THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1901'.
91
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
A.ONTROSE.
rtp-Klal to th Bcranlur. Tribune.
Mnnlrn.se, Kept. !!.'l. Tin- lii'tiplx of
Susnuoliiinnii Toiuuy uio looking for
ward ultli tilcHHiiralili1 imllrllintlnii to
tln roiinty fail, which ot-riiin Iii Mont
roso on Tupwliiy utul Wi-tlni-stliiy of
next work, the lllttor lirdllK tin- "bin"
ilny. i:nliioH aio nlrraily roinliiK to the
ortlio of HiTii'tury TltHWortli In mint
Iiovm that fonti'llH u Iiiik'" 'i'1'1 morn
varied exhibition than itminl. A Kient
drawinK tan) In this famuli Dr. Macon
dice soi'lcty, Urn faniouH VWIhIi i-liolr
of Y'lllps-Hatii All pirecnt skim
txnriunt Hip cp--latloa that tho Txlont-ros-c
fall will tills yrar far MirpiiHS the
very snot i-xuful ouch of foiincr ycaiH.
John S. CoiirtilRht. ci.. Is ut Sus-qiit-hiiiinii
on Imltipcf.
Miss Kllen AnnslroiiB has iPttiinrtl
finm f'arbondalc, xxlit-tr- she went to
visit a hiothcr, who Is 111 In a hospital
In that -lty.
Mrs. Wilson, of l-'.irtnrvvlllr. Is the
Biipst ol her son, Dr. J. (1. Wilson, at
his residence on Maple stieet.
I'pcle Tom's I'uhln" Is an atttaclloii
In town today. The sticot paiailc,
which contrary to the rule uas entltcly
rreflllable, set the little people In a fcr
nr of excitement. There Is no other
show that will Inuniably draw such
lnt-tgi audiences as this historh drama,
nnrl It is safe to predict that standing
room will ho at a pieniliitn tniilRlit
I.ouls l.oonils. the yoiitiff man vlio
was hhot through the Ior, while stand
lnc In fiont of tho Kocler house, at
Ttinkhaunnck, hist Thursday evenliiK,
ivim hi ought to his home In this plaie
vesteiday. The wound l very pain
ful, but not daiiKoious, unless uuex
leried amplications should develop.
The shoot Imk of l.nomls was uuluten
tloiiul. but It was the result of rilml
nul lei Ulessness In the use of (hearnis,
and his assailant Is under bail for his
nppeaianre at coin l.
Miss llattie Klsley. of Uiii-.li, is vlit
lnj; fi lends in Monti ose.
Ilex K. K. Thomas and faintly have
returned from a visit to relatixes liv
ing In the eastern pait of the county.
The MnntroM hae hall nine xxeie
up avralnst it" very emphatically on
Sit tin day. xx lien they met the Siisiiue
hanna nine on the Held of battle and
lay dim n to the tune of IStS. In ex
plaining the how and the why of the
Kruno, xxe xxill simply say. In short,
that had Monti ose been able to piny
her lCRlllar team the lesult would haxe
been vastly different. Our Iioxm speak
highly of Susquehanna and of the
treatment th'iy leeched in that town.
Miss Am if 1 lli-key, a tialned nurse
of Scrnnton, Is piolessioually engaged
In this place.
The lit. llev. Ulshop Mlehnel .1.
Unban, U. !.. of St. Peter's uithedrnl,
Sir.inton, made a visitation to St.
Marx's parish in this place and held
i-nnlli niatlon serx lees yesteiday. At S
i) i loi 1; a, m. the bishop x.ts the cele
hianl of the mass and dellxeied the
sermon, At U.BO mass was i-elebiated
bv Hex-. I'",i titer Uroderlck, i-r-t-toi- of St.
Maiy's, anil the meinbcis of the mii
fit niation class recelxed holy loniniuii
lnn In a body. The high mass at 10 30
was iclebiated by Ue . Kather Mauley,
of SUMiuehannn, and the bishop delix-et-ed
the sermon. I.eonaid's Mass In fJ
xxas rendeicd, and the "Agnus Del"
xv as sung by Miss Bessie Mlllei. The
lunch xxas iroxx-ded. Many fiom other
rhuii lies came to witness the interest
ing saci anient of lonflrmatlon. About
eighty x ere lonllrmcil, aniong them be
ing a number of i (inverts to the faith.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tuukhanuiick, Sept. 2.!. Mrs. (hoign
M Klnner, of Melioopany, lsitcd her
patents, Mr. and Mis. Elmer Vaughn,
on Monday.
Leslie, son of Mr. and .Mis. Frank
i of Second street, Is iiinlluetl to the
house by Illness.
Mis. Tewksbuiy, of Snanton, for
nieily a lesident ol Ibis place, Is stop
ping xxlth lrlends and relatixes In
tow II.
The ojei tint lit utso of I). II. Doiaslfe
is. John 1-'. Slckler xxas tiled at the
i out t bouse on Monday al'teinonu by
a boaul of in bllrators. composed of At
torney .lames AV. Plait. Attorney Asa
S Kceler and Captain It. W. lianna
txne. The pioperty In contioxcisy um-si-ts
of a frame ilxM-lling house and
h .iselieltl luteiesl, sold aL i unstable
sale as the pinpeily of the ilefclidaut,
and tin suit xxas Instlttltetl to obtain
possession. The building Is located on
Ibldge sliict, on giotiud leasetl fiom
Stack In Irs Arbttiatois haxe lint yet
1 t.eti up tin It- a win 1.
Mis. I'inni,i Shelly and daughter,
Will "go" until she drops, and think
Fhe' doing rather a fine thing. Very
often the future shows her that she was
laying the foundation for years of
unhappines. When the hack nches,
when there is irregularity or any other
-womanly ill, then the first duty a woman
owes to herself is to find a cure for her
ailments.
The use of Dr. Pierce's Pavoritc; Pre
scription in cases of xvomauly disease
will insure a prompt restoration to sound
health. It regulates the periods, stops
unhealthy drains, heals inflammation
and ulceration, and cures female weak
ness. It makes weak women strong,
sick xvonien well.
Sick women are invited to consult Dr.
