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THJ5 SCBANXOX TRIBUNli-.MONDAY, MAY 27, 1001.
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INTELLIGENCE
OF NINE MULE
60MB OBSERVATION CONCKHN
1N0 THAT ANIMAL.
Iho Expieaslon "Dumb ns n Mulo"
Evdciitly Out of Place, for There
Aio Many Anlmnls Tlint Do Not.
Show as Mttr-li Intelligence Sonic
Things the Mule Docs In His
Work Umlergiotmcl He Cnn Do a
Vnst Amount of Labor nnd nn
Equal Amount of Hnrtl Knocks.
Tin- Jiiiiliiiiclic .iillli'tlcs r IVinisyl-
v.'inla i'iin Inf mi in Mlxifi'ii tbo'.is-
tuiil inuli'K in Hi'' iii'fPSH.iry Imiiilllnu'
of Hi' cnn. Sixteen tlimisiiiiil mul'1
HIP llllli- II li'MpiM'tlllllf lllllllll'T of mil
llllllf II' tllO.V Well' pIlHTll III I' IIU''i
oik li mill" iittiifliml in t ho iiicicillm;
intllin lull mill nil stri'trlli'il, iihiiIcp
moly HkIiI. Ii w inilil ninki' u stvliiK
Hili'ly-llvo iiiIIcm Iiiiik. This Is only u
mmikIi iMlrllliitlini. mill mi ii1Iiwmiu,.-
llilS Iipi-11 IIIMilc fur VlirylllK Ir-liKtllK nf
in Mm. t'l'uliiilily Hi" lino "III vary a
mllr nr i nn Hilti-i- wny. Inn It kIvps
the ii-mlr-p a Ki'iu-ial hlon what this
llllllllllT llf lllllll'H lll'llilS.
Wlml iiinmitit nf Iiiiim-, nr nitliiT
iiiiiip.invfT they pxprt por yi'iir I Im-pu(-il)p
t'l Ki'l al, mi aivuiint of tin.'
wil'lh vmjlnj,' loinls ami I'liinlltlniiH nf
'I. im rars. IIcmIiIpm. It Ik not tlio wrlt-
t's Inicniinii to ilvvoll iipnn thin feit
turp of Hi" initio, nor In the urtli'lo to
In- ii ilis-'irliitiill nil till' physical or
miiitiiuiii'iil wet-up of tlip mule, or how
lip slmiilil lie liroiiKht up In Ills youth
to iiiak'- a ri'Kn'Ptiiltli mull. Hut tin
iirtfoh has tn ilo with thp traits ix
ltililtoil liy Ilip IIiiIsIipiI proiliicL as .seen
moiiuil vailmis inlnm? plants. s
It Is wii'irii with tho vIpw to rlplif
a popular i-iinr.. that whlrh li'Knrili
i iiiuli' as a iluiuli animal, anil to
r.iiollsh or ip.strii'l tin use of that
slnnilpious plmiei'. that exprpsslon up
plh'il in some fool uf a human IipIiut
wIipii lis saiil In If ns ihinili a. n
mule, not nuMiiiiiw that tho human b
intr diipsn't 'Ipsprvc sonii hiii-Ii coni
parlKou, but I ho mulo doesn't. Fools
shoiilrl ho riiinpai'cil to miiiio other ani
mal. Kuperlieiully tho appi'iimnee of
Hip niiilp is iiKiilnst him. .An awkward,
liiiKHiuly. I'lunisily-bullt animal, with
a dull and somewhat stupid oxpios
uioii. Itut a moiv intimatp apituain
tiiirp iHspoms trails piitlroly at vnr
i.irei with IIipsp hlirfiipp liullca thins.
LJSIM,AYS INTh'I.UOKNVi;.
Up i 'iniinoiily displays an ,'iiiu)uiit of
inlPlllBPiifp in the pprfornmurp of Ids
Moil, which Is second to nunc in the
animal kingdom, anil ol'teiu i-nnUs liim
1 ml pf than the fool of a. driver bavins:
bin. In cliaiRp. lie Is as iiitelliKPiit as
mi animal as man lias subservient to
his iisp. Mules niuv !- seen at wmlc
aiouml vmioiis collieries which I'rum
tlie manner In which they so about
thfir ninni roils duties leads one to he.
lu've that if I hey are not reasoninc,
thinking; animals they arc the next
thins to It. AVIial the anthracite mines
w i 'tiki di wilhont them is bard to real,
ize. No mechanical system of hauluuo
Is so llexiblc as to dn away calmly
Willi thcii use.
The hnr.v is nut h.ntly ciihubIi to
i ompielc witli him, liosidcs does not
possess ciioiikIi ciimmon mulo souse.
Here nr i few examples anions' th
luanv seen hy the wilier around tie
i ollieries illustratiiiK the niule'.s intel
l'K'lue. DlhPis could lie citpil. but It
v mild iavoivp a too delailed deserili
liou of various pieces of inaehlnery
a oil other appliances in use around
the plants lieforp (lie actions of the
mule would bccuiut inli-lliKililo.
At a mill' whore the cars are ileliv
i red to the breaker I'tnm a Iihk tun
nel, tho trips consist of anywhere from
twenty to thirty cars, the trips are
pulled to tlie tunnel mouth by a string
of niillis. From here to the bieakor is
a ileseendiiiM; ftradi. and a single mule
is used to deliver (he cars to that point.
This mule, on lipming the rumbling; or
tlie iippi'iincliliiK- trip, walks back to
tin tuuniii: m rut 1 1 1 unal tended ,and
uiriis mound in preparation to beiiiK
itti'ilicd to the trip, lie t lion keeps
lonkillH; hackwaid toward tho tunnel
mouth, witli his oars alertly clacked
to juilf-e how far tho trip will eonio bo
fore slot pint?, li,, moves backward or
forward several feet as his jiiiIkiuciu
tells him tlie trip will run past or nut
up to whore lie stands, while at the
same time ho casts inuiiiriiii; Rhinces
it his driver to see If ho Is aware of
the approach of Hi trip.
i!i:ro.Mi:s anxioi's.
On its nciiier approach the inure
anxious does he become, because he
wants to be attached to the trip of
cars befoic they come to a dead stop,
his kuowitiK as woli as a human lii'iin
llitit it is easier to keep them moving
than to start them from a standstill.
The driver merely atliiehos tho mule's
hi tin to tho cars, and tin mule starts
without a word mid pulls these' cars as
fr as his juilKineut tells him it Is nec
essary, this distance dependlm,' on the
sliced with which the cars are travel.
Iiik, then steps to one side out of the
way of the uioviiiK trip, while his chain
detaches itself as soon as lie slackens
up his speed. Tills would be called
judgment In a human wk.
It is a common slnht to sen mules so
r.iclni,' to the stable on licaritiK Hie
lirsL sound of the dinner whistle, ihoy
knowhiK as well as any of the hciimper
ItiB breaker hoys what it moans, and
nro jiibt as anxious in set their dinner.
