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THE SOilANTON TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST 13, 1902.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HALLSTEAD.
Bpeclnl tn the Sernliton Tribune.
HtillBtoml, Aug. 12,-Tho members
nntJ friends of the Young Men's Chris
tinn association aic cordially Invltoil to
attend a basket picnic nt Willow park,
near the now ball giound, Wcdncsdny,
August 13. One of the special attrac
tions wltl lie a ball Riiinc, between the
ComtUctfirH ami Engliieois. Tlio fol
lowing w 111 take part In tlio gitine: En
gineers I). W. Jackson, manager;
Jerry Doyle, captain; Isaac MeLotid,
pi! Albeit McLuud, ci Jcny Doyle, lb.:
George Lamb, l!b. Uyion Tanner, 3b. i
Xj. a. Simmons, s. s.: C. II. Austin, r.
t.', C. T. McOormnek, 1. f.: Jninea
Klrby, c. f. Conductors F. M. Novv
is, niitniiRCi; Henry Smith, captain: J.
A. Dilscoll, p.; Homy Smith, c; Jacob
Sllio, lb.: T. D. HlltchlllgB, 2b.J M. J.
Duffy, 3b. i C. a. Van Wormcr, s. s.; C.
Stephens, i. f.i ThomaH Lconuid, I. f.i
V. H. AVlhuot, c. f.
Mrs. Chittles Skinner ami son, of Le
hlghlon, am visiting at the homo of
Clarence McKlnney, at McKlnnoy's
mills.
0. V. BnnkcB was In Blnghamton on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. AV. E. Barnes spent
Hatuiday and Sunday with fi lends In
Caibondale.
May Hamlin, of Washington. X. J.,
is spending a few weeks with her pat
ents In Gieat Bend.
They aic putting In the new olecttle
light plant between Susquehanna and
this place.
W. F. Slmielt was out of town on
business Monday.
Mr. Melsh, inaiingoi of the silk mill,
Is .spending the week with his family
nt Pntoison, X. J.
Itov. M. J. Watklns and daughteis
have icturnod fiom camping at Lower
lake.
Itev. It. X. Ies, of Xew Mllford, vis
ited friends in this place over Sunday.
NEW MILFORD.
Special to the Sci.inton Tilbiuio.
Xow Mllfoid, Aug. 12. Dr. and Mrs.
D. ('. Aincy visited their son, W. D. B.
Ainey, at Heait Lake, last week.
D. B. Iteplogle, of Seianton, spent a
few days with S. A. Tiumbull and
family at Beaver Meadow last" week.
Mr. and Mis. William Van Cott, Mr.
and Mis. David Shay and Miss Louise
Taylor, of Now ftlllford, and Mr. and
Mrs. V. Williams, Wayne Wademan
and Fiunk Williams, of Peckville, aio
enjoying a week at Middle Lake.
Miss Henrietta Hayden, Miss Jennie
Boyle, Miss Maiy Dundon, MUs Helen
Taft and Miss Maggie Hand aie camp
Ins at East Lake.
Professor Clarence Snyder, of Lenox.
w.as a visitor in town lecently.
Mls Nina Mooic has ictuineil fiom
Oieensvllle, wheie she has been spend
ing some time with her sister, Mis.
George Lronaid.
, Mis. D. B. Iteplogle and daughter,
Mildred, of Seianton. nie spending a
week with Mrs. Rcploglo's parents at
Beaver Meadow.
Miss Ma Seymour, or Blnghamton,
.visited lfc: patents in this place re
cently. , 'Mir, M,-iO. Biadley Ib entoi tnlning
flici- mother, Mr. Shoemaker, of Bush.
Mr. and Mis' M. Fernano aie iOjoIl-
Ing over the ai l Ival of a son.
Eathetly Moss spent a day at Heait
Lake locently.
FOREST CITY.
Epeclal to the Seianton Tilbuno.
Potest City, Aug. 1 J. Council meets
tonight. The most UnpoiUnt matter to
come up Is an oidlnunce granting the
Anthracite Telephone company n finn-
chise.
Miss Minnie Stephens Is homo fiom
New York foi a visit with her patents.
The Methodist Sunday scliool will
picnic at Crystal lake on Thuihday.
Mis. T. J. Pentecost Is homo liom a
visit In Wayne county.
Mrs. James McCabe, of Vandllng,
passed away yesteiday, after sevpial
weeks' illness. She loaves a husband
' and five dilution. The f uncial will
take place at 10.30 tomoitow. The sei
vlce will be conducted In St. Agnes'
church. Intoi ment In St. Agnes' ceme
tery. NICHOLSON.
EpclaJ to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, Aug. 12. Mrs. Frcfl Lati
jner nnd Mis. Heirlck Itogers, of Scran
ton, spent Tuesday with Mis. H. K.
Wllklns.
Miss Nellie Toid, of Lacoyville, Is
spending some time with her ft lend,
Miss Ethel Stall;.
Mrs. Sarah Williams has re tinned
1 from Lake Nicholson.
Miss Gladys MacConncll, of Haifoul,
is visiting her bi other, C. II. MucCon
' ncll.
Miss Emma Day returned homo Sun
day night, after spending sonic time
with Mis. Paul Beardaley, at Foster.
G. L. Hlnklle was a culler in Seian
ton on Tuesday.
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AVOCA.
The uenth of Michael Buckley nc
cuiied on Monday evening, nftor Buf
fering Rcvciul months with diopsy, De
ceased was 80 oats of age, and was
among tlio most upright men of tlio
town. Besides his wife, he Is suivlved
by two children, his patents, Mr, and
Mrs. Michael Buckley, four brothets
and two slstois. The funeral will tuko
place this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, In
terment will be In St, Mury's cetneteiy,
Miss, Anna Granahan, uged 23 yeats,
died nt tho family icsldcnco on Yoik
nvenuoi, Duiyca, on Monday evening,
after suffeilug sevetal weeks with
fjphold-ineuinunlu. Dcceused was a
member of St. Maiy's podallty nnd tho
Daughteis of Ciin, The funeral will
uko place tomoitow morning nt 9
if clock, A lequlem mass will be cele-
aetato of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
w County, ks.i
Flunk J. Cheney nuikea oath that ho Is
senior paitnei of tho Hi in uf 1'. J. Cheney
f-& Co , doing business In tho City ot To.
ledo, County and Stato ufoicsald, nnd
that said III in will pay tlio sum of one
$l;undpd dollat. s foi each nnd every
CHbo of Catairh tint cannot bo ctned by
f tho uso of Hull's Catiuilt Cine.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Snotn to before mo and subhcilbed In
my picsence, this 6th day of Decembei,
, A. D., 18S6,
Seal A. W. GLUASON.
