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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-16
TAYLOR.

The Taylor Silver Cornet band will
treat the music-loving people of Mi
nooka to an open air concert tomorrow
evening, The following excellent pro-
gramm will be rendered. March,
"Hustling Coon" tB. w. Phillips) !;
overture, "Inginue,' CW. l.. Hoskins !;
March, American Ambassador" IL.
i. Brooks, overture, descriptive,
"Frolic of the lmps," Carl Carlton) /;
march, Colossus of Columbia" CRus-
sell AleXandeD; overture, THE Sky
Pilot" "a. NJ. Laurens); march, Gen
try's Triumphal." Fred JewelD; de-
scriptive, "A Hunting Scene, (P. Bu-
calossi; march "Inv!ncible Eagle" (M.
Il. MiguelsJ.
The lnvincible commandery, No. 252,
knights of Malta, will hold "A smoker
in their rooms i'm Reese's hall this
evening. An excellent programme has
been prepared for the occasion. Re-
freshments will also be served.
Miss Bessie Phillips, of Taylor
street, has returned home from her
visit to Dorrancetown.
Miss Ella NJ. Davis. of Main street,
is home from her visit to Kingston.
MlSS iptSSlt JdHltS, VI 4NpTln ldNlOf,
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Sim
mons. of Rendham, on Wednesday.
Messrs. William and John Francis,
of Third street are spending zen days
at Atlantic City and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Howells, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. q Howells, of Main street.
Messrs w. II. Peterson and Frank
Remaludy, of this place were callers
on friends in Wikes-Barre on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Gretta Purcell, of Park Place
has returned home after being the
guest of relatives here for the past
two weeks.
Washington camp, No. 492, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, will meet in
session this evening
Agent and Mrs. +. =. Jenkins, of
Railroad street, are sojourning al
Ashury Park, n. j.
Messrs William Kennedy, Of Por,
Orerio, n. j., and William Bray, OF
Newark, n, j., are visiting reatives
here.
The Taylor Silver Cornet band will
give an open air concert at Minooka
tomorrow evening.
Miss Maud Evans has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives in Ed.
wardsdale.
The Anthracite Glee club viii NEE,
on Sunday afternoon to rehearse for
the musical competition to be held al
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Scarle sentenced him to ninety days
Imprisonment.
Miss Katie Murphy, of Scranton, is
visiting her mother, on Hudson street,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fallon, Of
Depot street, are rejoicing over the
birth of son. A little boy also come
to stay at the home of Michael Ruane
Tuesday.
John f. Hughes and family have
gone to Lake Idlewild for stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Taylor are spend
ing tht week al the Pan American.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will serve supper in
the church basement Friday evening
Class 4 of the Baptist church will serve
ice cream on the church lawn tomor-
row evening.
Mrs. l.. +. Allen. of Denver, Col,
who has been spending week in
town with friends. went to Scranton
Tuesday for a visit.
Miss Sarah Lyden, of Thompson, was
the guest of Mrs. j. II. Cunningham
last evening.
Miss Charlotte Reynolds returned
last evening from a months stay with
relatives in New York city.
Misses Kate Mulderick, Kate Muir
ply and Nellie Quinn, of Dunmore, are
guests at the home of James Malta,
on Delaware street.
Misses Jennie and Annie Doud, of
Scranton, are spending a week at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Peter Carl
son.
Miss Rose Woodruff, of Dunmore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Oliver +.
Plasnall, on Susquehanna street.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Aug l5-Buyers today largely ont.
numbered sellers despite the generally profeS.
sonal character Of the dealings and the weeks
rises. The not result Of the days dealings
showed many important gains that the con.
clusion is drawn that the improvement is due in
no small part 10 covering by the short interests,
who have met but little stock on spasmodic
iLids earlier The hvll faction did not become
very aggressive until near the close, when there
was general bidding up all around. and the
top prices of the day were made Interest was
less Centered in the grain carrying roads the
coalerS, southern, eastern and high priced special.
ties all receiving considerable attention during
the day, st. Paul, nevertheless, covered about
the widest movement of the usually active
stocks, hut still it did not exceed a two-point
range. The preferred stock Jumped nearly six
points and Rock Island gained four on a few
transactions. Tho demand for these stocks 10.
