THJti SOHANTON TlUBUJNJS-WJiiUJXlSSUAir, MAHCH 12, 1U02.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
PITTSTON.
Special to I lie Seratilon Tribune.
1'lttalon, March 11. Mrs. Geutfro ,n
tlrean, oC Carroll ntrccl, wife of ft well
known contractor of this city, inot with
nerloun Injuries at her homo this morn
ing, Sim foil while going down the
collar Btcps nmt landed head' foremost
on the cellar floor, Ilerhead was badly
bruised, and the ntlenilliiFr physician
fears there may bo a concussion of the
brain.
The following well known musical
people of this city will rclve a. concert
at Muol.horn, Pa., near UlooniHuiirjr,
next Thursduy evening, and one at
Rupert, Pa,, on Friday evening: Miss
Mao Staloy, soprano; Mis. Lillian Dan
iels, contralto; Hurry Weaver, tenor;
William Krlttc, basso; Miss llesBle Mat
thews, accompanist.
A pair of twin babies arrived at the
homo of Joseph Androscavltez, of Da
man street, yesterday, unit the com
bined weight of the two was twenty
three pounds.
West Plttston borough council and
poor board are at loggerheads as to who
shall settle for the bills Incurred during
the small-pox epidemic. The borough
council has already paid the bills, but
expect to be reimbursed by the poor
board. Attorney Ulbbs, for the former,
and Attorney Anderson, for the latter,
have decided to bring a test ease before
court.
An Italian, residing on the upper end
of Parsonage street, used a stovo poker
on his wife yesterday with bad effects.
The woman's head was split open n dis
tance of four Inches, and her arm was
badly bruised. A warrant wft Je is
sued for the man's arrest.
The Bloomsburg Normnl team will bo
here on ITrlday evening of this week
and will play their annual game with
the Y. M. C. A. team. The latter will
be at Bloomsburg on Thursday evening,
and the Normnl school boys will ac
company them to this city.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tillmnt.
Tunkhannock, JIarch 11. Two appli
cations have been placed on We for
tavern licenses at Foctorvville, one by
Charles A. Hlsk, for the hotel known an
the Slsk house; the other by Andrew
Keluii, for the Keystone hotel. ' No
licenses were granted there last year,
and it is rumored that remonstrances
will bo presented against the granting
of a license to either of these hotels.
James AVynd, who Is employed as
driver by David Seining, the express
man, will give up his position, about
April 1, and go to farming on Shupp
hill.
The Kaffir boys' choir will give a con
cert at the Piatt opera house on Sat
mday evening of this kk, for the
benefit of the Methodist Kpiscopal
church of this place.
Charles Kussnll, of Itut-sell hill, was
calling in town on Tuesday?
Jennie, thejittlo daughterof 'Mr..,and.
MrV. H. D. Billings, Is seriously ill at
their home, on Tioga street.
Samuel E. Thomas, of Nicholson, has
leased the hotel at Mill City now occu
pied by S. F. Smith, and will conduct It
during the coming season.
Kx-Sherlff Oliver Huston, of Wind
ham, was doing business in town on
Tuesday..
Oeorge Jones lias rented the Brough
ton place, on Turnpike stieet, and will
commence housekeeping there soon.
Christopher Teel, an aged gentleman,
residing on Second street, is very ill
with Diieumonla.
Patrick Boyce left on Tuesday morn
ing for Sayre, where he will enter the
Itobert Packer hospital for treatment.
Culver & Carey have moved into
their new olllce, near the I.ehlgh Val
ley depot.
Daniel Holland, the lumberman, was
up from White's Ferry on Tuesday,
looking after business matters.
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Serantou 'liiliuuc.
Forest City, March 11. The memorial
service In the Baptist church Sunday
for Thomas J. Harris, who died In the
AVest recently, was largely attended.
Bltehle, the magician, will be at the
opera house, Monday, the 17th. He will
conclude the people's popular course.
Itov. J. II. Wilson Is conducting re
vival services In the Methodist church,
and Is attracting large congregations
nightly. Ho is a very forceful preacher,
who believes In calling n spado a spade,
and It Is thought will stir up much
religious; interest.
The lecture of itcv. If. J. Whalen In
'the llaptlst church, on the "Sunny Side
of Life," greatly pleased the large audi
ence. The lectuip was full of humor
'and philosophy.
W. F. White was n Carbondale visitor
Sunday. . t
II, J, and F. D. I Ionian went to Che
nango Forks, N. V today, to attend
the funeral of a sister.
W. M, Post, of Montrose, was In town
today taking depositions.
v' AV2
The funeral of John Ilealey will take
puu'vJ tomorrow morning nt i) o'clock,
A' requiem mass will bu celebrated in
Ht, Mary's church. Interment will be
in St, Mary's cemetery.
The funeral of Joseph, the fi-yeur-old
son of Mrs. John Leonard, took place
yesterday afternoon. There were many
beautiful Moral tributes placed about
the Jlttlo 'Vollln. The reniulns wero
carried by four uncles of the deceased,
Interment was made la the Hyde Park
cemetery.
Born To Mr, and Mrs. John Mu
loney, a son.
Miss Agues Sproat returned to Now
York city yesterday, after spending a
few days with Mr,. Williams, of Piano
Btrect,
Thomas McNally left yesterday for
A Printer Greatly Surprised,
"I was never so much surprised In
my life, as I was with the results of
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm," says
Henry T. Ctook. pressman of the Ashe
vllle, (N. C.) Oazette. "I contracted a
gavero case of ilieniuntlsiu early last
winter by gottlng my feet wet. J tried
several things for It without benellt,
One day while looking over the (lazette
I noticed that Pain Balm was positively
guaranteed to euro rheumatism, so
bought u bottle or It and before using
two-thirds of It my rheumatism hud
taken Its (light and 1 liuvo not had a
rheuinaMu pain since." Sold by ull
druggists.
ttackettstown,, where he has accepted
a position as engineer. HeVlll remove
his rntnlly thero shortly.
lohn ClUhooley, a member of the
mine Inspector's board, Is attending a
meeting at AVIilto Haven this week.
Miss Alicia Dixon has entered Kmer
goncy hospital at Carbondale, to be
cohie a trained nurse.
Mrs. Sarah Garrett Is nursing a
btokon arm, caused by falling on the
Ico u few days ago.
PECKVILLE.
'Iho funeial nt Hie lute (leorge Rice will lie held
from Hie home ul Charles Knapp nt Paptorjullc
'Hiuisdaj Morning, Mnich JJ, nl 11 o'clock.
PICTURE
Find the man
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TODAY'S ATTBACTIONS.
l.V('i:i"l-Innes Band Conceit. Xiisht
AfAUKMV 01' .MUSIC Chester Do Vonde com
pany. Alii'inouii mid n;;ht.
hl'AIl Twcntlelli (intuiy Jlaid. Afternoon
and nljjhl.
Keenan nt the Lyceum.
It Ins bun Kiid that c liJi-ii let' mini" U 'hf
liigln-t foi ui' of the hiiluiime ,nt .ii'd t li.it onlv
tljUMe ,ictois-uliu can nuKc .:ni .irlKliu mkii-i
in it Lh.ii.icter Ji.il L .no entitled tn he li'iiiud
Sfiejl.. tf IIih lie tiuc then I'l.mlc Keen.ui who
appealed lat niwht at tljc I.jceiim theater in a
play of Anieiicau life in the latter foi tics called
"Hon. .Iiinhn Siig-liy," deenes to lank with
the few Rival aeton of the .ineiicin stage lie
caiHu liN eiiilioiliinent of Hip title idle of the
pieee Is not nicicly an .uti-tie buiuw, It L- an
attMic tiiiuiiih.
