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eLINrs FROM ,nG ol,MoNo.

George Stsltg OF the old State league
club, Gas slgaed vita Reading.
Second Bas man Lynch, Of Springfield.
is play er who . heed needs rrducin..
johnson IL a. coll player as has baen
seen ia n Scrantou form since tho day,
Of Dan o OLeary's Indian,
The 'Antbracitrs, Of the West Side,
challenge the Comet, to u zane of b IL un
S nday morning next at oc elk The
latter club will ia the f-li Of cOntes,.
Answer thr ugH TRIBUNE,
The ReubanS ami cynthia, pla a'el a
game Of bal ~ III. Dr.vlu. par; ~ lr-
day. Il resulted II victory for 'ne R'u.
bens, he score ing II TOT McAudr-w-
and Leonard were the posing piJc ''r'
The jams b ,ys Ba g II club, Pine
Br ok, challenge the klectric,, OF he 5 n h
side, to a ea oe o bail on the 26 h, NJ 2 81
p. M, for $40 a side. John Mularky, cap-
tain; Bill Brown, mansger. Answer
through TRIBUNE.
A base ball team composed Of tie mem
bers Of Lieutenant Ezra ). Griffin Camp,
No. s, Sons OF Veterans, viii pay game
Of ball with o. $. Smith Camp, No. 1874,
Sons Of Veterans of Jermyn, Wednesday,
Aug. 10 at Farview, wnere the seven county
veterans ASSOCIATION will meet on that
1av
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OH, THE BABIES!
l75 Died in Boston in a
Week.
Chole,a Irfantum IS
Raging Now.
Lactated Food Should Be
Fed to Little Ones.
August a Critical Time for
Thousands.
Every Mistake in Diet Must Be
Avoided.
Every Mistake in Diet Must Be
Avoided.

r,,
Inc death rate poes mp with umr.
Ihtre were almost nnndrrd c's's
ol mortHlly dut To CHOLERA lhianlun
alone IN Boston iuring the last wsek.
says tue Herald oil that ely.
One hundred "nd srv n'y-hYe babies
died irom this and similar cau'es.
Inc ieaflul jump Ia lho infant uelth
rate 'ha' mes IN August IL due 10 lm
proper leeainS during not weather.
III thousands OF hom1s where love
ana w"tchlulh'si seem TO hhve sur
rounded oaoy Wlth every Safeguard.
'neSe Two cohuitiohs lhat lean 10 chol-
era ihihhlun OFTEN improper
ulet and poSsloly OF contagion IN iooa.
lhese cases are prrVen'sose' aha every
ueatu 'rom IN ihttsuhaI disorner SHOWS
ei'hor nesises OF ignorance On Tue p"it
VI parents
mere is no reason To-Day why o0oy
snou'o NOT receiVr proper houriShhsht
"n' ur Kept a'solutrlF Tree from any
Pos'lulhly OF 20 gion' =,
nj, Lleta'ea 'oou Is Always ootSinaple'
tnNeiciAhs ana mothers VINO nave
orough' up I"mily OF children knew
now hu'riiou', cow easily digesi q.
ana now "oSo'u'7iy pure itet"ted 10
's' ana no" eagerly ~ d" taken ny cpl'
teh luSI cannot 'SHe o'her houf'sh,
'n"Ht. L'ct"'eu loou saves oaoles
NV s.
Inc dlet OF cnlld rom SIX months
TO thrro years "Il shouiI DO ~ car :
tuIiy regulate ~ IN Tue nrst weeks OF
i's NE And daring not waHtn.r es
peclaily, the hrSt symptom OF diArrhrS
should cause red"uol-d watcntnln-"
CbiIdren VINO ar evidently not lhrlv
'ne, who showa lack o. energy, wh0
re- OtcomlE llStltsS, IrdtIul, tnln anu
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BINGHaMToH STlLLINIT.
But from Present In3ications Toront
VIII Take b. Franchise.

