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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-FHXDA, JAMAH 24, 1902
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
DISASTER AT
COXEY MINE
One Alan Killed Several
Severely Wounded Other
Pittston News Notes.
Special to tlic Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, Jan. 23. Tho Coxey mine of
the Lehigh Vullcy Coat company, hIUi
nted on North iMulii Btrcct, nenr Pitts
ton Junction, wiib tho ncenc of ti most
Kerlous oxplonlon just about noon to
day, which resulted In tho death ot ones
young man find serious Injury of four
others. Tho victims are:
BKXMAMIX MAVIS, ot 28 Harney sticot, Wilkes
Banc, single man, aged 23 .Venn; fatally
1 burned mill Injuicd; died nt I'lttslon hospital.
EDGAR I.AX'aAX, ol Noilli Shin street, Pitts
ton, aged IS j cam', seriously buriinl about
face, neck and hands; lioily bruised.
THOMAS JOXKS, u( Knit Northampton slicel,
Willcs-Biuo; burned about exposed por
tion, condition t.ci loirs; unmarried nun; aged
56 j cars.
JOHN" LKWK, of Plains township, n oung nun,
linnidiricd! slightly btirncil about face .mil
hands. Taken to his home.
JOsKPII 1 Ill'ltKi:, of X'nrlli ri.inl.lln lrcol,
Wilkes-Kane, foimeily of Wllkca-Itjrio; 1111
iiidiricd; aged 23 .M'ars; bums ery serious
about exposed part", bad contusions about
tho he.id. Tal.ru to Wllkcsdlanc. hospital.
As will he seen by the above, the
victims are mostly nil residents of
WUItes-Uarre. i'hey were members of
one of the Valley Coal company's en
Kineei corps, and were at work today
In the Coxey mine. They arrived at
the Coxey .shaft about S o'clock this
morning, and, accompanied by Flro
Boss Jerry Mooney, set out to perform
soilio of their regular posting work. At
the time ot the accident they had just
finished surveying In an abandoned
chamber within 200 yards of the foot
of the shaft. Flro Boss Mooney warned
tho engineers not to enter any other
chamber until ho proceeded to at-cer-tnln
the condition aa to gas. Retiring
from the one chamber the men pro
ceeded up the gangway, Mooney lin
gering behind to place a wooden rail
In front of tho chamber they were just
leaving so that no tnie might enter be
cause there was a little gas theie.
The rest of the men loitered along
the gangway awaiting Mooney, but
one of the number walked a little
ahead of the others and thoughtlessly
stepped into tho next chamber. Im
medla'tely there was an explosion.
There was apparently not much gas
in the place as the explosion was light
and did but little damage to the Inter
ior of the mine. The chamber was a low
one and this probably accounted for
the serious work of the small accum
ulation. Employes were at work in
tho mine as usual and hurried to the
scene to give assistance to tho burned
men. who were taken to the surface
and .their burns dressed. Ambulances
WercTsecured from nearby collieries to
assist in moving the. Injured.
It was plainly evident that Davis'
condition was critical and his head
had come In contact with a piece of
timber when thrown by the force of
the explosion, and the skull was frac
tured. He was hurriedly taken to the
Pittston hospital but died 10 minutes
after reaching there.
Young Langnn is a son of the late
mine foreman, James Langan, whoge
body Is among those entombed in the
Twin mine since the big cave-In or a
few yeais ago, He Is a brother of City
Engineer James Lnngan and resides
with his widowed mother on North
Main street.
Davis, whoso Injuries resulted fa
tally, had been in the employ of the
Valley company only since last Mon
day, and lived with his widowed
mother In WIlkes-Barre.
The Coxey mine, wherein the acci
dent occurred, is only a recent posses
sion of the Lehigh Valley Coal com
pany, having been purchased by them
from the Seneca Coal company. It is
one of the mines In the district In
charge of Superintendent Thomas
Thomas, of "Wllkcs-Barre. The work
ings of the Coxey adjoin the Ill-fated
Twin shaft, where the BS men were en
tombed a few years ago, tho openings
of both shafts being within 200 feet of
ench other.
Thero has been no Increase in the
number of small-pox cases here within
tho past few days, and it Is earnestly
Hoped the spread has been permanently
checked. Dr. Mulhollnnd, of tho Pitts
ton 'health board, has suggested the
establishment of a hospital for the Iso
lation of tho cases and suggests tho
old.brick building on North Main street,
formerly occupied by tho Rico Carriage
Spring factory. The snnltnry commit
tee of tho "Wilkes-Barro board of health
visited West Pittston today and ex
pressed themselves well pleased with
tho condition of nffalrs there. Persons
traveling on the Traction cars between
Kingston and WHltcn-Barre are now re
quired to show ccrtllleates of vaccina
tion. "Word was received hero today of
tho death at Columbus, O,, of John
Healey, formerly of BturmervUle, Kxe-
ter borough, that he had died there of
small-pox. Healey left hero a few
weeks ago, having joined the United
States cavnlry.
While alighting from a train a few
days ago, Terry Brndlgan, the well
known base halllst, sprained an ankle.
Tho second Young Men's Christian
association basket ball team of this
place were defeated at Armory hall,
Willies-Biure, last evening, by tho
score of 26-1,
City Solicitor O'Brien has secured
Judgment against twenty-four Main
streot property holders who havo ne
glected to pay tho assessment for street
paving In front of their properties.
Robert Parry has moved his house
hold effects from "West Pittston to
Dunmoro.
Anthony Saplego, a miner, was in-
YOUR 1TATW"lUbeai
strong as
ours If )u try
Shlloh's
Consumption
f M od ours is ta strong we
l j LI I C suaranteescureorrefuud
free trial bottle if you write for It.
6HIl,OIl'S costs 23 cents and mill cure Cou
tuiupUou, Pneumonia, Bronchitis aud all
Lung Troubles. Will cure a cough or cold
In a day, aud thus prevent serious results,
It has been doing these tilings for 60 years.
8. C. Wells & Co.. Le Roy. K Y.
Karl's Clover Root Tea corrects the Stomach
stnntly killed by n fall of rock In the
Exeter mine yesterday. Ills neck wan
broken.
FOREST CITY.
Special t0 ie scMiilon Tribune.
Forest City, Jan. 2.1. The second an
nual nmuittet and social of tho L. C. I).
A. last evening wan by far the largest
social function of tho year and It will
long ho pleasantly remembered by the
participants. Five hundred persons
were present. Tho social was held In
tho opera house and tho banquet perved
In tho dining rooms In Muchltr.'s new
hotel. Both places were elaborately
decorated with potted plants, evergreen
and bunting. Miss Kute Rlerdon. of
Scranton, was musician and Joseph
Walker of Curbondulc prompter.
Among the guests of tho evening were
n. large number of young people from
other towns. The ladles made ample
PICTURE
Can you
China?
find
arrangements for the large crowd nnd
among the other meats provided were
300 pounds of turkey.
The Republicans have nominated the
following ticket: Auditor, three years,
T. A. Suydam; auditor, two years, E.
A. Wukeileltl; auditor, one year, S..J.
Jennings; poor master, S. May; high
constable, J. W. Jones; First ward
Council, R. W. Taylor; school board,
II. Hoggarth; constable, Alfred Trovor
thnw; Judge of election, D. J. Jones;
Inspector, W. II. Jones. Second ward
Council, L. Decker; school board, E.
B. Edwards; constable, J. G. Wescott;
judge of election, J. M. Brown; Inspec
tor, J. C. Waters.
Tho funeral of Theodore L. Horton
took place yesterday at 11 o'clock. Ser
vices were conducted in the Episcopal
church nnd Interment was made ot
Pleasant Mount. Mr. Horton died on
Monday. He was 61 years of age and
Is survived by his wife and live chil
dren. Mrs. W. D. Owens, Mrs. L. J.
Wells, Ernest, George and Edward
Horton.
