THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1901.
'71
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
BATTLE OF
REPTILES
WHITNEY DESCRIBES A GUEEB
CONFLICT AT LANESBORO.
Vigorous Opposition to tho Order to
Remove tho Orphans' School from
Harford-ThrillinB Talo of Littlo
August Schmidt's Battlo with the
Arnorican Bird of Froodom News
Told Briof Fnragraphs.
Special to the Scranton Trlbun?.
Rusniifhannn. Atif?. 6. Near the
C.innunrtn ctcok. In Lanosboro, a
water snako mot a block snake- on
Monday. Tho toptllrs did not Immedi
ately clinch, hut hissed tlercely and
clrclerl around each other, as If seek
ing for an opening. The water snake
was murh tho smaller of the combat
ants, and he was evidently trying to
transfer the battle to the stte.im. some
twenty yards away. TMe bl.ick snake
showed a lively anxiety to prevent this.
He pressed matters and the i-eipents
began to strike at each other, and In
a few seconds the dry land snake suc
ceeded In getting th tall of his op
ponent Into his mouth, mid. to preclude
all ) sslblllty of an osmpo, began to
eat nwarcl the bead.
This was oMu'tly what the water
snake wanted. It st.irted on a straight
line for the stream and bis consumer
following him and diving upon him
simultaneously, was, of course, obliged
to' travel a little faster In tho same
direction. The water snake was a rapid
mover, and the black nake a quick
eater, and for a sdiort time It seemed
to be doubtful whether one loptlle or
two would be visible when the stream
was gained.
About half of the leading soipeiit'a
anatomy had been devoured, and the
edge of the water was only a few feet
nwa-y when the black snake suddenly
realized that a shabby trick was being
played upon liim at meal time. He
hastily attempted to dlsgnige his le
past, but the effort was nude too late.
Not moie than the Inches of water
snake bad been yielded up when both
reptiles plunged into the slieam and
sank at once. A hundred bubble arose,
and the only spectator of this uncanny
contest believes that the black snnkc'H
life floated to the surface In one of
them.
THK SHOUT OK IT.
The order of tho stale Soldleis' Or
phans' school commission, to remove
the pupils In the Harford school to
other points. Is meeting with vigorous
opposition beiabouts. It would be a
change without an lmpioemeiit. Let
the oiphan alone.
It Is expected that the Hepubllian
county convention, to be held at Mniit-ro.-e
on Thursday, will be short, shmp
and decisive. It Is piobabln that
boodlelsin will be knocked higher 'n tho
kite of the late lamented Mr. Olldeioy.
It Is said that ceitain politicians nie
promising thf stale senatorship to
half a dozen men In this county. They
cannot deliver the goods.
The pieacheis aio enjoying their well
earned vacations. Somehow, news
paper men and, incidentally, ;he devil
take very few vacations.
IX Krsqi'KHANWA COUNTY.
The flow of natuial gas from the
Salt SpiliiRs, scutou Is MiHl limited.
"Why I'oii't tlo piojectois mi pipes
Into the Monlio.so newspaper ofllces
and be sure of a big supply?
Accoidlns to a Forest City writer
In the Honesdale Independent, pcopln
nre moving away from I-'oicst City be
cause of the execiablo condition of tho
water in the boiough.
The cieat Pimork camp meeting be
gins on Wednej-day, August 21, and
continues elsht d.ijs.
The island In T.i lor lake, Harfoid,
has nioed half a mile 1'ioni whom it
stood foi many tais In elzo II is
Fifix63 feet and contains a number of
lair sized trees.
Hnril-slit lied bugs aie devotulng the
cucumber, mju.isIi and melon vines In
the county.
FOl'OHT WITH AX KACSI.K.
As little August Schmidt, 10 years
old was playing with his hlster near
Pleasant Mount, a few days since, an
enormous American eagle pounced
upon them, throwing the little girls
to the ground, The blid fastened his
claws into one of the arms and face of
tho younger girl ami attempted to
carry the child off, but was pieented
by her snuggles. Utile August. sec
Ins that he could do nothing with his
own hands, ran Into the house and
got a car.ng knife, and returning to
the scene of battle, .slashed at the
(agios less, neaily severing one of
them. The eagle leleased tho glil and
attacked the boy, laeeiatlng him and
tearing his clothe nearly off. The
(creams of the children attracted tho
attention of the mother, who was at
b neighbor's. She grabbed a hatchet
nnd attacked the eagle, which Hew
up on a bam. Joe Decker, a passing
hunter, shot and killed the eagle, which
measuied neatly eight feet fiom tip to
tip of wing?. The children will re
cover In a few days.
FKATfSAM AND JKTSAM.
Tho Harfoid fair will he held Sep.
tember "."i-ltt,
Oieat ptepaiatlons aie being made
tor the Kiee Methodist camp meeting
to be held at Thompson this month.
The court has appointed policemen to
ketp order.
It was. a wise chap who recently
wrote -To keep off u atilke Is even
better than to call one off."
Tho Wayne cutinty i;oll lipids aro
not even yielding 'excellent Indica
tions." Tho chief product of de,tr old
Wane nppents to bo kicking poll
tlclans. Xear Sherman, a T0-ycii-nii lad has
eloped with with a miss of 74. An
other curiosity of crime.
An Oakland township man met a
neighbor' chickens on th highway
and killed It. The slayer was admit
ted to ball for his appearance beforo
t the giand Jury of the court.
Whitney.
HOPBOTTOAt.
fireelal to the P-rinton Tribune.
Ilopbottoin, Aug. ft. Tho UnliersalUt Flbbath
sehoot hold a picnic today (Thursday) In the vil
lage grove.
Th funeral e Mrs. J, II, Tiffany waa conduit.
d !" ti" MftiirulM t'ohcoiul church Tutiday
t 3 lift o'clock, rtev Auslln. pastor el Ihe rhurch,
officiated, Interment was nude In tho llopbot
torn cemetery,
Mlj Dor Cnilw, of New Yotk, li visiting her
liter, Mm. II. Drown.
Mr. Frank Hell, of Si union, visited hlj pvr
cnls Sunday and Monday nl thl week.