Tierce, by letter, free of charge. All
correspondence absolutely private and
confidential. In his thirty years and
over of medical practice Dr. Tierce, as
eisted hy his stall of nearly a score of
physicians, has treated and cured more
than half a million women. Address
Dr. Jl. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
"I will drop you n fcxv Hue to-day to let you
know t'ut I ma feellufrxvell now, "xvrites MUi
Annie Stephens, of Ilrllex-lllf, Wood Co . We t
Va M I feel like a new woman. I took ievcrul
bottle of 'Fax-orlte Frricriptlon ' and of the
'Golden Medical Discovery I have no head,
ache now, and no more pain In my Me; no
hearing-down pain anymore. I think that there
U no medicine like Dr. Plerce'ii medicine."
Dr. Pierce's Couimon Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay ex
pense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.
Mary, of Wel I'lttston, aie the gucstfl
ol .Mr. and Mis. Steven Itohlnson, on
Second stteet.
.1. Selden HvxNher. of Snanton, lrt
Visiting his old friends at this place.
Attorney John M. Onrman and fam
ily, of Nunlli-oke, who haxe been occu
pying the t'arx'er u-sldeuie, on Second
street, during the past summer, will
return to their homo today.
Samuel Hums will leniovo his fam
ily from the Tewksbury house, on War
ren street, to the Shoemaker pioperty,
on Hrldge stieei
t)r. O. 1.. llalsey, seiretai-y of the
hoard of foreign missions, ilellveied n
very Interesting discourse, mi mission
ary xvoik In lliudostau, at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday evening.
Seveial paitles aie busily engaged In
cainnsslng the town for different lives
of the late Piesldint McKlnley.
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Koicst City, Sept. L:!. The tneinbeis
of Clilford lodge, Independent Order of
PROVERB
Which proxerb does
Odd Fellows, of Forest City nnd a dele
Kiitlon of Odd Fellow H, pait of them
from the Filiform rank, nt tended the
Pieshx teilan (hutch, .Sunday evening,
and listened to an excellent seinion by
llev. W. Ilolllnshed.
Tim funeial of Fivdei it U l.ily oc
curred yestetilay alternoon, anil Inter
lnent xxas made In Hillside cemetery.
.Mr. I.lly xxais an aged icsldent of tho
town and lived alone In apattmentH on
Hudson stteet. He x-as found dead on
Friday, and an lnities,t was held over
his lenialns. The jury decided that his
death was due to natuial causes, lie
was about ft! yeais old, nnd xx'ns born
In (let many. Ono son, Alex. 1.1ro, nnd
,1 (laughter, Jlrs. Thomas Jones, biir
xlve him,
11 is expei ted that Nolan & Collins
x 111 this xxeek begin excavating for tho
borough building. Ily the terms of the
tiintrnet the structure uiufrt be cuin
pleletl In ninety days,
Mis. 10. I?. Goodrich, of Alfonl. Is the
guest of her patents, Jlr. and Mrs. It.
11. Dunn.
John V. lOx.ins has moved his family
to A voi a.
.Mr. and Mis. Joseph Aekeiinan are
visiting at Pleasant Mount, The latter
has been 111 for several days.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Sptrial to the Srranton Tribune
Tnwnndn, pl. i". Tliuisday xxas a
solemn day for Towandn, the duy set
apart to observe tho death of the lal,
President Mi-Klnley. livery business
place in the town was dosed. In the
afternoon the patllotle and clxle hoel
1 ties, also the fraternal and file com
panies, vxeie fotmeil Into line by (', T.
Klrhy. maishal, and, headed by thn
(iermanla band, maii-hed to tbe Meth
odist Fpiscopal ihiii eh, where the p.is
lor ilellveied an excellent tribute to
about seventeen bundled listeueiH.
Tho foi ty-niiith annual fall will
open on the Fast Towanda giounds to
iniiriow and 1 lose on Fiiday. Keveial
.ittraetlons are pronilsed, among theni
being the wontletful Ihiglo 1 Itn-U ami
the xxiiiklns xxoiltl exhibit. The Fugle
1 lock Is alone well worth the price- of
admission, as It has been seen both In
this sei tlon and at tho fair. It xx 111 al
ways vx In the highest met It lor its
met lialilial elfeets.
The nt-Rto tramp who xxas being
sean lied for in this vicinity for mak
ing his est ape after shooting a detec
tive nt Oxvcro, is In the county jail.
He was captured near Tiny, and gives
his name as "Will Handy, of North
'aiollna. As soon as ren,ulsltlon papers
are leceived he will be delivered to tho
Ovxego authorities.
Vet tie Vincent, n IS-year-old To
wanda boy, has dls.ippeaietl fiom homo
and his whereaboutp ,11 e unknown.
When he lelt he xxore a blue mat and
(lark giny tiousers: light (omple.xlon
anil wore glasses. Intormatlnn should
bo forwarded to Chief of Police M. E.
Miller, of Towanda.
HOPBOTTOM.
bpei ial to the Sertnton Trlb'une.
llophnttnm, Sept. 2a. .Mis. h. P. Hull,
of l.stcrshlre, has been spending a
xxeek nt tho homo of her parents, Mr.
ami Mrs1. Charles Mlllei-.
llev. James Tlllhighast, state super
intendent of the Unlvcisallst church,
spent last week In toxxn.
D3lbert Undlcy, or Factnryvllle,
spent Sunday with fi lends In tnxvn.
Mis. Itay llaiber and son nnd Miss
Ida naiher, of Sei anion, aro vlsltots
In town.
Miss Alice Kvnns, of Scr.inton, is the
Kiiest of Miss Alta Finn.
Mis. K. C. Yeomans spent Friday
xxlth her daughter In Illiigliumtou.
Miss Perniella Tewksbury and Mrs.
F.llen Smith visited Klngsley friends
on Satutday.
Mis, C. AV. Nevx'tou has been spentl
Ing a few days with relatives heio nnd
will rctiini f.0011 to Monti ose, -where
she expects to spend I ho xvlnter with
her niece, Mis, S. 1-3. Newton.
Sei vices were -held tiunday at the
mmmtammmummiimaHmmKmmmaBmsmmnmimmm.
Universalis! church nt 3 p. tn, Instead
of 7.30. Hov. Lewis preached nn Inter
esting ncrinon on tho subject of "Spiri
tual Clroxvlh."
Quito a number ntlcmled the me
morlal services at Hrooktyn, which
wero held In the Methodist Kpiscopal
(-hutch Sunday morning. Owing to
thnt service the tegular morning ser
vice at the Methodist church here wa
omitted.
If feeling the need of anything bad
ly makes It belter appreciated when
obtained, there In no doubt but that
the people of this village will be ex
tteniely grateful when a certain piece
of sidewalk, long delayed In piocess of
construction Is In position for tie by
feet weary of cobblestones and dirt.
