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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
AvOCA,

A fatal accident occurred yesterday
morning in the Hillside mine. Eric
company, which almost resulted in the
death of two people. Cornelius Os-
borne and his brother. William. we're
miner and laborer, and Daniel Col
vcy was runner. Young Colvey came
into the chamber and playfully taking
the hammer from William began to
mine the coal. In a few minutes the
roof gave way without any warning
and young Colvey was caught by the
sharp splinters. His leg was broken
and there were many terrible lacera =
tions about the abdomen. Osborne
Jared much better. His leg was brok-
en-. but There are no internal injuries.
Colvey was removed to the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Colvey. where he died u few hours
later Deceased was is years of age
and was strong. athletic youth. 1t
was his first day in the Hillside mine
ana he was among the most jovial en-
tering the shaft in the morning.
The funeral of James Young took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence in the North End.
services at the house were conducted
by Rev. d. Il. Smythe. Interment was
made in Langcliffe cemetery.
There will he a Sunday school teach
crs' meeting in the y. NJ. church this
evening.
Watch for Mondays Tribune. 1t will
contain n fun description of The Trib-
une's Second Educational Contest.
This will be the grandest opportunity
ever offered for the young men and
women of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
You may ask, How can you make
such liberal rewards?" Never mind
how we do it; we did it last year and
we can do it again. Mondays Tribune
will contain a full description of the
plan and the rewards. and the contest
will he formally opened on that day
If you wish to enter on the first day.
send IN your name now and you will
receive Il book of blanks with full in
structions on Monday.
=. Il. McCiowan has been awarded
the contract of eXcavating the transit
road bed between the bridge and Broad
street. Pittston.
William Hutchnss of the West Side,
and Mrs. Margaret Turnbull. of Plains,
We're united in marriage on Monday
evening by Rev. Charles McKechnie.
of Luzerne. They are now domiciled
on the West Side.
Charles Aikman was called to Green
Ridge on Wednesday on account OF
the death of his brother. Alexander.
The funeral will take place at 30
o'clock this afternoon.
NJ. j. McGowan and William Rowe
are spending a few days in Philadel
phia. Through the courtesy of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
they are being shown through the city.
Both are hustling agents and the trip
is a recognition of their services.
David Davis is one of the thirty
members appointed by Governor stone
who Will represent the mine workers
in convention at Idaho in August.
James Williams has returned from
the copper mines at Lake Superior
and will spend IL few months here.
James Lawler has removed his fam
lily from Jessup TO this town.
Mrs D. HolliSter. of Shultzvile, is
the guest of Mrs. w. H. Hollister.
Y. f. FitZsimmonS and a. j. Heaey
are doing jury duty this week.
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SUSQUEHANNA.



Susquchanna, May ?.--The Susouc-
hGnnd county pension examining board
net in this place to-day, the usual
number of veterans appearing for eX-
animation.
Hon James n. Dubois, of HaIstead
may deliver the Memorial day address
in Susquehanna.
The memorial services will be
preached on Sunday evening. May &c.
in st. Johns Catholic church, by the
pastor, p. T.. BrodriCk
Mrs. T.. II. Barrett, of Windsor, was
in town to-day.
Mrs. Olive Bronson returned to New
York city last evening,
Erie engineer George W. Ball is
erecting residence on Westfall
avenue, Oakland.
William Woodward. aged S5 years,
MAS found dead in bed on Tuesday
evening at the home of daughter
Mrs. Jacob Kishpaugh, on upper Grand
street. He is survivei by several
of his life he was "A resident of Stives
Point The funeral will take place on
saturday, with interment at Stivcs
Point
Railroad matters on the jefferson
division of the Erie are quiet.
Mrs. Julia McCarty has recovered
from severe illueSs.
Frank Smith, OF Main street, who
has been seriously i'll for several
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HOpBOTTOM.