A. J. Lowile lias retired from the
firm of A. J. Lowrle & Co., clothiers,
and J. Joseph Will continue the busi
ness. AV, S. Hasklns has sold his laundry
business to E. A. Randall and Howard
J. Honan who will take possession the
first of the month. Those young men
are hustlers and doubtless make the
business a success.
Eight Forest City men, Messrs. Joe
Bucinele, Joe Podboy, Lawrence Cis
niick, Valentine Kuress, Joe Dobl'sh,
Julius Polesneck, Angelo Francisco
nnd lgnoc Kaller left this week for the
Klondike region. This will make
twelve Forest City miners who have
gone in search of itches In the Yukon
region.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. George Mnt
tlson, n son.
Frank Walker has returned from a
three years' service In the regular
army. He served In Cuba, China and
the Philippines.
John W. Jones and John Culloghon
are In Indianapolis representing the
Forest City locals In tho II. M. AV. of
A. convention.
The semi-annual convention ot the
Jefferson branch union of Christian
Endeavor was held In the Presbyterian
church here today. "Revive" was the
convention topic. The morning ses
sion began at 10.:)0 with a quiet liour
In charge of Rev, R. L. Clark. Row W.
Holllnshcd, pastor of tho church, wel
comed the delegates. After a respnutP
by J, Ay. Lowry business was trans
acted for an hour and Rev. Cj-In
Leo of Carhoudule closed tho gosn'on
with a talk on "Practical Christianity."
Tho main addresses of the afternoon
v.ere by Rev. D. L. Meeker on "The
Endenvot's Need." If Christ Should
Come Tomorrow," by Ruv. C, C. Gil
lett and "Wo Would See Jesus" by Rev.
C. C, Mackley, An address on the
"Value or Influence" will bu given by
Rev. E. J. Morris, of WIlkes-Barre to
night. HALLSTEAD.
Special to tb Etrauton Tribune,
Hallstend, Jan. 23, Mr. Ileauyler has
been employed by the board of health
to shoot all cats anil ilogn on or about
tho premises at tho house where tho
smallpox patients tiro quarantined. He
Is tin export, and only uses ono cart
ridge for a victim. Today ho made a
few bhots and everyone told, Four
dogs und several cats s,yns the result,
Tho sick are al considered convales
cent, nnd the board of health must be
complimented for confining the disease
and taking all precautions,
Charles Halght and J, Uenrdou. of
Blnghamton, N, T., are registered at
the Mitchell house.
At the caucus held by tho rtepubll
cans at the ofllce of C. S, Crook, on
Main Btreet, the vigilance committee,
Messrs. W. W. Slmrell, John Crook and
C, YV, Banks, announced as candidates
the following gentlemen, to bo Voted
foe at the election on February 18, 1S02;
For uudltor, B. W. Lawrence; council,
B. B, Huiidrlck, William Kuoeller,
Frunlc Arnold, two years; poormnster,
M. 8. Lowe: school directors. li. M.
Scotten, W, B. Barnes; constable,
1 Bamuel Suekett; udge of election, C,
4 U vX X -fV V--. rt,
ft 6j1 2i 7N rvX X 'i63ro. i5&
Br Van Wormerj Inspector of election,
John Cotidlnglon.
The Democratic raticus will 1Q held
tit Hooks hall on Saturday, January 25.
Warren a. Sltrirelt's appointment ns
postmaster nt this place was confirmed
by tho sonnto today. Ho Is a gonial
gentleman, and undoubtedly will look
after the oltlcc to the satisfaction of nil
the people of this town nnd vicinity.
NEW MILFORD
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Now Mllford, Jan. 23. At tho Repub
lican caucus meeting on Tuesday even
ing tho following olllcers were nomi
nated: Justice of tho peace, C. M,
Shclpi auditor, F. CL Inderlled: con
stable, Clmrlcs Culver; high constable,
John Turner! councllmcn, L. Everett,
D, IIiiEcr, Bert Van Busklrk: school
directors, .lamest Haydcn, S. V. Trum
bull; Judge of electlbn, H. J. Tiffany;
Inspector of election, II. Blaudlng;
poormnster, J. Kcltehor.
Miss May Rose Is spending a few
weeks In Blnghamton.
Miss Lena Spencer visited Bingham-,
ton' friends last week.
Stephen Decker Is suffcrins: with
diphtheria.
The young ladles of this place guve a
dance at the opera house thin evening.
Tho Women's Chrlstlun Tcniperance
union conducted a ten-cent supper nnd
PUZZLE.
here the Empress of
entertainment at the home-of Mrs. C.
M. Shelp this evening.
WELSH HILL.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Welsh Hill, .Ian. 2.1. Tnoidaj 's caucus was an
exciting oi?.
The wind and rain on Tuetljj piou-d a regu'ar
January lliau liemc, slush. .'
V.en tlie rop!i of this icmnti' iiluii mo bidng
ai dilated. We inut bn uplo-d.itc.
-Miss Annie l.lo.id, of Siiaiilnn, if i-illii(r lr
mother, .Mi. Kiniucl r.lojd.
IIm John Wdtklni in mi the i(I"; ll-l.
We nie mou, to huu .1 new pintum-tei.
Mi. IV. 1).. .Ioiipm ciiteiLilni'il the l.idii-V A'd
at iliiiiitT, )ctfii,iy.
Ml,.. Alvlia I)aii U,u tcluimd fiuin ftianNui,
and ! ihc tfiit of In.) nle.c, Jlis. I). J. Moi in.
Mi. I., lliiiuicll, of Si anion, and .Mis. ItUhnrd
l.loul. of f.'aibondah me Nilln;; th'jli iiairnf,
Mr. and Mi, ltliliaid l.i is. of tbli place.
Jllcltan! On-uu., ulirt ii-unlly fell ficui a lo id
of h.iy, -sliiUug mi bN head and -.hoiihb-ii., K
doing well, c mi, Melius hK adiaiict'd .ic.
Owhnr to the (In-lnu; of Hie IlaVtead -ami flieat
ISeml nhiiol-. Pint. Jnhii KIcli.mli l at limuc
airaln. I'lof. ltkhanN is osir pupul.ir iMiidld.i e
for Mipeiliileiident of the Mi-ijitclid'ui I oi.iil
sehmi.
OLD FOR6E.
Jo-eph Iloblnoii i innfliifi! to his hui.ie bj a
fexeie attack nt pleuiUj.
Jlliectur UobeiL John-oil i-Ilt1 Ihc bmoiiali
sclivoK on Moudai,
JII-.1 Ilattli liiake p(llt Mind i. with filrnib
at (,'laik'K (iiccii.
Mi-. CIiiiIo.h lleikei, of ttnit.iTn. who lui l,pcn
ir!tliig at Ihc home of hci fatlin in-l.i'.v fri
tho past few e"l;, gae With to (win Imji Mi
l'lldav, Jan. 17.
The horoiiuli fiho'nK i opened on Monday
morning, alter being closed a week uii anount of
tmalbpos. A uuii'lisr of chllOien weie i or u.
milted on aiciiiint of thtli lot l.!njr xarviintteU.
.Mm. Su.Mlei, of leiklle. w.H the guuit of
her aid r, -Mr-. John 'lhoru'.on, duiln? the veck.
I . T&eafoical
TODAY'S ATTRACXJ.ONS.
ACAlllIMY 1'i.inUi' U'.iipentcr tiaiipiny.
teri.oou aiicl ulnhi,
hTAIt- Mi i Nc.v iik, ji." Aftiiuoon
nifcla.
At-
nd
"My Friend from India."
