The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, April 20, 1901, Page 9, Image 9
'i -,U? ' ' i'f' i!-? 1 f" " " ' "VBfdPftfl ,ltl,Af THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1001'. NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA THE TRIBUNE'S " WANT " DIRECTORY -TTV. , MONTROSE. IpivlJl la (lie Smnlnn Tribune. Montrose, April 19, Tha cane of Tern peia'noe Stne vp. Montrose borough, In which the plaintiff scck.s to recover $5, U'lO for alleged Injuilcs received l)eLllU' of a defective ridtunlk on I.o:ust street, In thli place, In the fall of 189S. The chho occupied most of yestetduy, nnd was given to the Jury shortly be fore noon today. Up to a late hour this afternoon the Jury had not netted. Our new postmaster, Oeorpe C. Burns, (vlll retain Fred A. Mack as his chief deputy. Mr. Mack has tilled a like position under the' last two of Mr. Burns' predecessors, and li a deserved ly popular otllclal. The Montrose lodge, No, 151, Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows, will fit tingly celebrate the eighty-second an niversary of Odd Fellowship In Amer ica on Friday evening, April 2(J. Sup per will be served, followed 'by a. lit erary programme. Our venerable and honored towns man. Henry F. Turrell, Is able to be nbout town again, after being laid up Tor several months by a severe attack riof the grip. The Musical Matluoc club will rj-lve a concert at Village Hall on Tuesday evening, April 23. Mr. Blackwood, the 'cellist, of Pcranton. and Mlhs Black and Miss Garagan. well-known soloists, have been secured for the occasion. Chief Justice .1. Brewster McCollum, of the Supreme court of Pennsylvania, will deliver the Memorial day address In this place next month. The School Dliectors' association of Susquehanna county will hold a meet ing In this place tomorrow. Mrs. Helen Smith has returned to her home in Montroe, after spending the winter at the home of her sister, Mis. MoKenzle. In Philadelphia. Mrs. Henry Fredericks and little daughter. Helen, who have been lslt ing at the home of Mrs. Frederick's parents, Mr. and Mir. W. H. Dennis, left this week for their home in Gcr mantown. Isaac R. Pennypacker, of Wliidtlon icld, X. J., who spent a few weeks hero two )chi-.h ago. will, with his family, hpend the entile season in Montrose this ye,u having engaged accommo dations at "Uosemont." Mrs. ('. M. I law ley has been spend ing the week with relatives in Scran ton. Rev. K. A. Warrlncr. rector of St. Paul's, was one of the tirst of our local sportMiicn to be out for trout. He In augurated the season at Carmalt lake on Tuesday. Miss Louisa Hill was the guest of i datives In Blnghamton this week. Charles W. Brodhead Is ill at his home on South Cherry sttect. Some despicable pet son In Montrose has started a poltonlng crusade against the dogs of the town. Doubtless thcie rire many woitliless curs, the demise ill' which would be no loss, but a person who will kill on-our four-looted friends Indiscriminately makes the humblest "jailer" canine lespectablc in compari son. Rev. II. B. Benedict wits summoned to New York state this week to offici ate at the funeral ot an old friend. Editor V. t. Cruser. Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Conklln and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jcffers were among those from this place who attended the recent meeting of Wyoming conference at West Pitts ton. HONESDALE. Sprcltl to the Sennlon Tribune. Honcsdalc, April 19. Miss Anna Ball Is s-pending a week at rittston, as the guest of Mrs. Hatfield. Misses Emma and Alice Bums have returned to their homo in Scranton, having spent the week as the guests of their brother. Dr. E. W. Burns. Mrs. W. B. Holmes has been spend in the past week In New York. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Torrcy have gone to Atlantic City, to remain a week or ten days. Mrs. Ralph F. Martin Is spending a week in New York. The last meeting of the Musical His tory clu'b for this season will be held next Thursday evening. April LT,. Next Sabbath morning Hev. W. H. Swift -nill preach his eighteenth anni versary sermon. The Easter music will be repeated in the evening. May 'i is the date that Thomas Jeffer son will appear In the Honcsdalc opera, house In Irvins's "Kip Van Wlnklo." The ladles of the Episcopal church .vlll serve a. thlrty-rlve cent tea In the Sunday school room on Friday evening, April 26. The Amity club will cntcrUlu the members and friends at their parlous next Tuesday evening. The Young People's society, of tho German Lutheran church will give a concert In tho Musical History rooms, Wednesday evening, April 21. Hefresh meuts will be served after the pro gramme Is over. L. J. Dortllnger will be the first one to put In use nil automobile In Hones dale. M. A. DeWolf llnwe, rot responding editor of the Youth's Companion, was on Wednesday tho guest or Homer Greene. Mrs. U C. Mumford and the .Misses Jennie Srhoonover ami Edith Swift will on next Tuesday go to Philadelphia as delegates to tho state convention of the Woman's Home nnd Foreign Mission ary society. WAYMART. 