But from Fressut Indications Toronto
VIII Take h, Franehise.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, Aug ii e f.
BOgsrt, mrmoer of tue Eastern
league directors anl President Of the
Wilkes-Barre Base Ball association, To
night says:
The L stern LEAGUE situation re-
mains the same. BiugAimton Is srill
IN the leaguA. aud tue Provi !ence club
will 20 there aud play Tnnrs lay unirI
tn arrangement tnat WAS made with
Buff 1lo ana Springfield. President
Powers pgssei ,hrouih Wiik s.Birr-
today en-route to Buffalo, II = in
company VITA President Fr1nAliu, OF
the, Buff ,lo clue, G'org' KIn;z,cl.
ot Syracuse, AMI others, VIII wlli visit
Toronto. and II is quite prouaUl-
tpat ano,her CITY will bs in
readiness to take Bingham ,On's fran
clisr Friday or SATURDAY Of this week.
The Scranton club Wa scheduled to
play in BlughAmtou Friliy aud SAtur-
tay, Uul il is quit possible that tn
new member 20 take Blnghamton' =
place Will go to Ser ,uton to ptay. thus
Transferring the m from Bingham
on to Scranton"
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SneclaI Notices.
"eN~~NNNNrr-.>J~~N~S0o> S0o>JoND~Nr<JNN-oONNo~N>N
TNHE WILSON LUMBER COMPANY.

IA
WFEREAs, Undor a certain indenture,
dated th' first day Of June, 1893, made be-.
tw On The " ilson Lumber Company, cor
FORA ion organized ind - ne laws OF North
Carolina, and the undersigned, I Lacka
wanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company, u
corporation organic I'd under the laws Of Penn
sylv mia as trust @, recorded June 10, 1888, IN
the Reglsts 's Office, Caldwell county North
Carolina IN Book + OF Mortgages on pages 5il
q 0Bi It -, among tar things, provided that
II default snail ue made in the payment oil
any interest due thereon for sixty DAYS after
any semi. annual instsllment thereof shall
tall due AMI be demanded, or shall pegltot o.
tall to set aIId or cause to be ct aside, the
installment OF four tholsant dollars ($4.0JD
an lualy 10 tue erection OF sinking nd
me ii d for such action, such neglect or
Failure shall in eacl ca o b. deemed
~ be fyriei urv Of the cundt Oh
OF trust mortS GO, and hon and
IN that event II Shall be lawful for the
tru tee, upon tn rquest OF tue owners Of q
msJOrity in value of the bonds then outstand
ing to e.te upon AMI take possession I tne
lan1- and property Of the trust u ortgage de-
scribed, and t sell sad lands to the hi chest
Oldle Tor cash at the court / o 1850 door S.
Cald county North Carolina, II at adyer.
Using IN same once week for thirt'; (3U)
days in on' newspaper published IN sad
county, aud one no spaper publish 10
SCI an on, Fa., and upon such sale t. convey
Tue am TO IN = purcna5 irs in fee simple and
ut OF tho none 8 7, ceved from said 3 10 to
pay said Londs and interest with costs OF
sale, etc
Aud whereas, Default has be made in
the payment of the coupons accumpanyng 9
the lolls secured by sal tru / nor .gage,and
he pa, ment of the nitallme t into the ink
Y fund, and said de.ault has continued for
| more than sixty days,
Aud VIII reas The undersigned has been
request By the hol lsrs OF he majority ol
h no ,dS issued ulder and $ curel by said
t US mort age to proceei and II tho ands.
ights franchises, improve nents contracts
| agreement chose IN action, privileges anU
| sppu tenauc therein couv yed,
| Now iher 10 Q, Tho Lacs wanna Trus
and Safe DeYo onpanv hero Civ no.
| tice that it W II. upoa t 10 10TH day OF sept m
ber, 4. 1874 at 10 o'clock a IN at the court
house door in Lenoir Rldwell county. Nor,i
| carol na proceed u sell a the Ids ri hts
| fr nc lises improve meats, ntlacts, az re
ment', chooses n ctlon. prvile ,rs aud appur-
tJntnces in, sail trus; mortgage described
ard set forth.
The A1KAwANNA TRUST AND sAFI
DEPOSIT CO., Trustee.
~. ANDbR on, Vice Pres dent
| CHAS. H, " LIE s., At torney
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HAuioa LLtaGu..

