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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1901.
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TUNKHANISOCK.
fipeelil tn the JVrmton Tribune.
Ttinkhnnnork. July S. The cult of
Kttle DeWItt vs. pxecutois or I'ojry 8.
Billing!", wu tried before Justice
Charles Pmlth on Jlondny. The cs
tnte Is sued In tresp.s. for gelling per
nonnl pmpcriy set out to Mrs. DeWItt
unrlfr the exemption laws, as nil exo
tlon nR.Hnst her decens-ed husb.ind, K.
V DeWlti. The execution whs Is
tmed In lifetime of F. W. DeWItt. hut
property wns not hold by the sheriff
until after It hnd been nppuilsed nnd
turned over to the widow to npply on
her clnlm for exemption. Judgment
will be given Inter.
Kx-Sherlff Ahlta O. Oregory, of Me
phoppen, was a caller In town on Mon
day. Cashier Edwin N. Stone, of the Wy
oming National bunk, returned on
Monday fioin Auburn, N. Y.. wheie
he visited his family, who nie spend
ing the summer at that place.
Edward W. Fargo Is entertaining
his brother from N'nntleoke, Pa.
Mrs. Hannah O'Uryan, accompanied
hy her niece, Miss I.eah nuins, Is vis
iting friends at Wllkes-nane.
Dr. George Herllnghoff, of Scranton,
made a short call here on Monday.
'Squire Sampson has returned to his
home at Baltimore after spending a
hhort vacation In this vicinity.
James Thnycr nnd wife, of this
town, and William V. Hillings, of
Kingston, left on Mond.iy for Buffalo,
from whence, after enjoying the P.tn
Amerlc.in exposition, they will go to
the Thousand Islands for the summer.
M' y Daisy Chllds, who Is engaged
In chlng nt Olean, N. Y Is spend
I yiier viicitlmi with her mother nt
A place.
Davis Kchrlng. the expressman, was
.prostrated by the heat one day hist
week and reported to be In h ptecarl
ous condition
Miss Mnry Bnyie, of Scranton, spent
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Frank Carey, who formerly. In con
nection with his brother, Austin Caiey
conducted an extract factory on
Bridge street, Is here from Bethlehem,
Pa., where he Is employed In the steel
works.
Harry Boss spent Sunday with
friends at Lake Carey,
Albert Mack, the life Insurance man,
Is f-ntcrtalnlng his brother from Beth
lehem. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Swartwood. of
Falls township, were isltors In town
on Monday.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Piatt spent Sun
day at their old home nt l.accyvillo.
Professor William Wood and wife,
of Sauthold. 1,. I , are spending the
summer with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Wlntcrmute.
NICHOLSON.
frcclal tn the Scranton Tribune.-
Nicholson, July S. Among the
earliest crowds to leave Nicholson on
the Fourth of July was the one that
Journeyed to Hoodlleld's grove for n.
pUnlc. The greatest featuie of the
day was the dinner. A most enjoy
able time was spent, cards and games
being Indulged In. 'finite who went
were: Misses Florence Wllklns, Jessie
Stephens, Bessie Stephens, Ruth John
son, Vera Taylor, Virgil Taylor, May
Farrar, May Hluklee, Addle Nought,
Mess,. Will Crock, Maurice Hlnklle,
Ouy Hoof, Fred Clock, Hairy Se.unans,
Leo O'Boyle, Wlntleld Hlnklle. Clint
Doyle. Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Wllklns,
Bay t'ruser of Montio.-e.
Mrs. H. S. Stephens entertained the
following friends at her cottage nt
Lake Nicholson on Thutsday. Mi. and
Mrs D. O. Black, Miss Susan Black,
and .Mr. John Bailey of Scranton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Osborne nnd
children, nnd Mr. and Mrs. K, D. Bell
and children spent the Fourth at Kirk
Stephens' grove.
Mr and Mts. Fred H. Stephens of
WIlke-B,ine aie the Riiesto of Mr.
Stephens parents Mr. and Mrs. H.
Stephens.
Mr F. N. MojIp Is spending a few
days at his old home nt this place.
Mrs. William F. Hallstead of Scran
ton visited her brother Mr. George
Harding at his home on State street,
Monday.
NEW AULFORD.
Special tn the Siranton Tribune.
New Mllford. July S Miss Mlna
Moore visited her la other Fied at
Klngsley, recently.
Mlfs Mame Hrlniirtell is spending
some time In Scranton with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. DeWItt enter
tained their brother Jerome DeWItt
and family the fore part of this week.
Leon Miller, of Alford. Is spending a
few da-3 with his parents In this
pint e.
Mr. and Mr?. Frank Bamerman of
r.rooklyn. N. Y. arc xisltlus their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tusker.
Henry LaBar and E. A. Smith called
on Heart Lake friends Friday.
Mrs M. Moffa't, of the township, Is
In Binghamton caring for her
daughter who Is seriously ill.
Mrs L'andace Lewis mtcitalnod her
mother. Mrs. Julia Wllmarth, of Hop
bottom, recently.
An he eieani festival was conducted
by the Y. P. S. C. E. in the park
Saturday eenlng July fi.
B. T. Williams, of Mansfield, was a
THOUSANDS LIKEWISE
One nf the most prevalent, nnnoylnc
nnd Irritating trouhles In Itrhlnp Piles
Suffering ones do not believe they carl
he cured, because they have tried so
many remedies that failed. It Is now
an admitted fact that Dr. A
Chafe's Ointment never falls, and tii
impress upon Scr.inton people the ah.
solute BUtety they have, Matthews
Bros, nre authorized to Kuarnntee eat'
Isfnctlon or lefund the price pH(i
Mr. P. .1 Mnnley, of j;0. 6 rjrcll
meet, Scranton, Pn., Hay: "For oi-hJ
T l,.wl l1nAt, a ..r - s-lllt
j-i-uin i nun nn . nviirrer rrorn Itoh
Inp piles. Porno nlchts i could not
Bleep at nil, nnd In hot weather I lost
lots of time nt work with them the
Irritation was so Krent. I tiled every.
thlnK with no success until I gut a
box of Dr. A. AV. Phase's Ointment at
Matthews Bros,' dnifj store, temporary
headquarters cottier WnshlnBton and
Lackawanna avenue. I uep(i pl1rt 0
the box, and have seen nothing of the
trouble since. This result I consider
wonderful In the light of past efforts
and failure to cure. It's a great oint
ment." Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment Is sold
at BOc. n box at dealers, or Dr. A. Vf,
Chare Medicine Co., Buffalo, j. y.
