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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-08

Tee Importance Of keeping the liver and
kidneys in good condition cannot be
overestimated. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
great remedy for regulating and invigora-
ting these organs
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Have Cinch.

The Gazette representative being the
only member of the press at a banquet
held by the new councilman. elect.
goes to show that he must have cinch
on that august body.-Record corre-
spondent.
The aforesaid august body" does
not seem to know that it pays to show
ordinary courtesiss to the press in gen
eral, as we'll as that portion of it that
constitutes itself their special tool. 1t
is 4 simple case of "igncramus," how
evsr.-Journal.
With all dueyrsspect to the august
body" and to place them in a proper
light before the public, The TRIBUNE
representative would state the writer
received an invitation but declined
with thanks. For the edifcation Of
the representatives of the above journ-
ale, it is but fair to say their failure to
receive an invitation we feel was due
to an oversight on the part OF those in.
terestsd, rather than disposition to be
selfish.
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Hoods Pills act easily, vet promptly
and effectively, on the liver and bowels. ~
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LIVE NEWS Of
TWO P|TTSTONS
fgHE SCRANTON TRIBUNE's Pittston de-
partment is in charge OF j. NJ. Fahy, to
whom news items and complaints may be
referred,l
PlTTsToN HAPPENINGS.

An out Of town company of capital =
lists are contemplating the leasing OF
the Reap property on North Main
street, known as the Clark brewery.
The company proposes to manufacture
knit goods.
Mrs. Cuddeback, of the West Side.
returns thanks to neighbors and friends
for many kindnesses at the time or the
death and funeral Of her husband.
The inspection of Companies c and
H, Ninth regiment, National Guard OF
Pennsylvania, was to be held last even
ing but did not take place. 1t has been
postponed to Saturday evening, April H.
At the annual meeting of Niagara
Engine company for the election OF
officers, held at their rooms on Water
street, Monday evening, the following
officers were elected: President, j. r.
German; vice president. j. j. Kern ;
secretary, P. j. Gallagher; financial
secretary, w. J. Webber; treasurer,
Oliver Burke; foreman, Charles Kus
chel; first assistant foremsn, W. j..
Walsh second assistant foreman, James
A. Fleming; pipemsn. P. j. McDon-
aid. r. Fenner, Henry Kuschel, Charles
Morris; trustees, A. B. Law, j. j.
Sheridan, J. ]. Fleming The appoint
i've officers will be named at the regu-
lar meeting of the company next Tues
day evening
Excitement ran high for time in
the vicinity of Cork Lane yestsr
day afternoon. 1t was caused by a
Polander discharging a revolver at a
fellow named Sheridan. who, it ap
pears, annoyed the Pole by pelting him
with onions.
The Luther league of eastern Penn
sylvania will meet today with ST.
Peters league, at St Peters Lutheran
church at RRmtown, There will be
three sessions, morning, afternoon snd
evening. Delegates will be present
from Scranton. Wilkes Barre. Whit'
Haven and other places.
The basket bali tesln Of Company G
which was recently organized. held {
business meeting Monday evening anC
elected the following officers: JohI
NJ Jones, manager; William Jones
captain; Calf Miller, secretary
George Buss, treasurer They viii
play match game with Company A
team of Wilkes-Barre, at Armory hall
on the evening of March II,
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swseplnE CHALLENGE from G

