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SILENT NOW
IS THE ORGAN
TEMPORARY INJUNOTION CON
TINUED BY THE COURT.
In His Opinion In the Equity Case
of Colonel Herman Osthaus Against
James RoblnBon Judge Edwards
Decides That the Organ Operated
In Connection with Robinson's
Merry-go-round Near Nay Aug
Tark'ls a Nuisance Other Court
Matters of Inteiest.
ludKP 11. M. Kdwnnls linntled down
i opinion ycslcrilny In the equity ense
A Colonel lleiniaii Osthaus against
Annies llobliihon. ' The purpose of the
Hill wus to restrnln ltoblnson from
playing an organ In connection with
Ms "nierry-go-iounil," near Nay Aug
linik. Judge Edwards continues the In
junction heretofore grunted. The opin
ion follows:
The plaintiff ccmplnlus of the opeintlou
bv the defciidntit of of a musical Instiu
ment nttached to the devise commonly
known lis a "lucrry-so-iound,"
On the allegations of the 1)111 and the
nflldnxlts, we wanted a piellmlnaiy In
junction, we gi anted a picllmlnary ntle
to lontluuc the Injunction voluminous tes
timony has been taken, thhty-sevon wit
nesses having been swniu on both hides.
As In usual In cases tbat me wnimly con
tested, witnesses differ maleilally In thtlr
lcws of the subject matter In rontro-m-ih.v.
They nwlng along the line of dis
pute fiom one I'Vtiemc to the other.
In the pu-ent casf, jcvcial of the do
fvtuiTi tit's witnesses, who live Just as near
to t lie "meiiy-go-tound" as do .some of
the plaintiff's witnesses, testify that they
rvc not In the least nnmned by tho
"music" of thi' oig.in cnmplnlncd of, but,
tb.U on the vontiniy. tbev nie delighted
with It. Jlnnv of the nliilntlff s witnesses,
on the other band, ny that the "nol'-e"
finin the oig. in Is eci delating and neivo
i.iLklng: that It Is unusual, loud, linisli,
discoid. ml and Ill-timed; that it nggra
,itcs lllue-s, irlmil iceoery, and dis
till lis the pi act. ipili't and lomfoit of
home life, and Hint it InjuiiouMy affcct3
the value of pmpcity.
CAFSK OK COMPLAINT.
After a full (ousldointlon of all the
tctimony we h.te no hesitation in de
ciding that the plaintiff has n just and
sulirtnntlnl caij.-.p of lompl.ilnt and that
the pi ellmlnniy Injunction awarded should
be made peimanent. As the case whs
fully lieniil on tlie uile to continue tbo
Inliinetlon we shall make tome speciltc
findings of fact:
1. The "m"ri.-gn-iound" in question is
located near the ontianee to Nay Aug
ptiK. It Is not on the pal It giounds. The
Immediate nelghboihood is of a purely
residential charaetei. While their aie no
residences in the name block as tho
"nieri.-go-iniiml ' neither aie theio any
tiiisliiess places as was suggested bv tho
.iiue-rtlons of tile defendant's counsel.
'J'lie husine.ss consists of a soda fountain
(.land, a photograph gallery and Ice.
cietm establishment, it is safe to state
that the nelghboihood in the -iclnity ot
the pai It, for seicuil blocks, is, and will
be ery laigel.x, If not altogether, iel
dentlal 2. The "oigan" or musical instiument
nttached to the "nioii-go-iound," Is con
structed on the plan of n pipo oigan.
Steam is the mothe power which moves
tho "mcro-go-iound." tho revolving of
vliich in Its tin n furnishing the power
for the oigan H cannot be successfully
maintained that this oigan Is not a mu
sical instiument in the ptopor meaning of
the woid; but, it is py appaicnt that
II Is so consti acted or arranged, or else
it is of such a quality, that Its tones are
loud and sharp, and of a metallic char
acter. The stiongest pioof of the dis
till hlng effect of this instnunent Is to
lie found In the fact that It can be henid
a long distance awav. Neuily all the wit
nesses agiee on this those for tho de
fense as well as those for the plaintiff.
DISTANCES GIVEN.
The distances given vaiy fiom 300 to S"0
feel and fiom two to si cltv blocks.
This one fact along condemns the instiu
ment as a dlstuihina agencv nnd a nuis
ance in the leslclentlal nelghboihood. The
moment a witness testifies that he can
bear the oigan distinctly at a distance of
fiijo or -IdO oi .",00 feet, that moment be de
claies It to be a nuisance. The wilter of
this opinion, since the hearing in this
case, had occasion to lslt a place where
the "meiiy-go-Vound" i.voled nenily all
day, and with eiy little Intel mission In
the evening.
lie flrt heard the music when about 73
feet fiom the building, but could not
distinguish any paitlcular tune or belee
tlon until he appionihed the building
closely, and then tones came soft and
low, The neaiest lesidenco was about
130 feet away and .standing thcie the
i Iter could not heal anv sound nom
be dltectioii of the "meiiy-go-iound."
J'hls lnutaiice Is given ar an lllustiation
jf the pioposltion that it Is possible to
opeuito a "inui r -go-i ouiirt" with Its
iiccompanvlng oigan without distuibiug
the uelghbois in its Immediate vicinity.
Hut in tho fiiho at bar, tho oieau com
plained of vsab undoubtedly a nuisance
and seems to have been toned so as to
nttiact the attention of porsons a long
distance away.
.1. Tho allegation of the bill that the
MaSf xmi Half.