Mr.. Almlra Brown and daughter are visiting
Mm. Mary Brown, ol Hilton
The Unlvnaalist Ladles' Aid society will meet
Thursdiy aflernoon, .i;. 1J, with Mill Pcrmclla.
Icvvshuiy.
Mr. Tl.tron Smith, of Walertown, N. Y. It
vHtlng Ml Pctmella Tcwkibiiry and other
Irlendj In tntsn.
The Susquehanna Medical association held a
meeting In tn.vn Tuesda) alternoon.
Mr. P II. Hell, ol Nicholson, and his son, l'A
ear Hell, ol Scranton, visited relatives here jca
terday. HONESDALE.
Vecial to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdal. Aug. 7. Uev. O. A. Place,
of the Methodist church, Is expected to
PICTURE
A rat has frightened these
lelurn from his vacation nnd occupy
his pulpit next Hund,i.
Uev. William H. Swift Ih
field, Conn., wheie he will
in North
spend tho
next ten dnyj.
Itev. Dr. Mills, of Wllkes-Haire, will
occupy the pulpit of tlie Honesdale
Presbyteian chinch next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holmes icturned
on Monday evening from a few weeks'
stay along the New England coast.
Mrs. Chailes Stanley, of Hlngham
ton. i the cuest of her aunt, Mis, M,
F. Dorln.
IMItor and Mis. K. A. Peiinlniaii weio
nt Montgotneiy, N. Y., on Monday.
The Uev. Mr. (lallencamp will be ub
frent next Sunday. Theie will be no
services In the St. John's Lutheran
chin eh.
Through the effoi Is of Mls-s Carrie
A. Knllty'h, oiganlst of the Baptist
ihliMh, the pastor, Uev. C. 1 I'etc,
was the leclplent of a purse of $103, to
aid in the purchase of a hoi so to le
placo the one which died recently.
Miss K,i (ioesier, of New Yoik, n
former Honesdale resident, Is visiting
friends heie.
.Miss l.ella O'Nell, of the Scianton
Coirespondence schools, H spending her
vacation at the home of her patents.
Ficd Petihh. of Lesteiedilie, N. Y.,
Is .lsltlng at his homo in Honesdale.
Mr. and Mis. David H. Menner nnd
children are spending the month of
August In their summer cottage at Klk
lake.
Tuesday, two bos. John Ualul anil
Samuel Holla w, weie dilvlng down
Fiont stieet. When near the coal oflico
the harness lecaiue dKarianged, caus
ing the hotse to kick. Ualul, who wan
driving, held on to the lelns until the
Savings bank was leached. Heie the
home kicked loose from tho wagon. In
doing so, Halid was quite seriously In
Juied. a kick shattering the bones In
his left wrist, and he was otherwise
bruised. He wa taken to bis home in
Tracyvllle, wheie Or. McConvllle at
tended to Ill's Injuries. The hotse fell
to the giound and was captuied.
HiiIIii escaped without Injury.
Tuesday the lain was unfavorable for
the Hed Men's exclusion to Lake Lo
doie, A Delawie and Hudson special
with twelve i oaches went to Hawley In
the morning and tetuined with 110 pas
sengers. At Honesdale 16J moie weie
added. One bundled and ceventy-slx
went on the 1.30 p. in. special. The
total for the day wa.s about six bun
dled, a great disappointment for the
committee, as preparations were made
for a large crowd.
The thirty-fourth annual plenle of St.
Joseph's Aid society will be held In
Uelevlne paik on August lu,
TUNKHANNOCK.
fpei'lal to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhiuinook, Autr. ". Mm,
r. Kutz roturned on Tuenlity
(icorse
fiom n
vNook'H visit with her parentu ut Kings
ton. ra.
MIm Otta Thompson, of Now York,
Is the guest of Mr, nml Mis. 1), "U
Stiuk, on WyomltiB nvenuo.
Frank H, HanUrlck, of Wllkes-narre,
U vltltlnp his uncle, Colonel Kugene S.
llnudrlck.
Miss nuth Piatt Is visiting friends
Ht Sy 1 anise, N. V.
Mis. llnry Tonkin, of Wllkes-Bnrre,
visited filemla here on Monday and
Tiifijiluy.
Miss Lizzie t'aliner, of Sernnton, n
dauKhter of Dr. A. II. Palmer, who
wn at one time engaged In tho prac
tice of dentistry heie, Is tho guest of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Kysenbach.
Mis. Mm y Srull, on nged resident of
this town, died nt her home, on I'lne
stieet, about u' o'clock on Wednesday
morning, after n short lllncm. The
cause of her death was heart trouble.
Tho remains will lie taken to Moscow-,
Pa,, for btirlnl today. Deceased was
an unusually Intelligent lady, nnd was
greatly respected by her neighbors and
friends. Sho Is survived by a large
family of sons nnd daughter.
An addition Is being built on the
north side of the Lehigh Valley depot.
Thomas F. Nulton, w ho conducts a
furniture and undertaking buslners at
Beaumont, was a business man In town
on 'Wednesday.
About twenty-five members of Triton
Hose company left Wednesday morn
Ing for the firemen's convention ut
Troy, Ta. The boy fcope lo bring home
a prlzo or two, won during tho races,
Mr. and Mrc. E, J, .lorden returned
on Tuesday from a week's visit with
frlendd In SulUvnn county.
Aaion Mrown la engaged In building
a large brick warehouse In the rear of
his place of business on llrldgo street.
The foundation ptoncwork Is com
pleted and lendy for tho supctstruc
turn. Tho band of the Forty-eighth High
landers, which 1km been giving con
certs In vntlout cities of New York
and Pennsylvania, passed through here
on Wednesday, on their return to Can
ada.
How Cownn, tho
ICplscopnl church,
with Mr. anil Mrs.
new rector of the
has taken rooms
(Jeorec l'hllllpson,
on Warren Htreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I.uckenblll are
entertaining the Misses Pines, of
Lewlsburg.
Doyle Ilunnell, the Meshoppon livery
man, made a trip to Tunkhannoclc on
Wednesday.
Constable Henry Hiungess, of North
morelatnl, was doing business In town
on Wednesday,
MONTROSE.