1 1 Special to the bcranlon Tribune Waymart. April 19. .Mr. and Mis, lUy Hull luvo returned from their wedding tilp, and will make their homo in the future on the large Hull faun, In which Mr. Hull has an Interest. Joseph Hoban and MlsNs Anna Doyle, if Wllkcs-Barre, are guests of Mr, und Mrs E. C. Doyle, F. E, Inch, of Chllds, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mr Hiram Inch. Beuben Uotz has vacated tho Carr house, and moved Into one of Miss Dony'H tenement houses on the same sticet, Tho young people cleared 2.T3 at their ball, given recently, for tho bene lit ot William Carey, of Purview. Mortimer Tuthlll. of Peckvllle, way a caller In town Sunday, Bey, William Rawllngs and Hev. Karschner, who la.st week attended conference, have returned home. Miss Martha Ruppert has left for mi extended, visit with her sister. Mrs. . A. Walker, at Bradford. Mrs. Qliarjotte Hlatcd, of C'arbondalo. .pent Wednesday last lsltlng her many friends In thin place James Pelauey, wh was Un W'yd upon for appendicitis In one of tho Mrs. Kate Squire Is visiting her sis ter at Atdcnvlllc. Scranton hospitals, Is able to be around. A largo forbe of men are engaged In elcanlng up the Lake Lodoro grounds. A large number of excursions are al ready booked for this reason. The tool house nt the east entrance to the Waymart cemetery was con sumed by tire, caused by u spark from a passing engine, last Saturday. Be sides tho tools, etc., two handsome headstones were ruined, FOREST CITY. Special to the Scranton Tribune. Forest City, April 19. British Ameri can lodge No. 372, Sons of St. George, will hold it smoker In the Odd Fellows' hall Monduy evening. William J. Trumlmth, of Wllkos-Barrc will be ptesent nnd address the members. Tt. W, Johnson, of Scranton. will sing at tho evening service In Christ chuich Sunday. Ho Is one ot the best tenor slngcts In the country. Mis. A L. Mangan, of Railroad street, Is very 111 and it Is feated can not rccuver. Her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, and her sister firm Plymouth tire here to hc-c her. The Epworth league of the Methodist church Is preparing to hold a rum mage sale In the n.'iir tutute. The Episcopalians netted about $75 by their Anglo-American tea. 1. Joseph, nf the A. J. Lawrence &. Co. store, Is In New York, attending the marriage ot a sister. News comes from Worcester. Mass., that the condition of Joseph White Is somewhat better than it has been. C. S. Vnil, of New Mllford, formerly editor of the Advertiser, was in town this week for several day. Court has continued the Inlunction u straining the Horrlck township au thorities from selling riie peisonal piopeity In the Forest City poor farm for, taxes. Alfred and Fieil-rlck Cox. of Barrow. England, arp the guests of their cousin, Mrs. Hugh Johnson. The board of trade held Its semi monthly meeting last night. The prin cipal topics discussed v.eie the pro posed borough building and a new Erie depot. PITTSTON. frpcci.il to tlic Scranton Tribune. Pittston, Amll 19. Frank Donahue, of Scotch hill, this city, was arrested today and taken before Alderman Bar rett, charged -with aibductlng Miss Sadie Hughey, the twenty-two-year-old daughter of Mrs. Charles Hughey, of Baltimore avenue, West Pittston. The young lady has been missing since Wednesday, when she was. seen with Donahue. No twice of her can be found. Donahue Is said to have Introduced her to a number of friends last week as bis wife, but at the hearing denied be had any knowledge of Iter whereabouts. He w-as held under $500 ball. The sports who enjoyed the cocking main at Browntown, last Tuesday evening, are feeling timid over the sequel which developed today, when fifteen warrants were Issued for tho arrest of patticlpants. Thtec of the warrants were Issued by Alderman English, and the defendants held under ball for court. Four othets were taken betore Alderman Barrett, and paid the cost of the prosecution. Tho three who came berorc 'Squire Ehret, on tho West Side, didn't fare so well, however, and were compelled to pay a line of $10 and costs. The prosecutor In the latter cases was F. H. Kellcy. of Buffalo, one of tho sports from that city, who at tended and who alleges they were not given fair treatment at the hands of the Pittston contingent. Many other arrests will likely follow. The city engineer's ollice in the Miners' bank building has been hand somely repainted and papered. A Cork Lane young man named Loughney was taken with a spasm on William street, this afternoon, and In falling to the sidewalk received a bad gasll on the forehead. Mrs. Margaret Fallon, of Exeter bor ough, aged twenty-three yeats, wife of Michael Fallon, died jesterday. Tho remains were today removed to tho home of Mr. Fallon's father, Edward Fallon, at Old Forge, and the funeral will take place Saturday morning, with Interment In the dihedral cemetery at Hyde Park. John Cawlcy, aged about sixty years, died last night at his home on William otrcet, aftor an Illness which originated only last Sundaj. Tho funeral will tako place Monday at fl.cio a. m. Rev. Dr. Harshaw. of the West Side Presbyterian eiliuivli, ras called to Jackson. city, ICan.. today by a nies. sage announcing the death of his brother's wife The men who went on strike at the Stevens shaft .vcstenbiy returned to wotk this morning. A committee uom the mine woikers toiiud the grievance was a p"tty one and advised the men to rottiin to work. Ilov. and Mrs. C. M. Sitrdam were given a lioijsp.w aiming at the Metho. dl.st Episcopal parsonage Mat evening in honor of Mr, Surdam's re-appoiut-mpnt as minister of that church. The gathering was largely attended and a very enjoyable time was had. Raymond Williamson, of William siteel, and Miss Olive Rlackburn, youngest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James W, Blackburn, or Broad street, were quietly married In