The Tribune subscribers tiro sorry to
miss the pciusal of their paper this
morning- owing to a mishap xvhleh be
fell the package In alighting from tho
tialn.
AVOCA.
Special tn the Scranton Tribune.
Avoca, Sept. 23. The death of Tho.
Morton occuired yesterday afternoon
nt the family residence In the North
Knd. Deceased xvas n skilled painter
and one xvhoe scrxMees xxere ever
sought. His unceasing labors weie
brought to an end a few months ago,
xvhen he complained of a seveic pain
under the arm. This developed Into
an ali'oess, and nn operation wns per
formed nt the Wllkes-nano City hos
pital. 1le was discharged apparently
euied, hut after a time It appealed In a
PUZZLE.
this picture represent ?
more scattered form, and the ph si
clans finally pronounced It to be a
spider cancer. His patience through
out his sufferings was remarkable and
his Christian fortitude never lelaxed.
It never occuried to hint that the end
xxas near until a few bonis befoie his
death, when ho sonoxvfully patted xxlth
his loved onep. The loss ot such a mini
as Mr. Morton will ho felt among the
community In general, as pleasing and
accommodating manners matte many
friends. As a member of the I.ang
cllffe elmich und choir he xxlll also bo
missed. Ho Is survived by his xvlfa
and fixe children, Walter, Jessie, F.thel,
Hoy ami lienrge. Ills hi others and
slsteis are Mis. James Rlggar, Mrs.
James Alexander, Miss Hello, D. C. and
James. The funeral ariangeiuents are
not yet complete.
Thomas Callahan, an nued resilient,
formerly or Plttston, died yesteiday
morning at the lesldence of Ml.sses
Anna and Nellie Calluhan, of Main
stieet, utter suifeting some time of
genet al debility. Since the death of his
daughter about three years ago, he has
leslded In this town. He Is survived
by thiee sons, Michael, of Plttston;
John, of New Yoik, and Thomas, of
tho West, Tho funeral will take place
tomoiroxv morning at 9 o'clock. Inter
ment xxlll be In Plttston,
Mihses Nettle Sweenoy, of Scranton,
.spent Sunday with Mrs. C. F. Hoban.
Horn, to Mr. atul Mrs. James O'Hoyle,
a son.
THEATRICAL NEWS,
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
At AUi:I Kins Pianutio eompant. After
noon and night,
stai Palmy I'areo UmKmiici. NiyUr.
King- Dramatic Company.
laiRO audience greeted the piodiHtinn of Jo
teph Atthui's niateriitie, "On th Uabasli," nt
the Academy of Miiilc last liiRhl. It H, Indeed,
a lare tieat to xvitncis a performance, of this class
at populai prnis. 'I lie Kintf Piamattt' company
t.p.nrs no eiene In giiing lo tlieli patrons ii
pleasing piTfoimiiue. proilucuu; all plaa xxilh
.jirs-i 1) wi rile and elet-tilial elt-its.
'Hie loiiipnir is lidded by Ion llcalcy, xhose
Abe Kail) in !at niuht's peitoinuiiio xvas xeiy
)Ii-.iiiik: lie xxai ably av,l,ted bv XUs Maybtlln
j:ckcit and a c it ot rire excellent e, "r.iut"
iill be pteellled this allernonn, xxhlle "A Waul
of I'laiice" Is uiideilimd for thn (xeiiinK,
"A Day and a Night."
lln.u's comedies hae a I xx 1 x i been well ie-
(riled, ami rronnunud the intft mice e.f ul of
Hid nt-rt ethonl, and bis lalc-t. "V Day and a
Night." is Mid lo be no exteplion to the mie.
'Iho curtain lin-s hnxxnig the hue fctase, whhli
ts et in lull xievx of the audirm e. Adi Xlarr,
.111 beliefs of Itahwa)-, V .1., who w,i lornurly
an ailiths pis.es the tlualir, und 1 nteuomii
by a ih -ut" cf one more klpht of nnilli.ir Illinois.
Sho Rues in and Is persuaded to jy and Join
lier old comrades in u jolly nialil.
hhe h.u hi en a fnuiuus ac iro. in her lime, but
to pleae htr fiicnda fhc pad a eluded liie,
and niectn )0un; deacon, Xlirble Hart, to
xxliom .lie is cntraucd, lie Im-. come to New Voile
to eusaire j oung ladlei for his church choir, and
incelK Mr. llnnKt-i, a thcatiitat iiuuaorr, xho
pioniltcs to help hlin, and liittoduti-s the choius
Kills, and Ida elfoits tn ft-lcit choir (.Inaeis aio
made 111010 Inteiettlng- by meetlns his flantee,
xxlio ii IfLl.iinn him. llifcre the c 111 Ihiii fall.,
cadi hams that the other Is not so sinetimnnious
as hail picxiuiMy appealed, and the pioiw Mr,
Unit finally dcMlnps Into a unlit torn I fellow.
"A Pay and a N'iclit" lomej to the I.jceuin
Thursday nlulit next.
"Dainty Payee Buvlesquers."
t thn Slar theater yivtcrdaj- tlm "Dainty
I'aiee Huiltt.quei'j" opened a week's iiijfiRemcut
'Hie compniy I composed of a number 01 ib-xer
cnteitalntM, xho Bite a merliorioiis peifoiiiHiie.
Tlie perfoiniauttt opens xtith "liouhlid Tioop
eia," a rural fane, xvhhli aeucs to introdute a
number of the fiuwuakeia of tho lompim. 'Ihtn
fulloxii the olio, in xthlch are tlie bxnntt SMers,
liieeia of coon oni;s, Mile bi Toia, lontur
tlnnUti bouln Caiifi, the bonelfis roineillrnn
and her partner, t.t-ulo Pollard; 1'ieil WyckotT,
nonoloRlati 'llio (irjlianw, a ketth train, and
John llonan and I'at Keainey, of tills ilty, Irbli
comedians, wlio xxero xxarmly ictched eteidi-
As a clmdnir feiituie of tho perfonnanco " l.a
Parce Jollier, I'.ul Upaldn pfittn," xx.u present
ed. The company will be ut the War for the
leinalmler of the xxeek and them xxlll bo mall
nccs on Wednesday, Thuxday and Saturday a(tir
noon.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
Ni- Ynik, Sept. 2.1, - nalgatnalei t'oprer Ml
S'i below the prlrp of humility lata In t lie ilajr
toiljy, anJ atiir a tmi-nolnt tally on coxfrlnif
by loum hrrt, m running oil raplilly again
bcfoie tlic ile-o. Hie lat priifl alionlnff a net
Iom of ")i, follninif the C1 low ol Saturday.