Ecther with that for AtchiSon and the Pacincs
was very pronounced late in the day and The
buying for both accounts carried them up mate.
rally. Anthracite coal roads responded notably
10 the improving trade conditions, especially
Erie, Ontario and Western and Pennsylvania.
There was more general demand for the low.
priced railroad stocks, and Chesapeake and Ohio,
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville, Norfolk and
Western, Iowa Central and Southern railway rose
from IN points The heavy absorption of the
latter was attributed To buying by controlling
interests, lherc was little OF interest in the
movements Of United States Steel stocks today,
aud after opening liala higher they ciscd of,
but rallied again at the close and ended = each
higher for the common and preferred Other
metal stocks showed pronounced strength. gains
running from l to oia in American Smelling.
Republic steel preferred, AmalGamatcd Copper
and Tennessee Coal, while Colorado Fuel was IN
3ia at one period, Sugar was rcactionary most
Of the day and AT one time declined a point,
but in the final dealings il was rapidly advanced
and ended with net rise Of pa Total sales
today, 10000 shares
Railroad bonds were higher in sympathy with
stocks, but were rather quiet. Tral sales par
value. sl.OlOOoO.
United States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call
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SUSQUEHANNA.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Aug. 15.-The Erie
shOpmen will run their excursion to
Lake Lodore on Saturday, Aug. "a, if
cars can be secured.
In Deposit, Aug. :, by +. d. Jester,
esq, Charles :. Johnson. of Susque-
hapna, and Mrs. Elnora Burchell, of
Melrosc, were united in marriage.
Principal and Mrs. Homer NJ. Bar
rett, of Jermyn, who have been guests
at the home of G. +. Whitney, jackson
street, left today for Lakeside.
The active and alert "stove commit
tee" is busily engaged in making
change in the Erie officiary.
Sister NJ. Casimir, for the past thir-
teen years the able and popular sister
superior Of Laurel Hin academy, in
this place, has been elected mistress
of novices at Carbondale. Sister NJ.
Casimir is one of the most capable and
talented instructors in this section Of
the state, and her loss to Laurel Hill
academy will be almost irreparable,
md her removal hence will be a dis
tinct loss to the community at large.
She will carry with her to her new
field of labor the respect, affection and
hearty best wishes Of all
Messrs. Ira, Obadiah, Charles and
Elmer Falkcnbury, Of Jersey City, were
in town on Wednesday attending the
funeral of the late Hon. Samuel Fall
kenbury.
Fireman John Kelly, of this borough,
while going west on train on We'd
nesday morning. was severely scalded
about the head by the blowing out of
the flues of the locomotive at Elmira.
He was brought to his home.
Prof. Pierce, of RinGhamton, will
hold a social hop in Hogan Opera
house on Tuesday evening next
Mrs. Arthur Jackson, of Binghamton,
is the guest OF her mother in this place.
On account of the breaking of the
main shaft in the long shop, this morn
ing, a number of Erie employees en-
poyed a holiday.
The Susquehanna and Lanesboro
clubs will play bah at Lanesboro on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Malrooney and daughter, of
Scranton. are visiting susquehanna
relatives.
MT, anu MIS- duncan MclpOnal1, OF
West Main street, are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. j. j. Engersoll, of
Iowa.
Farmer jenkins, OF Hickory Grove,
on Monday witnessed a fierce battle
between an eagle and a wild cat. The
eagle had caught rabbit, and the
wild cat tried to take ii away from
the bird. The eagle defended his prey,
and for a few minutes the air was
hlled with fur and feathers. The
wildcat finally got away with the rab-
bit and badly disfgured, crawled into
hole under a large rock with the
prey.
The New York city hunters who left
town on Wednesday morning, for the
smoky Hollow jungles. in search of
bears, deer and wildcats, returned in
triumph at nightfall, Juggling two guns,
a ohipmunk and a farmers hen.