,., L Notmy Public.
Hall's Catanh Suro Is taken Internally,
and acts dltectly on the blood and mu
cous bin faces of the system. Bend for
testimonials, free.
THANK J. CHUNKY & CO.
Toledo, O.
Bold by all dt assists, 73c.
Halle Family lills uro tlio best.
bin tod In St. Mary's church. Interment
In St, Mary's cemetery.
The Daughters of St. ae'orgo Will
meet this evening. , All mcmbois should
bo nresenl.
Miss act ti tide Cannon, of Seianton,
Is the guest of Miss Agnes Gibbons.
James Mnlonoy, of Newport News, la
visiting friends In town.
Hniold ttolllstcr, of Lincoln Hill, Is
visiting ft lends at Painted Post.
Mis. Louis Golsenger and three chll
dicn, of Sayic, ate guests of Mr, and
Mis. C. DrtilTner.
Misses Elizabeth Scahltl and Cecelia
McGlinn aic spending a few wceka at
Lake Ariel.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lalid and fam
ily will leave toinonow for Atlantic
City.
M. J. Bosley, John Wlddal and John
Alwoll ic tin nod on Monday fiom
Washington, where they attended the
annual convention of the Sons' of St.'
George. i
Mr. and Mrs. James Henley, of Al
lentown, wctc guests of Mrs. Michael
Flynn this wccki
TU.e following composed a party that
left today for a two weeks' sojourn nt
Wyoming camp ground: Mlssea Nellie
and Viola Dommeunuth and Mabel
Hlnes. Mis. McGulie acted ns chaper
one. v
tiema Sanders Is spending a few
days In Scrnnton.
Mr. and Mis. T. Flannery, of the
West Side, aio ill.
Miss Bat bat a Dunn, of Parsons, la
the guest of Miss Jennie Newlln.
William Brown attended a funeral at
Wllkes-Barre yesterday.
PECKVILLE.
Clatence Callonder, of Pittsburg, Is
visiting his grandpatents, Mi. and
airs. J. D. Callendor. of Bell Place.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Williams and
daughter. Not ma, of Green nidge, vis
ited the former's patents, Mr. and Mis.
John P. AVilllams, of Xorth Main
stieet.
Miss Loule Parker, of Waverly,
spent last week with fi lends in town.
Mis. Coursen, of Piovldence, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mis. Cunning
hum, of Bell Place.
Stiayed fiom the pietnlses of the
undei signed, a brown cow. Mike Hos
Inko, Jessup.
Miss Lexer, of Seianton, spent the
Sabbath at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1. F. Hoyt, of Xoith Main' stieet.
Mis. It. C. Hendricks, of Academy
street, is visiting filends and telatlves
at Wllkes-Baue.
ATLANTIC CITY.
1'iom The Tribune Bui can, TIljou's Stee-
liii'i'imsu riur.
Atlantic City, Aug. 12. The ai rivals
of the past week biokc all piovious
lecnids at this tesoit, and Satuiday
Mayor Stoy issued a piociamatiou le
quostlng citizens to open their lesl
donces for the accommodation of the
oer(low fiom hotels and boat ding
houses. Such an unusual crush tends
to make this anything but an enjoy
able place at piesent, and those peoplp
who seek comfoit had better postpone
thpir visit to Atlantic until September,
or later in tho season, when desirable
rates pieall and ample accommoda
tions can be secured.
The week was also life with sensa
tions. Attorney General Knox was as
saulted in the Gulden cafe: Senator
Quay was badly scalded by turning on
hot water In his bath; Oscar Baker,
of Betks county, was dt owned near
Young's pier, and bundicds of visitors
called nt police headquarters Friday
night to obtain lodgings.
Seranton Is wpll icpresented at the
shoie, and among visitors fiom there
calling nt Tlio Tribune bureau on the
Steeplechase pier wcie Mr. and Mrs. J.
McKlnney. who aio stopping at the
Gi. mil Atlantic; Mis. D. i:. Hughes,
Mis. J. Phillips and Mis. D. P.
Biooks, who ate domiciled at the La
Fontaino. ,
Mr. and Mis. Wllllnm A. Fr.uy and
Mr. and Mis. C. How aid. of Pittstnn
aio at the Normnndlo.
Late anlvals fiom Seianton legls
teied at prominent hotels hero include
J. Loeb. at tho Loinlnc; D. Moignn, at
tho Jackson: C, Klesal and James At
kinson, at tho Grand Centtal: P. J.
Conway, at the Blscayne; J. Halt and
('. Ploice, nt the Steillng; Mr. and Mis.
J. Walsh, Edith Softley, Agnes Hng
geity, llebeeen Buike and Noia Ken
nedy, at the Osboitip; Mr. nnd Mrs. F,
W. Wilson, at tho Muncaster: Cather
ine Blown, Mis. M. J. Horan, Mis. M.
Murphy and C. Horan, at tho Biooke
luust: Miss Million Kline and Miss
Jiiwneimer, at the Scnibotough; E. '
..niunitn, tn mi,. Diiiuipy; it, lijnrk, A
Hooper, J. Kiotosky, L. Kramer and
A. Long, at the Budolph; Lizzie Caw
loy and Mary Gllmaitln, at the Chet
woodo; Miss M. Williams and Miss J
Gillespie, at tho Vendome; II. Gallen,
nt the Jeffeison; Mis. d. Bevlngston
nnd U. D. Bevlngston, nt tlio Hltten
house, and J. Thompson, at the Con
queror. Colonel Tom Leslie.
f baseIaTlTI
National League.
At Philadelphia jjjj j;
St. Louis 02 3 1 00003U-1J 10 '
Philadelphia 3 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 I
Battel les Yeikes, Ciinle, O'Neill and
Ran; I)usgeby, Fiazcr and Douglass.