"Mj Kilend fiom India" Is one of thus pla.vs
tint was mitten Ju-t lu mike people lauuli, aim
If Ihcie vv.li any nthei nbjnt it wild lost lj i';lit
li'li.ic tlio wilier had pime.'ded vny far in Ids
v o.k. Mis, Carpenter apd her innii.iny ap.
pc-ltd well eipidl lu the mcjslon, i.ud Jeie t.'lidj
III the leading p.nt win given nuothei- cluiue m
thuw bow funny he can be. The peclaltl-s In.
duded llbhtiuted mugs that were uunlderably
bitter than die imuIIv com at n 111, 20 and '')
lent p.'ilorniaiue, but the calihj pait of this en I
of tha evening's piogidiuine wus leiuleied by Mill
Ciipciiter heifelf and the little coluied bov in
n toug and lake walk,
Toplght Hie Xfiy houlh" N aiiio"iucd .mil
ioiietiti of Miss Cdipeiiter will be given lu ever
lady dtleiidlug.
"Miss New York, Jr."
I'nr tho iHiialndcr cf this week the ntluithui
at the (tar will bo "Jlbn Xevv YoiK, Jr.," which
cpxiud Its engagement jesteiday ufteinoon. "Hlr
'tlioinus' icieptlon" Is Ihc mine ot an cntertal.v
tug ((.inaction villi v.lilcli th piogianimo openr,)
i.-l dining wive'; a nuinlici ot nvv ongs weic
(Slvdi.
Then, tamo (lie dio In which Larrv Ciauc is
(lie of the Mar feature!, lie doea bomo i rally
vvoi.deilul palmini.-, Mioity DeWlt, a nildg't
tlura feci .,i;li, an Lillian DolVJtt did n mv
iJUBlubl) nit, ,. u closing feature of (ho per.
foiliidncc a fcklt entitled "Loop Hie Loop" was
sIvjii, Ti'c peiloiiniiiue wilt Ik? lepeated tlila
and tomoriow atleinoom and nlgliU.
"David Qavrlck" and "Blohelleu't
Two very dlirerent lped of ihaidctcr will be
presccnteil on the jge of the Lyceum tomoirovv,
when Croston ( laikc Is announcid to appear da
")avd (larrlik'' at Hie matinee, and as "lllchc.
lieu" in Hit evening,
TIimo characters are not "ireallonc," of a
dramatist. llotli wciq actual living rucn, and
each left hb Imprint, not only on Urn arfalit
of lits time, but iiKn the lilatory of the vvoild,
each in liU own particular sphere.
Carrltk vvasSui actor; but an actor of finer
mould Hun tho gcneiallty of Ids profe.uion it
that time. To hint belong by right tho'' repu
tation of bcini; the Hist to "cleiuo Hut stage'' In
the (run ineanlng ot the expression.
ltlcliellcii was one of the most tiromlneiit per
bonjges of hi age, Warilor, ttateHiuii, pi lot t
uid Ulploirut, be combined In his niaU-uu the
nualllica (or leadershlii iu every brdneli of ttate-
crt,tt, and m cinllnil ot .the church ol Borne,
ml prlmo nilnWer to the king, lie tvlelded li
tho power ol- rrmnici.
Carner Stock Company.
The Carner Stock company will begin n week's
rngraRcmciit at the Academy ot lulc Monday
eunlnir, January 2T, prccenllnit lor 111 opening
play Hal lteld'i beautiful southern utory In tour
nct, "Tlic UnoU o' Tennece." Speaking ot the.
Carner Stock company tlic Vllllaiaport Dally
Sun ot January IS, 1002, ray
"llotli pcrfoimaricei ot the Carner Stock coin,
pany at tho I.ycomlng Opera lioe yettcrilty were
well patronized ami the nudlencei peak In the
lilltlieiil (emu of prnlo 61 the company. Xtatlnee
nml"cvenlna; performance, wll be given today."
Solum Concerts at SO Cents ruid $1.
"Ifnlquo among the world' Rrcatcut imnlcal
organlfallonV' li Hie apt way In which Boum'a
Hand lifli been mnuned up Mr. Boiim'h organ!
inllon ia Just completing II tenth ear of ex
igence nnd Hie record It l.a made during that
time it a remarkable one. lti achievement! nit
testify to nn unflagging devotion to bit work,
a cnmptchonslio knowledge of lilt ait, n keen
nppt eclat Ion ot the dedrcs of hbi public, a catho
licity of ,taatc In matter musical, exceptional
capacity aa a disciplinarian and tlic other char
acteristic that go to makn ot John 1'lilllp Soma
n successful man ot affair as well as nn artist
of iiumual and Well merited distinction. lie ha
succeeded In putting the military band on a
permanent footing, ror the concert work of
Hoiwa nnd his band is piactleally continuous
throughout the year and bids fair to embrace all
the civilized world.
It Is at once a, compliment and an aduiluton
of great weight when so conservative nnd Influ
ential a piper as the London Times lemarks In
connection with tlie Fousa conceits In London
that "the concert as a whole proved an admirable
and most surprising hwon In the poflbllltles of
n wind bind when ably trained," but that was
the view generally rprpcl whciever the Soua
band appeared In (iieat tlrllaln.
!iousa' conceit for King Kdnaid and the ltoj.il
family on Hie decision of (Jueen Alevanilin's
birthday and the decoiiillon of Ihc Victoilan
Order bestowed upon Ihc Amciimn nunkl.ni en
that occasion marked the highest and moat ion
tpkuoiis apiiroval that inuld be cUendcd.
Having retiuned lioiue Soiua Is once inoic en
gaged upon his icgiilai winter conceit tour with
his great band, In the inline of whlili lie will
glvmtvvo popular enmnts at the Annoiy on tail.
US. Ills foIiiI'Ii. this jcar are Maud ltepe-l).ivls,
ropidiio: b'oiothy llo.ile, vhillul(e, and Aithur
I'r.ior, tiumbiiiie.
STAGE NOTES.
Pavid .irfiehl' rev nil this fcamn lm been an
cxtiaoidiiMiy una and he Is cun-Ideied one of the
niiwt siicie-ful ttitiis on the roid.
II. Crane maila h's first stage appraianee
in a 'peaking p.ut us the Xotar.v in "The Daugb
Icr of the llesiinciit," about thirty-three jeais
ago.
A doc fiici.d of Stunt I'ob'nn lias kept tab
on all bis will;, and .ivs that he has appeared
In over OJO iliaraiten during his vaicer on He
ftd2C.
Ik II. Solliern litis given It out that he -vlll
piesont "ltonico and Juliet" net xeasau. Ci-y
liottu will rot be the Juliet, as Mic goes with
Henry living's company.
S.11.1I1 tleiiib.il.lt, who has not appealed at the
t'oinedle l'iaiicalc In tvven'l.v .veJip, will do io
kbortty on the oei.ijlon of the f.uewell pcifoiiu
.ince of a foneer pidteje.
fJ.ifdOu has cnuipleteil his p!iy for hlr llemy
living on the Mibjoit "f "Danle." and it will
piolubly bo pioci.led fut liic lirK tiuie at the
l.ouduii I.vciun In the rpihur.
(icrtiuik- ll.iv lies claims to have a copjiljtht on
"'I ho Choir Celestial" unit hai uked the New
Yolk couits to pi event tharlrs It'jney piodiicing
an Imitation of her net with "The Moiinon Wile."
Itlanelie Hales, who lost nil her hair as a ic-ult
of Ilia slcfe of typhoid fever, now weard u
brjutli'ul wig of dark blown. May llucklry is
.il-o in the fame dais as Jllas Hates ns ie?.uds
wi'.