Many will stand up for their iIrIUs In
reuard to tho dinner hour, and ahso.
lutely it-fuse to pull a pound after tho
whistle has sounded, Tills is rather
human, too, Isn't it
A mulo which I greatly adiuiiod was
a i lean-limbed young jenny who was
tho leader in a team of elKht, used hi a
Ioiir underKinuud haul In a miiio near
Tamafiia. Hho had the weakness of her
sex in beiiiK extremely vain and sits
coptildo to (lattery. Hlio would toss her
head and prance around qulvoriiif,- with
delight when her master spoke to or
petted her. I think ihe diiver was
equally proud of his little loader from
tho en in and attention ho bestowed
upon her. And lie should he, for, to a
certain extent, the driver's life depend
ed upon the luielllKonce of his head
mule. Should the leader stumble or
take a wiouk road In traveling- the In
tricate road In tho dark, which they did
at no mean speed, small chances of (lit
driver escaping; being crushed In the
pile-up of mules and cars which would
bo bound to follow.
l'JC'K OUT THK mailT ItO.Vl).
l.t was marvelous tho manner In
vhieh sho wuuld pick out the right
oad. 1 hud visited the mines :v dozen
lines before I wits bine I ei.uld follow
ho fcume ipute. Ho. many branches
ml side roads, and all turnhn-s look
like In a mine, but tho little mule
lover innile a mistake. At ti low
n iiUUe trud). the driver she would
ntnrt pulling Ilka nmil until she had
all the rest or the mulc3 pulling nd
the tilp lu motion, then her pulling
was uer, Khn set the. pace and led
tin way. That wiic nil that was re
united of her. Hhe knew when they
had leached the end of their Journey,
the place where they would bo tin
hltrlipd. and where to a nicety to turn
around In a somewhat narrow space,
so all the mules would have room to
turn In, then without a word of com
mand proceed to where the trip to he
pulled out wax standing, In fuel, all
the drivel did wu to hitch and unhitch
the team. The lltlllo leader directed
everything e.ue.
Drlveis of Individual mutes have
more time as a rule to spend on the
education or their animals. 1 leinem
her one mulo who when ho had pulled
the car In as Tar as lie could go with
It. on being unhitched and led back
of K, would- push It the row remaining
feet with It's breast. The same mule
would be left attached to a car while
his dt Ivor went a couple of hundred
yards off to set a switch. On his
whistling (I could barely distinguish
It) the mule would stint out with the
cur unattended, lie would search your
1 nckets fur something good to rt,
sIpiiI your handkerchief, at a word of
cominand from the driver mounted a
Ibit truck which was standing there,
piey hide mid seek, Ills master going
and hiding and tli-u whlntllng, when
the mule would hunt liliu up.
AVIIi:i:i.S SMDINfJ.
I have seen individual mules In pull
ing a trip of loaded ears hesitate and
look around: the driver poelvlng Its
actions would stop the trip, run back
and remove a sprag from one nf the
wheels, the sprag having accidentally
been overlooked and allowed to remain
in Hie wheel. The mulo had detected
the fin t that one pair or wheels out of
a dozen or more were being slid along
the rail. He was accustomed to pull
ing a certain load; on any Increase be
wanted to know what it was. The
driver told mo that (lie mule always
detected the sprag before he did, and
look this method of notifying him of
its plesence.
Mules sonn come to understand what
is in a man's dinner can. ami once they
have been Ted from one. they become
regular thieves. Very slick and cun
ning (hey me in their efforts to get
at the contents. They will wait until
no one is minimi, and If a can is In
sight nose around it until they have
the lid off, when they quickly appro
priate the contents. Coal Trade Jour
mil. PITTSTON.
Fp'rlal to thp Siranton Trilium-.
I'itlston, May 2rt. Kdward V. Dickey,
a well-known resident of West Pitts
tnn. died very suddenly Saturday night,
at the home of Mrs. George Daman,
on York avenue. Mr. Plekey's death
is si very sad one. a grnat shock to Ills
family mid friends. For tlie past few
years lie had lived in Warren. Ohio,
and at the time of his death was city
engineer or that place. His family, con
sisting or Mrs. Dickey and two c-hll-dien,
had retained their residence here,
but were ju.st preparing to join tlie
husband mid father at Warren. About
a week ago Mr. Dickey arrived hero to
look after the details of the removal.
The family's household goods had been
packed in a I.ehigh Valley freight car
Fiiday and the family wore staying al
the boinp of Mrs. Daman for a few-
days, Mr. Dickey expected to leave for
Warren todav, and his wife and fam
ily were to follow next week. Satur
day he complained of not feeling well,
but he was not confined to bis bed and
his illness seemed so slight that no
physician had boon called tn attend
him. Kven as late as 7 o'clock Satur
day night ho had been at a neighbor's
house transacting business, and short
ly afterward arrived at the Daman
home. About S o'clock, while sitting in
a chair, he suddenly reeled over to the
llnor and expired within a few minutes.
Heart disease Is thought to have
caused ilea III, Deceased was lifly-threo
years of age. The funeral will take
place fioni the Daman home, -01 York
avenue, West Side, Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, with Interment in West
I'lttstnu cemetery. .Mr. Dickey and ids
family had a number or acquaintances
in Scranton.
Hoard wanted on a farm, See ad
vertisement in "Want" Directory In
another ci.luinn.
John Young, aged twenty-four years
and five months, died Saturday night
about !' o'clock at tho home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, at
Sobastopol. Deceased was a well-known
young man hero and a member of the
Kaglo Hose company. He had been slek
for the past three weeks with typhoid
fever. Tlie funeral will take place Tues
day afternoon at t.!!0 o'clock, with ser
vices at the family home, and inter
ment in Plttston cemetery.
John Ornvoll, jr., of West Pillston,
will spend' tlie week at Hrowp. Hollow-,
near Olyphnut.
William Hailstone, at present Inside
foieinnn al the -Ml. Pleasant mine, will
on June 1 assume the duties or Inside
foreman at the Twin shaft of tho Sen
eca Coal company.
Mrs. William Halrd. of Sobastopol,
left yesterday for Thomas, Tucker
county. West Virginia, wheie she ex
pects t" rislde In tin future, her hus
band having about four months ago
accepted a position as civil engineer
with the Davis I'oko and Coal company
there.
A. W. Dictrlck, or West Plttston.
spent Sunday among relatives at l.ynn,
Wyoming county.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Spfri.il lo Ihe SViuiilon Tiltmiip,
Tunklianuoek, .May "I. K. Clayton
Sharpe, of Windham, was calling on
Irlouds hero Friday,
Mrs. Martin Hennell Is nt Strouds
hurg, caring for her daughter, Miss
Kllzahoth, a teacher III tho Normal
school, who Is ill at that place.
Lafayette I'lutl, of J.aceyvllle, was
doing business in town on Friday,
Hoard wanted on a farm. Seo ad
vertisement lu "Want" Directory In
another column.
Cliiirles Do Craw, n well known and
prosperous farmer, living near Thurs
ton, In Katun township, coniniltteed
suicide by means of a dose of arsenic
on Thursday morning while In a m
of despondency. Ho leaves n wife and
family of four children. Ills acquaint,
unci's are wholly uniiblo to account
for his rush 'act of self-destruction ex
cept on the theory of Insanity.
Andrew P. ttedford, of Scranton,
was doing business In town on Friday,
Two of tho local papers complain
this week of luck of order on our
streets and urge tho peace olllcers to
enforce the la,w,
In tho ejectment suit between J. C.
.Menger on the one side and John Ti'al
Icr, J. S. Blink and others on the oth
er, arbitrated on Wednesday at the
court house, tho arbitrators found ijn
uward in favor of tho defendants, It
uppeurlug that the plaintiff had parted
with his title or Interest to others be
fore bringing action. The land In con
troversy lies lu Falls township.
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THEATRICAL. I
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ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
Ar.li:IV-",tnlnif. Mmiildim," N'lshl,
"IUchtutl Cnrvel."
