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I'lifillfTinl Dally, l'.vcf.t Sunday. I.y Tlie , Triti
um. I'ublUtiltig Company, al KHIy CVnla Month.
I.IVy S. HICHAM), tMltor.
,o. y. .iiv.iji:i:, iiuincu junaect.
New Yoik UMoel IM Nassau M.
8. S. VilKUI.ANn.
fciolc Ajrnl tor I deign Atluttl-lnc.
Knitted at the PottuuVc al Amnion, t'a., i
foiond r;ia Mll Matter.
, 0icn fparu ullt rinnll, Tlic Trtlmno la alwaji
rIi1 to print liort lottois Ironi 11$ Minds beat
ln on ciripr.t tuple , but It tula Is thai tliej
must lie tinned, lor riiiMlcallon, by tlia writer
teal nimi-i atnl the tomlltlon prccciiuil to ac
itplnnco I that all lontiluullolu dull I"! .ulj'l
itlitnrial rohhiii.
'i in: t'l-AT uvri: rou auvcri'isi.nu.
Hip following Uiilo liavj the price pr Inch
ncli liuertlou. upace to he innl within one )oarl
llifri cf 7l;llnsim Villi
. DIM'LAY. IMpiY llMilinj JiiltliiL
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I'm- cards ff thank.. tesolUloiu nf conttolmeu
ih.i' kltullJr roiitillnilfaiii In 111" nature nf ail
xiIMiir 'llio 'Irllitih'.- nukca u rlmriic ' 5 ''""lJ
a line.
Iljln for Cl.ul(lod .d,ertlltig furnished in
uplilluilloii.
St'r.ANTO.V.-APlMt. S, 1901.
Otiifldo nf civil service ifiHtilcilunq
Hick) mic lo.oon city mid I'cdcml uillcc-Ixililpi-M
In I'lillmlr-lplil.i mid ne.irly Imlf
'in lil.'lll.V In I'lllmi'ir. AhnihiiIiik lliosc
iii he iilil" in Inllticncc live votes Miilec?
in it jnliii.iiy or kciicimI election, licrc
im .i Mibitnntliil iiiiclmiH of imlltlcal
power. No' wonder clirunlc t'tiiilt -llml-litsr,
iiindiii leil under Hie inline of ic
toiin. iii.iKi f luit sdlKlil ImpKwIiiii In
Hie funic oi- pnicilciil pnlltlcM.
Tliu Ripper.
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"1IK CI-ASS In tlic community
I wlio.'Jc eontrilmtioiifi to the
JL .uciirr.-il u elfin" nrr llnilteil
l.i nccr-eHlillK I'tnill-Ilml-Insf
has been luis-y, the past few days.
-TltlclBliitt tlm "ilpper" elmrter niul
trying to lo.'iil upon It the bl.inio for
n.'eorilei- Moli-'h lireneh of fiillli.
Yet thin Incident re,iy cmplnisliief
flic new charter's merits. The new
charter ulvcs to the director:) of ihe
EXeeutlu- depiil linent.s lull colltiol t(ver
their own Miliordin.itos, thus foeu.ssiiiK
responsibility. Htil it nlo makes tho
illrcctors directly nceoitntable to the
recorder, and tin- iceorder, during the
introductory period, will! the charter
Ik IicIiik put into effect, in turn ac
coiuitalilc to the governor. The line
tit responsibility is unbioUen and mi
coilfiiseil fioiii tlie smallest man on tho
pollen force or in tlie street sweeping
brifjade up to tlie Kmernor of the com
nionwealth. The tax-p.iyinR' citizen
enn locate it blindfolded. There is no
getting away from it.
Willi tlie right man at I lie head, tin
wliolo column is bound to be what It
should lie If any man In it goes
"long, there are men above him with
power to put him right or put him
ant. If it is tlie director who errs, the
i-ecordrr straightens him out; If it Is
the recorder, there is opportunity for
appeal, lirst to tlie governor, and af
terward to tlie people.
To speak of this arrangement as u
despotism is foolish. The people can
see that it is nothing of the kind, but
on the contiar.v a most wholesome ad
justment of checks and counterchecks
deriving its final authority from the
great source of power, the majority at
the polls.
Tim per capita cost of city govern
ment in Chicago is not quite half that
in Now Yoik. I'hicago spends nioie
Hiau oiie-tliiid of its expenses on
schools; New York, less than one-sixth.
The conclusion Is forced that New Voile
is wasting money.
Theory and Practice.
"TT"Vii: CUIUtKLATlON of stu
I dies in school, their group-
1 lug and relation to each
other, whs one of i lie special
l clonus or advances in methods, of
tuition advocated by Comenlus whom
the pioaelicrs of what they call "the
new education" piofess to follow, and
depart fioni wldel.v. He wrote; "The
studies of a lifetime must he soordeied
that lhv form a single whole In which
everything has sprung fiom a single
loot." The favorite methods enforced
by many school boaids and buperin
teiidents Is the multiplication of Kin
dles, without relation (o giouping or
lunate connection, vbieh they demand
I hat tlie teacher .shall in some wise
pour or cram Into the minds or each
and iivery child in a grade, so that
ouch of these, may have enough facts
crowded into memory to lie uble at a.
stated time lo pass a written examin
ation with average "minks" to send
tlieni up to .the nexi grade whether
ically prepared or not. The judgment
oi" the teacher, the daily wmk done,
the knowledge ically digested by the
pupil, as Influencing promotion, are
wholly inled out.
WJf shall be told th.lt at loncheis jp.
itliCtesT'oinenltis Idea Is often tol
owJ4l out, , iWe may be pointed at this
veic Hnic, lo the proginnime of the
invent week1!. Institute, where geor,
rapgV, geology and history me shuwn
n flnitid 'hiudies, anil language and
llio&imv are combined In tho sotting
fortft Oft qui tit.-. Wo ure not duelling
upoWwhat inuny educators know, what
leupjiir Aoueii strlvo to iuoiilcato upon
tlieiix a(l. The fact remains that tht-so
te.u!8erh are sent back to their school
looms, bound by methods they cannot
Mt ijjdde, to go on and on to tliu sanio
old teoal: aiui an opportunity fop true
IndlMdu'nllfy In Impattlng knowledge,
devittoprnsf 'eharautcr In the pupil and
an 5-cn tind wholesome incutal unci
iiioijj development, Is ns far out of
iciicB ns ever.
TtiMsla's sober second thought Is that
possibly the other powers are also lu
terealed n what Hhe wants In Alan
chuitt. and tliereforo she tells them
plalijj-. Another victory for tho Ameil
can Irtnd of plain-spoken diplomacy.