ninghamton last Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs. Wil llamson are tesldlng tor the present with the former's mother. Tho striking girls of the Pittston silk mill have Issued the following appeal to all labor organisations and synipa thlers; "During the past two months a ilea, perato snuggle has been waged be tween the'Valentlne Bsntley mill own crs and their employes. We have tried every honorable means of settling our strike, but without sitccets. Wo have beep wot king for the poorest wages of any mill employes wo know of, "Wo have now been compelled to ap peal to you for moral ami financial uld. Any assistance will be kindly re eclved and thankfully rembered by Lo Cdl No. 24S. Textile Woikers of ,nurl ca. Add) IMS all communications to Miss Annie Burns, iOS North Main street, Pittston." The above has tin endorsement of the Pittston Central Labor union. At the Joint .session of the city euun. tils, last evening the contract for city printing was awarded to Till He Evans, who bl3 $381.05, as uguinst the Pittston Gazette's bid for $131. The contract for advertising was aw aided tho Gazette for JIIO. At the special meeting of se 1 c-t, cjuucll, whch followed the joint eF M' M For Rent. FOR RENT FROM MAY I. Store in Tbe Tribune building, now occupied by the Times. In cluding Desks, Steam Heat and Electric Light. Also 1200 feet of lloor space on 4th floor of the Tiibune building, suitable for light maufacturing. In cluding heat, lightnind power. Enquire at ollice of The Tribune. roil ItKNT One .Me iloulile house: iiioilern lin lUuurmnK Apib Mi Haul-on utvntie. M il.MKK IIOMi; On I'.iuilos Ue Gfiu of tho t Ailiond.u ks a'i miles north of hihroon l.ai.i'. Cottaije of eun looms, eoiiiplcldy fuiliMiril, extent talilc ami hei! Until Htul slbei; li j i fom Iuirc, ally lirdroonis hciIs hale rirc iiiiiq;s and !iiHllrctcs. Mountain tprltig water in Million; ginlen .p.n.c, if ilosiinl; heatitlfiil ccenerj, dunning drive, liojllna. Huh inc. Two nulls ilall. I.lveij lonvinioni. Prlie $200 for tli; Mifn finHici particular! appl Samuel It. IliuriHc.v, ill Washington sticrt, New Yolk city. l'OIt HKNT IPrmim house, tuorlein impiovc incnts, 1 2 J Mailhon avenue. WO (iltr-.EV ItllXli: Sim:i:r. ten rooms, modeiu improvenuntsi tcain heat furniitiedj desir It ill able. Heal Estate. $MJO Hun lot MvlSO Pcnn aicnue, ' Green Uidite, WelU & Keator. fJiW IIii.va " loom houe, hnproiements. lot IDvliS. Warren street, Proildcme. Wells A. Keator. V.bQO Buja one douhlu house, 7 and S rooms, lend for 17 and $S; one -intilr houc rents for Wj lot 14otj.'. licit) street, (Jrecn ltldsc. Wetli ft Keator. -,oVil- Itui's Sroon houe, inijunveincnls, lot -Svb't, I'rexcolt aviiuie. Wtlla . Keitor. Lost. l.OisT- Tne dollais on .ueount, h.i not cettln .lour I illor mide Milts at liruschrl'H, the Turner, 121 W'.vomiiu aienuc. Jim what we i-ave )ou on jiini suits. LOST- In central illy, on 'luesdn, lid)'- irnj, vvnlrli benins Initials 1. II. riudei'nill re Hive lewarcl ly rctumimr to W" Willow- btnet. Miscellaneous. i'LMN SI'.WINO ..nd nulll makinj;; alxi sun tKinr.ets m ide to oidci. Mr. t R. Ileikcr, nil Lewis court, in rear of .iJI letTeison aicnue. mkciiamcs, i:noi.kkrs. i:i.l.(1KICI.NS. rircmen, ete., new Id pure pamphlet lontiln int. (ineslions a.skcd liy evauiinlni; hond oi cinri neers, ent fiec. Geo. A. Zellei. I'uhliilur. M. Louis. Jlo. session, ordlnam-o were Introduced an thorUinir the city elr-rk to lilre an as sistant. Mayor Corcomn's appoint ment or Thoiiian Carroll for .street commissioner unci J. J. Hart for chlrr of tho tire department were appinvcd by the council. Tho firm of Benedict & Hrow-n. whleh has conducted a wholesale mercantile establishment on Cron street, this city, for the past few years, has diss-nlvetl, Mr. G. W. Brown retires and the busi ness will be continued by Mr. Ilenedlc-t, who will collect all blll.s. AVOCA. There will be a rtnr-.ralMns In the East district, Matey township school, on Decoration day. The Hap; will he presented by tile Junior Patriotic Or der Sons of America. An uppropriaie programme Is beinK hi ranged by the pupils. The Duryea band will cnlhen the occasion. U 13. O'Brien, Jr., will remove his family to Pittston shortly, vvheic ho will be established in an ofllce repte-sontlnr- the district agent for the In ternational Correspondence School, Miss Jennie Ncwlin lb suffering from a bovere attack of ton.sllitis. Uev. It. !:. Van lloe.sen forincily pas tor of the Methodist Kplst-npal chutcli here spent a few houis with llev, II, .M, P.isene, Mr. Van llncscn iina been trauHfcrred ftom Ailcl to Little Bleud- (1WS, Otto Domiueriiiuth, of Lincoln hill, was painfully srniee.ed In the mauliln cry of the llPlilcllieriT colliery lire loom on Thursday nioinlntr. T. J. neeble Is at ll.iv.elton this week, cfimpalfirnliiK for his father, who is an ni'tive catidiiliile fur shctlff on tho Ite-publii-itn tlelvct. Apne.s, the ten-) ear-old il.iuehlcr of Mr. and Mrs. I'cier Httrtott, nccom paulod by her fullier. left this week for Philadelphia, wheie she will undergo troatiiieiit for the head, Miss Dorothy Cellls. of Wilkes-Bane, wits thegucst of the Misses Deeble this w eek, The many frlomls of nev. It. M. pus coo ato pleased over his belnt; ieas slKned to tho Avoca Methodist Episco pal churcli. DurlUK the pust tew years .Nrr, Pascop litis worked Incessantly unions his onngreKatlou and tho result Is that on Wednesday ho had ti inott-K-iffc of 7itf, held by the Kingston Heniliuuy fund, cancelled. The nniouut nn raised by Mr. Pascoe, except ono hundred dollaiH by the Ladles' Aid society. I'ndor such favorable circum stances the members enn bo into the chapel tomonow fecllus that they have much to be thankful for. Tilt! m will be a steal many disap pointed miners about town when they learn that tho Hlllsldo colllety, which was repahed and In leudliicss to start next Monday, has been closed down in definitely, Many of the employes guvo up positions elbewheio to letuin to the Hillside. Airs. 13. 