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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1001.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
ELOPED WITH
HER GRANDPA
STRANGE INFATUATION
TBEDT. GRAVES.
OF
Edward Oheesoman of Gulf Summit
HftB Btrango Adventures with
Bnakes-Erlo Placoa More TrainB
on the Road Miss Muffot in Greon
Apple Timo-Fate of Colonel
Frisk's Private Palaco Oar.
Special to I ho Scranton Tribune.
Ssfuchnniui. .lime -" Udwnirt
Choescituin, of liulf Summit, a few
days slncr killed two black snakes and
a iMttlehnnkr. The hlacksiiiikes allow
ed IIrIH, and but for the asslntunco nf
his do?-. Oherscniuii would have been
second In the llRht. One of the hltick
Fiialses nipastucd lv feot thioe inches
in length and the other hIjc feet ten
inches. The uittlei' was .1 uni.ill one
and was easily Muiqulblied.
Mr. Choeieninn has had queer nil
entiirces with snakes. A few ye.ns
since he noticed that one of his cows
Rave ety little milk, and he set about
to holse the ni.steiy. One morning,
while llellng behind a lop-, watching
the hold, h was nntonlshed to sec .1
big lattlesn.iko ci.iwl fioni tinder .1
lntk and begin milking the ow in
question. Cheeseman att.icked the Lit
tler with a 1 lub and soon placed it
hoi du 1 oinbut. The 1 ow missed the
companionship of the snake fni a lew
davs and lefUKCtl to eat, but in a
week .she lesumcd the business of pio
riuclng mllK.
UI.OFIJD WITH GHA.NDDAUGHTi:n
It Is repotted that Fieri T. C!i.ios
hah been sentenced ftom Bioome cotin
tv for falling in love and eloping with
his granddaughter. Gi.ixos, who is
said to be .1 foimcr resident of Klgin,
Illinois, came into this section tluee
eais ago, and a short time after mai
lied hlh boatdlng-housc mlsticss. Later
he fell In loe with his gianddaughtei,
Delia II. to Vandeibo, and the couple
eloped. They weio puistted and oei
taken by the Itate wife and giand
mothei, who caused (liases' anest on
a chaige of abduction, the gill being
scaicoly Id Mis. CJi.ivcs is now suing
for a dhoice. The gr.indd.uightci di
claies that on the epiiation of
Giaos' sentence she will many him.
Xi:VS MATTUUS.
Twelve non-union boilcrmaKeis left
heie foi New Yoik city on Mondav.
The Lhle on .Monday placed seveial
summer passenger tiains on the load
The Biookhn Saengoibund, 400
stiong, en route to the JtufTain epo
sition, took dinner at the SUituec.i
House on Sunday.
Tew towns In this section will cele
biato the ''ever gloiious." Aie the
heiocs of '76 foi gotten?
The Kile is gieatlv Impioving Its
Jeffeison Division loadbed between
Forest City and C.trbondale.
The stent Free Blelhodist canip
jneeting will ho held at Thompson this
year and hotcaftei.
F. i: Diush, of Oakland, a few
days ago caught a nine-pound eel in
Vie iivci. It was ovci nine feet long.
Ji'Ni: JOTTINGS.
Little Miss Mllffrt,
bhe sat on a tuftet,
Eating green apples one day.
The colic to chide her
Commenced pain inside hoi
And now she's in glory to stav.
A btairucca church will hold a "111b
bei" social, wheie jour pocketbook
will be stiotchcd for .ill it will stand.
Trlday was the longest day. The
"shoitcst" is the day befoie Chilst
mas. When the grippe gets complicated
with suit Id? it geneialh- pioies fatal
The mosquitoes aie once moie book
ed for the season at the summer 10
soits. A foolish Blnghaniton woman has
amputated seveial toes in oidci that
her feet may be smallei. She ought
to get a Job switching in a lailioad
jaid.
PASSING HVIINTS.
Hon. Anion .1. (.'ununing.s, of Now
Yoik 'lt, will niiho at Columbian
Grove about July 10 to spend the suni
mn. Colonel Jim Fisk's piivatc palaco car
is now used on the Uile fib .1 tool car.
"To what base uses," etc.
Twontv-ono special Mains, caiiylug
visitors to the Pan-Aiiiotican exposi
tion, will pu.s.s ovoi the Hilo this week,
The N. fi. V. Amoiu Singing soiletj,
of Neuaik, N, J., and the Society of
civil Hnglueets, of New Yoik city,
passed west on Monday, en loute to
the Pan-American.
The bchool eshlblt of the pupils nf
Laurel Hill building commenced on
Monday In the Hlirioall block, Kilo
avenue, nnd will continue dining the
v eek.
just nirrwnuN us.
The boom that makes tho most noise
doesn't always catch tho nomination,
The dog poisoner has a habitation In
Onrbondulc. Teio may not ho an
extra heated coiner in hades foi wife
beaters and poisoners of dumb ani
malshut there ought to bo.
Politics lis ,..i) slates, hut the voteis
have tho slato pencils,
Those who talk most and loudest
about ministers forsaking theli pui
pltB for summer vncutlons and 1 all
against them, mo the voiy ones who
generally fall to attend sen Ices in
Bummer or vvlntei.
Straw bonles aie now line and plen
tiful and so laige it seems the bottom
of boxes ought to he lowcied just a
little to gc-t them In.
Speaking of di Inking, it may he oh
served that the chap who can "take It
or let it alone," almost always takes
it,
"It is never ton late to mend," but
a man cannot expect to have a button
cowed on after midnight.
On the whole, it might be better not
to do without dynamite, so long as
legislatures lermtln.
Whitney,
PUBYEA.
Friday, while stealing a tide on tho
Wyoming Traction comnanv's irnllnv
cars in this, place. Daniel, the son of
jts. j nomas Williams, sustained se-
Le Injuries by having his foot run
, Dy me car. He was taken to Dr.
itrus store, where the injuiies
were found lo he seiloue, Liter ho wuh
removed to tho Plttston hospital.
Claes No, i! of the Piosbyteilan Sun
day school will hold an Ico ctoani social
Filday o onlng on thochuich lawn. All
are Invited to attend.
Tho Ladles' Aid smloty will conduct
a social this (Weduesdiij ) evening at
tho Iioiiiu of Mis. (iemgo limy. He
ciiam, cake, etc., will be icncd. All
aie coidlally ln Itcd,
Class No. 7 of the itilck Methodist
Iwplsropal Sunday school held 11 busi
ness meeting Mondav evening and com
pleted 111 lanRomcnts for their second
annual sm lal oil July 4,
Joseph, tho voiingHon of Di. and Mis,
J. A. Iluillligton, while visiting his
giandmothot, Mis. Jones, of licndham,
became sciloiHy ill with scailet fevei.
He still lenialns in aciltical condition.
Mosdnmes John I'. Dills and Joseph
MncCatnpbell and Honice Dlll visited
at the homo of tho fonnei's biothoi,
Jumcs Ciowc, In Dupont, on Monday.
