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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-21
SUSOUEHANNA.
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| Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, June 20.--The funeral
of the late Miss Nellie Driscoll took
place and was very largely attended
yesterday morning from st. Johns
catholic church. requiem high mass
being celebrated. The floral tribute
was large and beautiful. The Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent association at
tended in a body. 1nterment was
made in Laurel Hill cemetery
There will be a big strawberry crop
in, Susauehanna county
| During the an-Amercan season.
the Erie will run special excursion
trains over the Jefferson division, con-
meeting at Sus1uehanna with the
| regular through train or fast SPECIAL
| trains to Buffalo.
| CanaWacta chapter, Order of the
| Eastern STAR this afternoon decor
ated the graves of its deceased MEM
| bers.
The Methodist Sunday school has
rented a cottage at Heart Lake. to
accommodate the teachers and others
| who attend the Summer School for
Sunday School Workers, to be held
June H.29.
Prof. Paul of Carbondalc. has been
ViiSaStu as pflutlpdl VI tle odkldnu
High school. For two years he has
been principal of the Stevens Point
school.
Prof. ]. A. Sophia, daughter and
son. arc at Callicoon, n. Y. conduct
ing the Delaware Valley Musical con-
Vention.
Mrs. Henry Griswold. wife of for
ner resident of Susquehanna. died in
Dakota a few days since. Deceased
was formerly Miss Cash. of Towanda.
Mrs. Frank Beebe, of the Oakland
side. is a Sharon Springs, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dryden. Charl-
ton Allpaugh and Frank Dryden left
today for weeks fishing trip among
the wilds of Pike county.
There may be aber newsier and
cleverer inland daily papers than the
Scranton Tribune. but they do not
come to Susquehanna. May The
Tribune live long and prosper!
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BROOKLYN.


Brooklyn. June 19."-A reunion of
! the Alumni of Brooklyn graded school
| will be held at the Tewksbury house
June 90. Supper will be served and
programme of speeches, music, ETC.,
will be carried out. 1t is hoped that
a large number of old students will
be present
Mr.. Herman Sterling. of Illinois. is
visiting his friends here on account
of the illness of his brother, Ansel
Sterling, who is slightly better today.
The funeral services of Mr.. Orlando
Hempstead, of Philadelphia. were
| held i'm the tniversalist church, of
Wednesday, The deceased was for
lnCr resident of this place and held
| in high esteem by all.
| The Christian Endeavor convention
is in session at the Presbyterian
church today. Over $50 delegates are
present and programme of much
interest is being carried out. Dinner
was served in the basement of the
Universalist church.
| Mrs. Quick and children. of Scran-
ton are visiting her. mother, Mrs
William E,ldridse.
Misses Gertrude and Maude Walde
spent few days at Factoryville last
week and attended the exercises at
keystone academy.
Miss Jennie Tiffany visited in Fac
toryville last week.
Miss Julie Cruiser gave one of her
pleasing entertainments in tha
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
evening Several numbers on the
programme We're furnished by local
talent.
DR.. A. ]. Ancy and daughter.
Louise attended the commencement
exercises at keystone academy last
Friday.
Mr.. Joseph Oakley. who has been
in poor health for some time, is no
better.
George II. Terry made business
trip to Binghamton Monday.
Mrs. Name Palmer returned home
Tuesday. after visit with Mys.
Shadduck.
Miss Lillian Byram is sewing for
Miss Jessie Miller.
Mr. Dell Wright. of Scranton. agent
for Guernsey's music store, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. p. Ginnell and Roy Shad-
duck have gone to Rush to attend
funeral of a relative.
Nell Packard is in Scranton.
l.. p. Norton, agent for the Mont
rose Democrat, called on friends here
Monday and Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss NIOllie Tracy
Weston, the well-known elocutionist
to Mr.. Joseph Kent. of Boston, oc-
CURED at the home of the brides par
ents. in this place, last Wednesday
at 1t a. m. The wedding was quiet
one, only the near relatives and
few friends being invited. The rooms
were prettily decorated with butter
cups. Rev, r. l.. Roberts officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent left later in the
day for Boston. where they will re-
side They carry with them the best
wishes of a host of friends here.
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TUNKHANNOCK,
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

