THE SCRANTON TRIBUN- FRIDAY, AUGUST .9, 1901.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
PITTSTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Plttoton. Aticr s. A was 0Nptctvl,
oiYreUl" of the Willvos-Harrr- Traction
company fpeutrcl tin Injuni'tlnn late
yeMeniny afternoon to renttnln the
stree-t cnmnil.i'l"'nfr from joinovlnpr the
cotnpnn?. uiuifoit track? on Part-ounce
jtr"t. About X.MO feet of track
hart ben totn up, how over, when the
work una haltfrl.
Tonv Mi-Cue, a well-known reslelent
of Cork Line. Is hard at work training
for a liunrliPrt-yanl foot incr s.itll
Ptcr Ciirlfy, of Avoca. It Is said to
li for $J5 a side, and will take place
in the near futme.
Street Commissioner Carroll had
frvert notice on the various telephone
and other companies that they must
paint their poles within the city lim
its at nirce. The People's Telephone
rompanv commenced work on theirs
this morning.
City KnRlneer I.ancan Is picparlrifc
plans for a retalnlnpr wall to bo con
structed alone the west and northwest
portions of the Kleventh ward school
property
As forecasted exclusively In yester
day's Tribune, testimony was taken
today In the resistor's oflloe In Wllkru
Harre In the contest on the will of the
Hte Samuel Williams, of this city. The
last will and testament rtevif-ed that
his wife enjov the Income of his JfiMuu
estate until her death, when It was to
be divided between the following fle
nieces and nephews, of the deceased;
Thomas Edwards, of Nutlet street,
Pitthton: Misses Anna and Maria Ed
wards, of Pottsvllle, Thomas Davis, of
Montrose, and Frank I'M. In, of Dun
daff. Pa. The relatives who were
sllRhted by the will hae Hied a caveat
nfralnst It A large number of wit
nesses from this city wore In attend
ance today to testify as to "Williams'
soundness of mind at the time the will
was made.
The i MtfroKatlon of Mel.rlne chapel
had a trolley ride to Hanover park this
evening
Extensive repairs are being irtade to
the Interior of the Polish' Catholic
church at Duryea.
Louis Heese. of West nttstorr, and
Miss Minnie Kothcrmal, of Hcinnton.
went to Blnghamton yesterday and
were quietly married in that city. They
are spending their honeymoon at the
Pan-American exposition.
Humane Ofllrcr White Is after the
numerous girls of tender eats who
frequent the ball rooms of this vicin
ity. At a dattce In Armory hall last
evening a number of girls not old
enough to wear long dresses were
turned away from the hall, the otriccr
having sened notice on those having
the event In charge that they would
be arrested If they permitted the girls
to freauent the place.
Mrs. Angellne Matthew sun, wife of
the well-known conductor on the
TMoomshurg division of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western toad, died
tins rimming at the borne of her
daughter. Mis William Shiffer, on Su.s
nuiiianna avenue, Went Huston. Mrs.
Matthew son'p home was in North
umberland, but slrce she was taken
Mck six weeks age she had beerr at her
daughter's home here. The funeral ser
vices will lie bold at the Sniffer home
Friday evenlng.and on Saturday morn
ing at !'.30 o'clock the lernalns will be
taken to Carbondale for Inter ment.
HARFORD.
Speoiil tn the Ser.-.nl"n Tiihiino.
Harford. Aupr. S. Miss Clyde Cap
veil, of HinRlrumton, Is calliiiK on
friends in tow n.
Pr. Capwell, of Scranton, wns called
hero to f.ee Mabel Sherwood.
KiiRene Osliorn and E. J. Whitney
are pa.ntlriK the school houses.
Minnie Darrow Is visiting the Pan
Amerhan exposition this week.
Mr,, and Mrs. Jncob Fritz, of Scran
ton, are visiting friends in towrr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sherwood, of
"UMkesHane, are viMtlng Hugh Mu
Connell. Fred Miller of New York, is visiting
his brother Harry
Mrs. Mnce, of lllngh.initon, Iras le-
THE DAJLKfSIND
Destroys Brain Colls and Con
sumes Xerve Force at an
Enormous Hale.
Many Cut Of! In Hnrly Manhn-td an d Woman
hood on Account of Neglecting tn Keep
Vitality on the High V titer Mark.
In the factories and workshops, at
the orTir3 and stores yes, and in the
homes, i io. people are being ground to
death by the monotonous wear nnd
tear of unr easing toll. Pay after day,
week in and week out, It is the same
fitory of work and labor of excessive
toil and prruggle, wl'hmit opportunity
of recreation. In ill.- summer, above
all other tlmev, the Inn den is heavy to
hear and many a victim falls by the
way, overcome by nv vmo c.vhausti. n,
heart failure and physical ice line.
It is useless to talk of ift In lire
cooling breezes of some lake or ocean
resort. The world's work ivns: be dono
the toiler must toll on. There Is one
method of replacing wasted nerve cells
nnd building up the woin-out system,
nnd that Is by using Dr. A. W Chase's
Nerve Pills atter each meal. Thev give
vigor and ton.' to the ostein and pre
vent exhaustion and pmstn.Mon they
befriend working people by making
them strong nnd well, giving new hope,
new enntidenco and stronger determin
ation, to succeed. The wonderful medi
cinal power of this gieat medicine Is
demonstrated in thoiuanc's of cues
where the wasting process has been
stopped and health restored by its use.
Mr. Thomas Summers, of No, 1019
Jackson street. Scranton, Pa., nays:
"Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are a
splendid erne for nervous sick head
aches, Mine weie terrible at times. I
was nervous at the same time. The
nerve pills were recommended tn mo
and I cot a box at Matthews Hros.'
drug store. Lackawanna avenue, nnd
they completely cured th headaches
nnd nervousness. This, I think, is rec
ommendation enough."