HONESDALE.
Sprclil to tho hcrinton Tribune.
Honesdalc. Juno 21 Mis. Harry
Giettcr nnd slstci, Miss Florence
Volght, have gone to Chicago, where
they will spend two months with
fi lends.
Honesdnle defeated the Aichbald
team In a game of ball on Athletic
P.uk S.itutday by a -;coic of II to 6.
The icgular communion son Ices will
bo observed at the Piosbyteilan
cliunh nct Sundav.
Tho Schubeit Conceit companv will
appear at the opeia house Fiiday
evening, Juno JS, under the auspices of
tho Haptlst cliun h
Tho idiot committee of tho Cluistlan
Jmde.ivor society will hold a, cake .sale
In the Pieslnteiian chapel net Satur
day afteinoon.
Tho Gibson plctuies given in tlio
opei.i house on Fiiday evening weio
exceedingly lino and pleased a laige
audience, who .110 indebted to the
voung ladies of Giaco chinch foi their
success! ul elfoit.
Mi. and Mis. H. W, Rowley have re
turned ii 0111 their wedding tout. They
spent Sundav at the homo of Mis
Row lev's mothci.
A new time table went Into effect
vosteiday on the Honesdalc bianch of
the 1:1 ie. Tiain No 130 will leave the
union station at - 10 p. m. instead of
2 0.', and Main 101 will airlve at 1 53 p.
m. instead of 1 r7, as foimcily.
Auditor General H H Haidenborgh
and Hon. L Fein th lelt this moinlng
to ontci upon their lespectho duties
at HaiilsbuiR, It being the last week
of the legislative session.
Tho membeis of tho Roval Aic.inum
and tlioli fi lends celobiatod the twon-tv-fouith
annlvoisaty in their hill
last evening.
The funoial sei l es of Haivey
Bishop were hold at ins late residence
on Sunday afteinoon. Rev. W. H.
Swift, pastoi ot tho deceased, conduct
ed the sei Ices. Intounent was made
in Glendyheit: cemoterv.
County Piesident II. Stink, of Sher
man, visited the Honesdalc Christian
L'ndeavor societies on Sunday evening
With tho Schubert conceit on 1'ildav
evening tho Ilonesd.ilo Opoia house
will be closed until Septcmboi, to 10
open with a (list class atti.iction.
Changes me to bo made in the house
which will make it more atti active foi
the coming season. Next week Man
ager Slhei stone will leave on n west
ern tiip, which will Include Denver,
Salt Lake City, San Fiancisco and oth
er points of Intel est.
Miss Anna Salmon, of Scianton, Is
the guest of Honesdnle friends.
THOMPSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune
Thompson, Juno 25 The show or
that passed over Thompson last Fii
day night was heavily suichiaged
with elcetilcitv. It stiuck Fiank M.
Lewis' new house at the peak, but
stiange to sav all the damage it
did was to lift a few shingles and
was away without leaving a. tiaco of
whlthei it went. At Noith Jackson,
C. S. Rt j ant's bain was stiuck ami
damaged to quite an extent.
Mr, and Mis. C. M. Lewis and Mis.
G. 1. Clink, attci spending a few
davs with fi lends at Whites' Valley,
letuincd tills nftetnooii
Miss Maud Wiightei, of Losteishiie,
Is the guest ot hoi cousin, Miss Maud
Tnllman lor a time.
Rev. A, D. David spoke on Tem
perance for the Hpwoith League, at
Jnckson, Sabbath evening. His pulpit
hoio was supplied by Rev. Tow 01, who
also pieached lor Rev. Mr. Fiench In
the afteinoon.
His. Him let Washbuin, of Rothel
Hill, was In town vosteiday with a
uato ot lino stiawbeulos ot hor own
Ri owing,
Mis, A. C. Foster Is in Ringhamton
today and wU attend the giaduatlng
eeu Ises thoio this evening, her nlcco
being one ot the giaduates,
Mis. Fiances R. Dcmaiay Is impiov
ing tho appeal anco of hor dwelling
with a co.it of paint.
Miss Nina Man Won went to Rlng
liamton today to spend 11 week with
fi lends.
Mis, Thomas Walker is quite sick at
this wilting.
I). L. Demoney, of Deposit, N. Y
was a pleabdiit caller at Rest Cottage
Satuiday,
Pi of, J, A, Tucker, of Jackson, and
Miss C01.1 Davmoii, of Jounjn, have
been clotted teacheis of our guided
schools, A good endoisement of their
work last teini.
Mis. A. W. Gates lias leturned from
a two weeks' visit with her chlldicn
In Sct.inton,
N. S. Foster alnd family visited In
Gibson Sunday,
Carpenters have commenced tho
erection of the addition tp J, P, Ly
deu'a residence,
sprTngville.
Eptolal to the Scrantcn Tribune.
Sprlnsvllle, Juno 23. If indications
nio woith anything, this town will see
a lurgo ciowd again on tho gloiious
Fouith. Theio is a fino list of attrac
tions, Including tha balloon, which
goes up at i.id p. m.
Charles Culver and family, of Now
Milford, visited at tho home of his fa
ther, S. O. Culver, in Mils village Satui
day and Sunday.
A special meeting of tho Rebekahs
was called for Saturday evening last
for practice In the beautified work.
Theie will also be a meeting for the
samo purposo on Satutday evening
next.
Saturday last the second ball nine
of Aubum came over and plajed with
the Sprlngvllle teaitb nnd went home
with tho fxor" against them to tho
tunc of 13 lo 16. , 1 J
1. 1. iii.u nnd wife" visited with
ftlomtn out of town over Sunday.
Alfied 1j. Rlslcy, 11 Mi met' living
near Kasson Corners, look a heavy
cold on Saturday, Junu 15, and tho
t"t ilnv 11 doctor had In bo miiin 1
On Mondny Ills case was dlngnoicd na
lliilut in .11 ill el IK 1 ul .
Illl'llt I'O Mil' t'Ot pvimi t"'t "I I'1 " '
night through, but Saturday ho seemed
better, and this morning lie is still
alive.
j, L. HulUm Is fotcinan at the Lynn
milk station, nnd he and his nssslst
anl take tin ns In going thoio to do
tho iifteiuoon woiU, 0110 going ohu
week and the other the next.
This week tho Cltlons' band has
hired J. V. Dowltl, who will slay with
them until nftor their .Tilly 4 cclobt.i
tlon, llo has been with the bojs on
seveial occasions. The hand has s-e-ctiiod
a liugu giovo to hold their eclo
biiitlon in, and thoio Is 11 good ball
giound attached. A dancing platfoim
Is to bo elected and It will be tun
afternoon and evening.
Tho thlid annual icunloti of Com
pany C, Two Hundred and Thlid P.
