THE SOBANTON TRIBUNE-JbHUOAY, NOVBJ1BEB 15, lUOt.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
INSTITUTE AT HONESDALE.
hibjccts Considered by Instructors.
Concert by Edith Norton.
Vc!nl to the Scnnton Tribune.
Honwsdalc, Nov. H.At lb" VvYdm'K.
lay afternoon session. Prof. Urci.ii
IHCtl IIH lllH Hllbjc'd, "AinPllftlll Wl'ltt'l'H
if tlio I'twitt Dale" Miss tiloyd ppnho
in "How to tiruvv," ami 1'iof. Dnrei on
'Rending for Culture."
Tn tlio ovc-nliiK Hip I'M'lli Norton Con
tort I'oiiii'iiny kiivo nil oxt'i'lkni cutt'i'
laliiiiioiit In tlio court house. Thin wae
Wsh Norton'H third ainic-araim! before
t lloiicsdalc nildlcivec. The applause
the received was proof that she was no
Ks n favorite than on former ocen
llons. The solos liy Miss I'alillne .lohli
ioii, wlilMtlhnr I'V Miss .lanet Lester
ind niandolln parts by Mr. Hairy AVIll-M-d
nil brotiitht foith prololiRed ap
ilause. l'lvery iivnllnble scat In the
-oiirt room was oeentiled and many
Nere standim?.
Tlmrsday morning the devotional ex
ercises were eoiidueted liy I'.ev. ('. L.
Percy, l'rol'. imrct oconpleil the llrst
period. Ills stltijeet was "Application
nf Method In I'rhnary IJoiidlns." tte
dwelt on word method, tinchliii,' phrase
Slid fftivo Illustrations of the manner of
spelling and reading In nunc country
schools.
The next speaker was I Jr. Andrew
Thomas Smith, principal of Munslleld
State Norma! school. Mr. Smith, in
taldns: the platform, slated that he
paw many faces iimnoir the teachers
that In- was permitted to look upon live
years iiko, when here, JIc was i;liul in
Dnow that the AVayne county teacher
was not satislled wllh the funny part
only, hut craved that which was solid.
Found and would broaden the mind, tie
named his subject "Vices of the lui
nslnatlon." which he discussed accord
ingly and told the fachers to substi
tute virtue for vice He spoke on thrie
dangers of iuuigluallon, namely. is
lonary. seductive and corrupt.
MONTROSE.
riicci.il It. tlio ranton Tilbiuie.
Montrose, Xov. 11. The llrst week of
November court ended today, when the
jury was discharged and court ad
journed for the week.
I'oiiiliiiiiiuealth vs. .leiome Stone: as
Midi. Settled.
Commonwealth vs. c. II. Monroe;
adultery. Defendant did not appear.
Commonwealth vs.AV. S. Contain ille
gal practice of medicine. Defendant did
jiol appear.
Commonwealth vs. John Palmer: as
Kiult. Not pros, entered.
Common wealth vs. John (ir.uly. De
fendant is eonnnltted to the custody
and guardianship of the maunuers of
the JTouse of lh'furjo at lilen Kails.
Delaware county.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Hack,
defendant is sentenced to imprison
ment in the industrial reformatory at
Huntingdon.
John Skinuurd vs. Silas Hartley, case
Settled.
H. K. liirlch vs. M. K. Uathrop. Jury
drawn but not sworn and the case goes
over.
M. AV. Saffoid, esi.. is appointed to
examine the account and dockets of
the prut lionotary, register and recorder
and clerks of the several courts of Sus
iiuehauna county iind make report as
required by act of assembly.
The following bridge viewers were
appointed: Urldgo in Krooklyn. Morris
' Tingle.v, llarsiial MeVlcar, Frank A.
Jcffcrs; bridge in New Milford, A. X.
jHlllard, It. M. Hosuvick, W. II. Stark:
liridge in Sllker Lake, J. C. Whoaton.
C. C. Hill. P. It. Kane: bridge in (Jib
son. T.. D. liensou. J. 10. Curtis, Charles
Itookstavor: bridge in Mlddletown, (!.
It. Graves. N. liarniint, Cleorge Jluxtoii.
The Tunkliannoek fool ball team will
come to .Montrose on Saturday and play
a game with our local learn.
Archdeacon I. "Webster Co.e and
wife, of Alden, I'a.. have been visiting
lohttlves in this place litis week,
,T, H. Stephens Is about ?n eri et a
barn on his South Main street property.
N. SusMU'iu will soon occupy tlio
Hamlin house, on West Church street,
recently purchased by Dr. CD. Maekoy.
J. D. ilawley will move his family lo
rooms over (i. If. YViitrous' store,
Landlord Halpln has sold the Kx
I'hauge hotel to 11. S. Patrick, who, in
turn, lias sold II to James Dolan, a
hotel man of Dlinoek, who will soon
take possession. It Is stated that Mr.
Dolan's brother. T. I.. Dolan, will take
-hnrge of the hotel at Dhnoek. Air.
tlnlpln's business Intentions for
future have not been dellnltely
the
au-
nounced.
HALLSTEAD.
Ppn-Ial to tin Seranton Ttllune. -
Uallstcad, Nov. H. As the receipts of
the Hallstcad postotllee have materially
Increased during the past year, this Is
to bo a presidential oillce after Janu
ary I, Tills may niean another toss-up
as to who will bo the next postmaster.
Also It will renew the ngltiitlou regard
ing the removal of the olllee.
Saturday It Is expeeteil that the llk
mill here will bo sold at sheriff's tale
In Montrose. Whoever gels possession
of the property, wo trust will keep the
wheels turning and many employes nt
work.
Mrs. 1. omuls has decided to continue
delivering Ice- all winter. She has al
ready completely emptied her large ice
house and has been purchasing ice
from W. .1. Day.
An Indlitnieiu wnsi found by the re
cent grand Jury against C 11, Munroe,
of Great Uond township, upon a scan
dalous, charge. As. his ball had expired,
through it mistake, he naturally took
his flight to parts unknown. At least
tlio Mierilf, who came with a writ lo
servo hint week, had In lepoit he was
missing. In couseuonco of there being
no one to piosecute, tho suit could not
bo fried, Somo hold that Monroe was
Innocent of the chamo and was a ic
tliu of clreimihlauccs.
John Hays Is studying telegraphy,
muler the instruction of his father,
Michael Hays?.
"Rev. Tt. N. Ives, of Now Milford. will
address the Voting Men's Christian a.
toclatlon meeting Sunday afternoon, j;.
It. llartnutii, of Ureal lleml, will render
several vocal -elections.
John J, Driiiioll will take, possession
of the corner gioeery, formerly run by
M, V, Hand, on I'lne street, Monday.
Mr, Hand will go into partnership with
1ih brother In New Milford, where they
will operate a large general more.
Mrs. Kittle Kanford, of rjayre. Pa
n homo tu attend the funeral of her
grandmother, Mm. Dulley.
Tin funeral of Mrs. llallry was held
Monday from tho homo of her duugli
ttuvVfiH. IOugenc, Swartz. Many friends,
relatives and acquaintances attended,
f - ar
The pall-bearers were '. u, .Swarln,
Jtuiherrord .Swartu, Jnines .Slmrell, .1.
(1. MeCreary, V. 11. MoCrenry and O.
M. Sllker. fJeeeased was for ninny
yen ra a devoted Christian and a mem
ber of tlio Presbyterian church. She Is
survived by two daughters. Mrs,
Frances MeCreary and Mrs, IOugenc
.Swartn. Itev. t AV. Church delivered
a touching funeral sermon.
Mrs. l.oulsa Dullolst died at her home
In "Washington on Sunday. Funeral ser
vices were held from her late home In
that city on Wednesday. Interment
was at Washington. Deceased former
ly lived here. She was the widow of
the late Nicholas DuIJols.