Mrs. G., Van Fleet, of Oakland town.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

August 13, after which they will SELL ice
cream and cake, also the goods left
from their fair.
MIR. William Barnes and wife visited
their grandson, /. W. Bailey, sun
day.
Misses Ruth and Corinne Sweet are
visiting in Binghamton this week.
Mrs. Anon Sweet is able to be. out
after her Illness.
Mr.. o. Il. Harding is home for Sun
day.
Mr.. II. G. Estabrook has quit his
work at Hartford and will help his
father in the shop
Miss Harriet Barnes went to New
Milford Friday for a two weeks vaca-
tion.
Mrs. f. HIS Swca attended Mr. Bar
nards funeral at New Milford Satur-
day
Mr.. g. n. styles made a flying trip
to New Milford Friday.
Mr. Charles Mchaes Is moving into
part of Mrs. Everett Whitney's house.
The men are expected to begin work
on our new bridge this week.
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Lake Lodore on Labor Day, Sept 2.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
The four months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. David Williams, formerly of
this place, now of West Scranton. died
on Wednesday after a lingering ILL
ness. The funeral will take place this
afternoon. Burial will he made in the
Washburn street cemetery.
Miss clio Carter and Master Willie
Jones, of Carbondalc, have returned
home after visiting the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. X. w. Reese, on Main
street.
Misses Bertha and Gertrude Reese,
of Grove street. are home from their
weeks visit to the n-American ex-
position.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Powell and
Mrs. Herbert Hall Ae home from their
wedding tours to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
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HEAT NERVE
PROSTRAT|ON
Sudden PrOStratiOn Is a Feature
OF Hot Weather-U2Set Nerves
and Weak Nerve Centres 4 .
the Causes.

All along the line of mental and mus
cular exhaustion so prevalent during
the summer months is the underlying
cause of overwOrked Nerves-over con-
sumption of Nerve Tissue which has
not been replaced. 1t is manifested in
the mind that refuses to receive and
act upon impression in the usual way
ana that, sometimes when attempted to
be whipped into work, Jumps the
bounds of reason and founders in a
maze OF confusion. 1t is manifested
physically by an over-tired, lanEliid
eXertionless, muSCle-relaXed condition
tnat lacks resisting power which is
necessary TO Withstand heat exposure
It's by the influence of DR.. A. w
Chase's Nerve Pills i'm rallying the
Nerve Force that energy is auickened-.
the great web-like Nerve system of the
body Vibrates with new life-Rrain
Nerves--Heart tNerves-Stomach Nerves
feel the influence as activity repIaces
lassitude and strength is rcgained The
hidden current within which spelIs life
has been brought to Natures required
standard.
Mrs. James Watson, of Az
Twelfth street, Scranton, Pa, saws.
"Dr. A. w. Chases Nerve Pills are
fine. | began to use them for ner-
vous sick headaches and nervousness
and had great success in stoppiur
them completely. Recently | used
them TO overcome the depression ana
weakness following grip, and they
were again successful in giving me
bodily strength and nerve steadiness.
AS an all around nerve and general
tonic they are grand, and | am very
much pleased that my attention was
called to them through Mathews
Brothers, Druggists, corner Washing
ton and Lackawana avenues"
DR.. A, w. Chases Nerve Pills 80
cents box at druggists or DR.. A. w.
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
See that portrait and signature OF A.
w. Chase, NJ. D., are on every pack
age.
Sold in Scranton by Matthews Bros.
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FOREST CITY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City. Aug. 15.-w. II. Bates, c..
A. Shepherd and wife, of Forest City;
George Giles and family, of Carbon
dale, and Miss Mona Karran, of
Brooklyn, n. V, leave tomorrow for a
The school board is building n retain
ing wall in front of the Dundaff street
school, and will put down a substan-
tial flag walk. This improvement was
greatly needed.
Robert Carr and wife have gone to
Baltimore to reside. They lived here
about year, coming from Ireland.