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills 50 cents
a box st druggists, or Dr. A. W. Chase
Medicine Co., Huffalo, N Y See that
portrait and signature of A. W. Chase,
M. D., nio on every parkage.
Sold In Scranton at Matthews Bros.
Arn" tore. Lackawanna avenus,
turned tn her home after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Paris Tif
fany. Will Tiffany has purchased the Ma
rantha Thatcher house and lt making
Improvements, and will occupy it be
fore long.
Mrs. Charles Felton nnd daughter
are visiting relatives In Lenox and
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Hammond and
Mr. nnd Mrs. .loxeph Dor man nnd
daughter visited Mrs. Hammond's sis
ter In Koiest City Wednesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. It. Tiffany spent last
Saturday with the cumpcrs at Page's
pond,
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special tn the Scran! Tribune.
Tunkhannoek, Aug. S. Miss Jessie
nnd Theodore O.irman, who have been
PORTkklT
Cut out these sceral parts and see if you
visiting friends for several days at
Cnmptowii, returned home on Thurs
day. Charles Karon, a former resident of
this place, died orr Tuesday at the home
of his son, Clarke liacou, at Hallstead,
Pa. The remains will be brought here
for Interment this afternoon. The de
ceased was for n long time foreman on
the Montrose railroad at this place.
Paul Hilling's Sons, dealers in hay
and grain, have bought the lot on the
river tront ndjolnlng the Packer house
property, and will build a large barn
there for the purpose of .storing and
pressing hay.
C.enrge Johnson, the well known cat
tle buyer of I.accyvllle, was in town on
Thursday.
Asa H. Freas, of Lake Winola, was a
visitor in town yesterday,
Mrs. Patrick Hoyco and daughter
Josephine are visiting friends at Lovel-
torr, J'a.
The Wlnolo Worsted Yarn company
nre paying 19 cents per pound for wool
delivered at their mills on Bridge
street.
Itt. H. H. Wilbur and family will
return this week from New York state,
where they have been spending their
vacation.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich Is entertain
ing her sister, Miss Scureman, of Wilkes-
Ha ire.
Charles E. Terry and family are in
attendance at the Pan-American ex
position at Huffalo this week.
Fred L. Jayno was up at Laceyville
on Thursday looking after his inter
ests as a candidate for county treas
urer. AVOCA.
The silk mill employes will be paid
tomorrow.
The Daughters of Erin will meet this
evening.
There will be a special meeting of
the Father Mathew society this even
ing. i'.ev. J. J. McCabe, of Auburn, wns
a visitor in town on Thursday evening.
John Eariey. of tiro North End, has
purchased David Owens' property on
the Wre.t Side.
W. A. Jennings left on Wednesday
to take charge of Hotel Columbia, nt
Lake Ariel.
Contractor Williams will leave to
day to take charge of n large bridge
contract near Columbus, O. Contractor
Burnetto will spend the next ten days
with his family In the South.
Miss Mary Oordon will leave next
week to visit relatives in Chicago.
T. J. Newton and two daughters left
on Thursday for Atlantic City.
Mesdames George Kennedy and E.
E. Snyder will chaperon the following
young ladles, who left yesterday for a
two veckn' stay nt Harvey's lake:
Grace Whyte, Ilnchel and Elizabeth
Davis, Nellie and Mary Graham, Ella
anl Bessie Keith, Helen Dixon, Jean
Cranston, Anna Hastle, Madge Snyder.
The following comprised a party that
enjoyed a straw ride over the boule
vard yesterday: Mesdames Webber,
Dougherty, Gllroy, Mary McDonnell,
M. McDonnell, Schrager, Murphy, Me
Andrew, Clark, Fitzslmmons, Golden,
Haskins, Reap, L. O'Brien, M. O'Brien,
King. C. McLaughlin, Kearney, O'Mal
ley, Walter Fitzslmmons nnd Charles
Golden.
Mat tin King has been appointed
night teacher in Marcy township.
WELSH HILL
Special to the Scrsnton Tribune.
Welsh Hill, Aug. 8. The remains of
Frank Relcher, who died at Dawson
City, AluHkn, were hurled from his
home at this place on Friday last nt
the Manzer burying ground at South
Gibson. Mr. Relcher went to Alaska
about seven yearn ago and made a
fortune of $600,000.
Professor B. F. Michael, of South
Gibson, attended church at this place
on Sunday last.
Mrs. Thomas Thomas and daughter
Mary have returned to their home at
Scranton, after a long visit nt this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris, of this
place, attended the funeral of Reese
Jones, at Wllkes-Barre, recently.
Reese Morgans, of Wllkes-Barre. is
visiting: at the home of Henry Harris,
of this place.
Miss Mary Hell, of Carbondale, is
visiting friends at this place.
Oliver Jones has sold his team of
fine hay horses to Postmnstor Thomas,
of Carbondale.
The llcv. Mr. Jones, of Wisconsin,
occupied the pulpit In Mr. Harris'
Mead on Sunday evening last nnd
preitched a very Interesting sermon.
Miss Lewis, of McAdoo, Is visiting
Miss Lillian Heynolds, of this place.
The Hum Fertilizing company pur
chased the sixteen cows killed by
lightning of John Jones at three dol
lars per head.
Misses Jones, Price nnd Powelt are
visiting at Lake Idylwilde.
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, Aug. 8. In the presence
of a large number of friends and rela
tives, Miss Carrie Snyder wns united
In marriage last evening to Samuel
Penriett, of Olenwood, at the Presby
terian church. At R.30 o'clock the wed
ding party entered the church, which
was prettily decorated for the occa
sion. Miss Cirace Snyder, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, nnd Archie
'Chase, of La Plume, attended the
PUZZLE.
can form the portrait of a Rreat tmaneier.
groom. A reception was neia nt trie
home of the bride's parents immediate
ly after the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Snyder, of
Newark, N. J., nre the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. II. N. Snyder.