Nelson Coon N making Improvement!
upon his house on Pine street, recently
vacated by Mr, and Mrs, George Ward.
PICTURE
i
The llrst letters of the seven words
tleian.
Ira Keuyou, Michael Kllrow, jr., TO.
II. I', ltoosa and Anson Here were doing
jury duty at Montrose Ibis week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Slmrell and fam
ily left for their new home in Scranlon,
Tuesday.
II Is not yet dellnltely settled who
will succeed Mr. Church as editor of
the County Herald.
Arthur liradstreel has relliuiulslied
his position wllli the Mitchell house, to
assume proprietorship of the Central
house, in. Great lieiul.
The Locomotive Firemen are prepar
ing for a grand ball on Thanksgiving
eve in Midler's hall.
An additional number of electric
lights were placed in the Daptisi church
on. "Wednesday. It was found that tho
rear of the church was not lighted as
bright as It should be, hence the addi
tional lights.
ELMDALE.
Seu.il tn tlip Suranlon Tiibmir
lOlnulale, Nov. II, Klmdalc Is fast
assuming the appearance of a railroad
town. A large force of men Is em
ployed day and night. Two steam
shovels are used in preparing the site
for tlte new yard, which will consist of
llfteen tracks. The one fact to be la
mented Is I lie closing of the main road,
thus obliging the farmers to drive an
additional distance of nearly two miles
over rough roads enroute to market,
P,y early spring the tracks will be
bridged and the road again opened to
the public.
The teaeheis of Jefferson township
held a meeting at No. t school house
last Saturday morning. These meet
ings, In which I he teachers discuss va
rious subjects relating to school work,
will be held regularly and will take the
place of the former local Institute.
Itev. S. G. Haas is still conducting
meetings at I ted Oak school house.
Much good Is lieing done,
Mr. George Henneforth has removed
to his new home in .Salem.
Mrs. Frlsliee mid children, of Minor's,
will occupy for the winter the house re
cently vacated by Mr. George Henne
forth. Mrs, Samuel Myers, of Maplo itun, Is
vitilllng lier brother, .1. P. Moore, and
other friends in tlio vicinity.
Miss Van liusklrk. of liald Mount,
Is the guest of .Miss Itrady.
Miss Pearl Owens, who has been tho
guest of her sister at Seranton, has re
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. George May and family,
spent Sunday with Mrs. May's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Owens.
Mr. F. A. Watrous had the inisfor-J
tune to cut ills ankle while working in
the woods on Saturday.
Miss Christine Heiuieforth has re
turned home from a visit with friends
at Carhondale.
EDELLA.
sin l,d in ill" Si miiIoii Tribune.
lOdella, Nov, H, A very interesting
marriage occurred at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Merrltt C. Potter on Wed
nesday owning. Nov, 1", when their
only daughter, Miss Minnie F. Potter,
and lOlbert L. Johnson, of Justus, wen?
united in holy wedlock by Itev. David
Spencer, D. D.. of itlukely. Charles W.
Johnson and his sister, Miss 1011a L.
Johnson, of .Seranton, were best man
and maid of honor respectively, Tho
ceremony took place under u beauti
fully arched evergreen bower erected In
ono corner of tho parlor, Tlio guests
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lou John
sou. M.ittle Johnson, Itay Johnson, Mr.
ami Mrs. Frank llrown. Walter and
Florence llrown, Dennis .Stanton, ot
Justus; Mr. and Mrs. Hansom Simons,
Otto and orln .Simons, of lllakely; Mrs.
M. L. Cook, of Ilinglmmton, N, Y.s
Miss Adelia Stanton, of Nicholson; 'Air.
and Airs. Houbon l.owrey and family,
of Green llldge; Alerlys Case, of Provi
ileitec; George AVIille, of Green Grove,
Tho bride, who is a well known and
estimable young lady, was tho recipi
ent of a number of presents, The groom
Is one of our industrious and rising
young furniorH. Their home, upon their
return from their wedding: trip In Xew
York stale, will ho at Justus. The
bride was attired In a beautiful uthes
of rose cashmere, with white satin
trimmings, and carried a bouquet of
chrysantheinumus. A bountiful mar
vlugo supper was served, to which full
justice wub done by all present,
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SUSQUEHANNA.
Special lo llii) Scr.ihton Ttllmne.
Hustruehiinnii, Nov. Il.-Davld Ho.cU
or, an aged resident or Oakland town-nhlp-
died at the Oaltland-Husnunhannn
Poor Asylum on Monday night. The
funeral look plnoo today, Tho deceased
In Htirvlved by a son tind daughter, who
tiro residents of Ulngluiniton.
Quito ii number of our residents took
In tho Mile's excursion to New York
city this morning.
it is more than probable that the
borough will retain tliu lot on lOasl
Main street recently pnrchaned, but
eventually erect the new borough build
ing upon n Mnln street Hlte.
Itev. anil Mrs. C. C. Macltey, of Dak
land, ttre glieslH of Deposit relatives.
Mrs. Sidney Itryden, of Oakland, lias
returned home from a three mouths
visit with relatives In llillnols.
Charles llrown has commenced to
erect a dwelling house on Westfall ave
nue, Oakland.
The board of trade, Hie common coun
cil and Hie tlreinen will hold a triple
conference today in regard to the site
for the new borough building.
Albert It, Falltenburg, has returned
from Hnrrlsburg, where ho peeved as
PUZZLE.
A Mere I
PdffofeW)ee
.nAni.maj
A Medicine
A Truif
A Color
A Valley
rive tho name of a well-known poll-
foreman of I he t'nited Stales court
grand jury.
The suggestion that the borough erect
its now building upon wheels and move
It about to suit the various whims and
caprices of the residents of the several
sections of the borough will hardly be
adopted,
A number of members of Moody Itt
llef corps, No. 11'. G. A. It., are at
Wilkes-Harre today, attending a dis
trict meeting of the order.
The lOllte Concert company will give
an entertainment at Hallstcad Nov. "J:'.
A. C. liradstreel, formerly ot Sus
quehanna, has taken possession ot the
Central House, Great Head, vice Char
les Curran, who has retired.
The Crescent club held a well attend
ed and very pleasant hop In Hogan
Opera House this evening. Hlnghnmton
musicians furnished melody.
Joseph Shanahan has located at Kan
kakee, Illinois.
A. 10. Alitehell, of this place, recently
mechanical superintendent of the lOrle,
has been appointed assisted suporlnteii
clent of motive power of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul road.
T, A. Carr is ill at his home in Limes
boro. .Miss lOslher Fredrickson is tlio guest
of friends in New York city.
Horn, to Air. and Airs. John Healey,
a daughter.
Following are the new oilleers of the
board of trade: President, Clarence 10.
Tltsworth; vice president, Charles
Hurrhus; treasurer, lOdward Doherty;
secretary, W. A. Skimmer; trustees,
(three years), A. A, Jackson, llarrv
Holdriilge.
WELSH HILL.
spixi.il lo flic suanloii 'liiliuiie.
Welsh Hill, Nov. II. Alonday and
Tuesday were up-to-date rainy days.
AUss Dertha Owens Is vlsltlni; rela
tives in Forest City.
David Williams is moving ills family
to Carhondale this week. Air. AVIUIains
will remain on the farm until spring,
when ho will join thorn.
Will Hutler made a business clip to
Ararat on Saturday last.
J. W. Davis and John Klrkley, of this
place, together with a party of hunters
from South Gibson, left on Alonday for
tho wilds of Sullivan county, where
they Intend to hunt deer.
James Fuller, of South Gibson, was
the guest of D. J. Morgan on Sunday.