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Keview.
s
Xevv
Yoik, Jan. -M --'I litre n H' letitrn of
.iiiliuatieii In the sti.i k nuikii luiia.v nnd the bulk
ol the i-imill up-uit iimis was luutlned to a fliot
list nf stouksj which .ulv.im.ed ipilte fln.-iglJ
fiiuii the intiiien'.e of i.ieel.ll iinisei. Kvin in
the the I'uiii'n.iut professional element v..n
evident lu the hellliu to lake pmllts nn tlu .id
viime. 'lliuii1 vvus n movement iu the Y.iud:ibil:s
wlilili was iippiicntlj stiniu ated bj .iviciliuns
that p.ut of the new lulk iiii' f Hie Xevv Wik
t'li'li.il was Ui be I'Mlunaod toi that of tie e
liiul. I Imliiiiitl, t lui igu and !. laiir-, but lie
inovellM'lll l-iion! Its file. lu lie lutr..e 'it lb'
day. -M. Luvviemo .ml Adiluudick was milked
up nvir lulu point- .tpp.tu'iitlv nti the epeetati'it
that ii woul.i be taken nvei b." Xiw iuik C n
ti.il. I'lw iCvintlv iici'.ilnt hlieiilli uf tb
lot d tlaitliui -locks ltd b,v Metlupotiun tuet
Ibilliv.i.v iiiiilliuieil fu' :i tune t.idn.'', bat III'
whole pump iiiiuuibi-d ti leilU'u;. Sun
MKcetdi'd to the li'.uter?lilp iif til" in.iil.ei, mil
kite In ihe day v. .is ilit-ci .) po'ni. over lis
nliilit. An .I'liui.ce of 111 p..int i In til" plir- '
the piodiiit and upfliti nf an iisiieiueut ai Wi li
Inatcu lucking to liec mtiy or I'uiun raw Mirir
wtle lUcnuiUHble f u tll.it l'luwmenl. Allliti
ii.ditd L'oppii hhowed roMo ttiiith tin Ihe
fiiowtli of tcielgn deinand fur i as-, snppei. T.i
liil Hiles lodj.i, .-.W.Jkl hale,. Th"ii' w.u i ill
tiiiurd .utlvit.v iiiuolu u-tutll.v q.t'ct b ui-Is aid
hon e stilkins gall's veic leii'ided, but III.' mil
l."t gilu'iiill.v was irievtlldl. T.tal i lie-, pi
.ilii", -i.H-'t.UJi. I'nlted htute- nev. I'.i uupn.i
I'ecliicd '1 pci tint, in the lair mil.
'Ih' fillowiiiB .piotjiimi, aie liindshed 'I'll- Tub
rre liv XL S. .Iiirilan X. l'oitiiau.r, 1 'in 705 "U'l
Hens lnilhliiir, ii'.r.iiiton, I'a, Te enbuiie. WJOs:
Open. IIUli- Low. Clo'-
lug. r-I. -'. 'It-
Aiciltdti Sugir IK Uili 122M 12i?a
.tiliVon 7.!d 70 7.V, i.'i.'s
Ati-lii-on. 1'r uVi HI'; i'ui M'i
Iiiiioklyn li.ictiou Uu')s d7' Hil,i W,s
Halt. Ohio 102 l.)2'i Mi Wl' i
Uies. k Ohio 10"a lfi?i i !0t
ride. ,t ti. W 22 U 22T-. 21 225s
.'r. I'.iui io; vti m nt
Rod. Maud I.V, 1.17 1H l'.'i's
Kim .t ie-., it ..:... .-i'li :,:Ti i'l- i
l.oiil.. Ic Xash ,....12J'.!i 10,t, in.-, ia'k
Jlui.'i. Hail Klevdted ....l'.ii'i 1S7 ltfi'-H U'5)!
Met. Tiditiin 170' 17.! 170i 171H
X . vim i I'aiiik' 101 102", Hklli ltliVi
rui.lheiii IMilftv .'i-'n "''''i ''N7-, :t
Xoifilk .- Wisft-in II :il fll flt
X. V. CVntr.il Ill, Mli lliPj 111
out. .'.- West T.m .,, mu :;.;
ii-i mi. ii. it ir; iPij its's nii'i
I Ml Hlr Xl.lll 41! It! 1(1 41
Heading oiii; .1 lTf. 3'IU ,V!l4
I'ddlng, I'r I-.' S2 t-1 M!s
hjutlKlii II, li !,2'i .!2i .121; .,2s
Hutheiii II. Il Pr .... W-s tiJT(, lej's li2?i
Teuii. Ccal .V lioi (.21' lli't Iri'.i i'
C. S l.falliei llli 11'., 11J 11,
I'. M. LMthei, J'l sti', son mm; MV,i
Ciilnii I'.ulno Id)'; ll)li Mt, 1J0H
Wdbish, IV IMS 12 IM'- IJ
Western li'liion lit i4 ijl H's
Amal. Coppei 7u 70', (ili"ii 7111,4
People's (fas m lirtft Iti09i Hxi'-a
Te.di I'dclllo .IS .'!' .'!. ;',')
Am. (.'.if roundly 20't Si-"i siii; 2:Hi
l S. Meel tu IHj I2?s 121, I2
l. S. Mcel Co., I'r .... OI9l ll-i tuaj on;
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
LatKavvatind Dairy Co., I'r
County Savings Rink & Tt'tist Co..
Flilt Xational Bank (Carbondale) ,,
Standard Drilling Co
Third Xutioual Bank
Dime Deposit and HUcount Bank.,
Hconomy Light. II. & I. Co ,
First Xational Bank
Lliln, Trust & Kdfe Deposit Co...,
Clark & Knqvcr Co., I'r ,...,
Scranton Iron Feneo & Mfg. Co. ,.,
Scranton A.Nle Wnilcs ,,,, ,
bcranlon Savings Bank ,
Traders' National Bank ,,,
Kranton Bolt k X'ut Co.,,,,,,,,,,.
People's Bank ,,.,, ,
New Mcilio lly, & C, Co. .,,,,,,,,
BOX'DS.
Scranton ('avenger Railway, flrit
Bid. Aikei
"I
R60
32S
30
M0
275 ...
15
1300
111
12J ...
100
03
iOO
170 ...
1071i ...
13 ,..
75
Uortgage, due 1020
People's street Itallw
iv-u ,,
113
way. first mort
gage, uue rus ..,,..,.,,,.
People's Sjtreet Hallway, General
moilgage, due 1921 ,,,.,..,
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ,,,,,,,,,
Lacka. Townihlp School 0 per cent.
City of tcrdnton St. Imp. 0 per
t
Scranton Traction U per cent. .,.,
Kiononiy Light, Heat & Power Co.,
US ...
113 ...
100
... 103
103
115 ...
OS
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Counted ny II. O, Dale, 27 Latkawamu Ave,)
Fiom I.U).
Bediis $.N.
Butter I're.li cieaiuery, 2.V.; June cicdintry,
SJVic; tl-i.li ciuineiy, 22c.
Clieee--HMjl2o.
I'gg Xearby, !!2e.l fancy storage, 2lc.
I'easv-I'er bushel, ll.DO.
Potatoes 1'er bushel, 83c.
Onions I'cr biulicl, I.0.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.
Philadelphia, Jan. S3. Wheat le. -lovveri con-
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Titan Tour Lines, 3 Cent tor Each Uxlrn Line.
For Bent.
HAM' DOIUlbi: house, MS Harrison avenue, fls.
Also half double houo, IBM l'lne street, Jfl".
l'oseepslon now. Apply OM Harrison itvenue.
110US): NO. 0.12 Porest court, between Wyoming
avenuo and Krlc depot. Hent, S12. Momoo
llrovvti, Hull' Head.
STAlt CAKK. with fixtures, for lent. Apply J.
C Welcbel, 33i) Weluter avenue.
KOIl lli:XT-Hotel llest, .111 nnd am feil.tr nvc
tine, fiom April 1. Apply at Mjer Davldovv,
307 Lackawanna avenue.
Toil ltnXT My residence, RU franklin avenue,
t'J rooms aud first class In nil Its appoint
ments; will make a favorable lease with a good
tenant. J. M. Kcmnicrer.
t'Olt rtKNT-SlS, one-half ot double bouse, In
upper tlrcen Illdircj largo .vnrd, bath, hot
and cold water, range, electric HkIiIs. II. I".
Hamilton, 1'aull building, bpruce Btieet.