Pee that portrait and slunatiires of A.
TV. Chate, M. D are on every package.
guest nt the home of D. B. Taft, re
cently. Bev. H. J, Crane, of Unlondnle, was
a pleasant caller In town on Tuesday.
Miss Mnry Onrdncr, of FactoryvlUc,
Is a guest of friends In the township.
SPMMjVILLE.
Special tn the Scranton Tribune.
Sprlngvlle, July S. Fine showers the
last of the week revived drooping
vegetation nnd cooled the air nicely.
Mercury registered 100 degiees In tho
shade some days last week.
Stniirt Illley has been sick more than
two weeks, nnd for a time grave fears
were entertained that Something seri
ous would tcsult, but tho last few days
PICTURE
There were three
Where did the
has ni.ide quite a change In his con
dition, and he is now Improving1 nicely.
Kalph .Shields, of New Mllford, is
visiting friends In town. He a son
of 'William Shields who It engaged in
the htono business over there.
Last winter Harmon Stark sold his
f.irm over nt Xlen to Royd Squicr
and moved with his son on tho James
M. 'Wnllace farm. Sometime during
April ho was taken sick with kidney
and liver trouble, ile consulted most
of the doctors for many miles around
hut continued to get worse until Mon
day of last week when death ended
his .suffering. An autopsy was held by
Drs. Lnthrop and Plckatd which re
vealed the fact th.it death was caused
hy cirrhosis of the liver. Ho served
In tho civil war nnd was drawing n
pension at his dentil. Burial was made
In the Stark cemetery near Plcrcevllle,
Wyoming county, where the funeral
services were nlso held. Ho was C7
years old nnd leaves a widow and one
son.
Miss Bertha Williams, a teacher In
the Peckvllle schools, has been visit
Ing her parents, Mr. Henry Williams
and wife of this place.
Stanley Hputnn and wife, of Mont
rose, are visiting at the home of Dr.
Plckard and family.
Alfred L. Itlsley ha been sick with
Inflamatlou of the bowels now going on
four weeks. He Is a member of Lynn
lodge No. 1RI, I. O. O. I., and the
brothers are in attendance there every
night.
John Burdlck. an aged man living
near Pleasant Orovc school house wa
working In the hay field last Monday,
when he suddenly fell to tho ground.
Those who weie with him carried him
Into the house nnd sent for a doctor
who arrleved just In time to see him
explte. lie was well known In this
vicinity, and was an honest, upright
man. He leaves a wife only. The re
mains were laid to rest In the family
plot at the Newton cemetery on
Wednesday.
A little child of L. K. Squires was
taken sick oi) Tuesday and died before
a doctor could be had. Cholera Infan
tum supposed to be the cause. Fun
eial and Interment on Wednesday.
There being a shortage In the treas
ury of the citizens hand after the
rourth 'of July, the members will
give a festival and dance on Friday
evening July lfl, to help meet the de
ficiency. The Aid society has very
generously taken the matter In hand
and will give a fcstlal this week to
help the matter along.
Miss Kvnlyn Frozen, stepdaughter ot
Itev. tJ. II, Davis who moved from
here last April, Is visiting friends in
tow n.
The balloon ascension made here by
Oeorge T. MrC'roy, under the direction
of tho Citizen's band was thoroughly
satisfactory In every way, and proved
that he Is up to date and understands
his huslness. The day was all that
could be desired and the balloon went
up nearly In a straight line. The
trapeze performing during the ascent
was good. The parachute drop was
fln, nnd when the ground was reach
ed the distance from where ho rose
was less than forty rods, tho balloon
coming down only a few rods from the
uarachute.
THOMPSON.
Fpeelal to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, July 9. Mr. and Mrs. A.
U. Harnes, or Ilerrlck Centre, visited
his hrother, S. P. Barnes, Sunday.
A. .1. Hlnes and wife, of Orson, were
calling on friends In town yesterday.
K. K, Oelatt was doing business In
Laneshoro, Monday.
Llttlo Miss Dorothy, daughter of T.
C. Leonard, of Scranton, is spending a
week with her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Lewis,
Dr. S, S. Miller, of Laneshoro, was
professionally engaged In town yes
terday. Miss Jennie Mulvey, who has hecn
In Susquehanna for the past month, Is
home again at Burgess K. C. Layton's,
Mrs. Fletcher, who has beoti sick for
the past month, has so recovered as
to he able to sit up a purl of the time.
Bev. A. D. Devld camped nt Coxton
Lake last wok and this wek he h',s
his family witn him there.
C. M. Lewiu Is doing business In
Ulnphamton today,
Tim copious iho3vers tho pat few
d'is have jrrentiy revived vegetation
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wrighter at
tended the funeral of .Michael Clancy
Jsiifjfc&gM Jl
at Susquehanna today. Mr. Clancy
wns the father of Miss Nellie Clancy,
who has taught school In this vicinity
for several years.
Miss Ada DeWItt, of Honcsdnle, Is
spending n few weeks with her uncle,
W. W. Messenger.
Tho farmers nro gathering tho hay
crop In earnest this week.
GIBSON.
Special to the Pcrsnton Tribune.
Gibson, July 8. B. W. Suiter who
Is working In Cnrbondalc spent Sun
day with his mother.