The dyspeptic may well be represented
mctorially as being half masculine and
half feminine, ami combining the least
tlcsirablc characteristics of either sex.
He has all the stubbornness of the man
with the peevish ir
ritability of a sick
woman. He's not
pleasant company at
home or abroad,
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and
other diseases of the
stomach and associ
ated organs of diges'
tton aim
nutrition, fa a
i physical u
it renews
health which carries
with it elaeerfuluess
of temper, and makes
life a pleasure instead
of a penance,
The "Discovery"
purifies the blood by
eliminating the cor
rupt and poisonous
accumulations from
which diseaseisbred.
It increases the ac
tivity of the blood
making glands, so
increas ntrthe suddIv
of pure rich blood, which gives life to
every organ of the body, It gives new
life and new strength,
Vour 'Golden Medical DUcovery" has per.
formed a wonderful cure," write Mr. M. II.
House, of Charleston. Franklin Pn . Arlr. 1CT naff
the worst case of dyspepsia, the doctors soy, that
tltevever saw. After trvlnir sin Hrvtnra and
verythluK I could hear of with no benefit, I
tried Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
sow I am cured."
ner ir
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med.
leal Discovery." There is nothing "jurt
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
The Common Seuse Medical Adviser,
looS large' pages In paper covers, is sent
ft (eon receipt of ai one-cent Uraps to
ay expense of mailing only. Adores
ir, R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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operation of said organ or musical Instru
ment caused lo gather together boisterous
nnd .Violent ciowds falls for the want of
evidence. There Is nothing. In the tes
timony to sustain atich an averment.
LAW.
We do not think thcie Is any doubt hk
to tho law applicable to the facts In this
ease. The onncls of dwelling holmes
have n right to protection against all Un
lawful noise nnd distill banco of domestic
quiet, In Harrison vs, St. Mark's Church,
3 V. N C. 3M, tho couit says that as the
atmosphcio cannot tlghtfully be infected
with noNlous cxhnlatlon, so It should not
bo caused lo vibrato In a way that will
wound the sense of heating. It was do
clded In that case that noise envtsed by
iho ringing of church bells, tf stifllclcnt to
annoy nnd disturb residents of the nelgh
boihood In their homes and occupations,
was a nulsnnco and would be enjoined.
In another case, Wallace vs. Aucr, 10
riilln. 3.1G, tho business of n gold or sil
ver benter, set up In a quiet dwelling
nelghboihood and unreasonably Interfer
ing with the quiet enjoyment of neigh
boring property, wan eniolncd ns a nuis
ance. And Chief Justice Thompson, when
on the common pleas bench granted an
Injunction against n tinsmith at tho suit
of ii householder dlstmbcd by the nol"o of
his business.
It Is of course conceded, because It Is
tho law, that In business localities, de
vices and mnchlnciy nro permitted which
If erected In a irsldontlal community
would bo nuisances. Planing mills and
factories, blacksmith shops and tinsmith
shops, printing presses nnd tho vnilous
workshops of Industry all these engines
of commciro me essential to our prog
ress nnd should be fostered nnd protect
ed against unreasonable objection, And
so with the numerous nnd various devices
for tho nmusement of tho people.
Nevertheless, It Is nlwnys to bo remem
bered that the unwanantnble, hurtful
nnd unreasonable Intrusion of such means
of amusements, or Instruments of com
merce, upon the peace nnd quiet of homes
In a residential part of the city should
be checked, nnd If necessary icslralned by
iniunctlnn.
'c find ns n conclusion of law that tho
plaintiff Is entitled to n continuance of
the inlunrtlon.
Now. therefore, Julv 1G. 1902, after bear
ing nnd In consideration of the testimony
and the law, tho preliminary Injunction
heictnforo granted is continued until
flnRl hearing or tho further older of tho
court.
Next Grand Jury.
District Attorney Lewis lias adopted
the following schedule for calling cases
before the next Brand jury, which will
meet in the court house on Monday,
September 8:
All cases wherein the surname ot the
prosecutor begins with the letteis A or
Ii will be called September 8, ISO-'. The
eases wherein the surname of the
prosecutor commences with the letter
C and all cases where the superintend
ent of police of Scianton appears ns
prosecutor will be called Tuesday, Sep
tember 9. "Wherein the surname of the
prosecutor begins with the letters D, E
or F, Wednesday, September 10; G, H
or T, Thursday, September 11; J, K or
I Friday, September 12; M, Saturday,
September 13; N, O, P or Q, Monday,
September 15; It or S, Tuesday, Sep
tember 16: T, U or V, Wednesday, Sep
tember 17; W, X, Y or Z, Thursday,
September 18.
Tor Personal Injuries.
Mrs. Josephine Svvcitzer and her hus
band, John Sweltzcr, ate the plaintiffs
in a trespass suit brought yestctday
against Stanley Majaskee by Attorney
A. A. Chase. The Sweltzers were mar
ried in 1891.
In the declaration it is set forth that
in June, 1902, and at other times the
defendant assaulted Mis. Sweltzer with
his hands, and a club, and that her life
was despaired of in consequence. Sho
suffered great pain, and asks damages
in the sum of $10,000.
For the loss of her service and com
panionship and for medical attendance,
the husband asks damages In the sum
of J3.000.
Standing of School District.
A statement of the indebtedness and
resources of the Sernnton school dis
trict was yesterday ttled in the office of
the clerk of the courts. It is prepara
tory to the issuing of bonds to the
amount ot $230,000.