V will bo held ut the homo of Asa
Stevens, L-iko Caioy, on the llrst
ThuiKilay In September. There are
quite 11 numbei of tho bovs In this
vicinity who 111 0 lnoKing foi ward to
the event with much ploastuc.
A lot of woik has been done by tho
band hov.s to have a crowd hero July
I. Tho hotel will make the money and
yet will pledge nothing tow aid ex
penses, oven going so far as to oiect a
dancing platform and piovldc some
other entei talnmont.
PITTSTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Plttson, Juno 24 Thomas Gilchrist,
who lesldcs on Railroad stiect, this
city, was up befoie Aldcnnan Hvans,
In tho Tenth w.ud, this afteinoon, on
the chaigo of laiceny, and tho poison
fioni whom ho had stolon an nmount
of cash was his own fathoi. Ho
was sent to tho county Jail, In do
fault of ball
Rumoi has it that tho West Plttston
band, which was oiganlod about n.
j oar ago. Is soon to disband. They
have been able to 1 ilsc only $200 nf the
$C00 pui chase pi Ico of their instiu-
1110111"
Yesteidav moinlng Mis. Hllaboth
Koch, aged 7.1 vcats, attended divine
sei v ico in St. John Luthoiau c lunch,
on Weed stioet, as had been hor cus
tom foi many eais. As she was
passing out of tho building at the
close of the sei vice, she hesitated .1
moment to pass tho time of dav with
the jdtiltoi. As she was about to
leave him, she fell to tho flooi dead,
fiom lieait disease Mm Koch's
health had been poor for seveial
months past, Tho lemalns weio taken
to the homo of o-Chlet Thomas Wil
liams, on Linden stioet, West Plttston,
whcio sho had lesided for je.us. The
funeial will take place Tuesday aftei
noon at 2 10 o'cloik, with Intel liient In
West Pittson conieteiy. One of the
surviving clilldiou is Fled Koch, .1
Plttston insuiance agent, and .1 sln
gulai coincident is that about tluee
o.us ago his motlioi-in-l.iw died in
tho same manner In the Welsh Con
giegatlnnal chinch.
While 1 tossing Main stioet at 3
o'clock this afteinoon, Mis. Huiko, a
niiddle.iged Inkeiman lady, slipped on
tho pavement and, It is fe.ued, dis
located hoi hip
Chailos Moielock, of Mill street,
while at woilc in tho coxton yard of
tho Lehigh Vallov Rallioad companv
S.ituiday afteinoon, had his head
squoecd between two c.us, and 10
ceived injuiies fiom which ho died
In the Pittson hospital 'vestotday.
William G.illaghci, a member of a
West Scianton base ball team, had
one of his logs bioken dining the
game with the Riothots' team at
Haintown vcstoidav atteinoon. Tho
Injured limb was leset at the rittston
hospital, and the joung man lemoved
to his home
As ,1 jcsult of a qu.uiel, Michael
Tila has a bullet hole clean thiough
his head. The shot was Hied from a
lev oh or by John Glllon, who has es
caped. The men had heen in 1111 Ital
ian hoai cling house and had been
chinking licely. Tila may lecovci.
The Fiist Congiegational c hutch, in
West Pittston, has pui chased a
Boethoen 01 Ran. It will he used for
tho Hist time next Sunday.
Tho L'pwotth League, of tho West
Side Methodist Hplscopal 1 hutch, held
an enjojablo social session at tho
home of Geoige Bossnid, on Yoik ave
nue, this o onlng.
i:-C01111clI111an Homy Knowles was
able to be out today for the flist time
In two weeks, owing to an Injuiy to
his tinkle, on which tho door of a
height cai fell.
HOLLISTERVILLE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hnlllsteivllle, Juno 21. Mis. David
Oluistcad died at her homo heio June
10 at 2.50 o'clock a. in, aftei an Illness
of the weeks. She was 11 quiet and
peacetul neighbor and will ho gio.ulj
missed. Tho lunutal sen Ices wore
conducted in the Methodist Kpiscnpal
chin 1 h heio at J.J0 o'clock Satin day
afternoon. Rev. H. A. Quliuby, of
Hnmllnton, otllclated, assisted by Ro.
Fisk, of this place. Rev. Quimhy se
lected lor tho basis of his lomaiks
Heklel, !l-lb, He spnko voiy Impios
slvely and highly eulogUed the titfec
tlon of tho deceased for her family.
Tho funoial was hugely intended by
lelntlves and h lends in this vicinity
and fiom it distance. Tho 1 cumins
tested lu a black casket, which was
shewn with beautitul tloial tilhutes.
Deceased Is suivlvcd by u husband and
eight clilldiou; Mis. Onen Sliaip, of
Maplowood; Mis. How aid Mooio, tho
Misses Reitha, Caule, Coin, Hael,
Fiances, and Mr. Hail, of this placo;
also by an aged lather, Mr, Shales,
of Pitston, and thieo Inothois and tour
slsteis, Tho pall beaieis weio H,
Lown, of Diinkei; G. V'elth, C. Fiance,
C, D. Mitchell, J. Van Slcklo and N.
l!ion, of this placo, Intounent was
made in Hnlllstei vlllo cemeteiy.
Tho Cliildien'H Day exoiclses tliat
woio held in tho Methodist Piolestaut
chin ih jesteiday weio laigely at
tended, Tho Child! en's Day oxeiclses in tho
Baptist dun eh will be held on the
oOth lust.
Tho Ladles' Aid society of tho
Methodist PiotosUnt chinch will moot
this Wednesday af ten noon.
Mr. and Mis. il. J. Mitchell and
grandson, Goidon hong, Mi. nnd Mis.
ha Mitchell and son Rule, of Scian
ton, spent last Sunday at their home
heie.
Mis. Oilando Riown, of Scranton,
has been tentcjrtdlned for the past
foitnlght at the home of her daughtei-in-law,
Mis. Cairie Riown.
Mr. Arthur Bunnell, of Oarbonddle,
was a lecent guest at the home of
his grandparents, Mr. und Mis. Albeit
Myers.
THE MARKETS.
Wnll Street Review.
New York, ilune 2.1. t'rliri ol Mocka re nctci)
Mniply Inilij 11ml cure 1 in lid ilnun under Midi
iictivc nclllng m ha not been seen ill the market
tor ceral wrek put. llih ilotclniiment 1II1I
tml mike llwlf felt until late In the ilu. Theie
Hue 11 ronllnuit aliKht ilriblilo nl atock on the
iniikit, tmiler whlcli pricci alowlj, but prctl
li ullly jlcMeil, except lor n few ipcilal can
whcio i ileiiillory jpcciilitloit for the rle ien
trrcil on whcio biijini? wai Imluieil by iausi
Inilhlilinl lo the Mtok.