Mrs. A. G. Clnrke nnd sister of
Scranton Is visiting Mr. Clark's par
ents. H. L. Estnbrook Is working for Will
Tiffany In Harfnid.
Ed. Harding of Scranton Is visiting
his parents here.
Alden Smith nnd family of Bing
hamton nr visiting friends In town.
Mrs. John Perk of New Mllford
spent Sunday with her shier Miss
linttle Barnes.
G. B. Clark Is helping Chas, Davis in
haying.
Irwin Bailey and family nre vlslt-
PUZZLE.
birds in the cap,c.
juggler (anthem?
Ing C. W. Balloy in New Mllford
township.,
Menrl nnd Archie Terwllllger of
Scianton nre visiting fi lends In town.
Bernlce Sweet visited her New Mll
ford friends over Sunday.
Fannie Kmpert of New Mllford spent
h few days with ft lends in town last
wek.
TAYLOR.
The annual outing of tho United
soilQtlc.t of the St. John's Oerman
Catholic church of "West Scr.inton was
held In Wohler'.s park here yesterday
nfteinoon and cning and was a de
lightful affair. Tho giovc whs ciowd
ed and tho waitresses weie kept ex
ceedingly busy until a late hour. The
Taylor sliver comet band was present
and enlivened the event with some
of their choicest music. Dancing was
the feature of the occasion.
Tho funeral of tho late Mrs. Peter
Oallaghcr took place from her late
homo near the Aichbald mine yester
day morning. A high mass of requi
em was celebrated at the Immaculate
church of Conception hy the rector,
Bev. A. .1. Moirit, who nlso delivered
an Impressive funeral .sermon. At the
clo--o of the mass the funeral cortege
moved to the Hyd.a I'aik Catholic
cemetery where Interment was made.
The Taylor Union oichestra has been
engaged to furnish music for the
Knights of flolden Knglo of Old Forgo
at their excursion to Lake Lodoro. on
July 30.
The union excursion of the Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows will be
run to Harvey's Lake on July 6. The
lake Is one of tho most beautiful bod
ies of water In tho state.
The Taylor Lilacs challenge tho
Hustleis to a game on the School
House grounds for Saturday, July 20,
for any amount. S. Wilson, manager.
Mr. O. J. Lubinac and family and
Miss Annie Davis of Orovc street nte
home lrom a week's sojourn to Dela
ware Water Oap nnd Stroudshurg.
Mlnooka tribe, No. 217, Improved Or
der of Bedmen, will meet In regular
session this evening.
Mr. Samuel Powell of Nantlcoke was
the guest of relatives In town yester
day. Taylor lodge, No. 462. Knights of
Pythias, will meet in regular session
this evening,
David Powiill formerly a member
of the United States volunteers and
who was honorably discharged haM
returned to this town nfter spending
the past few months In California.
He is tho guest of his brother Mr. T.
J. Powell of Main street.
Bev. J. J. McLaughlin of Olypliant
visited his parents on Union street on
Monday.
The Coblelgh eMato, on Main street,
was sold yesterday at public sale and
was purchased for $6,300, It was pur
chased hy Mrs. John E. Evans, Messrs.
Samuel. Thomas and David Powell.
The Prohibition league will hold an
Interesting meeting on Friday evening.
July 12, In Van Horn's hall. An excel
lent programme, which will appear
later, has been piepared for the occa
sion.
ELMHURST.
Muss Helen "Williams left yesterday
for a visit 3vlth friends at Rockaway.
Mr. O. K. Klzer. of Wlmmers, called
on Klmhurst friends on Sunday even
ing. Mr. Frederick Darnack and family,
of Elkdale, 3vere callera hero on Satur
day. Mr. Allen Davis and Miss Cora Lown,
of Dunmorc, were guests at tho Curtis
home on Sunday.
Miss Bessie Buckingham returned
home on Saturday from a ten days'
visit with friends at Thornhumt.
Miss K, L. Uardenheigh and Miss
Besslo Hurdenbergh, of Scianton, weie
the guests of Mr. and Mis. A. B. Clay,
July 4.
Mrs. A. A. Robinson and daughter,
of Scranton, aie visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mis. H. J. Stanton,
Mrs. W. II. Robinson and children,
of Fleetvllle, are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. B. Buckingham.
An article In Monday morning's Tri
bune, stating that there were twenty
eight vacant houses In Klmhurst, Is
slightly overdrawn, as there are not
over five vacant houeis in the borough
at the present time. Neverthelej.s, let
the rubber factory come. Klmhurst
I will welcome It with open anno.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Streot Review.
New York, July n. Support for the market
Irom the latite liinMntr Interests ami abdicates,
which irrturrl )rsterdiy tn have abandoned It
to the cflccts ol forced liquidation, worked a
prompt transformation in speculative rrntlmcnt
today. The opening dcallnw disclosed that there
was allll iirireiit liquidation lo be dialed and
some heay blocks were thrown upon the market
at sharp concessions from lsst night' cto.inir
price", but brokers with supporting order wcro
preient at the aamo time and were bidding: above
the price, nt which aome tvere letting stocks (to.
The consequence was aome lde openings In the
price, ot the granger, Paclfle and Southwestern
stntks en sales ol 1,000 lo 3,000 shares each.
The average level ol prlcea waa carried a point
below last night and there were exceptional
loes In Louisville o( S, In llitllmore and
Ohio ol 3'J, and In Southern I'ailfle ot .
t'nlled Mates Steel received determined aupport
from the outset and, although the first offerings
were of 10,000 slmcs, the price was held at last
night's level, During the rest of the day tho
market showed steady recuperation and at times
developed J tone of positive buoyancy. The
docks which suffered most acutely In yester
day's liquidation were mot conspicuous in to
day's rally, notably St. Paul, t'tilon Pacific
Missouri Pacini' and Atchison. The movement
In theo stocks was eclipsed by that of Louis
llle, In which the dealings were on a very
lirgc scale. The opening loss In this slock and
tho subsequent inovo gave rotor lo the supposi
tion that it was raided for the purpose of accunv
tilatlng slock. In the late dealings it spurted tn
llil'i, an extreme rise of ?', It closed with
a net gain of 24. The recovery In the other
leaders from the low point ranged from ft to 5.