Dr. nnd Mrs. II. K. Wllkins enter
tained at their pretty llttlo homo on
State street last Tuesday evening, In
honor of Miss Lena Shook and Herrick
Rogers, of I'nlou, N, Y. The pallors
were nstefully decorated for the occa
sion. The guest weie delightfully en
tertained by music and cards. Re
freshments were served, Thoe pics
ent wciu: Mr. and Mrs. L. Shields,
M. and Mrs. M. D. Kelly. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fred Lorrimer, Mrs. II. T. Wll
kins, .Mrs. K. L. Day, Mrs. II T. Wll
kins, Mrs. E. L. Day. Mrs. M. Crock,
Misses Carrie Stephens, Nellie Mack,
Ida .Ilnrmerson, Anna Wilcox, Clara
Wilcox. Florence Wllkins, Ruth John
son, Eunlie Day, Lena. Shook, Rhea
Shield, Helen Day, the Messrs. Her
rick Rogers, Guy linof, Cecil Shields,
Harry Williams, Will Crock, WInlield
Hlrrklle. Fred Crock.
MKs Nellie Mack Is entertaining her
cousin. Miss Ida. Jinrmcrson, of Kan
sas City.
A dnnce wns given at the Opera
house last Monday evening by Miss
Nellie Shields, in honor of her friend,
Miss Klstler, of Mnueh Chunk. Many
friends were present nnd a delightful
evening spent.
GIBSON.
Sprcial to th Somiton Tribune.
Gibson, Aug. 8. Those from town en
joying an outing at Pnge' pond are- E.
L. Hill and family, John Hill and fam
ily. Everett Spencer and family. Hallle
Wells and wife, F. W. Barrett and
family. Edwardi McCnnnell and fam
ily, Mabel Rosencrans nnd Mr, Van
Gorder. Their visitors are Mrs. Buck
ler and daughter, of California; Mr.
I.eroy Hr lindane and' family, of New
Milford; Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Swurtz,
of Washington, D. C.
The members of tiro Methodist Epis
copal ohurch held air ice cream f-oclal
Thursday.
Earl Shepardson Is drawing cream to
Harford this week.
The berry-pickers nt Chamberlain's
are nearly through their work for this
year.
R I. Wescott and wife are enjoying
a ten days' outing at Page's pond,
with a party from Harford.
Charles Styles and wife have re
turned home,
F. W. Barrett went to Susquehanna
on Monday.
Mrs. George Thompklns entertained
her mother, sister and aunt one day
last week.
Edward Barnard and son visited his
father on Sunday last.
Gil Payne and daughter, Mrs. John
Decker, are In town.
Mrs. Fred Harding Is visiting 'her
parents in this place.
TAYLOR.
The Taylor Prohibition league will
hold an indoor meeting this month, hs
all who can leave home intend going
to the reunion at Mountain Raik Au
gust 19. A treat Is in store for the
temperance workers of the hcverat
counties. Tho committee has hceured
the talented orator, Rev. Dr. Charles
A. Crime, ns principal ppeaker. A
special train will leave Scranton nt S.30
it. in. The fare from Taylor will bo CO
cents,
The following unclaimed letters re
main at Taylor postofllco August S,
1001; I'crsons calling for same will
please say udeitlsed and give (into of
Hat: Domestic Mrs, B. F. Croughwcll,
Mm. Bfisble Dttt Ma-. Mike Fox,
Mrs. James Kerrlphare, l. Mohr, Miss
Jennie Wery. Foreign Audio Hnynos
('.'), Mike Holgos, Rash Cullgulre. Dom
rnkn CordAnale, MIhs Kurd Wllkkl,
Joiin Hohollk, John Maynlk, John
C'homa, Polin Danko, Plotr Snrrcwlcx,
Kranclsek Kocmarhl, Krontina Ouls
oopl, Olose Fruntinel. John W. Reese,
postmaster.
The Red Men's lodge No. J17 will
run their excursion to Mountain Park
today. There will he games and
amusninnt of uli kinds on tho
grounds. Train will leave C. It. R. of
N. J. station at 7.30 a. m.
David Wllllnms, of Mnln street, has
moved his family to West Scranton
to reside.
Messrs. John O. Price nnd A. It.
Duck are home fiorn their trip to At
lantic City.
Invincible commandery No. 252,
Knights of Malta, will mert In regular
session this evening.
Mrs. M. J. McDonnlch has returned
from Detroit, Mich., where she attend
ed the convention of Ladles' Cathollo
Henevolent association as a delegate
fromllrnnch No. 412, Taylor.
Charles Moore, of drove street, is
Visiting nt Syracuse, N. Y.
The employes of the Taylor, Pyne
nnd Aichbnld collieries will receive
their semi-monthly earnings for the
latter pnrt of July tomorrow.
Washington enmp No. IS:1, P. O. S, of
A will meet In regular session this
evening.
Mis. Hummer, of Wales, is visiting
relatives in town.
Charles J. Evnns, of North Mnln
street, is spending a week In Atlantic
City.
Taylor colliery will be Idle today.
William Decker, of Petersburg, was
a caller on friends here yesterday.
DURYEA.
Mrs. Reed, of Mooslc, visited nt the
home of Mrs. Frank Lane, of this
place, recently.
A butterfly social, directed by Mrs.
H. A. Green, will be held on the par
sonage lawn Friday night.
The chlldten of the Primitive Metho
dist church greatly enjoyed the Sun
day school picnic held on Wednesday.
PRICEBURG.