Anaioiiitn, the only one of the controlled com
pinlc dealt in mi tin- rxilmrne, (ell n cctrenio
t'i, alii) lat fi'ln net. 'lhl cciiiiirlafd most of
the ln.itkrt lor the diy. 'Ilnre m muiio rjrly
reWjuif 011 a liw lollroad tock, but It wit
Hb.nidonctl In I lit- (,ki of tlin lie.tiy and peml't
tnt llqulihlloii 111 iiulKiuati-d (.'upper, and the
xxliolc nntl.rt turned umk. Ibe nit lowei mn
between I ami oter 2 poind In quite .111 extend
ed llt of impnrt.int lixk. Sin li a Molcnt tie
illnc m Mut of Aui.itejinated Oipper 1 bound
to alleil llio Hock nurket by vmpjtliy, nlifllexer
the (onditiuiH elsevxbere. 'I ho Amalgamated
Copper inuxement B'dni'd In Influence by rc.uon
ol rolblcral inferences dran from it by apectila
tors. 'Ilic rediiitlou In the rllxidtnd and tlie col
ljpn in tlio prke line led to rhinit rumor of
licili-ouilnpt In mainiKruient and mianici of
the tame iliaiaclrr luinlly ilhiloictl by aeieral
nl the tnlnoi lndiilil.il t-ttnpinle", The cffeit
xxas to engrmlir distrust ol alt tlm lndustriiU
and their blind pool methods. Also the reduc
tion of the mil.nn itul dlxldend, following by
the eoiiacrxaltxe refusal by partly IdentUal In
teirsts to nih.ine the St. Paul dltldend, uas
t.ikrn as a bro.nl indication of the disposition of
SLitulaid Oil cjiiullts to atlmutate a rise in
prlie.s, As the tact Ins been obxlous that Jnlil
cra xxere jdjniiiii th .McrH,in t.xndii'ate prop
erties and the (lould propel ties, Southern rail
v.ay, Krle and Manhattan continuing an adxaucit
exen this moriilm.', fpeiutatoia were inclined to
draw au Infitcnrc ot renewed dlsrord amoiut the
jrreat flnaiitl.il powru wlioe, qmrrcl r-rci-lpltxted
the Noilhem 1'atifle coxer." The intrket cloied
xie.ik. Total ealcu today xxere Sjr,"!0l sluren,
Itjdrtml bonds xxere AtroiiR early, but became
iiit-Riilar us toeks turned xxeak. Total fates par
xalue, f-J.VJj.ooO
I nlled Males nexv ts adxanred 'j per tent. (11
the last (ill.
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rnien Paeliie, I'r R
Wabash, I'r tn'j
Ve.ti-iii I nion It-!1
-
( id 1 uel A Irnn
fClV
Vlli.ll. Ceppei lilt
People's Hi lu'i
Texas Paritu1 45i
Amir. Car l'out.diy .... 20' a
I . s. S,.cl fn if-
f. s su-el to , I'l . ... 01
Scrnnton Boaid of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
srorKS nid.
Ianl.-nxann.-i Pairv Co, I'r ft)
County Savings Hank A- Trust Co.. SCO
Virst National Hank tCarbomlile)
Standard Prilllns Co
Third National Hank 410
Dime Deposit and Pi-count Hank.. 275
Economy I.lfcht. " & '. -'o
Plrst National Hani. uno
lauka. Tiust Site IVposit Co un
Clark A Snoxer Co, I'r. . jj
Scranton lion Kinie 4: llf,j Co
Sranton Nle Works
Scranton SxxiUKs ""lk 4"0
TYaders' Nitlonii Hank 17-,
svranton Holt A Nut Co Q
People's Hank 13S
Nexv Jlexlco Ily & C. Co
HONI13.
Scranton rawencer Hallxxaj, first
MortRaEe, due l'WO US
I'eople'a Street Hailxxaj, Erst niort-
gaRC, due 10H 115
People's Street Itallxvay, Rener.il
mortgage, due 1021 115
Dickson Maniifirturine Co
l.acka, Toxxnshlp Srhool 5 per lent. ...
City of Scunton M. Imp. C tier
cent ...
Scranton Tiaition 0 per cent. ....' 115
Asked.
32"i
30
46
1)5
100
10J-
102
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corretted b II. O. Ilile, 27 Laekaxxalim Axe.)
Heans Per bushel, (holie niairotx-, J2.60a2.(,5,
Hutter 1'icih cieamcry, Jla.'.V.i dairy, Iresh,
JK.
Cheese Full cream, 10',(.atlc.
I'ggs Western fresh, lJUalfl; nearby ttate,
15'!ial7'.4c.
Medium Heans Per bushel, 2 50
(lictn Peas Per bushel, 1.40al.t5.
rioui Hrt patent, per bine), $ 43.
Ileann Per buhI, choice niauoiv,
Potatoes Per biivhel $lal 10.
$3 10.
Philadelphia Grain nnd Produce.
Philadelphia, Vpt. 21 XXheal i,e. loxxer!
contract crade September, 71a7lc Coin I'lim,
'-e. lusher; No. mixed Sepieniher, W-ihStn .
Oats Finn; No. xxlute clipped, 12t',c. flour
Quiet, but Ktcailx ; xxinter mper , fj.ni2.30-, do.
cxtms, ti tOai.oJ; Peniisxlvania roller ik-ar, '-' M
.: 15, do. MiaiRht, fl'Oi.t.30; western xxint'r
ilear, RJ.Oja.l 20; do, straight. $.i.!Ka3 33) do. pat
ent, $.1.10.13 70, Kansas ftraight in neks, ft .-, i
8.33 do, patent In faiks, $t 4O1J.5 j; Fprins
cleir. .).i3 2i, do. atriiuht, 1 tOUtlX; do patent,
fci.70a3M; do. faxonte brands, $l!).itl(l: city
mills extra, V.Wi-MVi-, do. clear, JU")al.20j do.
Mraiehf, it.'J.Vt.'l 3'.; do. patrnt, lj.1.IOt.in; rxe
(lour htrady at 2 Ka3 per hanel, as to qualltj.