0, Kelluin icturni'd home yes terday ftom Susquehanna county, wlicic the was called several weeks ago on account of the seilous Illness ot her sister, Mrs. I.arrabee. The Hose contpuny w ill meet on Mon day cvenlnp., when the younger mem beis will oigaiil.e a club. It is tho put- OOSe of the l-lllll tn flll-lllsll Din inmim in ot dec to Induce the membeis to Micnd (heir l-'Uure houis pleasantly In ' 1'ic ouitains. ' 4- Lines 0 Cents Mora Than Four Lines, 3Cantt for Each Extra Line Help Wanted Female. WAMI'.tl Honieii tn make pies and cakes! riniJ wanes to llKhf person. Apply Mutyuliao' RMIatiMtili 2J7 ) dining avenue. WASTKH l.tilliN lo liivrnllirito nut line of tailor made llltsi rvlu-ile i,il,w at lmvct prices, ('ill nt llrii'i hel's, lit W.vnnilnR avenue, Cn.il l!hinii(. liADII'.S-ir-ll Pules' -Mr! Nipporler: latest Inidillou: asy inom.v for intents! fiee sim ple.. WtllP tmlay titfoie leiiltnrles liktn, Other iiovi'lllii. Dalles Mjnfg. IV, UiIuiko. WAN mil coiunetiut nuni? woman tn take niic of physician's ofllie. Call nt Hi (JuliK.v avenue, WASTIlll i:poilenud Mudcij fflrl wanted. T i ll)iino llltiilei.i. Situations Wanted. WrrVTION .VNn:il By a .itiunj; man. as lolk'Uoi, li.ii had loui y.JiV evpillmc' with u leailltn; t'rm nt thli i It; ami tan fiuuUli A .So. I icfncm.es, Aihhcss . i". tl,, Tiihune, WAYlDD-l-ady to rill at llrusrln I's. lit Wjoni Inf.' avenue, fm tine tailor made suit-, tin evtra charge lor nuking to ordn. Our tiiottu, Satl-tadlon gunaiileed 01 incuei rtfiiuded, Ol'.N(i luairinl minim would like hoibewnik, iookiin;iii vioik of anv kind, lei p at liuinc. I'. 'Irlliuue ofllie. MrUAllON VVAM'l.D-Ily a vounc lad), os n ileik, or to do ofrire. woik. Addrcri, X. Y. '. , llemlhain, t'a, WAMIID lly a middle irci! lad), position as hnttsckicpcr In sin ill taniilv , widower' fain II) piefeirul! iifneme rflicn. Aildua lloil-c keeper, Trlhune oltite. HITfAIION- W.WII.Il-B) n .votiiiR Rill as nuw or liitlil housiiiork. AiIiIk-s- .!.!j Nrw sticct. &I1I;ATUI.V WAMKII -By a )oiins man us honk kccpn tind l.vpcuiiter; can jrm lefitiuce; small ,.il.ir), iMrrsn Wesli) II. Weaver, Lope, biilliian count), l'a. WAX'IKII I'osltloii a head pardncr, or (loiUt, on a piivate or loiumeiciil place In tha vicinity of Vranton or Wllkodlarre. Address C. Woole), I. t. 11( J7I, Wwlpoit, Conn SITI'ATIOS WANTKII-An eiericnd I mmlrrssi ivoulil like lo Ret ladies' and Rents' liundi), or am klml nl flue1 launih). Call or uddiess H00 f'roililenie loid, A MAN wants work spadinj iririlen in iikln1. tare of I iw in or an) kind of work. Addicv, Mi. an, Ecnei.il ihllien. MTl'AriON WANT I'll -A woman wouhl like o jo out In the tli) Jo .le in o'lii e or hone i leiiuim; oi take washing hom". ot to do am klml ot wuk. fill oi address, 1 ,ijo I'roiidencp li id. talTl ATIO WAMKD-lli a middle ased lull as housekeep r; illnu to ivmlt, Sddresi V. A. V... Ill Soutli overth street, cit). hlTHA'llOV WANTl.n-Ilv a lonnj mm as so llulnr ni iiilleitoi; cvpcrluaed. Ailihesi, "K," 110') I isk avinue, nn. fjirfVllON' WANIIMi- YminB nun i ica wlshis a position as hu.vclc icpaiiei; hist class lefeienie. M. . f., Tnhunc ofhi e. hITI'AT 10V W M i:i) -Middle aaed , man and wife, no rhildien; (.ireful; no dunk ot foliaico hahlts! wish chip ol Rintlem.ilis iei ilenie durinR Mimniei; he,t lefeiemes. Addieva Care, Tribune. 1IAN of aliillli, 7, imrried, well idiuatcd, with knowledge of the an ol adicrtis inR, michanle with some experience, ilcslus lo cnjiaRe with either a inauufai turiiiR or whole, hale (slahlUhnient or laiRo depirtiuenL sime. Xo reasnnalile olfer in an) line nfferitiR i ban u for promulloii rerusul. t orifspondcncc Mihiil cd. Addirss Ho 17(1, r.ciwhk, Pa. j A AAA A A A AJ, A AAA A A AAAAA A A A A poooooooooooooooo THEATRICAL. 6 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ATTRACTIONS TODAY. C'ni:MV Ol' MfSIt The Corse Piilon Stock (nuiiany. Milinceand nlctht. OAII.P Kids and Tollies Builciipic sliuw. Matinee and niitht. Corse Payton Company. I aice atteinlinie kioi Is tin- I oi-c P.iilon tinipin)' at c.u h pi rforiuame Ihc) (,'lic at the t idem) nl Musi, , iihere the .ue now plnins i neck's ciiit-iKcniini. M Hie luilinic pi-ifomi line )esleiili) .vfleiuonn, " Noble Winnm" was prc-cnliil. and last i-vinini;, "liuln ippeis nf N'l-w nrk" was the hill. Ihis is Ihe I i-l ill) and two nf their l.r-j-l pli.is will be slien. Al Ihe tuilluu, "tin Ihe Rjppahannoik" will b'e the oHerins:, and io night 'Thr LasleV Nesi" will be piohne.) "The New Dominion" Today. In view of the fiet lhat ill the sells f.,r the eienini; performs nee of "The .New dominion" hue brcn sold, it nas tice-n found nnessary to reduie Ihe prucs fur he mitluee in order to liioinmodile the I a rue number nf people who ire liohlim; ibkets. in inneiuiiue thereof the piiccs fur the milince pciioriuiiue hm bun ilunc'ed tn tin folhiwlui;: Urilu-tii, l; nrtlusiti ill ile, 7.', eculi drcs.s elrele, .Ml iei1is; bilion), liist tour town, W) iiuls, and the remiiuil.i nf the bal ton), -.'"i mils, 'I hose who hive puiehi-id tltkets tiom the milliners ol Hm lnluinlii.ii.il ( nuev pildenie Sihool's sieial, I dueiliiiuil ami II. nrli . I il assni 1 itinii i in cm ii nitre siine for then value, lint Is, M llikeis au be i i-ian.'til lor mo hi ernt liiketb, il desired. 