Gomer D. Reese, of West Scranton,
will deliver an address on the temper
ance question nt the corner nearest the
borough building, Friday evening, at
8 o'clock.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New nrk, Aug S. Development in tlii tock
muket todiy faiorcd epoMtnrs (or the lone ac
count and the demand, ixhich a broader than
(of anme time, cmled many properties to a
mihttantiall.v higher level. I ntuual prominence
glien to the trjiling in the 1'mted stiiei
Steel lo(k, rmlnir to the frequency with which
lame titodts limited hanJa .it a rising ctalc.
I'rofewional operators ere inclined to cover
fhoiu in the" luee, owlnc to the resumption
o( woik at oiiie plant and the olfldal an
noitnieincnt c,( the absorption ol the Shelby tuba
works. When the prices of the ntcel stocks be
rrn to mount upward and loathed a level 2U
and 2 per cent , respectively, obmp vesterday'a
cloe (or the common and preferred, the geneial
market kept pace vvlt'i the movement and ex
ceeded thwe pains in some fnstamea. There
were many Interruptions to the seneral rise dur
ing the day by prnitt taking and shoit sellincr
hi the rooms operator, but the recessions were
riot very noteivorth.v eept (or tiie t'nited Stites
Steel stocks, which cndid about a point below
the bet when .1 report circulated that a promi
nent operator was unloading stock piirchj.eir nt
a much lower level. This eellln? .oon affected
the oilier mitkrt, but oml M itrnition soon re
Milted and Hie closing dealmcs showed eleadmes.
Conspicuous ftrenstli was dlnplajed by St. Paul,
I'nion l'jilflc, MisMiuri I'jciIk, Snair and l.mkt
wanna, which were (rom 14 to 5 points higher.
Total sales tod.iv, 4 1 7,0un sliairs.
The tiond market w.t Mrnng today, the feat
uir heinir Mnhiwk and Mvlone incomes, vvliiih
advanced neatly i points. Total sales pir value,
M.W.lsD.
I nitid stales bondj were all unchanged on the
l.i.-t call.
The following quotations are furnished Thi
Mbune h.r M. 9. Jo-din & Co , room 70S 7'.
Vtars building, Scranton, Pa. Telephone SOW:
Open- High. Low Cloi
loir. est. e. 'ng.
Ameriian Sugar H1'3 1)5 1 1.1 1.1
incriian Tobacco 1U l.U I..I1, U
Atchison 7j'i 7.i :-j: ;.;;
AtchlVon, Pr m'4 0i, fiU ii
Itiook. Traction 7I'V 74s8 7.'l'4 7t'i
Halt. K Ohio o,i; or, up; ;i
Cunt. Tobacco 11 il In Oil
(lies, k Ohio 4lt 4t 4l'i 4li
1 Inc. k (!t. West 11 -.: -U '..'
st. Paul i" v.'k r7'j r.'4
Rock Mand 117 ll'i'i 117 1(0
Kan. ct Tex., Pr., S."j o"2 Wj .).'1j
1vuis. k Nash inn", 101'j l()i(, 10114
Man. V.levitcd 1M ll'-. 11. V4 lir.14
Met Trartlon K4 lfi5 Jill H'.i
liso. Paclllc '! ITi'i t"i STli
Rniitli. Paciflc .it Sl"s .'ilTs "l'a
Norfcdk : West i.Vi M, Sir,, fiPi
v v. rvntni r.p; lsi", i:,i iJi'i
Ont. k Western SJ'i 3J', U U'i
Perm 1. It. R lll'i H',4 1H 111
Pacific Mail 10 40 to 40
Reading R. K'lH 40 ilO-; 40s,
Reading Rv., Pr 77 77's 77 77
Southern R, It 2S3, 2u 2'i -"
southern H. IL, IT R.IH Pi mtj, i
Trim. Coal ct: Iron ni'i RMJ ;0'', M
V. s. leather VPi 101 ll'i 13';
V. S. Leather, Tr mii m Rl'j FOiJ
1 nlon Pacille m (rT'i fti", Po'4
Cnion Pacific, Pr fJ Ps ? 8
Wibasli, Pr .1'; 40', xsv; -.i;
Western Cnion !01, PI !H)i; f
Col. Fuel lion K Ol'i oj ii7
Amal. Copper Ill llJ'i 111 112";
People's Has 114 1111, 111 11IH
Lrle 30 ,".i.'i firt r'4
Kiie, ii ht'i m; (,!; 04;
Col Souihern H l 11 1.1
Texas Pacific 40'; :15'J. 41
Amcr. Car.l'1'undry .... ' 2s'i 2 '';
l'. S. Sreel Co IP, It 40', (Z
V. S. Steel Co., Pr.'iO'i to Xl PJ 90 HI
NEW YORK ORMN' MARKET.
Open. High- Low- Cloi.
WlIEsT. ing. est. est ln-
September 7ii's 77 7.'i,; 7.1,i
December 7sl; 70 7S S
CORN'.
September r,1, S1V, npi n
December M'i W'i 61i H
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCK". Bid. Asked.
Lackawanna Drlry Co , Tr M
County Savinga Hsnk k Trust Co.. SfiO
Kirot National Hank (Carbondale)
Srandard Drilling Co
Third National Hank 40
Dime Deposit and Discount Hank.. 275
Economv Light. II. k P. Co
32.
30
4ii
First National Rank 12fO
Lac ka Trust Safe Deposit Co no
Clark Snover Co, Pr 125
Scranton Iron Fence k Mfg. Co. jnn
r-cranton Axle Works OJ
Scranton Savings Rink 400 ...
Traders' N'arlonal Hmk in ...
Scranton Holt k Nut Co 10
People's Hank US
New Mexico Ry. k C. Co 73
RfiN'D.
Scranton Passenger Railway, first
Mortgage, due 1020 115 ...