|
| Tunkhalnock, June coins. Edna Wood and
son. larol and Mis-. Icnick, OF Lestcrshirc,
ar" spending the summer here with her SONS,
| Ross G.. and Frank llcrlick.
| MARSHALL Reynolds, son oi Mr.. and Mrs \. W..
Reynolds, will be graduated AT the State Normal
| school at Mansfield hi, week.
Miss Marion Mctcalf is home from the Elmira
| Female college, and Miss Mabel Lewis from the
| Womcns College at Baltimore
| Professor Oliver j. MoIeock, who has been
principal of the borough schools for several years
| has handed in his resignation and the school
| board has elected Professor l. 4. kcpperly to hl
| the vacancy. Professor l.. h. Rice was chosen
| as first assistant principal Mcssrs. Kcppcrly and
Rice are both experienced teachers, and are not
strangers to tha work at Tunkhannock, Mr.. Kcp.
| perly having been here FIVE years and Mr.. Rice
two.
Dr, A. Il. Woodward is in attendance at a
meeting of the State Society of Eclectic Physi
clans at Harrisburg this week
COURT NOTES.
special lax of two mills was directed to lie
levied by the supervisors Of Falls township TO
pay existing indebtedness,
In the case OF the County Savings Bank and
Trust company vs., J. G. Reynolds and Josephine
Reynolds the rule 10 open judgment was made
absolute and an issue directed tory the yalidity
of the judgment,
James l.. Bnnncll VS., Julius A. Kin,ncr, the
writ OF execution is ordered stayed until the
proceedings to open Judgment instituted In L,.
zcrnc county are disposed OF,
In the case of l.. :. llandrick vs. j. e. Col.
lins rule was granted TO show cause why
agreement OF counsel to Try case without a Jury
shall not be set aside.
In matter OF assignment OF Bradley Edwards
H. Stanley Harding is appointed an auditor 10
make distribution OF fund in hands OF B. W.
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FOREST CITY.


Forest City, June 20.--John Cocetski
was yesterday taken to the county Jail
to answer the charge of fclOnious as
Sault at the next court of quarter
sessions. CocetSki stationed himself
Al the opening the Hillside company's S
slope Tuesday with the avowed in
tcntion of shooting Mine Foreman S.
j. Jennings. He had double bar
relied shotgun and remained at his
post until j. j, Walker, chief clerk of
the Hillside company, persuaded him
t. hand over his gun. Cocetski level
cd the weapon at every man who
came out of the mine and kept him
covered until he WAS certain it was
not the foreman. There was no rea-
son for the mans actions, beyond the
fact that he has the past few days
been trying to get a job.
Andrew Bctchaur was brought from
Rellairc, Ohio, Yesterday and was
given hearing before Squire Acker-
man on the charge of feloniously as
saulting Il fellow countryman while
Iero about a month ago. lie was
bound over to court.
Miss Myrtle V. Alexander and
Frederick Il. Reynolds were united in
marriage by Rcv. F. b. Hodge in the
parsonage of the First Presbyterian
church, New York. on Thursday last.
They returned home today and will
go To housekeeping on Susquehanna
street.
About sixty people from Forest
City attended the Sunday school con-
vention at Uniondale yesterday.
Mrs. A. ~. I\ehren and daughter.
and Miss Ethel Allen, are visiting in
Scranton,
Miss Credwyn Harris and John Will
liams will be united in marriage at
S o'clock this evening by Rev. q. A.
Spaulding, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Y.
Harris, on Maple street. A reception
will he held Immediately after the
ceremony.
sued very handsome booklet, de-
scriptive of the eleven years of pro-
gress ii has enjoyed. 1t devotes con-
siderable space to an interesting en-
position of the making of a modern
daily and prominent men and feat
ures of Scranton. The Tribune has
secured and easily maintains a repre-
sentative place in Pennsylvania jour-
nalism. Forest City News.
Hereafter Local 1893 Will meet on
Saturday instead of Wednesday.
4 north bound street car left tine
track at Richmondale yesterday, Civ
ing some of the passengers severe
ghahing up.
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PHILADELPHIA Provision Market.