Sweeping Challenge from Geo. Gallagher.
|. the undersigned. will run anybody
in the coal fields, barring Harry Camp
bell. of Wilkes Barre, and Harry
Dills, Of Duryea. will run any of the
following named men on these condi
tions:
will give NJ. J. Buckley. of Pitts
ton, yards in 100; will give Sam
Barber 2 yards in same distance; l will
give Brislin, Jones or Lehman. Of
Wilkes-Barre, yards in 100, or Mat
Fahsy, of Shenandoah, yard in 100;
will run Hendershot, Of Nescopeck.
even, or will give Ed Armitage, of
Plymouth, 19 yards in 100, or Besecksr,
Of Duryea, 10 yards in 100.
Any of these races 1 will run in one
hours notice or in one month. for not
less than $3.50 a side, open to $500
Ny match will be made through an
agent whom 1 will appoint, after any
Of these challenges are accepted.
am q resident of Pittston, and have
been here for ten years.
GEORGE, GALLAGHER.
Railroad street, Pittston, Pa.
March Z, 1894.
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remainder the set will promptly the ar,t half the s % paid
italy bound silk cloth The lids Of the back are U S 01 & SSF1S S s
quality Its bound with double flexible back Just IKE the V5o % sGne 0
this be precisely represented way Renders VINO desire
whirawun as DAYS 6eaue
PER VOLUME This elegant
ddreal communications to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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AROUND AvocA.
News Of the Day Graphically Reported d
BY Talented Writer.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
AvoCA, Pa, March THE council
held their regular meeting on Monday
evening to close out the business Of
last year and for the purpose Of or.
ganizing the new council, The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Archie McQuerne; secretary, G. NJ.
Snyder; borough attorney, John Nc
Galvien; treasurer, Michael Cannon
chief Of police, A. F. RhoRdes; street
commissioner, James Graham.
Rev. Father Donlan, OF Dunmore,
presided at the services at St. Mary's
church last evening.
Mrs. James Gilhooley has recovered
from her recent illness,
Mrs. H. NJ. Steever has returned
from visit with friends in Psckville.
Miss Lizzie Penniman spent ysster-
day afternoon in Scranton.
The two story frame building on
Parker street. owned and occupied by
Patrick Nealon, was entirely destroyed
by FIRE at 2 a. m yesterday, The cause
of the fire ia unknown. The loss IL
covered by insurance.
Mrs. M. A. Flock, Mrs ]. II. Andsr'
son and Mrs. Kate Lewis visited friends
in West Pittston today.
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ANTOINE HARTMAN
9O6 South Washington Avenue,

Contractor and builder of Concrete Flaggng,
Concrete Blocks, Potato, Butter and Coal
Bins Wet Cellars dried up Orders may be
left at Thompson g. Pratt, Williams d Co,
Main and Eynon Streets or at Scranton
Stove Works. Also Foundations, Cistorns.
Fish Wire Tunnels and Coflins. Flagging for
Garden Walks
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SIX INTERESTING FACTS,

TIE earth's lowest body of water is
the Caspian sea, which has been sink
ing for centuries.
RoBBING the ostrich of its feathers is
cruel operation. The feathers are
imbedded SO tightly in the flesh that
each quill is covered with blood when
it is wrenched out.
THE Goldfish is the most prolific fish
IF the sea. yielding IS. 900. 900 eggs each
season. As many as s. 1000, 600. Q, 900, 600,
md even $780, 900 eggs have been found
N G roe of a single cod.
MOUNT HERCULES. Island of Papua, is
the highest IN the world, its altitude
being 32.7S6 feet. Mount Everest, In
dia, was until recently put down as
the largest, but it is only $4,000 feet
high.