'Iliroush the ti.uilib) of Ml. I' .1. l'oslei, the rinpli)t3 of the Intern ilional I orre-pondime Sih"nlb and Ihe Tulmiial Suppl) louipin) who ihslie to allind the nut nice p-ilormiuie tins nfleinofni will be permitted in ilu mi without any dcduetlnii fnuu lli'lr i-al.uie.. 'I In, kindness en the pait in .ne in nni;ciuiut ol the tthoohi la Ei rally appieiiatid b,v a niimnci of cinploiei who ieidi out of (own, ami will thus he rn aided in hce Ine pe norm line and add Hull mile to (he association's .'iictit. 'The Heart of Maryland." 'Pjvld llela.s(n's ureat, wonderfully elU-etlie ami mnrieloiily Mitit-ssul pli), "The Heart nf Mai). Und," is innniuu.-d leu i one nl.-ht entrasinii nt at Ihn L)cciini nvxt Wclncdiy nluhl and villi be icpeit.d in all Its origin il peifeillon ol pi.-. turiMiie and realMie senile lllustialiniu, and lliu bt I onul) iu'livlduilircil ilurulm ulll be em bodied by a compile) i-f c.ipible playerj. 'Janice Meieditb," (Ileal i.ue In i-osluuiini; the eharaitrra in a pla.v has ll'-ui bun moio trlklul) evident than in I'lauk Mclvre'i, pindiieiinu of Mauley Jb-ic. tilth," Hie neu'reioiuliomr) diiini In iihhh .Mary Manuciim; nukes her fhst appeal a nee .is a. ktar fu this city al (lie Lyceum theater iut llmn-il-iv ciiiiini;. Ni one inn lamilln iiith the kiihjrct tan pnsslbl) imagine Ilia amount eif earcful labor und roianh nitismr) In a iiroduc tiou of this I liid. n expert was icviral weeks scvuriuj; authoil liei for the disUns of the nieo-rs and the n-Milt is that en 1) toitume Mi'n In Ihl, pl.ij h ,, u,, and us turicct as if it had been handed itimu luluct fiom thr peilod which It rcpii-aiuts, Marine Band Programme, lickct, .ire now fir mlc at Powcll'n tore for tin! Maiine Hand etmceil at tt llke,-lliirc nn I'll day eieiiinv, Apill Sii. Tne followlne the pin Kllinmo as it will be ulveiii i:vi:mmi piiouhammb. National Aiitheui, "Ihe bur SpaivUd llju w" Am.iM lltciturc. ''laiiiihausn'' Warner llalle-t Music, "IVpprlii" Delibci fraxopli'Mie Solo. "Pantjjla Amcritan I'aior. Hr" .........Mocienuiu Ml. Jean II. II. Mocmiuiij. situations wanted FREE. Money to Loan. SIOMIV to loan on Improved city real enUtc. IIUSItY ni'.l.tN, .lit. CHAM. II, WT.LLKS. i THOMAS SPRAOUK. MUM'.Y TO MIAN' -On leil estate, lime ri smnll unounK nl vm p j rates, t to II per tent. I'll")' linns. llou'l.is k Ynn Ddisen, SIISM'i: fitnnell Diilldlni;. (,m TO LOW T LOWINr HAIlIx; ktnlirlil or monthl.i piiments Mnrk i: to., tinders' Hank lniildiuir, STIIAIIlltr LOANS for an.i iinnuiit, Intnesl I to II per nut , em he ohlalned from A. Dili" irlly, 111 'Iradus' Nation il hank Imlldlifi. Till: I'cnn .Mutual Life liiMuame t'nni puny will Inm uimu flit moitnuge upon initially leeited piopeitles .in) amount, for leim of .luirs, ut ln nle of Inteiesl. Cipvvoll, Atloiiiey, Paull tlullilliiff. btllAlfilir loans In amounts ?V lo ino,0l al I'i lo (t per lent! pi.vnieiits inoiithlv, nemhanntiillv m .learlv. tnteret on lulmtc. V M llunnell, tty. ROl-:' Mears nMg. MONI'V to Inm on Imnd and mnrlcase, an) amount. M. II. tloliratc, Conmioiiweallli hulldlni;. ANY AMOUNT OI' MllVIIY TO I.ON-tJuUk, f t jI.-tI t lrnna or lliithliiisr and Lout. At from 1 to rt pei lent. Call on N. V, Walker, Bll-jr, (Viinell liiilhllni. BRANCH WANT 0FFIGKS. Want Adveitisemcnts Will Be Received at Any of the Follow- . Ing Drug Stoves Until 10 P. M. Cential City AMIIItr (lll.lTy., loimi Mullnir) itieef und Wchstei iiienue. OlijIVV 1'll'IIKL. h'ji) A.I mis avenue. West Side (IKOtltli: W. JUNKI.Nis, 101 iJiith Main aieniie. South Scranton I'RI I) L. Ii:iiri'i:. :iv teilar avenue. North Scranton tiCii. W. llAMb, cornel Noith Mull aienuc and Miikct sticct. Giecn Ridge CHARM'S f IO.NI.-. l'.-i7 llick-on all tine. I". .1. .HMIN-, 'Co Ctern llulse street. C. I OIU'NZ. inrnei Washington nie line and .Mil Ion sti . ct Pctcisburg W. II KNI.I'IT.I, 1017 Irving .1 venue Dunmoie j. ti. ntiNi: ). '-tiN.' Business Opportunity. WANTI.ll Itelnble nun with fm bundled (lol Ins i.ipita, to like riluiie Mle: biRRi.r moiie) maker on themitkit: new unl.il sptu.il. li. iniiiiopi li . miivcis.il ilmiiid; unluuil d iiinkit: pai.s imuiiiiscli. l.linn rioss ni'I in liu months (none in IN nn i ) In invest u ilc, iill humeihatili on Mi. Mhw it Tin living. Eoavdeis Wanted. N 11.11- I able bondeis. Mt, Ii.n.pkiiH, 5-II Wa.hinRlon aicnue. O. A A A A.. -AAAAAAAAAAA,, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Imllilion a li I il e Wilier-Wciiuirtnci (Air.uiBe.1 fo. Militii) Bind b) . II. benltl n inn. J Mllllai) l.pi.mle Vollstnlt (luliodin ihe: I .Nalloual Mi.) Wall ,son', i leelni Hns" Ilailey 1 Miss Am) Whaley. (a) ipiiic. "Ilipde Uinie" Pnrilnim tbl Minli, "(((null lle.iwnod" Miilelminn nun'iiian Ithap-nd) so. -J I.l-szt Little Egypt Burloaquera. 'Ilu- inuinil Little I'ipl lliulifiiueis will be al the New t.aiit) tlnee iliis, bectimilui; with ii Vlonda.i mitluee, nou weik. 'Ihe lompini is i-iid to be- .in eceptionall) l.ircre one, and is ioniiistil of in lists of mni;ni7ci! .iliilll). Little K.ipl will iiosiliicli .ipi.n at nil) pirforiiiniie. I lie olio Is tompOMil of seviial 'iiahila, vaii'leilllo .lets, w hi. li me uli to please. THE MARKETS. Wall Stieet Review. New 'v.oik, April 11. 