People's atreet Railway, first mort
gage, due mis 115
People's Street Rillway, General
mortgage, due 1021 113
Duk-ovn Maniifictutliig Co
Lacka. Township Schnot ft per cent. ...
City ol Scranton bt. Imp, 6 per
cent
1M
102
102
ScrantonI'ractlerr fl per cent lis.
Hiant Per bushel, choice marrow, 2 fi0a2.65.
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. O. Dile. 27 Larkawtnnj Ave)
Rutter-Frech creamery, 21a22c.; dairy, Ireih,
21c
( heese--Full rrein, 10',2allc.
Fggs Western Ireth, lJ'.jaK); nearby state,
15',,rl7'4c.
Medium Heans Per bushel, $2 50,
fireen Teass-Per bushel, l,Oal.43.
Flour Best patent, per birrel, fl.43.
Rean Per bushel, choice mtrrow, $3.10.
Potato Per buhel-$lal,10.
Onions Per bushel, (W.
New York Grain and Produce.
vsv York. Aus. 8. Flour Firm, but quret)
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Four Lines, 3 Cent tor Each Extra Line.
For Bent.
For Rent
About 1200 feet oflloor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light anil power.
Enquire at office of
The Tribune.
t'OR RI'NT-lS-Nine.ronm house In pleasant
. upper flrcen nidge, isci.it. t. Write (1. "A. S.,
Tribune Office.
rOll RKNT-I'lglit rooms, Ml JcfTerson avenus;
11 modern conveniences. '
For Sale.
I'OIl SAt.K Or would exchange for lumtier, two
pharioni, two lumber wagons, two sets har
ness, one pair inatchid bija and one sorrel horse,
at Amle's lumber jarri.
I'OK h.M.K Washery michlnery. Adjourned con
stable's sale today. Aug. P. at 10 a. m, sharp.
Junction Ddaware and Hudson snd Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western (Pismond brstuh) rsil
roads. l-'Olt SLK-(lood flagstone,
bwaitn. Schtiltzvllte, l'.
Address W. P.
I Olt BALK-Oar load of draxinj and draught
horses and good family hoises. 22J-224 Oak
toid court. J. if. Field.
JLST ARIUVKD with a car-load of horses and
, 'drlversj weight from 1.000 to 1..VW. several
closely matched teims. Tan be seen at .114 Kay
mond court, V. M, Cobb.
FOn SALK A Coltrell k Sons cylinder press,
3.1x3d, in good condition, new rollers, sWW.
Apply Wllkes-llarre Times Office, Wilkes-Darre,
Pa.
For Sale or Rent.
KOK SU.K OB ITfiVr Single house. Rut Weh-
ster avenue. Ten rooms, steam heat, 0. F.
Itevnolds, Connell building.
Heal Estate.
LOT West Park lot for sale, llvde Park avenue,
near !chlager boulevard-, .") down and 1(1
per month. Shady side of meet, 40x1(1.. See
i-lgn. Oomegjs.
LOT-Colfax, near Mulberry street, for sale;
1.P1 will buy 11; worth 1,mi. Kasy terms
if bought at once. ilURiln. Comcgji, Dime
Hank building.
.1.1.00 WILL 111 Y 77 beiuiifiil building lots at
(ileiiburn station. Ihej are worlh $10,000.
Come and tee about thein on .vatunliy afternoon
nt 4. Comrgvs, Dime Hank building.
Minnesota patent, $.l.0al Hi Wheat-Spot easy:
No 2 red, 77'ic f o. b. afloat. No. 2 red. 75V.
elevator. No. 1 Northern D11I11II1, 70c. f. o. b.
afloat. Oprlons opened steadv, but the market
broke after mid day and clcwd unsettled at, tjc.
net decline, S'pteinbcr closed 73c, October,
7tl'ic. ; Deccniber, 7c Corn pot steady, Vo.
2, fil"-c elevator and efl'ao f. o. 1. atloat. Op
tions opentil sliong and advanced later, yielded,
but finally rallird agiln and closed steady at si
7sc net advance September dosed Hiaftc ; De
cember. fi.ii. Oils pot slesdv; No 2, 3'ie ; No.
,1, RS'jc ; No. 2 white, 42'jse ; No. white,
42c; track mlxecl vvstern, .".h'ialOc : rrack white,
4lallc Oplloms unset tied and active following
1 lie- changes in corn. Huttei -Slead.v ; 1 reamer 1,
10i20'(.p. ; factoij western, .Tune, ISalt'sC 1 Imi
tation erenmerv, llal7'4c. ; stato dairy, 14aic.
Chese- Dull and weak; fancy large colored, OHa
0'2C ; fancy large white, 0'ii'i'Je. ; fancy small
white, 0'ja0(,c. Eggs-steady; state and Penn
svlvanla, ldalSe.; wesrern uncandled, Salic;
western candled, l'2al0'ie.
Philadelphia Grain nnd Produce.
Philadelphia, Aug. P Wlieat ijc. lower; con
tract grade August, 7.1'ji7lc Corn I'irm-'fec.
hli-hcr, No. 2 mixed ugik-t, Sfi',iafi0o. Oats
(Juiet, but sleadi ; No. 2 white clipped, l.'io.
Hiittcr- Knni, good demand; fancy western
crojmcr.v, SPjc ; do. do. irlnts, 21 'ic ; do. near
by do, 2tc. 1'cgs -Firm, gord demand; fresh
nearbv. 17c : do. western, 17c; do. southwest
ern, 12'".: do southern, lie. Cheese- Steady;
but nuiet; New York full creams finey smill,
O'sabk- ; do. do. do. fair to choice, n'tale.
Refined sugars Qutrt, but steady ( otlon -t'n-rhenged.
Tallow Dull; cilv prime In hhds , Sc ;
crm.try do do. barrel, 4i-. ; cakes, .VVnaVie.