\ report gained general circulation
here Tuesday that John Zardzeski,
who was in the Montrose Jail ON a
charge of pointing frearm at Mine
Foreman Jennings, had died. Under
taker Prokopoints accompanied the
witnesses to Montrose. expecting TO
bring the remains of Zardzeski home
in n coffin, but that worthy was found
in his usual health. He was tried,
convicted, and Wednesday Judge
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Aug. l5.-Wheat-ls.c. lowcr
contract grade August, 1il4as.c. Corn-l &c
lower; No. MIXED August, 6o2a6lc, Oats
Firm and lc. highor No. white clipped new,
iiai2c.; do. do, old. 4Sc, Butter-Firm; fancy
western creamery, 2l,2c,; do. prints 2li2c.; do
nearby prints, 2ic. EgGs--firm; fresh nearby
and western, lie; do southwestern, l2i2c,; do
southern, Pc. Chcesc-Quict; New York ,ul
creams fancy small, 0a,c,; do fair to choice,
s'4aoiic. Refined Sugars rs-Cnchanged. Cotton -
Steady, but quiet. Taow-Steady; city prime
in hhdS., SC; country prime in barrels, is.c. !;
cakes, 5aSaji2c.. Live Poutry-Stcady; fowls 9ls
aloe old roostcrs, &C.; SprngerS, lia6c,; ducks,
l0c Dressed Poultry-l nChanged.
Recepts-Flour, 1900 barrels and li03, 900
pounds in sacks; wheat. $4,000 bushels corn.
600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels, Shipments --
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels;
oats, 0O0 bushels.
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MONTROSE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Mortroee, Aug. 15--Edward Haleey,
Of Philadelphia. spent sunday at the
home of his aunts, the Misses Biddle,
on Church street.
Misses Edith and Name brown, Of
Forest city, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. William j. Maxcy, in this place.
George Reed, a respected colorcd resi-
dent. died suddenly at his home on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Reed had re-
ceiNed his pension that day and, after
paying his store bills and other debts
contracted during the quarter he had
gone home, apparently in his usual
health. Soon after reaching home. MI
Reed complained of intense distress
about his heart. and his physician was
summoned, hut before he arrived Mr.
Reed had expired. \ widow and a
large family Of children are left TO
mourn for a kind and deN oted husband
and father. Mr.. Reed had been unabl"
TO do much work in many years, hut
in his day he was very industrious and
he was always a sober, pcaCcahle and
respected citizen. The funeral was at
tended yesterday afternoon and was
conducted. in part. by Four Brothers
post No. 4j3, Grand Army of the Re-
public, of which the deceased was an
honored member.
Dr. II. G. Ainey. Of New Milford, was
a visitor i'm town yesterday.
Ex- x-Prothonotary William J. Baker
and family are enjoying camp life at
Elk lake.
Miss Kate hin has been visiting
friends in Scranton
Miss Marion DeWolfc and Miss Har-
riet Dew. Downs of Philadelphia, are
guests at Mrs. Lavinia Stones, on
South Cherry street.
Mrs. Nelson HaWley and dauGhters,
Misses Tillie and Mary Hawley, Of
Scranton. are visiting relatives and
friends in Montrosc. They were called
here by the serious illness Of G.. NJ.
Hawley who is now recovering.
Miss Nellie Lewis, of Bradford, Pa,
is visiting among friends in this place,
where, for a number of years, she
resided.
The congregation and Sunday school
of Zion African Methodist Episcopal
church will picnic at Heart Lake to-
morrow.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard ORourke, of
hw York city, are visiting at the
yme of the Misses O'Neill, on Post
Street
Wesley Munger, of New York, is
spending his vacation at the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Nun
ger, on Lake avenue.
Elhert HOLSTER and II. Willott Mum
ger are at the PanAmerican eXposi-
tion.
The annual picnic and festival of st.
Mary's Catholic church occurs on the
county fair ground in this place to-
morrow.
Mrs. w. w. Amsbry, of Lake avenue,
entertains the Ladies' Musical club
this afternoon.