A new plan, having for Its object the
distrjbutlou of young tree's through
out tho country, will be put into practical-,
operation by Secretary "Wllsun,
of thj Agricultural department, next,
year.- An investigation. Iuib been made
to dlscovcivtho varieties which will
thrive bcbt. hp the vuilous localities,
nnd the dlnti-lbiillon will be made In a
manner potnewlml nlnillnr to thai em
ployed In the seed illAtrlhtttlon author
Ized by coiiffiv's. Kspednl attention
will be Riven lo lrecn or tho nut-lwnr-Ing.
slinde unit Inun variety. The pro
fessional mit'Horymuii will Imvo to lulte
it back neat. '
The pioposltlon Is made by n high
ofllcer of the government Hint Aguln
tililo, Oovomor Itoutwoll, lirvlng U'lnn
low, Kdwaid Atkinson and other nnti-
linperlallsls should bo Invited lo tuku
pcissfsslun of one of the Philippine
ImIuiuI.1 nnd set tip a government show
ing how BoveintiientH ought to be run.
H would constitute an experiment
worth watching.
Save Those Elm Trees.
NKAIIM' a decade ago when
the city rulers proposed to
ilellbcuitely sncrllleo the
beautiful elms at the Intcr
spctlon of Washington avenue and Mul
berry street, in order Hint tho re
splendent uichltectiiriil glories of the
Municipal building might be set in bare
outline eveiinoro before tho over
whelmed, delighted nnd inarvel-stilck-cn
g.'iso of all passersby, the proposi
tion was defeated by the indignation
and tho ridicule of the people of Scran
ton. Now, Just as Scrnntou has grown
to the dignity of n second class city,
r.iul at the very cut of time when other
i III".'-, larger ones uno smaller, jealous
of their reputation as cities of pro
presi. and comprehending more pro
foiii illy than over before the beauty
and I he healthful Influence upon their
alrof tree-bound avenues w hit , overy
w lieic else, city trees are being planted
and chcrNhri! It Is once more set torth
that Scr.iuton authorities are propos
ing to destroy the charm of one of this
ilty's most attractive corners, a ic
fre.,hment to lungs and .soul alike of
every one whose soul has not become
lost to tlie sen-e of beauty.
To do Mich n thing as to cut down
those b-autifiil opii" surrounding the
Municipal building would be an out
rage upon the city Itself and upon its
fair repute. It Is a tiling to excite tlie
l:.il!rnnnt protest of every pubilc-splr-Ited
citizen, .-veiy lover of beauty, man,
woman ami child in the city. One of
t'.o vost lov :- green, health-giving
spoilt In this town, which has far too
few of thorn, should be kept such.
Those elm tr-es should never be de
stroy d.
Now- that New York architecture,
after scraping the slty, has taken to
piercing the earth, as In tlic case of
the Mutual Life building in Cedar
street, which has Tour stories under
ground, running tlnough 100 feet of
micaceous and iTulck sand, hard pan,
trap boilldery, blue clay, and gravel to
gneiss rock, the question arises. What
next?
War Upon Yellow Fever.
AT Tilt: RKOKNT meeting of
the International Medical
association at Havana Dr.
Kdouard Wilde, tho minis
ter ol tlie Argentine republic at Wasb
ii.gton (who is an eminent physician
and lias been tlie leader in sanitary
improvements in his own country for
many years), picsoi'icd a .scheme for
international en-op-iation in the sup
pression of ye!H v fevir. His sugges
tions weic adopted and a committee,
appointed to carry them into effect, lias
already issued invitations for a con
vention to meet at Havana in Febru
ary next. Kach of tho American na
tions and colonies is requebffl to send
three delegates. Including bacteriolo
gists, sanitary engineers and special
ists in economic matters.
Dr. "Wilde's idea, as explained by
William !C. Curtis in a letter lo tlic
Chicago Iteeord-Herald, is to negotiate
a uniform treaty to be .signed by all
of the American nations establishing
a uniform system of quarantine regu
lations and systematic co-operation for
icmoving the sources and suppressing
the causes of yellow fever. Since obli
gations aio worthless without, penal
ties, lie suggests that a discriminating
tariff or tonnage tax or quarantine re
sti lotions lie imposed by all other na
tions against those which shall refusn
or neglect lo d.o their share in the
work.
Agreement as to quarantine i oniric,
lions and common .sense In their en
foreeni nit are very necessary, both
from ilir economic, standpoint tfor yel
l ivv rover saeiillces millions of dollars
In undo each year) and as a matter
of fairness lo travelers. An Incident
related by Mr. Curtis fioni personal
oxporiopeo Is Illustrative of the latter.
Two years ago all the passengers upon
a Prltlsh steamer. Including; the Catho
lic archbishop of Peru, were compelled
to go aboard a rotten old hulk In tho
harbor of Callao, where they remained
for ten days without proper food or
medical attendance simply because one
of their number was foolish enough
to Joke with tho quarantine olllccr at
Guayaquil mid tried to trighteu liiui
by telling him that there was yellow
fever on board. "The quarantine oill-oor.-,"
says Mr. Curtis, "accepted this
Idiotic Jest as until, notwithstanding
the protests of lip captain, Hie ship's
sit reeoii uiul the oilier passengers.
They were too cowurdly to go uhoaid
to inaku peraon.il investigation, and
tho only way tho Imprisoned passen
gers could coniinuulcato with tho au
thorities was to vvrlto notes, put them
In a boat and set tho boat adrift to
bo picked up in tho harbor. Food was
sent them In tho sumo way, nnd at tho
end of ten duys, upon tlm us.suranos
of the archlilhho)i that thorn was not
yellow fever or other sickness aboard,
one of tho sanitary ofliccrs of tho
city of Callao mustered up hulllciout
courage to make tho Inspection ho
should have made immediately upon
tho arrival of tho vessel. If tho jest
had been true, and If there had been
u caso of yellow fovor, all tho pas
sengers would have died, for they had
pa physician, no medicines and no
purses aboaid."
It may be hopeless, to expect ssiise
to bo drilled Into such odleiuls, but
tlu power to niuko them sweat for
their Inedlciency .should bo lodged
where it could occusioualy bo used to
advantage in behalf of thu general
weffaie.
It deveJop3 that tho iral reason why
the i event peace negotlatlona between
Kitchener mut Botha were unsttcccM'
fill was hociitl.eo the Poors Would not
yield In the Hellish demand that
Catholic, .lews it nil noii-bellcvcra
should have wninl civil tights with
Piotestttntsi. The Poor Idea of liberty
Is certainly attaint.
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It It Indeed n soulless trust that
would corner the peanut crop right on
I lie ovo of the circus seaon,
IOLD BY THE BTAB3.
Dally Horoscope Brnwn by AJncchus,
" The Tiibune Astrologer.
AMioUtie C'M: 1 II a. m, for Monday, Aral)
., inoi,
A ihlM liorn on thli iliy will notice tli.it the
Average lljslri- tionnct ii none the vuire for
weir. i
VIe wrlten who piolcn lo knotv Jml Inm the.
lor.il iiiillllial ut will Jump all had lliclr My
)cMird.iy.
llio iruik vl the liidhlduil who Insists that
"ho nted inoie lain" lus hecii tcniroidilly M
Irrtnl. -
'Ihe rffoils nf ecilaln wilteta licicahouta ilciv
omti.ilo lb it tlicie me incision vvlicti imlille
(iplnloti docs nol "alupo" wurtli u rent.