Tho new oltlcers of the Christian JOn
iloavor society of the Congregational
church are as follows: President, Airs,
W. H, Davis; vice-president, Harry
Anthony; secretary. Airs, It, N. Harris;
treasurer, Airs. J. S. Owens; organist,
AIlss Verda Morgan,
FOREST CITY.
spci'lj lu tie Sc ronton Ti11iuiii.
I'eii'.l t ay, Nu, II, Tlio liuiough I'oiiiii'il Ihii
week irciiilci ilmlr t.iinous iproliitlon 'In ill.
otuict tin- n'i iTlaiy of tlio boiougli ronnul to
loiuin licim allotting an.v iirwpuicr man or
oilier rlliru lo see or ini'ilillc with tlio lioo! of
r.iiil council, t'.Mi'nt m (lie picture of ono or
liioie of tin; ji conmil." Tlio uvjliillon w
ju-cil on Ana. JI, ln'raiin of Ilio coinini'iit ut
iifM.-ip.ipvr men en lliu imIIoik of tho lOiincll, It
v.n ini'ii'ly Pic oiiiioipiiis of a Hmllrlivo fplrit
ati'l liioie U no iiu.Mhm Imt lli.it tlic louncll c..
imlid iis .mllioiil.v in l.il.lns; Midi nil ion,
Jolm T. Painter ami Mii M.ny llllrn .lolwo,
two of V,inilllni;'3 M11-I,mmn jonng pcoplo, uric
unili-il in nilirbig" iu tlio Mi'llimllit '.noiU(;i;
TucmIj.v.
fail, woie iuunl ji'trrijy hy Mi. ami Mis.
Adifonl Tinsley, of lltiiklc (Vntcr, aiiiiiiiiic iiig
t Ito nuirlaso of tlivir ilanslilor, rii'illii, lo H'il
ll.iiii .1, .Ioiim, of Forest: l.it.v, on tlio sut of this
nuiiilli, llotli oun7 rcoplc liaio a wlilo circle ot
fiicmli.
.Mr. .iiul Mix, sinniil l.yoin am iiiniunlns Hie
ikalii ot tlidr iluijlilrr, I.ily, u fell u lc
t jit tu illpiillii'ilj. Tim I'lin.ilii, v.cie uKrn to
A'.ruiitoii Tuciljy fr inU'ini'iit in ;l.e llilirew
(t'lnvtiiy.
I'. II. ('.irprnfcr, mi.. j$ in Muiuiut on li,ii-
I1CH tllt-i Wlik.
IjIV ili'lcualiim from l'oic-t Lily went
to Souinloii to lii'ir Mailjinn .Noi.lu.i.
Paul Drouil, a I'lilanili-r, plcjiled guilty to
li'jllncr a iow U'l'oio SijiiIu. Aikoinuii ,Mt(iiljy
.aid wjs tent tn tlio couiily Jail for lliu winter.
A ymiti; nun luninl AVillianii ni this v.cil:
Bivcii J Imailnif liefpio ijiuiro (lll.lii' jiuI fujiul
iinilly of li,-us--inj and tmntln; on tlin IjihI of
'lliuinm lli'inoii, lie will set out of .Muutrio In
time tn cat TlunUtfhlu;; luiKiy nltli 1,1s famll.i.
'1 lie llilblilo Cemeiery aocijtloii li.ii nu'lc a
lioiv load fioin St. Asm ci'inclfiy lo the hi.
trtiuio ol the llllliid; tcinctiry. It wa a liocdul
liniuou'iucnt.
A ncielty topper was M'lied by tlio laJici o
Clulit vliuicli in tlio (iullii room tliU cu'iilnf,
ami tomoiro' niglit ''(," toclal ulll be lield at
tlic UaplUt pjuoDagc.
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THE MARKETS.
Wftll Street Review,
New VntK, Nov, II. Piofctduiul npcenlitoM
ve much (Ib.ippohilcil nier the effect of l.nt
tilghtS ottlel.il imnoliiii'cniont ot lliu tctnil of tlio
Fi'llleluciit of tlio mllroiil ionlioriv In Hie
Xntttmuiletii. Tlieli' illtnpiioliilnii'lit M lino In
tho l,ict tli.it .i uiy Unlit outside iIciiimhI kv
stnrU win uttl.nli'il by tliu niiiiouiicniii'iit. 'I he
w.ltiliful ln'.ii'i veio l.rrnl;' alhe tu the llut
tlou, mill when they jw tho eftmt't m.il.linf lu
iraliM pi'ollU they put out txli'iihe fhott line
lo take nwuy llic tii.ulitt Irnui tliue .icrhlii
Id llitilil.ilu iiiuI then llcieety nlil.il the nuiUet
to ill'loilci' stop Iom oiiIcim ami eu.ihle 'hem
to take itofUi on tho holt tlilo, llim' Uifte I'll
cli'luciit Ilio fhuit scllliitf wj In thi! ne.ikiicvs
ol the lu.aki't w.ii tllcloieil when tho lie list
lieR.m to naer ilurlns tlio l.it hour. S'ili!.iU'
tt.lt leeoii'ilci wilo mailo lu nil tlio aslbu
Hlocki ami nt smiic tiolnti iitnonir the io:il"n
mill Ilio tH'il.iltlo llino wriu Lonuiletu li'ioii'l
fen. A notiltilo faet In the tl.iv's tlaillnc w.H
the eoiui.imllu iiiliohlllly of the Pnlteil M.itw
Steel lOoeK Tho lliiliinintlliciiljl inlliii.ul
Pu'U ti tul Kitne of I tic Vntiilcililllo v.hlili have
lieou umliT tn l litpnl.it ti teceiilly for ailv.nu-M
wric luo-t a ttvi I i'il liy tin; pi'llliiff, idthoiuih the
Ill (li'velcpiil weaklier Ihrouliout the iouim'
nt the day. The leeent fjiri'til.itliin lu: hccti
l.iritely t'l-iil usin tho .Veithern I'.iilllo 'etfhv
tneut ami with tho ilcl.01' for that known, tho
piofei-lonals nicui' that all the imimI nci win
nut, while tin.' iMMpiiellu;; ooiulltlun in the
liion-y 1il.ul.il in. nli' It uiiiU.-li.ihli' to hold
stocki. Some of the leretit pilic hii'K l.il.in in
coiiiicitliili'v ith the Ioiiih of the Norltirtti So-iniille-i
loliuiati) Inahe II e lilnif. that llio-e
(111114 ilio ii illvippniiilnir.il to (he luurl." at tho
pili'M liullcili'il, "1 line v'.o, a rutlier iluhlnm
leellnic abn m to h the 1l.niM.-filitlliriit.ilH tot
imiueill.ilely imi-einiil In the ctlleni"nl nio lo
lieiifllt In II. The ftullii'i' niljiisliiii'iil n! tho
IIiiiIIiibIoii illiCLtoiii ums inaile hy the liens m
pluv iiiwn the feau of tliuhl liolilei. Tol.il
siIm toiliy. l,l(M,.Mnl.
Tho I. ilho.nl liolul lu.nki'l v,h weak hi lie
pithy wllli ftuLk.-. Total s.iliM. par .ilui', s.'i,
ti'.il.liio. I". S. hnii'lc woie all innhaiui'il on tlic
l.i.t call.
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s'onlhcin liy.. IV !l"i imli ! in1!