M'Ts Carrie Thompson. saleslady at
George II. WatrOus' store, has re-
sumed her duties after enjoying a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpauldinC, Miss Lull
and George L. Roberts. of Sayrc, spent
l Sunday at Henry f. Turrclls. on Lake
Aavenuc.
Attorney T.. NJ. Gardiner of Forest
YCity, is engaged at court in this place
this week.
NJ. +. Hcddon has has gone to New
York, whore he has an engagement
with strong theatrical company.
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GIBSON.
he scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Tribune
Gibson, Aug. l5.-The NJ. T.. Aid met
At Mrs. George TinGley's Thursday.
There was very large attendance. 1t
was her farewell aid before leaving
the farm for her now field of labor.
Mr.. Gaylord TinSlcy is spending his
vacation at his home in this place.
our tOwnspeonlo have all returned
from their outings, and all report an
enjoyable tim.
Miss Sadie Lamb has been helping
Mrs. Hobart Davis this week
The tniversalist Aid held a free con-
cert at the church Tuesday evening,
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, Aug. 15.--Cattle-Steady; extra,
S. 5Oa5 "a; prime, s., iOl5 90; mixed, s. I5al 3S
Hogs Lower; prime heayes So, lOa6. Is; assorted
mediums s605;' heavy workers., S6a6 o.; light
workers, S5,05a6; pigs, as to weight and quality,
81. 7Oa5. s7ia skips, Si25l5,25; roughs, Siaj 50.
Sheep-Slow hest wethers, s3.0ai; culls and
common. sl5OasjO; yearlings, S2a4 %; veal
calves, 60. soar.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Aug, 5.-Cat'lc-Receipts 1880, in,
Guiding 100 Texans; steers generally about
steady; Texans firm. active, butchers stock steady
TO slow; canneb stronger; good to prime steers,
and feeders steady 10 slow, s2l5ai, 20; heitcrs,
50 5os52 90, osnners, 81 Soa25o, bulls, g. 25at p5
calves easier S}a575; Texas steers, g. 40s5 weSt.
ern steers, Aa5,o5. Hogs-Reoeipts today. :s,.
600; tomorrow, 2o,0o0, estimsted left over, $500
Strong to DC. higher; sc,iyei top, ss.22ai mixed
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ship, is the guest OF Great Bend rela-
tives.
The annual retreat of the Sisters of
the Immaculate Heart, of this Catho-
lie diocese, will close at Carbondale to-
day.
The funeral of Sister NJ. Basil, some
years stationed at Laurel Hin acad-
emy. in this place, will occur In Car
bondale on Friday.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by IT, G.. Dale, % Lackawanna Ave }
Beans Per hu,hcl choice marrow, S2.6Oa2. IS,
creamery, 2la92c.; dairy, fresh,
2lc
Cheese Full cream. l0iaallc.
Eggs-Wcstern fresh, l5i2alG, nearby state,
1jia aal7i &c,
Medium Beans Per buShcl, $3.50
Green Pels-Pcr bushel, 81 i0al.i5
flour-Bcst patent, per barrel, sii5.
Bcans-pcr huShel, choice marrow, $40.
Potatoes-Per hushcl-Slal.l0.
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LEGA

:
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the StNok kholders ~
The Scranton Forging Company, for the elec
tiOu Of directors and transaction of other hu,i
ness will be held At the office of the COMPANY IL
the city Of scranton on Wednesday, Aug. 9sth
1901, at O'Clock p, N.
T.. +, CHAMBERIIN, Secretary.
ESTATE or THOMAS DERNlIIMER, late NJ the
Borough Of DunmorC, County OF Lsckauanna
state Of Pennsylvania deceased
Letters to,tdmpntWy on the above estate hav.
ing been granted 10 the undersigned, all per.
sons having claims or demands against said es.
tate will present them for payment and thosn
indebted thereto are requested 10 make immedi.
ate payment n
ANGELINE c. DERSHINiER. EIscutri1
Dunmore, Pa
GEORGE W. DERSHIMER, Executor.