Philadelphia, June .0Whcat-i4c. lower; con.
tract grade June 7i'aa75 Gorn-Quiet, but
steady: No. 2 MIXED June i6a4ai1c, Oas-Fhm;
good demand; fancy western creamery. 1olao
do do. prints, loc.s do. nearby do, 2Oc. Eggs
Firm, good demand; fresh nearby, lc.; do.
western, lie; do. southwestern, l'ic,; do south.
en- l2c Checsc-Fhmcr; \, Y, full creams
fancy small 9ha0lac.; do do. do. fair to choice.
SlaaOc. Refined Sugars-Dull, unchanged Cot
ton-rirm and 3.l6 cents higher; middlinS up
lands S7sc. Tallow-Firmcr city prime in hhds.,
5a5isc.; country do do in barrels, i%a5lsc (;
cakes, 5lac. Live Poultw-Quet but steady
fowls 1laIllac.; old ROSTERS, &C.; spring chick
cnS lia23c.; ducks oal0c. Dressed Poultry
Firm, good demand; fowls choice, 1Oiac.; do. fair
10 good, 0laal0c. old roosters, 6iac.; broers
nearby. 2Oa25c. western do, lsao3c
Rcccip,s-Flour, $500 barrels and 1906, 600
pounds in sacks wheat, 90 bushels; corn, l5i, ono
bushels; oats. 1000 bushels. Shipmcnts-Wheai,
10000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 30,OOO
bushels
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KINGSLEY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Kingsley, June &c. G. Stccrc made
a business "trip to Scranton the first of
the week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Williams, of Carbondale
is a guest at the home OF l.. h. Tiff
tany.
Miss Clara Titus returned Monday
from visit at Scranton and Nichol-
son.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany visited Mrs
NJ, j. Titus, at Hopbottom, Monday.
Mrs. +. T.. Brundage Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Adams.
Miss Ana Finn. of Hopbottom, with
friends from Scranton, We're guests at
the home of G. c. Finn on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, A. 7. Sweet. of Har-
ford. We're guests at $. j. Adams on
Thursday,
The boys of the Methodist Episcopal
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HEADACHE CHARMED.
It Is the Experience of Scranton Peo-
pie That Proves the Magical Effect
of DR.. Chase's Nerve Pills with
Sick and Nervous Headache.

1t has never come to any otber
medicine--nover to all medcines--toa
abundance of Scranton testimony show
ing the unequaled merit established bv
DIR. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills There
is probably no case of nervous sick
headache they will not cure.
Mrs. James Watson, of No, 3,5
Twelfth street, Scranton. Pa, savs,
"Dr. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills arc
fine. | began to use them for nervo,s
sick headaches and nervousness. and
had great success in stopping them
completely. Recently l used them to
overcome the depression and weak
nesses following grip and they were
again successful, giving me bodily
strength and nerve steadiness. AS an
all-round nerve and general tonic thew
are grand, and am very much pleased
that my attention was called to them
through Matthews Bros, druggists.
temporary headquarters corner Lacka-
wanna and Washington avenues.
Or, A. w. chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at Soc a boX at dealers. or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine CO.. Buffalo, N. Y.
See that portrait and signature of A.
W, Chase. NJ. D., are on every package.
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, June %. O.flour-Essy and quiet.
at old prices. Wheat-Spot steady; No. Q red,
I1stc. +, o. b, ahoat; No red, 75;ac elevator;
No. Northern Duluth, 77Ac. I. O. b. ahoat. Op.
tions generally dull and easy, finally rallied, how,
ever, aud closed steady al partial lsc. decline
July closed 76Ac,; Sept, 7ic.; Oct dee. Dec.
7ja,c. Corn-Spot quiet; No 2, i7ss elevator
and toisc. I. o. b, ahoat Option market steady
all day; closed nm at unchanged prices. July
closed i77sc; Sept, is7sc; Oct. issac. Oats
Spot firm; No. ., 32I3c,; No. ? white, S3c. No.
white, seize; track mixed western, S2a33iac
track white. 32laa3sc Options quiet and barely
steady. Buttcr-Firm; western creamery l5a
l9lac, do. factory, l2iaaljc, imitation cream
cry, l3lsai7c; state dairy, 1iaisiac Cheese
Strong; fancy large colored, 9isc; fancy large
white, 0,sc.; fancy small coorcd, 1lsa0Ar T;
fancy small white, 'oa,0,sc. Eggs steady; state
and Pennsylvania, l3ll3i2c,; western ungraded,
llal2lac; western canded, l3al3iac.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