Siiilhmi I'.olli'- ulTs 01Ti .V'j 10",
T.'ini. Coal K lion :' ll-i'a hi'., hl-'i
Texas Paellli- I0'a -II lo'i l'"i
1 S. I.e.ilhi'1' IJ' 1U'. ll' 11T8
1". S. bealhei, l'r "l M 'l''i M
I'. . ltiiiiliei I"i I.V'i 11 1.1',i
S. Mci'l Co !.!-; nil's I'", l:l'i
I. S. Sleol, I'l 'Al'i SM'i ', '.ij-'s
Wi-tein 1 nloii :l i'l !'' 'K'A
Wal.i'-h, IV :I7 :!17 1,7 '.'H
Seranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
SIOfKS.
I..i,'l,.iw.inna Dally Co., I'r
County Saiii!;a Hank ,V Tiuv Cu..
I'ii.-t Xatiim.il Hank (Caihomlate) ,.
Stuml.iiil llilIliiiK Co
Thinl N.ilion.il Hank
Iliiue tli'poit ami DNcouiil Hank..
Ki-oiioiiiy l.lulit. .11. k P. Co
I " i i ?. t National Hank
l.ai ka. Titi.-l Sale Dcpo-ic Co
( laik - Snovcr Co., IV
Siiaiilon Iron IVnce Ar Jlfc Co. ...
Sciaiiton A.le Woik
Seiaufoii S.iiluu'. Hank
Tiailri National Itank
fxranton Holt 4: Xut Co
People's Hani:
Now Memo Hi. k C Co
I10NUS.
Siianlun I'av.'iiaei' Jta.ilw.iy, iiist
Moitsage, ilue I'.iii)
People's slieet llalluay. Him. uioit-
Race, due IMS
IVoplo's Stieet lt.ilhv.iy. ciineial
iuoili.'aae, due IK I
Iliek-on .M.iiuif.ii tiirinif Co
I.acKa. Township School .1 per iet.1.
City of Siranton St. Imp. u per
cent
f-'ei.iuton 'I'laitlou 0 per rent
link AtLei
Ml
... ti'ii
.".o
4Ml
-71 . .
Ill
l-'OO
110
121
l'JO
4W
17.1
101
1R.1
... 7j
111
111
11.1
100
102
Seranton Wholesale Market.
(Collided by II, (.'. Hale, 27 baekawaniu Me.)
Beans Per hiLshel, choice mariow, s.(K)a2.0.).
llulter Vie-h creaniei.i. 2la22c.; il.iiiv, fiesh,
22i.
cheese Villi eicain, 10'ijllc.
HUBS Xeailiy hlale, 2:ia25i'.
-Medium IJeani Per bushel. V2.10
Crerii Pea-, Per liuhel, $1. 0.il.l.
I'loui Host patent, per lurrel. 1.15.
Ilciins IVr bushel, choice marrow, s:i. 10
Potatoes Per bii-.hel, SH..11.
Onioiia Per bushel, .1.0'J.
New York Grain nutl Produce Market
Xov, Voik, Nov. 11. -Ploiir- riimly held wllh
:i fair ileiuand lor sprini; patinls. Wheal
Spot firm; No. 2 it'll. S2"4c. I, o. b, nllo.it,
.nut 70?i,c. cleiator; Xo, I hottheiii li'iluih,
M'kC I. o. b. alloaf. UiifhuH .-tioiu and act
ive; rloscil slni'ly ,il 'ac. ii"l .nliuiiu'. .M iv
clo-ul M'ii'. ! l'ci'., Ttt'Sic. Coin spot sfeadi;
Xo. 2, diUc, delator, and l.VJi. t, o, b.
flradv at 'jc. net adianie. .Ma) ch-ediinfiv
iiltoai, (iplioiL opined llim and .oUaiK'ed.
Later Pecemlnr ylehlid and clo.ed i-j-y at vie
cluiiRiil piiii-, while May clo-cil '..e. net
lilslicr. May clo-i'd llr'lic.; Pic. 07,'. ti.iN
Spot til in; Xo, 2, 40c. ; Xo, 2. I",,.: So, 2
while. IMISlac,; Xo. :s while, lc; Pack
lnixid western, llilili'.; tiack while. tSallc.
Options k'eneially llim and higher with the
west. lliilli'r Mioins; cieameiy, 17,i2l',aC ;
facioiy, IJ'.ial'i'.a''. ; .hine cicanviy, 17',...i'.22',ic. ;
imitatloii cieanieiy. llalSc,; stain dairy. lS.eilc.
Chee.-i (Juicf: luncy laio,c, Sept., ll'aOilie.;
fanev laise, (111., I'UiiMTkC. ! f-niey small, ept,,
JOUalO'ic: lancy small tKI,, Oljaldi-. tin-
-litn and I'enua., 2i(j27c. ; wo.-dcin, lineandlcd,
22a'.Vi.; wetein, candled, 2l.i27c.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
hicaiii), Ncv. II. ttrciiRlli in ooaito giaiua
both on cash lUil fp( eill.it ile ileuunUH t'iou;ht
nioileralely actho inuketh on the board of
trade today, Pecemhci' wheat limine '.'i,i"'.
hluher; lire ember corn, c. up, ami lleinitlier
oats 'Jie, higher, Pioviilmn uiiihanKed to Mi
lo fi lent higher. Ciih notations wrre ,n
follow!
I'lonr htioiia: Xo. :s tpilni; wheal, ,.id-vj-. ;
Xo, 2 it'll, 7S.i7tc, ! Xo. 2 itun. Ml'.lc i Xo. 2
oil-, llatUac; Xo. 2 while, :ifl.Uiio.; Xo.
:i white, ll',t'.ii:i,ie.; X. 2 i.ie, ou'ic.j lair
to choice maltilii; ballet, .".U.1MV. ; So, 1 ll.iv
teed, Sjl.17; Xo, I lioilliwestein, SI. 17; pilnic
tiiuolhv seed, i-'i.oViafi.lUi inesi iioik, l:ln.il!,W);
laid, ..HlaS.52ij; hoit till, 7,MliS; diy iai.
eil kliouliloiK. 7!4a7'i'C. ; tlioil ileal -hlo-, ,20
aji.iio; wlit-key, 1.:H.
Chicago live Stock Market.
Chicago, Xov. U, Ciiltli'-liri'eipl., 7..J00, in
clmllnir 2-10 TrNaiu mid 100 ieleiii; at lite
ami strom;; Rood to prime, .2.1a,.2.1; poor
to medium, !-.i0.2.1; sioikeis ami feuleit, sui
l.ll.li cows, fl.'.'jat.hil; lielieii, l,,10a.j; can.
Iiei,, fjl.20a2.'J.1; ImlU. il.7'i; labor, Ja
0.2.1; Tci kleei, .Joal; western itecm,
Sj. 1,0.1.1,0.1.
lloRi. HcceipU today, .12.000; lomoirow, 2S.
OiHi; left over, 4,000; ailivn and Hilly fe.
hlRher; HilM'cl ami liuliliei, ?.l.!0a."i.S2',i; Koort
tu clioicn heavy. M.CiOa.l.M; ioiibIi heavy, U.::0.i
,'i..Vi; litflit, 5.2iai.t); inilk of sales, ijl.OOa
S.7.". .
Sheep -ltitelpti, 1.1,0iKl! bheep, tlcady; limbs
sliongir; cood to ihoue utllit-ro. :t lOil.CI;
wctiin sheep, t'latl.'.l; Halite IjiiiIu, f-'.'.iOi
4..TO; westt'ta lambs, el.JJO for feedci-.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
i:.i,t flulValo, Nov. II. -t'allle-Itfi'flpN.
rai; slcadv; l.MU pound fcleeu, ijl.'iO; Hc-ht
lieltt'K, iSVilail.oll; hulU, U.3.UI.M; iuiv, poor,
Wa2.50; calH, "ia".2J; bi,i..ii and ltd calves,
..Wal.OO.