Live Poultry Firmer; fowls, 10alft'-e ; old roos
ters, 7c; spring chickens; t.".a1,c; dutks, lOallc.
Diessed Poultrv (Jiuet, but steidy; fowls choke,
10ilOi;c ; do fair to good, Pal'fcc. ; old roosters,
fi'50.; broilers rtarbv, l'nl7c; western dc, pt
14c
llec- ,in I iiur, 2,.'i'i0 bar-els and I.IMKiQ
liniiiuLs liv sicks; wheit, Pccvio bushels; corn.
ll.ooo burets; o.ita, 5,000 bushels. Shipments
iieat, po.rwio bushels; coin, e."i,(si0 buheU; oats,
?,010 bushels.
Chicago Grain acd Produce.
Clilcago, Aug. 8. Wheat started strong todiy.
but weakened on disappointing exports ami
rlc-ied easy 'ja'lc under eterda.v. Corn closed
t: ami oats 'ia'.c. higher for September its
llverv. Provision closed 7'a to 3c. higher. Cash
cpiotatlons cere as follows;
Flour Stead.v , No 2 wheat. Sept., 70c; No. 2
red. 72a'c: No. 2 corn. A7'ic ; N"o, 2 ellnw,
."'30 1 No. 2 oils, .r.VtV ; Vo. 2 white. .17J;
R!e : N"o. S white. .17'jaH'Jr ; No. 2 rve. 57a5Sc. ;
fair to choice rnalilng dOc ; Vo 1 flax seed,
1 nl;n 1 Northwestern, i.M; prime timothy
seed, 1.S1; mes pork, ?1.1,70al.l 73; lard, f'.eVn
s.(iiii! short rihs, 7.o.i7.H; dry salted slioirl
ders, 7'a'2c.; short clear sidrs, H23aasj; whis
key, ft ..
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, ug . Cattle-Receipts, 10,500, In
cluding M Teans; good weight fleers hrm all
over: native cattle weak to lower. Good to
prime steers, 5 fiOafi.H, poor tn medium. -l 40a
5 10; stockeia and feeders, J2 2"ail15. poor fo
medium, $t.l0i50, stocker and feeders, e2.2vr
I: enws, f2..Vil 40; li'ifeis, $2 23al 75; canners,
1 Vli2 25; bulls, 2 50i4HO; calves choice higher,
Mart 50 .Texa steers, .t Hogs Receipt re
dsr 2',n00; tomorrow, 2S.O0O; left over, 7,'3-t.
Active at vcterdiv's decline Mixed and butch
ers, aATtliSOJ; good to choice heavy, A5 0Oi
A07i; rough heavi. niflalfU; light, i?5Wla5M;
bulk ol sales, 5 75i3.0O Sheep-Receipts, 12,000.
Sheep, strong to 10o higher Lambs, strong to
0c. higher; good to choice wethers, V-Wat,
fair to choice mixed, M.2M.1 fiO; western she;p,
MIlil! .vearllngs, 17rl.'10; native Iambi, J2a
5.15; wetern limbs, $12111.
Olflclil receipts and shipments for yesteidav;
Receipts-Cattle, 22,951; hogs, 32,(W; sheep, 19,.
501 shipment Cattle, 5,259; hogs, 7.2H; ,heep,
1,159.
New York Live Stock.
New York, Aug. S. HcevesNo trading In live
rattle; slesdv feeling, calves, stead.v feeling,
piirue veals sold at 7 37'!j. Slieeii s-lnw and
unchanged! lambs firm on decieaecl supply; good
lamb, 25c. higher; 7 cars of which, fully one
half, sheep unsold. Sheep, (2 50.il; lambs, $ 2Vt
H.2.1. Hoga Barely steady. Srate hogs quoted t
fo.23afl.30.
East Liberty Cattle.
East Liberty, Aug. 8. Cattle Steady; exti.,
MnOif hO; prime, fV30i6 fi3; good, 3.2"a.40
Hogs Dull and lower; prime heavy, tHVCW; assort
ed mediums, sfl03; best jorker. V.10; light
do , !5.n0aA; pigs, $5.75a3.F5; roughs, 1a5.50;
skips, l.2'rV25 Sheep Dull; best wether.
$.1.0)11; culls and common, 1.502.50; yearlings,
3al.2Ji vel clves, (dafl.30.
Buffalo Live Stock.
Buffalo, Aug.,".. Caflte-N'o offerings; veals,
tops, 5.75. Hogs Offerings, In cri choice
to mtdlirm hevy, ftMit.W'ii pigs, $3 ROaS 73,
Sheep and Lamb Offerings, 6 car! quiet, with
prices rraetically unchanged.
Oil Market.
Oil Oiry. Aug, s.-Credlt balance. ISSt ship
ments, SI.107I average, 07,507. Runt, 104,001;
average 52,311.
SITUATIONS
WANTBD
FREE.
Help Wanted.
WASTKD Two good canvsMiers (or Sraiiton,
either male or (enisle. Malary or commission.
Novel Inducements to bu.veis, !cranton Hook
Agency, llcom 401 I'aull building,
ronKI,Hv"XM)KlHKMN wanted In a silk
throwing mill In New- Vork state, (live see.
esperlenee snd salary wanted. Address Meady
Work, Tribune Offlie.
Help Wanted Male.
MIIIKT IIIOV WOHKIltt, cupcrlrmcd on No. 10
slock, lor factory In (liealer Xiw York. We
want a irood man, sober and industrious, compe
tent to lay nut (lorn drawings and lit as leader
of gang or assistant foreman To the right man
theie is a futme. (In. id pav and fair tieatmenl
assurred. Addre-s, stating fully rsperlnice and
expectations, I.. II. Ilox 83 1, West New llrlghton,
New ork.