'Mi-' tliiMlrimt "niroii nt tlie l,.uemn am
tiroURht to a Hose nn "ittinl.iy with the aipo.r
iilite of John Pii'W In "Itlilutil Cuivel," the ily
mulo lioin Wliutoit ( limilillP.i (lopnlar nnul !
Ih.it Mini. The niiillcncri which nltriulnl tl
two urmhicllot'j on S'titmil.i- won not mt.v htiai'
on account of tho iIIkhjipci'IiIs wclllirr, Imt thi'.v
ivi-ie rcinmntntlii' ini.l milmUMli'.
Mho pl.iy, which li.nl a lonj; run in Sow Voi'
Ihl mason, l. uho'it as i;niil ,M tho .ncr.nte
hook play. Ai iii.my Inrlilrnta o( tlm liotil. ai
cnn iwllty ho ii.uniiicil into two hems ami ;i
li.lt .lie ii.imnicil .tint rjiiuncil heme, ami the
lent of llic pint- the InciilcnU lh.it ilhln't uct
In -I left In lln iiinnory nf tho-e who li.ni
loail tin' honk .-nut to the Ii.i mtii.ltin'i of thiii'
win lmp lint.
'Die iilIIoii hcuiiK mi Ihe l.inn licloio Cine
I l.lll. where Doiothy ManncM ami her ho-t nf
admirer, toecther with I'.itly few.itu anil nther
.M.ir.il.iml helleii, urc Inlinihienl, iuclinling Ur.it
M.IUl.mtl tielh'4 .-no Intinihiicil, ImlinllliR (Inif.
the t'jrvrl c.i,Ur, Mamuduke Jtanneii, the vain
ami fnipi1i father of lloiothy, l.urit ('oiii.hi mill
other tiimlllir dur.ltliu of tlie hnn! ale il"
pliteil. Dorothy li Mill pl.ivjin with ItUKinl'i
heart, pirtrmllng not to return hi loir, when
Captain l.cMs, an emissaiy of the l)ir;e of Char
triMM, who Is mini; for t lie clrl'fl Ii.iimI, ioiihm
upon the Kcne and plots wllli Ihe lather In
triik Ihe uirt Inln aueptins the lhike. II nil
emli in iMlntlu's ill I ti iefiM.ll of lthhaot ( ar
el'a offer nf marriage ami her intorcil ilepar
lure nn the mnirnw- fnr I.nmlnii tn nifi't ( h.ir
IcMca ami peihap inairy him. Ilefme noln:;
she hlili lllihanl not lo uiie up lmpc of n-lm;
her aK.iin or of K.iiiihn; her iunrnt to be 1 -
hriite.
ttlcharil .ee.i her snoner than he expo leil. Pi
l.i I el liireil I'.v his M'heiiiiiij; uncle aault h in
iiiul carry him nut to .e.i. There he i ic.eueil
by Capluin .lolm Paul .lniie, nt "Ihilen't-hepim-lo-flBlit
ct" fame, anil laken to l.iiiiilon, At
tin' .Mar ami Cartel- lim Can el iiiitU, atnoni;
nlheiv. Sir Domic Walpnle, fmni whom he Iciim
the whcreaheiiti of Dorothy, I.aler he meeta
llurolli.i- hen-elf, ami af In- that has an unpleas
ant ihtrniliicllnu lo the Duke of cliailcircn. I'ioiii
Doiothv he loams thai, tlie llnke li.w her father
in his power ami tttat for her father'.-! site j-he
must inairy Cli.nteiM'a, IIiiiiikIi her hi. at is fnr
lliihaiil. 'the Duke is lu.ule to umleintamt lb.it
while Can el i-i Hrnurnl he statels no i hance of
wmnliii; Dorothy, lie, theuToie, iesiil"s tu set
riil of the ln.no joum; Ameiicau. fl'o cITci t this
pnrp'V-o he invites Carvil lo a rooeptinn al hi.s
hoiiM-. The plan is lo fmee him to ipiatrel anil,
iliuin; Ihe Hghl, In haie CipLiin I, is inn
Tt ii lim ! tliroimh Willi a lapier fioni hchiml. flut
before than cm happen, il i.s the Duke.'i inten
tion to announce his helrnthal to Doiothy.
The reception pioirs a Miy ccntfiil one, for
Walpolc, Charles l'o, Topham lle.iuclcil: ami
other histoiical ehai.u li is, are thcie. lliirine
Ihe eeuiui; Itiihaitl ht-ar.s of his giauilfathei's
ilealli ami (Irafton's aucsinn Ut the Canct cs.
tatc ami that war is itecl.neil against America.
Doiothy ami nthcis, feaiinu' Itii liaiil's atict for
trca-onahli! utterances n:ilut Ihe kinur. uikc liim
lo lcae. He rem. lins. hoieM-r, to Hint; hack
the taunts nf Ihe lo.ialils ami to uive them the.
toast. "l,citis:lon"! in ie.-pniw lo their ehnnti
nf "Down with Ihe rchcK"! Swoiils ate itiinie
iliatcly ili-.mii ami Utih.inl ciik.ikch Hie Duke 'it
cntiih.it. 'riu- latter fall.s into lus nun tlap and
is wotiudid hy Captain Lewis, Canel i-scaiiiiifr.
Two .M-ats lain- the mcettni; nf Carel and Dor
.ill iv- takes pl.tie in Canil Hall, and tlie louts
ate in cailt nthct'.s anus as the tnrtain falls,
their tumbles and miMuii!cr.--taiiihm.r.s at an cud.
JiiIiii Dicw- is not tilted plolcally or any nllicr
way for Midi a role as III, haul Canel. Polished
and iulelliucnt throughout, for .lolm Dicw- is
alwajs poltelipil and inlclligcut m his acting,
iiovei-hcles.s he did not for a moment iralizp Ihe
ideal Itii hard that those who had lead the book
had pictured in tltcir minds. Thoie was a l.n It
of the drilo fue and the ewiliciauie nf spitits
whidi should he part of the yoiihi; Mat.i lamier
whoso comaere, spiiit and strcii(-llt were the talk
of the colonics. Drew was at his best in Hie
Hem Willi Dorothy in the last act. hut when
he was at his best he was out of tune with the
play.
The snpioi(jnir company was one of tlie mo-t
evenly balamcd t-ecu here this .se.ij.on, Tito leailim;
lad.i, Mi.-s Ida Compiest, was beautiful ami fair
tn look upon and was hy tutus winsome, id
iiietti.st and deeply earnest and couvinctui; as
Dorothy Manners. Mte xotes Ihe ie,il fuccc.ss of
the iday ami it is a legitimate one tlirotmhnu.
It selves anew to emph.TD-o the fait that she is
one of tho most accomplished youiij; women on
Chailes rrohntan'.s ro'l of ieadin? ladies.
Caml.ui Whyle, a spiichlly joiiiik woman, who
did very nice work a.s Polly Swain, is the il.iugh.
let- of Isadore Hush, MiC Rave evidenie of Hindi
talent. This is her lint season cm the Mane.
One of the hits of the pel fonnaiKC was Ihe
Captain .lolm Paul Jones of l.'eoiee la? San'.
The fa-cinatiui; oulspokcncss nf that famous sea
man was portrayed niliiiiratdy by Mr. I.n S.ilr,
who has a voice runarkahly adapted for the role.
Hairy llarwood, that splendid actor of old nun
parts, was evvu better than usual as tho rather
despicable M.innaduke Manners, and Crank l.osee
made a sufficiently deepdyed vil1I.ni out of lh"
Duke nf Ch.irlcrsca. An artbttu iiece of wnik
w.h tlie Horace Wdlpolo of Crancis I'mveis, wiio
spoke hut a few lines, hut spoke (hem well.
