. It.. (i.i 11. fi) a. m.; '2.1J, 4 27 (Ill.irk Dia
mond Express). Jl.It) p. m. Mindajs, 1 1. & II.
II. R., 1.5", P.27 p. m,
For Tiinkliannock, Tnvanda. llmira, lihata,
Ocneia and priuelpal intermediate stations, via
1 1. L. .t W. It. It., b.8 a. m.; 1.03 and .1.1'J
p. m.
For Geneva, Rofhesler, Ruffalo, Niagara Fall',
Clileago and all points west, via D. k II. R. It ,
ll.fii a. m., 3.33 (Rlaik Diamond Express). 7. 1,
10.41, 11. SO p. m. Siindn), 1). k 11. It. I!.,
11.155. 8.27 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
parlors cars on all trains brtwien Wllkes-n.trie'
and New 5'ork, Pltiladclphia, llurTalo and Sus
pcrilon Urltlge.
ROLLIN II. WILIIUR, flcn. Stipt., CO Cortand
street. New Yoik.
CIIRI.1 s. LEE. tlen. Pass. gt., ar Cortland
street. New 5'ork
A W. NONNEMACIIER, Div. Vx-e Agt., South
lrithleliem. Pa.
l'or tickets and Pullman tcervitions apply to
EOT Lackawanna avenue, scranton, Pa.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western.
In ErTeit Dec. , l(x
South Leave Seiauton foi New York at 1 10,
;:,!, :,.;., s.w auti tu.tu a. in ; i-;,j, .xi p in.
For Philadelphia at S.of) and 10.05 a. in ; 12.15
and 3.3J p. in. For slroiidsburg at tl 10 p. m.
Milk atconunoilatlon at 3.1U p. m. Arrive at
Ilobokm at fi.SD, 7.1s, 10.2s, 12 o, ;i.li, 4 s,
7.1") p. in. Airlvo at Philadelphia at l.(H, 3.21,
fi.00 and 8.22 p. in. Arrive Irom New 5ork ut
1.10, 4.li and 10.2.! a in.; I .Oil, 1 C2. 5 41, S.45
and ll.CU p. in. From Mroudburg at S.Oj a in.
North Lraie Sirantun for IlnfTalo ami intpr-
mediate' stations at 1 l.. I 10 ami P.Ot) n. m ;
1.63, 5.'H and 11.35 p. m. For Osvicgo and S)ia
ciisn at 4.10 a. in. ami 1.33 p. in. For Utlt.i at
1,10 n. in. and 1.55 p. in. For Montrose ut O.mi
a. in ; 1.05 and 5.1S p. in. For Nicholson at 4 00
and H.15 p. m. For Itiiuhanilou nt 10.20 a. tu. Vi
rile lu Serinton from lluirihi at 1. 13, .".5, 5 5
and lMo a. m.: 3.30 and 8 00 p, m. Fiom Us
ui go and Syracuse at 2.55 a. m. ; 12 "S and MM
p. in. From I'liei at '2.'m a. tu. ; 12.3s and 3.30
p. ni. From Nicholson at 7.50 a in. and i.uo p.
in. From Montrose at 10.00 a. in. ; 3,'2D and .-".oj
p. m.
Illoomshurg Division Leavn Strantnn for
Northunibeiland, at 0.4.5, 10 0.. n. in.; I.v, aii
6.50 1 1. m. For PI)mouih at l.lii, .".40, s .it) p.
in. For Kingston at S.10 a. m. Arrive nt North
umberland at !'.S5 a. in.; J. 111. J 00 and S 4j i
in Airlvo at Kingston at ? 52 u. in. Airuo ar
PI) mouth at 2.m. I '!, 'J-43 p. in. rrlvo lu
Scranton fiom Nortlnnnbciliml at 0 42 i m ,
12 35, 4.50 nnd S 45 p. in. 1 loin Kingston it
11.00 a. in. From Pl.imonth at 7.5.5 s. lit.; J so
and 5.33 p. in.
bUNDW TRMN'S
South Leave Ser.inton al 1.40, 3 00, 3.50, (inj
p. in.; 3.31 nnd 3.10 p. m.