Hopbottom. May 9.-The programme
of the Young Peoples Christian En-
dcavor union convention. which meets
at the I'niversalist church May II ana
l.. is as follows: Organization and
business meeting. II a. m. Saturday: at
| . p. m. the general convention pro-
grammc. including a discussion of sew
eral topics of interest by the unions
represented: $50 p. M. devotional
meeting. followed by a musical and
literary programme. Sunday morning
at 1890. sermon by Dr.. Sage. of
Brooklyn, followed by the regular
Sababth school. Sunday evening. at
$50. sermon by Rev. Tillinghast,
state superintendent.
The new meat market operated by
w. T.. Brown was opened Tuesday.
Will Patterson, of New Milford, is as
sistins Mr.. Brown.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Tiffany Went to Waver
ly Tuesday to sing at the commence
ment exercises.
Miss Grace Mcl<iver. of Brooklyn,
WAS visitor in town Tuesday
Miss Alta Finn has gone to Ash
ley, Pa, to spend Il week with Mrs.
Emma Tiffany.
Watch for Mondays Tribune. 1t will
contain a full description of The Trib-
une's Second Educational Contest
This will be the grandest opportunity
ever offered for the young men and
women of Northeastern Pennsylvania
You may ask "fIow can you make
such liberal rewardS?" Never mind
how we do it: we did it last year and
We can do it again. Mondays Tribune
will contain a full description of the
plan and the rewards, and the contest
will be formally opened on that day.
If you wish to enter on the first day.
send in your name now and YOU Will
receive a book of blanks with full in
structions on Monday.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid will
meet Wednesday afternoon, May 10. at
the home of Mrs. Will Jeffers, of
LenoX.
Mr.. Will Merrill and Mr. and Mrs
Shiffer. of Harrisburg. We're guests in
town this week.
Mr.. Hiram Jackson died Tuesday
night 1T the home of his daughter,
Mrs Maurice Tingley His death was
cue to paralysis, of which he suffered
ii shock about two weeks ago.
Miss Maud Waldic. of Brooklyn, has
Il class of music pupils in town. also
two pupils in German.
Mr.. Gordon. of Stroudsblrg. has
taken charge of the companyS steam
pump here. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
occupy rooms over Bcardley & Janau-
ShCk'S store
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MoNTposE.

Special 10 .hc scranton Tribune.
Mlontrcsc, May S.-'rhc commence
ment exercises of Moutrosc High school
evening.
The many friends of Charles A. Van
Wormer were glad to learn of his re-
for this district
Charles II. Ainey was Il visitor In
New Milford on Tuesday
Making garden is Il recreation in
which many Montrose citizens are in
dulging Just nov.
The condition of REV. u. *. Thomas
is reported as somewhat better th"ugh
he is still seriously III.
John i. Doyle, ir., of Scranton, Nis-
iIcd at the home of his parents in this
place this week.
Rev. W. G.. Tildcn. of Forest Lake,
WAS Il visitor IN town yesterday.
Several Montrosc people went to
BinGhamton on Monday To see Viola
Allen in "rhc Palace of the King
The score Of Mondays ball game was
il to In favor of Great Bend. Ths
Montross team is not discouraged by
this crushing defeat, but by hard work
n
game of ball and win Il few games be-
fore the season is over. The benefit
dance at Village han on Monday even
ing VAS an enjoyable affair and we'll
patronizcd, the ball nine netting a tidy
sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Whiting re-
turned The first of the week from Glib
son. where they visited relatives.
Al
hanna County Medical society was
held at the Tarbell house. in this place
Tuesday. y number of interesting
papers were read. several cases were
reported, and general discussions Of
the various subjects took place. Off
GERS for the ensuing year We're elected
as follows: President. e. y. Nanness:
vicc-president. j. q. Wilson: secretary
u. II. Gardner; treasurer. G. {. Hal
sey: censors, j. q. Wilson. \. T.. Sny-
der and A. ]. Taylor: delegates to state
society. Pr Gardner, DR.. Peck and Dr.
Boyle.
Watch for Mondays Tribune. 1t will
contain q full description of The Trib-
unc's Second Educational Contest
This will be the grandest opportunity
ever offered for the young men and
women III .SOGtUtaSltlI i'tnnSSlNanla.
You may ask. How can YOU make
such liberal reWards?" Never mind
how We do it, we did it last year and
we can do it again. Mondays Tribune
will contain a full description of the
plan and the rewards and the contest
will he formally opened on that day.
If YOU wish to enter on the first day
send in your name now and you will
receive Il book of blanks with full in
StructionS on Monday.
Miss Lena Denel, OF Little Meadows.
is spending the commencement season
at the home of her friend, Miss Anne
Brewster. in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Lyons visited
rclatives at New Milford The first of
this week
EX-Sherif. f.. a. Leonard of Coopors-
town, n. y. has been visiting his son,
i. L.. Leonard in this place.
Rev II b. Burnes of Rush, the new
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at that place. was a visitor in
town this week.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, May o-Whrai .'ac. lower; con,
tract grade, May. 'sa19c. Com-iac. lover;
white clipped, @'c, Buticr-Firn, good de.
mand; fancy western creamery, sOc,; do do.
prints, 2lc,; do, nearby do, :2c Eggs-Fnn,
cr fresh nearby, lilac; do western, l3iaa
ne; do, southwestern, l2'ac; do. southern,
lac Cheese Quiet b''i steady; y. Y. nll
crams fancy small, lliaallh,c,' do. do. do
lair TO choice, 92allc.: de-, do. do, Iew
choice, aaohc,: do. do. 10. do, fair 10 choice,
Sasiac Refined Sugar Unchanged, Cotton
>t,pdy. rallow--l 'nclauged tity prime in
hhds,, 49la,7sc.; country do. do. hhls, y, /,
ihc.; cakes, jl.a5Iac, Live poultry scadv,
lair demand; fowls. ll'!al2c. old roosters, 7is
asc,; winter chickens, Liable; spring chirK.
ems. 1Oa25c.; ducks, lJalOiao, Dressed poultry
Firm, good demand; fowls choice, ne; do.
fair TO good, l0alOi.c; old roOstcrs, 7c.; roast.
ing chickens, frozen. loal3c.; turkeys, frozen,
lOdl2c
Rccrpts-Flour, 1000 barrels, and iSsj,O0O
pounds in sacks; wheat, 5i,C00 bushels corn.
IA 900 bushels; oats, $1,000, Shipments Wheat,
$40 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 10000,
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pITTSTON.
o the scranton Trihun,