Allhiir IImiiii, who has been with Drew for
.M'.us, was his usual capahle self as l.onl Cmnvi..
The plaj is sph-mlidlv slaved.
'Joshua Simpkins."
Tlie liiiiiioini'H .-oniedy diauii, Mu-hiu Sinii.
kins," - be sicti al the Acailcmy nf Mi.mc
Monday, Tue-ilay ami Weilne-day nf Mils week,
witli a nutii.ie pirioimaine T-'csilay and Wed-no-day,
Il is a unal play In four acts, bound
tcp'thcr by an iiiKriMliii; plot ami punliicid
Willi stieiial sicnciy c.iuicd by the inuiiaiij.
lu the thiol ait a ii.ilbuo saw mill wvue is
intiinluicd, when a ual huz saw Is scin cullini;
lluoual, a ic.il lo; at tcnllu' speed, upon .vhidi
,i lii'iiuii hciiiL- has lien hdplcsly boiimt h.v his
cnui.i.s and 1 -fi io an evident ilealh. Tiu'ie is
an abiindaiiie ot mnicily in the play, while lln'io
me many line slnnius and daudni," speciallha in
cidentally iriioduud.
The Xuilwig- Concert.
'I hi alliance sale ol sets for the sun;; reciia,
v'aii-n will bo luld at Hie byreum tlnatcr Deco
lutinn rvcnli.i;, Mav .10, when Ihe famous h.nltone
sluiter and aitor, William l.udvvis, will be hi.ud,
opens tonu.imw nnr.'iim; at fl oVIoik. Vue box
and loae scats have alreadv been sold to (-allies
who peii.on.illy made request tor sain...
The i-o'iian; to Mrantoli cf so Kie.it an :iili-t
a. Mr, l.tiiluiK is njcily awaitiri h.v his ninni-.'-om
liirnds, mid thcie will he a rush for teats
tinioiinw nioininy at ihe Lyceum ho- ofllce.
SUNDAY BASE BALL.
Anierlcan Leneuo.
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llillhuoie , ) n u i) i) o o 0 o-n ii n
ll.,llcie-(,'nfhlli ami Suction; IImiiii, Mifiiu.
nlly and llol'ln.in, t'lnplic Mjiuijasuii, At
Iri'dimc, l-.'.'iuo.
At Sllbvaukee (II iiiilns) - . . y.
.Mllvvaukie 0 I) ll n t 11 I) I) (I l-ll 11 a
I'lill-dclphla ... I 0 1 0 t 0 I) 0 2 II ll-.l n j
Haiti I lis Haw liv. Cnunoi and l.cahj ; Itoiu
haul, MIIHv'JM ami Cowers. Ihnpiie'-llJ.kdl.
Mlmdancf, Id.Ono.
Eastern League,
Cioildince, 7i Woiccttir, 'J.
s.viJHHi-, It llaillonl, !l.
Ilulljhiltodicilvr, rain.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
At a lory enthusiastic iiicftiiig hold Sjluiday
uiliht at Hank hotel, of lepiisenuiiiea li'otii
lim lollow Im; l,a,e lull t lulls;, the t.Tuhe Ware
house, (he I. T. MiCanu, flaik Ibus., tlie I ol
lieiy Kiivlucer ccmpjiiy, Hie Jonas ,oii,-'4 son,,
ami the Allantic aid Pacific Tea lompany, the
Tiadea League Ilaso Hall a.sodjtlciu was foiiueil,
Auollicr Mi-ctius will be held lieu Tuesday nlsM
al Hank lintel, at 4 o'dnck, of deleios liim
CJdi ibib, ulicu ofAcrri will bo ehclnl tor the
eiLulns ear, also, laws ami nhedulc made lo
govern Ihe Icauue. It was the iulenUeii of some
nf the repiesiinallvc, to have hut k dubi, but
alur iui:,ldciliii' die luatur, it vva.i Uucldvii tu
le.ue that n,urllon to over In Ihe incctlns; Tiim.
day, when nil the bib will li.uo a ituncft lo
enlr, or as many as Ihe leane shouM ilcdilt.
All i-lulu who ate Inlcrcsteil In Hie hood wntk
whldi tlie leiinne Is rndenvorlm; to do, shniild
Bend a tlelf uate to the meet lint Tuoilav iilnht.
The Obinpla base hall team of Ihitnnoiu thnb
lenses the Allilelh h.i'P ball lentil, nnder the
ituii.iirrinetit of W. Cnitoran, In a name of hall
any lime ami any place. Answer 'Itiooali The
Trlhime. ,1. Ilntler, itilalii.
Ihe .Vr.liilnn llialt fcliool bae ImII team was
ea.sy for the W.ionilnir Seniiniiy at Kltir-flnn
I'rliliy alleiiiroit, the IHtrr wlnnlii; In hie In
lilliR.s hy ii sioie of 201.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF THE RAILROADS
ALL ABOARD TOK LAKELODORE.
A Dellrjhtftit Rltle, BontliiR, Flahinp,
Music, Etc. Other Amusements.
The tlrxt (xctirnlon of the season to
I, like Lotion will ho run on Memorial
Day May an, via tlie Pelawaro ,- Hud
son' ltnllroad. Take a train for the
lake and at tho hike take a bout from
the new wharf near the refreshment
stiindu nnd see tin peerless nheet of
water In nil Its nprlnK-tlniu beauty.
Kaiier's full, orchcatra will furnlHh
Hclal niUMU; lu the Brent while dance
pavilion. The best rnterluR will be on
tin; fs-rotinds and a variety of atnuso
nientM will bo provided. Special tratnji
leave i). S; If. depot, Scranton, at 9: IS
and 10: 1.1 a. in. Oroatly reduced ex
cursion latos from all ata lions. Tick
ets Rood on nil trains.
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
Reduced Rates to Gettysburg- via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the annual encampment oC the
Grand Army of tlie Republic, Depart
ment of Pennsylvania, at Octtysburff.
June " to S, the Pennsylvania ltnllroad
Company will soil excursion tickets to
fJeUysburu from all stations on its
line in tlie state of Pennsylvania, on
June t. U. :i, t anil ,1, kooiI to return
until Juno in, inclusive, at rate of n
sitisle fare fop the routiil trip. For
speellio rates, apply to local ticket
agents.
Knights Templar Excursion,
On account of tho mectlm; of the
Ornud rominaiioery nt I'.eaillnf;, Pa,,
tlie knights and their friends will leave
Scranton, via. tho Central I tall road of
New Jersey, on a f-pcclol train, May
117. at t p. in.: Plttston, at J. 1(5 p. m.:
WllUes-liatie. nt I. SO p. m. Stops will
ha made at any intermediary station
on notice to ticket agents. The rates
il! be as follows: Party or fifty or
nioio traveling toRotlier on ono ticket,
$:i.SS from Scranton. $l!.r.6 from Pitts
ton, $-."e from AVilkcM-Fbirro. These
tickets ere good to a,o May '.'.' mid re
turn 'May 2ti. Single tickets good to
return until June 1, Scranton, $l,fS;
PittMon, $l.,r'S, and "WillaK-Ban-e, $1.L2.
Tho Irani will consist of four coaches
and one combination car. The tlmo
for leaving I. ending will bo announced
on train going. Tills will be a Knights
Templar train for the sir knights and
ft lends. Remember this will be tho
escort lo Ktninont Sir 'I'. F. Penman,
Mho will be elected grand eminent
commander at Reading. Every knight
Templar, who has the interest of the
order at heart, should attend tho mcot
irg and show our appreciation to Emi
nent Sir T. F. Penman. "
Pennsylvania Railrond's Past Ex
press Trains Between Philadel
phia and Wilkes-Barre.
