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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10

SCRANTON. April. 9.--FRUITs AND PRo.
DuCE--vled apples, per h., GAZE: sVap.
GRATED apples. lOa!lc. p6r h.; Turkish
pruues, 45Ga5C., English c%urrsntA 2a2Ae.;
layer TaisiIs, 81. 1jal.SO; muscatels, 81 .2Oa
l.3O per box new Vslenciss, 6aIS,
per ID.
BEANS - MarrOw-Sats, E2.45a2.5 80 per
baSHel; mediums, 81. 70al. so.
~tSAs-Hreen, 81. l5al.2 % per Oushsl split,
S@.50a2.HO; %leutrls. SalOC. per pound
PoTAToEs-55a5Jc. per busheL
U~Nr1Ns-Jjc. per Uushel.
BUTrSE-lft.3c. per ID.
CHEEsG-lOll5c. per 10.
G~G9s-Fr8gh. l.4ai2ise
POrLrRI-Cnlclens, dressed, 70 to l3c
turkeys, II 10 lsc.
4EArs-ramS TO- g.. large. l0l4c.:
skinned hams lO4c.; California hams,
eEG.; shoulders, sac: dry salte9 bellies,
Sac; smoked breakfast bacon. lli9s,;
EoEE-Mess az Sl7; short cut, SIS.
LARD-Leaf In tisrses ut &C.: in tubs,
94c.; in l0-pouud pals, 9%c.: IN 5-pound
pals 9l,c.; S.pound pHilA lQs. per
pound.
sbEEF-Choice sugar cured, smoked beef,
nc.
FLoUR-Minnesota patent, per barrel.
i4.4js4.60; Ohio and Indiana amber. at
$3.50; Graham at s&,5 So rye four, at
1925.
BuCKwHEAr ELoUR-s2. 10 per cw5.
FELD-htIed, per cwt., at Csc.
GRAIN-Eys, GJc.; corn, A to 49,; oats,
lOs45c. per bushel.
RYE SrRhW-Per ton l3al5.
HAY $lj to slL
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Charter ~Apnlication.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application win he made TO the governor
Of the state of Pennsylvania on Thursdav, the
third day Of May. A. D., lsg4, by Frank NJ
Spencer. andrew @. Brandt, Conrad Schroeder,
lillian W. Wharton, stanley I. Allen and
William y. Boyer, under tho act Of assembly
Of the commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA, en-
titled. IAN act TO provide for tho iucOrpora.
ton aud regulation df certain corporations So
approved April 20, 1874, and the supplements
thereto. for the chatter Of an intended cor.
poratiun, TO bo called Scranton Manutactur.
ing company, the character and object
whereof is the manufacture of ircn,or steel. or
both. or of Rhy other motal or article of com.
merce from metal, wood, or both, and Tor
these purposes 10. inyc possess, aud enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges OF the snid
act Of assembly and itk supplements.
WILLIAM d BOYER,
H. Gpl.rtt,r
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at 4agtc, under Saturday, with trading
airly active: July and May most active;
sales included No. 2 red, April, 6i9sc.:
May, 65%c.: July, GT9sc.: August, GSssc..
September, 69Hc, December, I.S.c. stocks
Of gram, store aud Riloat, April z, wheat,
l,0Sl, tSS.
CoRS-Frilly active, lower; closing
weak; No. =, &c elevator, Ii&c. otloat:
ungraded mixed, l3aii!S,; sttamer mixed,
1915; options closed steady and I'M
changed, TO sc, down, with trading more
active. May aud July most active. April,
iSg4c.: MAY, lic,; July, 45c,
O~ATS-Fairly active, tlrmer; options dull,
irmer; April, SIC May. 5Gg4c July, Soc. ,
spot prices, No. ., S1aaihc,; No. . white,
lla4lAc; No, : Chicago, SSn3sHc.; No g.
3bl6c,, No. 8 white, ACC: mlNed western,
S'MaSSc,; white do, 90aiSI9c. white
state, S9a4Skc.
nEEF-Dull, steady; family, ;l2a;li ex-
ira mess, sSaSS.6D 30.
BEEF HAMS Quiet at SIG
TlsRCED REEE- Duh, city extra India
mess, SlSaSl9,
cur MEATS Quiet, firm; picSled bellies,
Sl2 lbs, ia,Ac,: picked shoulders, &c
picked hams, 9}4a9s4c., mlddleN, nom
inal,
lAWp-Qa,st higher; western steam,
closed ES5, sales, $50 tieroes at s.. '5a
$9.S2}s; city. ne; sales, 10 %tierces. option
sales, May, $40; July, 500 nominal,
refined, quiet, continent, $50, south
America. s $40; compound, 6ad>sc,
roRE-Oul!, firm, no sales; mess, sii 5Oa
ll.OO; extra prime, Sl3alS5O
B~UITEg-Fair demand, iiGmer; state
dairy, new, i5s2jc,; do, old, lO1laltc, ;
dc. creamery, new, 30, Penusylva'
MIA, 25c. western dairy, new, llal5c. do.
creamery, now. lia25c.: do. factory, iUa
1870, elglns, 95c; imitation creamery, i2s
&c; held creamery, lSalSc.
CuEEsE-Moderate demand. fancy, firm.
state. large. 9al2c.; fancy, llAal2c. do,
small, !0al2Ac.; part skins, 5ha9c. full
skimS, l4as}ac,
EGGs-Fair demand, hrm; state and
Pennsylvania, he; western fresh, NV
southern. l0l allie
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New York, April o. FLoUR-Dull, I'm.
changed, barely steady; winter wheat, low
grades, S2a2.4 40: do. fair to fancy, 50. 45a
20; do. patents, s 3.25a3. 80; Minnesota
clear, s.. 50a2. 30; do. straight, 50. 25a3. CO.;
do. patents. So. 90a4. 45; low extras, So. 05a
2.45; city mills S3.50a3.GO; do. patents.
So 0a4. 10.
W~HEAT-Dull, easier, closing firm; No.
2 red store and elevator, G4BaGjc.
alloat, dGaE66hc.; (, o. b., G5g[aG616c.
u%ngraded red, 62a66c.; options closed weak
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Notice 10