(corcrctcd by II. G. Dale, % Iacknwanna Aye.)
Bu:tcr-Frcsh, 20a2Olac.; dairy, fresh, 10laa2Oc
Checsc-Full cream, new. lOl2allc
Eggs-Westen frcsh 1jlaalic. nearby state,
Bcans-Pcr bushcl. choice marrow, 81. .65
Pea Beans--Pcr bushel, choice marrow, s. J5a
$50.
Medium Rcans--Per bushels 81 4Oas245
Gteen Peas--Pcr busheles, $l.i0aSl.4j.
Flour-Best patent per barrel, St45.
Red Kidney Bcans-Per bushel, s2.4ja$2. so.
Potatoes-Pcr bushcl S5a0Oc.
Bermuda Onions-Per hushe 81 50aSl6O.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. June 2o.-Good crop prospects caused
reduction in What prices today and September
delivery closed 2sc. lower; september corn closed
unchanged, and oats isa4c. higher, while pro.
visions were unchanged to Gee better Cash
quotations were as follows:
Flour Steady No. spring wheat, 10aT2c 4;
No. , corn, 6}a6sAc.; No. red, 6sssaGs4c; No.
: red, osSsa6llac; No. com 43ssalac,; No. .
yellow, 4aAal4c.; No. , oats 2sLc.; No >
white, 2024aS0lac; No. 3 white, 2S7sa3OiHc. No
rye, 4slac; good icedtng barley, 5ls52c. mess
pork, sli7jalis0; lard, Ss67laas 72la; short
ribs. Ssas2o; dry sated shoulders, 7aAc,; short
clear sides, IS. Sass
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Mrs. Ellen Hoover, on Wednesday
last.
Mr.. Aaron Whitlock was bust Z.
ness man in Tunkhannock on Mon
day.
Miss Mary Dymond is having her
house painted.
Mrs. Lydia Nantuyl visited Mrs.
Jchr Montayne on Tuesday last.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the floral services at Centre
rloreland on Sunday evening.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Sunday school orchestra will hold a
lawn social Friday night. June u, on
Mr.. Steere's lawn, below the water
tank. Ice cream and cake will he
served from = till Q p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Carpenter are
visiting at Thompson.
Mrs. r. Il. Moore and daughter are
visiting relatives in Scranton.
pr. Rhodes, the well-known Sunday
school worker will preach in the
Methodist Episcopal church next sun
day. June 20. at go p. IN. 1t is en-
pectcd he will also speak in the Sum
day school at 1.30 p. m.
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THE MARKETS..
Wall Street Review.