Mrs. Arthur '. Harris nnd
ter, Marjoilc, of Montclalr, N.
rtaugh
J., nre
PUZZLE.
puppies. Do ou see It?
visiting nt the home of S. H. Rogers,
on Lake avenue.
Warner Searle, of Philadelphia, was
the puest ot lelatlve.s In this place yes
terday. Mrs. James W. Chapman, of Chest
nut street, Is entetalnlng her giand
son, Ilollln Chapman, of Ciliard col
lege, rhlladlphla.
Thomas Williams, of Scranton, Is a
new assistant In Miller's barber shop.
Miss Mary Finn entertained a num
ber of her young friends at a birth
day party given on Monday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Finn.
James C. Van Campen, Hegister nnd
Uecorder H. H. Iluffum, Harry Caiey,
S. W. Oakley and William Cruser, Jr.,
aie among the prominent Montiose
firemen now at Troy, Pa., attending
the Five Counties Firemen's conven
tion. Mr. Van Campen is the veiy of
llclent president of the Five Counties'
association.
CAUCUS AT HALLSTEAD.
Exciting Battle Between the Wright
and Xilrow Factions.
Spei i .1 1 t' the Sinnti.n Tribune.
Hallstead. Aug. 7. The largest cau
cus vote for the Republican paity on
lecord In this borough Is LIT votes.
At Tuesday night's caucus IT," votes
were cast and there were &S votes
challenged. Thomas Kllbrow was the
general leading the ranks on one side
and Congiessman C. F. AVrlght was In
command ot the opposing foices.
Long before the hour of opening,
long lines of howling, excited citizens
yelled for admittance. At 7 o'clock
the doors weie thrown open and then
thv .--an I rming, wilggllng, st living mass
of humanity commenced voting. Tho
Kilrow forces claim the victory by a
majority of 61. However, all of the 57
Democrats who stormed the caucus
did so In behalf of Klliow. Tho
Wilght men voted but one Democrat
and hence they ate to contest the
sending of delesHtes at the mimty con
vention In Montrose Thursday on tho
giounds that tho voters weie not
fiualllled. There was much rioting
and tiling of cannon by the Klliow
faction after the caucus In their Joy
over tho icsult.
.
A PockotCold Cure.
Kinuse's Cold Cute is prepared In
capsule form and will cure cold In the
head, tin oat, chest or any portion of
tho body In 21 hours. You don't have
to stop work cither. Price 23c. Sold
by all druggists.
PITTSTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
PitlMgn, Aug. 7. contest of the Vylll of the
late hainucl P. VYIIIiaina, whoeo death oauued
in tills city Sunday citnlng, July '2, will be
made by tlie beiis, and the flret hearing in lie
ca.e will bo held Thursday morning. The eUte
is valued at f 10.000 in a'iitiblo ra-h and prop
erly valued at J.M.oOO. Ily the provisions of Iho
will, which Is dated two week, pievloua to his
deutb, tlie bulk of the money is left to Thomas
Edwards, of this city, a nephew, and the Income
of the propel tj is left to Mia. Williams during
her Jife. Tho contest will be nude. It la said,
on the ground that the deceased was of unsound
mind ut the time tlie last will was made.
The Llver.vmen'a and I'ndertjkeu' awoclatlon
of tills vicinity will enjoy 1 tiolley tide tomorrow
evening.
Uev. Father Feeley, of Nicholson, who has ben
appointed tn take charge of the new chapel at
Inkcrnun, la expected to arrive here on the 15th.
Although the new building will not be finished
for at least two montha et, it l piopn-ed to
lommence services at once, the Father Matlicw
hall at Inkerman being used for that purprw.
Maitln (illvary, of Tajlor, manager of the Pitts
Ion department of tho Scranton Tiinr, has been
promoted to tho general tin illation and roller.
lions department of that piper, with headipiartiis
In Scranton During his tun vein at tho head
of the Pittston Iiuiimu, Mr. Ciliary piovcd him
self a woilby emplnje.
Sired Coinni'asloner Carroll, with a gang of
tnent.v-flvp men, was nt work tearing up the un
used traiks of the traction company on Parson
age street 'Ihey were laid several cus ago,
with Hie Intention of extending Iho lino to
llugbestnwn and Avoca, hut tho plan was never
carried any fuithcr thin to lay the tracks tn
tlie city line. Councils about a jear ago ordeied
the company to remove Ihe traiks, but Ihey ie.
fused tn do so, and the work was placed In Ihe
hands of the street commissioner. Dining the
progress of the work the traction company'a engi
neer appeared on the scene and ordered them
to duist In the work, threatening to serve them
with an injunction. The work was carried out,
however
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New York, Aug, T. Business today was on
reduced nolo and there u a moie general
illpnltHn lo curtail upeialionj pending the
settlement of tho Heel strike. 1 tic announic
nut.t oiei night o a get oral exteirlon ol l''C
sltlkc order i.iucd innio hesitancy at the out"
eel In the uciieral market, but aide (roni a sharp
Up at the end of the first hour and again toward
the clne tho tcndeiKjr wa diallnclty upward
tlirmiBlintit, The final piiie were about tlie best
of the diy for Atililaoti, St, IMtil, I'lilnn latino
ami Sioutlierii Pacitlc, uliUh airnunted for tho
mol nrtlte dealing In the nllrotd dbldon,
lteporla hae been current lor iecrjl d.is put
of a flted prlco at hl li tlie t'liiled Mnto Meet
tok would not bi allowed to break by the ab
Utreil rKnl belitnd the toik.