Heginning May -", the Pennsylvania
Railroad company will place in service
two fast express trains each way,
week-day.-!, between Philadelphia and
Vilkes-Rarre via Pottsville and llnzle
ton on tlie following schedules:
Northward. Week-days,
r.v. Philadelphia .. U.lOn. m. 4.10 p. m.
" (.'on.shohooken. . 9.IU a. in
" Norristown ... 9.41 n. m. 4.:i'.i p .m,
" Pboenixvilh .. fi..iS a. ni. l-,r, p. m.
" Spring City .. .10.0,1 a. in. fi.(Ki ji, m.
" Pottstown ....10.1!) a. in. ri.irip.iu.
" Ririlsboro 10.::t u. in. U.'M p. in.
" Reading 10.ISa.ni. ."i.llip.m.
" Hamtiurg 11.17a, m. ll.OS p. m.
" Pottsvlllu ILo," n. m. ti.l.'p. m,
" llazleton 1-4S p. in. 7.40 p.m.
" Tomhicken .... J.OSp, in. 7, r.," p. in,
" Nescopeclc . ... I,!!," p. in, 8.2." p. m.
" Mocanaqua ... 1"4 p. in. K.-IS p. in.
" Nantlcoke L'.lt p. m, il.08 p. ill,
Ar. U'ilkes-I5arie . -'.-';, p. in. 11.15 p. m.
Southward, Week-days,
l.v. "Wilkes-Rnrru . 7.4." a, in. 4.2.", p. in.
" Nantlcoke 7,."S a. in. 4.117 p. in.
" jrocanaaua .... S.liia. in. 4,r,n p. in,
" Nescopeclc .... S.nr, a. m, o.l." p. in.
" Tomhicken .... P.07 n. in. .".47 p. in.
" lluzletou 9.2-la.in. 5.03 p. tn.
" Pottsville liU'Sn. in. 7.05 p.m.
" Hainburg 10.nl a. tn. T.:il p. in.
" Itcadlng II.2H a, in. S.00 p. m.
" lllrdsboro UJUii. m. S.i:i p. in,
" Pottstown 11.11a. in, S.2S p. in.
" Spring t'l ty ...11.." a. in, S.HC p. m,
" Phoenlxvllb ..12.0:! p. m. S.41 p. in.
" Norristown ....12,20 p, m. n.iin p. m.
Ar. Phlladolphia ..12.30 p.m. H.30 p. in.
These will be solid vestibule trains,
oon.-dsling of combined cur, standard
passenger coaches, and Pullman buffet
parlor cars.
Pullman buffet parlor'car.s will also
be run between Philadelphia and Read
ing, week-days, on trains leaving
Philadelphia tit .".33 l. in. and leaving
Reading at 8.00 a. in.: and botweeu
I'llllUUCipuia aim i-.uinvnii.-, vvi-i-u-iiujn,
on ti'iilna leaving' Philadelphia 8,12 p.
m. and leaving Pottsvlllo 2.53 il in.
THE MARKETS.
SATURDAY STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The following ipiotalimH
Tribune by JI. S. .Ionian &
Means hulhlini,-, Mranton, I'a.
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Halt. .V Ohio li
t'uiil. Tuliaiio "-'tla
( lie... & Ohio I'l
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lie), ,V llniLson l'-'-.'
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bonU. i Yi,h IOJIii
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aie finnlthiil 'Iho
Co., ioiim.i 7O-I-70O
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Pour Lines, ,i Cent fnr lUcli l:ttm Line.
For Ront.
For Rent.
Slore in The Tiibune building,
formeily occupied by tlie Times.
Including Desks, Steam Heat iind
lilectric Light.
Also 1200 feet of iloor space on
4th Iloor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light m;iufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Hnquire at office of
THK TRIBUNK.
I'Olt ItC.NT-O-inom Imiw, corner Wayno nvrnui;
ami Putnam slud: hot ami cohl water,
mu.p hul .Miull family neeil apply, lnl lajiie
avenue.
I Oil lti:.T-ln Dalton, iottaj:e of nine room,
l'iiini.heil or imfiirnioliril. (or the kcisoii nr
for year; HR luinuleii to i-lallon; cue of tlu
tuft Iniatioiin in Halton; lioii-o nearly new.
Apply to li. Y. ('.niton, llalloii, I'a.
K!0 Blli:i',X llllini: STRUM, ten roomn. mnileru
imprnveinent-ii tcain heat turnUhcilj ileslr.
ileiirahle.
For Sale.
.xx. XA.,,.
l'lNI". IIOIISi: I'Olt S.U.i: At every way: Ju.-t
the hoiM- for a la.ly to ihive, rrcular pot.
Abo a line bay roaibtcr, miiiihI ill every way;
irooil pole Inline or siimlu ilrlver. llotli tlrsl-d.i-s-i
IsoiepH, Apply MO Monroe niciiuv.
I'Olt SALi:. (.'liiiKer-lmilt, luiunl bottom ami
tbiL hottoin lishliiir boalii. W. A. r.ickcrcil
ami ,f. Curli-i, corner C'hcriy ami fourth sired.,
lliuimoie, I'a.
Furnished Booms.
l'OK HUNT- One laitfc fiiniMieil fiont room;
at.?o one dile loom. C:'.7 AtlaiiH avenue.
Wanted To Buy.
IllC'Vrl.i: WAN'ri'.ll-A .erniiil-li.iiiil lailies wheel
vvauteil. Aihlrc-K, htatiu pt ice, "Wheel, '
tare Tribune.
Wanted To Exchange.
1 WISH TO i:('IIAN(il'. u sooil buihlin-r lot at
Po.vnlelle, I'a., im the 0. ,V W. It. It., for a
centle hoii-o, harnoMi ami cairiajic. Aildii'si
lo ::il7, l'ore-t I'ily, I'a.'
Wanted Boanl.
f.OAIIII WWlTD OX A I'AHM- A i;iiitliiu.iu anil
wile, with o:io clnhl. a littlo Kill of li .vear-i,
ile.sircs to seiure bihitil in a piivato family on ,i
faun not a hnarilim; house. ITiler-i ipiiet place
Willi iMiine hliaile; inn.st, be within n half hour by
tail f ii in Siiantou, .unl vvitliiu walhin-j itManco
f l oiii r.iilrii.iil statin-.i. If :i Miilahle location can
be i-ccureil wouhl ta,v throusb .Inly ami possi.
bly AuL'iist. AiMros,i, urisiit'- full inrticulars ami
vprlco pir week, "t?umiuir lloaul," Tribune otllic,
N nintnii, I'a.
Boarders Wanted,
UOAItl) XV PAN'-AMi:illCAX I'an-Aiiiciii.in M
itnra i-ati pceuio looms .ery ir.iMin.ible; pri
vate family. ' 'orn-spomlence tavliciteil. fric V.
Unspoilt, .,' l.utheiaii meet, llullalo.
WAXTKD A limited nuniher of hoarders on farm
aflir .tune 1. fur p.uticul..is .i(lilic;s Box
P.', Diinoi k, I'a.
WA.NTKIl Table boaiilcrs. Mis. TompkiiH, 531
Washington avenue.
Booms and Board.
LAlinr. front room with board for two Kentlc
men, 111! Ailanu avenue.
Lost.