Nirdon, IA.
THOMAS +. WELLS Atty for Estate.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the
office OF the Secretary Of the Scranton Board
of Control until 80 O'Clock Monday evening,
Aug 26th, 1901, for the erection and completion
ot a tourrOom public school building, to he
known as No. -, and to be located at the ccmer
of Back road and Oak street, in the Third ward,
in accordance with plans and specifications in
the hands of James II .Fccncv, architect, 42I
laukawdnna avenue, scranton, Pa, and heating
plans of John j. Harris, &. f. Each propose
is 10 be for the erection and completion of the
building, including the heating system. Bidder
are also required to state in their bids Tn,
names Of all their suh-contractors. The sum oi
$50 in cash or certified check is 10 he encloss'
with each bid which sum shall he forfeited t.
the school District in case OF refusal or onls'
sion on the pant ~ the successful bidder to exc.
cute contract within ten days after the awarding
of the same. No bid will he read or considered
which fails to comply with the above require
moutS
The board reserves tho right to reject any or
all bids. by order of The scranton Board Of
Control. EUGENE u. FELLOWS,
Secretary,
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Buffalo Market,

Buffalo, Aug, 5-Cattle-O Offerings, cars;
about steady at Mondays prices. vcals and
calves offerings 30 head good 10 prime fat,
s6,7ja7,25 Hogs Offerings, 81 cars; prices un.
changed, Sheep and Lamhs-Ofcrngs, II cars;
spring lambs choice TO fancy, g. s5a6; choice to
extra wethers. Siai25,
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New York, Aug. lj-Beeves- Nominally
steady; cables mchanGcd calves, very little
trade; steady feeling; vCals, S5a5, so; miAed
calves 500 Sheep-Sclling more freely for
good stock; common and mediums slow; good
lambs steady; others selling quite freely; sheen,
s2a3 TO; tops, 81 lambs s+a6.i2ia; culls, $3.50
Hogs Feeling weak; whole range quoted at IS SIS
2j.
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and butchers, 81 jja6 l7ia; good to choice heavy,
SJ.61i2a6 22t2; rough heavy, Sj.5Oa650: light,
81. SCAT; bulk oi sae,. 81. sOaSOj. Shccp-Re.
cciptS, 5000 sheep and lambs, weak; good 20
choice wcthcrs Sii0at 10, fair 70 choice mixed,
81, lOa3S0; western sheep, 81. 4Oai 10; yCarngS,
81 5Oail II; native lambs S3a5 30; western lambs,
"a lOa4 10
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BASE BALL.
American League.

At Baltimore r. H. l..
Cleveland ............2 90 3-9 IL ,
Baltimore ............l o OO2 O-5 . 3
Batteries Brackan and Wood; Howell and
Bresnahan. umpire-Connoly.
Al Philadelphia R,N T..
Milwaukee .........,.O 900 Of II 3
Philadclphia .........l , OOO1 l "a Q 1
Batteries -H,rtinG and Maloncy; Wiltse aud
Powers. Umpire sheridan.
At Boston Chicago Boston, no game, rain.
At Washngtcn-DctroitW Washington, no game,
rain.
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Philadelphis. Brooklyn not scheduled.
Eastern League

Toronto, II: Worcester. 2.
Hartford, 4; Buffalo, 4,
Hartford, II; Buffalo, o.
Broekton' Rochester game postponed, rain.
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Oil Market.

oil city Aug. l5.--Crcdit balances, 12l; cert.
frates, no bid; shipments, lOi,iiS; average, lOl.
III; runs, lO6, s6j; average, s, ,32l.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-16

Lacka. Township School per cent ... 1O2
City Of Scranton 1t. Imp. 6 per
cent. ...........s..'''''s l'z
Scranton Traction per cent. .... lis -.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-16
Lost.

.OST-BunCh of kcys on Linden street, between
Monroe and Adams avenues Finder please
cave at laCkawanna laundry, sos Penn avenue.