IIich' cro cnllielj ttllhoiit Infliicnro on tho
KCiicral lll, A iilher Rrher.il temliiui lo re
nicer from oma opening rledlms I111I tho eiUe
takrii oil it by the tlrxt bulletin niinouncemeut
nf I tic Mipinion of 1111 iiupoilml Ii ink In help
kIu. Hit! cutiixc ot derm in bmk aliaies for the
lait tew tlic-c lin Inillc iteil nn uiKCltled comli
tlon ot HlT.iIri In (,'eimauv mil today's occur
rence nroue apprrhcnxlnn tint the romlna; feml
111111t1.1l rrltlementa In lleilln mi) bo tho occasion
of 11 11101c or lei extendi il iolliipc.
'I Iicko eonillllons nude Hie npcr-utilltc mind
femltho nnd laic In the iliy wlien rumoM benan
to i t r ul 1I0 of local limkinc lioiililci there w ix
n llcelv pllllne; nut of Moikt alt tliiounli the
Hit. 'I he Iicim inidc the mot of their unex
peeled npporlunlt) md oltcred prlcex down boldh
while t tic ruiimn cip al the IiIrIi tide of 1 xa.
Itcratlnn. They nucccedctl in bieikluK tlinnmli
Hie dcfoiwi which bid been cdiblMicd by tlio
bull leirleii while they were aa for their
Muallnui nnd henv top lois ordcrn were nn
cnieicil. Mm kx with nnv lamo apeculallce if
1 mints In them neie mnt naliirally nfleited.
s, Paul md MIourl 1'ailflo weio inmpliuoiu
In the decline, nn were ft number ot Iritx promi
nent flnikx. which were marked up In the early
dcilhiirs. 'I he diop In M, I' nil extended to 5
points. When the nature ot the ImeUifiatlon
bclnir made by tlie deirlnc house association
became more nictu itelc known and it wa.c an.
nonnicd that no nitinn would be neceniarv there
wax llcclj sciamblc u the put of the pro
fistlonih to cocir St. I'ml rccoccred J'5;
Mlxnoiiri I'acinc, 2'i, nnd Mmhattan, J'a Hut
the closing was not (no from fcccrlshneM and
mux inthcr IrrcRiihr.
llic bond mirkct wax nffrclcil lw the lato ell
Inc. but In 1 much less decree thin MockA. Total
sahs par vilue, J.',Ti'0,0(x)
I'nlled slates rrfunrilnj; 2s md new 4a ad
cnried U per lent, on the last c ill.
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Scranton Boaul of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
SMKlo
I 11-t Nitiotul llank
sii.intuu sjmiiks II ink
I In 1 il Nitional 11 ink
Dime Deport md llisiount Ilink..
1 connnii Light, II. A. 1 ( o
l.uki lYust bifc Deposit Co
CI 11k A, sii0cr Co, l'i
Si nnton Iron Ionic .. ll Co ...
siimton Axle Wotks
laikananni D.liit (0, Pi
Count Sami;!s Hink L Tnl Co .
1 ii-t Nitionil Pink (Ciibomlilc)..
Stir dim Prillinir Co
liidciV itiouat 1 ink
sirinton Holt and Nut Co
People's II ink
New JIixro K, & (' Co
H0M)s
.Sirinlon Pa-scnacr lt.illw.n, tust
Morliripc, due 1020
I'ecpleS street ltailu ly, flist mi rt-
.Kiso. due 101S
People's Street ltiilw.it, General
mortgage, flue 11
Puk-on Mnmifaitiirlin; Co
1 uki i'onnsliip School .1 pel cent.
Citv of .sennton St. Imp. 0 per
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fciunton 'tuition 0 per cent
111. I A-ked
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115
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Scianton Wholesale Mmket.
CCorcrcted by H. C Pile, 27 Iatkuwanna Ae)
Hii'.Ur I'resb, OS.c.; dalrc, ficah, 19-j0o.
1 lire-t 1 nil 1 ream, nen. lli'.illc.
1 EKs W ostein flesh, liV.ulli., neaiby stale,
Hial5c
lA.njPi-p liiiohel. choice inirrrm. s(0a2n
Pe Uiani l'ir bu-hil, iliolic nuirow, Jjjja
?JH
'Medium Hems Pi.r bu-,helj. S2 10 if 2 15.
fircin Peas Per busheles. fl.40il P.
Hour Heat patent, per narrei, si ij
Ilfil Kidney Ueana-l'er lniihel, 2 I5a2 50.
Potatoes Per biMiel, PliOOv.
llciinuda Onloiu Per bushel, $1 50afl CO.
Now York Grain and Pioduce.
New oik, .lime 25 I'lour Weak md CilOe,
lower; Minncsoti pitcnt. ssl70aJ05, umtcr pat.
tuts, .iWil'JU, wintu bti lights, SilUaiJO,
winter eMias, ii 50a2 S5 wluat -No. 2 red,
1V.1, f. n Ii. nllodt, No i red, Tl'fce. eleator,
No t Noilherii llulutli, 7K. f. o. b. alio it Op
tioiii opcied ti) und iru buelv steady nil
th, tlosul casj at '61V11. net decline. July
ilocd 7.1'si i Sept., 7-V I Oil,, 72i4c; Dei,
"l".c. Corn Spot tiimj No. 2, it'n. clewtor,
nnd IR'8i. f. o, b alloit Options opened eu-y,
but tin lib' iccomed come of tho Irus Closed
lcllb ! 'si'ic mt deiline. Julj clo-ed I7'ic,;
Sipt, I1V.1 ; Oit., IsUc Odh spot dull and
e.ifv i No. 2 oats, J2i : No. .1 oits, Jl'ji j No.
2 white while, Jli., No. .1 xxliile, .Ul.c . tuck
mlMii western, Jl',.aUc , (tack while, 2-iJ7i,
Options qiilit xnd rilher ea), Ilultcr Steadj j
westiin in .Hunt, 15il0o ; do. f.utoij, iji.a
l"iic ; imlutlon cuainery, lT,.tl7i,i btatj
daii), llilsi'.c Cheese -sicad) ; fauij laigo
lolorcd, Dsai : do. lo. white, Discs fuuy smalt
tolored, naO"i',, do. ib white, l U!)ai , I'BB'
t inn i stitii ami I'lnn-jhiinl 1, ll'silu : west
cm un.mdlcd, 1 lal Ju , Mistein iiudlcd, ll';c.
oau, 2"'j.iJ6i. No, 2 wldte, 2J34e.; No. .1 wiiite,
KijJUl'.i J Nn J i)e. J7l,; Nu. I (lax seed,
il hS; miss poik, $.11 7.ra II so; laid, 7'abRU,
i.itiit libs, ifsiS JO ill y taltcd shoulders', 7a7f-,i ;
ehort ileal, ?.50aSc,0
Chicago Live Stock Maiket.