Uinpho 9'Day,
At Now Yoik It.lI.I3
Cincinnati ooooitooo-2 i, a
Now Yoik 0 00200001 a S 0
llatteiles I'oblo and Bcigcn; Cronln
and Biesnahun. Urnphc-Emsllo.
At Biooklyn Il.lI.IJ.
Ciilcmo ...,.,,,,.,,0 00 0 3 100 0-1 h i
Hiookljn , 022 00 00 1-5 8 4
llattot lea-Jlenofeo and Kllng; Kltson
and Fauci!. Umplre-Biown.
At Boston- It.H.13.
PlttBhillg ., 0000 00 00 0-0 R 5
Histon 100 7 0 03 0 -11 b 1
Battel les-Bonehy and Smlthi Plttlngcr
and Moiun. Umplio Iiwln.
American League,
At Cleveland B.H.13,
Baltimoie ..,...,,,,0 0 0 2 0 10 0 0-3 U 4
Cleveland ,...,,,.,,,t 0 2 0 2 0 I 0 fi 12 1
Battel les-Bntler and Iloblnsonj Mooto
and liemls. Pntplre-Connolly.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Eastern League,
Montreal, 11; Newark, S.
Jerney City, i: Toionto, 6.
Providence, 9; Buffulo, ).
Worcester, W; Bochcstcr, 1.
Itochester, 1; Worcester, L
OPINION IN
JENKINS CASE
Concluded fiom Pago 3 J
nnd nlhrrwlsc. Olllccrs ntid directors of
n corporation are iiual trustees for the,
stockholders. They net In a fiduciary
capacity. There Is any amount of text
book law hearing upon this question, It
Is unnecessary to quote It. Wo nnd the
principle concisely stated In Bird Coal
and Iron Co. s. Humes,l,"7 Pa. 27S: "A
director Is a trustco for "the entire body
of stockholitors, and ho Is bound to ninn
nge all tho busliip affairs of tho com
pany with a view to promote, not his own
Intel ostH, but tlio common Interests, and
ho cannot directly or Indirectly derive
any personal piollt or advantage by rea
son of his position, distinct fiom tlio
other stockholders.
"Bv assuming tho office, he undei takes
to give his best Judgment In the Interest
of the corporation, In all matters in
which lie nets for It unttnmmclcd by any
hdslllo Intpiest In himself or others. All
secret piollts tteilved bv him In any deal
ings In regard to the corporate entoi
pilse must be accounted for to the coi
potnltyii, even though the transaction In
which tliey were made was of advantage
to the corporation."
Wo icfer also to Sperlng's App 71 Pa.
11, and Swcntzclt s. Ponn Bank, 117 Pa.
110.
Tho consideration of the exception to
the allowance of defendant's set-off sug
gests threo questions:
1. Cnn defendant's claim of set-off bo
allowed In an action of assumpsit? Or,
In other woids, could tho defendant have
maintained an action of nssumpslt to to
envor tho amount of tlio claim from tho
plaintiff?
2. It appearing that the defendant's
claim arises from tho fraud or deceit of
tlio plaintiff, could not tho defendant
waive tlio tint and proceed against tho
plaintiff In assumpsit for "money had and
received"?
"3. Tho transaction which Is the basis of
the defendant's claim of sot-oft having
been completed nnd ended early in 1812
nnd tho present suit not having been
brought until 1S11; and the defendant
having made no demand on plaintiff for
anything until tho time of tho trial be
foro tho ipfrree, docs not tho stntuto of
limitation bar the claim of set-off?
DISCUSSION OF QUESTION.
Our discussion will bo confined to the
first two questions. The referee has
found that tlio act of tho, plaintiff in
making a secict prolU at tho expense of
the defendant was fraudulent In fact. It
was not constructive fraud. Whut kind
of an action would lie to enforce tho de
fondant's tinlm under tho circumstances?
The general current of authorities Indi
cates th.it a plaintiff Is not permitted to
establish actual deceit or fraud when he
declares In assumpsit. It must be borno
In mind that In tho case at bar the plain
tiff obtained property, consisting of real
estate and shales of Htock In various
companies.
This property belonged In law to the
defendant company, and equity has com
plete jurisdiction to cotnpell a transfer
of tho real estate and the stocks to the
party entitled to them. It is also clear
that an action of trespass under our pro
cedure act would lie; or. under, the old
prucuce. rimer an action oi trover or
case. The leferee has undertaken to
place a Milne upon the real estate and
stocks and to take, as It were, a short
cut to ilghteousness In business dealings,
bv dlscaidlng legal forms of actions and
allowing tho defendant to sot off the
alue of tho property against the plain
tiff's claim which is based on a con
tiact. It Is claimed, on account of tho
rqultablp scope or the action of assump
sit In Pennlnnln, that this may be
done. We do not think tho authorities
sustain this position. As nit Initiatory
step iii our discussion of this question wo
refer to Lee s, Gibson, It S. & B. 103,
wheie Justice Duncan says:
"Since courts of common law cannot
administer equity in the same way couits
of equity can, we have adopted tho mot
liberal principles In this action, nnd be
cause we h.ie no court of chancery, sus
tained tho action, where one man holds
unjustly the money of another; vou mnv.
In everv ensp, w'ulve the tort, whetc tho
party has recelod ur moiipv, tres
pass or ttocr may be conerted Into
this action. Where tho defendant has
turned the article into money, or thero
Is leasonable evidence that ho has, as In
the case of the intttqticiado ticket. But
where ou do this, you ratify tlio con
version: ou adopt his net, and can ie
copr nothing moip than ho has received.
In England, not een Intel est. but here,
the money ictelunl with tho Interest. A
man mnv disafllrm the net nb Initio, by
reason of the fiaud, and bring his special
action and recoer his actual damages,
or affirm It. and demand the money; ho
may make his election."
Wo shall refer to some of the cases
cited bv counsel as well as those relied
upon by the leferee.
Heck s. Shenner, I S. & n. 241. The
nctUm was tn recover compensation for
set lees ns a housekeeper. Tho evidence
showed malfeasance on the part of the
plaintiff because she had embezzled her
master's property. It was held that thero
could bo no set-off for tho value of tho
goods embezzled; but defendnnt wns al
lowed to make a defense to tho action
on the giotind that plaintiff had failed
In her contract to render faithful ser
ice. If this (use Is authoilty at all, It
Is authority for the plaintiff. It does not
help tho defendant.