The statement shows that the bonded
debt of the district is $520,000 and the
floating debt $161,179, making a total of
$681,179. The resources of the district
are $556,910, which does not Include the
taxes assessed and levied for this year.
The assessed aluatlon of pioperty In
the district Is $65,086,705.
Yesterday's Marriage Xicenses,
James Jones
Mrs. I-aurn M. Rogers .
Thomas C. Kvnns
Mrs. Saiah T, Morgans
Jacob CSiin
Nettie Dlppre
Mao on Chransuskl ,.,
Helena Oarchoclta
MooIc
iloadks
Scianton
Ser.iiiton
Sernnton
Scianton
Scianton
Scranton
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
The bond of Fred J. Thomas, the new
Catbondnle alderman was (lied with Pro
thonotary Copeland yesterday. It Is in
the sum of $1,000, and bm Moigau Thomas
and G. W. Evans lib bondsmen.
The bond of Theodoie II. Wetland, tax
collector of Dickson City borough. In. the
sum of $42,590, was yesterday approved
by Judge lidwards. Tho nineties me M.
C, Donnelly. Moress Weiss, Oeoige W.
Wellnnd and M. F. Fadden,
An application was tiled jesteulay for
a charter for the Primitive Methodist
church of Sibley. The trustees aio James
Walker, Taylor; Scott B. Carey, Chailes
Riddle, George Riddle, Kdward I.anyon,
Geoi go Innes and Thomas Murr, Old
Forge,
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TODAY'S D,, 1. AND "VV. BOARD.
Following Is the make-up of the
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
board for today:
Summits West G a. m Nichols,
Pushers T a. m,, Houser; 11, io a. m,,
Morau: 7.30 p. m,, Murphy; 9 p. m v. II.
Bartholomew.
Helpers 1,30 n. m I.attlmor; 7 a. m ,
uanney; ju u. m., oecor; s.lo'p. ni., Stan
ton. NOTJCn.
Van Wormer and cicw will tun tiist No,
51 Thursday, July 17,
Boss and crew will run Nealls' run
Thursday, July 17.
Chicago Xive Stock Market.
Chicago. July 10 -Cattle Receipts. 1.",.
500, Including 500 Tomiiis; choice stock,
...... uiiiito DIU'I hUUII IU III1II1U Ml'UIH.
$7.73uS.i5; poor to medium, $(,50a7,C); stock
em and feedeis, $.,..ri0a."i;.."ij cows, $1.30a5.75;
nuncio. 4..uwu,uuj L'uiiiici.',, ji,;,ija-,iju: nuns,
$J 50.15 50: calves, $2MaM; To.as foil
steers, $la0. Hogs Receipts. ii.OuO; to
moiiow, 22.000; left over, iioo; mixed,
25t.tt,!' to "Uomi: mixed nnd buhcheiti,
$7.30a8; good to choice heavv. $7.75.18.15;
tough hoajy, $7.ROn7.70; light, $7a7.7J; hulk
of bales. J7.C0a7.a"i. Sheeii-Rucelpts, 12.000:
sheep lOaUc. higher; lanihs, stead ; good
to choice wethers. 150aU'0; western
sheep, 2 50a3,7j; natlio lambs, $3a&.50.
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Buffalo Xiive Stock Market.
,J!ast.fiuffaJl Ju'y J6 -Cattle-Receipts,
150; nothing doing; steady to strong. Veals
Tops. $S.50a6.75; fair to good. 6a6 25;
3.100; olovi x Yorkers, utronger, othcra
pigs. 17.80; roughs, 7.l0a7.30;'Btagsf Wa6.67.
Sheep qnil Iunbs Receipts, 400; steady:
6; culls. S4&Oa5.2S; yearlings, JlDOaS: wcth
al-D 9 A 1Cni Crt ! Ann AA.. I n r . i .
i'f. "' yi ."i'1"'' llJf mixer, Mmi;
J? 5 i0ncEOoa' 3.??I5i,ulla to common,
2.5a3.25; ewes, 3 50a3.75.
Have You Said
Your Say?
Everybody is
saying ZuZtT ,
How about you?
Don't let
procrastination
stand between you
and the best v
ginger snap
you ever tasted.
Go to the store and
stand in line.
When it comes your turn
give up 5 cents and
Say
ZuZu
Then go home
and enjoy yourself
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Kevlew.
New York, July 10 There was an ac
tive and aiicBntcd speculation in stocks
today, the market lctlcctlng the play of
l.ugcr foiccs than at any time during the
lcccnt advancing tendency. No specific
new developments wcio evident to ac
count for the movement, which v. as ap
p.nently due to the substantial ba-ib ot
confidence In the generally prosperous
condition of the countiy and the ritm
foundation of ci edits. Published ab
stiaets of the allidalls of ofliclals of the
I'nlted States Steel eoipor.itlon as to
the Intrinsic aluo of the propel ties and
the earning power of the company, which
weie filed In connection with the leply to
the suit against the coipoiatlon, were
expected to have a stimulating effect
upon pi Ices". The fact that the advance
in tho I'nlted States Steel stocks came
to a standstill under tho flood of long
stock which come out when they iveie
bid up, nnd the fiuther fact that Chi
cago lenowed its demand upon New York
for cuiicnry, causing a shipment of ?100,
00u througth the sub-tieasury, were with
out effect in checking the bullish ten
dency of the market. Ttadeis laid much
stress on their belief that they detected
tho Quotations of Jlorcran and Standard
(.Oil inteiests in tho large btnlng oiders
executed by various hrokcis. It was very
obvious that the bilnging forwaid of new
stocks into the upward movement was
taken advantage of on a very largo hcnlo
to take pioflts in stocks which, have
risen hitheito. But this piollt-taklng was
achieved successfully without making se
ilous inioads upon ptices of the stocks
affected which weie, generally speaking,
the high pi iced established dividend pay
eis, especially among the Ginngers.