Cliltago, June '25 Cattle Heccipls, 2,0i0, In.
rlmlint, tiOO 'Iimiis; geneully atcad i 'leans
full) (.teadc: giuil lo pi lino elcciti, a150aUJO,
pool to indium, -fl 0a5 10, taoikus and (rcderi
Mow, 2 00alM, iow, if.' 75 1 1 'JO, hcileid. 2 76i
5l,i, idnnin, 'a2.7o; nulls slow, $2 75a(-0,
ultis. tlrm aitlu, ?lafiO, lexas fed bteon,
$1 2ja5 10. 'lca giivj steus, t-IG0all0, 1ca
lulU, $-2 73j'I75 llcii,s-ltcicipl-i loda), It Onu,
toiuoriow, o,i, cslimateil; left over, 2000,
5 to 10i-. hlsliei; ad Ho. higher pilus -,'"ec
September. Ibli, top. fiSO. luUid and butchers
$5 OOi6 22 Hi. i eood to choice heaij, $6 0Jat.50.
rough hca5. 5 00a6; light, fSWaai')! bulk of
tales, $dl5a8 20. Shcep-Kccelnts, 10,000, ehcfp
alow; epring Umba Arm; active clipped limbs
slow; other stead; good lo choice uclheri. $l
4 21; fair to choice mixed. ?.! U5al; western theep,
$lal25; -.carllng. flal 50, native lamba spring,
up to $5 75; -flat '-'5 , western latnbj, fja3.25.
Chicago Grain and Produce,
l lilcago, Juno 2 1. lower cublcs and excellent
nop piospeils weie iigaiu I ho ttcakeiiing faclox
In the wheat nuikit lodit, Sipl, eluded iat,
lowrij Sept. coin ta?c-. lughcij and oats V
liUlur. I'lutblous closed 5j10i. lower. L'uili
uuolatlons wire as follows:
I lout Dull, weak. No, 2 rpiius wheat, 0Ti(a
n ; No. J, mV'.aUi' 1 i No. a nil, i.l407'c s
Nu. 2 Loin. 41Wi : No. 2 ellnw. 411C.L . Nn 2
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Tour Lines, 3 Cent.x lor Each Extra Line.
For Bent.
For Reeto
About 1200 feet of floor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturlng. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of
Thh Tribune.
foil MAT House, BIO ,le(Tcron avenue, in
cludlmt steini lieal; )' per month In
quire of II, (t, llalc, '27 I.ji k itv.inn.i avenue.
A hltY dcxlrablo furnished cotlane for rent nt
lake hhirldan. fall on or addict 1'. C.
DrlttRx, Nicholson, Pu.
IOII ltl.M In Hilton, lottnue of nine loouix,
nearly new and pirt.y fiiinlxhed; best Ion.
tlon lu town, lor llic season or loiiRer. Appl
CI. U. Carlton, Dillcn, l'a.
VOll nilNT Fnrnlxlieil hnme sullnble for smill
family. Inquire 1710 Moniey avenue.
rOll ItrST-Cnllat;e nt I like Wlnoli, with all
modem Improveinentx mil two boats. Appl
'. n. oihtk, iraucis name nuinins
fOll TtlAT flroom hotiie, corner Wajne avenue
and Pnlniui xlrutj hot and fold water,
norc but small family need appl). 170.1 Wayne
avenue
f20 (JUKIIN Rinnc srmiBT. ten rooms, modern
improvements, steam heat lurnlshcd; deslr
desirable. For Sale.
CAIUIMii: I'UNTS-llalf n million: bext xarle
Ilea, $1 W) per 1,000 . A. TilllnB.liat.t, La
Plume, l'a.
1011 .-M: Trunk for 'lie nt a biiftain, onlv
brin uied time, nlxo hdv's wheel In good
londitlon. Addirss, "flunk," care tribune Of
Ik i
For Sale or Bent.
1011 "Mi: OU RUM Double home, all im-
puvc its. Ilcnt, 100 C'atli price,
$.,luo SO1) Harrison avenue
1 Oil SAM; Oil IlKSr. New double bouse on
ltid(,e How, adjoining leaidenii! of "J. 11.
Risf-ell 1. lev en rt oms on each side. One side
icntx for $.10 Prin, s,000 O. F. Itcjnolds,
Ci nncll building
Benl Estate.
IMMJMlMi: PICJT it Ficlorvville, beiutlfully
tituitud, few minutes from station Pos
esses lovelv view of Mirioundlnc; countrv. "Will
nrl to suit buveis Puces or low Addres
1 lljikctt, Heal l.stalc, hiranton, Pa
1011 sl- Siii(,b house, 801 WclMci ncenue.
Ion moms stiam lint (I F ltevnohls,
( iimiill building
?1,C00 Dujx six room, single noiisc, Rood well,
lot 100x200, fctranton street, Dalton, Pi
UclU A. Kealor.
$1,S90 ituvs buildins lot, 40150 Wheeler ave
nue Wells i. heater, llurr Iluildlni;.
$2,000 Dux s double hoiie, 7 roomx on a side, all
improvements, ecept gas. Dean strict, l'tovi
dence Wells i, hiator
Money to Loan.
ilONL to loan on Improved citv leil estate
III.XIIY Bl UK, .in.
cms ii wii.i.f.s
THOMAS SI'RVCiUi:.
$300,000 TO LOAN' Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments Stark & Co., Traders' blje;
ANY AMOUNT Or MONFY TO LOW Quick,
stral,-;! I leans or Biiilmns and Loan At
from 4 to 6 per cent . Call on N V. Walker,
Jl 1 315 t'onnell building
Wanted.
W AMI I) I obex md gentlemen for poiminrnt
positions, loi il woik, V.000 pit month, 7.00
per mi nib md expense in tiavel pplv aflei.
iiloik or eveninnx 11. M Sinderx, Irving Hotel,
'ci anion Pa.
Booms and Board.
Kill RIM Two pleasant looms, with hoard,
Mittiihlc foi gentlemen or hdiea All ion
eniinies ulJ Wains avenue
LAHGi: front room with board for two gentle
men, 410 Adams avenue.
Furnished Booms.
DOR RFNT One large furnWicd front room;
also one side room. 517 Adams avenue. v
Lost.
LOsI bilk lined undiced kid chiving glove In
llic JtOO bloik on Ceil ii avenue. huitanie
lew ml foi lelurn In (enti.il Peunlvania lelc.
phone I xilimge, 117 Adtnis avenue.
Buffalo Hotels.
HOI 1 1, 1 I.MIIlTllsr, lliiO llo, N. 1., dueillj in
limit of I inioln I'aikwiv inliinio to epoi
tlon, in full clew of nlghtl) illumination-, and all
pjioticlinic tllpla)s Rules, fl 00 up.
Proposals.
Nxwx V xtxxarxn Kxi
IHi: DM. ION M'llOOI, RORI will icielvc
bids until .lull o, al 7 p m , on an ivue of
live thou-, nut doll us of hiinils lor piiliiul us
addicss lnnk M. Lolvln, faeiretarv, Dillon, Pa.
Situations Wanted.