At Boston,
Boston. ......0 0 4 2 9 0 ~ x-22
Pittsburg. ....0 0 / 0 0 0 0 o. B
Hts,-Boston, %; Pttsburg, Z ErrO f..
Boston, /; Pitsburr, g. Batteries-Nicl lis
and Gansel, Gumbert aud Mack. Um.
ires-Hoagland and Emsls
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. % % Q 2 3 o. Z
Louisville. ....4 . 0 1h2 0 0 S-l3
Hts-philadelphia, 0; Loui-ville, II.
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Louisville s.
Batteres-Carsey and Grady; Knell and
Grimm. Umpire-Keefe.
At Baltimore
Baltimore. B 0 0 0 0 0 0 @ G
CinCinnad.l 0 0 0 l 2 % | o.
Hit>-Balr alrimore II; Cincinnati, 0, Err
rors-B Baltimore, 2; Ciuclnuati q, Bt-
teries--Glea-on aud Robinson; Dwyer
and Murphy. y.-Umpir ire-Clark.
At Washington
Washington. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Cleveland. 20 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 IL
Hits Washington, 4; Cleveland 4. Err
rors- Washing on, l. Cleveland, |. Bat
teries-Mercer and Mcclure; Young aud
Zimmer. Umpire Hurst.
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scaANrom pt Ks ogP-RT.


Fur Old State LsaLuers Sign wi
h Philadelphia Club
Pitcher Long Tom Fiannaghan.
ii lewherl-r Massey Sgsl'z AMI W,,t-
lake OF the defuuct Scranton State
,raGue team nav signed wtn phlla-
Il lphia which ciuO tbsy viii meet il
II Zrton toby.
S,sliz and Massey will probably t.
assigned positions at one, IN LolA
TOM will . plac / in the box wuru
is arm las I,cJy red rom two
weeks rest.
The transfer of the players to other
citi-s would indicate tItt ne L,rUOr-
i,ls project das Usen abandoned 81 far
the Scranton players are uncsrn-d.
Il i now reported, IN iect, tlnt n Local
prof, ssiDnai team will EoL be maiu-
taiued Ia CarDonlale.
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LABOR AND THE BALLOT.
nhilnd lnhin Record. Dem.

II the workingman shall cast his ballot
for the best interests OF the people Of the
whole country his own interest. cannot
possibly suffer While there are many
seeming wrongs to be rghted in the rela-
tions that exist between employer, aud
empl yes in thi. country, their rightful
determination can only be arrived at
through dispassionaie discussion by men
competent to look at both sides Of q
case. In any event. a better settlement Of
disputed Question is to be hoped for Mt the
hands of legal tribunals than can ever be
reached by strike, which in later years
has almost invariably been attended by
acts of violence
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French woman Inep,ctors.

Women are chosen in France as inspect
ors of work of women and children in fac
tories. Here there is n limit Of age; they
must be over thirty and not more than
forty-ave. They must pass an oral and
written examination In the text Of tho
laws bearing upon the su jject, and they
must prove that they have lived at least
five years In the department where they
are TO serve They have l50 establishments
to visit in a month. and concerning these
they must report to the prefect. They are
all sworn in. The salary is about | 800
francs $500 year.-New York Sun.
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n VS. NuIsS F.. M Wal >.



LONDON, Au.. 4.-Ihr verdict in the AL
bOu cuDrry explosion inquest wa cor.
rectiy ioIeeh dove in hes columns tbr Q
weeks ago, AID th' probability Uf censur
upon the management mas been borne out.
Tue Inquiry. extended over nine days.
Considerable Interest WAS manifesto IL
the Proceedings aud IA the last evening
proceeded n crowd numbering couple OF
tuolsaud coLgreg ted in the Market
.quaTe to await the verdict Of the Jury.
Toward . O'clock tne excitement b'cam-
iuteuse, especially en it became known
that The jury Lai DISAGREED, iJ being rs-
ported that six OF them supp rtrd The
managers Yer lon and the renal ing seven
thai 1t IL. mining Inspectors. So s,itliug
h Il the heat OF tne room become that one
II IN Ju ymeD, I. Jones, the rate collector
for the LSlNtslia parish tanned, ana
re-tOga ives Il 80 6e piuvlded
A vcrGict was arriy ii A. u, lb.20 D. M,
after over four hours deiibera ion. Jhs
Jury found hat tn deceased LOST tleir
Nv y tEr u,n IN TX ri,a Vf gas tnat
70 * place at tue Albion cnllrry OF June
2J, 60I, winch txpIOei n was accelerate
and ,Xtrnded by GOA aus. ont Iht Jury
disagreed as to the exact place at which
the explo ion bad IL ogIgin, and they were
unanimously OF opinion that shot
firing was prtcticsd In the cOlliery
when the men were at work
without sufficient precautions as 10
their safety aud contrary to rules.
they were also Of opinion that the
under manager neglected hi, duty in
not seeing that his subordinstes iu
the night shifts performed their dutia,
in accordance with rules: that tn
tiremen we're negli ,ent in not reporting
gas when found and that there wa, not u
proper system OF watering in this mne.
The jury made the following recomme on.
datiun':-WThat shot-flring ia tin b4r shall
be absolutely prohibited; ~ that all oil
workings shall be properly torel OF
gobbtd Aihat record shall be Kept Of
he number OF men Ia the mine ~ all
hours; () hat thorough inspections shaii
more frequently be made by Her Maj -.
ties inspector. because we consider III
present examinations by the workmeu's
representatives are W rthl'ss
The matter will no doubt be,thoroughly
ventilated In Parliament OWEN
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THE AMENDMENT ACCEPTED.
Wilkes. Barre r. cord.