Bethlehem Borough s. Persevernnce
Fire Co., 81 Pa. 41.'.. The borough brought
a suit In assumpsit against tho nre com
pany for tlio value of a flio engine
claimed to lin unlawfully taken by tho
defendnnt. Justice Mcrcur roipws tho
authorities and l.i down flvo proposi
tions which are law In Pennsylvania:
"(1) An notion of assumpsit waiving tho
tort could not bo maintained against tlio
borough for the vnluo of tho propctty.
(2) Assumpsit can bo maintained only
where theie Is a contract cxpiess or Im
plied: it will not llo for a chattel Ille-
PICTURE PUZZLE.
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day. dt aw a pencil mark ai ound tlio hidden object, save tlicm until fantui day,
then send them or take them to Tho Trlbuno ofllco In un envelope nddicssud to
"Puzzlo Dopaitmeut." Unclose In the cnvolopo your namo, ago and nddtcss. Pho
bovs nnd gills who couectly mark tho six plctutes appealing dining tho week,
nnd whoso nnswers mo first i ccolvcd, will havo their names published in Iho
,i limine Monday morning.
This musIclan'B brother and his doy
are outside tho window, Find them.
Kidney Disease Kills.
ItsVictimsNumberedbythe
Hundreds of Thousands.
Kidney diseases should be attended to
at once, for almost 00 per cent, of our un
expected deaths of to-day are from that
cause. Dr. David Kennedy's Favoritp
Remedy is the only sure cureknown for
diseases of the, kidneys, liver, bladder and
blood, rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic
constipation. Itlsmnrvcloushow It stops
that pain in the back, relieves the neces
sity of urinating so often at night, drives
away that scnldlng pain in passing water,
corrects tho bad effects ot whiskey and
beer and shows its beneficial effects on
the system in an incredibly short time.
George L. Smith, foreman of the Hoi
ley Manufacturing Company's Works,
Lockport, N. Y., says in a recent letter:
"I have used Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy with the most bene
ficial results. I was troubled with
gravel and kidney complaint very
severely, it bothered me a grcnt deaf,
and have found great relief from its
use, and cheerfully recommend it."
"Favorito Remedy "-is the most suc
cessful medicine ever discoveted for kid
ney, bladder, liver nnd blood diseases.
Its tccord of cures has made it famous in
medical circles everywhere. It is recog
nized as a specific. It purifies the blood
and dissolves the excess of uric acid in it,
clears up tho urine, restores the kidneys
nnd bladder to their normal condition,
and gently moves the bowels.
It is for salo by all druggists in tho
NOW BO Oant Slzo and the regular
$1.00 size bottles less than a cent a dose.
Sample bottle enough for trial, free by mail.
Or. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Dr. Dld Kt nnfdj'n Golden Pinters strength
en Mmclci, remove pain anywhere, 15c oach.
gaily detained. (3) Tho plaliJliff cannot
walvo tho tort and l cooler tho nluo of
tlio goods, unless the defendant has sold
them and received the money, or has
taken them for the purpose pf salo and
thero bo no pldpnee to rebut the pio
sumptlon of sale and the receipt ot tho
money. (4) When goods nre sent to one
who refuses to recolo them and piofess
Ing to return them substitutes spurious
articles, the owner mnv waive the tort
and recover the price In an nction for
money had and received, but not for
goods sold nnd delivered. (7) When ono
tortlously In possesion of another's goods
converts them, assumpsit for money hnd
and received mav be malntnlned."
Ahl s. Tthonds, ot al., St -pn. 31!), is
particularly applicable to the case at bat.
A part of tho opinion is ns follows;
"By the Defalcation Act of 170', a de
fendant In any action on a contract was
authorized to plead payment, and gle
any bond, hill, lecelpt, at count or bargain
in evidence. Tho construction of this
statute by the courts has been broad and
llbei.il. It has been so extended that the
right of a defendant may be regarded as
established to set nlf against a plaintiff's
demand any damages capable of liquida
tion, aijd for which an independent action
ex continctu could bo maintained. This
may be stated as tho general result of
the authorities, extending especially from
Niekle vs. rtalchvln, 1 W. & S 200, to
Hunt s. Gllmore, 1 P. F. Smith 110. But,
biond and llhetal as tho construction has
been. It has noei authorized the admis
sion of pioof of damages arising fiom a
teclinlcnl tort. In lioyer vs. Kenster
macher, 2 Wlinit. 0",, It has held that a
plaintiff in replevin, founded upon a dls
ticss foi rent, could not set off a debt
duo to him by tlio landlord, or a demand
against the landlord, not connected with
tho rent or the occupation ot the prom
ises; and the icasoii given by Judge
Kennedy was that 'an action ot replevin
Instead of being founded on a deed, b.u
galn or assumption, is giounded on a toi
tlous taking bv the landlord.' A debt, or
the damages which can bo set off as an
independent counter-claim, must be such
ns n jury can find nnd liquidate tn tlio
ordinal v w.i . just as If the defendant
weio a plaintiff suing In debt, nssumpslt
or covenant: Busscll vs. Jllllei, 4 P. V.
Smith, 111. The plaintiff owed no con
tract duty to the bank or to tlio assignees.
His liability has been alleged throughout
to rest on mal feasance and neglect of
duty."
Wo nre of the opinion, therefore, that
defendant's claim of set-off should not
have been allowed and tile plaintiff's ex
ception to tho allowance of tho sot-off by
the ipfeieo is sustained. All the other
exceptions, plaintiff's nnd defendant's,
nre dismissed.
Taking the view wo do of tho matter
of sot-off, it Is unneees-.uy for us to con
sider the question or tho statuto of lim
itations. This can bo decided only when
tho defendant's ilntm Is propel ly bcfoio
us for adjudication.
Xfnder the supplement of 1ST1. P. U 13G3,
extending the Bradford County Beferee
Act to the countv of l.uzerno, tho com t
Is "to hear and decide upon all exceptions
filed to the lepoit of the loforee. icserv
lng to the couit, however, the power of
committing the lepoit again to tho ref
pipc should justko leqiilie It." Wo have
tho power to nw.it d a new tilal for any
reasons of fact or law: or wo may io
seivo tho conclusion of the lefeiep nnd
enter a different judgment it vvo are of
opinion that tho law requires It; Thorn
ton vs. Bnteiptlso Ins. f'o., 71 Pa. S1I.