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS THE TAX.
~ payers OF The city of Scranton, Pa, viii
hereby lake notice that the board OF Appeals
appointed by the citv councils of said city 70
lear md determine appeals IRON city assess
meuts for The year ISM are holding meetings
daily mt the office Of the city clork between
thc hours ofOa. m. and . p. ~. for the purpose
Aforesaid aud that appeals win only be heard
N cases Of no assessments for said year. the
authority yestedin SAID board not permitting
thr revision OF asses.ihsnts for any year but
shat of 1891 Tho meetings of the board will
cease Msrch3i, 1894,
BY order Of board 81 appeals.
NJ, !, LAVEI.LE,
City Clerk.
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Legal.

.#HnH#..
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
l the county OF Luckawauna. In the matter
of The dissolution Of the South Lincoln Conf
company, No =. MAY torn. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given That the South Lin.
coin Coal Company Ned i5s petition in tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of Earsawanna cour.
IS on tho 18th day of March. 1894 PRAYING tor
q decree Of dissolution, aud that tho court
has fixed April -, 1891, At 2 O'Clock =. m Tor
hearing suCn application iof dissolution, when
and where al persons Interested can attend il
they deem It eypcdient and show causo
against the granting oC the prayer 1T said
petitioner. JAMES W. OAkFORD,
S]Olicitor for Petitioner.
ESTATE OF or sNBlNA SWIFT. LATE
II IT tho boruugh Of Archibald L-aCtawanna
county. IA.
Letters of administration upoa the above
named estate having been granted TO the un-
dCrsigned, all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate win present them
for settlement. and thos, indebted thereto viii
please make immediate nay ment TO
JOHN j SWIFT, Administrator,
Archibald, Pa,
ions r.. lONEs, ATTORNEY Tor Estate.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STOCKS and Ponds