Wanted To Rent.
liAKi: Anil'.f, COTr.Vai:, wanted to rent, .tins
to October, 4 months or a months, furnUlicdj
nothing fancy; Jut plain and coinf.Ttable, nt
leanonahle price. Addren Cottage, Tribune.
WAXTM) TO ltllXT-Tlireo or four fuinbhcd t
unfuinlshcd looms for housekeeping. Addis
..2 Jefferson avenue, city.
j?or Sale.
VWWid'x''
I'OII SALi:-A good hoie.
Apply to tleorge
Hiicgol, til olive slreet.
1JI.ACK MAI1K I'OU SAI.i:; giuiantecd sound nnd
kind. i:. O. L'ourscn, 12') l.iekivvanna live.
l'Oll SAM: Pacer Willi maik of 2.1t; .lUn buggr,
light dellveiy wagon and hamc!. Will sell
cnllie niiltlt for 1.'!0 nisli, on nciouiit of leaving
city, fnqulic at J. V. tiuernsev'd Muslu lme.
Jl&T MIIHVr.l) Willi a en load or linnes; good
vvoikirs and several uloselv matilud Ic tins.
"eight fiom 1,100 to 1,000. Can bo seen at Kit
Itijmond I'ouit. j. Cobb.
l'Olt fJM.i: Shavings, i-aivdinl and kindling wood.
At Amley'a Lunibei Vaid, S01 Hiranton S'.
rOU SALK-Stoik of the Inleinatloi.d'. Text Uuok
Company of Sci.ii ton (fnnueily the ( ullleiy
l.nglneer Co.), Cha. 1). induon, M0 Wyoming
avenue, Scranton, I'a.
I Oil SAI.i: CIIBAP Firewood, non rooflnK, Um
bers, boards, scantling, etc., fiom old cats:
fuilable for all purposes. Jeiimtis, Ceutial
.Mines switch, foot of Haii.ptoii sttcet,.olt Snuh
Main avenue.
l'Oll SALK Two light spring wagons and sonio
haiuis.s, iheap. I'.v.ins, rear 1U2 Lticine
ftieet.
FOK SAI.K Cheap; horse, sprins wagon and
harness, at 'o. 1S20 Cedar avenue.
Furnished Booms.
ITRXlStini) ItOOMS for lent,-modem tui'ii ivc
ments; private f.nr.llv; Keiilleiiien pie. en. d,
at j.'I7 Ailann avenue.
FOK HUNT Two comfortably fuitil-'.ied loons
for gentlemen; inodein Inipioveiiu-uts; pii
vate family. SSO Washington avenue.
roil IlllX'I l'liiililu'd front mom. with hi.it,
bath and sa; near comt hou,e; g. iitlc'.iun
preferred. Addict Ilouin. Hot 2'm.
1011 lti:NT ruinM.cil loom;
I'.'i Linden stieet.
heat aul bath.
FUKXISIIKD ROOMS FOR RI'.XT. with heat, ras
and bath, gentlemen prctenvd, it ."d! A'kvin
avei.uo.
tl.ict guile. J.iuu.iiy, Bl.iSt'ie. Coin lic low
ei; Xii. 2 iiiived, .I. mil n, ili.u).,e, (iiu-tI;.!.
luvvei: Xo. 1 wh te llpppd, Vplji-. I'.nu-Diill
and 10c. pel b.uul hmu; wlntei mipim. S-Mi'ii
2.111; do. tn, sS.tOi'i.l.'i; Piiiii'vlvi'iiii 1'illei
chin, if;!.2.1.i:l.4"i: do. do. siiaijli,, i.0iS."i);
wisliui Winlir ileal, -J t. :!0 1:5 .Vl : do. d i. sii.il,Mit,
.i.M'ii".-''; do. do. piili'iit, si.Sljl: -pi lui; ileal,
s.'i.2".i!l. I.'i: do. sii.ituhl. -sLrrM.-kMi; di. intent,
S.Mil. Rj e riniii ki,:iiii.;.ii p.'i b.incl. li.i.k
wki'il I'luui 2.2ii2."il per ll'l pound-. Ildttei
I'll in. He. liigliei; e'.ti.i vv-esiini iicmi'i-iv. 2lf:
ili. iiea iiy-piluis, 2.r. I.a-i -Il-uij . Io, lils-1 ei ;
te-h li'dili, 2se. : i!o. west in. - v.; ilo. -.nith-
ut-li-in. 2Mi.; ilu miit'i'Mii. 2i.i27... t'li l','-
i 'ni't M'W -v K full e p.iiiii fancy, ll'ir.; i'.
do. do., f.i.r Io iho'i , lii;.je. mI'I' il S 1 1 1 r
Finn mid 10 pilots hichn: m.vi A, .1.1J'.:
1 1 In-, m : pnnileii'd, IM,'.; Kianuliled ami
ii -til A, 4 7'ir.; Liiiifiil's,ps' A. I. .'.",. ; No. 1,
I. Hie. : N s, -j ei,,) ;, i..,-,,.: n. . t.:iit,; Xo. .1.
I.'.'i-.: No. II, t '.Mi.; .. 7. I. IV.; Xo, s, ..; Xo.
Ii, .U'5.-.: Vn .11. ll.e"i.: Xo. 12. J.siic: No., it.
It. 1", i.nd III, :!.7iV. diion M.ii. hlulur; mid
illiug unlands. h ii-l W. 'I all Dull and weik;
illy indue u tlere-, t'r'L.; uttiili do. do.,
Illinois, trifal!-1!'. : d d.uk, ilu., .",aGi.; i.ik.",
i.'!e. Live I'oulli.i .Steadv fib dim ml; fowts.
I lUdlli'.; 1 1.1 riusli'i . 7e.; ihl.-ke.. t'.il').'.; dm-ki.
I ISslV.: iip c. ulil 'v.: tiukeii . Ilialli.-.: vvlnt-e
ihlik'i s, 'I2il !i'. Hie.i.(d Pi-.il.iv -I'iiiii ami 'n
! poi d iiiiiMiiI: fow s, ilntio, U" : do. fi'e i, j .-.il'on or ileb house by pdil.v who tItoitii;hl'
j suril. IOiIU-vii.: old luj-tei-, 7a7'T.; hh kens, nn Ii I -LiihIs hi. bit-inc-.-, laie evpriiiiu.', i.i
I leaib". I'lit'c; wi.-tcin i!m., ''.iI2 .;('.: turkevs, I liille it IdMiit full ihnge; uferenie .is tu dial-
I'.Hili.v c'lok.. to fine. 1,'jiIi.'.: ..'.-t'lii v! ,. do.,
lllilli'.; fill to i'iui'1 ib,. Pali, i dulls iiejiby,
1 iiI.'k.; v.i. tern di. 12al li : ecu.", ''ilu. lii
nip- Floi'i. 21)00 ban It ,u,i l.iW.uOO no'in Is
'II suiki; when, I't.Kt) bu'lu-ls-, cini. 7.0.H bush-ol-;
nits. V)QV) Im-lii'l . Shlpi tent Wheat, 11.1 -0
bushel.; ioiii, 7,() luisl-el": oat-, S,Y Im-h-eN.
New York Grain and Produce 3IntUet
Xevv Ycik, Jan 21. Flour Unc'y Ftiaily all
day but not quola'il.v luvver; v.-li.t.r patents, t.1,73
at; vvlrt r Mi.ilkliis. s.!.(jOd.i.73 ; Mimic-ota ii.it
int, Ki.SJall.-i: winter etra. D2 im.i'I.R.1; lln
np,ntd bdkrK. 12 1)5.1.1,8.1; viutcr lo. ki.iiIis, isJ.7i)
d2.F0. Wheat ''pot easy; o. 2 ted, S7s(,c. f.
ii. li, nltuiit; Xo. 2 led, IM?J". tl. valm; nntlom
i.nly iu Hip div eperlPneed u tevere deillii.'.