LOST A small Im-aer purse, conlaininK money,
yesterilay, L'et'vien the Itepublicau office ami
(lolikniitli's lla.aar. finder will ho icvvauled by
iclurninir it lo Gould's (.'airiace vvoiks.
Situations Wanted,
WA.NTKIl Position by u jouiik nun, .-ijje 21,
as bookkeeper or assistant and lypevvilter,
wheie pjod haul wmk calN for advancement.
No e.pciicnie csiept a tlioioiieli huir.vss coIIoko
tiaininK; can slve reference a-i to cliaracter; am
willing to ko anvwheie in thin state where Miht
attention to business will be appii-cialcd; uocnj
penman; loiicrpoiuleiue Bolioitcil, AMus, Wes
ley II. .Weaver, l.ope, Millivan toiiui.v, I'a,
TWO lilllf.S would like po.-Jtions us waiticsses,
chainhermairi-i or dolus M-mml woik; he.st
of refcrrnics can be furnished. Addics llox S7,
Dimock, Mi.squchamu county. I'a.
bl'lfA'dON WANTl.D-llv a woman to vo out
li.v day w.ishim.', iionii'jr or ileaninj;. Please
call or aihliivi ill. Ititssdl, lll'.i Cedar avenue,
city.
ALTIVi: WOMAN dc.sir-s a position a-i maid lo
lady, or conll caie lor Invalid j!cutlem.iii.
Address M thii otlke.
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations Alt Quotations Based
on Far of 100.
fJTOCKS. Hid. Asked.
First National Hank l'.'W)
Scranton Savings Hank .150
Third National llank iso
Dime Deposit and Discount Hank., -'7.
Kconomy URlit. U..fc l'.,C- (iJ
Lacka. Trust Safe Dcpoilt Co tin
Clark & Snover Co., Pr U'J
Scranton Iron feneo & Ufu. Co joo
Scranton Axle Works us
Laikawanna Dalrj' Co., Pr, 20
County Saving Hank ti Trust Co,, 300 ...
first Nation il I'-ink (Caihondale) ;ir,
Standard UrllllnK Co ai)
Trailois Nalion-il H ml! 171
Scranton Holt ami Nut Co , tm ,,,
I'umlo't, Hani; l:;ii
New Mexico lly. .M I'. Co 7i
HONDS.
Scranton I'awnger Hallway, first
MortBOKC due IW0 ,. 11J
Peoplo's Street Hallway, (list mart-
c-iiic, due l'JIS ,. US ...
tvople'a Hticet Hallway, (jcneral
morleace, due 1U21 ,,, MS
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ,.., 103
Lacka. Township School 0 per cent. ... 10J
City of Scranton St. Imp. a per
tent, .,..,,,,,,,, ...,.,, IW
Sciantou Tiattiou a per cent, ,,,,, Hi ,,,
Scranton Wholesale Market,
tTorcrttcd by H- " I'4'0! -' 1-ad.iwiiiina Ave.)
Huttvr fresh, tWa'W'.iis-.j dairy, tu-,h, p)i,
Cheese -f nil i ream, old, IIK-apii-.; full crean,
new, IMIHk-'. , , ,,, ,.
i:tfKi Wcstem liesh, ll'iabw. i u.-aiby state,
Uii'-alOc.
lfeaiw-1'er bushel, ciolu nuriovv, !; u-.i$i.fi,V
V4 lleani-IVr bushel, chobo maiimv, f.'..V,.i
.HI.
Midium Heain- Per bii.lieli. Ji.l0aV-'l3.
(iu-eu i'eas I'er liushilea, l.(Xi. 1.1.
I'louv best intent, per hand, if I, I'l.
Hid Iv'idncy llean.s--'er lmlii'l, M.OaW.30.
1'oljloi.s -I'ce liii-hrl, .liawii-.
lleliuinU Onion.-I'cr luishel, !l.3iJaI.IO.
l'lllloilelphla Live Stock,
l'hlladdphla, May !M. I.lie sloiU-lleu-ipis
Ivr (ho week: faille, J.-ii; sheep and laml,
b,M7; lio-'s", K.II7. Cnltln iu Unlit supply ami
piiccs ruhd hlxlivi: hcsl, -i.JOi'i.'.j; iliouc,
isi.a7aJ.Wi Rood, l?.',.-2Ja',.u7i luciliuin, .V'.iVJ'i;
common, il.'.'ia'i.
Iloan-Siiail), besl wcslein. cub1,,-. : oilier
klniU, 7-ii aSc . ; l Ho h"-i not mi sale; lit
cows, inodciale icqCst, at o'ai,:,'ic. ; Iliin-iUus,
Sta'j4,t'.: M'al cows, sttaJy liniuiiy at ,igi- ;
rvtu iboice, n'.vc.i inildi iowi. of heller dj-s
lominjnded S"i-,a('l; dicicd slceis, i'iai'c. ; dic.
fd lows, b'.ia7!;c.
Buffalo Live Stock.
HufUlo, May (, KrccipUi f.itlle, lb) can; I
sheep and lambs, li; Uojs, 1.', Sbipuicnti: '
3
.More
Help Wanted.
AST'llll Mull nr jiomali nt n-ioil i-linrih Maud
Inir; III pL vvllllm; to leant our liilMt.r.v-i, then
to travel or ilo iniipjpmilenie; !?( i1. I per year.
AildltsS Aueiliv, i. ue Ttlhnne.
Ill'l.l' 1 W'Tfli Men and women everjwhere to
do .eclnl woikj lame leluiin and imlarv lu
Mfiefu pnlir.s. Add.e.s I'. O. Itox. No. .I'l',
I'llttlnn, I'a.
Help Wontcd--Mnlo.
WANI'fll- y thoruui'hlv' competent maihlnbt, lor
po.iilon at a ioIIIi'Ij ; mul be steady, .slliet
lv liliipeiiile. ii.hes I'. (I. Ilnv ."-IT, .Mranton,
I'a.
WAVTf.D Well ilreiieil men of business eiperi
cine, capable of handllmc Invcstnieiit vvllh
best iirople; si ite aue. Address llimm PIS
llievel I. nil, line. I'hd.idelphl.i, I'a.
WANTIll) -Sjlwineii, trivrtlni! or local: weeklv
alary paid. Ilerrlck Seed l!o., Itodu-nler,
Help Wanted Female.
W.Yn:iJ-(Wk and lamiilie-s. fit') I'ulney cve
nue. WA.NTCIl-lliiirlit, ineruetli! wnmhii to represent
old line ble in-uranie (.otr.p.my. Addii'M
M,, Trlhime oflhe.
1 AN'IfH A sci ond girl; must he Rood waltreM.
Apply 101:1 Vine slicet.
C.lllfi WAXTIill for Kcneial liou.-cvvork in small
family, .117 Webster avenue.
Agents Wanted.
AUI'.Vl! WANTIlll-Old rclhihle life liisinance
coniMmj-, foity ,v ears' eiperience, vvanls a
lepies-entatlve for f.aikawamia county, Addicss
M., Trihuno oftli e.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Beceived at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
AI.IICItT MTll.tTZ. t. oner Mulberry
f.tieet and Webster avenue.
(JUSl'AV t'lCIH-.b, li.',0 Adams avenue.
West Side
CKOItCi: W. .1I:NKI.N3, lOt South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
I'lifl) I,. TIMIPPI:. 2a Ccilir avenue.
North Scranton
CiKO. W. DAVIS, corner Noith Main
aiciiua and .Market street.
Green Bidge
CIIAltbf.S P. ,10Xi:S, l,",-,7 Ilick-on
avenue.