'the individual who M.uH out at u leader of
linn xotncllmcs ends up at tlie tail end at the
uhblc.
Next li tlilnaa that arc simper than a Mr
pcnl'i faniri nuy h" Included a tli.inklca piihlle,
AJacchus' Advice.
Po not plain ton niin.li ronlldence In the prate
tall nf n mm who has n lazor tt i Uintr out of
hit hoollrir.
Oii'r Trad? With the
Neu) Dependencies
Piccir.l Loiuqiundciuc of Ihe Tribune.
Wn'I.liiKloii. Apt il 7
EM'Oltrs finiu Hie t nlted MaloH lo Torto
llh ii nnd Ihe Philippines continue to glow-.
'In 1'iilu thne is no pericplitilo tnt.rr.ifrc- In
IPnl, ioiup.iri.il vvitli lt'. To lliwali the
expoils are no lonirtr rrecrdrd liroauM- of the
irfuil nf evpoilen lo lonllnue their htileuu'iita
illlO the .iiinc.s.it ion nf ll.iw.iil and its -st.ib-lUliniciil
,is a u-luiiis dKtlk-t of Ihe l.nlted
Mate,. 'Ihe I ,i t c-L tiitr- ff tho Ihmmhv Iiii
ii. hi cf Maliitiis flinn- Ii I tho r.vpoits (loin tlic
t'nilid M.iles to I'nilo lllfn In the eight nionlhs
riidmir with IVI'iu.ii.v, I'll), weie l,:!i,'i,P.Vl,
ni.illi-t s.,,-J1,7!ll In the f in tc-pmirliiig niontlis
of the pretfilln 1Ki.il year, lH,:-2ii,r,n.J In the
iniroimiiiliiis prrii'd endinir wltli IVbriLiry, l'l,
and t.-Jciil.ii7 in the toire-poiicliiig period rnd.
imr vtith Pitmiiiy, IS')-. To tlic Philippines mif
rvpnils hi the tlglil i-ionths i nding Willi I'lli.
rti.ii.s-. 1'iUI, wnu V-',"l,l, nalu.-t t,70l,Hi,i
in the inrii'poniliiij- period of tlie pi-cudltif; II
t.d .vear, 1 17,02 1 in tlie .ime period endln willi
IVlniiir.v, P-t", and irdV-'ll in tlic Mine peiiod
er.din with I'tbrii.iiy, l:iS.
-o
T,i Cuba cur c.vports fur Ihe eij;lit niunihs end
ins Willi rebruaiy of (he piescnt sear weic sl7,--Ji.TW,
.lRiinst SI7,17-.',I7 in the rorrpondina
pel lull of (ho pirrediiur e,n-, ?'.(),! -J,Ci0 in the
ti''hl niunllis ending vith I'eliiinr.c, k'r, and
S7 ! ,S j:. in (In- same period rndlnc with t'-b.
iiiai.v, t-'is To Hie Hawaiian isl unb Ihe cv
puis lamivt, i-. aliriilr indltateil, he inc.i'-nrcrl
for the pe.-ent li't.il jeiv, lint theie Is ov.r
le.isnn In heliete llii' they are inortaMiiir. ns ale
lh".-e lo I'orlo llkn nnd (he Philippine. In I lie
oi.-ht liiipulli-, tiidinir willi reliriniv. 0K). they
im loaded in pn- cent fuel- Iho inrufpondliitf
peiiod nf Ihe pii'tediiipr ll-i.il leai, and imw
that cniuuierie telv.ien tlie Ulamlo and Ihe
t'liited Statts U ab-olutely lint -t i iited It is not
nniiM-oiiabln lo .is'iuno Hut Hie tismes hue tin
tcrially iuciei-cd. Tlie totil r.ports f ruin,
Pnrlii Him, and Ihe Philippini-, in the eislit
monllis rndng with l'el.ruai.v, yn, aniouuled tn
s-'l,,:ii'),.",ij, .iK,iiist 5.J,oi.'!,;im5 in the oire.
(pcinlliiK pertml uf Ihe li-oal .tear, Hani, ill.",sii,.
Ii.!! for a like peiiod in pfio, and -,'',di.' for a
like peiiod ill the flic.il jeir IS''.
Cuuld Hie iiuiues of tun- epniK In li.ettii in
Iho pie-cut li-ial ,mmi- he iiuluth-d it i- pili
.ible 1 1 l.i L the total cvpmts llulil Ihe I ntlid
SI lie-, lo I liu Maud-, m- loupi of il.ind oiili
.niiniiiit to f.iii.fX.tl.O'HJ in Ihe eight luoiilhs
iimler tuii-idvi.-ilioii, .lSJin-f m,ini,0ii) in ihe
iniu.-p Inij; lii.inlh oi llr fl-i.il voir lOv',
S7,iki,(x1 for llie same pen id nf ltT. ! J.jiKi.
lH fur tlie t in i t'-pnniluig pi nod nf Is'", and
Sliyitin.iiuil Im the .-Jini- poiiml of Ihe h-.al jcr
ls:M. Tlm-. the e.nuls to ln.-c i-lanus line
(ill ltd miiio ribiuiry, I'll, have tlmiMo since
1S9-I nnd have iiittea-ed -."i per rem in in; pa-t
jei:-; Ihnuclt to Cuba theic has beta in the pa,t
ten no luileri.d ilitrca-e.
- u
l nb.t'a impnilcM htiii lc.5 favorably tli-po-eri
tnva.-d-, Hie inirkels ot (he t'liited Mans at llie
lali-l atroimts 1 1 1 ill in the piit'eill1! j '1-. 'I I e
l.ile.-' lepnit of Hie in-iihr luiica.i uf lie ,ir
dep.-.iiiiient, vtlut.li is in thai ire of llie fi.l.m
a'iIIfIIi tuttis the nine "mouths culm,- -.villi
sepldulirr, l'"). hi tliat perind I'uoa's Im.
poit', vttiu !-.V!, It),70.', and of tint Mini, $21,
5J3,IV), or Hi pi-r tent, tamo fioni Hie I'nltetl
St ites, and I.JV.i.il'l fioni IJmupe; vtliile In the
itirt!pondins uiuiitlis nf Iho preceding vear
Cuba's total liuporls weie Sil,i1.iil,7l7, of vvlileh
'Js'.ii'il.iilii, or ."0 p,r ml. tame troni the L'uitod
stalf-, and slu.M, WaJ troin lauope.
o
'Ihe follimlui: tabic sliona tlio epnits fioni the
l'liittd States Ii, Cubi, IVrln likn and the Phil
ippine l-hnd-. in the eislit months citdinir vUtli
l't In nuy in cult year Horn J;M lo 1801:
Cisbr
inontbs nul
inir I'lliiiiir)
pi'fi
lv7
h'U
P"'i.
pun
mu
llvpnits fioni Hit! ITiiHtil Stales lo
(ill, i. Puto Ilieo. Philippines
Dull IIS.
l.i.iis
lloltU'
lil,VI
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LITEBABY NOTES.