Stocks of the second giade, lower in
price and wltb no established dividend
pajing lecoid, took the leadeishlp of tho
market. The heay absorption of Chi
cago and Alton hud the stiengthening
effect on other low pi Iced railioad stocks
In the west and southwest, while tho ug
gressivo Use In Chesapeake and Ohio af
fected the low priced coal cairvlng roads,
both In tho antluucite and bituminous
Held. The belief that toinoriow'b miners'
convention at lhdianapolls will decide
against a geneial stiiko and thus lead
up to an early settlement of the anthra
cite .stiike was the piedomlnating featuie
In this gioup of stocks. Much was made
also of a oiirient rumor that tho contiol
of Reading had passed over to the Penn
sylvania, thus centiallzlng the contiol
of that company of .the antluucite coal
There woie other points of stiength fiom
Individual causes. Amalgamated Copper
was bought In the belief that the piesent
dividend rato is to be maintained, Ten
nosseo Coal lellccted a favoiablo lepoit
of earnings. The settlement or the
fielght handleis' stiike In Chicago was u
favorable influence, especially upon the
Chicago teiminul tiansfer stocks. The
market closed somewhat Inegular, with
profit-taking continuing but there was a
notable icnewal of the buying power in
the stiong stocks. Total sales, 8-J,l'0O
shares. There, was a laiao business in
bonds and offeiings weie absoibed with
out hinting prices. Total sales, par
vnlue. M.ull.OOO. United States bonds were
uuchuuged on tho last call,
Tho following quotations s.ie furnished
The Tilbune by Ualght & Freeso Co., 3H
S15 Mears Building. W. D. Itunjon, man
ager. Open. Iligli. Low. CIoso
Amal. Copper bj'b cji Uiii WIS
Am. C. & P IJ :iJit a.' !!J
Am. l.ocomotivo .... ,11'i IU 31"l 8.'
Am. S. & It. Co k, W, loU 4ui
American Sugar ,...l.'b)4 U9i4 l'JS'j VSi
Anaconda Sopper ,.,10O 100V8 fl3'a loo
Atchison 8'; SS',i S7' SS'
Atchison, Pr 101',. 10l, 100V' 101U
Bait. &. Ohio bsi4 70't ta'J 70
Canadian Pnclllc .,13i lSJi Ui 13,"j
Clies. Ai Ohio 49VS r.J8 Wi 51
Chicago & Alton .... iV, in 4Va 4Pi
chic. &iG. "vV so so,, s nou
C M. &. St, P 181U 18t 1M4 lb2l
C R. I. & P ISKPi 101 1S8U 190
Col, Fuel & Iron .... 91 IT. iip$ 93
Col. & Sauthein .... UJ .U'i JJ 33i
Col. & South,, Srt Pr, 1iPi 47V0 -to1- I7U
Del, & Hud 17iii 177U 17i.il 177U
Kilo 37 37?5 37U .4
Ihle, 1st Pr ., (.0 70U fiOiT 70U
i,ln ., n.. ..' .,,7 -1,7 rtit
J-.WU, -U II t. iU'. ,113 U MllJ
Hocking Valley .... SS SSVi ssi,;, &S(
Illinois Central-,
lSVi lul
ll!3'4 1G34
Louis. : Nash 140 141U 11031 m
Manhattan ., 132 nis, 13.'-"); ui
niei. m. iiy ni" n'i ns 14'jjv
Mexican Central ,.,
Mo., Kan. & Tex.,,
Mo K. & Tex., Pr,
Mo. Pncltlo ,
N. Y. Central ,
Noifolk & West ,.,
Out. Ss West ,,,...,
29', 29i 29 29
JS'l 2S 2S'n yi'4
W Wi r.9 IjOH
1131! 1KPU llja4 in
13911 Jl,0 139 1C0")i
f,S
,0 j
n ft'
re
f.8
an
3311
J-lll'llll- aiuil ,,,.,,,.. !, IU'1 lU's 10
Pennil. It. It I3t' I3li V,Hi 134
I'eoiila'H Cias ,..102 10.j jn."J Jiiju
I'icssed Steel Car.,, Wi )7'i 171 47V1
Reading i,7',i U7 r.f. 07U
Iteadlng 1st Pr ,,.,, tut Sii si; RiM
Reading, 2nd Pr ,,,, 71'J 7."8 71'!i 72
Rcpubirii Steel 17 IS . 17 IS
St, L. & Ban V ,.,,,. 70'i 70W 70(i 70
Soutbeiii Pacific li (,7J; W2 67
Southeill It, R ,..,,, 37Ts 37 37'J 37
Soilthein II. II.. Pr., 97 97"! 9u 97',i
Tenn. Coal & lion ,. U'4 ii39i til u",it
Texan A: Pacific .... 41 43 AVI, 4Hi
Pitcllle Mall
40',i
10
10
I'njon PacllU; ..,,,.. 10S 10S J07J 107
I'nlon Pacific; Pr ... Sl
V. 8. Leather 12
U. H. Leather, Pr ,,. SI
I'. S. Steel ..,,,.,,;. 40
IT. H. Steel, Pr , 91U
Wabash ...,.,..,,,,.. 30
Wabash, l'r ,, 4i
Western I'nloui ,,,,, v;
91 91
9t
'-- ' ISJi
81 81 SI
49 K9 40'i
91 91 9PA
39ii Mil ' ".ni
10 43 4
Sl Si! 86
L'2'i "11. "'3'.