Jlr, Keenan is mi attor who until .i-t teakuii
Ml pi.ntie.illy unknown (o the K'eal IIipjIci
Koins public of the cast. Toda.i his ait i-, hirniii
and aipiecl.Ued by only Hie few of thh public
but liii .star K in the astrndaiit .mil it cannot be
lone before It will h.ne fully rien and he will
ouupy the place he clt'onc, to occupy.
"Hon. .loliu fiiUJii" is a play whiih thcnyli
not model of dianiatic coiintructiou, Is neni-Iheles-.
iiilinltely supeiiur to u bundled others
now on the bonds; juperlor lieeause it plctuic
a pcllod in this nation' growth about wlilcb lit
tle has been written and bec.iii-e it pictuies it
wiih such a fascinating chaiui tint the cautious
critic is compelled to oerlook the defects and to
look deeper than lb -in upon Hie whirlwinl of
emotions which :ue coiitautly testing Hie gic.it
ncss of the centi.il tiiiie's cbaiactei and which
mow tbe iiuiciiuo-t diptlia of Ids Mid.
It li.i-s a illaln and all csceedinsly il!.;luoin
one at that." lie mcuics the nomination of (iiiss
by, a poor stiuidin:; lawjer, as the candidate nf
the Wide pnty foi the uptime com I jirdj;"s,ilp
and he is ilectcd. 'the ill.iiu then alli-nipU to
foice lilm Into dceidim; in favor of the coicslllu
tionallty of a compicinlse hill which he funis .ui.l
which, if niislaiiird by lomt, would per
mit the holding of sir, is in the state
of Illinois, lu older lo folic a favor
able diclMuii on thl.s bill the ill.iin m
clues fiom a foolish lUh widow In line with
firls-by ii coiitrHjiitiou of lO.OUii ,to the cam
paign fund and fcts lier to bluii a pipir ici
tifjlny Hi.it she g.ne the money to hociiio his
iioiulnition. He tlueatens to publish the fact
that (Uls.-ln'.i uomlnatiiiii was bought it the la I -tir
doesn't decide Ids way,
'I lie plan doou't woil. and when the threat is
nnde Orip-b.v in n paiojsiu of raire drlics Hie
lll.il ami his accomplice fiom his lioir-c, 'thin
t lie lo is a poor unfortunate nil I, leally u daugh
ter of the villain by his first wife, who is teach
lnt,' the ucjjm ililldicu In the HI ia ami who,
a i a consequence, Is infamously libelled by the
illalir.s papir. Mie sccU to sue tho iiintirli
tor unci (iiltisby In comes her liwri, after she
had been turned out of tho nillus of all Hie
other .ittoiiieiH, Thoiu;li tlneatcned by the ill
lilu he ictuses to chop the siiii and ilefrnds her
ntialust the whole commuull.i, lnulli nlllui: in
lute with her.
Mr. Keciiin has a olce ithlili Is utli-r .'uisli
mid uiclalllc and whub at hi'st sounds almost
ilisajilceable but ilcplle this handicap he tuicted
Ih' titular lolc with u compipliiuslio b'rasp and
bicailth ami swicp of sijle such as few actui.s on
cm flat," uic capable of. 'the pait Is wnar re.
tola tcim a "l.,t" put. 'i'heio aic opppoiiimltlcii
Kalurc ami Mi. Keenaii selea thcui all wltli a
inafler baud. His Iteice oi.tbuisl at Hie ind nl
the ci end ait u.i.s thrilling In lis (lery liitcii.lly
thousli it perhaps larriicl a little be.ioud the
Hue which divides Ihc.attUllo and tho theatrical,
lie cnctIs also in another pliiso of art panto
mime. He In Id the itlairc alone without a wont
for at least three minutes in the last act and the
uuillciicu tat silent as the rluht a they lead
on lils face and in hlj movements tlm thouilits
that suited within his brain.
Tlie lompaii.i wad aihnliablo Hiroiigliout though
not one of the nanirs on the piosiaunup Is a
familiar one. 1'redcriik Murra) as Coke, the pa
tient, ploddim; ch'lU nurnlni; u linpcles.s lovp,
Kavc a delightful character bit, Intiiisely uunis
ing wcie Alexander Vincent as Joo Chandler, a
one-legeed vetciau of Ibl2 Luonu as "lleiolu.
lion," and 1', .1. Jlilnlre as Ciumprt, a veteran
of Hie Mexican war. I'dna Phillips as Met;
IlcuohU, iln Kill whom (UlKsby hefrieuds, and
later loves, vvjs tharitilutr to looL upon and !;jio
a sympathetic I'lubodimeut of the role. 'Ilia
other iiicmbcis o( (bu company wero all capable!
without cxcepiiou.
'ihc iiiouiitlnc; of the plcec was ecclli'iit, es
pecially Hie scene- shovviiiK the iuterieu' of lilies
iij's liomc with II.) old fashioned wall paper aid
lull e ball fiirulliiie.
Inues Band Tonight.
A few eai ao In IndljnapojU, a joiuilj
sculptor vvorl.ine; in Hip utelier of a we.l,n,wn
aitl-t theie, met at a soilal dinner theie, limes,
tho fanioiu baudiuantei. That jouni- sculptor is
the woild-fainoiLS )Ouug cunu'ttl.t, who will be
beaid hciu with limes uml Ids baud at the 1..V
leimi tonliiht.
Ki.vl via induced (o play on hi comet, of
which lie w.ua slneeie lover and amateur stu
dent, 'llioso few iwtus plajed there that nicht
ileterinlned lik, fuluic. Mr. limes' leeoipilznl
v.Oiuletful talent and olleitd lu tale him under
r,v.,i.,i.,,ni .....i...,,- .-.I i. n... .1, i i I. in in i in i I, i , . 1 1 . . . ,
Vivmi., H..-iBnTO- .nJ
Iili charge. Krjt eagerly wired Hit opportunity
unci the result Justified Hie prediction of the
grtitt bandmaster. Krjl l tiveiilj-sl jciiri of
Hire, but lilt marvelous prrfoimnncc upon bin
golden comet lulu platnl Mm In the forcmo-t
Mill; of Ilia world' virtuosi,
In aildltloii to Mr. Krjl, Mr. limes will Inlto
iltico Allele Horahl, Hie great Itall.in ''(.'aimcii,"
second not ertn lo Uihe; Arhlllp .Mlieitl, IM
(tanlo Zend mill Mils l'ronccs llojdrtii Hie joiing
but well-known American opniiio. uml otlur
cctcbralcil grand opera slngrn, who will glto
scenes' fiom "r.iut," "Lutl.i," anil "Caimcti."
"riorodora."
With the "l'loroiloiu" iiijii.-iki Incnt there Is no
such thing us n No, 1 or No. '2 or No. :l coin
pnuj. When It became leiliilu In Matugci John
C. l'Micr am) Thoimn W. Itjle.v that tin urp.it
liiiKldl comedy would' till mil nt least (Wo full
jears In New Yolk, lain or ulilne, lint or toht,
they began engaging pllnilpals mill i bouts sing'
en for Hie compuilw wlilc.li would have tn travel
to till the unp'rn eilcnterl dpinatul foi the bpatill
fill pioihicllon from all pirts of the Culled
States niul t'annl.i.