Iiultcr-rinn: fancy xxestern croamsrv, 22e. j do.
neatby pilnti. 2le. IVm rum, He. higher;
fiesh neaihy, VO'iP.; do xtencrn, 20e,; do. fouth
xte.tcrn. l'Jc do. aomhern, ISe. Chtese rirm;
Nixs York full rreini' fancy fmall, fUJnOije ,
do. do. (all to choice. fc'.iOo. H, fined Siujai -IJuiei,
but tleady. Cotton -I -Hv, loxxer; mid
dlliitf uplands, SUe. Talloxx- Film; ritx" prims
in hhiLs., y,'te -, countrj prime In bbj., 6'- ,
caUr.s, fi4c, I,Ke I'oulliy- Dull and xx-eak;
foxxls, lla'io old roost-is, Tjin , Kpiing elilik.
ens, JMlic ; ducks, Mill'. Dieaed roultry
riniii foxxls chore, U'i , do. fair to cod,
ll'ialic; old -oosters, ,, , l-miiera iiearb.x,
2alhc.! western do , lOallr.
Iteiclpta-Unir. Tt.fW) bjirels; 1,220.000 pounds
in dirks; xh-at, H.Om) bndie;,, oats, J,ftl
I labels, Shipmenlv-XMieat. 2.OuO buM'N; mm,
!',()(, bushels, oat, 27.d''n buh,-',
Kaw York Oraln and Froduoa.
exe oik. Sept. 21 I lour -1 auly nunc and
alradv. X hrat-tiot alead.x , 'o. 2 nil, 7r'i'.
I. 0. b. afloat. No. -2 red, 7'i.. dexjtor; .No. 1
Northern P11I11II1, itk. t. o b. afloat. Options
opened eiy and xxere depnued most cf Hie day;
tlnallv ralllrd and iloscd aleady. May clos"d
70"',u ; Vptemhrr, "t'sc. ; Oetohoi-, 7Je. ; Decem
ber, "iTc. Coin Spot firm; No. 2, Ki,e. elu.T
tor and OtTae. f. o Ii alloat. Options openrd
cax, but experlmted a hioul' late adxancH on
expoit binlnir and aillxllx amons; hoita; tloted
llriu. May ilostd fll'sc; Hepteniher, btc; Ono.
bir, 6.(ait ; Hiteiubii, Hie. ()it Spot Heailx j
No. '1 xvliiic, I'l'tiiitli ; ttatk xxhite, tOatTc. lip.
lions talrly ailuu und Mtad.x Ituttfr btcjil j
cieamery, -JOa'.'Ji ; (aeloi) dune paiked, Htji
li'ic; June tieainerj, 20i2l'io ; imitation
(icainiry, ltili..; lale dilrv, l(aifli$c. Cliecse
"troiis; (am v laige colored. 0"'tiVat-.j fancy
liiKe xxhite, 119,1. j fant) kiuall coloied, (i4c. 1
fancy unall xxhite, 'H.aijc, iIkbh Plrin; date
and l'enn..xlxania, 2la.'it , xxeitern uneandled,
17aI0c, ; xvcmein candled, SO'jisic,
Chicago Lire Stock Mnrket.
riiluso, Sspl. 2.I. Cattle -Receipt, 2l,nil;
iliolee ateady; ntheu klcm-j xxe,serns and Texans
Mrons; good to prime itiera, in.SflaA.Ni; poor to
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Pour Line, j Cent lor Hach Extra Line.
For Rent.
For Reoto
About 1200 feet of floor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at oflke of
Thf Tribune,
I'OR ltKNT-Nlne.room bouse In Oreen Hldje,
all convenience!; large lot. Itent, 18. au-
HreM H. (,, Trihime. .
l"On nilNT-Clcht rooms, 7S3 JeHenon ivenut;
all modern convenlencea.
For Sale.
ALTOMOUII.i: nAHOAINT-New KM automobile.
little used, xvarranted satlAfaitniy, pernci
conditluii, .1"J), account o( golna; abroad, Ad
dress "Automobile," Tribune Offlie.
KOIt SAl.I-Txxo-seatetl anriey, cheap. T. J.
(Illlirltle, 717 Went I.ackaxxanna axenuf.
ton SAI.K-lloiisehold furniture, including; a
bandvime dinlnir room set 327 Monroe axe.
KOIt BAM: To light eprlmt xxagons and ome
haincM, cheap, txans, rear 1132 I.uterne
(frret.
FOIt SALK-Car load of dra.vlrg and tlranRtit
, bornes and (rood family horaea. 222-224 Oak
ford court. J. M. Kield.
FOR SAI.K A Tottrell k Rom cylinder press,
S3i3(i, In good condition, nexv rollers, $300.
Apply Wilkesltarre Times Office, WIIkea-Harre,
Pa.
Heal Estate.
fj,HKI MI.I, IlfV double limi.e ami full lot.
Washington ntenue, niir Pine alreit; tediued
from !jS,500. Wonderltil baruain. Kav tenus.
Don't hum it. Comes) s, Dime I! mk bidlairiK.
I'Olt SXI.K Two cottages In Minlitirkt xxill be
sold to the highest bidder 011 October nth.
Teinis to mil. Kxainlne pioperty and rend In
jour bid to Di. Ration. 317 Washington axeniie.
I'OK SAM: llert biiildlns lots In Diinmote, cor
ner Dudliy nnrl Sixth ftreet. Will cut lo
slreis tn ult piuiliasers. Address Aithur i
t.loe, Dunmoie.
toil SI.r A faun. 120 aires mid stock, good
orchnnl, xxlth all lonxenlencea. Hlght miles
from Scranton, txxo nillej (roni Moatoxv. llary
dpiiklns, Maple Lake, Pa.
Money to Loan.
fM to $V),000 AT ONCn 4 and S per cent, in
teret. i:ay terms to lepay. George V,
Okell, Coal exchange building.
f3J0,uCi0 TO LOAN Loxvett rates: atralght or
monthly payments Stark k Co. .Traders' bids.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Qulck,
itralght leans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V, Walker,
3H-315 Cornell building-.
medium, t 2",a'1: ntoikers and fecdirs, 2 50a
1,10; mxxs, v Jji) 7,,, heifers, -422343; canneis,
slums HI; buIN, 1 SOi73: calxcs, Ma.71; Tit
as nteeis, $.1al 10; xxctern aleers, l.73a fi llegs
Receipts todav. ?,000; tumorrovr. SI.OuO; left
oxer, 4.t,"7?; Urong and BalOo. higher; mixid
and butchers, KI.7."ii7.2,); good to choice heax.x,
7 10a7,:7'i; lough heaxx, fil.raa0.ti; light, rt.iHia
7 fi; bulk of sales, ?ri8ia".m. 'lie'-p-Receipts,
3I),(HV1; generally eteady; lambs Rtiong to 10,-,
higher: good to choice xvethera, t,!.b0a.1 85; (air
toiholee mixed. $.i.30a.l.r,0; xxeitun cht-ep, $.t.2ia
3.75; natixe Ijtnbs, $.?at 173; xxetern Iambs, $1.7.",
at 03.
Ohicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago, 5,,pt. 2 ! He.irlsh ntatltlcs and con
lit ions pietraileii III general at the opening of a
quiet session of the boaul of trade today. De
cember xxheat closed Ua'ic under Saturdax ;
December corn, 'ni'Jc higher; and December
oat, 'tc. up. I'roxisions closed a i-hade to Sc.
higher. Cash quotations xveie as follow:
riour -"teidx; o. spring xxheat, n7a'ae ; o.
2 red. 705ia71'ic ; No. 2 jellovx- com, Malli ;
No. 2 oits, 3il-jitS'ic. : No. 2 xxhlle, SOUa-'ic ;
No. 3 xxhlle, .ISi.l'ic.; N'o 2 ne, rilnlSc. : bar
ley fair to choiie inalting, llanOc ; No 1 flax
seed, $1 5; o. 1 Noiihxvcstern, M i0; timothy
seed, fi ',0; pmk, Mt.B1al5; lird. 10.07Ual0.12'3;
ribs, tl.lWI 10; ehoulders, 7'a7V ; sidu, f9 50l
9.00; cloxer contiact grade, $ "i,
East Liberty Cattle.
Fa-.t Liberty, Sept. "t Cattle Market aetfxe
and prices ttrnng; choice, $S.75art; prime, X.M
fi.70; good, JljaiVJO; hulls and stags, $2al;
fair, ?11l SO. lings Demand good and prices 10
to 20 cents blghci; prime heixy hogs, $7.35a7.fiO;
best mediums, S7 0; best heaxy .xorkcrs, $7.40t
7.1',; light joikein, $7.30a7.33; pigs, 5fl.30.i7;
loughs, f7.Wa7..'; grassers, 0.73i7, Slurp
Mirke steadx ; bet xtetbers, M.SOat; good, 1W..VI.1
1.7r., nilxrd, Ma 1.2,; cnlla and common, $1.23a
2.21; yearlings, $2.30al.2.i; spring lamhis, f!a5.2."i;
xial lalxcs, f7a7.3U. heavy and tliin, Wi.
New Yoik Live Stock Market.
Nexx Yoik, Sept, C.) Reexes -"leadx, strcra,
ft 10.131I; bulls, y.i2 3i; coxxa, $1 30i-2 7. Calxei
--Sleadx-; xeals, 3aS.2: lops, (.-;30; little calxi,
and culls, $m ,,u, gra;sera and butteimilks, fta
S.W); clinlci, $3 7. Sheep and l.amhs fiood stock
strong; others aloxv; sheep, 2.2.a3.75; ihoire, ?(;
culls, 1.7'.i2; Iambs, $la5.61; one car, $3.73; culls
$.1,13.50; Canath lamKs, $3.2ja5.i5 Hogs Film;
xxentern hogs, W.'O; slite hogs, K,i7.23.
Buffalo Live Stock.
Fast Huffaln, Sept 21 Tattle -nnol to chn.in
expoit steers, VWiVO: hent heavy hogs sold at
$7.35a7.IO; pigs, -Jl,70ar. SO. Sherp and I.amba
Dest natixe lambs brought -tX.-2.a,40; fiir to
good, iM.fOaS 15, be.t mixed sheep, $3..JOa3.70;
Canada lambs fair to best, $.5 23a3 40.
Oil Market.
Oil Citv ept 2I -Ciedit balances, 125. lerli
ficaies. no bid. shipments. 2ni,l;, average, 8'i.
!ii7, lima, 111 ,02, meiagi, 71.012.
c
BASE BALL
J
American League,
At llaltimoie I'iist gdine- It, . V..
Xliltx.iiike 00 00 100.10-1 11 0
lliltlmoie I! 0 I 0 5 O 0 0 '-3 12 ;l
Ilaltciles lliifting and Xlalone.x; MiClnnity
and Ilolunton, I mplre Haskell.
Set ond same R, , ;.
Milxxaukto 0 0200002111 5
Haltlmoie 10 10 10 2 0,-, '1 3
Antilles lleidy and Malone; Nopi and lliea
nahan. I mpire llaskill.
t Ilokton First ginie R, II. y
Detroit 0 0 0 102200-3 II t
lloston 0 0 0 0 ,'l I 0 0 0-4 S A
Ilatteiie "teagir and Shaxxj Young and Cilgir.
I'liiplie Connolly,
Second game R, . ;,
D.lioit O2002K2 '1 ') ,
Ilostou 00002 00-2 3 0
Halttilea Miller and Mi Mlister; Lewis, l.
eon ami Sclueik(iigtit, Fmplie Connollj,
t Washington Fiist game- R. i, );,
ricvelaud 0 0 0 0 0 h 0 0 O-fl 1.1 1
Washington 00 00 102 00-3 10 2
Ilitterlra Bracken and Woods; Lee and Clarke.
Umpire Hut.
Second game It, J, r,
Clexcland 0 0 0 II 3 0 J 0 0-7 JO 1
Washington 0 0 1 0 U U 2 0 0-3 7 1
SITUATIONS
WANTP.D
FREE.
Help Wanted Male.
WAN1KD-A ouug man tu do the wink at .1
prixate house, one xxbo Is anxlniu lu haxe
the ndxantagra of the public- nrhoola and bin
boaul. Address II. C. I,., Tilhune Ofllxe.
MTI'XTIOX Mi: joiinif lady il-du no
ultlou as utenoaiapber ami tjpexxillei. Ad
dies hteiiegraiher, Tilbune Olflte.
W A.N'lKD-llen to learn baiber trade, Rieat"t
opportunity exer ofltied; only eight xxe"k
reciiiiiid; ponitioin poaltlxely iiiiaianti-ed gradu
ates, HIiKtrateil lataloxue nulled free, llolei'a
Haibei stbuol, Nt-xx- otl cltj.