New YORK. April G.-Wall street review.
The stock market started out firm this
morning and in the early transaction
American sugar moved Gp ~ to g2@. aud
the general list advanced about l.aSt per
cent in sympathy. A selling movement in
Chicago Gas which carried that stock down
to G3#,, Pit an end to this good feeling for
the uine beIag and led to a recession right
through che list.
in the afserp0on a iirmer tone prevailed,
due probably 10 Washington rumors that
an amendment to the interstate commerce
law "uI be- introduced permitting pooling
by tle railroads. The net result If the
days trading shows \ loss Of 70 | per
cent in the general list on an advance Of
q to ? per cent in Sugar, Tobacco, New
England ana Cordag5 stocks. The market
left off steady to firm. Total sales were
lj4,Gi shares.
The following complete tabls SHOWING the
day's fluctuations IN sctive stocks ~ supplied
And revised daily by LaBar q Fuller, stock
rgkpTs l2l WgCming ayaute,
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Viewers Notice.

NOTICE-IN THE COCRT OF COMMON
y p cas- No. sl9, May term, 1884, In the
matter Of the petit on Of the city or Scranton
ioI tue appointment Of viewers 10 ascertain
the costs, damages aud expenses, u Il
assess the benefits for Wcst Lack
AZ anna venue NiadUct, the uud ,rsigucd
having hoen appointed by the court, viewers
in tho foregoing matter. hereby give notice
that they will On the first day Of MAY. : y,
1874, at ~ o'clock. q. m meet on the line ui the
said improvement nj the corner Of West Lqckg.
wanna nvolue and Eighth street. proceeding
thence over the line uf said Improvement,
viewing tho same. and the premises ffected
thereby, and will hear al PARTIES interested
therein aud their witnesses,
II VI SEELEY.
H. II. RIPPLE.
n, V POWDERLY.
Viewers.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When She was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Clstoris.
When she had Children, she then Castoria,
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ANTOINE HARTMAN
700 SCUM Washlnrtan Avenua,

Contractor aud builder OF Concrete Flagging 2,
Concrete Blocks, Potato, Butter and Coal
lett ut Thompson 3 Pratt, WIN ans s Co,
Main aud Eypon Streets, or Mt Scranton
Stove Works. Also Foundations, Cisterna
Fish Wire Tunnels and Collins Flagging for
Garden Walks
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GENERAL NEWS
OF INDUSTRIES