Snt'AllON' WAMI l Coichmin denes n sit
uition with .1 pi IV lie Until, vupable man,
atllilly tcnipcute and icliable, with good lefei
lines. Addicts Ciuiliiiun, J J I 1'inii awiiui,
Citv
hlll'AriON WAMI D Lady would like to pro
nun work li llm di.v. Addiies 1U1 Apple
avenue, Duninore.
bnimiO.V WANT IH-II) experlemed book
keepci, now cmplojed. Would like to change.
J), ,s, llox J7l, til).
bin'VIION W Nli:il-cllvo jnimg man desires
position ax book keiprr. cioi Uncoil and will
ing lo nuke hlmselt useful, llmei, 'tribune Of
tin. blllAriOV Mhl)-s a cook m iliel. Ad
dress, Aimttrong, duinl Cinlril Hotel.
hill VTIOV ffxMI.IMI) a joung nun us cleik
or helper in a gtocci) or genci il ttore; his
bad eleven vcjh rpericuic- and lau give the
beat rifi'imic. binillj lempeiatc and lionet.
Addiess . V. 7 , Dalton, Pa.
blJt'AllOV WAMtl) hi a woman to go out
.) day washing, iionlng or ileinlng Please
call or address ilrs M. Russill, Ul'J U.lar avc
nue, til),
bill AIIO.V WANH II-H) a )oung woman, with
ihlld thiee jcars old, as homckerper or
liousi'vvorb aumiim, i" ivivoa.rr vuuii, t-iij
Buffalo Live Stock.
Fast RiilTalo, June 23 HucIpU, i.illlc, none,
sheep and lambs, noc, bogs, .1 cars. Shlpinruu
Cattle. none; sheep and lambs, none; hogs, 1
car, faille there were nu thiough sales or re
ceipts toda) and demand wax light, Calves
( holec to extra, $3 8.5a8. Spring lambs, i'i 13i
6; lambs choice to extra, $3 13aS .'3; sheep choice
lo extra mixed, fj 73aJ 00 ilegs llcavv, 3 30,
pigs, fr 20a8 J3.
Oil Market.
Oil Cit). June il Credit balances, 105, certlft.
cates, no bid bhincnts, lli.Jos; average, SO,
SCi; runs, lOJ.tO'J, average, Sl,liO.
bill AllON' WAMLD An experienced loaihman
-would like a situation with a piivatc Ijinllj
limpiralf man and a er) uiilul driver; un
dirslaiidi gmeral woik aiound a piivatc place,
ivilli rcfercms. Adduss, Coachman, oll I'cnu
u venue.
3
More
Help Wanted Hale.
lllll.l' W'ANrntJ-iwentytUo laborers at Collier)
1 nglneer's new pilnler), joining nvcnuo
and Ash street, this morning.
W'AM FU Hatcjinen. traveling or local: weekly
s ilary paid. llcrrlik Seed Co , Rochester,
Help Wanted Female.
W'ANTI'll llxperlcnicd second girl. Arply at
110 (Jiiliuy avenue.
W'ANrilll-Competent cook and laundiesx. Ap
ply at A 13 Monroe avenue.
Boarders Wanted.
W'ANTKD-Table boarders. Mrs. Tompkins, 631
Washington avenue.
LEGAL,
CI1V ORDINANCi: of City of Siranloii, Pcnn)l
v.mia. AV ORDIVANCi:
Providing for the lev) and Collection of a llcen3o
ti In the ill) of biranlnn
Re it ordained by the select and lommon conn
(lis of the ill) of bcrunton, and il is hereby
oidaincd by tile authorlt) of the sinie, that cvery
pcrsou, film or corpontlon engaged In, or about
to engiigo In, anv culling, xocatlon or buslnos
named in this ordinance, hill proiurc tt llieno
from the lit) In.i-uicr and pa) lor the same nt
the following ratex iispei tlcclj.
bectlon 1. Ml person who sell fruit, flxli cege
tables and olhir prodin Is, not of thdr own
raising, fiom cirt or wagon, fifteen dollars per
annum for ciili xchlile
All persons whoislull peddle and sell flsb.
fruit, vigclables or any other pioduit, not ul
their own raising or any merchandise not of
their own manufacture, from bag, biskil, crato
or otherwise, ten doll irs per annum
Any pirson, not a regularlv licensed merclnnt
pi)ing slate license, nigigid in silling l'i ml,
vegetables, fish oi other products not of their
own mixing, on inv street or thorough! ire fiom
stand tcmporiill) ended nn xaiant lots or in
front o! slotex or othei utritittui, shall piv
annually tho sum of llltcen dollais, samo Mull
not be lovtrcd bv peddler's licence
Any pcison Felling patent medicines or other
in.iniihi turril pioduits b) inv ot tlio mollis men
tioned in above siction, liilecn dollars per un
num.
All peoiirt lkcn-ed necoiding lo above provi
sions shall not be illowul lo lonte within 100
feet of riguhrl) licensed stoics or to is in tin
standing for nioi than live minutes it one time.
hoc. -' No license shall be griutid lor less
sum linn herein specified, whether the simc Is
taken out .it the beginning of the license )cai
or at any lime thenaflir.
Sic .1 Ml innual liiin-e tnxes except is hire
Inifler provldul shall be due mil pu lblc lo the
i ill triasunr on Un- first Mondav of piil, In
tacit trui, und if nut paid b) the fifteenth di)
of April, tho cily tieisiirer 'hall mnki' out I llt
of all persons who nuj be liable for said license
fix as provided in sution 2, and give Allien
dajs writin or printed notice to all delinquents
to piv up If at the expiration ot taid notice
mil one tlull have dcfiiilltd, suit shall be
brought for tin- colli i tlon of the same
It shall be the dul) of the food inspector or
any ofHicr of the polite dipaitmint lo Inspect
i tics intl meisiuix u-id bt inv )iiiins licensed
is pionded in Section 1, mil lo see 111 it thev
compl) wllb tin. stito Iiws in icgard to Rime
'1 1 ill) treasiuci shall kiep a book, wheiiin
he slnll utoril ill lit civxch isiied mil lluir num
ber, pinvidid in stitiou I, and be slnll futiiUh
the polic dipiitment with i iopv of -.jim, nihl
h shall furnish i uh ipplltint, whin lliense is
giintid r nil vnr, with i tin sign for vehicle,
whtih slnll icad. "-Miauton I'm I. nemo No
( ), iu ( )" s,nl,. to b. di'plivid on
w igon in ill lit) slcht mult r pinalt) ol hiving li
tei.v nvoKid All olhirs with i tin Mgn, IiiiUp
or billion at leist two jncliis in diamitir Hid
ing same as il.nvi
licasurer slnll lcnitv oi fuini-li npplicinls
wilh Mgn oi ludi,e whtn lhe same slnll Imp
bicn lost oi ihsliotcd, ivuliiiio bung given to
lint t licet, mil I fie chilled for Mine nut lo
ixticd to-.t ot saiui'
Anv pnsou so linn-iil, who slnll loin his
bull,! or sign, upon dilution, Mull forfut Ilu
licmsp
Su I All peisoiis ihsiilng lo engige In .in)
biisiuiss ax provided for in Sei lion I, slnll pro
tore i liutisi fiom tin. cm In isiucr btfore at
ttmpting lo t iiga.c m slid business
Su ,1 Whoivu slnll Molilt anv of the pin-vii-ionx
of this oiibiianci- sh ill on convbtlon
Ihireof In fon lhe uioidir oi any aldinuan of
tin tilt be piimMiid bv i flue of not lesx Hi in
ten doll lis nod not moil thin oiu hundrid do
lirs md in difiult of the patment theieol slnll
be inipiisuiied In Ilu- inunlv J ill until such lint1
is pud, nut ixiieding llmlv dajs
Su. I. All ciilliiiiius oi pills of oidiinnoex
mionsUtcnt hucwilh be and the Mine ire here
in rcpeilul
bei 7. lhe thiol of police shall at all times
Inve polui at headqii liters mil at the valimis
pieclnils i iopv of tins' oi ilm i in r mil It shall
bo the dulv of the police to etc Hut the piovi
idoiis of this ordiuiuco ill c louipliid wilh in
delill
I Ins oiiliinnco slull like eflect immediately
upon Us pa-ssii,!