'Hie ileiiiMallriitinn in eoiii. t.i-h'r t .iblei nnd
(.inn. ilile home nop news .ill asds.cd Ihe LumIc
,ilnl It v'ns not until espoit il'iniiiid il.'Vi'lti'i'l
.ibri iiilddiy llidt piitr idlllnl. 'I'll" ( iu-' wis
le,itj'.v it "ud'.di'. net deilliie; M.ns-li roed KVi-. :
Mi.v, Sl'ldi'.; July. Hr. Cull s., ,t v.eikcr;
Xo, 2, li"Tii. (levatur anil d7Tii I. b. d.li.tt;
Icivv unit general celling demoiiluel Ihe nidiket,
1 reading pikes Hie. heia with no ileiiuud; al
though it tallied slightly with vvh".il, Ilu ilo.o
was ei.y ut I dl'ii. net ileiilue; .l.iniiiiv elo-el
b7Ue.; Slay. U7'4c: -liilv. 07',e. Oats Spot dull
aim ei-iei; ao. !, .!-'.; u. a, i'c; xo. 2 vv'ilte.
:.2aJ2'ii'.! Xo. :; white, ."il'ijai.; ti.uk ml.eil
ui'Mpiii, 3(k', ; liuk vliite. .ila37p. ; Willi ntlrr
ui.ul.etJ oats l.ioke tli.uplv toll, it-'..itnl nor
hedvy Ihiuiditltiii, llutti'i Finn; cicimeiv, ULi
tile,; f-ttoi.e, :i.iI7i.i June iieiiiui. lli'JIe ;
Imlldt'nii neaiiiei. IhlHiic; sine d.ili.i, III
22i. t'liee-o I'llin; stule lull (icini, Inge fall
uiddii fine. lDVsdlOVii' ; do. do. do. mull tin.
do. do. llUalt'.C''' I lite nu'!e b.'-l luge, l)i ;
i'n. do, 'do. ,111.111. lOliniJe. FBg- -Kas.v ; ute
and 1'i'iii.vlvdnla, 2?d2tlc. ; wotcin, 'JSe. ; tiilli
cm, 27c.
Chicago Qrain and Produce Maiket.
(Iihago, Jan. 21, A sharp bear attark on tuiu
brought pii by the veary weak cih cltuatlnn nnd
slumps in outside markels tent pricei in nil pit)
sliding down hill toddy. Coin lnoke 2c, wheat,
Hie.! oats, 1V( ami notfc, 40v'. Alter tlio
uhiddciit'c of tlio piiikly feeling attendant up m
heavy foiled selling tlieie weie sliijlit rraelloiis.
May 10111 iiglstrrtd a net low of Hi; Jlay wheat.
?sa?ic.; and May oats. Ir. Provisions 1 loscd 2!te.
tn 20a22',4f. lower. Caih quotations were us fol
low! Flour F.as ; Xo, :i kpiln;; wlieit, "la
7Hi'.; Xo, 2 led, KilaaSHie.; Xo. 2 oats. 4U
4Uc.; Xo. 3 while, ISallVSc; Xo. 2 ie, 02c;
fail lu (holce mailing baile,v, !ni'-. No. 1
ili nod, 1.0U',5; Xo. 1 nortliivii.tini, l.i'UVji
prime limotliy sccil,sfi).30; ui;,i poik, IU.01i
1(1.10; Idid, 0,20a0.23; sl.oit lilu, 5ta.2Vit.4Ui diy
tutted khouldeis, 7!4i7'4e. i short iledr sidi-s, iss.TO
aS.K); wliltley, $1,32,
Chicago live Stock Market.
Chicago, Jan. S.1. rattle Receipts, 10,300; 230
Tctons; slow but generally Heady; good 111
piline, 11.30.17.23;' poor In medium, MaO; tink
ers and feedeis, l2.2iLTJ; isiws, ,, r,Oa4,73; belt
ris. 2.23d3.33; idliuers. UVi: bulls, lj.'.2Vl
I.iiO; iiilves, ii.rjOM.1V, Teds ted iteeis, ftlaHSl.
Hogs Ituelpts tisld, 38JIO0; toiuoiiovv, .Si,()00;
lift over, b.uOO; uillvcuua stioug to tk: Idglier;
lulled ami liutcbcis, fj.lsl.iu.40; (juod to ilioko
heavy. i)UiU.50; rouuli ieavy, W.ia23; light, 143.00a
11; bulk of tales, HliOuil.3). Sheep Rcielpls, 13,
000; sheep, steady to 10o. higher; good lo ihoice
wclheis. l.30a5; wi-jlctn shiep, sl.21a3.73; iijive
ldiubi, fl.20ai.10; western limbs, is3at).
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Kat Buffalo, Jan. 2J.4--Cdttle Recelpls, )IKlit;
unlet quiet but stcddy; veals, iiunmon la good,
iia,8.23; 'Iiolce, 8.50a3.73. Ila.'s-lleielpls. 0.20
beadl market falily active but gencially Uut;
best bed vy. Sd.oUiU.uOr nil.seil naikei.. hi. iiuii .-ji.
pigs, Ijij.30a3.03; rouitlis, W.40a3.73;-.tags, Wal.OO.
Sheeii 'Mid Ijiuba-Rccclpta, u.jr.), Iniliidlng 00J
Cuiiadas; auibs, shade lower; sheep caller; lops
mixed, fl.13it.u0s baudy wethers, .fl.00al.73j
3
Mora
nilANGH WANT (IITIOKS.
I..I.I p i i.i.i-ii i nt
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Beceived nt Any of tho Tollow
lurr Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBERT SCIIHLTZ. comer Mulberry
street and Wcbsler avenue.
UUSTAV l'IClllX, 050 Adams avenue.
West Sldo
aCOROK W. jnNKIXB, lOl Soulli Main
avenue.
South Scranton
KflL'D L. TBlU'l'i:, 72'J Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
01.0. W. DAVIS, comer Xottli lliln
avenue and Market street.
Green Bldgc
ClIAnilES V. JOXUS, 1537 Dickson
avenue.
P. J. JOHNS, P20 Green Itldue street.
C. I.OUKNZ. comer Washington ave
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNKPFKL. 1017 Irving avmue.
Dunmoro
J. o. noxi: k son.
Eelp Wanted Malo.
AC-IICK, llKI.LMILi: MAX tiiTeuTsei't" liii-e
in itluf.li luring lomp.iiiy locally, Ab-oliitely
in, t.nm'.sing. viiveiiieiiieiu io ngnt pulv. Ml
aij, !flS.(H) ueckl.v. Adihess . J. Uhl. 72:! Chct
nut stiect. I'hil.idelplili, I'd.
WANTIll)- CdtivnsMprs to caiiv.iss bi Xew Ynik
tale. Ilxpcusi-s ndiiinied. Call todav and
I'lbkiy on 1". X. thallin, Luk.ivv.uiMi 'Will y
House,
WAXTi:i)-lly leading Philadelphia hou??, rust
clam .ilesin.iu, tn dell irrtici.il line ol paper
to the letall tiude, one who lias an .leipiaiutanic
piefened: imi't have hp.t refeienrc and b.- able
to fuiniih bond. Aildiess P. O. l)o 20. Phila
delphia. Kelp Wanted Female.
Firry operators
guaianteed. W. K.
avenue.
WAVTi:i) Steady work
Beck k Snu, SM Adams
WAXTKD Girl for geueial housevvoik at lialton.
Addrcs II. T., care Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
WAX'l l'.D Ten in n io cair nss iu New' Yolk
state; exptnses .idvanied. Call ut once on
I". X. 1 1 alien, L'lik.iwanna Vullvj House.
Becruits Wanted.
WAxrilD FOR U. S. ,itIV Able bodied nil
liuuiled men bitweeu the ages of 21 and Si',
cllleiis nf the Culled S!.ues, of good cl.diaU r
anil teuipeidlo Ii.ililt.i, win, tan speik, i"ad and
w Hi- l.iiA-lish. I'oi liitou.'.jtlon apply to Reunit
ing Olhic, Xo. 12J Wjoiuing avenue, Scianton,
I'a.