Iloiti llt'cclpt', SO taut ntme, 10al.li. higher;
heaw, Stl.wa.l.liO; lilUid, Va.eia.l.Mi; pj., i-.i.Uj
afi-T'i; loiiftliii, Nia.l.llOj kuks ila.',o.
Slucp anil laml Dllf'iiU's, Hi can, hiiludlng
:; oi i'jiuJ.i-,; stioiu,- for IjiuI-i lop nailic,
l.hOat.,0; tuIN tn sood, M.Soil.WJ; lm, o
ki1h. ijl.JOal.ifl; sheep, easier; lop inlid,
iSl.tOi:i.oi; lair to (jood, JSia.l.Wlj tiillij to kooJ,
ijI,7.1j2.75; handy welhei. SI.OXi:i,7.5; )eaiin'
fair lo e.itra, UAiAiw; heaty cwci. $..2.',3.i.j o;
inKeil cwc ami wetlicrn, HIQaXMi Unida,
lamb, il.Wal.0J.
Oil Market.
Oil City, Xov, ll.-C'irdlt IuUiicm, lanj cer
llliojlcj, no bid. tshlpiueiiti, 02,617; aterage,
W.tOT, lions, 01,370; average, 7J,tJt7,
I
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A--
?t
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
A1ore Titan Hour Lines, ,1 Cent for Bach Extra l.ln:.
Tor Ecnt.
tlilt lll'.XT- Ten loom house, 003 Wyonilnur .ite
mii'i twcnly dollars per month. Apply to
.1. S. Sillier, corner Mllllln atentio unci Mne t.
OKI'ICIIS l'Olt IIIINT IJn second floor Maionlu
hall Imlldlnir. lour I.ane, well-llKhled looius,
Apple to II. II. Catv. in liiillillntf, or .1. S.,
Miller, .Mllllln and Vino,
.()lt HUNT A li.iinlonie new nhmte tcVuhuie.
ccntrallf locatiil lirnr ulieet cur, on n popular
atrniie, rlfilit rooin.t unci liairinNit kllehen, I'll
lor, dliilnir loom, lefopthm hall, ll'llmj ilooiit
between pallor and slttlnu loom and hall unci tai
lor; fhe Inure bedionm-'. tooni haiiil.o!iii'ly pa
prii'il. Stained nlai"i uliiilowt lop mid bottom of
staliuac. Dot kaili i.iiKit' In kilchcn. Ilutler pan
Ity. hoi anil cold water on tlnee lloort. laundiy
nml tubs, luiliaie lu cellar, heat in c.ith loom
in the homo, cement cellar. Inlet: partition?,
tradable cellar, clo.etl rn.il IiIik, sea .out dec
llic Unlit lltiite In each loom, natural hud
wood IhiNh. porch back and front, bay windov
side mid flout, elccllh' boll?, open hath lilt" mid
open nleklc plate plumbhipr. liieilhlno cio-el
In bath loom, sewliiR loom wllli clovt. Thin
Is one of tho li.xl eipilppeil hoine-i In tlio cltv
nlTi'ieil for lent today nt ijlti per month, fall or
iiilihe. 21.1 Hoard of Tinde,
Tor Sale.
rtll.V,
fOll SAI.i; CIIIIAI' I'Tiewnoil, ilon tootlii.-, Ilnf
liois, ho-tiil-, scuitlliu.', elc., fiom old cu;
kiiil.ible tor nil piupiwe-. Jenuliw-, Cciiti.il
Mllie-i fill, bllieiiie tlicel.
D0(l-l I'ttlt SAI.i:i)ne Siolch b'nile i.'bMl
hound well luoko tu inn; one tux ho'iu.l.
1'or price impiim of Wuirin A. Swindle, Ariel, Pa.
I'Olt SAI.i: ( heap; lloise. spiinjr wasou ami
Iniinci-, al .No. 1S20 Cedar aiemie.
FOll SALK Two light sprinp wagoni ami some
hltnew, cheap. Kvans, rear 1132 Lucerne
elreet.
Furnished Booms.
I'lllt lli;XT Xiiely liunlslied loom, all lonte'i
iiiii'i"'; pilvale r.imlly. sit .Miilheny -Heel,
I'f'ltXISIir.H ItOO.MS I'Olt IIKXT. with heal, l-.i"
and bath, tieiillciiieii pteleiied, al .Ito Adams
ateime.
I'lllt l!i:.T-Ofo elenanl Hunt. li"diuniii nil-ni-Jiiil:
also two side hcdtoonit fuiui-hed or
imluiiii-hed Willi uv of lulii. hal and a..H, wllli
ot without bo.iid; l.itr-. moiliiate; ladles m jjent-.
027 Adams atomic.
I'Olt RnXT ruinisli'd front room, with heat,
hath and K.is; near court hon.-i.". s'entl:nian
preferred. Addresit Itoom, Uox 290.
FOIt HKNI' t'uinlliccl loom; heat and bath.
U2j Linden stiect.
Real Estate.
I'Olt SAlii: One note of land, iniprnteil with
nine-room houi': plenty and vailetv of ft nil ;
sooii location in tillage of i'leetvllle. Mis. Olive
I'Tfh, lTectvllle, Pa.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED Table hoarders, llrs. Tompkins, 531
Washington avenue.
Rooms and Board.
A LAIKii; l'ltOXT ltOO.M, with l.oaid. al .121
Adanu avenue. .Suitahlo tor two yuuntc men.
KOOJIS '10 IIUXT, wllh board. bO'i Mulberry
tticct.
Business Opportunity,
STOCK AXD WIIKAV TKADt'.Kil without delay.
Wilte for our special inaiket lclter. I'ree on
application. S. 31. llibbard is Co., members X.
V, Consolidated nml Stock Kxehanse, II and 15
Hroadw.iy, New York. Kstablidhcit 1S0I, Loiii;
W'taiice l'liono 2JSS liroad.
Money to Loan.
$.100,000 TO LOAN Lowest rates; straisht or
monthly pajnicnls. Stark k CcTraders' bl-Js.
AXV AMOUNT OP MONTY TO LOAN Quick,
etrafchl leans or Ituildini; and Loan. At
from i to C per cent, Call on X. V. Walker,
St 1-31.1 t'onnell building.
1 'i '
PITTSTON.
Special to the Seranton Tribune.
I'itMuit. Xov. II, A repoit liuulatc'il Ihion'ih
out thl-, sciiiou Lite hi it n'plit and r tiis mi:i
iuy lo the elKit that Uuuc.i va liie scene of
a niple minder. That Hie lepott wa. iinn.ie
was mtaiiily a stlc.ik ot sural foituue, lor tli to
had been a. i-ciious tifht in a saloon at tint
plate that icsnllcd in tho vviecUint; of the saloin
and the stalihlii: of liuce men. Thoo 'viio
woie IiijtiU'tl who .lo-epii ?l.iefskf, pioptielor
ot tho saloon; -lolui Itii-tie!-;, one of tin pailiil-pint-,
ami a Hind pally whoe li.iiue could not
b" learic'd.
The allaii look place about 0 o'lloik, Ahfl'tt
tilteeu men and sctital woin',i were in Majefs'.ti'.i
saloon, al ilio couirr of C'hlttrr.iicu stieel. 'Ihey
had been ihinl.iin; lively and . ipiauti ain-a
biiwcen two of the men, becau-e of tho b.u.
trndei'-c ielas.il in hand ovci dunks tvlun the
liioiie)' was not foithcomlne;.