Ai fast an these new plajeit wire rehearsed,
they vvtie put into the Casino loinp.my fni-'wcehs
at n time uml all wero told, very plainly that In
order lo icnialn with the 'Tluriiilorn" manage
nient they would have to lie in K"il or belter
than the pla.ioM who wcie itelllnK te'lel .liter .1
le.ir nf lontlnuoiH fiinrliijr ninl iiillns In one
inle. So euih loiupany now lrn nil lipid fhaie
PUZZLE.
and his dog.
of the plaveis in the niiginal pioduition, ami
all the pilnclpals and claims lni;ei.s with c.irh
company appealed with success for nuiiiberj of
vveel.s in the Casino company, "t'lorodoia"
comes to (he Lyceum for tlncc ppiformaneei,
'ihiusday ami Friday iiIkIiIs and fild.iy aftei
nooii. 'J lilt Hie engagement will be notable for
the siru nod fashion of the audiences is alicady
availed. Theip was a conslaut stieam of tlchct
purchaeis at the 1hi olllce window jc-leidav.
Ethel Barrymore.
One scene in 'Captain .links of the Hone Ma
rines" is distinctively "Clyde l'itch," a tcim
that has become expressive to cvcijlioely inlci
eftpil lu the stage of opi-odes that blend comedy
and palhos- in .in cllcclive if -oinptinips psceeii
ingly bl7.iiio lnamier. It ii whin a pilmi donna
(l)thel lliirvmoic) Is cpriieiicing :i tiagic le
vcisal of n line love atTalr and lur hemt is being
loin by tho slresi of emotion just then Hi
ballet corps of her open compiny is u-heied
into her iip.utmeuts fur a itlip.ii.il. Tlicy mo at
tired in the conventional Hcshlings and tailelan
shiits, but tlieii upper garments and bonnets ale
the same they wear on the Mreet. The ctrect is
elienicly Iudiciom. 't lie ballet piocccds to u
he.iise, while over in a coiner of the slab'o the
puma donna vvcips and is onlv ice ijiid fiom her
despiir bv the iuist.il.es of the piciuieic elanseiie.se.
"Captain .liul.s of the Iioise Maiines" will
come lo Ilic li.vceiun nct Mtuiday. A special
mitlnec will be u'lveu at '.'.lri.
STAGE NOTES.
Annie Iii'li, of "tlie Climbers" iiimiiuy, and
J. 1'. Dod-son, of tlie Ivondou "Hen llur" oi ;. n
!ation, will join in a starling tour net scwui,
using a new plav by Aithur l'iueio, the IhiglUh
author.
losoph A, booth, ,i pl.le tiling plivsliian lu
S'evv Voil; and biotlur of lMvvin and .lolm
Wilkes Ilooth, died lu the big city l.it wed; of
ileal t dbea.'c. lie le.ives :i widow, who was a
Ml Mitchell, of Chailotlcsvlllc, Va.
Maiie Tempest nml "lleeky Sliaip" aie to be
'oon wllhdiawii troin the 1'iince of Wales' filia
te r hi I-oiulon, in older to give that acticss a
iiiueh-iieedcil lest. After her vacation, MIJa
Tempest is to go on tool,
t'pon his lenpeuiiig in Ilnloii, Sir Ilemy liv
ing is to icvlve "I'aiist," wltli I'.llcn Teli.v. Ml-s
'liny has .ibiudoiiid tlie pait of Maig.uet and
Olivia, it Is xtateil by a lliitHi tlio.lt l it -ii all
thoiily, but will leinalu Willi Sir Ilemy in other
piiiduclions.
Sir llimy Irving likes obi friends about him.
Ilcsiik's bis luaiiaser, lliam Stoker, and Kllcn
Teu.v, hi.s stage manager, acting manager and
tteamrcr have been with him n.Mily twentv-llve
.vcais.
THE MARKET
Wall Street Review.
New 1'urk, Mauli 11, Wall street sentiment ex
peileiiceel a isenso of lellif when the lepoils nl
the c.i ly London ntaiket sllovved lliat povveiful
siippoit was aieoided flic hafllr uuiket tlicie
and that Mi y little clamago hid rcsulti'd els -wheie
fiom the shock of the captuio be the linns
of (icuei.il .Methucn. The piico of llrlllsh inii
sols ,v ielded only a shade, which w.cs piobably
tho mo-t accuiatc liulcv of the leal giavlly nf
tho event in its Inline in o upon llritish llnaini.il
illlnll.s. Tlie icvImiI lcpoit.s uf the output of
gold fiom tho Wllwataisiiiiid fur lVhiuaiv is
piobably of uioic leal iiuporlaliee at this stage of
tho wai, and its showing nia.v in Ip to epl li't
tlie ludillelinco of the Loiulun mnli't to the
Mcthueii disaster. Accoidlng in tins icpoit b
tlie Tiaiisvaal ibamber nt mines, SI, Hi", ounces of
gold were taken out during 1'clnuiry compaicd
with ;il,:illl, in .faiiuaiy; M,KH in Decemlier and
:l'l,oy, in Novcmbei. This late of lesiimptioii nf
the gold nut put incuts ninth tn the foiclgn tluaii
cial uoild nud judlicctly to New Voil;, while it
j called upon to supply L'uiopeau clellclcnciea
due to the tutting oil of thn South Afile'un sup
iilv uf gold, Tho caliuieai of tl.e Loudon maikit
led to some covering by shciu lu this uuiket,
whlcli weic put out late jestcnlay in hope of cov
eilng at a piutlt on Loudon felling this nioinliig.
There was iinevved movement lu some of the)
minor specialties' which havo been tho favorites
for tome time past, 'I lie news of the deposit at
Hie sub-treaaury of tl,!i',0,Oc) in gold foi tele
gianhle tiansfer to San I'lauiisio in connection
wltli tho traction ineiger theie, called leuewcd
attention to our uwu doinestio inoiiey luaikct sit
uation. The silling movement which fnlluvvid
threw tlio maikct into liiegularity for tlie lest
of Hie div. Tho eailier gains were geneially
wiped out liy the first selling on this neve's, thelu
were some subsequent iccoviiic but Hie maiket
dosed heavy u tune ami without animation. n(
tlm iliy's special niou'i'ie'iits (bat ill the Colaiado
and southern stocks continued notable. Man
hattan was Mi in un the lepmt uf latere earnings,
I'lHontluued Illinois vveie lill bend of u coiisoli
ilatiou u( MeNlcau lallieud liilcic.U. Chicago
teimiual stocks wen. advannst on l epulis of
bujllig in the lutiifst of lljiliuuie ami ill do.
'I he Wisconsin Cinlial slocks wele acliin unci
sttong without specltlc explanation. The vtiemjth
in People's, lias was due to icportx of measures'
to (ouli'it the T'lcent ga.s oidiuauce in Chicago,
Thciu were u few other wide iiinveinenU of leas
iiiipoitaute and wuiih were not fidbyiialiitalned,
'total sales todiy, .IMclUO sliaies. llouds were
lather dull and irregular. Total sales, par vdue,
itv'.ns'i.lxin. lultPit States bonds unchanged on
call.
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Mexlr.in Central ...
Mo, Kin. it Texas ..
Mo., K, it Te.v l'r
Ml-ourl I 'ail Mu ....