V. J. JOHNS, U.'O firccn Hidite stieel.
C I.CIItll.NX. lorner Washington ave
nue and .Marion iticet.
Petersburg
W. II. K.NflTKf,, 1017 Irvins urcuue.
Dunmore
J. ((. HOST ,t SON.
Heal Estate.
$I,MH Ituvs sK-riiom, single house, pood well.
I.ol HHxain Soranlon i-licet, Dalton, i'a.
Wells A- Kealor.
$1,SD0 Hoys building lot, KM. Ml. Wheeler ave
nue. Wells "c Keater, Ilurr Itulldini;.
Isi'.llOO Hujs double hou-e, 7 looms on a side, all
Iinpiovciucnts, iwicpt lias. Dean stieel, Piuvi.
dciue. Wells ti Kc.lcr.
Business Opportunity.
,ixa) lNVKSTfD iu a roipnialicn will fecme
salaiied pcsitiou at -slOO ier mouth and corn,
mission, for paiticulais jJiIic-h 1', O. Ilov .Vi.1,
Scranlon, I'a.
Money to Loan.
MO.NKV to loan on impioved illy le.it csUte.
MI'.NItV UI'.I.IN. .III.
(HAS. II. Wf.l.l.HS.
THOMAS SPIIAODi:.
sKMO.iXkl TO LOAN Lowest rates; (tiali;ht or
li.onll-.l.v payments. Stark tc Co.,Tiadcis' hi Ik.
ANV AMOUNT Of MONTV TO LOAN Qnli k.
straight Irani or Duildim; and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
311-115 Council bulldlnz.
Proposals,
I'HOPlKU.S will he leieivcd for tlie jaultni.hlp
of tho Simti-ion Methodist diuidi until May
2(1. Addison ( lia.e, Selh Wiiiih-y, .1. f. Han
thilph, CommitliT.
LEGAL.
NOTH'i; l heieby uiven thai 'I ini-i'limt ol tho
slod.liohlcis of I In- Title Cu.iraiil.v and Tm-t
loiiipau.v ot Ml.llitini, I'enua.. ..ill be hehl al the
olliie ot Iho ii'iupan.v, ,Mn Siiue in-ii, mi. ni
ton. Pirn a., al IU o'doik a. in., .lul.v ''7, Pill,
to lule aiiiuii on iippinval or disappiuval of Hie
piopo-cd im lease o the iapil.ll sloik n .said
lumpaia lioin .IVl.uni tn ilmi,l.
tt.M.I'il S. Ill'bb. Niietaiy.
NiVIK i: In Iho (.'mill ot t illinium I'lius, .No.
It:', M-y 'Iciin. IS (it. In ihe iu.iit.-i of iho
tict.lion of Ihe 'ill' ot Miantoii tor Ihe appoil''.
iiniil of vlevviis In a-ieil.lln (lie ni.is, ilamaacs
ami cpeii:c.s, and Us-,-, Hie lion. Ill-, lor Ihe con
sliuclh'ii ol Ihe main m-mi-i' ol Ihn Niiietii nlli
IIUI nevvir dlsliii i.
'Iho imiii-ciuiiii-il having beiii .ippoliiloil hy the
null, vicvviis ill Ihe imixonw main i, heicl-y
Islvo noliie that they will, n Iho I7lli day ol
.lime, . I). l:. I, al IU o'tluvL a. m., unci on
Hie line of tho ail Immovemiiit. al the miner
of l.ueire slicet ami ll.iiboad avinue; noice.
bur llici.io over tho lino of said iuipiovenii nt
view-Ill'." Ihe same and lie iiuiul-es ..llcelcd thcie.
h.v, ami will heir all p.nlim mieicsied llieiciu,
and their wilnc-sei.
W. S. lllflll.,
.Kill V .1. o iuiw.i:.
II. .1. IIICIIAIIDS, Vli-vvei...
MITIl'f-Miled bids will ho Kielicd hy the
Coiuiiy Coniinlssioncis of l.iikavvauu.i lounly
at their oflhe In I'm fmnt llou-e unlit -i in.
.lime I'', l'Hll, tor the- coii.lructlou of tlinlien
(l:: stone an lies, four (1) eleel liiuler ami ioi
lunatiil lion stone mvcieij bildi;es, and ivvo i-')
Una cotta pipe biidi-s, in vaiioiis pails u
l.uikavvaniia lounly. I'l.llia pud cpeclllcatioiis lor
the (onstiucllou of said binb-cl i.ill be seen at
I lie otliio of Iho county suivc.vor ill I In mint
licllil'. f'0lllllllsSlolll-a It-siTVO lilt- lltlil In e
j. el ni.y or all bid.
Ilidi will bo aUo Kirivcd for fiuuishiuu' ami
lavlni; about seveiiteiii huudiid (l.iimi Mpuio
t, it of lUir walk (planul muijici aio'iud ihe
"nldliis,,Mummieiit," in au-oiiliiuo will, plant
and iecilUjllo.il ul iounl suivc.voi
feititieil i hecas lu auouipaiiv all bil- as slat
id iu spicilhai'.oiu. .Hlll.N I'fNIUN,
.1. ('. MHIIIII-.
JOHN III KKIN.
Auc.-i: Coiuiiy fonuuisaioiieis.
. li. llMi:i.-, I hill (leil..
.losephiue I'll.'j-iinliioln, vs. .Inliu T I lu-ioi
liions. lu ihe ( unit ol I I'lumi'ii Pleas ol' I.J' I.
uvvauui l.'oillil), No. ;I17. Mali II Til ins, J'-Ol
To l"l li T. I'll.-iliiniuiii. ite.-iomlill:
Vou aio held i.i iioliticd Hul the bhciilt of
faiikavvauiia luiinly lus ii'tuiiit-d Hie tubpoeua
ami alias sibpotna iu llic ahove cJ-o noil t-l
inventus and Hie lourt has oidciul seivne ii"'u
juu by publicalion, Vou aic, thrieloii', heieli
not i IU d to In- and appear at Hie licit, liim of
i mill lo ho held in Si anion on Mcmla.v. Sepi
10, lis-il, and answer Hie lomplaint of Iho said
lihclljin. f. II. si II MIT. Mu-iill.
Wll.l. MID, l MlllfN & K.NM'I',
Attoinc.vs lor l.ihc'llaul.
i utile. 110 uu; shtvp ami lamU, 0 rami hc;,
i c.iii.
(allle .vci'lj; i.Ihv, oUciius buhl; i""i'C
to-exlia. lf.i..')UaVW. lamln, clujiic lo cslia,
i;j.il-MS.7."i; lu.-rp, diU to ,elia, i(.50ai,.7j,
Ib'L-s Mivcd meiliimi and heavy, K.0o, utlli 4
ivw tinxy at, ijsj.10; iiitja, j.s'JaJ.Sp.
i
SITUATIONS
WANTRl)
l-RUU.
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Than l-'our Lines, fl Cents lor Each Extra l.lnt,
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
II. V. SI'AUI.DISH, 220 UltOAUWAV, NKW
lork.
Architects
IIHWAIII) , DAVIS, AIICIIITIXT, CON.S'i:i.ti
hulhllnvr,
i'iti:in:iiicK i intow.N, Aitcii, it.. nt-iAb
fstate j:rli.itiKt' llldir., 12H Wadiltmlori are.
Dentists,
nn. c. i:. f.it,i;Nin:it(ii:rtT paum iitiii.oi.NH,
'Spruce utieet, Scrantiin.
Dlt. O. O. I.AtHlACII, 115 WVOMI.NO AVKNUb!