Wheel. & L. r: 22H
Wisconsin Centinl .. 20! 27?s K 27
Totnl bales, S37,fOO shines.
Monoy, 3ft pjor cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN & PROVISION.
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Sentember "S'A 7214 71J 71
December 72',i 721g 71"4 71
CORN.
September r,lV4 M'i RITi fli
December 46'i i6", 45',s -fCU
OATS.
September :'f) 21 21
December L9 29 2STa -&'
PORK.
September 1S.70 IS 70 18 63 Is G3
LARD.
September 1117 11.22 M.n 1113
RIBS
September 10S3 10 87 10S2 10 S3
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Open. High. Low. Close
August 8 43 S K 8 43 8 43
September SOS SOS 8 07 SOS
October 7.S7 7.91 7.F7 7 91
December 7.70 7.S0 7.76 7.7S
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
011 Par of 100.
STOCKS. BId.Askcd
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr.... 60
County Sav. Bank & Trust Co 300
First Nat. Bank (Carbondale). ... 500
Third National Bank B50
Dimo Dep. & Dis. Bank 300
Economy L H. & P. Co 43
First National Bank 1300
Lack. Trust & Safe Dep. Co... 93
Clark & Snover Co., Pr 1J3
Scranton Savings Bank 10
Traders' National Bank 225
Scranton Bolt & Nut Co 125
People's Bank 1J5
BONDS.
Scranton Packing Co 33
Scranton Passenger Railway,
fli st mortgage, due 1920 115
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage, duo 191S 115
People's Street Railway, Gen
eral mortgage, due 1921 113
Scranton Trac. Co., B per cent. 113
Economy L, H. & P. Co 97
N. Jersey & Pocono Ice Co 97
Consolidated Water Supply Co ... 103
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by H G. Dale, 27 Lacka. Ave.)
Flour-?l 40.
Butter r Fresh creamery, 21c; fresh
dairy. 23c.
Cheese 12al2isc.
Eggs Neaiby, 21c; western, 20c.
Marrow Beans Per bushel, $2.33a2.40.
Green Peas Per busliol, $2.25.
Onions $.'.00 por bag.
New Potatoes $2.75a3 par ban el.
Flour and Mill Feed.
Scranton, July Hi Flour Market dull;
mill feed in good demand and prices dim
ly hold; quotations aio for car lots, le
ported for Tho Tribune by Washburn
Crosby Co., Scianton office, 728 Council
building, Carl Goodell, manager. Fnue
patent, $4 23, wood; first clears. $125,
wood; bran. 200-pound sacks, $20.10 per
ton; standard middlings, 200-pound sacks,
$22,0) per ton; flour middlings, 200-pound
sacks. $24.i)0 pei ton; red dog, 140-pouud
sacks, $26 00 per ton.
New York Grain and Produce Market
Now York, July 16 Flour Market was
easy with a moderate trade. Wheat
Easy; No. 2, 78c. elevatot ; No, '.' led,
791iu7934c. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 1101 thorn
Duluth, 81',4c. f. o. b. nlloat. During the
forenoon wheat was film and a shade
higher on covering by local shorts, but It
finally lelded to bearish news and vvaH
weak In the Inst hour. T,he close was
partially .c. not lower. July closed b0'c.;
Sepjtember, 70 e.; December. 77l,c, Corn
Spot quiet: No, 2, 70c, elevator and 1J0.
f. o. b nlloat: option market opened firm
and advanced slim ply on coveting after
which it cased off under beaiish cables,
line ci on news nnd thew heat reaction,
closing c. higher lo Vc. net lower. July
closed 09c; September. 6ic; December,
.MMc. Oats Spot market ste.idv: No. J,
r,uc: No, 3, 53c; No. 2 white. MaM'c: No.
3 white, 59e,; tiuck mixed western, Wia57c.;
Hack white western, 67oC3c.; track white
stato, F7aGlc; options steady nt (list but
later dropped off with corn. Butter
Steady; ciaemery, 18a21c; do. factoiy,
IbalSc; June renovated, 17ul9ijc.; Imita
tion cieainory, 17a19c; state dairy, 17',ii
2014c Cheese Quiet to steady: new state
full cream, small coloied, fancy, 10c;
small white, 10c; laige colored, 9V4a9?sc;
laige white, !'4a9e, Uggs-Iriesular:
state and Pennsylvania, 20a20j4c; western
candled, 19c ; southwestern, 3al7',c,
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, July 10, Grain tindlug waa
commonplace today when compared to
yestoulay's tumultuous fluctuations. Many
conditions wero beaiish nnd enilv in the
day it was expected that Julv coin would
take a further diop. This, how over, did
not occur and tho very absence of weak
ness caused much comment. In the cud
tho thinness of coin gave rise to tho opin
ion that the July coiner might not bo a
thing of tho past after all. At thee lose
July corn was He up, September com
unchanged, September wheat. 4an. low
er and September oats. '4no. higher.
Provisions closed a shade hitrher to 7!4e.
lower. No. 2 spiing wheat. THaTiSVsO. ; ..o,
3 spring 7Wa7Gc; No. 2 led. 7la7IHc: No.
2 corn, (vaCilip,; No. a yellow, C'aiu'ic,:
No, 2 oats. 4Su49c,; No. 2 white. ; No.