Charles s. Lee. the general passenger
agent Of the Lehigh Valley railroad,
Is of the opinion that short excursion
trips will be popular during the COM
ing season, not 50 much from Gholce ~
from peeuniary rea,ons, the depression
in business preventing many people
from taking their usual summon outing
of = week or two and compelling them
to compromise upon Il short excursion
extending not over u day or two. On
this theory he is getting ready 10 place
before the public the many beautiful
scenic spots along the Lehigh Valley as
available for summer excursion parties
and is forming ms plans 10 Uccommo.
date tho travel when II III
The majority interest in DelAwar-
and Hudson has issued = circular nomi
mating a committee to receive proNles
for tho annual meeuag. The slrcuiaT
says that = majority OF the board
wishes to retire bonds with tho stock
ri par. while u minority desires 10 isiue
tue stock at %. Tho management is
dvclared 10 favor the policy Of incrSaa-
ing It's surplus in order to protect the
stock of the company against the deple.
tion OF its soal and also TO issue ! per
cent, dividends ia bad years. ltls con.
sidered especially undesirable to incur
floating debt at this time when sales Of
coal are light, prices axe low aud CASA
receipts are comparatively small. Ii
would invite injurious criticism to de-
clare q stock dividend at q time when
81 large u proportion Of the railway
mileage OF the country is controlled by
receivers and when 20 per cent Of rall-
way employees are out of work. The
annual election Of Delaware Nnd Hud-
hon will BE- held May ).
According TO . rottsvllle dispatch
the Reading Coat and Iron company il,
having trouble 10 supply the constant
ly increasing demands for back wheat,
ANA the other smaller sizes OF coal, and
is about to erect a biz coal wasnsry at
the cu.Iu banks Of the 1T. Nicholas
coIliary. This watnary will have a
capacity Of 100 tons Of buckwhaa. coal
a day. Other coal dirt banks are bang
examined by tue ~c0mpauy's officials,
with the purpose OF erecting more
wssnnri.s. Each washsry vii. give
employment 10 at leuss $50 men aud
boys. IN getting coal out OF = culm
bank. the dirt is washed through
screens, and the coal is thsn pas5rd
through the hands Of scores of slate
p,cksrs. l1 TINS way many tons of 6EcE.
wheat and pea coal are secured from
what was formerly regarded as u
ty.a, loss 10 the operator, and enough
small coal aui chestnut coal is secured
10 pay Tor operating the washsry, The
banks ARE worth many hundred thou
sand 3~O.lsrg, TIE mn IN this region
hay, bean working steadily, though
no on luIl time, and while they are
idle part o., every week, extensive re-
pair, ire being made that keep several
Iuouaaul wor:nsu busy ten hours
every day. There are tugse new iudi-
W.ull coal operations ia course Of
opening up On the outskirts Of Potts
vile. These will soon employ l,jUU
men and boys. TIE Pottsyille Iron
aud Steel company Is putting in An en-
tire new steel process.
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philadslnhia Tallnw Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April S.--Tallow was
dull with a light demand. Prices were:
Prime city in hogsheads, &c; do. dark In
hossheads, 4A.c,; prime country, in hogs.
heads, 1876; cakes, SC: grease, ia4 &c.
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI.
- ceiyed at the office of the Cav Clork.
Scranton, Pa, until 80 O'Clock p IA, rbur,,
dsv, April ~, lSJL to furnish audla y sidewalk
and paved gutter on west"r Y side of Siyth
street from ltnkRWauua avenue to Carbon
street. iu accordance with the plpus and spr.
~lcatiprs IN Office IT city clerk. Biaders Shalt
enc.Cs' Win varh proposal tho sun ol ten
$50 dollars. Casl or certified check, I'm ossn
tho bidder 10 whom the contract shgll have
been awarded ONT g Ia Execute contract for
thu work. 'he enclosure Ot ten dollars accom-.
ptnyinE his proposal shall hp forfeited tn the
city oo Scranton The city r,sngv os the right
to reject my all hid'. By. orl"r Of city coun
ellis Al. r. LNNELlE tity Clerk
scranton, Pa, April e. 1874,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE.
- ceiygd at the Office Of the City Clo,E
Scranton, Pa, until ; W o'clock y. M. Thurs.
day, April ~, 1891, 10 grade Marion street
between Washlu ton aud SGndgrSOu avenues.
The street IS Go be graded ia its iul width and
the work H. TO be done in accordance with tho
plans and paclicau0ns IN the city engineers
office and under his directions. Each bid
shall he accompanied by q certified check or
each m the aum OF t3u Per ceutnn Of tho
amount hii. In ease the bidder 10 whom the
cuutrHCt shall have been awHld ed refuses or
omits 10 execute p contract within ten DAYS
from dsto ~ award thereof, the enclosure ar.
companyiug his proposal shall be forfeited 10
the city oi Scranton. The city engineers esti.
mate ~ tHNl OF tlA WOlk is lOOl hundred an
twontv five dollars. The city respI YES tho
right Ia iciect any and all bids, Ry order OF
city council. VI. T. LANELLE, CIV Clerk.
CEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- coived at the uitiue Of the City Clerk
Scranton, Pa, until 13l o'clock y, IN. Thurs.
day, April 10, 1891 to construct a lateral
sewer IN Rookie court from the Fifteenth dis.
trict main sewer westerly q distance of about
eight hundred and seventy feet $50 feet,
also to construct the mlnholes, lampholes,
branches and fixtures that are designated, aud
to furnish all labor and supplies necessary to
complete tho work, Proposals shall state
price por linoal foot complete. Bidders shall
enclose with each proposal the sum OF ivcper
centuln Of the amount bid ns q guarantee 10
execute a contract within ten days il awarded
tho Same. The work shall bp finished within
sixty days from date Of commencement Pro
poslls not accompanied by the required de
post and no, in accordance with advertise.
ment and ordibsnee will not be considered,
Tho city reserves the right ia reject any and
all bids, BY order Of city councils.
NJ r LANELLE, City Clerk,
Scranton, Pa, April " 1871,
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agents Wanted