Lawyers.
fllA.NK II. HOVI.i:. ATrOIt.NHV-ATI.AW.
Itooms 12, 11, HI and 18 flurr building.
f. k. TiiAcv,An'V,(:ot.ioNWHAr,Tirilijun!
D. II. ItllPUIIlbt:, ATT01INKY-I.OANa NKOO
tinted on real estate Brcuilty. Mears building,
coiner Washington avenue and Spruce street.
WIl.t.AIID, WAItltKN ,t KNAI'P, AlTOItNlIvS
nnd counellors-at-iavv. ltepuhllcan building,
WushlnKton avenue.
.ii:ssui a .ip.s.sm. attohnhvh and coti.N.
nellors-at-lavv. Commonwealth bulletins'. Koonu
ID, 20 and 21.
I'l'WAttn W. TIIAYf.lt. A'rrOft.Vf.Y. ltOOM-3
00.1-MI, nth Iloor, Mean building.
I.. A. WATIti:.. ATTOIt.Nf.Y-AT-bAW, B0A1IO
of Trade building, Scranton, I'a.
T'ATTfnSO.V k WlbCOX, TRADHrtS' NATIONAt,
llank- huilillni.
c. coMiinvs, a-i.-, ni:puni,iCAN iiuh.dino.
A, W. nfllTIIOf.f, OFFICII MOVED TO XO.
211 Wyomlnor avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
Hit. W. D. ALI.f.N, sia SOUTH WASIIINQTON
Hit. S. W. rAMOni'AH.V. OFI-'ICK 333 WASH.
iiiKton avenue. Itesidence, lais Mulberry.
Chronic ilnc-itc, biiiK', heart, kidneys and
cenito-iirinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels nnd Besturants.
THK f.I.K CAff, 125 AND 127 lTtANKMN
avenue. Hates reasonable.
I. ZI'IOM'R, Proprietor.
SCIIANTON HOUSK. NMAIt D.. h. k W. PAS.
scoRcr depot. Conducted on the f.uropcJn
)lan. VICTOIt KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. II. ItltlOOS (T.KA.VS I'ltIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools, no odor; only impioved pumps u-icd.
A. II. HiIkks, proprietor. Leave orders 1100
N'oith Main avenue, or flcke's druf; store, cor.
hit Adams and Mulbciry. Roth telephones.
Seeds.
G. It. CLAltKi: & CO., SEUDSSIUN AND NliKS
erymen, stoio 201 Washington avenue; gictn
houses, 1050 North Main avenue; More tele
phone, 7S2.
Wire Screens.
.lOSfl'II IvTI-TiTL. ltKAH 511 LACKA. AVf.,
Scranton, I'a., manufacturer of Wire Screen".
Miscellaneous.
DltKKt.MAI.INO I'Olt CHILDREN TO OHDEfl;
al-o ladies' waUts. Louis Slioemakcr, 21!
Adams avenue.
MKOAIllSKK IlllOS., I'RINTKrtS' SUPPLIES, KS
velopes, iaper bags, twine. Warehouse, IM
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa.
THE WILKES-HAIIItE IICCOHD CAN DC HAH
In Siranton at tho news stands of Itelsmiu
llios., 400 Spruce and 501 Linden: M. Notion,
S".'2 Lackawanna uvcuue; I. S. Schutzcr, 211
Spruce street.
Political.
ITItsT I.KCI.-LATIVi: DISTItlCT-Notlee is heie
by liiven In Iho Itepublicau voters uf the
fli-t h-uislalivo disliiit oi Lackawanna inuni.v
that a piimary elulhiu will he held on Satur
day, .1 nue S, 11KH, al il"' U'KUlar polling jilaie-,
I'civvieu Ihe houH of l and 7 o'clock p. m., loi
tlie puipu-e of decline t.vo ilelegales to lepi"
suit the said legislative distilct in the coming
llepiiblii-aii stall" fonvcnlioii In he hehl in llai-li-le.ii.
'the louvciilioii to lomiuile the vole
will bo held on Tile-day, .lime 11, moi. at i
iiVlnih a. in. In ( n-opei alive hall, Noith Maui
avenue, in Suaulon.
In aicoidaiice witli tlie niles goveining ilie
disliht, Ihe i.iiidhljlcs will be voted for diieitiy
by the voleis al Iho polls and mii.-l icuislc'r
Willi ihe distih t i li.iliiii.ui hhs full name aim
posiolliie addle.--, ami pay his a-i'smeiit lllteer
davs bcfoie Iho dutioii, or his name will mil h,
placed on Ihe ollldil ballot, neither will aiv
volts 'as! fur him he luunli-d.
The distiiit vlnilaiiie loiiiniittec in vaiious pn
cliicts will minimi Ihe election, and the nviih
will bn icpoiled by Ihe ictuiii jihIko In the di.
tilit couveiiliuu, whh ii will liu ii,miii.-cd a
Jinlgi's ot Ihe Valium dislilcts.
A wiitliu uoliic loutaliiinir liillher Instiuilion
will he maiiiil to cadi number of the said ills
Hill vinilai.ie ctiiinuilii'i'.
II. W. .IciiUiii,
( li.iiiin.ut l'li-t Lei;islatiVH Distilct,
Ailc-i : aji r -imp-un, Seiielaiy.
'I llTltll l,l.(JM..VIIK DIM'llll'T- Nollee i
hueby given Ihil Ihe 1,'epublliau staudit'L
i tnili-.il in- i'l the 'lldld Legislative di-tlicl nf
L.u k.iwaiiii.i loniil.v, has tii-l -atiuilay, the -.".'ni
day of .lime, im, bilwcin the houi.s ol I and ,
p.'in. as Ihe lime tin holding the puniailes On
liu In lion ol ildeiMies In Iho state umvenlliiii
nnd Tiic-da.v, (ho -''lb. al 2 p. m., ai Ihe ihl
ui Ihe couveiilioii of iduili judgts.
"f.ach lamlidat.' must icgisicr hs full mm,
and pn.tothie addicss -.villi Ihe ihafimiu oi
sciii'iary and (lull pij- liu iisiMueiit at lei-t
ivviiil.v da.vs bcfoie Ihe plimai.v deillou, or In
l,aiiie'vvil nnl be pi'iutcd on Ihe ballot."
Should no moi" than Ihe leipiiiul iniiiili-i ..
lamlidatii. I'd-lir, Ihe i-hjiiniau ami mm l el jr.
shall iledaie Uu p.l -mis so u-glslcied In lie liu
duly elided ildcuaies m piiisuauui of the pro
visions of Huh' '.'. I l.i older of
OM'MI Nlll SKIHK. Chilrman,
Attest:--.1. I N.W'lvlNs. Seciitiiiy.
Niautoii, I'a., May IS, lull.
FINANCIAL.
OLDEST!
SAFEST!
BEST!
WALL
STREET
Money
Will farn Dig
Monthlj
Ktturni.
The invi'slor's fund fajaSenil-monthly.
The oldest rt.ihllhrd III iueiica, No crrllrlialf
liolder has ever lo-l a mil I'avinnil. maJt Ic
all Mibsiiibus cvciy la tla)s. ,Nu lioublp. Nc
delay. Monej mumh-il on ileiuar.d. Wiite lu
day lor partlculais, lice tn any addrru,
f. K. Maikey .V Co., Ilud-on llhi'g., New Yoil:.
$100,000
COLUMBUS RAILWAY CO
4 and 5
BONDS.
full pjitiuiliri en applicition,
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 Nassau St., New York.
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