Ilu!nriu In the fulled Sfute steel atoeka wai
on even a muller aiale thin jralenliy, but they
moved pretty steadily upwatd, Inuehiiu Oli and
til rifpeetlvelv, ami emleil nt the lilcbeat of the
day. A nuinbrr of minor r.iilro.uN m.id anm".
hit injlloml advanifi, tlie ealreme rle In
Like Kile and Western cormon and pi.-feirel
luine CitOi Iowa ( ontial r,iiii,ion ml pieferred,
tt-.a'i'i, ami St. l-irem and Adliond.uk, ''i
No ne attenle.l ihe upward inonnent in thee
etock bide (i.Tti the placlt.g ol the latter on a
5 per rent, dltldrnd bialt. Imln.trUI loik
alde from euiar were without anv apeelal thanje
and the fl'ictuatlriw In een that alock eio
within rnnipirathrly moderntc llmlta. Some
we.il,ne derloped eatlv In the coaler on talk
of unened dlatlfaillon anunc mine woiker,
but their loe weir r.in-eil'd later on, except
for Lackawanna, wblib endd 7 point" off. In
th t kiintr dallnc prlre were on the up lirn
a?i n and the ending wu wry Ana. Total ulea
toiMy SH.Oen abate.
l'ilroail bond were qilet and aemenhit li
rrjnlar Told aib-x par xue, J.HC,(KI0.
tTtutriI states bonds ucro all unchanged on the
lat rail.
The followlnir quotation ara Mmlnhed TN
Ylbune by M. P Jordan Co , rooms "0.1 "o
Uean bulldlna;, Scranton, P. Telephone MMs
"ren- High. Low Clo.
Ins, ett, nir.
Amerlran Puirir HI 1.. Ill IW;
AtchUon T0H T.'l. Wi TJ'a
Atchlaon. Vr M1, (Hi, W'i W"j
llrook Trillion 7.1 71 ":' 7.11i
Pill k Ohio K M t't'i fH'.i
Cent ToIiiko ffl'l M'4 til n'i
(bn. fc Olil H'J 41 H'i tt
rhir k (it. Wet '21 11 21 2.'
M Paul T' 117 IS'1! 137
nod. Mind 11 l.l"3 l'''l l'i
Kin k Te . Pr Si ''. M'i W,
Loula. k Nah li n) CI1 l"-4
Man Kleialed 1I.1&; 111 lll'i 1UI
Mel Tnetion I'H'i Hi I Ml Ml
MIo, P.ulflo nvi PiiH M !)ii
South Pailile .1JU fiU, :,1 Mi
Vorl"ll( k Wett M'i .'.! M f,l
V Central in'4 1MH ll'Ufc 15i
Ont k Western t'i K'n l' "I
l'enni. It. It 112 111 IIIs; 111
Pacini Miii i;'i in s; n
liudina itv "'U : " "I'l
Iteadlnc Hi . I'r., 71'; t, 7r,i, 7i1i
sniiihein n. n e' c1; :', 3s1
Smthern It It . IV , ... M'J S.",i, MU 81'j
Tenn. Teal k lion S'J S"i f.U rOa
C. . Leather 12", H- 12 1 U,
V leather, I'r 7:Hi Nf 7n fO1,
t'nlon I'.icine m'i ti V'M, t)V4
I nlen I'aelfii, I'r S7'4 S7 ST'j '
W.ibifb, I'r ilTN ,".i4 K7S, R'i
WrMern I'nlnn '"'U fO'i W PO'i
Col. Kitel Iron 'in (O !J
mal Copper tin'; tllM 1in; lll'l
People' tia 11! IH 14 111 IH'4
Krio li 3 S.1 M
Kiio, lt aiij fi MU (it
Col. snuthrrn M'i P2?i 12'4 M
Tea Pulfli' ." a4 H7'j n'l
mer. C.ir Konndrj .... -271; :o; 271 2i 1
C. S. ted Co. .'. i0 tn;ii, 1114 r 4014
l. S. Stiel Co., I'r, ... 1t; I'l SI PO
m:v youk onvi.v mmiki:t.
Open, lllirh- Low. Clo.
WIIKAT. Inir. et et. In.
S'jitember 7.i' 7ii'a 7V 7ii1h
Ilet ember 77Js 7f 77 7l5
conv.
Seplember r.114 fil (W; m
Ileteinber I'd1 1 M ClU 62
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS
lao'cjwinni Dili' fia. I'r .'.
Countv Suing llink A. Trut Co.,
Firt National Hank (Carbondale)..
Mai dan! Uniting Co
Uvli.l Vatlonal llink
Dure Deplt and Discount llink..
Ecc'nomy Light. II. k 1'. Co
First National Rank
Licka Trii't Sale Deposit Co
(lark k Snover Co., I'r.
Scranton Iron Feme k Mlg. Co....
Sainton Avle Work
siranton tuvings llink
Traders' National Hint:
vrantmi Holt k Nut lo
people's Dank
New Mexico lly. ft CCo.
Scranton Pa'-cngcr Hallway, Mist
Moilgage. due W0..
People's Street Railway, first mort
gage, due 101S
rcrplc's Street Hallway, C.eneral
mortgage, due li.M
Dickson Manufacturing o
Lncka. Towmhlp school 5 per rent.
City ot Siranton St. Imp. 0 per
cent
ISiIVsc.
Bean-Per bushel, choice marrow,
Scranton Traction fl per cent
nid. Akec
'
W
S.'5
30
275
'ii
1201
130
P25
100
J
'"
17i
!
135
75
115 ...
115 ...
115 ...
100
... 102
102
$2 TOa2 65
115 ...
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected bv II. ' Dale. 27 Liikuwanna Ave)
lliilter lii'sh ireanurj, 20'-a21c.j dairy,
freb. Violin1!",
i-lnr-f Full cieam, lOLjallc.
Eggs -We.mil trc-.1i, llalisi.; nearby state,
lV'salli .
Medium lean Per buhel. 12 10a' V,.
Ureen Pea Per bushel, l 10 il 15
Flour-He-t pamit. per barrel. Mil
HeaiK Pel liu-he'. 1 liolce jnirrow, 2.55a2.0.
Potatoes -Per bu-hel. Mal.lu.
Onions Per buhel, $t.
Fhlladelphla Qialn nnd Produce
Phlladelphli, Aug 7. -Wheat-Firm, lc. high
er; contrjet grade August, 7la7llsc. Corn Firm
and lc. higher: No. 2 mixed August, 59a5'i!jc.