P.issul Common founul April 10. loot.
P. K. CM PIN. Piciidrnt.
Pi.--.ed Selcit Council, Miv Hi. 1001.
C. 1. f IllllKNDKN. President
Piiblishtd ill piiisinme of i resolution of utj
councils M 1'. L I I LI , CUV Clerk.
Scranton, Pa , .lime 2'i, 1001
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
Mllll'l'. 'If ownois nt property abiilling on
boutli Main annuo fnm the south mil. line
nf Oxford si net to the noith nub Una of
Hampton strict
'I line in pending In citv u.imills of the div
ot Sunnlon, Pi, in niilininte intllhd "In
oidlnuiue providing foi lhe pivlng of Soulli
Main avenue fiom the south tuib line of Oxford
stieet lo the noith nub lini of lliinptnti street
villi the bist ipulilv of itntlid biiik on i
lonuete bi'e, ali pinvuling for lhe setting of
null htonex on ild avenue between the pointi
named, piovlding niaiiiiu ol assisting mil colleit
Ing iosIs of said liiipiovuntnt and appioprialing
funds lo pi) for the ciini," bung I ile of s,.
lrct Couiull Nn 1., 1001 lhe following is 1
iopv of tin p.litlon lor said improvements, with
names of petllioneis:
In the Honorihh. lhe Silut and Common Conn
ills of thn l ilv of mi iiilon, Pi
(lenlleniui- lhe und. ricned owneis of prop
crtv ibulting in South Main ivenue hetvvrei
Oxfnid and llimplnii slieels icsptclfiilly petition
tour lionoi lblc bn.liex lint the said ivrniio hi
'tweru lhe pilnls mined Ie pivul with vllilfleil
brlik on il lomiile bi-e and tint lhe snnii
Ie set with iiuh-tnirs hi In ns the same miy
bo noirsMiv; hit Hie cost of said Inipinvtmenlx
be .iesid'.iBaliist tlio al.bultiiig properlv ovvnen
niconlliig lo lhe det fiont tide as ileirrminril
liy the Cilv Inginre- of --iranlon, Pi . Hut tlio
asscsniieui for Mid impinvenient be made pavible
In five equal anmnl In.-I illnienla and petitioners
will ever piav, i Ic
D l Lulu, .'.0 fret, 4 0 "Joulh Main avenue.
11, l, I'v me, 43 (eel, 311 and 311 bmlli .Main
ivenue
I). 1) I'vain .s. Co,, 43 feet, S07 and 300 South
Main avenue,
I), ) l.vanx A. Co., 21 (eel, Dli boutli Main ave-
T, 1'. M isoii, Agl , 00 feet. 401 and 101 Smith
Midi avenue
II Mil. 30 feel, l.'7 and iJO nulh Miln avenue.
WIIII1111 n.ilelnlik, 2i feet, il south Miln -ic-
line.
luliii T Willi mix. I. Icel, .III Soulh Main avenue
P, l. Miuppler, fi D h, i7,f. flit, to1) and 411
smith Mliu ivenue,
"lhonm W Dims Istalc, b) D. J Rills, 40 fed,
t. 0 smith Miln avrnue
Mary II Moll, 100 fret, 1IJ oulh Miln ivuiue,
Jlaillu I llilei, b) T. lleher, 70 feci, LI
South Main avrnue.
S 1'. .Ma-nn, Itnl feet, 410 Hmilh Main avrnue
William lcbrr, '-." frel, 317 ."-onllt Maui avenue,
I red It. I rhcr, SJ't feel, 111 bnulli Slain avenue,
S I' Corles, 50 feet, ..II Niulh Miin ammo
Jcnkin Uvvis, 40 feet, til and Ul t-nulh Main
avenue
William II Wllllanw, 50 lift, ."13 and .117 bnulli
Main nvi mil'
Ihoma. l)iioii, Ml Icet, B.'J and l.'l South Miln
avume,
W" II Wiekirer, SO feel, .VO Soulli Main avenue,
I dvvard Itobeits. 2i fut, .south Main annuo
1. A I'rlcker, lit feet, 410 to III .south Main
avenue
Male of I'unmlwnli, Count) of I iikiwanua, s,
lit (oio nu. the k.ibscribir, n nntai) public in
oud foi said state and lonnlt, and residing In
the ill) of Siranlnn, personally appeared 1.
1 1 Hows Mason, who, being dul) sworn auord.
iiu- to law ilcposeih und si)s that he was per.
sonall) pieseut whin rach and all the slgnaliins
to the above and (on-going petition were made,
ami that Iho samo are the actual signatiucs ol
the persons whose names appealed under said
petition. r. ti mows Mns,
Sworn and subscribed to before me this, twin
t) -third da) nf April. loOl
11. I) IH LOWS, Nolai) 'Public.
I retllf) that the names ittaihfl lu this pell
tlon represent a imjority o! Icet frontage betwein
Oxford and Hampton streets
josfpii p. niiiiirs,
l hid l.nginccr B. O K.
Puhllshcd in pursuance of resolution of city
council W. Ii. (.vlNNHL, City Recorder.
Scranton, Pi , June 21, I'M.
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Thin Pour Line, A Cents tor Eich Ettra Line,
PROFESSIONAL.
fc m. i,,isiihBM"Lf-JufcrJxn-CXfXJ
Certified Public Accountant.
LIIW'ARI) 0.
Uiiildlng.
Sl'Alll.UI.SO, 23 TRAUKRS BANrJ
Architects
tlltt'ARn II. DAVI3, ARCIUTKCT, CONNELb
building.