1'oln's Mm k tmrk-l wis the mojt icimrkable lehuh his it I een Ken tjininc Ihe pic-iil linpie.cilinii I -. -e ill t ll.e eia. Nm m.ly -n the nnirrlt sll' of slocks, which tiatliM .MPl.rO) shares I ur In the wide dlMriniiiien and iarh-1) ef the Ira.l inir, the diunimt rid Ile iiiuubii of I'u cilus liinnled, ,lhe ir. or. I pines Inucled ine viil'ii.vi nl Ihe irenenl ousi,,. interest iunnlist"d lu lln inaikil und fiom ihn ist nil' oiul nf vliv the ninkit his cutiicli wliheut m-iid lit in ihc hlsini) nf Wall sireil, 'Ilu- fiuii.h mm vilmli has hi en ,i b nun l the null. 'I on n ni" il lie In in skcii1 niic ilii.s ol lite an I whi h wns duo tn a stile nf in i wil-, lppieiuusii-n nu He pail nl Ihe epii ulilois fm- ll.i in-, sitiunl In be e tit li .-I i Inking in loiln'n uiiikel. 'lliu was a ni. nlv- and peidslnil uplill ot pih.s uhli h Wus as iiiissii,c as hull inlii pn,"ii and the miiket elo. d in i IiikwiiI iiii I i-pit laiulai nulbui.t Miili .is w.ih I'fihips nein mc-i Inline In ili lest live minutes nf liullus Ihr lape leioidul mi. Ii I, him. linn- i, il.imi stines of I'u li-ili.nil.l at l", while lu I nlon I'aei V Ihen- w is a stilus nf li.limitlmi. nl ejilil sli He ll (M'. iI.iihi h nes al pi), .i.ikki .hues it !"T. ".mm at im and a I'uil block of l."" .' Iim, the lop 'l in mi lb ill) mid in the hi. I'm ofllierloik Ihls" . Ililielinil, 1.. li liipliul bin then w.i blniks o l.u.i m 'mmi ih ,un of a Iiiu'i iiiuubii of lhi ni'csl in tile itin ks ilun; im; hinds ill dal, (lull -' tailor nf i nli i sal nppHiuimn nnihi al all aei'iiuil nu siieli Kiueiiil slieii.th, 'Ihis was Ilu lu ill. eil iclilluii in tin im in) 'nilkii Hid Lie pimpiet of i in slioiitr lank l ileiiuut tuui'Uinw, lit unir this laili'i las nidi a itniilc I'Ullnj,' nn I tie pi .p Hill's wliuaC .sillies win- n( mii li eii;.i dunlin! lulu). Hale vuic fw rl'i'iltU lutliii in -s t. li ileti'ilid In Ihe 'inline. Ihe niuplcliou n lip liiulliulcn dial of i. nii.se hoi a tiotib't imhi Hue nu hiiitiiiitnl. .illli'iil'li Ihnlliuloii. i.'relt Ncilheui ind Noit'ieru I'ailllt- hi I a v i) nn nn ,iluioii, pluc- In the ti.iilinc lint tin ih u.ie Ihlik with ni'iioi's ot nu isini., i, i.ikin b) i Iwil nllinul si.hnu in i.il.,i-t the lli.illn.slni hal. 'Ihe iiiiivtiiunl in I uiiiii I'n In i in in the, AlihW'iis hi, ili.tlnilli- tia eable I. till. Uillui-lic, iilihil by sup, ih nu Id. n i win. 'I.-, nl i nilnf illillinil Im re.iTs. 'Ihe Hiltish .-spiut duly on in.ll was i fa. tor lu the bnoi-aiii up'lfi nf Ilu- n 1 1 i'i.i id liiiiuuiiioiis .. i i in in.. I,, i ainii-i'd hopes nl a laiin iiiimlli lu mu evpoit tl nle lu teal. 'Ilu cvpi.fe oi ks uu ml upw nd, nn Ihe 1 1 In I III. a i li's'T i-.su I il lm in. In line as Ihe UMilt nf )isteidi)'i. e'K-i tl.ii. a, ,ll ' I 'li of (he I nllid sji, i:pns, nt m'Ulil, ,,.' iilir, .nmpiiihs. lb lit I in u iucicd nf sinilhn .-1 i i l.illloiiU vii. a put ni luilm hi thai -itnii nf Ihe in si Kt 1. the hum ami nl uiila un utd loppii was aii'ounli.I tni h.i iiuuns nl luilli i ahsiiptlnlis by that tniupaii). h tiiielllni Minks licit iironi; ill) (.Imp eniiliast in Ihe ;iner-il inovcni.nl nf tin inail-ct was Ih' belli Hiss it tin i'nlled siut,, st. el Intks, the p' lerml fallinir at niin line ncuil) a mint bclov, last iiUht. ft a j I ih. lnoie impii.lant i rt Lull's foi the iIji wen: l I'.iul, i,ih, l,. iiimo iinl ilhhi, 11), I nl.'ii Paiifv, I. inal,:J null. I (oppii, I), lloek l-l nn, .1'., 'Vi and Paiille. .IH. h iit.-,i, and Ixi. ,1'jj ihe jiuut'i al del hills, iroiu In ion,; tl,.. j(tu Canadi Niiilhtru, iuiilin rxpios. .',; Wells, 1'juo. ''.-. and i lii.-e uunbei ot nth.-i ,,i ks finui '.' ti. .'I pnliil . Iliislutss In bond, vv is il.-" iei) uillie and be tame uieully tlinii.; u the il.n uoprs-"il. Tnlul whi. pa vain?. 7i'in,n.) shuv, I, ,s. nliiivlliu Si ile. lined (j, and the Oa 'J p. ( c-nt. en tin. last tall. 3 Insertions 25 Cents More Than Four Lines. 6 Cent for Each Extra Line Tor Sale. foil SM.II-Cnrner lot In S'rrlh Park, Apt'ly In Mm. . K. Uncle), till Klst MarUt atrcrt, Sirantoti, l'a, l'OIt SAI.K-ST. llLILV slTtl 110(1. KIM'. PIMH Rice, welithl 111 pounds, II months old, thllty lluhes tall at shoulderai Inantlfnl nppeir nine! espeelitly kind In children: nn pirn e lo kttp hlui, rrason for sclHns. Addnsii llox 221, Tiihune utlhe. lK'lt.SIS I'lllt M,t:-A iilie pill' nf ponle. nmf two hcf.vv hori-es nie ollereil cheap by II. .M. Moles, 5 a) ( 1 1) avenue. roil SM.Il (ar load ol .vounc; found hoises ivelxhltu; In lit tlWl tn UW) puiinds. !!J1 Oak lord court, .1. M. Field. Booms and Board. Lnc.i: finnt room with board for two Rentle men, lit, dams nvenue. P?OFESS0Vfl L. Certified Public Accountant. K. C. SPAULDIXG, 220 IlitOADWAY, XUW urk. Architects KDWARt) II. I)AV1, Mil HirrXT. fONNLLL bulldiiiR. rm:i)i:iticK l. nnowx. AncmrntT, pitiris liulldliiR, Utl WashinRlon aiimie, Scranton. Dentists, nn. c. n. i:ii,i:.niii:iuii:ii, palm duimiixh, Spiuce bttcct, Scranton. UK. C. C. LAIIU.H'II, ll. w omi.no .vvkxui: Physicians and Sugcons. nn. w. l alli:x, on north WAMiixtitov avenue. IM1. S V. IAMOUK M'.V. OI'I'H I :iofi S-tl-ingtnn avenue. Resident p. HIS Mulhcrr) hionic disease, Iuiir-, heirt, kldneis and senlto-uiiniry organs a opiclalt). Hours, 1 to I p in. Hotels nnd Restuvants. nfi;i'LK cArrl ir' ANI '-7 l'KSK,',!' aicnue. Rates reasonable. I. 7KHILLR, riopiletei. MRWItlV HOCK, ni:ah n.. L. k w. ps hcncci depot. Conilmled on the l.uropean plan. Vlt'lOIl KOCH, Pioprieton Osteopath. s i:i:iii nrni: r.v.h orl:oI,.Tll. jjs vd X Washington Ave., r-cianlnn Pa. (Iironi. Diseases ,i (.pteiill). OfiUc Hours! S30 lu 12 ni ! 