(i.ila Steady! No. 2 while clipued, 45c. lliilter
--Finn; good deniind; fun',v uesrern cieainer.v,
21'sc-. ; do. do. prints, 21'ac ; do. neirby do.,
'21c. Kggs Firm, good demand; freh nearby,
17c; do. western, 17c; do. southwetern, liijc;
do. southern, 12'' tlierse Firm; New York full
iieams fanev small, O'.alOe ; do. do do. (air tn
cholie, tTiaisjc. Iteftned Sugars -Quiet, but
steady. Cotton Unchanged. Tallow City prime
In lihds,, M5 c. ; counlrv do. In bairel, 4c ;
cakes, CsiaV4c. Live Poultry Quiet, but steadv;
(owls, 10c; old rooteis, 7c ; spring chicken.
K'allc- ducks, lOillc Drewd Poultry t'n
cliangcd; fowls cholie, lOulO'ic ; do fair tn
good, O1OU1,; old roosteis, i-'scj broilers neai
bj, 13.il7c; vveslein do., lOillc.
rteceipts Flour, 5,0iX) bands ond l.r.ivrjno
pounds in sacks; wheat. IIO.01O; coin, SfiO; oats,
0500 bushels. Shipments W beat, i.nuo bushels;
corn, SOO bushels; oats, 2,000 bushels,
New York Grain and Produce.
New Yoik, Aug. 7. Flour More active aril
fiinicr. Wheat -spot film; No. 2 red, 77Tie. f.
0. It. afloat; No. 2 red, 7,,c. elevator. Options
were stiong and filrlv active all da). Cloed firm
nt Tc net advance. September closed 7H'o ;
October, 74T,c. December, "Sije. Corn Spot
thin; No. 2, fiO'cc elevator and flic f, n. I.
uf.oat. Option market vas urung and hlslier.
Closed very steady lit 'je. net advance Septem
ber closed ei)p.i December, (VUlc. Oats Snot
steadv; No 2, asifcci No. 3, ac ; No, 2 whi'e,
42.H2ii,p.: No. 3 clo, U'te. : track mixed wet.
em, isi0o ; track white, 4la9c.j options dull,
but Dimly held llutter Steady; creamery, 0a
20'j.c ; fictorv vjtrn, utne, Uaic.t Imitation
cieameiy, UaK'aM state dali). Italic Clie-w
Quiet; fancy luge colored, u'Jc; fancy laige
while, It'ic ! Limy small colored, 0?;c; fancy
small while, WJaOHc. Fggs-I'lrm, state and
I'enns.vlvanla, lOalSc; western uncandicd, FaS'ac,
westein candled, 12al'iC
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago, Aug. 7. Heavy export sales, a pi.
diction of frost In the northwest and bullUh
torn emp newa guided tbci grain markets today,
wheat ibulng l'sc coin, c. and oat Uc
lilgher for September delivery. Provisions de.
1 lined li'jaSc. to 15c, Cah 'piotatlona were at
follows:
Flour Steadv; No. 3 spring wheat, 6S',ja70c;
No. ". red, 71'.aijc.i N'2 coin, M?ic; No, 3
jellow, AT c; No ,'J wlllo oit. 37Hc; No. J
while, 57atc ; No. 2 r, MHilTe.; fair to
choice malting, HatW.; No. 1 flaxseed, $1.01;
No. 1 Northwestern, .(S prime timothy sed,
3.;5a5.05; mesa pork, ?13.75al3.S0; iird, 3.6J
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THI: TKIBUNE.
i'On HUNT n Mne-rnom tome In pleaant
, .upper nreen Kldse, Sept. 1. Write 0. W. b,,
Trlbuno Oillce.
1011 Ui:vr Klcdt ioom, 733 Jefferon avenue;
all modern conveniences. '
For Sale.
I'OH SM.K-Xcw and lecond bind buRRle, si.r
reja, phaeton, aloic waiion, butcher wagon,
one and tn horo lumber MKona, rarta and
aulMea at M. T. Kcllcr'a, Lackanjnna Carrlitfe
Works.
t'OIt SM.K-prinif lU-ht pill, bet bred mate
In the latr, sure trotteri aWlutelv found;
hand'omc, PcdlRtcc and price. Apply to .VL T,
Keller.
FOIt SM.K- (1O01I rlai;tone.
hwarta. Scliultivillr, Pa.
Addiera W. P.
FOR SvLK- Cat load of dialing and riraucht
horaes and cood family hones. 222 22 Oak
ford couit, J. M. Held.
JLST AliniVEtl with a car-load of horrcs and
drbrr, weight from l,0fl to 1..VW; ceral
clrvely matrheil tejni Can be feen at 3-11 Ray
mond court. I'. M. Cobb.
I'OH SM.K A Cottrell k Sons cylinder pre,
3-130, In good condition, new roller, $-XX).
Apply Wilkes-llatre Tiniti Olnie, Wilkei-Uarre.
Pa.
For
Sale or Rent.
xwvwvvvs
FOR SALK OR RENT -Single houe, SOI Web
sler .nenue Ten room, kteani heat. 0. F.
Rejnolda, Connell building.
Money to Loan.
K.ye,WW TO LOAN" Lowest rates: straight or
monthly pajmrnts. Stark k Co.,Traders' bH?.
ANY AMOUNT OF MOSEY TO LOAN-Quick,
straight leans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 6 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
311-315 (Vnnell building.
Lost.
l.O'.T -Ladi 's gold watch. Inlllil on ease, "E.
M. ." suit tide reward if tetnrned to the
office" of Finch Manufacturing company.
P-.'T'i: short
der, Ttiatic
key, $1.29,
rib. S7.70.i7 00; diy salted shoul.
I short clear side, fVJOaS.35; whls.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
hlcago, Aug. 7 Cattle Hecelpts. 2.t,0u0, in
cluding POO Tevan Choice -teadv, bulk, 10 lo
15 cents loner; good li prune tteer, 5 MU5 !.0;
poor to medium. l I0i5.;'0; slmkers and feeder,
2'25al; cows, 2 75al 40; heifer, $2.'25il 75; can
ncrs. $1 50il :m: bull. .--2 'AiL.IO. calves, Klai2j;
Teva -leers. .!al 55. Twenty-five cars rai.geis
teulv at i4lil.i llog- Hecelpts todav. ,1!..