3 white, 51an.li',; No. 2 rye. lila61V4c.; sdod
feeding bat lev, ; fair to choice malt
ing. 70a72c; No. 1 flax deed. $1.37: No. 1
noithwcstcrn, $1.43: pi line tlmothv seed,
$3,73; mess poik, per bniiel, $IS.3alS30;
laid, per 100 pound, $11.13; slioit 1 lbs,
sides. $10.75al0.&3: shoiildeis, 0a9'ac;
short clear sides, $11 3714a 1 1.00.
Oil Market. '
nit r'it T,,i. in r,.m i.,t,...nn im.
ccitlllcatcs, no bid: shipments, 82,40.1 bar.
ivioj iivi'lUKC, IM,.J'I muruilj; lulls, jw.iil
baircls; aierage, 77.178 bands.
ThU tlfaMaT li'cmVery boxo VBt mi
Laxative RrnmnOii!nitie Tabuu
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FINANCIAL
TEN CENT COPPER
During the last year copper has gone
down from seventeen to twelve cents a
pound, and the production Is still In
creasing. We aie expecting 11 still fur
ther reduction and aie prepared for it.
The pioperties of the
George A, Treadwell Mining Co,
arc situated on the Verde Copper Dolt,
In Yavapai County, Aiizonn, just south
of and on the same belt with the piop
erties of the
United Yerde Copper Company.
It has been proven recently by sworn
testimony in open court that copper
was actually produced on the Verde
Copper Belt at thiee and a half cents
a pound.
The GEORGE A. TREADWELL
COMPANY has the largest and best
holdings of any company operating on
the Belt. In fact, it has pretty much
all there is of value on the Belt except
the property of the United Verde Com
pany. It will produce copper as cheap as
if not cheaper than any other com
pany operating in that distiict, and
much cheaper than it can bo pioduced
anywhere else.
The gold and silver values In the ore
aie ALWAYS sufficient to materially
1 educe the cost of the copper, nnd
SOMETIMES enough to bilng the cost
of the copper dovv n to nothing.
We are entirely satisfied with ten
cent copper, and at that price can pio
duce it at a handsome profit and pay
generous dividends.
Can any other company In the field
except the United Verde do as much?
Our capitalization is three mil
lions and the par value of the stock
$10 a share. A limited amount of
the stock is for sale at $11 a share
up to July 20th, and on and after
that date nt $12.50 a share.
Make checks payable to tho order of the
GEO. A. TREADWELL MINING CO.,
and send to
27 William Stieet, New Yoik.
MYRA B. MARTIN,
Secretary.
THIRD
NATIONAL
BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, $200,000
Surplus, $600,000
Pays 3 interest on
savings accounts whether
large or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 7.30 to S,3o.
Spencer Trask & Co.
BANKERS
2X & 29 Pine Street, New York
Members New York Stock Exchange.
BOODY.aicLELLAIN &C0.
BANKERS,
No 57 Broadway, New York City.
MEMBLIIS rKV U1IIK STOCK IIXUIIANOE.
STOCKS.UONDS and INVESTMENTS
ORDERS EXECUTED
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN
mssummsk
iaIl uCj1U
(y Clearing XSM Sale ,
The Big; Store's
Great July Clearing Sale
Is the Good Merchandise News to Be Found Every Day This Week.
Suit Department.
Duck Skirts
A full lino of Duck Skirts for
women, worth $1.25, Clear- 0
Ing Sale price 9oC
Chatnbray Wash Suits
A Splendid value and well made.
You would have to pay for these
suits In many places, and early In
the season, $4.50. Our t Q
Clearing Sale price. . . $ I ,9o
Pine Foulards, Silks
30c Challies. Clearing price. . . 10c
50c Challies. Clearing price. . .35c
Imported Challies, exclusive
designs, beautiful colors,
50c kind. Clearing Sale
price 37Vic
30c Wash Silks 19c
50c Wash Silks 1 . . .29c
75c Mousseline do Soie, very
son's best ideas in colorings for
dresses; elegant and inexpensive.
Wash. Goods 'Ci
An important event continues
people are taking advantage of the lowness of price.
32-inch Percale. This lot just came in. Light, dark and
medium patterns, 10c value. For this sale 7c
"Dimities and Lawns. The entire lot of our 8c to 10c values
on sale at 6 Vic
A splendid chance to buy from a large variety of fancy weave
Mercerized Ginghams, 50c kind; on sale as long as they last at,
a yard 25c
You will need bo in a hurry, for they're going fast.
FRENCH PERCALTJa" A3SW5K
terms are small and pretty, suitable for women's Shirt Waists,
or entire Shirt Waist Suits. Mostly light grounds. Regularly
sold for 25c. Clearing sale price 18c
1 20c Swisses
medium sized dots. In Red. Black. Green, and Blue.
Makes up very charming jn Summer dresses.
Clearing Sale price a yard 16Jc.
IMPORTED SWISSES. Lovers of fine wash Fabrics
will note the fine texture of this lot placed in this Clear-
inrr Qolo floi-mon mannf'jrtiiro Pinlf Tan inH Rlno
ground with black dots.
small uuib unu an einuiuiueieu icai 111 uiacn.. vaiue, y
and 69c a yard. This Clearing Sale price is 39c a yard.
LROADJTTMJTBiLES.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect June 16, ISO.'.
Trains for Caibondalo leave Scranton at
0 44. 7 30, 8 3G, 10 13 a. m.J 12 0.", 1.1L'. -Ml. J 5U.