1."l lc 'i .M) p. in. Seeds. O. R CLMHii: k CO. HILIISMIIV M1 Xt'll mmen. store 3)i WasliliiRton aienuc, picm hou-es, irjO North Jhln avenue; More tcL phone, 7&J. Scivcnger. a n. nnii:n Lr.v privy vai lis and ic-s piioN; nn ! ; Old) impioved piimps tLsed. . I!. Uuc:'s, pioprietor. Le.ne rnlcia tl"0 Ninth Vlatn aicnue. or Kicke'.s elms "-lorf, ivr. nu Adams and Mulbfiiy. llotli teliphones. Wire Screens, jo-iipii lit i.rn.L. man an i.rn avi:., tcianlon, l'a , minufii tiller of Wire Screens 'Ihe ftillovvinp eiiotillons nie fuini.slicd The Tiihune hi- M s Jnnhn .v. Co . rooms 70'i-70'i Mcaia building, scianlon, Pi. Telephone OTVl: Open- IlUh- Loss- I los ing, est. est In,?. Viu-ihai. s?ai . . . Il in1. Ul W Ainu. 'I ubat. Irs l-"i': PSV 1 Atclilsi.u (.Ti 71 f" 7 Atihbon. Pi 07 '171.. !V, 'V. Drool.. Tiaetimi l'i M1 Si'. PtV 11.11. .v. niii.i t nst.. HI !!)', font Tobii.e 17:1 as'.s 7 ,'1'-- t lies. ., ohm Ult 401 g 4iis Mj (lib. . (,t. We-t H) --' -' ( Ide., II. .s. Q 1'iV.i IPH UU V'l'i M. Paul 1.17 H lili7i 157 11!'. Ho. K Mind 1HS llfi'- IWVi IVl'.i Pel. .V Huds, u Mi isi 1701i INIv? K.111. A. T.- . Pi 7' t-'H n78 ih"s Linus f, Nusl Iir,' HMTb in"'1, li' Man. l.leuileil IJR'-j I'n IJ7'i l-"-"s Mil. 'Ii.utii.n 1711, 174 172 17.1 Missn. Puilfli- mb IM'i IM1! l"n soiithein P..tll,e tn I7'3 41.'.. l7-' v. rrn i West :..; im r: it Nnllllllll I'll'-he la.ln I'll!.' Wl llU'i N.ilh. Pu Ifu. I'r .... nsif 0SI1 llklH 'i N. , (uitnl V1 l'.4i JilJ'L- hH'j lint, iv West em 11 Hi " - P. una. It. II H" lii I VI I"') 1'iehh- Mill Mi .1" "' '" It.'iihin; It) '"''i :'7 n'. -T llcadint: Id, Pi 711. i''t. 7,.,j .! isoiilhilii It It -iili HOiJ "OK, 0 li R. I!. Pi- ... . s.U Sits M'v, i's Trim foil A Iro 1 r.0 6fl I . s lealh. U't M's l'.- f s, la-ather. Pr 7- 7e'i 77'1 t'. is. I(ubbr '"'! .'i'i J"Vi fnion P.iiifie 'I7l If") f,' 1'iih.n Piiiflt. Pi M' --si- -R'j 1 W 1I11.I1. Pi . ., . I'l'ii l'"s ft ,,1 Western I ulon 01 'IP- '". I'l'i (nl I ml .. lion ... l PI "m 11 Mud li.pnri I.M'j 2'V, IW'i KVi P.ople'h (.is Ill't llni lll'i II lis ..i. pu the IHj H.'i It'S I"' iu, I 11 r.iiindiv .. . 2i .'il'i -1 "n I . s Mcel ( .1 47' j 1714 h'5s 17 I. ,s. Nd o. P PI Itt'i. hl'j Pl'.i XUW YIJllK (iltMN' MAftlvLT. Open- llisli- Low. Chs. ilir.l. inj,', e-t. ot. iiu M.v 70'; 7n' 7I)"1. .("1 dull 7t'i il'i 71 7l's (DIIN-. )i) ll's ll't H i ll's Scranton Boaul of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS Did. Aikcd. Pint Kall0r.1l HanU 1200 ,,, bcnnlon taiinys llmk ,, 350 ... 'Ililnl Nutlonal liink d-o ,,. Illuie Deposit and Discount II ink,, 275 ... Pconomy l.ltsht. II & 1', Co ... I.scka, Trust Safe Deposit Co 150 ... Claik'fc Snmrr Co., Pr, 155 Scrantrn lion 1' nee i Mf,'. Co. ... ,,, 100 Scranton MU Work , IU laeka-iauia Da.iy Co, Pr 20 County fcavluM Rank A. Trust Co., 3CO Knt ,Notinil Pink (Caitor.dale) SOI Slundard Drllllm; Co 30 Tu'hrs' National Hank ,,,.,,,,,, 143 ,,, Nrantin I hilt and Nut (o 100 ,,, BONDS. Scranton Pasnyer Itailvvay, drat MortKaee, du- POO .... 115 ,,, People' streft Itallivay, ftrt mort- eat. due 10XS ,,.',,...,,,,,. 1J ,,, I'eoplf'j Street Hallway, (jcneral fwnnJ7.", due 1WI Ill ... Ditkien lla-iufjeturins Co 10a Ui.ka l"ownhlp School S per cent. .,, 10J City ot Sciantrn fat. Imp. (I per lint 103 Seranten Irictlon 0 per tent US ... Scranton Wholesale Market, (Counted by II. U. Dale, 27 Lackaivaniu Ave.) Iluttti Cicaur). old, 'JOa-ile.i frech, 2Ji2i(tc.: dairy, fuih. 2lVja2Jei old, 15315c-. Cl.itee I'Nill cream. Wallc. Krbs U'eitcrn fieoh, llli to 15c,; nearby tlale, 11Vi t" Ite. Ileans Per bu , tholce marrow, J!.63ai ao. P.a llrans I'cr bu., thoico marrow, $.'.Jia2.60. Medium Beans P.T bu , 3.'iOa2.l5. (been I'u.s-I'er bu , 41.10j1.15. Onions Per bu., $1.10at.60. 1 lour Heat patent, per bbl., $1 6.1. ltcl hidney Beans Per bu , .M5ai.50. New York Grain and Productt. New- oik. April l'J.--Uour without new fea ture, incitl) luMiu's linn al lo.uicr price. Wheat spot ilium: No. 2 red, 7'Jc. f. 0. b. afloat: .No. 2 led, I7-Se. delator, No. 1 northern lul' & & PROFESSIONAL. Lawyers. irtAXK kT noYi.i:, atiohniiy-at-lwi Rooms 12, II, Id ntiel 19 llurr bulldlns. r. k. TnAcv,ATT'V.coMMONyi:.i.Tit nt.nq JT'it. itr.PLotiLi:, attohsky-loaxs xiini, tlateil mi real estate- seetirlty. Mears building), tc l.t.ii.t.ii, itct line unit Koriinn .imni cormr .niitinni vimie ii cpruce utreci. WH.LAllI), WARHUX ti KN'APP, ATTOIlNBvJ and e i)unsellor9-.il'l.uv. Hepublleao bulldlnn Waslilngtoii avenue. Ji.SSt!P ft, .HISSUI'. ATTORVIIYM AND COt'Vl ncllora-nt-l.iiv. ConimnnvTealtli bulldliiff, ltooin 1U, -JO miiiai. ldwarii w. 'iiiAVr.ii. ATTonxr.Y. noojij Wit 14)1, Utli tloui, .MiMH building. lT A. WATni:. ATrOltXI'.Y-AT.LAW, nOAUlt of Trade bulldlnsr, bcriinton, Pa. IMTTiniSON .V Wilcox, TIIADKUS' XATIOXA Hank bulldltm-. . .4 c. coMr.ovs. p-u! lmi'tinMCAN nuii.nisn. a. w nrtiTiioLK. ofKici: jiovkd to noi 211 Wjnmlni" avrnue. Miscellaneous. nitl.slAM( I'Oll LHII.IIItKN TO OltUDRj abo l.'dies1 vval-ls. Louis Sliocirukcr, 211 Adams avenue. MK(iAiini:i: intos.. pihntlrs' v clones, naner lues, tvnue. SUPPLIKS. CXI Waichousc, li Wa-hltiRtnn aicnue, t union, Pa. HAll t voi la mi' um.ki'c.i! vuur. ui.r.niii) CAN" ni! li. Seraiiion nt tin- in ws st inds of Re! Ilins. tiv! Nil uce and ,"01 Linden: M. Norton .Ulli 2U .'22 Lulavvanni avenue; I. a. bcliuticr, Spnice street. LEGAL. 