All hands pitch, d lu. ( lencheil il.-ts tieie
pushed at no-es and i)es and auuio ot '.lie inoi,,
CM'it.ihto ones Milleii kulie.s ami slashed them
uroiind, slllkiue, wln'ie Ihey could. MajeM.I, Hu
picpihtoi, u atlemptim; to put a quietus or,
llic atlair, came within ir.uh of a knife, nod
leciived a bail ir.i.-li on the back of tho lie id
unit an ugly one douu one of his cheeks. Itu
tlik, one ot Ilio llshteis, aln was stibbed on
tlic head, and tho thinl pattv, name unknown,
was stabled to svcli an otlent a.s to lie con.
lined lo his bed al noon today, v. lien 'ilio Tii'j.
lino man went titer the jceuo, 'the wives of
(no or three of the men v.eie in tlio nloon
at the time, and played the role of peatenukem,
to no avail, Tito of the women sho'ted sljns
of bavins' been in the fujlilj Iheir anus nvio
In nisei and blood-stained,
'Ihe faloon was badly tuickid, the wiudowa
havim; been smashed Willi lock-, the bottles
and kI.w-iv, scooped oil', the litiiif and the
Illinois iK'sinoed, The contents of tho mony
diawcr, iiiiiuuntlns to i!7, wa-, sicuied by
ftUllU'0110.
Tie' ImioiirIi police o(li.'er.s llnally anlviil on
tho scene and tool; tlic pilmipaK in tow. Ihe
IjoioukIi is williout a lockup, and fhe prisouenc,
siten in number, weio taken In the liui;o,,
nfliie and locked up out night, while tuo
Polish polkunill stood uu.llil, This liiointii;
lliiisTcsa lliitlluslon lined each &, which vas
paid. Later ill the day, Helen of Iheiu, .l)ll.l
HuMlik, .lo-oph MI;hock, .Hi in Xaiuock, Aih:it
DlllKola, 1'i.ink Chalk, Stanley linuieiski and
I'runU Mltka, vvtro aircsted on w.iirauls worn
V'ut bifoio 'Krpiiro Motl.ka. The pioaortitor tvn
the saloonkeepei'. The pilsoners Welti all held
under lull to appear nt touil,
A iMinbllni; den, which li.i.s been in full loi.'o
on Water slrcil, thU cily, tver since, last tprki,
tinder the liiaiutieiiitut, it is alleged, of Frank
Tieen, ;i will known Siranton traniblcr, wjs
raldeil by Shorilt llarviy, Depuly Cmnovv an I
Constables IMvis and llone)wiil, nil of Wllkcs
lliue, lif nluhf, i-lioiily before II o'clock,
Twcbfl I'li-onirs and tho entile p.iiaphernili.i,
valued at about jivi, cor.lUalod.
Several eaini's writ) on vviuoi the shciifl aii'l
lib ptjsco .swooptil down on the Joint, called
Ihe ttaine and falliiicd in the foutcnU of tic
"piisy," while the Iniiulrs, thiitiru in num.
ler, iiuiilrdlv nude ti si.iiih for some: avenue
of e-iape. hut luuml lliein well guarded ly
the thcrllt'd as.ii.t.nils. Ttvn ol tho iimntcs,
however, ininasid to KCt out, hut one of tlicin
v.j, iLletled and notllied tu be on hand nt tho
licaliic. Tlio sillier, who U sahl to he ore if
Ihe slickest f Siraiilou'o Kambleii.', nunaKt'd
.lip away tnmollu'd. and after lie i.ili.;rs
and their piiioneu had ilipatled fiom llic pic,',
Is said to have slipped hack into the joint end
etilVOcd tlio icuuliu.
Aldeiiiuii luifclMi was lapped out of bed aid
tailed to hts otlive Id ulie the piisoueis a
hcailn. 'Ihey wtie held under bail. Major
Corcoran thowol Mi hand when ho appealed
on tho Hciie and entered hall for tome of I ho
KiiuMcis for a, fuither hcailnj: todiy Utoic
Atdciiiun I'ollock at W'llkrs-lljric. Onen lljly
fuinUheil Ihe lull tor tlio iciiuludc.
About :) o'clock this inoinlns (he contiiUs of
tho loom, lucludiuj a Ijio lay-out, u roulette
Ia3 -'
,A,U A.'.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
l3RUE.
Help Wanted Male.
WAXTI'.D- A llrcliuii. Apple nr Cirlui"' si one
t.nd.
WAXTKII-A Itilitlil toy ithoiil 17, ittiuil I'tltieu-
Hon anil hatiiltvillliiL', for enalids and oltl"
wo' Is niitnl thalite for .ultaneemelil; stale n'je,
sal.ity and full particulars. .Moiitan, Tilhiun' oliliv
A tiOOll STIIOXII IIOV, at oneo. I!, .las. liuei
let, Who Stiern.t, irar ol .ill l.m kawanna
nvriuie.
SALAIIV ami tominUlon will lie paid capable
men to villcll hanlc iicmiuiiIs. llcfeteii; "
trciulieil, Aildio-s. Ilo.t II, Tribune ofilce.
WASTUD-llciinin bo) us waller. Xetv Wjom
Inir, lit Wyoming iiveijue.
WAXTIIil- cLitonaker for llr( ila-s wotk.
Sleadv lob liv week or pleio lor u (fiiocl III'"
ihanic. Aihhe..' SVlioll, Ilio Tailor. west
llroatl sticil, lleliilehc'iu, I'a.
ANTIlb lliislneM iu.in.mpr al Pu.mloii; .iluy
!I,.V)0 veailv: iHjii i.i.h and calbfaelnry Hi
rienees leipihed; position peinianeni; oppoitiui'
liv tu iiKieaso liiconic: ioiuiiieiil.il leler.'nie
liiinbhed. Aililii'is, ISutolllee llos 2.-1. 1'lill.t
delphla, I'a,
A IIAN'K leiiuile.s Ilio awNlanteof tvviiwi'll'ilressfil.
capable men lo solltll mvIubs ate mini.-; lef
eienies ieiitlrcd. box 10. this cfllie.
WANTi:i)-llv leadiiitr I'lilladelplila lioiw;. first
ela MloMtian, to sell kciu'IoI line of W'
to Hie ii'lall trade, ono who has an acipiainlani'
pteliiiedi inil-t hate lie-l tefiieiue anil i be aoie
to liuiiMi honil. Addi-s '. II. box 2o, 1'lnl.i
(lelphla. Help Wanted Female.
MANTCll- A miitillo aticd hon-ekeeper. Al'pl.v
'I'l., .it. u U',1,.1.. i it,. lliu. r
i"lll" iiinil'i i tiii'iiiii),'
ANIi'.ll-liul lor Ki'iicr.'il liuii-rvvoik.
Call at
.Vil Apple attune, lltmmoic.
WAX'li:i A sill or iiiidtlli-asetl woman In do
general hnu-etvoik; eond w.tees lo suitable
liei-on. Apply lo Mrs. .1. M. Sherwood, .leinivn.
WANTKl) -liiiis lor hotel woik. wulliesi'e 'V,
lioii't-woik and laundri"-. I.ail.aivaim.i
Akpiii). 21:: Me.irs liuildhi'.'.
1'JITY OPLIIATOIIS WANTIIIi-Meatly won.
BiiJianlciil. W. Ii. HecP k sou, :W0 Adjtus
avenue.
WAXTi:H-(;itl can set me steady, pmrttahle tin
plot incut by calling al 212 Me.ns ISiiiWinS
WAXTKD-flltt for general housework at Walton.
Address II T.. cue Tiibune. .
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of tlte Follow
ing' Drug- Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
Af.DKRT &01UI.TZ. comer Mulbiiiy
sheet and Wplislcr atenne.
til'STAV l'iCHKL, 0C0 Adams avenue.
West Side
0i:0llt:i: W. JC.XKIXS, lol s,,nlh Main
aieitue.
South Seranton
lTti;U L. TLUI'l'i:, 72'M.iilai aiemie.