In tho present ciso tho referee llnds that
tho plaintiff's claim amounts to $7,IOJiiJ.
Wo might refer tho report back to tho
referco to decido tlio question oi inicrcsi;
but tho facts nto till before us. . Wo aie
of tho opinion that Interest should bo
computed fiom Aug. 1, 1S. Wo there
fore dliect tho piotlvonotnry to enter
judgment upon tho icpnrt of tho refeieo
in the sum of ilO.ICl.SS, being tho sum ot
J7,4t.J.G2, with Interest from Aug. 1, 1WHS,
to Aug. 11, 19M.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
WIS. FOR ill FI SUES
Only Half a Cent Word.
For Bent.
SUMMUtt cottitgo for tent at Iiko Slier
Idati, four looms and completely fur
nished, u. J. Utttilleh, 517 Lackawanna
avenue.
KOn ItllNT-Scplcmbpr 1st, bouse on
Madison it venue with model n Impiovo
ments. Inqulto nt Ml Madison avenue.
FOIl nUNT After September i, eight
toom house; till model n conveniences;
steam licnt furnished, llcnt modcrnlo.
Apply nt Tilbuno ofllcc.
BAItnmt SHOP for tent: ncnily now
building; good location; city water,
etc. Just vacated. An exceptionally good
opportunity to continue a well estab
lished business. C. N. Wood, Now Mll
foid, Pa.
roil HUNT Two furnished cottages nt
Lake Sheridan: dry and healthy loca
tion: good Hhndc nnd finest placo for. a
wcpk or a month's outing In Northern
Pennsylvania. Addtcss II. L. Holding,
Fnolnrvvillo. Pa.
Wanted To Bent.
WANTED A small houso or flat, piofor-
auiy furnished, in dcsliable location.
To gain attention, stato terms. F. O. Box
327.
Furnished Booms for Bent.
roil HUNT Furnished fiont room, S-'O
Mulborty street.
FUHNISHKD ItOOM for gentleman: with
or without bouid. Inqulto blO Adams
avenue.
FURNISHED BOOMS for rent, modorn
Improvements; pilvato family; gon
tlcmcn piofcrred, at H37 Adams avenuo.
ruriNISHED ROOMS FOIl RENT, with
heat, gas and bath, gentlemen pro
ferred, at 539 Adams avoriuo.
Boom for Bent.
ROOM for tent in all pints of the city.
uau ami sco n. J. ziumen, iw uacic
iwaiina avenue.
Board and Booms.
VERY DUSIRABLU sulto ot rooms with
first class table board, can bo obtained
at 333 Jefferson avenue.
For Sale.
rOU SAI,U-Stl!sh, second hand tiap, In
tine condition; bnigaln. Addicss I'.
N. H cnie of Tribune.
POR SALE A III st class meat market.
Owner will work for pnily. Address
131 Chestnut street, Dunmoic, Pa.
Beal Estate.
LOTS, houses and faims for sale.
J. C. JJurflleh.
Seo
FOR SALE Elegant silos for homos In
upper Green Ridgo; choice neighbor
hood; most dcshablc locality for homo
in Lackawanna county. J. A. Marvlae,
1736 Sandcison avenue.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO I.OAN-
Quick. stialght loans or Building and
Loan. At from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on
N. V. Walker. 314-315 Connell building.
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES Salo of Real Estate. Ill
B.Uiktuptcy. Tho undeislgnod, trus
tee in bankiuptcy for tho Seianton Lum
ber Co., limited, in accoidanro with an
older of tho Refeieo in Bunkiuptoy of
the United States District Court, will, on
Monday, the 15th duy of September, at 10
u. m . on tho piemlses, No. J07 East Mar
ket htteet, Seianton. expose for sale to
tho highest bidder all tho ical estate of
the above named bankiupts.
Said ical estate is dcscilbcd as follows:
Being lots numbetcd 8, 15, 1G, J, lit, 115 and
2o, upon tho Tiipp plot of land upon E.
Maiket stieet and Rosanna avenue. Im
proved with a planing mill, containing
engine, boiler and other machlneiy, lum
ber sheds and office building. Said ical
potato wll be sold fteo fiom all encum
bi.inces. HUGH B. ANDREWS.
Tiusteo in Bankiuptcy for Seianton Lum
ber Co . Limited.
AV. II. JESSUP. Attorney.
ESTATE ot Huldah Spangeihcig. lato of
tho City of Seianton, deceased.
Lcttois tcstamentaiy upon tho abovo
estate having been gi anted to tho un
dei signed, nil poisons having claims or
demands against tho said estate aie
heieby notified to piesent them for pay
ment, and thoso Indebted to said cstnto
will make pa ment to
MILLIE IIAFLER.
Adminlstiatilx.
II. C. REYNOLDS,
Attorney for Estate.
LOl-tiO.' Meai 8 Building.
IN RE: Estuto of Hatvoy S. Cooper, lato
ot tho township of Novvton, county of
Lackawanna nnd Stato of Pennsylvania,
deceased,
Lctteis tcstamentaiy on tho above
named estate having been gi anted toMha
undei signed, all poisons having claims or
demands ngninst tho samo will piesent
them foi p.t.Miient, and alt poisons indebt
ed thereto will make Immediate pavmeut
to ANN AUGUSTA COOPER.
SARAH M. SHELLY.
Exccutilces, Bald Mount, Pa.
CHARLES L. HAWLEY,
51G-517-518 Connell Building,
Attorney for Estate.