IIOO; tnmnirnvv. !i,(!iv, le-t over, 12,is). Opined
weal', closed 10 to 15 tent lower: mixed and
butcheis, $."70irt; good to choice heavv, 5.MH
0.10; rough heavv. 5.IOi5.70; light, 5 70s 5 SO;
bulk of sale, 5 7"a5 IK). Sheep llecelpt, 20,000;
slow; goml to choice wethfts. HiAit: fair to
beep steady to strong; laiob best steadv, other
choice mixed, .l.2i.l.50; western sheep, $l.25i
3i15; .vcarliiu.'s, ! 70.il 2.5; native lanilis, 5;
wetern lamb, $1 2lt5 15. Official receipt and
shipment fur jotcrdav: Uecelptfr Cattle, 5,740;
bog, IT.fHV!' sheep, 0. I7S Shipments Cattle,
6,050; hog, 2,S!l; -beep, 5,'iK
New York Live Stock.
New Yoik, Aug. 7. -Ileeves Heceipta, 2,1fil;
good stcrnu firm, oilier mead) I bulla and cows
geneiallv lower; steer l 00i5.n); top, rt; buIU,
-2.5(ia'l fiO; imva, ! 75i1.,2"i, exti.i fit do., fl.s)i
4 in. Cable Steady I'.xporls, H,3oo cpiarter of
beef. Calvc Hecelpt, ."t.sl.5 lieads; good veals,
15a25e, hlghrr; other calve steady. Veals, ;4 ',0
a. .Ml; grav-er and buttermilk, Ma 1,75; cull,
Ir2.75: fed 1 .lives, 4I; no vve-lernei on sale.
Sheep and Lamb lleielil, S.n;;; sheep steadv;
trifle belter: deling good lor lamb; no nuotah!,
impiovemeiit; 15 en unold. Sheep, 2.25a4; few
extri, l.1'2ii.il 25; cull. la2; limb. 4a0; cull.
ff2.25a1. Hogs Hecelpt, 2.S.SI; steady at SGatJ.:').
East Liberty Cattle.
Tut Liberty, Aug 7 -Cattle Meadv extn,
S5.5015 5'0. prune. 5. .Mia 5.1,0; good, 5 -205 cO.
llni- Vbout t'iilv. heivv ii.'f mediums 11.11
bc-t voikers. M15).2c1. light voiker. il.0afi 15;
pigs,' $5 POafi; (kip. l 5')i5 Ml; luiigl. la5.(5.
Buffalo Live Stock.
Huftilo. Aug. 7 - Cittle -Hecelpts, 5 cars Tex
an, which sold at H 20al 25; veal, tops, ;a6.25.
Hog Heceipls, 12 un" cuoiee to medium hea.'y,
jrt.12'3 id Kb: pigs 5l'ia5). Sheep and Ijmbs
lioceipts, ,5 cars; tcady at vesterday'i prices.
Oil Market.
Oil ( ily, Aug. 7. Credit balances, 125; certifi
cates, no bhl. Shipnunt, 14 1, SIS; average, 00,
S.10. Huns, 101,1V); average, 7S,7sO.
BASE BALL.
National League.
At Pittsbuig It.
si. Loins oonociioso a
Pittsburg 4 2 0:i 0 0 0 0 '-!
II. K.
I) 4
!l 1
Ilatterles Powell and It) an; Doheny and Veag
cr. Cmplies Oilay and tliown.
At Cincinnati It. II. L
Chicago 200001000-.1 12 1
Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 -(! 15 1
Hatteriea Tavlor and Kahoej Philllpj and
Peitn. fmplie Nash.
At naton
ground.
Philadelphia Hoslon, no game, wet
t llrnnkljn New
wet ground.
Yoik-llrookl)n, no game,
American League.
At Philadelphia-First game- It. II. K.
W'adilngten 1 il 1) 0 P 0 0 0 0-1 7 3
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 '-4 12 1
Hat tciies Mercer and Rudy; llernhaid ond
Powers. I'mpire Connoll).
Second game It. IL K.
Washington 4 10 10 10 0 07 11 2
Philadelphia 2 0 1 1) 11 0 0 0 0-.1 0 1
II itterles Patten anJ firady; Planli ami Pow
rr. Umpire Connolly .
At tlaltlmore First game II. . y
lloslrn I 2 0 2 0 2 1 0 2 -ID IS I
Halllmoie I 2 o 0 o I 1 0 o - J 11 :
Hatteries Lewis nnd S1l1re1l.engo.st; Foreman
and Hiesnaban. I'mplres Canilllon and Haskell.
Second game II. II, I:.
Hoaton 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-4 10 2
llalllniore 020007in'-0 II 3
Hitteiles Cuppy end Crl?er; Mclilnnlt.v and
Hresnahan. I'mplret Cantlllon and Haskell,
At Detroit- It. II. 11.
Chicago 000101001-.1 10 4
Detroit 00303030 -3 17 3
naileries Callihan and Sullivan; Yeagir and
Shaw. Umpire Sheridan.
At Cleveland It. II, K.
Milwaukee 2 0 10 0 0 0 10-1 II 0
Cleveland (10 0 0 0 10 2 2-5 10 3
Hatterles-neldy and Maloiie,)-; Hracken and
Connor. Umpire Minawici.
Enstern League.
Toronto, 1; Brockton, 3 (first game).
Toronto, 8; Brockton, 10 (second game),
JiuiTaln, 4; Providence, 2.
MnntiraMfartford, rain.
Rochester, 2; Worceater, 1.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FRUE.
Help Wonted.
WANTKP Two pood caniawen for Scranton
either male or female. Silary or romnilliii
Noiet Inducements to bitjer. Scranton Hook
.kciity, llcom till I'jull bulldlnR.
KortKLADV AM) I'Onr.MAV wanted In a allk
thronlntr mill In Sew York tale. Dive av,
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Woik, Tribune Oldie,
Help Wanted Male.
WAYIKIl jounu man about V sear old,
Willi aonio esperienco a .isllant book-keep
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Tribune Offlce.