Of Iho iiukiir,' of liisttnles Ilitir is no cud;
and fiiituiMtil.v, tuo, inr lilMury is not vet .-o
will huivii t the people a- it ihould I'c,
prt-ially Anitiitaii liistui), 'Hie tnit vulinne in a
new ft'Hl'H'linnr ttllilon iuiitllulii .1 hi.stuiy of
"lliedieatHi-publit." aloiiK inteir-tlng newn llnei
lilt Inm HieHitl ly Tho Tiibuno from P. S,
llt'ltlii'i' in., nf Pllt.uiiv, who me plaeins Iho
nil by tiiliiiiipiltiii, Instead of shing vy iu
nllti V.hlir till., tilitiull pllipn.Ca to Itt the lllli-
lor hUluiiins de.inlbe, eich In his peniliar
Milc, and Willi i fair ioinj of hh nlhldu.il
gilt., llno porilon. of or tpinnle. in the hi
Iniy ol Hie American inniiuonweallh w 1 1 1 . 1 be
lin In. olc Iho olll.ytt oi Ihe UKVt tjiclill stiidt'.
Hum, in volume one, which tlaurwn. tin jieilod
fluui Ihe beginning Iu tlic campaign of Wolfe
and .Moiiti.iliu at t,'iicb"e, wo hate ,i upiffnt.i
tmii uf thiity-four iliifutiit .nilhoi., inrludiug
Ihe ll.ii, trolls. I'uiH'l. Paikniin, W.uhingtmi
living, Ph'moiI, Tiiiinbiilt, 1 lu-t ami L'hiiK
Campbell, who tell of Milt nt. i tints, eath iu liU
own way, the cdilovs tupiljing between brackets
mu. 1 1 iulcrpol.ttloii.', ,n me ntvr.sny to nuke a
iriilliui'jii. luiratiie, Willi no iiiiporlanl fact
Kil out. In lliin vtay, while tho ItUtuiy U con
lucltil, it I. .iIm. a ijiuposium, diaw-ing Intu
one vtoiK tlie ce-iutc of a llhiary of hUloiies.
Ilelclier tc Ci. have piuvidtd a lut'tiiaulc il dress
In kctplng with llie value ami nmel jiraiigemcut
of tho tulijett nutliT and thu tlncu foilhtouilnt;
vuluiuca will bo awaited ulili lutircst.
'Ihe Apiil iitunber of SutiriVi imitaim tiov.
rumr lltiij.iiuin II. Oilfll. JunloiV, lir.t nugzino
urtltlt-. 'I'lut lislug ji'iuig iUtc.-man, who tlo
llltietl lio fium bin f tl tier's wagmis for a num.
bir of )ih in N'ewbur.", Xtwv Yoik, aid who
lus now- attained a lather foruildalilu portion in
Aiuicltaii politico, tliou.ti. fut- Ida tltbia In lit.
tratuie, llie ttibjett, "I'niiliea ami tho Pt-mamU
of flood Clticn-hip,' 'IliN is u will sustatned
aiguiucnt iu later of active paitlilpatlou Iu mi,
Hjit iHillthal iiiovi-iiiruU i.v all joiiiis; nieii,
without regard In orii status or btiidnc.sa caie,
'Iho cut tl nor aigura that il i aa iniitli the dutv
of a j tiling man iu cuter polities in (ho cmc
oi paiiitipaiiug, M lo go lino i.usint.i; Imt tliat
he tlioulil not sock political oldest until aikr he.
lias wvii siicci'ss in biblncaj. iSciutor Pollivcr,
of Iowa, IlUhops Puller and Vincent, and a
lio.t of oilier dijUiiguUhed wrllcij mtltt in niak.
ing till-, lla-tcr l-.ue of ".suifCM" a notable one.
Tl-rro in-poiiaiit ft.idm iiifnuntcd In- t tic
OullyoK an- "ll,c lll,'ht. of Man," by Mi, I.y.
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The
trs ri o
reopiie's j
Exchange
P0Ptlt.An CLEAtttSa rtOUSc' lor the
- - urnrni. rr ah tno nave nouses tu
, Kent, Real Kitato or Other rropeiiy to Sell
pr Hvehange, or Who Want Situations or
' ...,, -tiit'w email Aavrriliruit;ii'p ..w"
, Ono Cent Word. Six Insertions tor Viva
win. i&ra i.xeept aituanoos niucu,
Which Are tuertrd F.
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Help Wonted Male.
w..s rr:n-.T sis wyomimj avi:ni:i:, a nov
to drive a grocery wagon.
MAX.'Ani:rt-i!.:i.iAni.i: vium wants r..
piblc man to nian.ii.e branch ofllee, tiltlii?
direction ol bu.lncs; f.ilnry 1,.')00 and llbctal
eoinmln.joti; nocd lefeitiites and won cash re
ipilied. Adt!rcs lies- :m, I'hllidclplila. Ta.
Help Wanted Female.
V..NTi:n-IIOU!M'.Ki:Kt,r.lt MUST At,0 BH A
sunl plain cook. Itefcirntca reciulicd. Call
In r. eiitiur at Ho. JtUO WashltiBlou avenue.
W.XTi:t)-I.ADV OIUtl7ATr.S 01' A nir.it
tchool to tlo vtoik on Ihe hcranton Pity
Dliretory. Aiuner by letter only and address
W. I'. Sinytlie, Commonwealth building.
Agents Wanted.
AGi:.VIS WANTI.I-"A0nN'ALnO AND IIEKO
Kuustnn," bv Mrrat HaWiad, Philippine His.
lorliri. t IK. mho .seller. V. I lie today for proi.
I coins arid teiritorv. Ylio llalsteatl P'lblishln;
Co.. Cliielnnatl, Ohio. .
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Situations Wanted.
WANTCli-MAX OP AUIMTV VVOt'LI) MKI1
position of rv-oiii-iliilil.v. Uootl mlrsin.ni.
rnniptlcnl lo iiuiime liU'.lnefS or attend to ail
veilislnj and Loric-pondeucc. Address t'. !,
Tiiiiune oft'.ee.
W.l.NTi:i)-l'(lITION' A!5 .SALESMAN Oil AIANA
gel of piano utoic. Addrcea Piano, Tiibunn
clficc.
hiTf.vnoN WANTi:n-m" man to work on
farm; an give good referente. Addios Tied
Ii. My man, 722 Dlakcly street, in rear of Laurel
Hill Paik House.
SITUATION WAN rr.D-YOUNO MAN'. 21 yi:ar.
want position in oltitrir.it works or on civil
engineer corps; satisfaction guaranteed. tOJ
Washington avenue.
lOPNT. LADV DExIIIKS A POMTION" AS AS.
fMar.t bookkeeper; i.ui furnili bc-f. of let-
crcmca and is cvpcrlcntcd. AddrcrS "Kxpcri.
dice," Tribune oftitc.
Wanted.
.vv',svxvN-'S--',Hl--s-''VkX,u
WANTED SECOND HAND SAFE: MUM' UK
ill good oidei; slate parliculai. as to make,
tire and price. Address M. J., Box "OS, Jcsaup,
Pa.
Wanted To Buy.