Some special strength was shown by Illinois
Central on the declaration of the dividend and
the derision tn issue new slock, and by Ml
Iuls and San Francisco second prefeircd on the
placing of the stock on a four per cent, dividend
basis. There was no apparent cause for the re
emery in the general list aside from the confl.
elenee Inspired by the evidence that powerful
support was In the market and the ominous ur
gent liquidation of sesterdsy was thereby
chetked Total sales today, Mj.t'OO shares.
The bond market was moderately active, but
enl.v a part of the list recovered In sjinpathy
with stoiks, Total sales pir alue, $J,(.V0O0.
I'nlted States new 4s declined 'i per cent, and
the old Is advanced i per cent, on the last call.
The following quotations are furnished Thj
"ribune by M. P Jo-dan k Co., rooms 70S..71
Wears building, Scranton, Tn. Telephone S0O.1:
Open- High. Low- Clos-
Ins. ot. st. ins.
Amcrlrjn Stizir Wi'i U l.Wfc U14
American Tohatco lT.t lHi X m
Atc-hl.on SW, Mi; T1 SI
Atchison. Tr UWH mm liny 101
TlrnoV. Traction T0U 8IVi 7!) 80;
IU1I. Ohio 1001, 10214 0')i 102',
Cent. Tolnrro fiT 157 fil'4 fifi's
ChM. k Ohio 4VJ 47'i 4 47'4
Chic, k t. West 21 21'; 22s; 24';
St. Paid M2's l""', lM'j 107
Itoik Mtml HO 111 1I7'4 IP
Kan. k Tex.. IT. fio'i (,0Vt 5114 un;
I.ouls. k Nasli 10p; 110'i 10.1U lOT's
Mm. KloMitcd 117 120 lift1 UOt,
MM. Tricllon Ifi1 170'$ Krt 170
Mln. paiiflr 10r, 0ii lop; 10s
South. Pj.lne Ma; .V,7, fiiij gsi;
Noifnlk k Western 4 M'i 4t, M'4
V. . Ontr.d 134 13"'i l.VI'; 1M
Out. k Western M5; 8. :ni; si,
renni. Iti- 146'4 14S ll't lis
l'.1ilfi Mill Rs OT 3 SS
ltr-acllnir Ily 4.1 4I4 42 44'4,
trading Hv., IT 77'1 71; 77 7
Southern II. It 30'J :)2'4 no'4 32
Southern It. It , IT S3 M, M't S1U4
Trim. Coal k Iron R3 hfi, fi) r.0
f. S. Leather 1.1'; IS' H 11'i
f. S Leather, IT 77'; 7 7TU 7
f. S . Ituhher 20'4 20 ;o'4 20;
Cnion Pacific ion; ioi?; inns; iota;
1'nlon Pacific, Pr S'H; M'-i SI W,
Uahavli, IT 40 II'; 401; 4Pi
Wesleni t ninn nul; 112 W; 0?,
Col. Fuel k Iron IOT',4 107'4 1M 103
tnat. Copper 11'4 120'; US 120';
Trio .)'; Its; 3s; 41
i:rie, 1st ffn; rni; ass; 70
Col. Southern II II 1:1 14
Texas I'ailfle tl'J 4P 41 41
Amer. Car Fotnirlrv .... ;:o ;tit so ,11';
I'. S. Steel Co IP; 43 4T; 43
l S. Slccl Co.. IT Mlt 03 !li 3
NEW OnK CHAIN MM1KET.
Open. High- Low. Clo-
WHEAT. inc. et. est. inc.
Septcmhrr fi'i-; 70 (!'i 70
Dei-ember 71 72 71 72's
CORN".
S'eplinihcr .31 .32 SUi 51
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Did. Aked.
1'irst National Rank 1200
Scranton Siungs Ilink
Thlid National Hank
Dime Deposit and Discount Rank..
Eccnomv Light. II. k V. Co
I.acka. Trust Site Deposit Co
Clark k Snoter Co., IT
Scranton Iron Kcncp k Mfg. Co....
Scrantm Axle Works
Lailtauaniii Dairv Co., IT
County Savings Hank k Tru-t Co..
First National Hank (Carbondale)..
Standard Drilling Co
Tradcis' National Rink
330
40, ...
275
41
1VI
125
110
Di
l0
CM
323
30
173
lcv
130
75
115 ...
115 ...
115
100
102
Scranton Rolt and Nut Co
People's Rank
New Slexico Ity. k ('. Co
HON PS.
S'rranton Pawnger Hallway, fiist
Mortgage, due 1020
People's Street Hallway, first mort
gage, due 1013
People's street Hallway, tiencral
mortgage, due l'lil ,
Pickon Manufacturing Co
I.acka, Township School 5 per cent.
City of Scranton St. Imp, 8 per
cent
Scranton Traction (i per cent
102
115
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corercted by II. O. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Hutter r'reh. 20'2ailc; daily, fresh, lji
20'ic
Cn0C5eKull cream, new. lOUallc.
Ej-uaWcsterii fresh, U'Siltc; nearby atate,
Reans-Per bushel, choice mirrow, $2.fi0i2.63
Pea Deans Per bushel, choice mairovv, S2.5Ji
?2.t'0.
Medium Rems Per bushels, S2.40aJ2.45.
Green Teas Per bushelcs, $1.40i$l,45.
Hour Rest patent, per birrel, JI.I5.
Red Kidney Ream Per bushel, $2.43a2.50.
Potatoes Per bushel, S5a00e.
Philadelphia Oraln nnd Produce.