WANTKD A oung man about 1 a awii Hit
book-keeper, able tn write shorthand and
ue Remington tjpeiwller. Fine out of town
pcifltlon. Apply In lellir only to SlutrU E.oi.
ibdland Itnu(, Adam avenue.
SI1LET IRON' WORKER experleneed on No. 10
atock for factory In Creater Sew York We
want a good man. sober and Induslrlnu, ronipt
tent to lay out drawings and act aa leader or
gang or aMant foreman, lo the right man
there la a future, flood uv and hlr treatment
floured. Addres, stating fully your experience
and expectation. L. 1). Uox 50, West Snv
Hrlghton, Sew York.
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Want Advertisements Will Be
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Central City
ALriEHT SCllLirrZ, comer Mulberry
street and Webster avenue.
CUSTAV PICIILL, 650 Adama avenue.
West Side
OEORGB W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
avenue
South Scranton
FRED L. TERPrB. 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
CEO. W. DAVIS, corner North
avenue and Market street.
Main
Green Ridge
aiAHLES P. JONES, 1557 Dlckion
avenue.
r. J JOHNS. 020 Oreen Hldgc street.
C. LOHENZ, corner Washington ave-
nue and Marion street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
TJunmore
J. O. BONE & SON.
Wanted.
W'ASTED-Paitner with )00, or loan of $5;
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dress P. O. Box 114, City.
WANTED -One thousand persons to buy one
thousand bottles "Knights' Aromatic Syrup
ol Prunes," nature's greatest pbjslc Lirgo
bottle, 25 cents. Chas. P. Jones, 1557 Dack
son avenue.
WANTED An Intelligent (Catholic) lady or gen
tleman to fill a light. pleaant poilinn;
good pay, if suitable. Address P. O. Box 20,
Scianton, Pa
Boaiders Wanted,
WANTED-Table boardera.
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Tompkins, 531
Situations Wanted.
SITI ATION WNTF.D-At any kind of onice
wotk. lis a .voung mail, experienced book
keeper (iooil letrnnceii. Addrcw .. 5 , van;
ut the 'Inliune,
SlTl ri)N W NTED -Aa stenofrapher or assist
ant book-keeper by u )oung man. Addrcs
A. F , care of Tribune
SITUATION" VN"TF.H-Ry a young trill aged 11
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LEGAL.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION' PRO
Pll'.D 'lOHIECrnZENSOFTllls COMMON
WEAl.lll FOR THEIR AITHOV L OH III.
.IKCTION B THE OENEHAL ASSEMBLY Ol"
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNsV I.VAN1 V,
PUBLISHED Bx ORDER OK THE sECREI'W
or Tin: commonwealth, in pi iim anch
OF ARTILLE .Will OF THE lONSlllT TION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION'.
Proputing on amendment tu tin- Constitution of
the Commonwealth.
Section I. Be It rvvilvrd bv the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth
In (ieneral Asiembly m,'t. That tho lullowing is
piopoaed as ameudmeiits tu tlie Cunstitiitlnii
of llie Coinmoiiweallh of Ptnns)lvaula, in nc
lurdance with the pruviilona ut the eighUcnth
article tlieieoi: 1
Amindinent One to Article Eight, Section One,
Add at the end cd tin- ht iiaragiapli "f mi. I
section, alter the word "shall be entitled Ik
vote at all election,, the wonis -uiini
howevei tu such laws requiring and regiiUnng
Ihe regUtiatiun of eleclon as the Oeneial V
semhl) ma) cnait," so tnat the saM n-ctiuii
tliall read as follows;
Section 1. (Jualitlcatlon of Elector. l'veiy
male cltiren tweni)-onu )ears of agi, pove-ii g
the following cpnlificatlnn., shall be (nlilled l.i
vote at all election, mbject linwevci tn sin li
laws lequlring and itgulating the regwliainiii
of cleclois as tlie (Jcneial Awimbly nuy inacf
1 llhc shall have been a cltiren of tlie I mud
Siales at leat one month
2. He shall have reside d In Hie State one vear
(or, having pievioiily been .1 iiuillfied elector
cr native born iltlreii of the state, Iip shall
have removed therefrom and returned, theu six
month) immediately pieceding the election
3. Ho thall liavo resided in the election clU
tilct where he shall otter to vote ot lea.t two
months immediately preceding the eletlmi
4. If twenty-two )ear of age and upward-,
he shall hive pild within two )i-.ir .1 Mai,- .
euunty tax, which shall have been o.. .ed
nt least two montln and paid ot iea.i , 1
month before the election.
Amendment Two to rtide Elglit, Sdi ,.
Seven
Strike out from slid section the word ' b 0
no elector shall b" depiived of 1I1.1 privilege f
voting b) reaon of hi nim not being 1 1 -tered,"
and odd to s-ild section the follow in.
woid., "but laws icgulatlng and reiuirlng Iho
rogitr.ctlon of eleitoi mav be enacted tc iipplc
tn clllei nnl), provided tint such laws be line
fonn for cities of the tune ili-s," so that Ihe
said section shall read as follows:
Section 7. I nlformil) of Eleiilon Im -Ml
laws legnlatlhg the ho'ding of eleclniia b) tue
cltlen or far the niittaiion of elcilnr sli.ilt
be imifiiiiii Ihioiigl'init the Sut ,, bm laws
regulating and re.piliiiu t!i legulritlou of
eli-iKi. iiiiv be euacli-d to apple lo nth ou'v,
pinvxlcd Hut such laws lie uniform br iiuce
nl tlie same ela.
A title corn of ihe Joint Hisiiluti.in
W W. (i III EST,
Seirelarv of the I oufiuoiiwrallli.
AMENDMENT TO THE I OWIII TION' PRO
I'lH'll 'ID THE CII'l.l s OF TllN COM.
MDSWI Mill roil Till lit U'PltoVU, nil III -JICTION
BY HIE (JEN'ERL AI'MBLY OF
Mil lOMMONWEAI.III OF PES"NVLV VNI ,
pi iiLMirn bv 011111:11 of tiii: mcih'tuy
OF llll, COMVIONWEVLTIl IN PI lll VNCE OK
ARTKI.E A VIII 01- THE CONSTIILTION.