N. V. (Vnlinl
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Norfolk k Wc'teiii..
Pacific Mali
I'eniin. It, It
People' Has
Reading
Heading, lt l'r ....
Heaillug, 2d Pr
Itcptiblio Slerl
Itepubllc Steel, l'r .
Southern Pacific ....
Southern It. It
Southern It. It., l'r
Trim. Coal it Iron ..
Tex is k lMcllle ....
Colon Pacific
l'tilon Pacllle, l'r ..
I'. S, Leather
I'. S. Leather, l'r ..
C. H. Steel
It. a, steel, l'r
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Wiibnch, Pr
Western Union
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WIIIIAT
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Open. High. Low.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchango
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
Locltawnmiri Dairy Co., l'r
County Savings Hank it 'ft tut Co
Tlrat National Dank (Carbondale)
'third National Dank
Dime Deposit and Discount Hank
Lconomy Light. II. it P. Co. ...
Pint National Dank
Did.
on
soo
330
WO
Asked.
43
1300
Lack-i. Trust k Safe Deposit Co....
193
123
500
22
123
136
Clark k Snover Co., l'r. ...
Bcranton Savings Dank
Tinders' National Hank
S'eranton Holt k Nut Co
People's Battle
Scranton Packing Co
HONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway,
33
first
Mortgage, clue lieu
reoplc'a Street Railway, first mort
gage, due 1913
People's Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1921
Scranton Traction 0 per cent
Economy Light, Heat 4: Power Co..
North Jersey k Pocono Ico Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
115
US
113
115
87
97
M",
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Coriccted by U
0. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
rioui Ti.-c
Heans $2.4U.
Butter Push cieamuy
26c; dairy, 22c
COc. ; June creamery,
CIicpjc Itl4al2e.
Lggs Ncaiby, 2oc.
Peas Per liu'l.cl. .1.73.
Potatoof Per Inlshcl, s'c.
Onions Per bushel, $LW).
Now York Grain and Produce Market
New Yntk. Mai ill 11. Clour Quiet hut stciilily
held at foinicr prices; wintei oura", IfJ.lllaJ.lJO.
Wheat Spot cwor; No. 2 red, iGc. f. o. b.
11llo.it; No. 2 led, bO'ic elevator; No. 1 noitliein
Diilulh. Sit. I. 0. ti. atloat; wheat unsettled and
ginciallj; weak; options heavy and lovvir, closed
weak at ',c. net decline; Maich closed Si2lic.;
Mav, S2-;ic; Julv, S2V4c; September, Sllc. Coin
Spot steady; No. 2, OlHic elevator and WJic
f. o. Ii. atloat; corn linn until the last hour when
it cased otV a little but closed sleadv neveitlie
less at JsaUc. net adiance; May closed C7-c. ;
Julv, (Kie.; September, GITAatoVic., dosed llosc.
Oats Spot fliiiiei; No. 2, .32c.: No. I!, 31c; No,
2 white, fiti-. ; No. .'1 white, fl.1',4c J track mKed
western, 31a32c; track white, S2a3sc; op'lous
stinnger west and tliin heie on the goveriiment IP
pi.it. Iluttei I'lini; creamciy, ''2.r27c. ; do. fac
imy, lSa21e.; iieamery held. :lSa2lc; lenovated,
lt.a'2.!;.; imltatlnu crcameiy, 17l&a23i.; state
diirv, J0i2i!e. Cheese Maikct strong; stute full
clean), Minll e.uly made, fauev coloied, I2"1
12;c.; do. white, 1214at2i-.; full cieini, large
fall make, fancy coloied, ll'iillc.; do. white.
lUialiac. Kggs firm ami aetlvo: state and
l'ei.n.-.vlvanli, 17c; western, 17c; southern, fi',c.
Philadelphia Qrain and Produce.
Philadelphia, Maieh 11. Wheat Steady but
quiet ; tunti.u t glade, Mauli, 8(l.io0'je, Com
Dull but steadv; No. 2 mixed M.udi, (ioiiilfic
OatsSteuly; No. 2 white clipped. 51e. Wool
rnihanged. Provisions tlneliauged. Hutter ',4i
lc. lower; ctia wistciu tic.iuiery, 27,4c.; do,
lit.uby iiiluls, 20c. Kggs Dull, 2c. lower; fie.-li
lieaiby. ISc; do. we-ti'in, 13e,; do. soiitlivvcsteiu,
13c; do. southern, lie ChiH'se-l'liin, good de
mand; New Voil. full 1 io.ini', fancy small. 12'Jc;
do. do. fair to choice, Klial2'4e. Iteluied Sugars
(Juiet but Moaehy, Cntlon rncluiigcd. Tallow
Steady; city pi line in tlcu cs, (114c.; countiy do.
do,, barrels, (i'.(iliic.; do. clatU d(i., 5'i5Tic;
cakes, (iBie. Live Poultry IT1111, good ilemaud;
fowls, 12.il.lc; old ina-tets, S.i'Je. ; wintei thick
ens, ISalOt.; dutks, llinc; geese. 12al"c. Dieised
Poultrv rinii, fair iltmind; fowls, choice, ll'ii
12c; do. fair to good, HHiallc; old il.tcis, 8e.;
thltkciis ncaiby, 12allc.; dinks, 10al2c; geese-,
PilOc necelpcs lTniir, Mil) bauds and 2,1X17.001)
pounds In sacks; wheat, 10,000 bushels; eoin, 11.
(MO bushels! oats. :i,000 bushels, Shipments
Wheat, 40,000 bushels; coin, 800 bit-hels; oats,
5,000 bushels,
Chicago drain and Produce Market.
( hli.igo, Match 11. Speculatois who were c
piiling .1 Jumping bull maiket on the i-tu'iialh
of the liulllsU iulerpietatiou on the govciunient
ipm'Up ripoit were disappointed. 'Hiiro was an
cailv sliort-llved spa-ni of stiinslh as .1 iciult of
tho bullish cireit the lepoit Ind last night on
the nub, but i.iiiis in tlie soutliwest dcinc'scd
wheat and otlier.plts lot much of tbe gains tun
pllhctlcallv. t the close May wlioit had hist
'fia'.ii.j Miy nun had gained '.JaV'. and May
oats wire 'ic higher. Provisions closed 2!4a10c
higher. Cah quotations weio m follows: flour
Stimuli ; No. tl fprlrg wheat, 72a7(lc; No. '! led,
S.tUc"; No. 2 oati, 4taial3e. ; No. 2 while. 4il,,ie. ;
No. ;l wlilte. ll'sari'ie'.; No, 2 i.ve. SsiJSVic;
fair to choice mailing. 30ari'i,ic.: Nu. 1 noith
uitilll. ifl.72i Plliue tlmotliv ecd, Jftl.SO; mess
poik, sil3.13a15.20; lard. W.S7'iali.Si); shoit ribs,
sf.'iOafi.W); dry salted shoulders, TUi.'iP.; short
clear sides, sts.G0aS.70; whUUey, l.;M,
Chicago Live 'Stock Market.