SEA LED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo opened in
tlio ofllco of tho City Recouler by tho
Dlieitor of tho Dcpnttmcut of Public
Woiks at :i o'clock p. m on Monday, Au
gust 1), 190J, for tho following named
woik; Systom of sovvcis, Section "C,"
Seventeenth Dlstilct. In tho Nineteenth
waul. Blddcis shall enclose with each
pioposal, i ash or coi tilled check In tho
sum of tin co hundred ($400) dollais as a.
guiunuteo to cxoL'iito a continct if awaid
ed the same. In caso tho bidder to whom
tho (outiact shall have boon a winded, ip
fuses or omits to opcuto a lontiact for
tho woik In iiccotdanco witli tho plans
and specllluitloiiH thcicfor within ton
(10) dn.s fiom tho date of tho awaid tlio
cnciosiun a(compnii)iiig his pioposal shall
bo toi felted to tho uso of tho City of
Seianton,
Sjstcm of Sowers. Section "D," Sev
enteenth Dlstilct, Nineteenth waid, bnnie.
conditions as Section "C,"
Lateial sewer In Piospoct avenue, fiom
Alder street to Willow Htieot, In tho Nine
teenth wind Biddcis shall epejoso with
each pioposal, push or i ei titled check in
tho sum of una bundled (S10U) dollais ns
it guaiauteo to execute a lontiact If
awarded tho same. In caso tho biddar
to whom tlio continct shall havo been
iiwnidcd, icfiiscs or omits to cxtcute u
continct for tha woik In uccoidimco with
tho plans and specllicallous thcicfor with
in ten (10) dujs fipm tho dato of tho
uvvaid, tho piiclnsuiQ uccompaulug his
pioposnl shall bo forfeited to tho uso of
tlio City of Seianton .
Plans and specifications nio on (llo and
ciiu bo seen at tho lUue.iu of Euglnecilug.
lllddeitj will bo furnished with pioposal
blanks at thu Buieaii of Engineering and
no otneiH win uo nciopteo.
liu uiut'in win uu itcii;Hei4.
All pioposals Hhill bn filed wit
City Couti oiler, In his office in tin
Hall, Soiuuton, Pu not Inter thu
wuii inn
iu City
an '.'30
o'clock p. m. ou Monday. August IS, 190.'.
Tho city icsoivcs tlio light to i eject any
or all bills.
JOHN E ROCHE. Dhector,
Dopaitmeut of Public Woiks.
Scrnnton. Pa., August 9, 190.'.
Wilson Jn West Virginia.
U Exclusive Wire from The Auoclitei) I'rtss.
Indianapolis, Aug. 12 Scctetuiy AV, B.
Wilson, of tho United Mine Woikeis, bus
gono to tho AVfst Virginia mining dlstilct.
It Is not knovtu at hcadquurtei whether
any special conditions hnve arisen to re
quite his attention, but It Is thought,
that ho Is merely making a periodical In
spection of the Held.
No Order
Accepted Tor Less
Than 10 Cents.
Branch WANT Offices,
Want Advertisements Will Do
Becclved nt Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 F. M.
Central City
ALBERT BCHULTZ. corner Mul
beny street and Webster avo.
OUSTAV P1CHUL, KX) Adams
avenue.
WpBt Side
GEO. W. JENKINS, 101 South
Main nvemte.
South Scranton
FRED U TERPPE.
729 Cedar
North Scranton
GEO. V. DAVIS, comor North
Main avenuo and Markot
stieet.
Green Bidge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1557 Dick
son avenuo.
F. J. JOHNS, 9J0 Green Rldgo
stieet.
C. LORUN55, comer Washington
avenuo and Mm Ion stieet. '
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPPEL,
avenuo.
1017 Irving
Sunmore
J. G. BONE & SON.
Help .Wanted Male.
xuijInu men wanted any instance, copy
icttcis, homo evening uml letmn to
us. Wo pay $10 per thousand hpihI nd
diosscd envelope, patticiihus and copy.
F. M. C. Dept.MJU, Box 1111, Philadelphia.
GOVERNMENT positions In postofllces,
tnllway mall, Internal levcmic, dep.ut
ments nt Washington, etc.; 10 noO appoint
ments entlv; examinations soon In oveiy
state. Patticiilais lipo of National Coi.
Institute, Dept. J7.', Washington. D C.
ANTED Energetlo .salesman, school
supplies, countiv woik; $100 wilaiy nnd
commission. R. o. Evnns A: Co , Chi
cago, 111.
Help Wanted Female.
YOUNG ladles wanted any distance, copy
lctteis homo evenings and iptuin to
us. Wo pay $10 per thousand send ad
diessed envelope, particulars and copy.
F. M. C. Dept. 428. Bcc 1411, Philadelphia.
AVANTED-A settled Piote.st.int woman
about 30 years as cook and laundress,
second gill kept, must bo clean, honest
nnd experienced; wages, $4 per week:
good l of ei ences lequlred. Residence Phil
adelphia. AVanted immediately. Ad
dicss Mis D. .AI. AA'ilhud, Jit. Pocono
Houso, Mt. Pocono.
AVANTED-At Hotel Clifton, Lake AVi
nola, dining loom nnd kitchen gills.
Apply at onco.
GIRL for geneinl hoiisowoik. Small fam
ily. Apply Mis. Chnilcs H. Gontcr,
No 1G.12 Mom oo avenuo, Gieen Ridgo.
GIRL WANTED for geiiPinl housework.
Apply 120 Adams avenue, Dimmoip.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION AVANTED at painting. Ad
dicss C. E. G. J., caio Tillumo.
SITUATION AVANTED By a young girl
ns nui so girl or second ghl. Addicss
110 Elm stieet, South Seianton.
Eeward.
s0v
$3 00 REWARD Package containing
bracelet and locket addicted Stephen
D. Englo, Hazleton, Pa. Gcoigo AV. Finn.
Now 'phono 90S. '
Boarders Wanted.
AVANTED A few bo.ildeis foi August
und Septembei on a fiiini ;plciiH.intly
located; vciy healthy and a comfoi table
home. Mis. Gooige AVateison, Uswich,
AA'ayno county, Pa.
BOARDERS AVANTED-AVII1 take sum
mer hoai dei s; thieo largo airy looms
and good tublo board. Addles:, O. K
Dalton, Pa.
Miscellaneous.
TIIE MOML'TliMJN'Dunmoro"
laundc)h shlits nt So. each and collars
and cuffs at l'ic. each.
PROPESSfONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULD1NG. C. P. A.. 23
Tiadeis' Bank, Building. Old 'phono ISol.
Architects.
Frederick" tbroavn," arch tT,
Real Estato Exchango IJIdg,, 12iJ AVush
Ington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
,11. L. HARDING, S15 CONNELL BLDG.
STEVENSON & KNIGHT, 72C CONNELL
building.
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILENBERGEU. PAL'LI
building, Spiuco utiect. Seianton.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH, 115 AVYOMING avo.
Fire Insurance.
SCHLAGER & CO,, Tiudcis Bank Bldg.