Philadelphia. July !. heat 'e. lower; con
trail grade July, 67'aahSc. t'orn ';c. highei;
No. 2 mixed July, 4S4a40e. Oats Firm; 'jc.
higher; No. 2 white clipped, !l3i,8a36c. Wool
L'nihanged. Provisions I'nchanged. Rutter
firm, good demand; fjney Tvelern creamerj,
10'jc. : do, do piints, 20,.; do. nearby do.,
22c. L'ggs 1'irm; fieh nearliy, U'jc; do. south
wchtern, 121jo. ; do. i-oulhein, 12c. Chee.e
Steady; New Vnik full creams fancy small,
flUaOHc.; do. do. do, lair to choice, R'jaflc.
Refined Sugars Unchanged. Cotton Steady.
Tallow City prime in hhds., li'tc; country do,
do. barrels, 4sia4Tc. ; cakes, 5'3c. Live Poultry
Firm; good cfemand; fowls, l"al.l'ic. ; old
roosters, 7Vjac. ; spring chickens, 15a22e. ; ducks,
10allc. Dres-ed Poultry Firm; fowls choice,
He.; do. fair lo good, lOalS'cc ; old roosters,
llijc. ; bioilcm ncaibl, lSa2Jc ; western do., Ua,
Receipts Flour, 2,000 barrels and 1,70.1,000
pounds in sacks; wheat, bo.oisj bushels; corn,
70,000 bushels; oats, 33,000 bushels, Shipments
wheat, none; corn, 01,000 bushels; cats, 14,000
bushels.
New York Grain and Produce.
New York, July !. Flour More aitlve and
flimer. Wheat-Spot dull; No. 2 ted, 72e. f. o,
b, afloat; No, 2 red, 70c. elevator; No, 1 North
ern Duluth, 72'ic (. o. b. afloat. Options opined
weak, but soon rallied and became III m; closed
weak at ;asc. net decline. Julv iloi,ed 70c.,
Sept., h1?;c. ; Oct., 7u!4c; Dec, ,ls4c. Corn
Spot firm; No. 2, 5l',;e. elevator and ft!Uc f. n.
b, afloat. Options opened strong. Closed firm
at al'fi0. net advanie. July closed Bl'ic ;
Sept., Ol'ic.j Oct., Sl?c; Dec, 507;c. Oats
Spot firmer; No, 2, 33!c. ; No. 3, 35c. No. 2
white, 36a36Vio.; No. 3 while, 35,ie.; track
mixed western, 35a36V.c.; track white, 33Via(9c.
Options hi I lie and firm on bullish crop news,
Rutter Market weak; irrameiy, 13al0'jc ; de
ter, liUlVjc. ; Imitation creamerj. Ilal7c ;
stato dalij, llalRVjc. Cheese steadv; fancy
large colored, Oc; fancy large white, Oc; famy
small colored, Pati'.ic. Lgga Irregular; slate and
Pennsylvania, II. I Hie.; weslcin uncandlcd, Da
12',ic. ; we.tern candled, Mals-jc.
Chicago Grain and Troduce.
Chlcaeo, July 0, Intuesr on the board of
trade centered today in Hie corn maikel, vvhlih
was strong and aitlve on continued reports of
damage by the dry hot weather, September
closed an event tent higher; sept, wheat closed
!iaHc, lower; Sept. oats were sa!jc. higher and
provisions closed weak and from 5 to 10 centi
lower. Cash quotations were as follows
Flour Dull and ejsy; No. 2 red spring wheat,
1Ha6lc; No. 2 com, 47?sc,; No. 2 yellow,
47Hc; No, 2 rats, 31c. t No. 2 white, 33c
No. S white, 31a3J',sc; No, 2 rye, 40a50c; No.
1 flax seed, 1,H; No. 1 Northwestern, jl.M;
prime timothy seed, $1.40; mess pork, $13.S5a
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Pour Lines, 3 Cents (or Cich Extra Line.
For Rent.
For Reoto
About 1200 feet ofiloor space on
4th floor of the Trtbune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of
The Tribune.
KOll HKNT-st Lake Sheridan, eir deslrahla
furnished cottage, (..ill on or address I". C.
things, .Nicholson, Pj,
I OK IlUVr-Klcht rooms, 733
all modern comenlences.
Jeflcrson avenue j
tOIt IlKXT-41 room house, corner Wajna avenuo
and Putnam street; hot and fold water)
r.one hut small family need apply. 1703 Wayne
aicnue.
P23 OltEE.V niPOE SMEKT, ten rooms, modern
Improvcmtnti; steam heat lurnlahedj aeslr
desirable. For Bale.
AL'CIIO.V (5ALE Thursday, July 11, at 10 a, m.,
halance ol the contents ol the Westminster
hotel, 32 hedioom suits, 76 carpets. 11 tables,
ofhTii disk, SO room annunciator, hramhall k
Dean rinpes and hroilers, copper cooking uten
sils, lied and tahlc linen, pictuies, crockery,
steam tahle, plate warmer, Ice cream Ireeier,
roflce mill, scales, minors, etc., etc., will h
told without rescre. K. M, Strong, auctioneer
I'On SALE Six head ork horses, one neighing
l.SOi) pounds; two pair drhlng horses
matched, Can he wen at the United States hotel,
417 Penn avenue.
FOR SM.K A Cottrell k Sons cylinder press,
3.lxW, in good condition, new rollers, if.300.
Apply Wilkes-llarrc Times Office, Wllkes-Haire,
Pa.
Heal Estate.
IIAMISOMK PLOT at r'actoryvilte, beautifully
situated; few minutes from station. Pes
esses lovely view of Mirroundlng country. Will
cut to suit hu.vcrs. ITUcs xcty low. Address
. T. Ilackett, Heal lUtale, Scranton, Pa.