North Seranton
t)i:o. W. DAVIS, coiner Xntth Main
avenue and Maiket slrc'l.
Green Ridge
ciiAiji.r.s p.
.IU.NTS 1.117 bickvm
a venue.
.1, JOHN'S, Mrt fiteen l!idj;e dieel.
C. LOItKXZ. coiner IVa'hiimion ave
nue and Marion sheet.
Petersburg
W. II. KN'KPITX. 1017 lit lie,' awtrt.
JOunmorc
,i. u. boxi: i SON".
Wanted.
WANTKIl Pair dtlvii'K hotse.-'i niiisl bo Hi li.it, t
hlsli, sniinil and not afraid of tar-. Addit-s
st.ttini; plice, lloiseiuan, cue Tribune.
11 AN'TKD rmul-hcil room, rcntially leated,
moilein and in plicate family. I, Tiibune
Ollice, city.
WANTKI) Cood .secoiid-haud fuinaie, vtill pay
iah. Adihe-s l.urk llox ISO, Siranton, Pa.
Strayed.
CA.Mi; TO MY l'l(i;.MIhl' ill'. Owner c.u
have suite on pmvin;; pioptil) and p.i.viu
rNpeine-, Andiew t'ieoiue, 11. ,V II, lliea., ,',
JetniMi.
Miscellaneous.
LADIES' A1LMCXTS TIII-'ATLI): all t.He; pii
vacy; special Ui's cue. Medical Home, 777
Washington SI., litillalo, X. Y.
win el. poker tables, chips, i.uiN', and .t wv.
stoiked snliho.inl, weio loadul on a waynu and
taken In Ihe county seat.
Just who lliu ptl-oiuis wcie was known only
In tho-o on the inside until the heaiinu' tills
afternoon befoie AMciiii.ui Pollock, when It
was li'iiiticil lh.it the w.iir.inls loiit.inietl the
lollowiu!; iianies: Ailhiir K. I.tue, of Sir,int,.i;
.lo-eph lllll.ovilih, propilelor ,il ihe Huh l loth
ll.K hoil'c of this cll.v; M, J. Iluckley, Janitor
of Muslo hall; l.io l.aian, n well known .Mitiier
man of this tit); Joint Ilo.t e, son of ,1. .1,
Doyle, piupiittor of Hie Wyoming lalley hold;
John Mailey, Jules Van. un. Owen ,1. I.aily. John
William-, Al. Sihultz, t'li.ules Moill.s and JjIiii
(.'in ley. All weio pitsent oMcpt ihe l.ulei tvvj.
This cites il.-i: In the stt-piiioii that these mill's
no Ik tltU.it-, mid that Ihe n-.iI oci.-'ons ale Iwo
of the lily's Irailiuir oflicials, At litis Iieaiiu.'
.Major Con hi jh, nf litis til), at;atii ilcmonstiai d
his podtloli on the viie ipi"-llon hi olnu ball
for all Ihe inl-onci?.
Dhlllct Attoiney .l,,ins u.is in utli'l.d.lIKe ll
the he.alnii' and slated Ihai after haviitu' had
coiisullalion Willi Iho judges tu the lout!, I.t
vtould ask tint the piionei.s In) held I'lltlcr hail
a-, wHiic-sce in a tae whlili would ho piepai'.'d
aeaiiiit Ilio piipllelor of the plaie, I'red Tn'"i.
Ho mar be line, led in Seranton lonishl.
II has been kpot.'n for snie time I hit His
eaiiiWInir juini ha lu'eit in opciaiioii on Water
sllcet, one of the main tnoroujlifaies ol ll.o
cily, Jiiil Ii has continued williout any moles.
tilion Irom the cily authorities, ivupilus .t
li'ijiictl Hid tcteial monlln iiv,o, At Will,
Dane, (Ills ailciiionu, II was said thai Ihe s'terilf
mini on conipliint of a well kmn.n I'iltit.ni
vvouiin, whoso Itushand his been the lo-ir of
coii.iilei'able iiiomy III tlio plaie. The ltiir
vtas the I. ilk ol the entire it v ludav.
)r, (', W. Prnvo.i, of this till, and Ml..s Sun
TMi, of Wllkivllane, weio unlteil lu malilcjo
at. (lie home of the luidc's pan nls at hWh
noon toda). It was a imlct vveildlni.', owlit'j lo
tliu lllui'-l of the luidc's Itlothci, nod only Iho
liuuiiillalo idalivcs of tliu toiilracilns pallid
weio in atlcuilaiicc. Dppeiiheliu's oiilu'slr.1 fin'
nbhed tho inu,!.'. 'llic Initio was atlliei) it
violet I'lainine, liinmied wllh llii.sl.in lice. lb',
ami Mil. I'lovost will icslde at West l'Ut-l"'i.
John HilllJiiis, of Wyomlmt uveuiie, We-t
I'llUton, ii'iehrtl severe hums lu his luudt
ind sli'jhl buias lo his fate while at v.oil, in
the Jleil Ash vein of Hie llvefer lollhi), 'In -
day afternoon.
John It. (iconic, a well known tlocuiioiiUl of
Wilki'if'llaiie, will he iho ronduelor ot holh u
sinus of the eMeihhoil to be held In the Vi'ii-h
CVinsicij.itloual chuich heir. 'Hunk .giv ma .a
tciiioou ami ivciilliy.
Tlie Yoiui',' Min'o ChlittUll .lKOeiatioll hlskt
hall team will open ihe n.iwn heie with i
name with Ihe Ninth rei!U(.rni team In Aliuo-v
lull, l'llday I'V-enln;, IN. o.
(ieoige WHIIjiiis, a toloied ceiitKiiini, who
has couducieil a Ijjiber shop on Luzerne uvc
nue, West I'llhton. for serial .wjii, hi, ihs.
Iciil ol I'fs Jlock und livtitiv lu MesiU. u
KUiliu Xuiicle ami P. II. Lilly, two well known
liJiL'tis of this place. Tho new mm look pit
cmIoii at once and Mr. Williams will open J
sheii in Millioiuire.
v
."'faiUs-C .', . -ft.'.uy T-.u; ;..
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Tin i Pour Lines, 6 Cent tor Gnclt IMrs l.lri;,
PROFESSIONAL.
SJV'fc-'W'
Cortifled Public Accountant.
KHWAIHl 0. Si'At'l.DINtl, SJ TIIADIillS tlANK
llulhllii.-.
Architects.
LimAiiii ii, davis, "aikTiiiTixt, (.xxi:i,r,
lltllhlllli.',
l'miiir.iiitic i iiuow.v, aiicii. ii.. itii.vb
'.,laln lAtlul".'! I"''. 11 Wa.hlimton live.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. IIAIIIHXd, CM COXNTXI, lltllLDIN'O.
DcntiBts.
mi. c i:. i;ili:ntii:ii(Ii:ii. paili iiijimiino,
Spruce street, M ranlon.
Ult. C. C. LAIilACII, n.1 WYOMIXll AVUSHB.
Lawyers.
IilANIv II. IIOVLi;, ArrOIINiiY-AT.LAU'.
glooms 12. II, 10 and IS lluir 11111111101;.
1'. It. ill At; V. A'lT'Y, (OMMOXWHALTH IlLDIL
i. ii. iii:plo(ili:. attoiim:v-loash xit.o.
tlaled on leal citato security. Jlears lliilldlnii,
inner Washliiitton avenue mid Spiute sticet.
WILLAIIH, WAIIIIIIX .V KXAPP. AiTOIIXI'.IH
and coun-ellors-at-law. Jlepuhlican llulldiiis,
tta.hluKlon iiteuue.
DsLP k .IKS'-rp, AITOIIM'.YS ANi) COL'V-M-Ilm
k-.ii .l.m-. Coniinoinvcallh building. Itooms
I'l, 20 and 21.