WANTCD-SECOND-IIAND SLOT MACHINES;
must bti in good older; btatc particulars as
to mako and price. Address L. .M., gcncial tic
lively, i-'iranton, Pa.
man Abbott, a cric3 r.f twcltc paper, including
an liintorlcal survey of" the giow-lh of civil and
religious Hbeily in all its phases; "The Man
I mm tllcnsaiiy," a ttria. -tory by Ralpli Con
n.ii, author of "lllack Rock" and "llie Sky
Pilot"; and "Memoir-, id Meuioi'ifn of tlie
Nineteenth Century," by the Rev. Hi. Edward
r.terctl. Hale, tn include umini-i cntcs, ano
duns, portiaits, facsimiles and other interesting
nnterl.il. Dr. Abbott's articles begin in the
Apiil Magaidne nuniber ol the Outlook, Italp'i
Cviintn's novel will lie-in wilhiii .i few- K
and tho s.erie of pipen, by Dr. Hale i announced
(or publicalion to begin early in the fall.
It is ,-ome jeais inco Mi. 1'ianccs Ilodgwu
Purnclt lias published a ftory f-cilally. Special
intiici-c allathc.-, theretoie, to Hie announce
mint that the .luue, July and August numbers
ot the Century will iimtain .i lomance from her
pen. lis title i-. "The Miking of a Marchiones.V';
lis .si cue is laid in an Kupli-h country bou-e;
and it is de-eiihol a- "a soit ol sotiely fairy
stmy wllhout faille.."
miiif; Amenta, the new inoullily publication
dc.iipi.il to interc.-t tlic Joung in good eilizcu
sliip, is fi- months old and growing like a bay
lice, it i- a .plcndul joiirml tor the homo.
HUMAN NATURE STUDIES.
Actor Ployed He Wns a King-. .
IN Ill "Itiiiiloni IIccolIeellniH uf an Actor'"
rndiiiek Ptiltmi lelalc.-, lliu following anius
ing incident wliich on illicit at a thamatie. per
loiiuantc in which lie him-ilt took part at
Wiud-or C.tlc:
"After playing Tuui Hay day in the 'Pii.oncr
uf Mai,' I had thc.'.td quickly and wanted In
look about. I ascended tlm Mago from my
dic-slng loom and found no one about. A
Midden Itnpulvj icld inc. The dais on which
Her Majc&ty bat wad beluie inc. Iu a moment
I jumped our th- on-hcatia, ran lightly up
ocr Ihe stcpa of tlie dais,, and, throwing my
Kim at cum., cMlaimetl iu a loud voice:
' -Now I am King ot England!'
'Midilenly ;i s-ide door opened and then Col
onel Phlpp3, with honor depkted on his coun.
tiiiauic, c.-:ilaimctl:
" "Ho ;ou know, sir, wlierc jou .net'
" 'Veiy wrll," I .aid, 'In Her Majesty's seat."
" 'Conio down, sir, ionic down; jou ou--i.t
lo bo a.haineil ot vnui.elt.'
" 'Wliat foi i' I .aid.
" 'No one, oir. i-, evci pnmitted to sit on
any chair llcr Mainly lias onto rat upun.'
"I tlc.ccndcd Kiuewliat tieillalleii at llie
cnoinilty of iny -in, ictlecling what a vait
iiiiutity of useless ihalii, llieie muit be in lh
palace if lltr Maiisty w.is not paillrnlar wlieie
blio sat."
How Wabash Is Fronouncod.
((TJOiV 1)0 YOU picnuuiiCB llie i.hinc ot jour
n lainou.s Indiina riveif" asked henatnr
Tillman ot Nnalor Hcvfiidyc, as tliey went Into
tlie cerate icslautaut togeiher, saya (he V.is.h
uiRtoii I'o-t, "Ii il Wayhai-h or Woilnnli.'''
"Neither," aiuweird He-.cihUc. "llie io,ircl.
piniHiiielallon i. Wuibavb,"
"I have alwa.i.s wanted to set the proper
Iwlbt pom winn one who knew," irinaikyd
Tillman. "I notice, ll.cugli, that jou set win i.
what mlxid on tho ii.iue of mv e-t itc. 'llie way
to pionouico tho name i smiitli t .u-oOJiia, iwt
cutli Calllui.' Evciy nun who line in my
Malu pulo In Ihe 'o' vci'v plainly, but tho ino.
in' nt I get north ot Ma-uu ami Ui.von'- line
I'liryhctly puts in a double 'I.' "
Just When to Turn.
AMEMl'IIIS gentleman who Las Jit icliinird
fiom an oicrlantl dip tluougli MltU!ppi
av tint ono ilay lie topped at a negto cahln
to r.l tho way lo tlic village for width he vwa
hound,
In it 'ly to his hail an old wlillcdicadcd man
e.iuu! in tho door and the folluwiig mmcrM
tlou took plitc;
"Can jou tcil me liow lo get to ft ;"
a.kcd Iho traveller.
'.-ailinly I kin, r," rcpliftl llie daikj-,
"You follo.v il is lure load till ji.t licfor jou
sits iu eUht ob do iieM liutue, and dcu J on
Iiiiiih lo da lUlit, and ilir alu'l no odder loati
to put Jou oil fiom dar nil till Jnil gUs tu
wlnr jou U a-going." Memphis Stnnitar,
Paid In Advance,
ArU'lUlDU in Oiavgow, having licaid that his
men did not taint woik at tlie proper lime,
thcughl tliat bo uuuhl tltop down about n.:;o
.emu inorulpg tu kcc. Going up tho jaid ho
caujlit sigiit of j joiner 6tandin; smoking, nlth
lit j kit unopened. .imply aking Ida name,
whit It ho found to bo Malcolm Campbell, h.
called him into the office and, haiidlnt,- him tour
dajs' pay, told him lu leave at once. After
having H'cu the nun ilrar out of tl.c jard ha
went up to tho foreman and told hint he had
mada an example ot Malcolm Campbell by pay.
tug him oil for not Xartlng at the proper time.
"Oieat Scot!" exclaimed the foreman, "lint
chap was. only looking; for a job'," Wavetly Mag.
a .till.
For Rent.
tv..i-jVrfi,-f'w-ii-w"-stvv-'
FOR RENT
FROM MAY 1.
Store in The Tribune building,
now occupied by the Times. In
cluding Desks, Steam Meat nnd
Hlectric Light.
Also 1200 feet of floor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light mnufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
.inquire at office of
Tin- Tribune,
027 OIlEr.N Itintii: STItKLT, KMIVMN ROOMS;
modetn luiprovcminls; ttcam heal; muh'i.d;
very desirable.
rou itr.NT-LAiKii: mmimmikd room. ri:N-
Hal illy; hoi. and rold niniiini; water, bath,
ateaui heat. Inquire Attorneys Loouils .t lleau,
M'nhliiston, avenue.
FOn nnNT-HALF 110UI1LE PlOCSt:! H.1S 1IAR
rlon avenue; n rooms, ?18; alo 1(CH t'ino
ftrcet, d roouu, ltt.