New York, June q. Opening prices Of stocks
were at the highest average level OF the day
and all rallies, uf which there were several Of
some slight force were made by renewed rcali2a.
tion which drove prices donward. After the open.
ing spuit there were developments in strength
here and there in individual stocks, but they
were in the class of securities that usually have
little prominence in the trading and were with.
out great sympathetic influence on the move.
mCnt There was no severe pressure to sell at
any time and the market reflected rather the dis
position of the class OF larger spectators to rc.
irain from operation and let the market lie hol-
low during the period ot doubt regarding the
capacity Of the money market to afford resources
for speculation between now and the turn of
the half yearly period The volume of dealings
showed notable shrnkagc and Tell below the
half million share mark, which is the lowest level
touched since before the presidential election.
Even these dealings were largely dependent on
the congesed dealings in a few stocks. notably
Amagamatcd Copper. This stock under pres.
night. with final rally of 9 points ON the
dcclaration of the customary IA per cent. quar-
tcrly dividend and II per cent. extra Colorado
Fuel continued its sensational fluctuations fall.
ing at one time six points under last night and
2sls under the high price of Monday, but rally.
ing at the last to a point above last night. Gen
cnl Electric was bought on the reported acquisi.
tion OF the British Thompson. Houston company
aud, the stock being in very light supply. the
demand lifted ii IL points by wide Jumps. There
was persistent strength in Minneapolis and st.
Louis and the Iowa Central stocks, which rose
to AZ on rulnois of a merger and final absorp.
tion by tho Illinois Central. Total sales today,
4s1.i0O shares.
The bond market was moderately active and ir-
regular. Total sales par value S2,o2O,0OO
United States bonds were all unchanged the
last call.
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LOCkVILLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune,
Lockvlile, June 2O.-Theodore Shaw
and grandson, Fred Bailey of Orange.
called on friends in this place on
Wednesday,
Ernest Hoover and his sister,
Emma, visited their grandmother,
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New York Live Stock.

New York, June 90 DEMONSTRATING doing
feeling steady. Caves-Stcady for veals butter
mks, nominal. Ncals, S5a625 No choice stock
here. Sheep-Firm to 10c. higher; lambs. active
and steady, all sold; sheep, S3at25; lambs, $6.i
ass: one car extra 81; ycarlings, Si.50a4.75;
few unshorn, S5ajl2i2. IIogsSteady at $6a6 40
few fancy state hogs, $3.50
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Buffalo Hotels.
PROPOSALS.

'~~N~~~~~o|~~~~~~~~~ wv ~>~~~~~~~ wv
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tho
office of the Scranton Board OF Control unit
Monday evening, June 2ith, 1901, for placing
lightning rods on the various school buildings
OF the city, Nos and l6 excepted, Bidders will
describe system, give price per foot for material,
also furnish sample of the same. A cert flied
check in the sum Of five hundred dollars is To h.
enclosed with each bid, which sum shall be for
citcd To the school district in case OF refusal
or isSOn on the part Of the successful bidder,
in the hoard shall award contract, to exc
cute such contract within ten days after the
awarding of the same. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. By order ui the
Scranton Board OF Control
T.. d. FELLOWS, Secretary
PROPOSALS.-For a short time proposals Will
be received for a lease, to cover Il term OF
years, OF the proposed new building at 322 I.aCka
wanna avenue. Building would be erected tn
suit tenants Can be had entire building OF four
floors and basement, or upper hoos above man
store floor. For details NJ Norton
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, June .-CattIc-Stcadv: extra.
S5.90a6; prime $'.G5a5.75; good, $j.35a55j Hog.
Stronger; prime heavy and assorted mediums.
S6.15: heavy workers, $6.12l4a6.15; light workers,
Sd.0ja6 10; skips. S4.s",a5. 80; rougs, Sia5. 60.
Shctp-Firm; best wethcrs, $ia4.lO; cus and
common. 81. 50a2 30: choice ycarings, S4.75aj
common to good. S3a4.5O; veal calves $6aG.2J.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo, June 2O.-Recepts-Cattlc Sc
cars; sheep and lambs, II cars; hogs, 2S cars.
Shipmcnts-Cattle, 50 cars; sheep and lambs, 0
cars; hogs, Il cars Catle-No sales: vcals, tops,
generally. So I(oGs-llcavy, si1ia6.17i2; pigs,
S6.O5aG.lO. The market was active and higher
ior bo.h sheep and lambs.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago June 02,-Csttle-- Receipts, 500 in,
cluding 400 Texans; good 30 choice steers strong:
others, slow; butchers stock. steady; Texans,
hlm; good TO prime steers, sj5oaG.So; poor to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-21
Eastern League.

Buffalo, I3: Hartford, 9.
Rochester Worcester postponed wet grounds.
syracuse Toronto, postponed, vet grounds.
Mpntlcal'Proyldencc, postponed, ram.
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Oil Market,

oil City, June 20-Crcdit balances OJ; certiti-
Gates, no bid, Shipments, 6s,253; average, d.
33l Runs, "a, l5i; average, S33O.
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BASE BALL.
National League.