North Leavn Seranlon at 1.15, 4.10 a. in.; 1 3',,
5.48 ami 11.33 p. in.
Illoomshurg Division Leave s'iroiiton nt 10 03
a. m. and 5.50 p. m.
Delawtiro nnd Hudson.
In UlToil Nov. 35, 1WO.
TijIiis tor I'arbondalo leave Su.inton at (1. 20
T 53, 8.51, 10.13 a. in. ; 12.00, l.jo, .' 41. 3. JJ, 5 -JH,
CO-', 7.57. 0.15. 11-15 p. tu.; l.l'l a 111
For lloncsdalc 0.20, 10.J3 a. 111 j a It and i-23
P,Fur 5VilLc.-llnre-0.l5, 7.4. E 41. !3'. mil,
11 55 a. in.i l.'. '-' IS. "'-' "-' -W. M. H II.
,1 ,' it. 111.
For L. 5'. II- " points 0.15, 11.55 .1. m.; '.'Is
4 "7 and 11.30 p 111.
'For Pcnnsjlinnla II. It. polnti-G. 13, p.cs a
m ; 2.1S anil I 27 P- '
For Albany jrid ill polnta nmth-O'.i) 3 in.
nnd 3.5.2 It. m.
1 SUNDVV 111 MNP.
For Caibonihil! D.00. 11.13 a. in.; 2 11. 2 5.',
5.47 10.5.2 p. in.
For YIU.c4-liJrrc-''..1S, 11.55 a. nr.; 1.5, 3.:?,
C.27, 8.27 p. Hi.
lor Albanv and poliiti north 3..,2 p. m.
For lloirenlalc l.no : "' ami l-5- p. ru
Lowest ratei to ull points In I'nltul Statia and
Cl"'.llUil. III'IIDIPK. l F- A. Albiny. V. V.
II. V. ( It0s! D. I'- A , r-cianton, Pa.
Ccntrnl Itnllvoatl of New Jersey.
Station in Nnv Vol k Foot ol Liberty stiet,
N. It., mul South I"'"-
TIMi: T .1)1 H IN FlTKl T NOV. ', lfW.
Train's leave Sciitntoii Im- Vw Vork, Newark,
l.linbcth. Plilladellilil.i, Fiittou, llellilehein, Al.
lmlown, Main.li ( hunk nnd While llivin ut S.JO
,1. in.; expicrs, 110; i-vpi'-M, J. 50 p. in. hundaj,
., jjj ,) m
" Fur Plttfton and Wllkei-llaire, S.'M a. rn., l.l)
and 3.50 p. in. r-uiida.., .15 p. 111.
For lUlliinoic and N i.lilnglnn. and points
Smith Bird West li llethlihem, Sal a, 111.; l.m
and a.to p. in. .Miiid'VK, i 15 p. m
For 1-onj llranih, Ocean Ciove, tic, at 8.00
a in. nnd 1 10 p. "1.
For Iti-ailintr, Libamn ami 1 1 juisi.iiitr. via Al
leidovvii, b.'M h. 111. uud 1.10 p. in. ir'undajs,
2.15 p. in.
For Potlmlllc. S."0 a. m. and I 10 p. 111
'Ihiough llit.it tu ull points east, louth and
west al low'tt rate .it th i-tntion.
II P. IIM.IIWIV. Uui Pa At.
' . Ol.ll AUSL'N, lien. Stipt
Erie ant. Wyoming Vnlley.
I.iuo Tal'Vtin Litict fcipt. 17, itjiM,
Trains lor lliiiiy and local point, lunnert
Ine at Ilawiey wvj, i;ti(. railroad lor New V"ik,
NrvvbiiiB und Intiijiedlali' ioint, leave htian-
toi, i f.'io ni. it.) v.ji 1 1. ru,
Tnliu aulu ni rVatitou at 10.30 a, 111. ml
a 10 u. ni.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect May 27, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton, 1). & H.
Station:
6.45 a. 111., week days, tor Sunbury,
Harrisbuip;, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.08 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Beading, Norristown,
nnd 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. m.) tor Sunbuiy, Hariis
buig, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
ville, Heading, &c, week days.
1.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia nnd Pittsburg.
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