11.00; lard, Ht7',,a?.50; short ribs, $7.73a7.05;
dry silted shoulders, 7'ia'jc ; short clear aides,
ffS.3JaS.43; vshlskcj, $1.27,
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicign, .Iiilv a Cattle Receipts, 4.000, In
cluding 2,t3i) lexans, (iencially steady to slow;
good to piline sleeis, ?5.20a0.2j; poor to medium,
Sla.3.10; stockeis and feeders weak, $2.IOal40;
cows, 2.40al.l0; heifers, $2.50a4.0O; canncrs, !f2a
2.10, bulls slows, J2.40ll.40; cahes firm, $4a
6.25; Texas fed steers, $j23a5.:!0; Texas hulls,
2.50a:i,50. Hogs Receipts today, 13.0JX); tomor.
low, 30,000, estimated left over, 2,000. Strong,
active, closing firm; top, Stf.13; mixed and
butchers, $3,70.10.1(1; good to ihoicc heavy, S.3.S3
art.15; rough heav.vl. .3 70aj.SO; light, $5.70ail;
hulk of sales, : S7'4a0.07'4. Sheep Reielpts,
12,000; sheep and lambs, 10 to 15 cents higher;
Idaho lambs up to ftf.h.3; gool to choiie vvethera,
).Mal.2.3; fair lo choice mixed, S3a').S3; western
sheep, 3.23a4.2.3; jearllngs, j.1.7.3nl.33; nitive
lambs, ff4a3.40; western lambs, $3,50a.5 65.
East Liberty Cattle.
Eat Llherlv, .Tulv 0. Cattle Sleadv; exlia,
$3.S5a5.iO; prime, $5.50a3.1u; good, $j.2.3.iJ,40.
llog Higher; prime heavies, fi5.23a6.30; abort
ed niedliiins, 6.3Ji6.lO; heavy jorkers, $6.33a
6.40; light joikers and pigs, lji).40; common to
fiir joikeis, 6.20a6.30; skips, $.3i6; roughs,
?4.25a3.7.3. Sheep Steady; best svethcrs, sl.RJal;
culls and common, $l..30a2.50; jearllngs, ?2.u0a
4.50; veal calves, .50a7.
New York Livo Stock Market.
New ork, July 0, Reeves No trade In live
cattle; steady feeling. Calves Trade limited,
but feeling steidy; poor to prime veah, U
6.25; bultcrmllka nominal. Sheep Firm; good
lamh, 15a2Jc. higher; others firm: common to
good sheep, $1il; lambs, $.3.50a7.25; one csr,
S7..30, Hogs AH for slaughtcicis. Nominally
firm.
Buffalo Live Stock.
East Huflalo, July I). Receipts Callle, 2S
cars; sheep and lambs, none; nogs, 3 cars. Ship
ments Cattle, 25 cars; sheep ami lamhs, none;
hugs, l car. Cattle Fair demand. Sheep and
Lamhs Spring lamhs, $a7; mixed sheep, $1,75
ol. Hogs Only two and one-half loads on nlo
and the bails was $6.40a6.5O for everything,
Oil Market.
Oil City. July 0. Credit balances, 103; certlfi
cate, no bid or odors. Runs, 10.l,.Vj; average,
6C.S17. Shipments, 115,430; average, 03,561.
BASE BALL.
American League.
At Pittshuig-
Rostoii
Pittsburg
Ratteries-Wlllis
n. it,
,1000201004 4
, 2 1 O 1 0 1 1 3 9 13
E.
4
1
and Moran; Phiiippl
and
Zlnimer. Umpire Nash.
At Cincinnati R, . K,
New 3 oi k 0 0 10 3 0 0 0 04 B .'
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 5 S 3
Ratteries l'hjle and Warner; Caso and Her
gen. Umpire Rehlc,
At Chicago n, II. L
Philadelphia 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 6 10 2
Chicago 0 0 10 0 2 0 0(13 7 4
Ratterles-Orth and McFariind; Tajlor and
Klins, Umpire Cunningham.
At St. Louis n. II. K.
Rrookljn 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 03 11 2
St. Louis 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 5 7
Ratteries Mc.laines and Farrcll; Murphy and
Rjan. Umpires Schrivcr and McGuIre,
National League.
At Cleveland n, h. E.
Detroit 12 05 1i)0nU 10 f
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 01 4 i
Ratteries Siever and Buelow; llatt and Wood,
Umpire Haskell.
At Washington R, . y;,
Raltlmorc 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 23 7 2
Washington 000000001 O-l 5 3
Ratteries McCinnlty and Robinson; Patton
and Clark. Umpires Sheridan and Manassau.
At Milwaukee n, II. E,
Chicago 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 217 15 1
Milwaukee 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 3 20 15 3
Ratteries Cirllfith and Sullivan; Garvin, Hutt
ings, Maloney and Connor. Umpire Cantlllon.
At
rain.
Boston I'hlladelphla-Roston, no came;
Eastern League.
llarttoid, 2; Ruffalo, 1 (first same).
Hartford, 1; Ruffalo, 2 (second game),
Trnvldenee, 3; Montreal, 6.
Worcester, 0; Toronto, 5.
Syiaiue, 8; Rochester, 1,
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
The Young S'iranlons will play any team In
tli dly under the age ol thirteen jeara on their
grounds. The plajcrs of the Young Scranlons
are as folhA-i Rill Miller, catcher; Reuben
Sllveralelu, pitcher and captain; Abe Shapiio,
shortstop; Le.tcr Lewis, first base and manager;
Lnuli Dorfman, second base; Eddie Lewis, third
bate; Sam Frank, right field; Paul nublno, ien
,.r field; Jacob Miller, left field. Please answer
through The Tribune,
The Hickory Reds, of the South Ride, would
like to play the Union Stars, of Dunmore. a
game of base ba'" net Saturday afternoon, If
tho challenge la acir,ited meet at the corner el
Stone avenue and liicliard street, or answer
through The Tribune.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
Wanted.