At Philadclphia First Gamc)- r. II. T..
st. Louis ...,... 30 o o OOO1 o. ) =
Philadelphia -. . O2Ol 10000 l. 10 Z
Batte'ics-Sudhoh and Nichols; Dugglcby and
Mcfarland. Umpre-Emslie
Second game r. II, T.
st. Louis .......... O o 0 03 600 Ia . 2
Philadelphia ..,..,. 0 O O 0 OOOl--2 2 10 !
Battcres--Powcl and Ryan. White and Me
Farland Umpire-Emsle.
At Bostor-(First game)- r, H. H.
Chicago ............ o o OO0l "a . 1
Boston ..........,.. o 90 o 900 3 q II .
Batteries--Waddcl and kahoe Dineen and Nor
an. umpre-Hittridgc
Second game Il. II, l.,
Chicago ............ o 90 100000 !
Boston ........,....1 O o 900 - q
Battcries-Taylor and Killing; Willis and Kit.
fridge. Umpire-Ndsh,
At New York n. II. y.
Pittsburg ....,..,,, q 0OOl 0O-7 o /
New York ...,...... q o o o 0 o o % i !
Batcrics-Chcsbro and O'Colinor; Dohcny anG
Bowerman, umpre-O'Day.
At Broohlyn- r, II. l..
Cincinnati .,.,.,.,. OOQl O0--l o
Brooklyn ........... OIL I 202f-s II 0
Batteries-Ilahn and Pcitz; Donovan aud Nc
Gure. Umpire--Dwycr
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American League.

At Boston, r. H. T.
Chicago ............ O 2 o o 0 o % : 2
Boston ............. o o o. O0009-i 10 =
Batteries Harvey and Sullivan; Young and
Sehreckongost. umpile- Msnassau.
At Philadelphia r. H. T.
Cleveland ......,... o 90 OO3ll-G Il 2
Philadelphia ......, o 900 O0l-4 : /
Batteries-Moore and Wood Bernhard and
Powers. Cmpire-Cantllon
At Baltimore R.IIE
Milwaukee ......,.. | o % OO0O-2 A q
Baltimore ....,..... ! % 0l0'-7 ii ,
Batteries Sparks aid Connor; Nops and Rob.
inson, umpile-sheridsn and Connolly.
At Washington RUE
Detroit .,.......... o 0200-7 10 1
Washington .....,.. 90 002f0 0O2-s "A 3
Battcries-Miler and Shaw; Gear and Grady.
umpire-llaskel.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual mcetin:
OF the stockholders of the Economy Light, Heat
aud Power Company, for the election Of director.
Tor the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before il
will he held at The office OF the company, Room
10 Republican Building, scranton, Pa. on Mon.
day, June u, 1901, at O'Clock p. M, in accord.
ance with the bylaws of the company
W, j. NORTluP, Secretary.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is hereby given That the partnership
lately subSsiinG between 4. II. Rogers and
v o. Major, both of tho city OF Scranton. ronn'
iv of LNckawanna and state of Pcnn,y iNana,
doing business under the firm name Of Roger
& Major, has expired on this. nineteenth day ot
June, A. ID. 1891. and that the firm Aforesaid
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Az debts owing 10 The said partnership are
to he received by thn said \. u. Rogers aud all
demands on the said partnership arc to he pre-
scntcd to him. the said A. II. Rogers, for pay
mcnt \. II, ROGERS,
y. q. MAJOR
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WALTER Y. DAVIS, Attorney.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG-The annual mcctin;
Of the stockholders of the tOllicry Engineer
company will he held at the general offices oi
the company, Scranton, Pa, on Monday. ,i,nr
9th, 1901, at O'Clock y. m, for the election
of directors and the transact ion of such other
business lis may properly before the meet.
ing. SIANLEN i. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Scavenger.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR 5l1 LACKA. AVE-,
Scranton, Pa. manufacturer OF Wire Screens.
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Furnished Rooms.
Strayed,

horse, with scar on left front
shoulder. Liberal reward for return to 5i7
Prescott avenue.