Says the SCRANTON TRIBUNE: "Give
the country rest, says Hill. 1t has mad
too much II that already. GIVE the coun-
try work. Gays the Republican party.
Which Is the wiser cryY That's good
talk. But what's the matter with giving
the Democratic party rest and the coun-
try work at the same timei That would
be double -barrellrd, brerch. loading stroke
of policy that the people would gladly
welcome
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losing the first game TINS season in the
leapue in which he has otiicistsl in the
twirler's box Erie and 5 ringf Id
were the other Eastern league victors,
the former winning from Syracuse and
the latter from Binghamton.
The percentages Of the clubs, num-
Der of games won and lost by each,
and their standing in the league race.
foIlnvu,,
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At Erie
Erie. ........3 0 0 Q 0 s-4
Syracuse .....0 0 0 0 o 0 D q =
Hit Erie, Il; Syracuse, O. Errors
Erie, 0, Syracuse. g Batterles-h rndon
and Berger; Barnett and tles,. Umpire
Swarf wood
AT Biughamton
Bnghan,ton Il 0 0 9 9 / 3 . Oil
Suiugiel1...i 2 o q . x2S
Hits-Biughamton, II; springfield. y
Errors Blu hamton, 5: springfield, :.
Batteries-Delaney aud Ratter; A4Iller aud
l., ahy. Umpire X 'ttrick
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ResI estate.

>~~~NI>-N1>~~@~N~~~~ >N>N>N~Np>~~%e~>esSr
CCRANTUN REAL ES ATE AND IN
- VESTMENT AGENCY.
offers bargains as follows.
CITY BUSI ESS PROPERTY.
% IT, front by ~ IT. deep, on Spruce
street, rents for 500. $4,000
10 IT, front by 50 feet deep, on Spruce
street, corner alley y.n.,.,.,.,.,....,,, l0OOO
These together give 10 It. front ON Sprnce
street be tw On Penn and Fra Kiln, with alley
on side. Spruce street property IL advancing
rapidly.
CITY RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
CORNER MONROE AND VINE streets
lot b0xSs, two dwellings sB, 00 giving q moe
residence and an inc, IN for small Investment;
ALSO A PLOT OF . LOTS, giving l2O t.
front on Mo roe avenue near Vino street.
These make u iirst-class reaidence plot In q
desirable locality. II not sold in one plot will
WEST SIDE.
Lot 60xis0, south Main avenue, ~ Joining
residence of Smi h b Mott, pr G, $500; also
lots on Rock street and West End place. Only
four loft.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT DALTON. Pa,
modern house. spring water piped int II from
hill back barn for tn 40 horses and two cows,
hennery with cemeutsl floor, young fruit
fine lawn, grand outlook; one and half TO
three acres, Us desired, Sb,OOO
A so lots Of about same size on western
Slope, Dalton Call or address
SMITH d, MOTT, Manager
No. 42l Lack ave- board traie
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NOT OF is HEt EBY GIVEN tn 7 An

MOT CE is HEh EBY GIVEN I'll. T AN
IN ap ication Ii he made TO the Cover
nor OF the ) ate Of Pennsylvania, on Wednos-
day, the eighth day OF August 1884, by Ed
ward p. ~turg ~, Frad rick J. Plat, Orlando
S. johnson, William T. Smith. Fra tx = p att
and Jos oh C. Platt, under tho Act Of Assem-
bly, OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
entitled IAN act 10 provide for the incorpor.
alton and regul Ito OF certain corporat ons,
approved April ~ 1874, and the supplements
thereto, for the charter of an intendcd cor
poration to be called "rhe scrauton rlec
trio Const ru tion Compan ," the charac er
and obi ct Il W wlich is the uanufa ture ur-
nishing, erection ana installation (all or
either) OF elo trio or steam Dlants for II Int
ing. drilling, haul ge and pumping, or cleo
tli' power < morally in AMI about mincs or
mnint opera Ions and levators; and or
the IN IN ufactura o. iurnish ing of all kinds OF
siectr cal machinery, aud { sppl ances use
IN op IA ing the sane, AMI for these rur'
poses TO have nd possess and enjoy a the
rights benefit and privileges of the said act
OF ass mbly and its sun y aments
THOS f. W LIS Solicitor.
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WILKES. BARRE WossTs patWoencE
It Took Eleven Innings to wress h