Chicago, Mauli 11. Cattle Receipts, 4.0:0;
steady; good to pump steels, nominal. $n.30i7;
poor to medium, isaU..10; stockeu and feeders,
2,30j5.25; cow, frl.i.ia.i.SO; belfeis, S2.ri0a3.73;
caimirs, Ifl.23a2.40; bulls, S2..30il.U3; calves, Wa
It; Texas feed stiets, Yl.731'1.00. Hogs-ltecelpt,
todav, it.Oex); loiucriow. S'.tmil; left over. ;i,300;
3a10e. higher; iniM'd nud liuteheis, i-.'i.ICi ill. ID;
good to tholio heavv, ifn.ackiO. !',; toiight heavy,
?(si(i.23; llglit, f3.Mul.l-1i bulk of stUs, ftijn,iiu.
Shee s Hei clpln. 10,000; sheep best steady to
strong; lambs best steady tu slioiig; gu.al to
diolee wctlie'iH, til..'Ai5.2"i; fair to iliolic uiKiJ,
i.'1.73al.40; western sheep, if I.Ul.i 'i.S.',; native lambs,
iJljOM; western lamUs, 3.35.1(1.30,
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Last lluiralo, March It. Cattle-ltecc Ipts, llbt;
geiieialli iltud; veul top., l7.73a,3J; olherj,
3.2347 311. lings Receipt, 2,1V); opened Hiong
and cloM'd still lilghei; beav.v, iU.33aU.UI; iiiUed,
l.taiil.Wl; pigs, tl.10.1il; iniuiM 1.Miiii. iici
and Lambs Itiiclpts, 2.200; stead); sliccp itii.ee;
tops. IiiUed, 1.!Hj1..V)i culls tu kuoiI, $i1.11i
jeailinns. 1.txuil top lambs, tO.70iO.75; culls to
good, l.75aO.O-3.
East Liberty Live Stock Market,
Last I.iheilj, March 11. Cattle Steady ;bulee,
iO.OOjO.73; prime, 1.20aU.iO; goud, ?3.&Oj3.eo.
Hogs iaawer; pi line lieavlea, It0.C1jU.iI0; dot me
diums, i0.ki0.3.1: heavy Voikeis, td.ajali.i.l; light
Yoike-H, fcl.lVO.il; plgJ, .1flla0; luuglu, MiO.
SliecpSU'Jdy; lust vvetlieis, ipM.3Ua3.70: tull., and
common, 2.30.i:i..'O; veal calves, 7a7.30.
Oil Market.
Oil City, Much 11. Credit balance, 113; ceitl
Hull's, no Lid; shipments, 71,131 haritls; uvcijicc,
72.t turrets; inn, &i,H2 luiifU; aveugv. 07,.
nut lisrrpls.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" MRECfOWf
' 4 Lines 10 Cents vaned 3 ' nsertions 25 Cents
More Than Four Lines, jCcntuforllacli nxIraLliu. PliBG. MomTIui Pour UneJ, 6 Cent tor liacli ISxtrt Llm,
For Rent.
w"w ts'rs' V rsrf x
1'OU ItllNT m IMne fturt, 8 roonu
rooms ,...
.:;:::::::
. .20
1.1
1ntl '(lin sUnnl II .....(
ion tiiiu mi i vi t ) iwuun , t t .
11, Peim n Venue, whole 2d lloor ;.....
pi Mireler mcnlir, It rooms.
Lid, Pints ftrtet, 0 iniiim
.X.
CII.Mtl.l'.S II. SUII.Atll.ll.
120 Wiishliigtcn ui'elilie.
1011 IILNT-Store building lor iptit In UlleliMin
City. Pa. lliilldlng Ml fpet by 21 fret, cellar
under all, nud second story can lie nrratrgul for
a family. All In good lepilr leady for use. Two
coal hieahciH uml mines close' by cniplnv Irtg over
a thousand people. An enterprlsltia- mtii-lmit
can get u huge trade. Apply lo Wllllim II,
ltklmiond, Itlclimuiid Hill, .1123 -N. Main ifvniue,
Scrantoii, I'.i. ,
l'OH IIK.NT 4)7 Wjomlng iivcnue, a veiy ileOnble
M-ioom tuodern residence. Apply nt flack
ett's leal estate agency, rooms V and 10, J'l'te
building,
foil HUNT In D.ilton, n furnl'lied eotlagc of
nine looms for the season; one of Hie be-l,Io-cations
In the town: live minutes walk to sta
tion. Apply to (1. IV, Carlton, Dalton, Pa.
. . i u i T --
roil HUNT Two bo stalls. Mulbeiry nml Oik
foul court, llr. llitnici.
Toil MOT Pino pilvate lesldenee III Hreen
Illdge section for lent for one .tear, furnished
or unfurnished; 12 rooms; modem ImpiovoiuenUj
team and trolley Hues convenient. Addre
Xenla, Tribune olllce.
l'OIt HI'.XT Three adjoining looms in P.iull
building, cprtlally iidaplrd tor law-jura and
lloPtoli),
l'OIt lti:.NT Stole 225 Lackawanna iivenius now
occupied be the (lubln ill-inuuitl Co.. and two
fioois over the Scotch Woolen .Mill Co. at 227.
1'OU HUNT lloue HOS Capouse avenue, cotituln
ing nine looms and nil modern iinpitivcni.nts;
street ears pjw the door. Inquire at 1331 Mi-.elei-son
avenue.
roil IIUST SK-ioom Hat with bath, steam
licit, gai lunge and all modern linpicne
menta fium Apiil 1st; lent rcasonible. tall
eaily. Pied C. Hand, 00.1 Mulbeiij street.
POIl MINT A lltcnfcd hotel with 27 bed looms;
all modern impiovriuenls, flood bar. It-nt
oud license 120 pir nionth. Apply to .1. 1.
Dainty, 120 l'lanlilln iivenuc.
roil Ttr.ST A beautifullv ilnislied bouse of
twelve rooms, all modem couvenienct, in
North P.uk; line location, .pply 102S Lleclric
avenue, Not tit Park.
l'OH ItKNT 921 tiieen Itidge stieet, eight-room
modern house, steam heat.
i
roil HUNT Ten-room hoii-e. IMS Mulberrj;
stieet; nil modem improvements. Iiiqnito o
11, Moes, 211 IVjoming avenue.
l'OIt IILNT Stole loom on second lloor over 310
Lackawanna avenue. Plate glass front. In-
quile of Krotokv Tlios'.
For Rent Unfurnished Booms.
POIl IHINT-Apill i. thiee unfiiruislieil looms,
steam licit nml all modem improvements at
717 Olive street.
' r
For Sale.
IlOCsLlIOLI) ITItNITeJIti: TOIt SAL1' C.npet,
tables, tlmiis, staneM, illnlng loom furni
ture, bedioom suits-, gas lange, duperies, etc. M.
V, (tucin-ej, 3'i.'l Capouso aveuue.
HOI"Si:noi.I) lTIIMllllli: for sale at 020 Quincy
avenue. Must be sold this week.
PIANO for sale cheap, inqiilie ."..10 Wpbster ae.
POIl RAI.H 1,000,1100 Vlln new red haul common
brick. Addicss (leoigc 1'. Kichline, llaston,
Pa.
CAltPI'.'IS, linoleums and oil cloths sold pvciy
daj-11 o'clock. .103 Lackawanna. SVe auctions.
POIl SAI.i: ITne kindling wood, stove length.
Two dollais big load delivered anvwheie.
Jiall orders-. Jennings, Central Mines tilt. Also
second hand lumber suitable for all purposes,
vcrj- cheap.
FOIl SALH Two light spring wagona and some
harness, cheap. Lvans, rear 1132 Lmcerne
street.