UltlCKtiAM'Ilt WAXTMO-for (lie brick xxoik
toinmiinl(atlons anil nrrsonil filiidieatlona
xxill be retelxed at my utflie In llanioik, N. .
II. ,1. Uiisaman.
Help Wanted Female.
YOl'N'd I, DY to sppolnt agents; no expcrleiuv
requited. Salan paid. Addirss XI, Tiibuni'
Offlie.
WAMKD gill for general liuiwvuuk, Applv
at 101 Houlli Main axenue, inii't tome rot
ommended
WA-rKIl-Olrl for geneial bomexxork at Dallon.
Address II T, caie Tribune
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
"deceived at Any of the Follow-in-;
Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBnilT bCHLUTZ, corner Mulberry
street and Webster avenue,
GUSTAV l'ICIIEL, 50 Adatna avenue.
West Side
OEOH0E W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
1--RED I TEKPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corner North Main
avenue and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHAIU.ES T. JONES, 15J7 Dickson
axenue.
V 3. JOHNS, K0 Green Ridge street.
O. LORENZ, corner Washington ave.
cue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. H. KNtrFEU 1017 Irving avenue.
Sunmore
J. a. BONE k SON.
Wanted.
WANTED A large shoxv case. Apply William
Olfford, 15(7 Dickson avenue.
Agents Wanted.
OUTFIT FREE, credit giien. t'ut-piue -Ninas
books; C0c. book, 13c.; !1 book, '25c; tfl 3(1
book, 30c.; 2 50 book, 75c. AIo best life Mc
Kinley Feiguson, C07fl Fifth, Cincinnati
AGENTS W NTED-Mfe of MiKinley, Hxe lmn
thed page book. Handsomely illustrated.
Outfit free, Noxx reach. 75 p-r tent, dt-touiit
tn agents. Freight paid, t'irilil gr.cn. Hem
Nell, 32.1 Deatborn stieet, Chicago.
Canvassers Wanted.
CA.NVHi- IVtMr.ll- For an lionet,
straigbttoixxaid piopositiou Not a $10 ada
scheme, but good pax lor good xvork, doling
men of neat nppearame and good habits xx-aittid;
If tlit-y liaii had Koine experirnie in tanxassiug.
so ninth the better Addicss, -.tating age, el
perleme and piexloua iiicit. M'H'si'APEII,
Iribiiite ottlxH
Wanted To Rent.
NTED- Furnished fiont loom by eldeilv ladx.
centrallx locateil Rent must be icasonahle.
Address J., Tilbune Ofhre.
Furnished Rooms.
FOR REST Furnished front loom, with hat,
bath and gas, near couit houe, gintlmiu
prefened. Addicss Room, Hoi 2!).
I'OR Itl'.NT Furnished room; heat and bath.
625 Linden street.
Wanted Board.
YOI'N'G MAN' desires board in prlxata funily,
Herman pirfeiitd. Addiess l 1'., Tiihuuc
Offlie.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED Table boarders. Mrs. TompUnj, 031
Washington avenue.
Lost.
LOST f-unday moining, betxxecn Midisnn axtnue
and First I'lesbjtcrhn ihiirch, a email dia
mond stiik-pln. Please rituin to S"J MadiMUi
uxenue or Illttenbender k ( u.
LOT-On Sunday last, xxhlle bull terilei pup
Fars and tail (lipped, Rexxanl for ret lit 11 10
M. .1. lloun. .121 l.atkaxxarna axenue, or l'-O
Madison axinue.
Reward.
k-'t REW MID fur letinn or infoimatlou that xxill
lead to tin1 renin, ol black chophrid dog,
xxhite nose, Ian bet. name, "-.pnrl " No que-.-tiom
asked. T. s. Fuller, tin ine street.
LEGAL.
IN THE niattei of the Utatc of Ahiaham Ilieil.
stone, ileceaseil
Notice is beicby gixen that nn appluatlnn xxill
be made by II. II. lexi, admlnKlramr in the
ahnxe estate on 0,-t. 3. I'iOI, at a a. 111 , (ur his
diwharge as adniinisttauir.
OICl: The annual meeting of the members of
the l.aikaxxunna Stnie As.vi, lallou, Limited,
trill be held al the cltlm ol the a-oclaiion In
the city of "-.cranlon, Pa , on Wednesda.x, Ocio
ber 2nd, IftOl, al ln oMoik a in, fui the elec
tion nf managers for th' en.ulng xeai and for
the tianaction of such other business .-. maj
picperly flrmc before tlie meeting.
II S. FAIRCIIILD, ?erie(ry.
Pcranton. Pa , Sept. 10th, 1001.
Hatterles Dnxxllng, Woods and Connor; M'rtcr
and l.uskey. t inpirc llait.
At PhlUdclphli- R II. I.
thltagn 2 n I 0 0 O 0 0 0-.1 'I
Philadelphia an O 0 0 2 0 0 -, II I
Hatterirs Gilflitli and Nigdrn; Plank and Pnvx
eis, I mplre Sheridan.
National League.
t IMt-buig- R II
l.
Nexx oik 0 1 0 0 2 0 00 3 I-1 8 1
I'ltUl-uiK 0 1010 10002 3 S I
llatterles Taxlnr ami Wainer; Doheny and
Ziminer. I'nijine O'Day.
t Cliitlni.atl- . II II F
llinokl.xn 7 0 0 II .1 2 II 0 25 2tl 1
Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 .1 0- 11 0 ',
Batteries Hughes and I ui ill; Stimuli), --ud-bolT
und lluiley. I'mpiies Nash and lliuxxn.
At ( hicagn- R . ;
Philadelphia '2 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 .1 11 3
Chiiago I 0 0 0 II O II 0 O 1 S 3
lUttrilis-Huiiohiie and JatkllU; Meneftc and
Kal.oe. I mplie Dnifi.
At st, Louis- It, If. II.
Boston 2 110 0 0 0 0 10-3 10 O
St. Unit 5 10I010I'-I) 12 11
Batterlrs-Pittinger and Moran; fcudhol! and
Ilejden, Umpire Lmslle,
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Thin Pour Lines, 6 Cents lor ilacli Extra Lint,
PROFESSIONAL.
.-- - ,-iiy.-Ui.vji.
Certified Public Accountant.
LDW.MID C. SPAl I.JINISJ" TlxllHislJASK
Hulldlng,
Architects.