NrANrED-MAN WITH LIFE AND FIRE
W Insurance experience as solicitor in
L%ackawanua county; good inducem onts to
right man Address li2i-2G Betl building,
Philadelphia, Pa,
M ANTED-T TWO YOUNG MEN or GOOD
w address to call un business houses.
Steady employment for good men. Apply
NATIONAL CLEAN TOWEL COMPANY,
Arcade building.
WANTED AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS
W by sample; we VIII pay expense and sal
airy on allow liberal commissions; samples sent
on application. AddTess Losk Box q l2j, New
York City.
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SNAP SHOTS AT OTHERS DoINGs:
Wyoming C]ounty's jail is empty.
HaZlutOn boasts Il building boom.
Bloomsbury will have q gold cure.
E1ston is to have a new board Of trade
Mornings mushroom farm IS prosper
ms.
st. Peters Episcopal church, Tunkhan-
mock, is rectorless,
a Wilkes Barrean has been arrested for
training dogs to steal poultry.
One hundred Easton anglers will prose.
cute illegal Fishers Of black bass.
Only one applicant for license was
turned down in Wyoming county.
PhOenlXvllle residents waut the name
Of their Breckenridge street changed.
il Is thought IN LIGerue county that Jail
Warden &. e. Jones will be reelected.
No news has yet been received Of Henry
Harding. 1uukhannocks missing lawyer.
Daniel McSween.y, the Pittsburg dstec-
tive, viii become Herman Earrings part
ner.
-Four Of I.u~zelne'5 tive districts were cap.
tured ny Jack Robinson. Waiter Lyon
got Wilkes-Bnrrc.
Saylor,burg's new Buff Brick ANA Tile
works will begin operations at once, with
Il capital OF $3.50. 0UD.
Young George Beers, of White Haven,
threw Il stick at a large fish hawk rs it
flew By. The birds neck was broken. The
hawk measured five feet from wing TO
wing.
The sprightly and progressive Wilkes
Barre News.Dealer observes the spring
season by donning a handsome new dre.s
of clear laced type. intellectually, it was
all right before.
The Luaerne county grand jury's recon-
mendation Of a new court house will. It Is
thought, be acted upon favorably by the
judges and commissioners Public opini, n
fsvor5 a new site aud the conversion Il
the Old square into 4 city pprk,
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Situations Wanted.

Situations Wanted.
GITUATlON WANTED As SHIPPING
- clerk, or similar position, have had eN-
perleEUo and can furnish satisfactory ieler'
eEces, Address l.. Y, D., 2ls North sumner
avenue, CHS.
ClTUATION WANTED By A SOBER
- rehgb.u Young m9l. Good references
Address j. u b., 40 tlRhtn street.
position WANrEp As BARTENDER
! ur as clerk, can speak herBlUn ana Polish,
also English Address "a" Putnam street,
Providence tty
GlTUArlON WANTED A LADY s.
- years old wants % situation as housekeePer
IN respectable widoWar'S family; good cook
and nurse eleven years experience. Will go
T., city or country. Address N, A. Is, Bon
lr5 East Nyroucsburg Pa.
GlTrArluN WANTED A GOOD PEN
y man aud scholar desires situation where
he * willing to make himself generally useful,
O. Trthuru office.
SlrC ALTON WANTED By a YOUNG
- man rs clerk Ia grocery, dry goods or
clothing store. Had experience az grocery
]hn,lucss. Good reference, Address, Y A. M
TribUuc Office,
POSITION WANTED BN A YOUNG
l lady good writer. Address Lizzie +
General Delivery, scranton, Ia.
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In their worst forms are cured by the
use of p. P. P. II you are debilitated and
run down, or if you need a tonic to regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength and vigor,
take 2. ?. T., aud you will be strong and
healthy. FOR shattered constitutions and
lost manhood p. p. J.. (Prickiy Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium is the king Of all
medicines. P. p, +. is the greatest blood
purifier in the world. For sale by all
drngglSLs. !"
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DRY ITCHING SCALES THAT cRAcxsI
Il RcSSES p