For Sale or Rent.
roil SAI.i: OH IIIIXT rami of ninety acics good
soil, well wateied, goud buildings, good Unit,
sir miliS from Scranton. one and one-half miles
from Chub's Summit. Lying on the south side
and joining Summit Like; a fine place for sum
mer home Price reasonable. Inqulic of M. II.
Coons, Clark's; (ireen.
Auction.
HOUSES AT AUITION 'll.e iiudci signed will sell
at pulilic sale at tlie t u-u k Malilcs, Ssci.in
ton. Pa., Saturday, March IS, nt lO.Iitl a. in., one
cnlnait I'arm, Carriage and Dray lloiscs. Sale
positive lain or sliine. ( lark llrotlici-
Furnislied Rooms.
l'OH 11KNT One luruishcd loom, with improvo
mcuts; also one on thlid lloor, cheap, 027
Adams avenue.
I'UHNISllim TtOOMS for rent, niudein Improve
ments; uivitte familj; genlltnieu pieleirtd,
at 5:17 Adams avenue.
r(IH Itt:NT nirnislied front room, with h.Mt,
bath and gas; near court house; gentleman
prelerrcd. Address Itoom, llox 2U9.
roil HUNT Furnished loom;
CC.'i Linden strict.
heat and lulli.
FUHNISIIlin IIOOMS rOft linNV. with Iieat, M-i
and bath, Bentlemen prefened, at 5.19 Adam.
Wanted To Buy.
WANT TO buy a geiieial sioie, rilv or i oiiiilrv,
fur e.isti. Addicss Opporliinitj', eatc in I'ub
uiir ojliie.
Wanted To Rent.
ANTLH Iiom tin co to live pleasant roonu
tunieiileut for housekeeping, ih-slralile !tu i
linn, two ladies, uioilerate lent. Addicss, giving
particulars, '".," 'Iiibunu oftlce,
WANTLI) IIOOMS- For two adull.s, three or fom
looms, futiilslied or tiulurnblied for eij
light housekeeping, tlist lloor pitferrcd, Addicts
JI. II., Trihuno olllce.
WANTL'D ruiliishid liniise or four or live looms
for housekeeping. Addicss A. (J, K., Tiihuue
ollite.
Real Estate.
l'OIt SM.i: Mouse OKI lleliuaie stict, S iniiiis,
modem iiupruveiueiits, lutpilic I.utlier I'l'iK,
into CapoiMi avenue.
l'OIt SALKAt (laik's Summit! a plj.-u of Ufa
acres, houso unci bain, good trult; clicjp for
rash, inipilrc of Mrs. L. Lindsay, lilt North
Main avenue, tity,
Business Opportunity,
ttAS((AV'SrV,MAi,BSaAisS
Sl'OCiv AMI WIIL'AV TltAllLUS without delay.
Write for our special market letter, l'reo on
application, b. JI. lllhbaid i. Co., iiu'inbcri .V.
V. CLiisoltdJtcel and Stock S.chaiige, '41 Jiul 16
llioadivay, New Yolk. j,tabllihed ISdi. Lou;
UWancc' Phone 2JSS flroad.
Money to Loan.
5(XI, ipl.UlO, IH.SU), Isig.'i jinoinits at live an I
kI pel i cm. Stilt, AtlJiuc, 1U12 Meals
Iiilildiug
ANY AMOl NT OF MO.M: 10 LOAVlJiiU..,
straight loans or lluildiiig and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 ner cent. Call on N, V. Wjlkc,
ai tui5 (omicll uulldintr.
Political.
'llilltl) LLHhLAT'iVK DIVlllltT fo I lie mem
beta of the Itepublliaii Standing ( oiuiiiitleu
of the Third U'gUluthe district: T
Notice is heieb.v given that a meeting uf His
ltepulilluu Standing Committee uf the 'lli'ld
LegUlative district uf Uckjvvamu county will
be held st the Couit lluuc, Sciautun, l'j., on
Satuida, Jlftih 22, VJOl, at '.' ci'ttutk p. m, A
full attendance of the coimiiittco L caiiivstly
icquettcd. Ily older of the chaliuuii.
OaCAll VV IUsKIIIIC.
.ltct: s I. K. WATKINS. Sfcletaiy,
Serantcn. l'j., Jlau.li 10. Ilk2.
ItllANUII WANT OFFICIOS.
Want Advertlsnment3 Will Uo
Rficoived at Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 F. M.
Central City
ALUCflT SCIHII.TZ. corner Mulberry
street and Webster avenue.
OO'jTAV PIt.Tir.L. U Adams avenue.
West Side
OEOItOi: V. JUNKIK3, 101 South Mala
avenue.
South Scranton
FllUt) L. THltl'Pi:, 720 Cedar avenue.
a
North Ecrnnton
OKO. V. DAVIS, comer North M!n
avenue! and Maikct street.
V.
Qreen Ridge
CliAIILKS P. JOXLS, 1337 Dickson
Hvenue.
P. J. JOHNS, D20 Green ltldge stieet.
C. LOItHNK. corner Washington ave
nuo and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNLT'rLfi, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunruorc
J. a, DONH k SON.
Wanted.
WAN I'lID Chairs tn leinlr anil iitane: send iio-r.il
In .lames l'a.vne or 'phcin" .lulm Hawks, uts
l'l-ovldi'iice load. Old 'phone 1i.:i, (iiceu ltldge.
Help Wanted Malo.
WANTED Salesman for Carpet De
partment; young man to sell
Wall Paper and Shades, also Sign
Writer. Apply, Jonas Long's Sons.
WAX'IIII Two f.nm binds, nui-t be gnod milk
cis, Inquire 0. A. Siicmci, ClaiU's Mini
mil, Pa.
WANTiH) Caipet salesman. Apple .Inn.is Long's
Soils.
CANVASSP.ItS WANTT.D to solicit Mibsciiptlons
fur The Tillnine; liberal eommUaioiis nl
lowed; only active men eleslied; those with ex
perience prefened. Apply ut Business Jianagei's
oftlce, S'cianton Tribune.
Help Wanted Female.
LADY'CAXVASSUn wanted tn solicit sulwriiv
lions foi 'the Tiihuue; good commission of
fered wltli j fair guarantee for tlrst-elass e inker.
Apply pei-onally at llusincss Managci'a olHte,
Scranton Tribuce.
WAXTHII At elite, a walticss; lclercnces lc
lyuiied. Apply tu Jlis. N. V. Led, 211 .Icf
feison avenue.
Agents Wanted.
WAXTKll Agents, liolh sev, in SJeraiiton, Cliccn
ltldge, Piovidenie, Piiecbing, Peckvillt, Car
lviindale, etc. Light work; good salaij. (all or
athhevi Manager, Itoom 1, itaiib lliilldiiig, 127
Spruce stieet, Sciauton, l'a.
Recruits Wanted.
VXNafXXN
WANTI'.D rOtt U. S. AHMY Able bodied un
mariied men between the agty of 'JI and 1)3;
citizens of the Cnited States, uf good charactei
and tempeiato habits, 'w-l.i. can speak, r"ad and
wiitc Kuglish. l'ir iiiroimatfou apply to Itcciuit
ing Olllce, No. VIS Wjomiug avenue, Sciauton,
Pa.
Situations Wanted.
SITC.VIION WANTi:i)-ily a joung gill at llglit
linilM'Woik or genual housi'ivnik lu sin ill
familj. Call at 101 Thcodoie stitet, ciiy.