ANTKIl-sA joiing man about 20 sens old,
with some experieme aa asMitant bookkeep
er. Must have good habit and good references,
and be rapaMe In take (luVtu' ol an oltlie. Ad
dress T. H. C, Tribune Office.
WANTKD A talesman, Jsepl, 1st., (or rum's
shoe. Only thoroughly experienced and
highest reference need address "Solid leather,"
Tribune Office.
WANTKD-A .voung man about 1. as assist int
bookkeeper, able tn vvriie shorthand snd
use Remington tvpewrlter. Fine out of town
imsltlon. Apply hv lerter only to Morris F.v.ius,
Holland House, Adams avenue.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTF.D-OIrl for general housework, 1410 Mul
berry street. Reference required.
WAXTF.D Competent and reliable trimmers;
Heady work all the jvar. Apply to the Hun
Ton Millinery, W likes narre, Pa.
WAN'TF.D Kxperlenced millinery saleswnmin;
sleadv work all the jeai. Apply to the Hon
Ton Millinery, Wilkes llarie, Pa.
Agents Wanted.
WANTKD Agents to sell moth, vermin, roach
powder, 100 per tent profit, large e.m mui
postpaid for 2! cents in money. Hears Powder
t'ompan.v, D.llton, Pa.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Eecelved at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBERT SC1ILCTZ, corner Mulberry
ftreet and Webster avenue.
GL'STAV I'lCHEL, 6J0 Adam avenue.
Vest Side
GEORGE W. JENKINS, 101 South Miln
avinue,
South IScranton
FRED L. TERPPE, 120 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, comer North Main
avenue and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. J0NT.S. 1557 Dickson
avenue.
P. J. JOHNS, P20 Orecn Ridge street.
O. LOREN'Z, corner Washington ave
nue and Marlon street,
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPKEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. O. BONE & SON.
Wanted.
WANTED-Partner with $500, or loan of $500;
seniriiy and -V)iic) per month profit. Ad
dress P. O. Rox 111. Oil.
WANTED- One thousand persons to buy one
thousand bottles "Knights' Aromatic Sjrup
of Prunes," natuie's greatest physic. I.aigo
bottle, 23 cents. Chas. P. Jones, 1537 Dack
son avenue.
WANTED An Intelligent tCalliolic) lidy or gen
tleman to fill a light, pleasant positron;
good pay, if suitable. Addres P. O. Ilox 20,
Scranton, Pa,
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED Table boarder. Mr. Tompkins, 531
Washington avenue.
BASE BALL.
American League.
At Washington First game II. II. K.
Washington 0 0 0 0 I 1 1 0 3-ri II A
Philadelphia 0 0 S 3 1 :( 0 -ll 13 t
Hattenes Lee and tiradj; Fiai and Powers.
Umpire Connoll.
Second game It !! K-
Washington 1 0 S I 1 1 0 0 a-7 13 I
Philadelphii lifil ,1ilil.-ll 17 4
Baticrles- Carriek, Clear and (Jradj ; Wlltc and
Powcis. Lmpirc Corinollj.
At Hcwton
Raltlmoie ...
R. II. K.
...n n n n n o i o 1-2 "
...nnnnnniiaii-o 7 l
Host on
n.itterie Howell and Ilresnahan; oung and
a"'
triger. Umpire t'antlllon.
M Cle-eland- It. 11. E.
Milwaukee 0 10 0 2 0 0 0 03 7 4
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 '-6 0 3
Hattenes-narvin and Maloney; Howling and
Ccrici. Umpire Mansssau.
At Detroit R. II. P..
Chicago 4 I 1 0 1 .1 005-1S 21 2
Detroit 4 Oil n 1 00 3 O is II 4
natteries-Orifnlh and Sullrvan; Sicver and
Buelow. Umpiic Shendsn.
National League.
At New York Fiist game R. II
E.
Brnokivn 0 10 0 0 0 2 0 0-3 12 1
.New York 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4
Batteries Kitson and McCulre; Tajlor and
Bowerman. Lmpirc Dwjer.
Second game It II 1.,
New York 2 fi 2 0 0 0 0 0 O-l f) 1
Brnokivn .,.. 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 01 f 3
Batteries Matthewaon and Bowerman j Hughes,
Newlon and Fairell. Lmplie Dwver.
Ar llostc it -First gam XI. 11. E,
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 0-7 It 0
lloiton OOOOOOOOO-O 4 ft
Haiteries-Orth and McFarland; Pittlnger and
Klilrldge. I rnplre Enislle.
Second game R. II. K
Philadelphia 0 2 V 0 0 0 1 O-j 7 1
Boston 100000 100-2 8 2
Batterlew Duggleby and Douglass; Nichols and
Jloian, Umpire F.msllc.
At 1'itl.l.urg It. II E.
Chlesgo 012200100-ei fl 3
Pittshurc OOOJil I 1 O 7 It 2
Batteries Eaon and Kllng; Toole, Chetlro and
O'Connor. Urnpir O'Day,
At Cincinnati- R. II. V,
M I.011I 0 1000000 1'.' A 2
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 1
Hattenes tudhoff and Mrholaj lhhn and
Piets. Lnipire Brown.
Eastern League.
. Montreal, T llartferd, 0. ,
Toronto, 4; Rroekton, 8,
Buffalo, 4i Providence, 1 (first game).
Buffalo, 2 j Providence, 8 (second game).
Rochester, II; Worcester 11 (first gam),
BrxtiMtar. ti Worcester, 0 (second game),
DIRECTORY;
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Than Pour Llnei, 6 Ccntt tor Each Extra Line,
PROFESSIONAL.
V"lrf'SrfSVSv'
.tsrfSaSWMstfiasSaabwSMWtsMtaShA
Certified Public Accountant.