KRKDKIIICK L nitOW.V, AnCII. D, BEAti
Fstate Kxclnhge Rldg , 12 Washington vo.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
It. h ItAlllll.Sd, 608 CON.SKLL BUILDINa..
Dentists.
DR. O. tl. EILEXnEROEn, PAULI duildino,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. O. O. LAUBACH, 115 WYOMING AVENUE.
Lawyers.
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, 10 and 18 Burr building.
F. K. TnAOY.ATT' Y.COMMONWEALTH BLUO.
D B REPLOOLU, ATTORNEY-LOANS NFOO
Hated on real estate security. Mears buildlnf,
corner Washington avenue and Spruce atrtlt.
MILLARD, WARREV & KVAPP. AHORNEY9
and counsellors at law. Republican building,
Washington avenue.
J1SSUP A. JLSbltP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
scllorx at law. Commonwealth building, Rooms
ID, 20 and 21.
LDWMID V. THAYER. ATTORNEY. R00M9
003004, Oth floor, Hears building.
L. A W'ATRIS. ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW, BOARD
ot Trade building, Scranton, Ta.
PATTPRSOV A WlLCO, TRADERS' NATiONAli
Bank building.
C COMFQYS, 0 It REPUBLICS BUILDINO.
A. W. BFRTIIOLF, OFFICE MOVtD TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR W. Ii ALLEN, 6U NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue
DR. S W. L'AMOREAUxT. OFFICE 330 WASH
ington avenue Residence, 1J18 Mulberr).
Chronlo disease, lungs, heart, kidneyi and
genito urinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to i p m.
Hotels and Resturanta.
Till; PLK CAFF. 123 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZFIOLER, Proprietor
SCRANTOV HOUSE. NEAR D , L. & W. PAS
senger depot. Conducted on th EurpD
plan VICTOR KOCH, Proprittor.
Scavenger.
A. B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor; only improved pump usid.
A. B Rriggs, proprietor. leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Elcke's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones
Seeds. G R CLARKE & CO , SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1050 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 762.
Wire Screens.
JOSFPII KUETTFL, REAR 611 I.ACKA AVE,
Scranton, Pa , manufacturer o! Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRFSSMAKIM3 FOR CHILDREN TO ORDLR;
al'o ladies' waists. Louie Shoemaker, Si;
Adams avenue.
THE WILKES BxKRE RFCORD CAN BE HAD
In 8iranton at the newt stands of Reiimin
Bros , 400 Spruco and 303 Linden; M. Norton,
22 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. Schutzer, 211
bpruce street.
LjEGAJU
NOIICE l'o the owners of propeity abutting or
Washbuin sticet between bumner avenue and
an Ilurin avenue.
'lhe re ix pending on passage in city counctti
of Iho cil) of bcranton, Pa , an ordinance,
entitled, "n ordinance providing for the paving
of Washburn street between Sumner avenue and
the westulv side of Van Iturcn avenue with iho
best qinntitv ot vitiidid brick on a concrete base,
also providing tor the setting ol uirbstones on
said street between the points named, providing
manner of atsxjiig and collecting costs of said
Impiovemenlx, and appropriating funds to pa)
for the same," being Pile of Select Council No
1.'. I'lOl. Iho following ix a copy of the petition
for said Improvements with the names of petition
err,: 'lo lhe Honorable the s0lctt and Common Coun
ells of the ( ilv of Seranlon
The undeislgnid owners of property abutting
on Washburn sheet between Sumner avenue and
the weslirl) side o! van lluren avenue respect
fully pelltinu our honorable bodies that said
street bitween tho points named be paved with
tilulird brick nn n concrete bise; that the same
be set with curbstone si far as nreessar) ; that
the cost of impiovement be asseued again.t abut
ting owners aeioidiug to lhe foot front
rub'. 'Dial said asrment he made pav
abln in ten equal annuel Installments; and
that the poilloii of said street occupied bv
the liaiks and killings o! lhe street railway be
elediieteil (rem slid acxsuicnts agalnct abbui
ting ovvncis and lolleeted from said street nil
nil) companv and that the contractor be required
to give a live )eai guaiantee lo the cit), and
jour pelllloneis will ever rray etc
Ulllim r.iir. I 217 ft
II W, I. tans 100 It
ldnaid 11. Dims 48 ft
.Inlm Merchant , 100 II
.Inhn .limletnu '-"i ft
II Davis, Ailnimii.tr Hor 50 ft
Aron Jamex 4 ft
Roger Evans, Adminlslratni , 4S ft
Jones A Illn.l.llll fi II
E. loomls, I), L. fV W. Railroad ,1-1 tt
D. F. Hughex 50 ft
I' L. Phillips, II) do Park Cemetery ro. ,.S43 It
W, II Dills 161 ft
1'. Howell 50 ft
Mis Raihel l.vans b) W, Haydn l.vans .... 50 ft
W, T, Davis 0 tt
Peter I.uxembergcr ,,.,..!, 21 It
I harlrx oos , 21 (r
llnbcit RobciU II (t
Mis. Sarah Nicholas, pel D. J, Mason,
(icorgc Cooper, Agent ,,,, 150 It
Win. II. Wright , 41 ft
John It. Hughes 60 ft
PuhlMicl In pursuance of Recolutlon, ot City
Counills,
M. T I.WhLLE, Cily Cletk.
Sirinlon, Pa , June 2t, 1101,
NOIICE Is hereby given that the partnership
late!) siibaUlin between A II. Rogers and
N O, Mioi, both of the city of bcranton, coun
I) of lackawanui and state of Pennsylvania,
doing biifiniss under the llrm name nf RogeM
A Major, has rspiied on tills, nlnelrrnth day ol
lime, . D IOcm. and that the Arm aforesaid
lu brrn ilissnlvid by mutual consent. ,
.Ml ilt bis owing to tlie said partnership araj
to be rcieived by tha said A II Rogers and all
ilunands on the said partneiship are to be pie
scnled to him, the said A. II Rogers, lor pay
incut A II. ROGFRS,
S. O. MAJOR
W VI.1KR I' 11 UK Atlorne)
tSTAlE OF AHMIN'DA NI.EIP, DhCFxbED
letters testamentary on the estate ol Armlnda
Kccld late ol the City ol birsnton, deceased,
have been granted to tho, underslgnd, to whom
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make pajment, and those having claims cm
demands, to make known same without deity.
C. tt. NEbLD.
Jl. C. JttYNOLDS,
II C ItlANOID', Lecutorf.
Attorney for tstatc.
IN RE; TbTvuToF DAMtL W. SULLlVAv!
To Whom It May Concern:
The Orphans' Court ol Lackiwsnna County hi
granted a rule to show cause why Mary Sulli
van, eiecutrix of the list still and testament
of Daniel W. Sullivan, should not be duchtrged.
Returnable to neat Argument Court. .
MABY 6ULUVAK1
II. O. REiNOLPb. Executrix.
Attarnev (or EstaU.