It Took Eleven Innings to wrest h
Gam. from tn. Champions.
WILKES BARRE, Aug. Il The lead
ers of the league had great slaven.
inning battle to-iay with Wilkes
Barre. Loyett being in the box for the
visitors He lost bis frat game.
Meakin pitched for the ooms t. m
magnificent gam, receiving almost
perfect support. The features of the
game were Knights fielding, Lytle'.
work al second aud three douule plays
by the Providence inteld. Attendanc.,
000
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n HIS HOUSE is strictly temperance. is now
AID Aall furllsh5i ami DPES y I
,Ht PUBLIC TdE YEAR Il DUND; 10
located N idwtv b,twssn Montr1 . an scran'
ton, on dontros3 an / :,ac iawanlt Railroal,
Xix miles f-on D.. H. s. ". Il r at Afford
Station. and fivl mil,i from VI 'l5rol,; ca
atty, ghty. Ave; three m.nu-es walk rom
X. X. station.
GOOD IL AT. w. HING I CKLE, &C.,
FREE L q kS :.
Altitude abuu z. 40 cat, eQlsliing In this
respect tho Adirondack and Cat,iill Noun.
tainS
inc groves plenty OF shale and beautiful
scenery. making a summer Resort uneK
ce led In bea ty aud che 'pnssa
Dauclug pavilion, swim q GRO luat gr ou1d,
&C Cold Spring ater and pi,nty OF MIX
Rates, 81 TO $40 per week. S1.oO per
day.
Excursion tickets sold at all static ms on D
l.. & w. lines,
Porter meets all trains.
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OUR CLUB sRaClNG UP.
Ten Innings We're Necessary to Defeat
IN. Cabilia va.,ardo,

Ten Innings Were Necessary to Defeat
the Cahills Yesterday
BUFFALO, N Y, Aug 14.-It took
ten innings to decide the contest of
this afternoon and the Bisons pounded
victory when Quarles lost his nerve
Boyd singled TO right and Hoif-r to
left and then O'Bripn pilotsd the ball
to center, and the winning run came
in. DAILY and O'Brisn colided in the
fifth inning aud the former was 30
badly shaken up that he had to retire
from the game 1t was this circum
stance that gave the visitors the lead.
Attendance /. 400 The score.
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ST.is LEAGUE.

At Hazleton-Hazleton, l3; Shenan-
doah, s.
AT Allentown-Allentown, s; Phiadel-
phia, :,
At Lancaster = Lancaster, 0; Harris.
burg, @
At Reading-first game-Reading, 0;
Pottsville, |, Second game-Reailng, 2;
Pottsyilie, o.
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Charter tpplieatIon.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GI ZEN THAT AN
~ application Ill b, made to the Cove!
August, 1894, at u I'm. by Charles NJ N III n,
t,eor- q Il. Cl ,rk, Will IN Crey, william,
]. Renniman a id VI r on W. Fnn. under h
tot Assn nbly rn tiled IAN act to provid
r the ncorplratyol a rss Illtio! Of or
ia Il cnrpo | MS ap r'vei. Apr q 1874,
and the II y eme lts tn 'reto, r tn charter
o. an int ni'd cornurat on bs calhd
'Tne SCrant on & i'm " - COMPANY" tn
ch racter ani o jet Of which Tor he plr..
po, Of the manufacture or leOf iron OF ste i
or ~ any har metal or article ut commerce
frou me al. wood, or bntl, and for tlesa p lr-
p 50, to have, possess and ENJOY all the ri hts,
be netits and privileg ,s OF said act of Assem-.
bly, and suppleme Is til reio.
II. VI. STREE TER, Solicitor.
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To-, Rent.
rchitecs' Notice,