4
LDWAtlD C. Sl'AULDINO, 23 TflADERS DANK
Building.
Architects
IIIWAItn It. DAVIS, AlUilirtCT, CONNELI
building.
TiKIlKniCK ! nnowN, ARCH. n HKAI
!tf Kxchsnge Illdg,, 12(1 Washington
Civil nnd Mining Engineers
II. I-. llAItPINd, CM CON.NKI.I, nUILDINfJ.
Dentists.
mi. o. n. i:ii.Ksni:iioKn, pauh buildimj,
Fpruee street, Scranton.
Hit. C..O. LAUDACII, 11J WYOMINO AVENUE.
Lawyers.
F,'ANK , E. nOYI.i:. ATTOnSIIY-AT-LAW.
Iloomi,12, 14, Id and 19 Ilurr building.
F. K. TftACY.ATTY.COMMO.NWHALTH DLDO.
D- ,u; Rtl'IOai.B, A1TOIINKV LOAK8 NEC0
tlated on real estate security. Jlesr bulldinj.
c("ner Washington avenue and Spiue street.
WILLAIID, WAHI1KV & KNAPP. ATTORN'EYS
nd eounsellonst-law. Republican building,
Washington avenue,
JeSSCI' k Ji:sSl'l ATTORSr.YS AND COI1??.
fellors atdaw. Commonwealth building, Room
If, 20 and 21.
EDtVARD W. TIIAYnn, ATTORNEY.
"03 M4, Oth floor, Wears building.
ROOMS
A WATnKs. ATTORSnYATLAW, BOARD
of frde building, Scrsnton, r.
I'ATTKRSOV k WILCO.V TnADERS' SATIONAIa
nsnk building,
C COMKOYS. 013 REPUHLtOAN RUILDISO. "
A. W RFRTH0I.F, OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wjomlng avenue.
Physicians nnd Sugeoni.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 513 NORTirWASHINOTON
avenue.
DR. 8. W. IAMOIIKAUX. OFFICE 339 WASH
Ington avenue. Residence, 1311 Mulberry.
Chronls disease, lungs, heart, kidney sne1
genlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours, .
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Resturants
THE ILK CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rate reasonable.
P. ZEIP.LER. Proprietor.
ECR ANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. & W. PA"s
senger depot. Conducted on the Europear
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
a. n. nnioos cleans privy vaults ant
res pools; no odor; only Improved pump used
A. B. Hrlggs, proprietor. Iav orders 110
North Main avenue, or Elcke'a drug store, cor
ner Adam and Mulberry, Both telephone
Seeds.
0. R. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1950 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 782.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 611 LACKA. AVE.
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DnUSMAKlNa FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles' waist. Louis Shoemaker, 211
Adam avenue.
MEOAHOEE nitOS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN-
v elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 129
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa,
the wilkes mum: neconD can be had
In Scranton at tie new, stsnds of Reismau
Bros.. 400 Spruce and 503 Linden; M, Norton,
f?2 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. Schutier, ill
Epnice street.
Personal.
Ol'lt NEW HOOK sent free, fully Illustrated,
treats of all conditions of men, tells how to
attain "Perfect Manhood." Should be in tha
hinds of even- male adult Address Erie Medical
Co., "nook llept.," Huffalo, N. V.
Honey to Loan.
$V1 tn y,0,l0- T 0( i; I and A per rent, in
leiet l.isy trims in repay, (ieuige W.
Okell, Coal Lvchange building.
ryiuo.uesl TO LOAN' Lowest rate; straight or
monthly pajmeiits. Stark k Co.,Traders" bids.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Quick,
stralftl I lean or Building and Loan At
from 4 to 8 per cent. Call on N. V, Walker,
311.315 Connell building.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION VNTI'!l vt any kind of office
woik. Bv i joung man. experienced book
keepei. liocnl rcfeicmes. Addieos .. Y., carev
of the- Tribune.
SITUVTION" WANTED As stenographer or assist
ant bookkeeper by t voung man. Addres,
A. I' , raio of Tribune.
Sll'l MION WTI'.H By a joung girl aged It
jeais to wash dishes or to do nursing. Ad
dres", Miss Jenny lone., 1U29 Price street.
LEGAL.
. .,...-- ..ii. ' - - - ..,-
F.sTVTi: OF TIIOMsH Dl'.RSIIIMER. late, of tlm
Borough of Dunmore, County of Lackawanna,
Mile of Pennsjlvania, dec cased
Letters tcstimrntary on rhe shove estate hiv
ing been granted to the undersigned, all per
son, having claims or demands against sard es
tate will present them for pivment, and this
indebted thereto are requested to make Immedi
ate pajnient to
AMiEI.IN'E C. Dl'.ItSIIIMKR. Executrix.
Dunmore, Pa,
OI.ORdE W. ni.RslllMER, Eve, utor.
Vardon, Pi,
THOMAS F. WELLS. tty lor Estate.
FINANCIAL.
sVjSwAS.1 1-V s,
isN , vX Vj.
OLDEST!
SAFEST!
WALL STREET
Money Will Earn Big Monthly
BEST!
Kciurns.
The Investor' Fund I'aj Semi-monthly.
The oldest established In America No certificate
holder has ever lost rent Pavmenti mad to
11 subscriber eveiy 13 dsjs. No Irouhls. No
delay. Money refunded on demand Write to.
day lor particular, free to ny ddres,
C. ti. Msekey at Co., Hudson Bld'g., New York.
"SVe own and offer at prices
ylcldiiiB nearly five per cent.
$1,000,000
First Mortgage SinHIng Fund r
GOLD BONDS.
Denomination, Jl.000.
Blitte Electric
andPoulerCompany
of Butte, Mont.
Write (or ipettl clxcultr.
Rudolph KleyMte & Co.
1 NaBBau St., New York.
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