Sl'l CATION WAN'IKl) Po-ltlon as cashier oi
bookkeeper, by joung lady with ecpeiieuce;
best icfeieilces; saluy modtiate. Addic.-s, 1311
Jackson stieet.
A OOOI) COOK and launches wants a place. Ap
ply 317 Jlulbeiiy stieet, t Ily.
SITCATION WANTLU-llv middle aged woman,
,ii housekeeper In whlowoi'.s familj. Call or
addicss J. II,, 1117 Summit avenue, s-u anion, l'a.
Slir.VIION WAN"li:i)-lly a joung man wi
lour jean cAperlencu aiotmd gioceij .tm
Will aicciit position at auv honest work. Sitoi
nml iiidu.,li tons. II, p., ;ii2 Jlulbeiiy stu-i't.
a Joung man wltli
until I i.tiinm i tlm ,i
SITCATION' WWIIIll Ily a biitchet; good mar
ket man, peddler, bologna and sausage maker;
tan i tire and pickle all kinds of incus; AI meat
cutter and slaughterman. Addicts ilutcher, i'A
Linden stieet, West Plttston, l'a.
Boat dors Wanted.
PIHVATi: FAMILY wishes to havo two nl"e men
to boaid, (lei man or lauli-h. Call any tiini
after TIiuimIjj-. All tonveineuccs, S07 Hairison
avenue.
Wanted Rooms and Boord.
ANTi:i Two criitinunliating rooms with board,
piivuto family priliiuil. Two ladles and a
gentleman. State toll pjitleitlais. Address C.
II. I)., Tllbuiui oftlce.
Lost.
I.O.iT-satniday afteiuoon, bitvueii Washiiigtoii
uvcmie, Di'lnnaio stieet, Adams avenuo and
Old u ltldge sliit'l, silur chalelaiiin bag ion
tJiuliU abn il. I'incji'r will bo icvvahled by
icluiiilug tu Tiihuue utile c
I.OVI'-Jlond ly cvtnln?. Fib. 17, between Wjo
luiiig avenue uml W.i.-libuiu stuct, uu oval
luooeh ifiiitiJwing ginlliinan's ph title. Finder
plea.e lctum'tu or notify .Miss l'.iisous, 117 Thit
lienth stuct,
Storage.
STORAGE
Dry, clean and muilciu up-to-date
stoiage; sepuate rooms :
individual Kevi.: cleintui. An
hlcal storiga for lioiiseliulil ellcels, etc. Thiliy
m pa rale str.iagu looms. SiiMilnn Sluiaerc toiii
pan.v, 110 Fiaiikllu avenue.
jMiscellaeous,
AMLItlCVN lIKIIIIV-llow to play the Aineiican
IK I by in the wllllei books m as tu will Willi
out fall, sriul addu-a and -c. stainn to F. JI.
Ilodgeis k Co., Iluh.v, iiidlaiia.
LEGAL,
IN Hi:: livr.vn: of Willhm J. Lpivis, laie uf the
Cllj ol hciantoii, Ciuuij ut LaeUawjuiia,
State ut pciiiisjlvauij, deceased,
Leltei.s tcslamcnlaij on the nun cupative will
having been gumed to tho uudersigued on the
u I wic cvt.ite, all persuiiH having cljlnu ur de
mauds U','jint the same will please prisciie tbeiu
tor pajment, ami ull Hiokj iudibted theietu will
mike luuuedlatii pijinent to
TIIK I.UKUVA.WA Till hT AMI SIT. I)i:-
I'osir (omi'any. or stiiAvroN.
Lvt'tulor.
Wi;i.I.r.. & TOHIIO, Au.unejs,
MU'ICF. it lieltby given that u nliTlll'g uf t'eo
slocklioldeM of the '1 lie Title (luaiuntv and
Trust Coiupaiij, of Sciautun, lMin., will be held
ut the tlllie of tlie temii my, 1X3 vVashluuUui ate
mu, S. ijutoii, I'cmitjIvaiiU. on Mjj 10, jl 10. W
a. in., to take ut lion on appioval or illnippwwl
ut the prnpo-cd increase' of uapltul toek uf sMll
cjjiupjny from '300,0110 to WR0,i,
lt.u.i'tt s. iit:t.u sviuiaiv. .
PROFESSIONAL.
l.''Ss.A,iisSVssrfii
Ctjrtiaed, Public Accountant.
LIIWAIH) C. SPAULDINd. 2.1 TII.VUCIIS HANK
Building, and St. Paul lliilldlng, New York,
Architects.
LltWAIH) II. DAVIS, AUCHITKOT, CONNLl.ti
iiuuuing.
t'ltcnnniRK l. ihiown, aiicil n nnAL
Estate Ltchange Hldg.. 120 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HAHDlNd, BOO CONNIILI, IIOILDINO.
Dentists.
wit. o. i:. i;iLi:.in:itoi:it, pauli huiluino.
Sprueo street, Ecrnnton,
nit. O. C, LAUBACH, 115 WYOMING! AVL'NUB.
Lawyors.
riiANic i:, noYLi:, attounhy-at-law.
Hooms 12, ii, 10 and 13 Ilurr llulldlng.
f, k. tiiacy, att'y, common'wc.m.tii m.no.
n n Tieninrtt ii .....-....... . .i . .... t....i.
i .' . J-i,t.i., Aiieiie.M.i i.ej..s,n ,ii,ci.
tlaled on real estate Beeuilty. Mean nulldln?,
corner Washington avenuo and Spruce street.
WILLAlli), WAIMIKN k KNAI'P, ATTOUNIlVf)
and counsellors-ntdaw. Itcpubllcan Dulltllng,
"-"i..ja.vi. ii.euiie.
JESSUP 4: J:SSUP, ATTOHNHYS AND COUN-scllois-at-liivv.
Coinmonwcalth Uiillcllns. ltoomi
Iff, 2U ami 21.
K VmJ?iD !!' TIIAYHR. ATfOltN-HY.
90JWI, nth floor. Jiears building.
I100M3
r'V.An. WAT",:s- ATT0ltNr.Y-AT.LW, HO.VItU
"' lr"'lg llulldlng. Sciauton, P.t.
PATTEIISON k WILCOX. THADIHI'S NATIONAb
Hank- I!uilelliiS
c. cojiirovg, o-i.i nrpunidcAN nuii.uixn.
A,oU,. 'HTIIOr.F, OITTCH MOVLD TO SO
211 Wjomlng nttnue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DIt. V. E. ALLEN". 31tl NO UTI f WASH 1 NOTOJJ
avenue.
DIt. S. W. L'AMOIIi: UX, OITICH 331) WASH
Is1,8'0", acliue. ltesldcnce, ISIS .Mulherrv.
Chronic oi,ea.-es, luags, heart, iiidnejs arid
genlto-urinary organs a speelaltv. Hours. 1
to 4 p. m.
Osteopathy.
Hit. I). 0. i:W.VS, OSI'LOPATII. 120.S WAiT.
Inglcn aipimn. tluonlc and nervous cliscJsei
a prci.ilt,t, ( oiiMiltation ficc.
Instruction Musical,
iv c. rixsint, mis. mac. 'ilaciikti" of
voice Cultiirp. Ilaimonj-, Countei point and
Composition. Ciiiiipnsitlcins corrpctrd and ie
vised for publication. 33 New York flreet.
Hotels and Restaurants.
IHi: LI.K CAFH, 12.-r"AND 127 I'ltANKLlN AVE-
uue. Hates reasonable.