1lli:ili: will be a -iHuinl election in tlj .seventh waul nn WcdncuLii, 21th diy of April! 1011. for the purov-c of seci tlnpr one person tj mve as Nleit Councilman for Mid vvanl, lc4 l..l.n I' llnnl..i ,,ulnii. .1 .lAMC.s MttlR. City Itccordcr. Vpnl 1,, 1W1. bernnton, Pa. Arniroii's' xonri:. in rk: i:stti: or kii. inund 1. Hovh. dci cased. In the Orphans Conil of I.ik k iwanni County, Pinnlviinla. No, : I.'. Series !)." 'the undeisiRiied, nil auditor appointed hr Ihi Oiplniis' Couit ot Mid County, to make dislri bniion ol the fund in tho hands ol the eveiiilnij 'I .1. Kill), as hlinvvn by the srioud piriij imount of the eviciilnr, hereby Riven injirl that he si ill attend tn the duties of his up polntment on Wednesdn, the. llnl day nl tlayi 1) . ITfll. M 'i n't Irak a. in., al his olthe, o. r fit Mens building. I itv nf Nrinton, in KviiJ iiiiinl). nl wlihli tune and place all persons ban inc ilubus iinisl. viid csl ite are itrpiucd to .u pi ii and piesent the Mine, or otherwise lie fori ever debirred fmro inmi'is in on fiii! fund. niARLKS K. DANIKLS, Auditor. i NOrirn-SKALKD PROPOSALS FOR ALL All. veitislnR as rcquhcil by Koe. I, Art. -Y, i.j an ct of the ( nt-r.il Assembly ot PiBins)lianii. diled Manli 7. PJilI, icl.itinc; to Hie Knvcinme.nj nf tides nf tin" weond eh. will bo received a (he iic'iilii's oHne in the Cllv of scranton, u to ; n'olnik p ni.. of W'cdnesihy, April 24 Hi, 1001. when siul bids will be npeiir and com linn .lw.irrleri in aiionhnco vvllh the requites ire nls of Mirl Act . JMI'.P MOIR. City Kocoider. Sciantnu, l'a . Vpill I5. TiOl. in ni:: Tit v-NM-'int or iioiKii uci:n&e ol Mice b. I.lo)d Xolieo U trivrn Ihil the Court of Quarter of slen ol iLacUaivanni County Ins tiranteil a rulj to show- cause vvhv tin- hottl lie-ense of Alice If, Lloyd in the- 1'irst waul ot ihn nnimiKh of link wn City hlult not be triiLsfened to Albeit Ilenne. Utile is returnable April LOth, l'jtil, al 1 o'clock at chambers. . ni.ORni: s. imux, Atloinc'jr for Petitioner tit Ii. tJ'f. f. o b. afloat. Opllous cencrallj weik. but rinsed about- ste.iil.v- ut 'Si'.ir. ni( decline. l iv 'losed 7!'ic. : .luly, 7ii"'n ; heit, 7nc. Coin Spot Mead)-; N'o. 2, .av, .levator .-ml fiO'n- f. 0. li. alloit. DptioiH irincrill) pteaily and cln-rd firm at liii- nil idv-nnm. April clo.-ed .1'i"-sC.; -M iy, 4Tvii-.; .lull, Islii. r-ipt,, -is;se. ens .spoi mill, so. ., ..n-i. No. :.", .toi.ac; No. 2 while, .ij'.illt.-- No ! vihifc, .12c, Iraek tniseil viestirn, .M)i.itije. track white, 3I' !.:. Options fairlv Mi uli- il div but quiet. Hirtter- (jmrt; frc-.li treaiueiv, I(n2Ie.: factory. lUi-ilt'sf.; hnilatlon t rt mu erv. llilfi-. ; (-1 Jlt- uairy. I u2ilc. Cheese-. M irket stentli ; lam v larce .olnri-d, 1lill'ii. film Iucte while, lOV.ilb-.; fanev .-.in ill ml, mil, l-.'.il2i-.; fnic-y sinill vihile, Itv, H.V. li.-s-, Mcadv; btate and I'.-nn i., llallVic. , Miullnin, "ilPic: viestern, storage, JIJ4c; we,tciii reffuhr packed, llall'.it-. Chicago Live Stock Market. Chilian, pnl 10. Clllle rteeelpls, l.irula Hirers, penenilly Meuly; hutc.li. is' steu k, fIioiii- Ktiod to pnnio stten,, ". ; poor In iu"dlivii SI00i4OT: Rtoekeis and fccilin., .hnlee, etieji,- othei-b. blow, W,75il.')rt; imvs, s2.Mil.Vi, fleif ers, V.$"i4 S.1; tanners, $2.1ili2.,,1; Mill, stronger, h575.iI."0, .alics, ihout steulv, fliv lexis fed Blc.ra, thin, f l.-'S 1.1 H.1 ; le.ca c;i.i-( olein, st .'.fti t; Te-is bulls, 2.7.'n" rm. Hoffs- Ite.-t fpt3 todi), ILOri; tomorrow, I ', IKO; left over, cMnnarid, II iHl: openul .1.1 hiRher; closed fsicr; top, in II; mivid mi hutclier, f,1.7.1ae.l0; poorl In .hobo, hrv v .j.Caii.lfi; ronith heav), $.1.75a3.t1; luht, . !J a6j bulk of sales, ftj.ll 16.OI. Sherp Itereipti,. d.noo; (.lieep, steidi : linihi Mronirer; swl to chohe iietiifrs, .l 7.I1I, fn to e-holie, mixed, f,4fii,7ii- we-lein tdi- i $ln1ij; .veailliiR-s-, $t,7,-,,i.-,j inf lie. Ilmb iJ a5Jo; viestern limbs, )?riil .'.i, Chicago Grain nnn Produce. Clilcaco, Apill l''.-l inlenie nf hull minlpiih (ion in corn and 1 i-li up 11 m inm In poik ws 11 the features ot dull nsium 011 'I lunge toiiv, Wheat tloseil Ji lower; emu, 'i huhei: n,u a tihielo down ami provisions fi.iin ,1 , ln.,i in .Tali- lard to ."').-. juiprouel m July pork. Ci I epiolmons were folloivit- I'lnur- Sleadi ; No. .1 spilutr ivheif. 7n.,; ,. ! rrd, 70V '"Jin-: .No 2 e-oiu, Hi,; o .i.-lhiv, IP.i , V' ' mis. 2111,4121.' 1 ; Ni j whin-. 'elt.iJ'i : J,o :i white, :.,,!,.; No 1 le. 1.1 .!. d t.-'din-,- hiiley, i, j r ,, ilmue iiiilltni; i.'h-j No. I li ,C(I, 5-1 hi( 1 12, N. I rihv. stem, M :jii.,-,2; pr,iu tiiuothi fc.i, Ssi 71, mess poik, .10il I.,, I ml. ? Hih.17'-.: shoit ilhs, .mvih j-,. ,(,. ullrd shoulders, r.;i7i.-j h.Jlt ,tni suhj f s.2.113 Jy, Mhi-key, i .'7. Buffalo Live Stock, J'.TSt Ililflllo, April Ifl Ile.elpls Cullle, nf rirsi slurp and lamlii, M t its; li"ss, :tft . iri ,Shlpniciit.s-C.itlp, (iS uu; slnsp und lamb, 1 ens; )io'3, 22 c irs. Cuttle tilbiiui oul) out load. Wool hmh, .hobo to CTln, .."Ail.TO; tllpp'l lmils, eholeo lo etia, f'.a1.I0. Iok- Heavy, $n.;ij pisn, si in FINANCIAL. NMvVN SpsncerTraskdOo BANKERS 27 & 29 Pine St., New York, Transact a general banking business; act as Fiscal Agents for Corporations, and negotiate secuiity issues of railroads nnd other compa nies', Execute commission 01 ders and deal in INYESTflUNT SECURITIES Descriptive list of bond offering) furnished on application. Members New Yoik Stock Exchange Branch Offices: 65 Stats St.v Albany 't i f