BOTH f-IPLS NEW MODERN DOUIIt.L' llOUJil!.
b2S-M0 North .Main avenue. I), .t. Reese, lit
South Fllmoie avenue.
MORE. 22.-, LACKAWANNA AVESMIi; I'OMfllS'
ftlon (jlvcn May 1st. Apply 3501 iiaiulciaon
avenue.
DZ'J OREEN RIDIli: STItnCT. TEN IIOOM,
iiiodern Improvements; steam heat furnished;
cleflrablc; $2".00.
For Sale.
v-w -vnvx
AlCTION SALE i:Tlt.VOnDlNAIIV. WLDNEP-
day, April loth, 10 a. in , .115 Mashlnclon
avenue, contruls of Faurot House, rnn-lntjni; of
contents of '2S loom", stiinptiious furniture, up.
llirht piano, iswt l"n; Iteuin.i, with 2 iccord;
parlor diilf, otld upholstered pines ditiliii; fur
iiitiire, lttlncc mom, llhraiy, ofllcc, '22 betlronnii,
nisi yards impel.-; Open for lii-iicclion, Apill
Ulli, (loin !l a. iu. lo I p. in. i:. 'i. hTItON'tl.
Coudutlnr of .Nile.
FOP. SALE-DNEN PAIR 11LACIC MAKES, PER
feet nclt'li, so'iiid and kind,
One; Tun Seated I'hletnn.
One Top thifrgy with shafts ami Polo,
One Twn-icatett blcich.
One Cutter with Miaftt and Pole.
One Double Harness.
One SinKle llamcus.
lfohcji, Rlankt'K, etc., elc, all in flit tla's
older. For furtlur partlculais call or addre.",
71i Linden street, Scrantou. Telephone nail, i'2I.J.
CIIAS, f). SAN'Dl.lifON.
Money to Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN ON' IMPROVED CITY REAL
estate. IlKN'ltY BI'.LIN. JR.
CIIAS. II. WELLES.
THOMAS hPRACilJE.
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND M0HTGA01'..
any amount. M. II. lfoleatc, Commonwealth
building.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-UICK,
straight leans or Building and Loan. At
fiom 1 (o 6 per cent. C'ajl on N. V. Walker,
.11 1-31 j Connell buildinR.
Rooms and Board.
I,AR(.I. FRONT ROOM WITH HOARD 1011 TWO
gentlemen. 110 Adams avenue.
Miscellaneous.
N'V'VV'
MECHANIC.-, ENGINEERS. ELECTRICIANS,
rhenicn, etc., new .O-pase pimpblet cont lin
ing iiietions a.sked by examining lin.ud of enci
nccrs. cent fiec. (,'co. A. Zeller, Pi.bli-lier, lit.
l.oui-.. Mo.
FEATHLRS WANTED WILL PAY CASH FOR
old gece featherbeds. Addrcsi M. IL Rkh-aid.-,
(iincral Delivery, city.
LEGAL.
nihj-oi.irnoN or PARTSEnsinp, limiieh-
Nolitt- is litrcbj- gittu lint the Meadow
Prook bilk Cnnipinj, Limited, an av-otiatlon oi
ganl.td under the Ait of A-i'iiibly appiovcd
June 2. 3S-74, and its supplements, for the pia
po.o of spinning and mamifactiiriug Mlk, silk
1 hi ,-.ul, .ii. d the weaving and inamitaitiiriug of
sill; tabiics is hcieby di'solvctl by the unani
mous vote of the parties In inleicst, and the fol
lowing pu-nns hate been appointed llmmliliiig
tiu-h.es: W. W. Van Dyke, II. Rcnaid, A. L.
Collins.
PJHCEflUIK! ODD 1T.LLOWS HALL ASsOCTA
limi. Tlie j early meellng of llio above )v
ociatlon vtill be held on Mondiy evening, Apiil
., at 7..10 o'clock, for the purpose of riecllng
three tliieelorF, one piesidcut, ono trcasiticr, one
nccietarj-. Bj- older
RICHARD ISARRON-, Picaldcnt.
JOHN 0. MILLER, Pcerotary.
PROFESSfOyAL..
Certified Public Accountant.
K. C. SPAULDIN'C, iCQ BROADWAY, NEW
Yoik.
Architects
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELL
building.
FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT, PRICE
building, 1-0 Wa-hiugton avenue, hcranton.
Dentists.
PR. C. E. EILEN'BERUER, PAULl UUlLDINf!,
.'pnief- .trcct, Scrantou.
PR. C. C. LAUBACII. Hi WYOMING AVENI'E.
lawyers.
FRANK 1.'. 110YLE. ATrORNEV-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, W and IS Iluir building.
F. K. TKAUY.ATT'Y.COMMON'WEAL-IH BLIK.'.
D. II. REPLOnLE. .VrrOIINEY LOANh NE(!0.
tinted on real citate ccunt', Jleais buildinit,
corner YashlnKton avenue and ,kpiiuo hlrivt,
AVII.I.ARD, WARREN' ,t KN.UT. ATi'OItN'EVH
and counfellors-at-law. Republican bulltling,
M'ashlngton avenue.
JESM'P & .lESSI'P, AlTOHNBh AND (01 V.
K-lloiaat'ljw. Coinmonweallli building, lionui,
1P, 20 and 21.
EDWARD W, THAYER. A'nWtNEY. ItOOJI.-s
OOI-OOI, Oth floor, Mcars building,
iT A. WAT1IES. AITORNEY-ATLAW, I(.RD
of liade building, hcranton, 'a.
PATTKRhON A- WIMO.V, TRADERS' NA'IIONM,
Bank building.
C. COMECiYS, U-13 REPUBLICAN BlTLDINli.
A. W. I1ERTI10I.K, 01TTCE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wj cming aieiiuc,
Physicians and Supeons.
dr. w. i:
avenue.
ALLEN, JPt NOH.H WASHINGTON
Pit, S, W. VM0HKl"Y. Ol'l'll II KJ1 WAMI.
iusloii avrnue. llPaltlcncr, I'llS Slulljcii.t,
Chiruio dilate, luii,-, luait, kidni-va and
Krnltn-urinary oisjhs a fpi-i,l ilty. lloui, I
to i p. in.
Osteopath,
s. KKUTiumi: i:v,Nri, ori:oi',vin. us and
1:i; Wabliiiiton Me., rtcranlon Pa, l 'In mil.;
Pihoav a spttialty, Oilkc llnuii: S.M tu 1.'
iu.; 1.30 to A.fa) p, m.
Hotels and Kesturants.
tiir i;lk kai'k, ijTTsii kt niAMaiv
cnuf. Pales ira-ou.iblc.
P. ZKKILKII, Piopriflor.
6CIIANTON HOU.i:. MIAit 1),, 1.. .V W. IM.
digcr depot. I'tiiitluttcd on llio UuiopcJH
plan. VlCTOlt horil, Piopiiclor.
Seeds.
Cl. II. CLAIIKi; ii CO.. bEl.DSMUN AM) Nl'lti.