V JOINT RESOLUTION
Prosposlng an amendment to tho Constitution
of the Commonwealth.
Section 1 B it enilted by the Senate and
lloiirc of Heproenlativea of Ihe Cummonvvialih
of Pennylvanla In General sembly met, and
it Is hereby enacted bv the authoiity of il,e
tame, That the following is pioHsed aa dn
amendment to the Constitution of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, In accordance vvilh the
piovlidona of the Eighteenth article thereof,
Amendment,
Strike out section four article eight, am,
sert in place thereof, as follows.-.
Section 1. All elections bv citliena shall
be bv ballot or by such other method aa mav
be prescribed by law; Provided, That secrecy
In voting be preserved.
A true copy of the Joint Resolution
W. W. ORIEST.
Secrtai7 ol the Common esJth.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Than Four Lines, 6 Cents (or liacti llxtra Line.
PROFESSIONAL.
MAAAeWMADMMUIAI
Certified Fubllo Accountant.
i:nv.nt c.
fluildlnir..
SI'AULDINO, 23 TRADEItS DANrf
Architects
LDWAim 11.
butldln;.
UAV19, AKCHITLCT, COSSELL
rrti:in:nicK l. nitnw.v, arch, n., real
-tte Kxchanirc Illdg., 120 Washington iv.
Civil nnd Mining Engineers.
L U IIARDINO, 003 COSNELL DUILDINO.
Dentists.
n.; r", K"'':N'nEROF.n, pauli doildino,
f-pruce street, Scranton.
DH. C, C. LAUDACII, 115 WVOMINQ AVENUE.
. Lawyers.
nANK ,E'. no"If:. ATTOHNEY.AT-LAW.
Hooms 12, 14, 10 ,a 18 liurr building.
F. K, TnACY.ATr'V.COMMONWEALTH BLDO.
".I0. .Kt'','-O0LE, ATTOItNKY-LOANS rrtCO.
tlated on real estate aecurlty. Mean building,
corner Washington avenue and Spiuce street.
WTLLA11D, WARREN k KVPP, ArrOR.VKYH
and counvllons atdaw. Republican building,
Washington avenue.
JE-SSUP k JLSsUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN.
""""'t-law. Commonwealth building, Roomj
19. 20 and 21.
,:J'AJ?D "' TIIVYKR. ATTORNEY.
.004, OH, Door Mc,ri building.
ROOMS
'" .A, 'VA1"". ATTORNF.YATLAW, HOARD
of Trado building, Scranton, Ta.
fATTEnSOV k WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL
Rank building.
C- COVIEOVS,
0 13 REPUBLICAN BUILDINO.
A.
w nrnTiiot.F. oFKtrr.
MOVED TO NO.
211 W)cmlng avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR. W. E.
avenue.
ALLEN, BU NORTH WASHINGTON
DR. S. W. IAMOREACX, OFFICE 339 WASH
Irgton avenue. Residence, 1319 Mulberry.
C hronln c)ira.e, lung, heart, kidneys, and
genitourinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. in.
Hotels nnd Resturants.
THE FI.K CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIOLER, Proprietor.
SCR WTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. U k W. PAS.
senger depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRICGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor; only improved pumps used.
A. B. Brlggs, proprietor. Leave orders IIOO
North Main avenue, or F.lcke's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. noth telephones.
Seeds.
0. R. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue) green
house, 1050 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 762.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR 811 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOn CHILDREN TO ORDER:
a!o ladles' waists, Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adama avenue.
MFOAnOEE BROS., PRINTERS'
velopes, paper bags, twine,
Washington avenue, Scranton,
SUPPLIES, EN
Warehouse, 139
Pa.
THE WILKESHAHRB RECORD CAN BK HAD
In Scranton at the newa stands of Reismau
Bros., 400 Spruce and 503 Linden; M. Norton,
fil Lackawanna avenue; I. H. Schutzer, 211
Spruce street,
Personal.
OUR NEW BOOK sent fire, fully Illustrated,
treat of all condition of men, tells how to
attain "Perfect Manhood." should be in the
bands of cverv male adult. Addre Erie Medical
Co, "Book l),pt.," Buflalo, N. 5".
LEGAL.
.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under the act
of aeuibl) entitled "A supplement to an
act entitled 'An act to provide for the incorpor
ation and regulation of ceitain corporation, ap
proved April -ith, W4, providing for the im-pi-ivciiient
aiiiuielinent and alteration of tha
charleis of corporations ot the cm ond class, and
authorizing the incorporation ol traction motor
coinpinien," appioved Ihe 12th day of June, A.
1. Its.), and known as the Corporation Amend
ment Act of !i.l, 'I lie Colliery Engineer com
pin), .1 coipieiatioii inaled and existing under
the- Conjuration Act of W4, will apply to the
governor of l'ciui)lvanla on Wednesday, Septem
ber 4, HWI, for Hie following imrrovements,
umendnieiiu and alteratioas uf Its charter, vlr. ;
I irt -llv changing the- namit nf the corpora
tion In "Intern itioiial Textbook Company."
second -It) making tlie purpose for which said
lorporilinn Is formed to read a.s follows;
' Slid eoiporntlon I formed to originite, write,
compile, illustrate, edit, publirii, and evil in
slruitioii papei. textbooks drawing plates,
periodic .il. inaearinow, paiiiphlets, articles, and
letter lor the div-eiiilnation cd literary, technical,
educational, and other iiiloimatlon; to conduct
a printing, engiaving, lithographing, stereotyp
ing, edee hot) ping, cuprotvping, line work, half
tone wmk, ejiibnwiiig, printing In black and col
or, photographing, photnt.vplng, rhotograving,
pietuie printing, and bookbinding business; and
geuerallv, lo iraniet a printing, booK-blndlng,
and publi-hing buine b.v the various methods
now in ti.e, or which may be hereifter Intro,
cluced or Invented " ...
Tlilld Bv making the exutence of said cor
poration p'erpetual. And for thev purpo'es to
luve, pcve, and enjov all the righlj. benefltos
and pnv liege, conliwied by the said act and IU
biipplemenu.
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St. Iouls HrlilRs Term. Ity. 1st Bs.
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