Patent Attorneys.
O A TC (VI TC In all conn tries
Tho only licensed and equipped patent
solicitor In tho city. No ciiaigo for In
foimntlon on patentability; ovoi ton yearn
experience.
RcplORic & Co., Alcars Bldjr.
Hotels and Restaurants,
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND l.7 FRANK
Un avenuo. Hates icasonablo,
P, XIEGLER, Pioprlotor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D, L & AV,
Piibsoiigcr depot. Conducted on tlio Ell
lopoau plan. Victor Koch. Piopiiotor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIGQS CLEANS PRIVY A'AULTS
and ces.3 pools; no odnr; only Impiovod
pumps used. A. B. Urlggs. pioprlotor,
Lcavo oideis 1100 NoitH Main avauuo.
or Elcko's diug btoio, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Both telephones.
Wire Screens,
JOSEPH KUETTnL. REAR all LACKA.
aye., Scranton, infra, of AViro Scioena.
Miscellaneous!
MEaARGEB BROS., PRINTERS' SUP
piles, envelopes, paper bugs, tvvlno.
Warehouso, 110 AVusblngton avenuo.
THE AVILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN
be had In Scranton nt tho news bt.iml
of Helsnian Bros , 400 tipruco and 503
Linden; M. Norton, Sti Lackuwumu
ave.; I. S. Schutzer, 211 Spruco btrot.
n
DIRECTOR
Only Half a Cent a Word.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS with
out , clolay. Write for our special mnr
ket lottor. Frco on application. 8. M.
Hlbbnrd & Co. members N. Y. Consoli
dated nnd Stock Etchnngo, 44 nnd 4
Broadway, Now York. Established 1M4.
Long Dlntnnco 'Phono 2.188 Broad.
Boom for Bent.
FRONT ROOM for lent; dcshtible, 42(
'MianiR nvonuo.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
, , in Effect Juno 1. 1902.
Trains leave Biinnton for Now York
Al l.W, iido, U05. 7 CO nnd 10.10 a. in.: 12 40.
3 40. 3,r p. m. For Now Yoik nnd Phila
delphia -.GO. loin n. m, ami U 40 nnd 3 3",
p. m. For Gouldsboro-At 010 p. m. For
Buffalo 1.15, 0 22 and 9 00 a. m.i 1 55". 0 5)
and 11.10 p. m. For Blngtiamton, Elmlra
nnd way olntlons-10 25 a. tn., 1.01 p. m.
1'or Oswego, Syiacuso nnd Utlca 1.15 nnd
filH ji. ni,; 15., p. in. Oswego, Syinctiso
and utlca trnln at 2J a. in. dully, except
Sunday. For Mont! oc 9 00 a. m : 1.03
nnd 0 50 n. m. Nicholson accommodation
100 nnd 015 p. m.
Bloomsbttig ni vision For Nnrthumbar
mnd. at 0 35 and 1010 a. m.i 15", nnd 0.10
P m. For Plymouth, t 8.10 n. m.; ii1)
and 9o, n m.
Sunday Tinlns For Now A'otk, 1 50, 3 SO.
0 0... loio ii. in.: :i 10 and 3 35 n. m. Tor
Iltjffnln l.r, and 0 2.' n. m.: 15". 6 50 and
11.10 p m. l-iir ElmliH and way statlonn
10 2 1 a. in. For Hinrlinintnii and vvnv sta
tions. 9 00 a. m. ninonisbuig PIvMon
Lenvo Seianton, 10 10 a m. and 0.10 p. m.
Lehigh Valloy Bnilroad.
in Effect June 1"). 1902.
Tinlns Leave Seianton.
For Philadelphia and New York via D.
& II. R. R, nt 7.11, thiough P.uloi Cnr
and Day Conch Caibondale to Now Yotk
nnjl 9 47 a. in . with L V. Poach Cnibbn
dalo to Philadelphia, and 2.1S, 133 (Black
Diamond E'cpiessl nnd 11.49 p. m. Sun
davs. D. & 1. i. n. 1.5S. 9.17 p m.
l'Or White Hnvpn, Hazleton nnd princi
pal points In the coal legions, via D A:
i!'..n,,.n' "-41' --If and Ui p m. For
Pottsvllle. 7.11 a. m
For Bethlehem. Easton. Reading, Har
jlsliuig nnrt pi I nd pi I Inteimedlato sta
tions, via I) ,v II. rt R. 7.11. 947 n. m,:
- 1S, 4 1, (Black Dlnmond-Eprct.), 11.49 p.
m Sundavs. D. s. II. R. R. 9 3S a. m.:
1 N. 9 17 p in.
For Timkhnmiork.. Tnvvnndn, Elmlra.
Illuip'i, Geneva and piluclnal Intermediate
stations via D., L. & V. R. R , 0 33 a. m.
and 1.5.1 p. m.
For Gcnevn. Rochestn. Buffalo, Nlag
aia Falls, Chicago and nil points west vl i
D ir H. II. R. 1J03 p ru.: 3 23 (Black
Diamond Etpiess), 10 41. 1141 n. m Sun
davs D, & H. R. R. 12 OT. 9 17 n in.
Pullman pat lor and sleeping or Lohlgh
A alloy Pailm cats on nil trains between
AVIIkos-Bnnp mid Now A'ork. Philadel
phia. Burfiilo nnd Suspension Bridge.
ROLLIN H. AVILBUR. Gen. Supt.. 2(1
Coitlnnd stieet. New York.
CHARLES S, LEE. Gon Pass. Agt.. 2(?
Coitlnnd stieet, Now York.
A AV. NONEMACHER. Dlv. Pass Agt,
South Bethlehem, r.i.
For tlckolR and Pullman reservations
apply to city tltket ofllce, 09 Public
Squnie. WIlkes-Bano, Pa.
BEADING SYSTEM.
Central Bnilroad of New Jersey.
In Effect Junu 29, 190..
Stations in New YoiU, foot Liberty
stieet and South Feiry, N. R.
Tialns leave Scrnnton for New York,
Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town. Mauch Chunk, AVhlto Haven, Ash
ley, AIIkes-Blu i e and Plttston nt 7 30 a.
m , 1 p. m. nnd 4 pm. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
Quaker City Express loaves Seianton
7"0 a in, through solid vestibule trnln
with Pullman Buffet Piulor Car for Phil
adelphia with onlv one chnngo of cats
foi Hnltimoic nnd AVn.shlnglon, D. C, and
all pihiclpal points south and west.