Situations Wanted.
SI'ICATIOX WXTi:i) llv a widow In ilu wa-li-Inir,
iionimc ir cle.iuiiii; of npv kind. Ail
die.ss .Vlls. J. Millie, 7I2 Schnell (unit.
MTI'ATMIV WAX'li:i)-lty .i joiing bey l" ym
old, willing to do .invthliig. Adihuss i:. Ik,
00.! Washington .ivenue.
T-
hlTI ATION
WAxrt:n-ii.v
if ii
lo do huUM
Xevv i.ticu'..
w ik u- nuisji'
Aihlie-s III
WAXTIlll-Hy ! Kienl irlil a place tu ilii heii-e-
well, ill piiv.itc fa'tiiily; nnly i.ill f.initlv
pa.vin f.tiod wages need ii'pl.v. XL C, Tnbune
, othLC
A 1'lKITIOS' w.iulcd !
a voting nun to work
iirtcntoc.n! ot evtniiiirs, i.,n ..insist m stcn-
oiapl, ..nd tvpewi.t ii. Adilii, 11. K. S., lOiO
.Noun v.i b.niiliiu avtiiiic.
MIl'.Nf; MAX if 20, wilh liu-iiics- islmali hi,
Wdlits bjokkeephi' posillou oi oftlte vvolk
if .ui kind, live .vein' c'.puii'iici' us ileik: i Hi
liuiil-h evellert lef.iciite-. Addii-s, 1'osiiion,
l!o Hi!, Xlcusii, l'.i,
WA.NTI'D 11 a yours lad.v with cm.il edui.niou,
a pi Mtli ii in an oflkc tu .is dssLsiitnt bonk'
kvepei ; hl'ahe-l Icleienc-M. Adilie-s Bu lid,
H.iwlry, l'.i.
' WAN'TIID Position as biukei-ui iu first-class
i.ue.', fie.; have belli uvvnei .in I ininiger for
I iiiuiiIju i.u-. Adihiss Its . 20, Tiiblu.e otlne.
A.N'I KD "mail family wn-ltliig iloue at liuimi
XU nt'.i n .Mis. IM Sibnoii, 1120 Div couit,
city.
WAXTKD V position as bookkecpei by uintlc
man with -.IMccu ;.edis' i'peiLpee; lie,t of
icfeieiicis, ti. Trlliuno ufllcc.
SITUATION W'AXTi:D, by mauled nun, in pi),
vate loaihlu.in; het vliy iiieicute. Applv
A. '.., Tribune ofllee,
SITFATIOX WAXTKD lly .1 woman to uo out
woikiug ir to like wu.hlii uid mmliu
home, or ro out unfiling and lioning. Addles.
1113 Outlaid elifct.
MTCVriOX WVli:i- ,v.,ilng woin.in vvltu
c lit lil :s .vi.iis old: housekeeping pi.fened;
ln'-t 1 cfi i.enci-. .Mis. Ilinvvn, Snaiitoii ini,iutlli.c.
SITrA'llOV WAXTKD As duk or w01l.1u.111 (11
Juwiliy Moir; llitilj jcaii,' eNpailinre; gocd
leu'ii'iiciy Adilie.-s A. C. 11 , 2Jb Spiing ntieet,
Wi-t I'itt.tui. Pa.
.Wanted.
AXTKll Kv.'i.v fanill liullii'ii'il Willi loaches lo
iiii us ilti'lr iiil.li 0 ss. Wo planum line tlio
Bleiti'.i lln nil, .Moth mill 1'oillliy Veimiii eter
11 luitois of the age. lie. us Puwdei Co., l)o fill!,
Siiaiituli, I'd.
Wanted Hoom and Board.
WAX I'KD Room and bo.iid in rrllncd piivato
family foi thrio I idle.,; not lu cvicid 112 Pr
week. One located within live minutes walk fiom
illy hull prefcricd. Address, K. II. 'ftlbune Of.
tke.
Ilooms and Board.
TWO CON-Xl.rriXtl looms uml bo.iid for family
Of tluee; iciitral loi'dtlon. Adille.-s l!o li,
Tllbuile olllce.
ROOMS '10 RKXT, with bodrd.
street.
bOO Xlulbcrry
Boarders Wnnted.
WAXTKD Two bodrdus in niidll jirlvalo family.
Addii-M lj., Trlbium oftlic.
PltlVATK FA5IILY vvUbcs to bavo two nice men
to boaul, lieiiiiaii or Knsllsh. Call any tliiu
alter Thuisday. All conveuieiiii's, e07 lldiil.ou
avenue.
Lost,
LOsT Jewel neckldie, bclvveen D. & It. depot
ami Jonas lamirs' stole. Reward II leliiuicd
'to Kvu IliUel, !0 LiKldwamia evenue.
.veailiuxs, 1.30.0; culls to good, Ss2.it.10; Cau
ud.is, dull; top lambs, JJi.ia. 1.1 ; cull, iu good,
fj.73a3.ls),
East Liberty Ltvo Stock Movket.
Kist I.ibeily, Jan. 3.J. ( atile Steadi ; ilioUe,
tjU.4tljtl.Ult piline, V',S3aH; kuoU, 1(3.33.0."), Hogs
-blow; piiiuu'liclilis, tsJ.4ikUfl3; -bat mediums,
?O.23aU.S0; heavy Vorkeis. W.13aU.20; light York
i'is, S.tsldO.ul; pigs, ifJ.Mal.Wj lough small
,ln'ip, hlghei-; best wetbeis, fl.3oal.iL3; stills ami
liuuiiion. fl.tVU2.g4; J failings, ?sJal.t3i veab
lalves, 7a7.00.
Oil Market. i
Oil C'ltv. Jan -1 0,1x111 tolluos lis. ,m.
tltu-atiMi, no bid or ollei; runs, W.oOi Uiiivlt;
uviiage, 7IJUO. bariel.jWfpuii'iii, ,U2,1 b4iils;
uvirage, U2,1U boiieli. '
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
tt' ga
9 s
?V
Insertions 25 Cents
Tin i Pour Lines. 6 Cents tor Uacli Ultra Llru,
PROFESStOQtAL.
Cortlfled l'ubllo Accountant.
i:VVAin) c."siULiitxoTa7mliiiii"iiANl
Ilulldlng, and St. Paul Ilulldlng. New York.
Architects.
iimvAiii) ii. Davis, Aiicitm:oT, connclii
IlulUllnj,
i'iii:m:iiicK l. niiowx. Ancn. n., m:.t
Lstate Ihchange llldg., K(l Washington ave.
Civil and Mlninrj Englncorrj.
it. L. ii.vitnixa. oon coxxiiLt, iiuildiko.
Dentists.
iR. o. i:. i:ili:nui:hui:ii, 1'aum iiuildino,
Spruce street, Bcranlon.
D. 0. O. LAUUACH. 115 WYOMINa AVKNUli
Lawyers.
nASK ,,:- nOYLL'. .VnoilNI'.Y-AT.LAW.
Ilooms 12, 11, io and 13 Burr Ilulldlng.
F. K. THACY, ATT'Y, COMXIOXWHALTII nbl)0.
D,in.' ,K:i'I-Oni,i:, AITOItNHY-LOANS Nf.OO.
tlaled on real estate security. Mears Ilulldlng,
" "Miiiiigiun avenue aim spiitco street,
WILLAIH). WAIIUIIN & KXAPP, ATTOUNUYS
ami oiinscllors.at-lavv. Republican Building,
Washington avenue.
Ji:.SSiIl' JESsUI'. ATTORNIIVS AND COUN
111 'o'aml "' Co"lmomvcl1111' Building, Hooini
r''m,iP J)'- TIIAYKR. ATTOltXHY. ROOM!
sal!:n'. Otb floor, Mears building.