5 '.9, 6 'So. S L'4, 9.13. 10 04 p. nt.; 12.1S. 1 38 a.m.
For Honesdalp C 44, 1013 a. m.; '-Ml and
5 29 p. m.
For AVIlkes-Banc-CIS. 7.41, S 41. 9 47,
10.53 n. m ; 12 03, 1.42, 2.1S, 3 23. 4.3, 6 10,
7.48. 10 41, 11.49 p. m.
For L,. V. R. R. Points 7.41, 9.47 a. rft.;
2.1S. 4 35 nnd 11.49 p. m.
For Pennsylvania R. R. Points 6 38,
9.47 a. m.; 1.42, 3.28 and 4 J." p. m.
For Albany and all points north 7.3G a.
m. and 3 GO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbondale-S 50, 11.33 a. m.; 211,
3 56. 5.52 nnd 11.17 p m.
For Wllkes-Baiie-9 3S a. m.; 12 03, 1 55,
3.28, 6 32 and 9.17 p. m.
For Albany and points north 3.50 p. m.
For Honesdale-S 50 a. m.; 11.33 and 3 52
p. m.
"W. Z. PRYOR, D. P. A.. Scianton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect Juno 15, 190.'. ,
Trains Leave tJciauton. '
For Philadelphia and New York la D.
& H. R. R., at 7.41. through Pallor Car
nnd Day Coach C.ubond.ilo to New York
nnd 9,47 a. in., with L. V. Coach Carbon
dale to Philadelphia, ami 2.1S, 4 33 (Hlaelc
Diamond Expiess), and 11.49 p. m. Sun
das, D. & H. R. It., I 3S. 9.17 p. in.
For "White Haven, HnzlUon nnd pilncl
pal points In the coal legions, !u D. & H.
It. 11., 7.41, 2.18 and 4 35 p. m. For Potts
vllle, 7.41 a. in.
For Bethlehem, Kaston, Heading, Har
llaburs and principal Intel mediate sta
tions, via D. At II. R. B.. 7.41. 9.47 a. m.;
2.18, 4 35 (Black Diamond Express), 11.49 p.
m. Sundass. D. &. II. R. R, 9JS a. m,;
158, fl.17 p. m.
For Tunkhaijnock, Tnwamla, Elmlia,
Ithaca, Geneva and pilnclp.il intormedlntu
stations via D L, iz W. R. R , C 33 a. m.
and 1.55 p. m.
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Nine
ma Falls, Chicago and all points west via
D. A.-. II. R. R.. 12 03 p, m.: J23 (Black
Diamond Expiess). 10 41, 11.4'i p, ni. Sun
dass. D. & II R. R.. 12 03, 9.17 p. m
Pullman pallor niul slpoplng or Lehigh
Valley Parlor cais on nil tralni between
"Wllkes-B.il i e nnrl New Yoik. Philadel
phia. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge,
UObUN II. WILBUR. Gen. Supt., 2(!
C'oitland street, Now York.
CHARLES S. I.BE. Gen. Pass. Agt . '.
Cm t laud streot, Nnw Yoilt.
A. W. NONHMACHHR, Ulv. Pass. Agt.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman icsi"i rations
apply to city ticket office, l.D Public
Sqiwio, AVIIkes-Bniie. I"iu
Erie Railroad Co., Wyoming Division
Tialns leave Soinuton for l(awle and
local stations nt 815 n. in,, 133, 5 20 and
"Ki p. in. Sunduss, at 9 00 n. in. and 1.13
p. in.
1'or Now YoiU, Hone?ilalo nnd Inter-
mediate points, at 1 35 p in.
Tialns nrilvo at Scranlon nt S ni) u, m
3 0'. 7.23 and 9,13 p, m. Suml.ijs, 1,00 i, m.,
unil 8 13 p. in.
New York, Ontario and Western.
Time Table In Effect Sunday, Juno 13, 190.',
11 NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Leave Leao Aiilvo
Tialns. Scianton. Cniboiiilale. ("nchisl'i,
No i 10 3(1 n. in. ll.in a. m, 1 on p, m.
No" .1 i 0l) p . ''' n- ' w i- m
No 7 U10P. in Ar.CaibondaleU.liJp.nl
- ' SOt'TII IIOl'ND.
Lo.no Leno Aulva
'Pinliis Cudosla. Caibondalo. Fciniiton.
No u , 'M 7,25 a, in.
Nn 4 ...... 8,10 a. m 1001 a. in. lo.40u.in
No' ....iMiPlll. 4 OOP. Ill 1.43 p.m.
SUNDAYS ONLY. NORTH BOUND
l.eati Leao Ani....
Tialns.
No. 9 ,,
No. 5 ,.
Scianton. Caihondalo, Cndosln
.SSOa. ill. 9 10 p, in 10 43 a m
-.00 n m.Ar.Caibondalu 7,ii p ni
SOl'TH BOUND, ' '
Leue l.cao Aiilvo
Tialns. Cddosla. C.liboudulo. Si'iuiilou,
No. b.,,..,. , ,.6"''- T.:nii.m.
No.10 I 30pm. I Oup. m. 0.43 pm,
Tialns Nos. I on cek dnjs., and 9 nn
Sundas uninect or New Yoik city, ju,.
dletown, Wulton. Noi It'll. Oneida, 0
wego and all pouts west,
Tinln 3 for Poynli'llc, Walton. DbIIiI,
Sidney, Norwich ami all New Ilciliu
Cinucli points
Tialn No. 0, with "Quaker City IX
piess" at Hcr.uitoii. via C. R. U. of N. j
lor Plillmlclplilu. Atlantic City, Baltliuoio
WiiHlilngtou und Pcuiibilviiula btato
points.