Ice one to two inches thick will bear
men. two inches thick will bear in
fantry, four inches thick will bear
cavalry and light guns. six inches will
bear teams with moderate loads or
heavy field guns. and eight inches
teams with heavy loads.
Mosr persons will be surprised to
learn that n needle in the course of its
manufacture and before placed on the
market for sale passes through the
hands of from eighty to one hundred
and twenty people. Eleven complete
processes, each involving several minor
operations, are necessary before a sew
ing needle is fit for sale.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April I9-There WAS a firmsr
tone 10 the cattle market today The re-
ceipts were some 1.000 head less than for
Yesterday auh ) 500 less than a week ayo
Tue supply Tor the last four DAYS. howey-
er, f~ts up 1880 head which Is "A large
supply Tor This season Of the year-larye
enough 10 make il improbable hat the re
mSlnder OF THIS week will sr- any import
ant vance i'll todah's prizes. There
WAS good demand from the sew
erai sources and oil the holders
VIZ were ready TO ,rade on basis
OF N'doesday's prices closed out in good
season. The quality OF h. receipts was
above the average. Fair 10 good 100 TO
l,4V pound steers entered very largely
into The supply and here were many lot.
OF choice cattle. Still the bulk of the
cuisines was lone aelow "a p. u large pant
OF u at So 6O@A Cows and heifers c, n
tfnued In good demand and sold at full
prices. There was also n firm market for
sfcckers and :erder>. Texas cattle were
ufm rs Only about SOD head were offered
aud the demand for them was active.
decr ased supply. aa active demand
no ye>ttida,'s advance 10 hog products
turned prices OF hogs In an upward dir, c.
ZION. They msde gain Of 10 cents adj
vance 10 s.. l5@5 40 for common TO brst
meolnm and NAVY weights and 5l5@54O
t1or light. AT that range everything va.
taken about as fast they were offered
and the mornings advance WAS not LOST
later IN the day, though the close wa,
tame. Prices still are about 10 cents
Lower than they weie at The Opening of
business Tue sday, when logs sold a. high
MS S5.50d5.60, ole sale making at the latter
Gxure.
The sheep market was moderately sup
piled. about S 900 head arriving as against
l6.Oc0 :or yesterday and 1880 week
The demand was uoi very ur.rnt but any
II, nj,
W eoie.0ays prices From So for choice
wethers. there Was trading ali along down
70 ~ TO 80 for poor stuff. From s. to
S4'o LOOK Tie cuIis, the quality not aver
HgIng very good. Lambs were firm al
g 80 10 IS o.,
R.csip's-ca,t!e IA. 500; calves 500: hogs
20, 600, sheep 500
OMAHA, Neh, April l9.-CATTLE-re-
celpt> az: the market Was lively In the
opepinx and free throughout, with pricrs /
ruling 10 c-nts 10 10 CENTS higher Than YES
terdsy on about everything IN the ueel
steer line Only few COWS were on sale I
but they sold 8 ia 10 cents batter tnau on
yesterday, Business lu s;ockers and
feecers Was a-iIve aud prices seueiaiy
stronger
HOGS-rrceipt- $500; the n arket WAS
aoout steady. Snlppers aid specu afors
did some business. but the buying VA,
mostly hy local houses. Some very COM !
mon. light. mixed stuff sold down Il 80
bat the bulk Of the hogs regardless II
weight went al > 10 and ; 10, sane -
on ye.t-iday Sheep Iece pts !. 3UO: t.e
marked WAS W. Ak anG lower.
KAxeAs CITY. April le- CATTLE Re
ceips>. TO: shipments Oss. married sfioag 10
higher. Texas steers. - ..i.s3 80. I.xas cons /
SsuAsGo shipping steers, s, aesi -. native
COWS. 81 Ssl3 -: siockcr> and Feeders. s. us,
5 e.: bulls, II .5a;i -.
NOGS-iecc.piS 6ANs shipments 5..ee
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FOREIGN NOTES.