Ij,,,Ax W-vT1",:t!' ATIOIIXIIY-AT-LAW, tOARD
ofTiade Ilulldlng. Scianton. Pa.
1''i'1o,'P"n0,,'t W'JLCOX, TRADI.-ll'S N-A'nOXAb
'"' Building
c. coin:avs, o.m m'Ptini.ioA.v building.
,)- DU'fT"OM'. omen MOVKD to no!
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
DR. W. U. ALLF.X. 313 XORTH WASIIIXOTO.N
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMORi: li.V, Ol'FICR 33t) WASH,
iiigtnn avenue. Hesldeiiee, 1318 Mulbcrrv.
Chronic dlsea.-cs, lu.ig. heart, kidneys atid
KPtilto-uiliiaiy organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to lp.m.
Hotels and Restaurants.
Tin; i:lk cait. 123 and 127 fra.nklin avc-
nUc. Bates icasonable.
P. ZIi:0I,CR, Proprietor.
SCRAXTOX IIOUSi:, JJEAR J)., h. It V, PAS
spngei- depot, Conducted on the European
id in. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. I11HOOS CLI.'AKS PRIVY VAULTS AXI1
cess pools; 110 jilor; only liupioved pumps used.
A. B Briggs, propiietor. Leave oiders Hod
X'ortli Main avenue, or Flckc's drug store, cor
ner Addirs iiml Jlulbciry. Doth telephones.
Seeds.
0. it. claiiki: & cq.. sr.i:i)SMi:x axij nurs-
er.vnipii, store -01 AVashington avenue; green
b)u.e-, 1030 Xoitli Xldiu uveuue; sloro tele
phone. 7S2.
-TJ
Wire Screens.
josbpii ki;i;tti:l, hi:ar nn lacka. avr..
.Stiduiou. i'a.. niiiiiifaetiuei of Wiio Screens.
Miscellaneous.
I)R:mIAKIX(3 lr01t CillLDIinX TO ORDHR;
n!su ladies WdUt-s. Louisa Sliocnnker, 2U
Adams avenue.
MFOAIIinX BROS., PltlXTFRS' SUPPLlHS, EX-
elopes, paper bigs, tninc. Warehouse, 1J0
WasiiliiKloii avtuue, Scranton, Pa.
Till! Wll.KK.vII.UlRi: RIXORD CAN' BR HAD
in Scijiilon at the news ttands of llcisinaii
Die. 40.1 .'pruce und UU Linden: XL Norton,
".11 I.iuk.ivvamu aviiiite; I. S. Schutcr, 11
Spiuce street.
Business Opportunity.
IIAVi: YOU lllii;e. city or town propeity. busl-ne-s
01 stock nf iruuils to sell ui exchdinro?
Llsf-jour property willi J. L. Tiaey, Real Lstato
Fxih.iuge, Waicily, X. Y.
srot Iv AX1) WIIHAT TRADERS witbout delay.
Hi Ilo for our spic-idl 1n.1rl.et letter. Free on
application. S. JI. HHili.uU & Co., members X.
Y. Cinsoliilatcd and Stoil; fcxtliange, 41 and to
Hioidwd, Xew Vmk. IMublielied lSill. Long
Distance' Phono 2!SS Ilioad.
Real Estate.
FOR SAli: N'evv bouse on 'Cornell ftieet, Itound
Wiiuils I'.uk: niotlein innnoviments; ea.y
teims. Apjily lo spilng
K. S. Wiiiiillioure,
Biook Lumber Co., 01
FOR SM.i: t lail'n Siniiiiiitj a ilaco of fle
acit's, liou-e and bain, gootl fiuit; ilieup for
t-.i-li. liniiilie of .Mis. L. I.Iiubay, 1111 Xorth
XI.1I11 avciiue, city.
FOR SM.K One acie of land,-Improved with
nine-room house: plenty and vailetv of fruit;
good locution In village of ITcctvllte. Mis. Ollva
IT.li, Flectville, Pa.
Money to loan.
ANY AMOU.NT OF MONTY 'IO LOAN' Quick,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to U per icnt. Cull on X. V. Wallet,
311-313 Council building.
LEGAL.
'IIIK XXTU, MKKII.N'd of tho strcklioldcrs of
'I liu Lackiiwdiuia Tiibt and bjfa Deposit Com
pany for the iliction of dircetota to n-io for tho
titsiihig xe.ir. will bo held at Hie oflico of tho
lompdiiy, lot Laikawdiiiu avenue, Scldntmi, I'd.,
mi Xloudiy, I'eliiiiuv ;i, pjik, between tlm hour!
of thno and four o cloik p, 111,
. . 1IKXRY 1IKL1X, JR.. Secrctaiy,
IX 111:: intiiiparutlon of the Waslitiigloii-ruu-iiil
CI11I1 of fciianton, J'enpv lv;i4na. , In Ibn.Cfrjrt
nf Ciiiunioii I'lius of Laikawanni county; "So.
isi, J.iuu.iiy Tuin, 3W2. 'sr,
Xotlio Is lieriby given that an !pllt.ii"Jl )UI
be inailo to k.ihl tourt on tho 1st da 0 l'chrnarj
1002, at V o'vW'l '".. ""''ei- the .i,i;v A,
Ei'inbly of tlio Commonwealth ot IVniisytvanla,
fiitltlid, ",n Ai? ..to piovlde-for tho llnpriyr
l Inn and ifguldllcii of iiitdln coipoutions," ap
proved April S'J. 1S7I, "and the sunpleniAnls
theicto, for tho ibiltir of .111 Inlinileil-nupoi.i
Hon to bo called "Tho Washington K01MI Club
of Kimitnii, I'eniif.vlvauli,." Hie iliiiaeter mid
nbjict when-lit Js thvl inaliiU'liamc cf.a .'u,
fur sodal mjovinent, and for theso purposes-te
have, poiet.s uml enjoy all tbu liuhti, ..bmteliu
ii... I iitlellecrot of (tin )..tid Act of Aselnhlv uml
its blipplellllllts, ,,..., ,,,,,.,,..
., 1),.S IS dl.llVtfO
Attomejs for Applicants
-- tr r rr-
lXCOllPORVIION XOIICK Xolleo Is hereby
Kiveu that .ipiillcatlon will 'be madu lo on
of tho Judges ot (bo Couit of Connnnn Pleas of
Ldckavvanua count-, on the btb diy nt lVlunaiy,
lts)2, under tlio fScneial t.uipoiallou Ait ol IV1111
kvlvdiila, uiiiuoveil Apl(l 20, 1S7I, and lis uij
lileiiicuts, for tho iucoipuiatioii of tho DUtlil
Xlilso iiMOildllon o( Sildiiloll, tlie ubjtit nf vvfltji .
luipoidilon Is nailing for tlio siek in Ser.intim
and ieinltv lidlncil mutes or tlioriiT peilo.li
than thou! for wlilcli Ihulr (niplojnient is or
dliidiily piai.tli'dblv, and llin dlweinlnallon id in.
foimallon icguuling pioper taw- o.liu sill ; and
for tin si' puipo-os to have. po.sei,s ytuj enjoy all
tho rhiliis, beiiellta ami privileges i( tlic Mid
Ait ot Awtiulily ami lis Mnmleiiii'iiU.
'Tho reililleale ot iiicoipoiuiion is now on file
In 1I10 tifllcu of the I'lolhoiiuluri of said louit
tu Xo. in, xi.iuii.Ti'uii, i'2. ;,".-, rv
I'VnKRsOX ir WILCOX, (sulldtors.
FINANCIAL,
'V'NsAAV'V,VVsfVss
4. P Mg&ARQEL c CO.
STOCKS, BONDS, SECURITIES
CONfiJELL BUILDING.
U V, Iffga'rgel. Roy Clicster Xlcgirg.'l.
DIRECTORY.'
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