WASTKIl-An Inlelllgent (Calliollcl lady or gen.
tlcin.m tu fill it llglil. pleasant position;
good pay, It suitable. Address I'. O. Hjx 20,
Scranton, t'a,
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED-A Laker at ltohrascr's, 341 I'enn
atenue.
WANTm-lmc filler hunch makers, cigar
packer and tohatco strippers. Decker flros.,
fill llohlnson street.
.... Help .Wanted Female.
WANTED Ladles or gentlemen, salary ancntj-
five dollars per nontli and espenufi tn tracl
No canvasslnz, fifty dollars per month at home,
atsady employment. Call at llrand Central Hotel.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALRERT 6CI1LUTZ. corner Mulberry
street and Webster avenue.
OUSTAV riCHEL, 650 Adams avenue.
West Side
OEORGE W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
FRED L. TERPPE, 728 fjedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corner North Main
avenue, and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1557 Dickson
avenue.
P. J. JOHNS, 020 Green Ridge street.
O. LORENZ, corner Washington ave
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNI.ITEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. 0. RONE & SON.
Rooms and Board.
LARGE front room with board for two gentle
men, 41C Adams avenue.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED-Table boarders. Mrs. Tompkins, Ml
Washington avctiue.
Money to Loan.
ffSOO.UOO TO LOAN Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments. Stark k CoTraders' bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Qulck,
straight leans or Dulldlng and Loan. At
from to 6 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker.
S14-315 Ccnncll building.
Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT One large furnished front room;
also one side room, 637 Adams avenue.
Personal.
WILL 1 KB
Rox S.
conflnmcnt caes at my home.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED-lly strong, active, .voting
man, willing lo do any honest work; one
.sear's experience in i-hlpplng; good lcferenccs.
Address, II, 1,., care of Tribune Ollkc.
11
SIH'ATION WANJKD-Hy a, young man. as .1
llrst-iU's stenographer Address "atcuo,"
care Tribune.
M1TATION WCED-R a joiing man; well
recomnu nd"d . willing tu work at molding,
Iheap, with board. Address K M., 511 Meridian
street.
SITUATION WANTKD-Rv a middle aged woman
as housekeeper in widower's famll); tan give
refeicnie. Call on or addic-a M. II., 115 South
Rebecca avenue, Scranton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED Ry joung girl as nurse.
Call atSIS River street, South Side.
SITUATION WANTED-OIrl wants fltintlon at
general housewoik. (Jood steady girl. Ad
dress M. Rochfoid, tleneiul Deliveij, West Sidj
Poatoltkc.
SITUATION WWIED A first cla-s coachman d,
sires a situation with a private family.
Capable, sober and tellable and tindeutands th.-bik-inrn
thoioughly; wilh references. Addu.-s
Coaihman No. 3.14 I'enn avenue.
LEGAL.
IN THE COl'RI' OF COMMON PLEAS of Luka
wanna Count), No. 4-1 of September 'liuu,
1001.
Notice Is beieliy given that an application
will be made to the sild court on tho twelfth
ila of Augu-t, A. D, I'i'll, ill 10 o'i lock a. in.,
hy l'lctrn Mazma, Aiithnny Dodge, (Jahiiel
Paluccl. Caetano 1'nlit It rhio and Luigi R111110,
under the acl of acinbly of the coiiiuionivealtli
of Pennsvlvanlt entitled "An act to provide for
tin! Incorporation and rcgiilailnn nf teitain tr
poralions, appioved April 'i'Uli, 1-71, and tho
supplement theieto, for the tlnrtcr of an in
tended torporition to lie tailed ".xh eta Italian.
Klem De Montenegro Regius Ditallnt," tlio
tharaeter and object wheieof is benevolent, so
tlal, protective and beneficial, and for thee pur
poe.s to have, po.sess and enjov all the tlslitt,
lieneflts and piivlllges ot the Mid .ut of a.-em-lily
and Its i.upp1enienls, 'I he propositi th.ultr
is now on flic in the prnilionotirv'a offltc.
A. . IIERI'HOLI'. Scilltltor.
NOriCE IS IIEIIERY (ilYES lint an application
will be nude 10 the governor of the stale
of Pennsvlvanla, on Widnertlat, tlie tliiil.iftiit
tin nf Jul), 1'WI, 1 1.' the Penn.vlv.iiili lliiliber
companv, undir an ad of as-emhlv of the nan
moiiweallh ol Pennsvlvanla entitled "An act to
provide for the Imorporation ami legulatioii of
certain corporations, approved April '2', 1S7I,
and the supplements then In, for the chuter for
an Intended torporation to bo called "The Penn
svlvanit Rubber Compmy," the charatler uivl
obieit of wliicli is manufacturing and reclaiming"
lubber, and for the-a purposes to have, posseis
and enjoy all the rights, lieneflts and privileges
of said act of assembly and Its supplements.
E, It. W. SKARLE. Solicitor.
NOTK E IS HEREBY given that an application
will lie made to Hip governor ol renns.vlvania
on July 22, 1101, hy Conrad Sthroeder, Chailes
Robinson, Victor Koch, Einll SihlmpB and Leo.
pold Srhlmph, under Iho ail of asuemblv entitle
"An U tu Provide for the Incorporation and
Regulation ol Certain Coiporatlons," approved
April 2'i, 1S74, and the supplements thereto, for
the charter of an Intended coipoiatlon to be
called "The Roaring lliook Land Improvement
and Sand company," the character and object nf
which Is the purchasing and selling of real estate
snd sand fioin leal estate, and for these pur
poses to have, po.se-js and enloy all the rights,
bereft! a and privileges of said act of assembly
and supplements tlieieto.
WELLES ft TORREY, Solicitors,
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
General Acent for the Wyoming District for
Dupont's Powder
Mining, Rlastln;, Sporting, Smokeless and the
Repauno Chemical Company's
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Safety Fuse, Csps and Exploders. Room 401 Con
nell Building .Scranton.