DDWAIII) W. TTIAVIllt. AITOIIXI'.Y.
W1.MSJI, )i ii,,,,,-, ),.:1.s liinMlm;.
DOOMS
L. A. WATIIP.S. AiTOIIXi:Y-AT-r,AW, IIOAIIl)
of Tiiule llulhliiij;, Nianton, Pa.
I'ATri'.II.HlX k WII.CO.Y, TKADKIl'S XATIOXAI,
Hank liuildhi'
C. tOJIKOYS. U-l.t KIIPITILICAN I1U1I.U1X0.
A. W. llllKTIIOI.l", OITiCi: .MOVHD TO XO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons,
ins. w. p. ali.i:x. :.i:t xoiitii wasdinhtox
avenue.
Hi:, ti, W. L'AMOHHACX, Oliicr. ::::n wash-
. inslon avcnui'. Ilisidenie, J3I3 .Miilheny.
llnoiili illscut-y, luns, henil, kidneys and
Keiilto-uiiuaiy oigans a specially, llouis, l
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Restaurants.
Till: P.LK ('AIT, 12.1 AND 127 I'HAXKLIN AVK
mi,'. Dates icasouahle.
P. ZIIT.f.r.It, Piopiietor.
StitAXTOX HOli:, XKAR 1)., L. k W. PAS
sinner depot. Conducted on the Kuiope.tu
plan. VICTOR, KOCH, 1'ioprietoi.
Scavenger.
a. d. itniotss cli;axs privy vaclts axi
ce-s pool-: lei dor; only Improved pumps used.
A. II. nilRKS propiietot. Leave onlcrs ltoO
Xoilh Main avenue, or Licke's driiB store, cot
iter Adams and Mulbeny. llotli tciephones.
Seeds.
(I. P.. CLARKi: .V 10.. SIXnSMKN" ANT1 XUR--ei)mtu,
slote 201 ishingfou avenue; sietu
h.'ii,.-e. 3100 Xotth Main avenue; stoic tele
phone. 7.-2.
Wire Screens.
JOSLPII KflVITLL, RI;AR .111 I.ACKA. AVI:.,
s'ciautoii, Pa., ntaiiutacruier ot Who Seteens
Miscellaneous.
insr.s-MAKiNT: ron cmi.m:ENT to oriu-.r:
nl-o ladies w.iisu. l.oui-e shoeinaker, 212
Adams atenue.
3ii:(i.it(ii:i: hros., pius'itus' supplils, i:x-
velopes, piper bags', twine. Warehouse, l:?l
WusIiIiimIoii avenue, Seianton, I'a.
Tin: wiLKLs-iiARRi; Diroini cax hi: had
Iii Suanton at the news stands of Ilebmau
llios-., 400 spiuce and fill.'.' Linden: M. Koitno,
::22 laukavvanna arcutie; I. S. h'chiitzcr, 211
Spruce street.
Situations Wanted.
SITt AilON WAS'IT.I) bv a Ihst-ila." coachiui'i,
with -i piivate lannly; ihoioiiKhly iiud.'r
sl.imls tlic business; sober and lcliahlc. and a
caitful ihitei'i iclircltees, Addiess K. J., Ill'"
ollkc.
tOOK wants situation; lcfiremes if icipilied.
Vdihess Aiuistioiiir. 320 Centic slieel.
lllKiljlvliDPIDI, cxpei t, open to make cncMKcuiPiit
I0 tour boms daily; toinpelcnt and aicu.
tafe; master any set of books; good ivllntnr;
cxeeplion.il tefeienies; salary Wi per mouth.
Addre-s "Chailes," Tribune ollice.
MIIlllI.i:-Alii:i .MAX fiom countiy: tlioronqbly
leliable: no think or tob.iom Inhits; wishes
position a Janitor or t.-.te ttentleiuaii'.s resldeie e,
or bain man; itionniitli l.oioimtn. Wiite, 1,
W. Wibon, K'OCial dellvei).
.MTl'AiiOX WAXTIill Hre-Jinaker would llk.i
ciiKastliients hy Ihe day. Addicts ,"ll Adams
avenue.
A YOI'.MI .MAX would like to set -nine place in
win It evriilniM In hotel, icstuuiant or Kioiety
stoic: not afraid ol woik. Addiess, Chaille, Tiili.
nue Ofllie.
WANITD A position a sliiiomapher by u j-ntuns
ladv; will he sine to site salisfaitioii, A I-the.-,
j,. A., Tiibune Olllee.
SITI'AiiON' vASTi:i)-lly a lady lo take wn.li.
in;; honie. Can bullish Hie best ol cltv icfi'i-
iiiie. Athlii'ss, .Mis', II., 210 South hvins aveiiiic.
Srn'Ai'K'N' M AN'TUD .vouna; lady wllh emc
knowleifeo of ph.ii'iiiacy tlcsires position in
tinny sime. Salaiy mi objci i. P., Tribune Oflicis
fit).
WANTIiH Uy Hiir.ed, eduealed gill, position as
homo or iiavcliiur companion to old or yowii
lady. Apply in I'. ". ui'f ot iillniue.
slliAilOX WAXiivH us cook ami lamuhess, r,r
iIoIiik uenci.il hou-cwoik, C. M., 2117 llilclit.
on avenue,
i:xi:pi;iiiiixci:i thavllini; sai.p.smax warns
portion Willi BOol leliable hou.e, on (he io.nl
or local. He.-t rcfeieiut- Kiviii. W, ',, Tiiburo
llflltc.
A WOMAN' wauls place as took in boardlnj
hiuiso ol' sinill hold, wheie she can ban
her hoy lo do i boits and so I" school, .iMtf4
M. M., Trihune olllee.
A YOL'N't. l.AHV, capiblu of roiniii nnllng i
fine tiaie, de.iies .1 position ill slote, r.
iliapety and shade dtpailincnt, Addiess H. s. , ,
iiihuuo oflice,
Financial,
New York nml Ontario Land Co
XOTKT IS Id'.fUTlY (ilVPX Ih.t ihe .V.-.v y.t'
and Ontario Laud touipuii)' will, on the lost
day ot I'tbiiiaiy, W, lak, o;j and itdeeui ii:
ui Hie lioudi now ouuiauillm; btited under th
liuiilKJet' or 'had ol trust, ilalcd Jan. tth, 16' 0.
cxciuteil by Iho raid tuiiipany n Ihe Ccnlr I
iitisl tomiianv, ot Xetv Voik, us Iriisleo, by
paving for each suili t'ond Ihe sum of live luiii
tlied an.) 111!) t1W) dolMi and all luiere.t ai
limit lo the aid dale. Pa)iient will he nuo-i
in picseiilatioii of .ii'l bonds ami all impiH
coupoin, at Hie oflitc of Ihe central Tnist coin
pany, of Xi-vv Yolk, No, .11 Wall slieit, in Hit
illy of New or!..
Xlfu YORK e. HNTMIIO I Vil COMI'VNY,
A, L. l'AI(MKI,i:i', Tuasuier.
Xevv Yoik, July Jl. l'J0.
LEGAL,
IX IIP: li.ulc ol Joseph Ii. liilkflc, hie of thl
Lcroujli ot Huuinoic.
Ltitcia Icstaliieutaiy upon Iho uhou li.llln c
Citato. liavii'S ''ecu utantid lo the iindeijijij.'l,
all persons lining tl.iioi., or lUniands ajalntt tm
said estate will present them tor u) incut,' am
those ludthlcd thereto will make iuuucdUlo py
inenl to Marion (jlllette. cxeeutrh.
II. (. Itl'.YXOLI)?.
' Attorney tor INlJlo.