For Avocn, Plttston and AVilkes-Barre,
1 p in. nnd 4 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
For Long Bianch, Ocean Grove, etc.,
7 30 nnd 1 p in.
Foi Reading, Lebanon nnd Harrlsburg
la Allentown at 7 30 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4
p m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
For Tumoniin and Pottsvllle, 7 30 a. m :
1 i m. nnd 4 p. m.
For rates nnd tickets apply to agent at
station.
AV. G BESSLER, Gen Manager.
C. M. BURT. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Pennsylvania Bnilroad.
Schedule In Effect June 10, 1D02.
Trains leave Seianton: e; IS a. m.. week
davs, thiough vestlbulo train fiom
AVIlkes-B.irro. Pullman buffet parlor car
and coaches to Phi! wlclphln, via Potts
vllle; btops at pilnclp.il Inteimedlato sta
tions Also connects foi Siinbuiy, Hnr
lisbiug, Philadelphia, Baltimoie. AA'ash
lugton anil for Pittsbuig and the AA'est.
9 47 n. m . week davs, foi Sunbury. Har
ilsbuig. Philadelphia. li.iltlmoip. AA'ash
Ington and Pittsbuig and tho West.
1 12 p. m. vvppk div.s, (Sundays. l.W p.
m ), lor Siinbuiy. Haiilsbuig, Phlladcl
plila. Ualllmoip. Washington nnd Pitts
buig and tho West
3 2S p in, week davs, thiough vestibule
tinln fiom Wllkts-B.n ic. Pullman buffet
P.ulor car mil coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsvlllo. Stops at principal inteimedl
ato stations.
4 35 p in . week divs. for lliulolou. Sun
liuiv, Haiiisbuig, Philadelphia and Pitts-
Urc" J. B. HUTCHINSON, Hen. Mgr.
J. B. AVOOD. Gen. Pass Agt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect Juno hi. IWU
Trains for Caibondale lcavo Scranton nt
fin. 7.3H. s :si;. 1013 a m.: U03, i.i, 211,
BSb. 5 29. 0 25, b.i, 9.13-. 10 01 p. m; 1J.1S,
For'nonesdalo-l) II, 1013 n nt.; '.Ml nnd
r. 'i ii. in.
For AVIIkes-U.uiP liiis. 7 11. S II.
10 51 a m: l-'.oi, 1 I.', .'IS, u 2. 133
9.47,
b.10,
7.1S, 10 II, 11.10 1 m. ....
For L. A'. It. R. Points 7.11, 9,47 a. m.;
2.1S. 4 35 and 11.19 p. in.
For Pennsylvania R. It. Points G 33,
9,47 u in . 1.1.'. 3 28 and I '15 p. Ill
For Albany and nil points not th 7.35 a.
m. nnd 3 50 p in
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Ouihniuiiilp s.'id. 11..U a. m.; 2,11,
S.lti. 5 5.' and II 17 p. ill.
For Ailles-Hine-9S n. m.; 12.03, 1.33.
3 2S fl.!2 and 9.17 P. ni
For Albany and points not Ih 3 50 p. m.
For Honosd.ilo S 50 a. m ; 1133 and 3 3J
P m
AV L PRA'OR. D P A . Scranton. Pa.
Eiie Bailrond Wyoming Division.
In Ertcct Jul 30th, ift). 1
Tialns Uavu Seianton tor. Ihtwley-afd
local slatlons at 7 20 and i j(, hi :1.31
and 5 20 p in. Sundays, 9 Oil u.,in -and
1.35 p m For Now Yoik. Nov, bin glijiiul
Inteimedlato points at 7.20 a. in. nnd-J33
p, in. SilllduVH, 133 p, m. ,.
For llonesda 101.3 nnd 5 20 p m.
Tialns aiilvo at Seianton t.20, 10.41 a.
ni : iioo nnd 915 p. m. Siuidas, 100 .and
S.15 p. m. i.
New York, Ontario nnd Western.
Tlmo Tnblu'lii Effect Sunday, Junu'-lS, J90J
NORTH BOUND TUAINS.
Loavo Lcavo At live
Tialns Seianton. CaibomhOo. Cndoslu,
No, I 111:111,111, 11.10a. 111. l.oo p. in,
No. 3 4 no p, m. 4 II p. in. 0 00 ii,-"m.
No, 7 ti 10 P ni .M'.CaibnuduleU4iJ p m
SOUTH BOUND.
Lcavo Leave Auvo
Tialns. Cudosla. Caibondale. Scranton,
No. 1; ,,,,,. I, Hi 11. in, 7.23 a. jn.
No. I 8 40 u, in. 1001a.m. 104Qu,m,
No. 2 '-'13 p. Ill 4 00 p. 111. 4 43 penn.
SUNDAYS ONLY, NOItTH BOUND.
Leuvo Loavo Anlvo
Tialns. Seianton. Cm bnndule. Cudosla,
No, 0 ,,,,,, t 20 u, in. 9 19 p. in. 10 45 a. m.
No. 5 7 00 p. m Ar.Cai bnndalo 7. 13 p m
SOUTH BOUND. Ji.
Leave Lcavo Arrjvo
Tinlns, Cudosla. Carboudalo, Seianton,
No. I, , 1,50 a.m. 7.25 a, nt,
No 10 4 30 p.m. U 00 p. in. 0 15p..in,
Tialns Nos. 1 011 week days, and 9 on
Sunduys connect for Now Yoik city, Mid.
illotown, Walton. Noiwlch, Oneida, Os
wego and all points west. -
Tiuin 3 lor Poyntello, AVallon, Delhi.
Sidney, Noiwlch and all Now Berlin
binncli points.
Tialn No. 11. with "Qunkor City Ex
pi ess'' nt Sei Hilton, via C. R. R. ot N. J.,
for Plilladelphlu'. Atlantic Ctty Baltimore.
AVashlngtou und Pennsylvania state
points.
Sea tlmc-tnbla nnd consult ticket agents
for coiinectlous.' With ot)ir. lines .
J, C. ANDERSON. G. P. A- Now York.
! J. E. AVELS1I, T P. A., Scranton, Pa.
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