AGENCIES:
THOS. FORD
JOHN B SMITH k SON
W. E. MULLIGAN
PUtsten
, Plymouth
Wilkes Barrt
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Than Pour Lines, A Cents (or tiacti Extra Line,
PROFESSIONAL.
AlAAAAmAMMSlAllAkWlAWSs
Certified Public Accountant.
KPWsnn C. Sl'AULDINO, 23 TRADERS BANK
Uullding.
r
Architects
EDU'AItD 11.
building-.
DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELL
ITtEDI'.niCK L. linOWN, ARCH. II., ItEAL
t'state Exehance Illdg , 126 Washington t.
Civil and Mining Engineers
II. I HARDINd, (101 CON.NKI.I, BUILDINO.
Dentists.
DR. a E. EILENREROER, I'AULI BUILDINO,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. O. O. LAUI1ACH, 115 WVOMINO AVENUg.
Lawyers.
FRANK i:. ROYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, 10 and 19 llurr building.
P. K. TRACY.ATT'Y.COMMONWHALTH BLDO.
D. R. Hbt'LOULE, ATTORNEY-LOANS NEGO
tlated on real estate security. Mean building,
comer Washington avenue and Spiuce street.
WILLARD, WARREN k
and counsellors at-lsw.
Washington avenue.
KVAPP, ATTORNEYS
Republican building,
JESSUP k JESSIIP. ATTORNEYS AND COL'N-sellors-at-law.
Commonwealth building. Rooms
ID, 20 and 21,
EDWARD W. THVYP.R. ATTORNEY. ROOM?
003001, eth floor, Meara building.
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade building, Scranton, Ta.
PATTERSON k WILCOX. TRADERS' NATIONAL
Rank building.
C. COMFOYS IMS REPUBLICAN RUILD1NO.
A. W. RFRTIIOl.F. OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Sugeona.
DR. W. H. ALLEN, 613 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREMJ.X. OFFICE 339 WASH.
Ington avenue. Residence, 131S Mulberry.
Chronic disease, lungs, hesrt, kldnevs and
genlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Resturants
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., L. k W. PAS.
senger depot. Conducted on the European
plsn. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Seeds.
O. R. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS
crymen, store 201 Washington avenue; grecs
bouses, 1050 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 782.
Scavenger.
A. B. RRICOS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor; only improved pumps used.
A. R. Rrlggs, proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eicke'a drug store, cor.
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 611 I.ACKA. AVE..
Scranton, Pa manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESMAKINa FOR CHILDREN TO ORDErI
sl-o ladles' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adams avenue.
MEOARGEE RIIOS.. PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
s elopes, paper bags, twine, Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa.
THE WILKES BARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton at tho news stands of Reiimai
Bros., 40H Spruco and 50J Linden; M. Norton,
,'22 Lsckawanna, avenue; I. S. Schutzer, 211
Spnice street.
LEGAL.
110 MID OF EXAMINERS. Candidate for the of.
flee of mine inptctors in the First and Sec
end In-prt tinn dlstiltts me hereby notified that
tin- bnaid of examined appointed by the court
ol common pleas nf Latkawanna county will meet
at tin- Board of control ioom, ( ily Hall, in tho
Citv of i-inntnn, on lucda), July 16, 1001, at 2
o'clock p. 111. for the CMinliiatlnn of wh eandi.
dates as may appear before them Candidates
will please notiie that section II of the Inino
law requliea them tt pinduco satisfactory evi
tit nt e lo the boaid of having had at least flie
vtais practical experience in the anthracite coal
mines of l'eun-)lvan a.
JOHN F. SNYDER,
v UNill.V RICIIxRDS,
.IA.MI.S lOUNff.
.1 VMIIS E. MORRISON,
ALEX. RUHLAND,
Attrt : Hoard.
EM1L BONN, tlcik.
NOTICE In lieiebv given Hut a meeting of tb-e
loikholthis of tic (t.llleiv Engineer Coin
pan) i- t allt rl 1 1) order of the Hoaid of Direetori
to meet ut the otitic of the company, in Scran.
ton. Pinu-ilvaula, on Mtmda), August 20, 1001,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the purposi
rf taking anion upon the piopiw-d increase n
the initial slot k of the iid lompany from ons
million five bundled thousand (l.ao.us)) dollars
to lline iiiillimi (il.isi,uifl) dollais, and 10
tran-att su, h oihir bu-iness is may be brought
Inline Mid mccHiis
M'WI.EY P. M.I.EV, heeietary.
Suanton, Pa , June 2tth, Pill,
IN THE DISTRICT ( OURr of Hie United Stlt'i
for Middle Di-tnit nf Pennsvlvanla. In the
matter of II. L. llJilianit, Bankrupt, No. 1 it
llinkiiipti).
Notice is herebv given tint II. L. Hartranfl
has tiled his .ipplit alien in the above state'
cotut, naking to he diihirged as a bankrupt
from all debts against Ins estate, and that 1
lieai'ns will be had on (he ahnic stated petition
In fori' his honors II W xithbibl. district judge
on the flltinth diy of Jt.lv next at 10 o'clock a,
tn, II. A. ZIMMERMAN.
Attorney for Petitioner,
FINANCIAL.
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OLDEST!
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BEST!
Money
Will Cam Hie Monthly
Keiurns,
The Invest or'a Fund Pa) a Semi-monthly.
The oldest otahllshed In America. No certiflcati
holder has ever lost a tent Payments mads U
all subscribers every 15 dsys. No trouble. Nl
delay. Money leluuded on demand Write to
day for particulais, free to any address.
C. E. Maekey k Co , Hudson Bid's;., New Yottr.
$55,000
Rocky Mount, N. C
5
Water, Sewer and
Electric Light
BONDS..
Yielding 4.40 Per Cent.
Write for special circular,
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 Nassau St., New York.