Bee tluie-talilo nnd consult ticket agents
for connections with oilier lines.
J, C. ANDF.BSON. OS P. A . New York
J. E. WELSH. T. P, A., Scianton. Pa.
Pltiuc Skirts
For women,
quality Pique,
for
Made from a good
$1.25 kind
98c
These Hot Days
You will need a cool House Wrap
per. Our assortment Is In good
shape; that Is, the $1.00 kind, and
during this Clearing Sale we
will sell this kind for but. . . 75C
and Challies itnlllt
Corded Taffeta, regular 59c
kind 30c
75c Washable Cashmcie Taf
feta Silk. Sale price 55c
50c Foulard Silks 35c
$1.00 Foulard Silks 49c
1.25 Foulard Silks 75c,
Pongee, a favorite this season;
former price 85c. Sale price. 49c
SI. 00 kind. Sale price 67c
pretty shades, in fact this sea
evening costumes or party
Sale price 49c
to be interesting.
Hundreds of
fine values, white ground,
sprinkled with small and
One piece in particular has
RROADJTIJVIEABLES
EEADINO SYSTEM.
Central Bailroad of New Jersey.
In Effect Juno J9, 1902.
Stations In New Yoik, foot Llbeity
street and South Ferry, N. R.
Tialns leavo Scianton' for Now Yoik,
Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town. Mauch Chunk, White Haven, Ash
ley, "Wllkes-Bai re and Pltthton nt 7.30 a.
ni.. 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
Quaker City Expiess leaves Scranton
7.30 a. in., thiough solid vestibule tialn
with Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Phil
adelphia with only ono change of cars
for Baltimore nnd Washington, D. C, and
all principal points south and west.
For Avoca, Pittston and Wllkes-Barre,
1 p. m. nnd 1 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Glove, etc.,
7.30 and 1pm.
For Rending, Lebanon and Harrisbiug
via Allentowij at 7.30 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4
p. in. Sunday, 2.10 p, m.
For Tamaqua and Pottsvllle, 7.10 a. m.,
1 p. m. and I p m.
For rates nnd tickets apply to agent at
station
W. G. BESSt.ER, Gen. Manager.
C. M. BURT, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule In Effect Juno 10, 1902.
Tialiis leave Scianton: c JS u. ni., week
days, thiough cbtibule tinln trom
WilUes-Bane, Pullman buffet pirloi car
nnd coaches to Philadelphia, via Potts
e; stops at pilncipnl intermediato sta
tions. Also connects for Sunbuiy, liur
llsbuig, Philadelphia, Baltimom, "Wash
ington und for Plttsbuig and the West.
9.47 a. m , week dns, tor Sunbury, Har
rlsbuig, Philadelphia, Baltlmoio, AVas,h
lngtou nnd Plttsbuig and the West.
1.4-' p. in., week days, (Sundays, 158 p.
in.), for SunliiiiV. Hairlsbiirg, Philadel
phia. Baltimore, Washington and Pltts
bui g nnd tho West.
3 2h p. in., wi-ek days, tluougii vestibule
tinln fiom Wllkes-Bano Rulimnn buffet
pailor car and cenches to Philadelphia Ma
Pottnllle. Stops at pilntlpil 'ntetmedlata
slntlcns.
4 33 p in , week days, for Jlajloton Sun
buiy, llniilhbuig, PhllndPlphta and Pltts-
J, B lll'TCUINSON. Gen. Mgr.
J B. WOOD. Gpii. Pass. Agt.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. ,
In Elfccl Juno I, 190.'.
Trains lease Scranton for Now Yoik
At I..3H. 3 20. 0 03. 7 50 and 10,10 a. m,; 12 40,
3.40, 3 33 n. iii. For New York and Phila.
delphia 7.50. 10.10 ii. m,, and 12,10 and 3 35
Ii m Tor Gouldsboro At 0,10 p. m. For
Buffalo 1,15, 0 2J and 9 00 n, in,; 1.53. 6 51
and II I0 p. in. Foi Biiiglinmtou, Elmiiu
and v.iy stations 10,2.1 a. m , 1,03 p. m
For Oswego, Syinouse nnd Utkii 1,15 nnd
0 2.' it 111 ; 153 ) ill Oswego, Syiacuso
nnd I'tlca tialu at 0.22 a m. dally, except
Sunduy, For Monliose 9 00 a, m.; 1.05
and O.CiO p. m Nicholson accommodation
4 O) and ti.11 p m
Blooiiihbuig Division ror Northumber
land, nt iir,5 and 10.10 a, in ; 1.53 and 0 10
p, m For Plymouth, nt b.10 a. m.; 3.40
und 9 03 p in.
Sunday Tialns For Now Yoik, 1.30, 3 20,
0 05. 10,10 a. in.; 3.40 and .131 p m. For
Buffalo 1,13 mid 0 22 n in,! 1.51, 0 50 nnd
Jl.io p, in For Elmlia nnd way fctntionh
10 21 a in For Blliglinuitnn nnd way sta
tions, 9 00 a m BlnonisbiirR; Division
Leao Scimilan, jo.io a in, und C10 p. m.
S, I Fn Ii nn 3ii & Bro
llonufaclurcrj ot
Store and
Window
Awnings
Our celebrated
Strap Roller for
Awnings a Specialty
328 Lackawanna Ah, Scranton, Fa.
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