LIIWAIID II. II WIS, AllClllIIXrcONNEIX
Hulldlng,
ntr.Di.iiicK 1,. niiowv, aik.ii. 11 , niiAir
Ulate ExihangeJIIdg,, 12(1 Washington axe.
Civil nnd Mining Engineers.
IL IhJIAI-DI.NO, wm tO.NNELI, HUILDINO,'
Dentists.
uii. '. i:. i:ii.i:mii:iig'i.i, i-alii iiuildimi,
fprute stieet, Sciantou.
I'll. C. ('. HKIIACII, llTTvYOMLNd AVESU1'!
Lawyers.
rtl,K& , J'- noMdil aitorn7:y-.u-.vw.
RoomJ2, It, ID and 18 Ruir nulldlng.
2j-J2lPV, AIT'Y .COMMONWEALTH RI.DC),'
u. it ueplohli:, vitor'neTioans xi.do.
Hated on rial estate senility. Mean Building,
1 0ner Washington axenue and Spruce street.
W II.I.ARD, AlHH-TYliNApi'. ATrOREX.S
ond louimellors-ai-laxv Republican Building,
Washington axenue.
IIMI' k JKSsI P, XriOlt.NEiS AND COL'S-wilors-at-l-w
Comnionxxealtli Uulldiug, Roonu
1!'. 20 and 21.
,:lcV, )!." - TllsVFII. Arrilil.NEY. ROOMS
00.1 Mil, 9th E001, Mi-ais Building.
l,. V ." atFiirnT: ti.aw, board
' T"-'o Riilldlng, Sciantou, Pa.
,'1ir!L:R0Mi,- WI1 - TRADllRVNVriONAL
"tiimmij.
c. t()n:ta, n.n hepi'dmcan iiuildi.no.
,v, ,l:'iIi("i'. offick mo"vi:d to no.'
-11 W.xomlng axenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
OR W-. L. AI.I.LV, fill MlliUI w"-5iTlNC,ION
axenue.
dr. s w i'Moni:t . 01 Fin: ;ho wsii-
ington axenue. Re-ddiine, 13H Mulberry.
Cliionlc diseases, lungs, luarl, l.ldnes aiul
geiillnuiiiui) oigam a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. in
Hotels and Restaurants.
Till' r.K CAFE. 1-5 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVL.
nue. Rates leaannable.
P. ZEIOLER, Proprietor.
sCllA.VrOV HOI'aE. m:ii D., L. k W. PAS-
sengcr depot. roudmted on the Eurnpcaa
f'ln. i( Kill KOCH, Proprietor
Scavenger.
A. II BRICO-l CI.I'XNS PRIVY VAHLTSAND
icss pools; no odor; only Improx-ed pumps used,
A H Hriggs, pioprletnr. Leaxe orders 110Q
North Main axenue, or F.iike's drug store, cor
tier Adams and Mulheriy. Both telephones
Seeds.
G. R CLARKE k O., SEEDSMEN AND NURS
eijmrn, sloie '01 Washington avenue; green
boii.ea, 10'aj .Noilh Main axenue; store tele
phone, 72.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KI'I.TOL. IIEXR 511 I. ( K . AVE.,
Scranton, Pa, inaniitucttuer of Wile Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DflF iMXMNi; 1 111 CHILDREN' TO ORDER
al-o ladies' xxal-ds. LouU shoemaker, 212
Adams ax emit-
MFOARGEF. IIRO , PIIIMCRS' M'PPLIES, KV-,
xelopes, paper bigs, txxine. Warehouse, 1,10
Wasldngton axenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKT-s HVIIIli: RECORD CAN BE HAD
In Scranton at the uexx-s stands of Reisman
Bios., 4(ifl Spruce and fioi Linden; M. Norton,
322 Lacl.axxnniu axenue; I. S. Sehutrer, '211
Spruce stieet.
Situations Wanted.
A YOl NO 111111 wants- a Job taking ciee of
hor-es or xxoiklng (or a prixate family doln"
gt-ncial bousexxoik. Address 120 Robln-.cn street
hllT'ATIOV WAN 1KD-W ashing and Ironing In
ilo at home b Hist class laundies.s; best ref
erences glxrn if needed. Address -Mrs. L. M.,
late 52t Forest couri.
MH'ATION W NTF.I)-Kipert bookkeeper and
olhte manager xxould like pciiiiaiient engage
ment tine" dajs per xxeek; salaiy expected, rca
Kuiable, Addrtss O K., Tiibuiiu ortUe.
WORK WANIED by an cxptiieiii-d laundres.-,
washing and noning tn do at honie. Call or
address Jl. N,, -21S Penn axenue.
biri'AriONs WAMT.D-Txxo mlorcii gills, sis
ters, xxant situations in prixate funnies at
genual liuuM-xxork or iiiusing. 3.l I.aikaxxanna
axenue,
f-ITL'ATION" VNIEH-Bv a .xoung man as steu
ograiher and t.xpexx liter, or anx oihei houoi
able employ inent; thin- .xeiii evtieiienie; can
glxe lefcienies. Address Box: .'111, Hnnc-alalc, Pa.
MIT VI l( WANTED In joung ladx. xxln
xvuiild like In tl'i xxntlug Can spend xrhnt.i
cf her time, if mi ile-iiiil. xxoiihl piefcr to hn
in an 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 -i 1 1 1 , othte. Address Mudent, Tribuna
jlhcc
SIITVIIOV WWTI.D In a hull lo xxoik In- Hit
rl.i.x ; to take siashm;; nd Ironing hoin".
Addirvi O lx., 419 hniitli Wa.liinglon axenue
Sltt'VIION II tVJTlll Ily lonipctcnt woman, In
lestaiiiari or doing grnctai hoii-ewoik. 727
Felloxxs street,
FINANCIAL.
SV i,. VV -X NX -N N--V
DIRECT NEW YORK WIRE
Stock and Bonds
Douglit and sold on the New York. Boston,
Philadelphia and Clilcagu Stock Exchange and
carrlertoiitmarglnatcurre.it rate of Interest.
Wo Charge the Usual Commission
Interest allowed nn balances.
New York nnd Scranton Bank
References
Telephone Connections, Old, 07 ,t;Nf-, 1-19
IRWIN THURMAN & CO.,
7a Connell Hulldlng, bcranton, Pa.
Spencer Trask & Co
BANKERS
2T& 29 Pine St., New York
Now ready for distribution,
and mailed upon request,
Setepmbcr Descriptive List of
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Wembeu New "torls Stock Euhangt.
Branch Oliice 65 State St. Albany I