P. Zir.ai.r.rt, Proprietor.
SCRANTON IIOL'Si:, NCAU D., L. &V. PA3
sengcr depot. Conducted on tho European
Plan, VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. I!. nitlOOS CLEANS PRIVY VAU!,T3ANf
cess pools; no odoi; only iiupioved pumps used
A. 1). Drlggs, proprietor. Leave oidcrs 110v
North Main avenuo. or Eicko's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
Q, R. CLARKE &: CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erjmen, stoic 201 Washington avenue; grece
houses, 1030 North Main avenue; otoro tele
phone! "s
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. ItEAll 511 LACKA. AVE.,
Scramon, l'a., manufacturer of Wiio Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DltESSMAKINQ I'Ott CHILDREN TO ORDilH;
also ladles waists. Louise Shoemaker, 21J
Adams avenue.
MHOAHOHE I1HOS., PKINTI'.ltS' SUPPLIES. EN
velopes, paper bags, twine. Wateiiouse, luO
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKESHARRE RECORD CAN RE '.IAD
in Sciauton at the news stands of Rclsiuaii
Hi os., 10U tprucc and 001 Linden; JI. Norton,
."22 Lackiwanna avenue; i, S. Schutzcr, 211
Bpiuee street.
Rheumatism.
ssswv
ItllECMATIS.M All turtles that wish can bo
speedily and peuiunciitly cuied uf all va
llelics of ltlicumatisui by a vegetable eumpoiliid,
Cuies guaranteed, luipiiiu or uddicss J. E, Tay
lor, Sciautun.
VIEWERS' NOTICE.
VIEWEItS NOl'ICL', Sewer Assessment Nineteenth
lllstiitt .Main Sevvii lu I'ifth, SKtli, Fiftcentli
and Elghticnih wauls, of the City of Seiautoii.
To l'jllbk (lolden, or the estate of PaliicK
(loldeii, I'atlltk Jlilluinough estate nr nnkiiimii
owner of- Lot No. "JO. Hlock No, 8 on Fourth
avenue, ulsih waul, Mi.iulon, Pa. ; the estate of
1). , llrown, eleeta'cd, or llii.vvu, attoinev;
lleiiigu W. I'uvvell, John T. Junes, generally
known as .lack Jones; lli'iijiiiniu Phillip-, Mlilaui
Itichaiilsou, sjti-.ui ItichJiilsou, T. II. Wails,
Helen slie.in, John T. Falun i, M. E. lie lei,
Edvvaid Hoberls, Daniel .1. Eunis, Thomas Jen
kills, 'John L. Jones. Edwin T. Iluglii's, Daniel
Elsiuger, Hubert Roland, I'nknovvii owner ,.f
Lot Xo. 12, lllock Nu, :.(, Fifth waul, Siiar.luu,
l'a., being house No. lilt l.iueiue siicit; .lauii'S
JoIcIjii, I nkiiimn owner of Lot ii II, llloik N...
3-I, Fitlli waul, Miaiit-in, P.I., on i.letiilh ..v
title; William Cvi-ilv. Jnhn Heats, . (i. Klinbli,
Louis Firt'stiUP, Muy J. i'.valis, Lewis Mlllu,
Stppanla Wlleki. M. Adams, (I. M. Williams,
Wllllaiu Davis, Mis. J. it. Havics, David .1. Ji
vies, Rav lliovvn, Edvvaid Lambeit. Con C.
Stoiiits, lli'iijjiuin Hopkins, Vlichaid Kane, Maiy
llaiutt, lieoigp Cailton, -ikuown uwner til -l,-c
enuipr of ct Elm street and Meridian t.iwt.
Fllleeiith waul, Stranlon, l'a.; t lUiiinwii, ovrp. r
nf lot of lana toine, )e.-L jwit jU'UJIerRlltii
siuets, Flflftnih w.ml, snjjuchiij'jpj e ivytsh
Catholii. chtiuh loM'iri. , S, in llloik N'S t-l.
on West Elm
stieet, 1 llteentn want, .ty-nininii,
lovv-jki, 'lliniiimsiud Jiiliiu Frvj",
Pa.; John Sainow
.l.imis lie uu, J
lohn Sl'lHi binnit'H .viriuiu'J.
Calbarlne ouilgblood. Tltlh J.
Chaile.s .I.cibcr,
Weaver, t aioliuei MiiiJiJc, allege it ,tg,hv Iwu.
fnied to Jlr. N'telf.' being letsNo.;ll. B .
Kl, Fifteenth watJ, Sc.ijatou.il'.f,, l't5u-o 2o. 21
West Locust sircer; i.uwiiiii . juiiuh. .
F. Uvin, M.irit7. C. llarth. Cliailts Huike eslitti,
Jlis. Astrlnger estate. Fellows' iiiuiteij, Raui
Main avenue, Soiantou, l'.l.I Mis. .. I.ewijis
tate, Edwaul lteess p-tale, Ml. Vuuslui esUtn
Catharine Norton, Joseph Lewis. Jlary Met llnrjjhi
Mulheiiii A. fud.'s and I'. Mulherlu.
You and raeb nf joii not appealing to be til
dent III the iniiiilcipjliij "f llm (ily of Seran
tou, anil wc being unable to find jou in oul'T-to
serve tho tollcivvlng notiio upon you and laihsiif
jou personally wo do lieuby tnu-p von lailx
served with said itoiito liy this advcillscment
llieieof piiisuant to Hie Second See Hon of lli3.i I
of vsheiublv of the CoinnioiivvcJllh of I'eiilMj
vania, uipiovcel JJ' JO. IbOl, enlltHUHJAiiSW
lu lelitlm Ii. the ciinstriulloii ot scr,rsf thua.s
Mwiiitnt of djuugii. costs and cieiises tS'i
nf upon Hie piopstl) belietllid llitrcby, eJJ '
and theitfoiei plilsUaill to thu piotislous of ssld
Act: ' ..
You and CJih uf mui aro hereby nolillid that
(ho iiiiilrl)iiinl. YlVvifts apppiitted bv tho r'otnt
of Common l'h'4 of l.aekjwaiuu lount), bijjlio
matter of Costs, ExpeiisM' tfiid Diniigps bj 4tj
son nf the (on-4rtictlc.il of the Vlueteentli Di-dtla
Main S.wt'1, in tlie Fifth, Sixth. I'lftcinthUJi'l
riltlitctntli wauU, of tho City of hcrauluii, Lack
uvvuiiM Cnunlv, Piinuvlvaiilj, bjve preiuieil -i
schedule showliu' the amount of damages, cei.li
uml o.epuws jcccrtjiiied and ullowcd, and,4t.
Mssineutii ot benelits nude for and upun stitil
inipiiivemtut, and the ptupcrties SieciJll.v bene
llted therebj. Olid Hut sJid Vlevveis will inH't
juel cshihit s.lid kclicdule. and hear all CiicpllilH
tlieretu ami eildence tlieieon, at the Comiiiou
I'liiuicll Room ill the Municipal llullijlrtu ' 'nil
Wusiifliatoii mtnuc, ill, the City of St ran ton,
:ifore,ild on tlii.l-'djy of Martb . D. Hei.
iK'tivi'cli the liouis of 10 a. in. an I li uwn and
'J p. lu. uml ii p. in. ef s-ilil tljv.
W. 1IIBII1.
HICHMlIi J ltlCHni)3,