N~N<~<N~S~NN~N>N~~sS'
A RCHIr CTS NOTICE-COMPErITIV
~ plans and spec ihcations are invited for a
city bii ding to b. used for fire department
house ana police patrol station. A pTospec u
of the building may be seen at the Office Of the
city clerk, at which Office the said plans and
specfca ions are to he submitted on or before
Wednesday, August q, 1894. by order OF city
councils.
NJ. T. LAvELLE, City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa, July "A, lsgi.
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"1hese Are My Jewels >


said the Roman matron, pointing
to her children. The joy OF
motherhood is often paid for by
the loss of strength. The Sum
mer is so weakening to the mother
$50 trying to the child.
A little of
Johann Hoff s Malt Extract
taken by the mother gives her
strength and aIlays the peevi'h-
ness of the child. Look for the
signature of "Johann Hoff" on
neck label. None other is genu-
uine.
Eisner s. Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, New York.
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B:::A>e =. =:
BAL l.. | l..
The RjuVenated Scranton Team Loses 0le
More Game 10 BuIlo.
BUT BY A VERY NARROW MARGIN
Wilkes Barre Plays Ball and Wins
an Exciting Eleven-Inning Game
from Providence-Syracuse Loses
to Erie and Hinghamton to Spring
field Standing of the Clubs-Na.
tional and State League Results.
Base Ball Gossip,
EnA ATE WAS against

A L u was against
the Scrantons yes
terday, and I h ey
lost u stubboruly
contss sted d gene
with the Buffalo
club. Provid e II ce
lost a we'll played
game to Wilkes .
Barre. Lovett. the
prOyidpnpa pilQhar
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Mothersl Eothersll Mothsrsl!l
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bssn
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their clildren while te-Ihing
with perfect success. 1t 500 hes tn. child.
softens the gums, allayS all pain; cures
wind collie. and is the uest remedy for di-
arihGa. sold by druggists in every Inrt
Of the world Be sure aud ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup and take no
no Other kind. Twenty -hye cents bot.
'lp -
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None out when winning run was made.
BUFFALO.

Scranton...1 4 0 0 0 0 0 o o. 6
Buffalo "a 2 0 0 o 2 0 0 l--lU
Earned runs-Scra1ton, 6; Buffalo, 6.
Left on basrs-Sran n-rn. q: Buffalo, Q
First base on bals-Off Qnarie, 3. off
fHoffrr 3. Struck ont-By Qlsrles ) by
Hotfer l. Three.base hIt-COllius Two.
base hits--Johnsou, Hoover, Rogers,
Hickey 2, Quarles, o Brien, Clymer.
Stolen baSrs- Patchen, o. Brisn 2, Collins,
DAILY, Clymer. Double plays-Drauby,
Lewees, Hoffer, Lewees, Drauby. Il by
pitcher-Patch'n, Hoover Wild pitches
-Qnarles. Umpir re-Doescher. Time
2:UO
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NOTICE f LII WING Is A COPY
~ Of a petition prrssutsd IN Select come
of City of scranton, P, June a. lsDt, for thr
paving OF Franklin avenue with sheet asphalt
pavement 4 between pruce anu V ne streets
To the nor be the sleat and common
councils Of tn City Of Scranton:
Tho und rsgn9d owners of property abut
ting on Franklin avenue, between Spruce
street and Vine str ct, respectfully petition
tween the p, nam ID be paved with sheet
asph Vt pavement on colCrete bRsa, II
pr ce not to exceed two dollars d sixty-fve
cents s(2G) o. square yard; that tho same
may bs set WI h curb stones SO far rs the same
may necessary; that the cost II sald i'm
proven MT bs assesssi against abuttinQ own
ers, accprdinT TO the feet front rule: tha the
as ess nents b. made payable in five annual
ins all ne It's; q your petitioners VIII eve
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CATALOGUE OF REAL ESTATE FREE
" 10 all. Please send for copy. r. ERNEST
COMEGYS, Price Builling.
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Totals. .,6 ls 80 II q Totals. 8 II % 10 4
Wilkes-Barre.2 0 2 900 G
PrOvidence.. % B 0 0 0 ! 0 0 O u &

Earned runs-W ilke.-Ba re, 8; Providence,
D. Left on bases Wilkes.Barre, @; Providence,
T.. Struck out-Hess, Mtakin, Rogers, Coon ey
Three base hits-Dixon. Two base hits
Stricker, stearns Sacrifice hits-Gillen,
Warner. Stolen bases Cooney McCauley,
Warner Double plays Dixon to Stricken to
rogers, Y Lyons to Rogers. Hit by richer
Co)ney. Umpire Snyder. Time-2 80
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