AN international cat show has just
closed very successful season in Lon
ION.
A NATIONAL collection of figureheads
Of old ships of war is to be made hv the
British admiralty. Figureheads will
be taken from ali ole ships sold out of
service in future and efforts made to
reclaim all such relics from junk shops
and scrap piles
THERE has been a great decline in
the shipbuilding industry in Norway
in the past three years. from an aggre-
gate tonnage. steam and sail. of Sl.I3S
in 1891 to 1886 tons last year. The
total tonnage of sailing ships built in
1891 amounted to i4.267 tons; last year
It was but $3.50 tons
TEE De Beers Diamond Mining COM
pany Us South Africa has paid its share
holders an average of about - per
cent. yearly profit during the past tive
years 1t paid l2}a per cent. for the
first half of last year. and had over
$40. 900, 600 worth of property credited
on its balance sheet Its capital is
about $40, 600, goo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
NOTES FROM THE COLLEGES,

THE citizens of Oxford, Chenanfo
county, n. Y, are to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of Oxford acad-
envy on June IS and 90. The institu-
ton is the oldest but one in the state.
Horatio Seymour, Ward Hunt and
other distinguished men were enrolled
on its list of students.
The University of California register
for ls93-94 is in press 1t shows a total
enrollment of i55 professors and in
structors and 1884 students. The in
crease in attendance over last year is
3O2. or % per cent The number is dis
tributed as follows: Graduate STU
dents, 55; undergraduates, 762; law,
132: medicine, 1877; dentistry, 125;
pharmacy, us, art department., 90.
THE geological expedition sent out
by Princeton last summer was so sue.
cessful that it has been decided again
to visit the same district during the
coming season. Mr.. Hatcher. who will
nave charge of the expedition this
year, has been in the west since March
1, finishing up work supplementary to
that done last summer and completing
arrangements for the start next June.
ADMIRERS of James Russell Lowell,
and particularly Harvard graduates,
will be glad TO learn that some unpub-
lished fragments of lectures delivered
to students when Lowell was pro-
fessor at Harvard are soon to be
given to the public. Prof. Charles E.
Norton. to whom Lowell Willed all his
manuscripts, has offered them to the
Harvard Crimson FOR publication. They
will be issued as supplements of that
paper for about six numbers, appear
ing at intervals of one week
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The Dold Packing company are now
prepared o take care or very liberal re-
ceipts of hogs 10 this market every day
and will make firm bid in reply to maui
ries from shippers on hogs ut poin, of
shipment to be accepted and loaded same
day. Deck Parsons, Dolls buyer, will be
glad To see all the old timers aud new
shippers, and treat them nicely.
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CHICAGO, April 19-Favor.b crop re-
por's CAUSED weakness ut both ends Of the
wheat market today anl My closed with
loss Of Is cent. The heavy clear.nc-s
and California drouth CAUSED the firm
spot IL the middle OF the session aud pre- :
Vented a marked decline. Corn was geli-
orally firm FIR May and weak for July.
The former, ia the end, losing Is cent and
the latter about q cent. Provisions
opened firm and CLOSED weak from 22]l 10
e CENTS decline FOR the day in pork
The continued favorable reports of
growing crops from every stale $, artrd
Tie whest market rather weak, al about
yesterdays closing prices. Sales Were il
The majority for time, bur tie number
or boin buyers and sellers was very
limited, Fluctuations for one hour
Fere confined bet~eeA 57T and 593s
for May aud 81 q and 61% FIR July. Tie
export cieArauce, from Is fillmore amount
I'd In wheat and -four To ABOUT 300. QUO
bushels. On that, May advanced o % aud
July 10 62 The tot Il clesian from the
tour principal Atlantic ports amouut-d %
over o00,C01 bushels IN wheat ANA Hour.
ami ti.ti was the cause Of another Slight
additional a ivaDae. MAY selling ap TO COS
To 601x and July tn 621s The edg. wore
on about AN hour b-ioIe the close when
May dropped TO 59% ana July COZ. The
market closed Weak at the lowest prices OF
The day.
Coru opened easy a, "a below its value
ut the Close OF the previous session, 4
ruled rather weaker tor n time, but firmel
again, and sgain weakened with wheat
Moderate buying Caused the iirmness
After p cent range. May closed midway
between the days top and bottom figures
Oats were quiet and steady. Prices had
only a cent rGnRr.
The feature of the early trading i'm pro-
VISIONS MAS The buying by Catlin of about
i,ooo tierces OF lard which was sold a lew
rays ago at "A Cents higher price aud
siin at that lime 10 have bern put out for
wright. Alter that End some other short
stun haa been covered the early boom
&c iHp-ed.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
heat % cars; Core loo cars; oats 173
cars Hogs u. OU0.
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Cash quotations were As follows.

Flour steady, unchanged. No. spring
s @neat %, No ,. 20: No red
No oats &c. No while 3iIsGf 35c:
no. white 34a1sc. No rye &c: M ,
Shr'es, nominal. No. 3 5aa5.c. No SIC.
q 80 naXseed 81 &c. Prime timoihy se.d
-2a'o. Mess pork per barrel Sl2 .2l6aI2 -,
@;aId' per 100 pounds. 81 72lsa: "a. Short ribs
hslaes; loose, Sc h5s6 5s19. Dry sailed shoulders
c"Aeu: 20 Nd6 -. short clear sides boxed.
,. wa y, Risky. distillers' finished goods,
per gallon. 81 ID, Sugars unchanged.
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WICHITA MARKET,
wich,,a Produce ana Frult.

WICHITA Produce and Fruit.
Market. steady. Wholesale prices are. as
follows: Fruit excited.
Potatoes-s5c: Cabbage per hundred, 81 so:
turIiips. pcr bushel, Soc: parsnips. per bushel.
.5,; figs. per Id. 16c: lemons. per box, So pa
W. oranges per box, $50 GA 0O bananas,
per bunch, 81 J0a2 30: apples per box, 81 81;
cocoanpis, s. GO: peanuts s. Ola6 90 walnuts
sl2 Wali W: strawberries, 81 j0G5 20 per caate
new peas, 81 p per Is bushel box: asparagus,
Ioc pei dozen bunch: ra6ishes. long red So:
per hundred: new beets, 6Dc per dozen; new
turnipS, SOC per dozen; caulifiower. 81 % per
dozen: lettu ce, 20c per pound.
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! ID, Sugars unchanged.
GRAM MoNE.iENrS

On We Produce exchange TODAY the butter
market was quiet; creamery l6a22Isc. dairy
LIE, Eggs easy, unchang d: strictly fresh
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Wichita Produce and Poultry

"Irhita Prouuce and Poultry
Market weak.
Poultry Hens, live, per pound, Sc:
dressed, &C; ducks. full feathe-ed, &c: geese,
1--we. &c; turkeys: hens, live, Sc: turkey toms,
live, &c; spring chickens. per pound 1s@2Dc,
Produce - tutter, creamery, ac: choice
country. l5c: eggs, with cases. 1Ihc; hides
per pound, No. |. 21ac; No 2, llac; saucr kraut.
per barrel $3.50.
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WICHITA NCRSEHY.