(rjiimi, .tor 'JO W'jilrnilun avruuo; pifii
hotiM-a, pv,i) Ncnh Main avenue; ttoic telo
pllOlll', T$J,
fteza for ili
i iMlLluiMo
A new home frequently
needs now Furniture, usu
ally odd pieces, to fill the
gaps caused by damaged ar
ticles or larger rooms. -
We carry a large line of
odd CHAIRS Reception
Chairs and Rockers and
PARLOR TABLES in the
very latest designs, (and
there are some very pretty
new styles this year.) Also
those pretty Parlor Cabinets.
While we carry all kinds of
wood that is used for this
purpose, we have an unusu
ally large assortment in MA
HOGANY, WEATHERED
OAK and FLEMISH OAK
the latter is still very popu
lar. Seven floors full of exclusive
designs nnd new patterns
furniture.
in
HilUConnell
Washington Avenue.
Who Screens.
JO-EPII KlTirEb, REAR fill LACKS, AVE.,
Fcraiitou, Pa., iii.nuifai turn- of Who l-eirius.
Miscellaneous. "
DIli:SMAKINC I'Olt Cllll.nitl.N" 10 ORDER:
al-o ladle-.' waists. Louis Miocmakrr, 212
Adams avenue.
A. B. BRICJIiS CLEANS PRIVY VAILTS AND
cess pools; no odor. luipiotcd pumps Usui.
A. I!, lliigg-i, propiielor. Le.no oiclcrs 1100
Noith Main ateiiue, or Kic kc'.i ding tore, cor
ner Atlain.i and Mulbciry. Telephone li.'il.
MF.CAltdEE BROS.. PRINTERS' .t'PI'LH'.S, P.N'
vclopc. paper bags, twine, Waicliou-c, 1:10
Washington ateiiue, Siiauton, Pa.
Till.' WlLKES-BARRi: RECORD CAN III. 1111)
in Scianl'on at Iho news stands of Itelsman
Plus. IIJil Spiuce and 50J Lindiii: M. Norton,
'.'22 Lackawanni avintie; I. S. h'thutcr, '-tl
Spiuto .licit.
RAILROAD TMETjaES.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Ill Etrrtt Marih il. Kill.
For rhilatlelphia and New 'J oik vii V. k II.
II. It., nt 11.13 and 11..V, a. in., ni.il '.MS, b-7
(Black Diamund Evpicw), ai.d 11. SO p. iu. hull
da.vs, I). & II. It. It.. I..Vi, S.27 p. m
For White ILivcn, lli7.1elou and prin-ip.il points
in the coal legions via I), .t II. It. It., lU'i,
i.lS and 4.27 p. m. Fur Poltnviltr, 1.27 p. hi.
For Bethlehem, Ea-lrn, Reading, llauiiburg
and piintipal inttimcill.ilc stations vii I). ,V; II.
It. It., li.jj, 11..-.-; ,i. iu.; 2.1$, 1.27 (ill.nl! Ilia,
round Expie.-,), 11. "H p. m. buud.ijs, D. fc II.
It. It., l.i, S.27 p. in.
Fur Timkhaiuiotk, T.iwanda. Elinii.i, Itluc.i,
Geneva and principil inli nncdiatc stations. lt
1)., L. ,t W. 11. It., 03 a. m.; 1.05 and ll. IU
p. in.
For ficneva, lioche-ler, Bunalo, Niagaia Fall",
Chicago and nil points went, via D. & IL It. II.,
Jt.f,i a. m.. :;.:!.. flllatk lliamond Eprei-.s), 7. IS
10.11, II.:) p. iu. tMiudajc, D. & II. It. R.,
11. ii, S.27 p. ill
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lchieli Valley
pr.rloia cais t.n all tialns between Wllkcs-B.nre
ami New Yoik, Philadelphia, Buffalo and huv
pension Uiidgo
ItHLLIH II. WILBUR, Clen. fnpt !M Cortland
street. New- Yoik.
CHARLES S. LEE. (ten. l'a-s. Agt., 2'i Coitlantl
stitcl. New Yoik.
A. W. NONNI'.MACTH.R, Dtv. Pa.s. At., South
Bethlehiiii, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman le-ertations apply to
COIl Lackawanna avenue, Scianlnu, Pa.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
In EITiet Dec. 2. TiuO.
South -Leave !-ii.iiilou for New- Yoik at 1.10,
".() i.iO. 8.110 anil 10 Oi u, in.; 12.5i, a.3:l n. in.
For Philadelphia at S.00 and lO.Oi a. m.; l'ii
and u.Sll p. iu. For htiouiNburg at G.10 p. in.
Milk accommiKlition at .'!.to p. m. Ainve .it
Ilobokcn at II..10. 7.1'!, 10.2?. 1J.0S. 3.15, l.l,
7.1H p. m. An ho at I'liikdilphia at l.iXi, :i.2.l,
U.00 and S.22 p. m. Aiilte from New York at
1.10, 1 1. .12 and to.2i i. in,; 1.00, l.u, .-,.11, .I1
nnd 11. '-0 p. m. Fiom i-tioinl-buig at S.O a.
M.
North Leave S.i.inton for Huflalo and inlcr
mediate htatinns at 1.13, 0.3i and 0.00 a. in ;
1.5S, S.IS oi.il U.:i p. in. For O.wego unit
Sji.uu.ic nt li."3 ii. in. and i..ji p. in. Fni
I'lli.l at 1.10 a. m, and L.Ti p. in. For Mon.
tio-e al I'.iiS a in; LOi and j IS p. lit. For
NlilioliiOP at 10" and 11.1.1 p. in. l'nr Ping.
Iiaiutou at 10.20 a. in. Aiiiif in S'ci.mlon hum
Hullahi at l.'.l, 2.11. ". 1 ' and 10.00 .i. in.; .'!.;:u
and S.0 p. in. Fro.n O.urgo and Stracu-e at
2.ii a. in.; I-.S'' and P.OO p. in Fiom I'lk.i
at 2..M a. iu.: 12.IiS and j.."0 p. in. Fiom
NlchoUon nt 7.."i0 a. tu. and K.OO p. in. From
Monttii-c at lO.iJn a. in.; n.JO and R.uO p. m.
Bloonishuig Livlsinn l.i-avo Siianlnn for
Nnilliiiinbcrlaiid, at ".Ii, lO.ai n. in.; 1.5. and
5.:o p. in. For Pljmoulh at 1.01, 3, 0, s.,-;o p.
in, I'm- Kingston at b,10 n. iu. Airlvo nc
N'oithuinbciland at n.:M a. nt. ; 1,10, fi.00 and S.tl
p. iu, Anive at Kiugslon ut S (U a. in. Anive
at Plviiitiiilli ut 2.00, i2, p.1.1 p. ni. Aiiivi.
in Stranton fioni Noillimubeil.ind at 0.12 a. in.;
12.!!.1, J..V) and .- P. i". Fiom Klngtloii al
ll.() a, in. Fiom Pljinouth at 7.5,1 a, in.; ;1.2(J
and 5.5 P. tu.
SUNDAY 'I RAINS.