LNDLEY, STEuBEN Co. y. Y, april Il, 1890.
FosTEI, MnBURN & Co., Buyalo, n Z.
GENTLEMEN When about ten or twelve years
obi ! was troubled with cracks across Inc palm Of
my left hand, and when they healed the trouble
broke out on my head, and every winter it would
come out as q sort of tetter and make scales all over
ny head. | have not been free from it a single
winter al ice, but it was worse last winter after / had
Tie grippe, for then IL came out N Snots all over M
body. lhGd a doctor examine me, and he told me
tlat there was no cure for me. [ Ca worse and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10

D. W. Fuller, Of Cauajoharia, n. Y,
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings New
Discovery in the house, and his family has
always found the very best results follow
is use; that he would not he without It. il
proeurable. o. a. DykeInau. druggist.
Catiskill, N. y, says that Dr.. Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the hest cough
remedy: that be has nstd it in his family
for eight years. and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not tre
a remedy so long tried and tested Trial
bottles free az Matthews Bros. drug story.
Regular size Soc. and 500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10

The first trial Of DR.. Woods Norway
Pine syrup will satisfy any one that tho
lung healing virtue of the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee OF satisfaction.
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Strayed.

CTRAYED-A LARGE BRINDLE Dog.
- Owner may have sam" nv calling on
Adam Fassold, Greenwood, Pa, aud paying
or this advertisements.
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Minor INDUSTRIAL Norzs

In the week ended saturday fourteen
reporting coIleries IN Luzerne county
shipped 4! SGD, 0l9 tons Of anthracite, less
tlrA Oae.t1urCh the usual output.
The Gilbert Car works NJ Troy, n. s.,
may be sold by Receiver Shaw 10 . .yudi
cafe Of New York railroad men.
Anthracite coal tonnage decreased 1uj -
600 tons last week, and Tor the year .,6i4,-
SO sons.
syndicate Of P0tJsville politicians is
negotiating for the purchase OF the Harri.
sou co.iirry, near Girsrdville. They ex.
pee, If successful, TO introduce Numerous
Improvements.
II is rumored in railroad circles that the
Central Railroad company VIII adopt the
bank check system Of paying it's employees
af,e the present month.
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{ EN- T
* Word.
q Word.

U0nts Of ell kiads cost nat much, ec-
cent Situations Wanted iVhich are inserted
fREE.
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Chicago GrAtu aud Provisions.
SCRANTON. Ap il y.-Ibs following quota
tons are supplied and corrected daily 10y La
Bar Il Fuller, Stock brokers. III WYOminG ave
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10

The PENNEY" down train VIII ich
left Wilkes Barre at 10 o'clock SltuJ-
day for Hazlstcn, while passing
through q strip Of woodland, ran over
an Italian who ran laughing from out
the forest and deliberately threw him
self in trout Of the engine. Tho detee-
lives think he was Michael Rosa, who
u week ago shot to death Anthony Ia
bena over Il game of cards. the an.
thorities have been looking for him
since, and it was suspected he was hid
ing in the woods, 1t is thought lie
took his own life rather than give him.
self up to the authorities.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10

Va ANTEp \ FIRST CLASS COAT,
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