GORDON HILL, Mgr 219 2o3 N Main St
A full line Of Fruit and Ornamental trees, and
Shrubbery. Grape Vines. Hedge Pants. Berry
Plants, EtC. We plant our tree, and guarantee
them grow. No seeding or sproutint. tree.
handled by us Everything first class and at
souable prices. -
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market 10c to l5c higher steady: bulk S. O5a
) Ii: heayies, packers and mixed 81 0ta5 Is:
lights. porkers and pisa 6,a:5 III.
SEEEP AND LAaBS-Receip.s stG. ship.
mcnts, 200; E:arket stronger.
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Local Grain and Feed iar;.et.

Wheat-No. 2. Acc: other grades. &c Corn
4Oc. Oats, Sic. Baled hay. 81 co. Ground
corn, Soc. Corn and oats mixed, 9Jc. Bran, per
ton, sl3 TO- Ship, per ton, SIS W.
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Il: 81 RROT Gus.
! etcIs,.ary surgeon.

City and country business >.iieilei
might Hna day esll> gwen prompt ati-n-
lion. Oaiee with iioIs So Hom, Darn. IiG
lis West f.rsl street Phone IL IN I'm
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ihlca., Market

Ihica., Market
CHICAGO, April 10
I be market today experienced the following
tspge OF prices.
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wichita Br-adsfun Mark-t

ed below:
tlour-First patent, 81 50; second patent
81 20. Corn meal, 81 o.
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DENTISTS.
%: Ea~Is1al,er. ~. II. =.

oalr cestsss ~ to- city thai 49,. ia
imprugse fsszaaEa N<shss Il
ExtrartsEg Teeth wltLout PatE.
The ooly Prrsseily rsfs. Jsx Efsctlrs
Compound kus9s 10 ;bz profession
TAnnthef 6szts aua wsrrsng Ezrra
=. lsoss GosaSss. La. szssns. tie dsax-ss
81 essr~isi~i FieEssaaii- trsc~s for az -s0sk
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Opened. Highest Lewesf.I Closed
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FUGITIVE FACTS.

CALIFORNIA has forty Chinese tenn
Piles.
THE black diamond is so hard that 10
cannot be polished.
An automatic sculpturing machine
has been invented in Paris.
The catacombs of Rome contain the
remains of about six million people.
The skeleton Of the leatherv-winged
nat is bone for bone and joint for joint
similar to that Of man.
TIE first mention Of the pipe organ
IN history is in connection with Solo
mons temple, where there was an or
gan with ten pipes.
A PARIS physician who lived to the
age OF one hundred and seven ascribed
his longevity to placing his bed so that
1t stood north and south, in the direc-
ton Of the great magnetic currents.
TIE paper on which the letters TO
the queen OF England are written must
not be folded. No communication
which bears evidences OF having been
folded VIII ever get By the mistress of
tbs robes.
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PROFESSIONALS.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

LONG good and steady business. Best
town in the strip. Electric lights, etc.
Only two miles from the Usage country.
Will eel at a great sacrifice on account
of Ill health. Address
MRS. N. II. ELLIS,
NEW PoNcA, OK. TERR'Y.
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FRIED ", ISRAEr- + g. I>REA-
Notary Puli'-
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

1cnuy Nici-.;s oiiy properly or >sv--';e COMFY
land tt resent prices means it-e Feff4ff~ u roI-
money y ciiIsi WIN ivr s-ocS sud otfer inili~-
Tie. = ta~i 81 ,g iuftuCs. and such lt' - ~ we
co. Iov CIer VERY never o1eEei u=tnf-- 4 -lFl--
ts -le> 3D. uu iifc iuKes. i1s i 80 tl gs>alL
Tie Y Nhtta Interests OF EaIl-tu>ss e-i> truHecl-
AID faithfully cared Tor. olINr SSN'Cd Hong -
NCTtE Market. Israel Eul.dls-. Ge-I