Soutli l.MVi Siiauton at 1. HI. .1.00, 5 50, 10.01
p. iu.: :i.iSl and ;..l" p. in.
N'orlh -I.tavn Stinntnn at 1,15, Ot'.'i a. in.:
I.i.1. 5.1s Mid ll.nl !' '"
lllnoiusbuig Divi-loii l.iavo Stiantcii at 100.1
ii. iu. and 5.5" l. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
lu llllnt Nor. 'Al, Km).
'luiiii for l aiboiitlalo h-.uo t-ct.iiiton it ri SO,
7.3.1, .vl. to. Pi a. iu ; l-.'.no, l.'.'O. lmi. ;;-,.',
i "i H.!i'.'. 7.17, il.H, II. 1" P. ill. i I. Hi ii. Ill,
l"ur llouc-.-dalo-U.-Jo 10,1,, a. in.; 2, ami 5. ')
'''r!!r Wlll.f.r-aiir -".H. ".Ie. ''I'. 0..1S. mil,
11.1.1 a, in.; I.2-. -.I. "-'''i. I--'. "lO.r.l., 10 II,
il.;;o p. in.
Tor f,. V. II. II. p.iinli-t).l, 11.5.1 1, tn.; J.!.,
1.-.7 and ll.-o p. 111.
for IMilt)l.ini' " II- poii.ti-C 1, 0..1S a,
in.: -..IS and l.-i' p. ")
I -or Albauv and all poiuU noilh-tl.JO a, 111,
and :!.. i p. iu.
Tor I'ailicuid.ili'-l'.O'i, U.W a. m.; a. II, 3.W,
a. it. io.,ij p. in.
Pur WiiKis-IUiri !)... ll.M .1. m.; I..T, 1...,
O.'Ji, S.-J7 p. lit.
Vor Albam- and ptluw lioilh .!.ftj p. in.
Tor Ibmc-dilo -''.00 i. lid S..1J p. 111.
l.otti. lalo. tu all point 111 I'nllcd Matcj
"ml Tii'.'hrm.ii 1:. i. i'. v.. Aib.,...v. n. v.
II, . i'IIO.s, I'. !' A-, hi union, Pa.
" Central Railroad of New Jersey,
hlationi iu Nc-w YulU-lool u! l.ibuly iticct,
S, It., nnd oulli l'ni.
IIJIi: TAIlMi IN III'I'IHT NOV f.l, low.
Tialin Iimvp -iianlnii loi Notv nil., NnvalV,
I'lizaliclli. I'lillailtlphla, Ka.lou, liflhlflitin, 1.
lintowii, Miutli I bun!, and Whito llaion at S.."0
i. Hi.; fvpirv. l.l'l v-vpl", iJ.51) a. in. Mt;i.
' V-ui-Pitlattiu and WilVf.vllirio, t.S0 a. 111 ; .p)
nnd a.W p. 111. fcumli.v, '-Ml p. 111.
l'nr ll.illimoio "'' Wa-hii.sttiii and pulnta
r;.,uili ami Wc-t via ISflhlfhtui. S..iO a. 111.; j.irj
.lid il.tiO p. ' Mind'.v. '-'.15 p. lu.
I'm- I on j lli'arili. (Ktau (iiuii-, clc, at S.SO
a. 111. and 1.10 p. in.
(or Iiiadiuu. I.thanoii ami Marii-burr-, via Al.
lolitoiMi, KiiO a. in. and I 10 p. m. hmidiy-,
S.11 p- I".
IV,,- poll.vllh. i-n a. in. and 1 10 p. in.
'Ilirouch lukrU tu all poiulrf ia.l, toulh and
ur.-l at lo.vt-.v lair, it ih- ottlioii.
II. P. II.M.IIWIN, lien. paw. .-,1.
.1. II. OI.IIAl.MA, Urn. Mipl.
Eilo and Wyoming; Valley.
Time Table in r.lfott r-rpl. 17, VfM
'lialiH for llmlry and lm.il point., i-onncl-in:
at llawlt-. tvilli I'lli1 lailioad lor New Yoik,
Ncuhuri; and inli'imcilijlo 1101111.., leave S un
ion .tl 7.U1 a, m, abd 'J.-i p. in.
Tiuiu. ttriivi al .iianivii .'J lo.t'O a. ru. and
0.10 I, in.
FINLEY
Perfectly Bcatitilill!
Delightfully Charmlngl
Exceedingly Fasclnntlmigl
Is wlmt we hrnr from citslonicia who
have Keen uur now
Fiee
Imported
Qreoaduinies
T'licy niti 1 1 1 1 1 1 o ubtivo the avci-ng
tuiillllpn nbnwtii bill fow oC the lurjri.
I'llj" lniilHOH i'iui prmluoo kooc1 us tlnn
In texture, m- marc oNqulsltc clnilRim
tliini arc now dlnpliiyoil on our cnun-tci-.i.
All am brniiRlit out In sIhkIg
ili't'.i.i pal terns, tuul uvc not ubtnlunblo
clhowhei-p.
At 59c
WO IlilVO !t IM-lllldl plllC ."RVV'lllK Hllk
Clroiiuilliio In plulii anil btouailcil ef-
l'CCt.K.
At $1.25
A Ill-Inch pni-p hIIU and hill; ami wool
tli'i'iiaillucH, ni-at cheeks, stripes anJ
fancy hrocuilcs.
At $.1.50
A 15-lncli extra flnr- pure silk tlrcna
tlinc wltli Hiitin ribbon stripva In Uir
fpl'OIlt vvlcltliH.
At $2,00
.a-lnrh snpcrloi flnlsliorl (li-Piiarllnes
In stripes, checks', plultls and llgui'cs.
At $2.50
.ri-lnch Grenadines In ninln-nUlcrcd
polka dnlH, beaded checks and aatln
ribbon stripes.
At $3.75
tS-inrli Ciiunnillncs in crepe de chine,
with pllssc stripes ami strtln bar nov
elty effects.
At $4.00
..'Inch plain' background, with em
broidered tralllnfr vino and cluster of
roscs- ' . j. - . iv.
At $5.00
French ombroideied Jncciuard Grenaf
dines of exquisite design.
510-512
LACKAWANNA AVHDE
EASTER
NOVELTIES.
Wo are displaying an
unusual pretty line of
Easter goods in Booklets,
Cards, Hang-ers, and
Hand painted Sachets
all of which serve as a
suitable easter remem
brance. This year we
have added an imported
line of chickens, ducks,
and rabbits, which will
interest all easter buyers.
Rey molds Bros
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PEimvAM mm
Schedule in Effect March 17, 1001.
Trains leave Scran ton:
6.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pittsburg-
and the West.
9,38 n. m., week days, for Hassleton,
and for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington nnd Pittsburg and the
West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg', Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Haaleton, week
days only.
4.27 p. in., week days, for Sunbury.
Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia nnd Pittsburg.
.1, ft. Ill ITII1NS0N. (Jen. Slwr.
J. II. WOOD, lien. Pas. Ast,
Tfmo Card til rfftel Der. 30(li, 1900,
8GRANT0N DIVISION.
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