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, May 2.--Thomas Thomas.
for the past year inside foreman at
the Twin shaft of the Seneca Coal
company, has resigned his position.
The Pittston Gazette is now pub
lishcd by William Joseph Peck for
merly of Scranton. son-in-law of the
late publisher and editor Theodorus
Hart, The announcement was made
to-day.
Mrs. Brady Hoffman. formerly of
TamauGua. now of Reading. who is
Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
-Nhram ANhorn. of West Pittston. YES
t"rday left her pocketbook in a baby
carriage outside the house of a roIa-
tive ON whom she was calling. \ lit
lie Italian girl discovered tho purse
and stole its contents.
This morning the engineer al the
Twin min" of the Seneca Coal conf
pany hoisted the cage above the sur
race and into the shravc wheel. The
wire rope broke and the heavy steel
cage dropned To the foot of the shaft.
$40 feet. Fortunately no one WAS in
cured, but tho shaft tower was badly
damaged, and work VAS suspended at
i tHt tbllltlN.
Benjamin Brown. of Pittsburg. vice.
president Of the Farmers and Me
"hanicS' BuilG$ng association. last
evening SWore out a warrant before
squire Ehrct, of West Pittston. for
he arrest of T.. NJ. YoSt, of Wilkes
'Llr", charged with cmbczzling s.. 1000
'''onSinG to the company. Iost was
NliEcS- Barre agent. He was re-
aScd under 81 O0o bail
tn" Brothers base ball team of
nGhcstoWn will cross bats Friday
lcrnnon with the strong keystone
"m Of Wilkrs-Rarrc on the Brothers'
'ifmond in Tlughestown.
Herman Audroas, Of Carroll street
IN employee at Touhlrs foundry. had
NJ" foot seriously burned YESTERDAY
afternoon hv a splash of hot metal
running Yto his shoe
Joseph Npr, Lithuanian, died at
Ne riris,oN hospital,hls morning. the
rcs'llt or injuries received in the EN-
ot"r mine. II" resided in Sturmcr-
vile,
William !. v. - aged about forty
wears, the ~ MN tinsmith or
this city. ~" mpning at 4
"'cl""k af'rv - ,r,"teru lays illness
of nlcuro-purrmunil His wife. Who
was formerly Hiss kittic IIcaley of
wyoming avenue, scranton, ana one
daughter survive; also two sons by
his first wife, The funeral will take
place at o'clock Saturday morning.
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BRADFORD COUNTY.

Sp'cldl 10 inc scranton llihnnc.
Towanda, May again Towanda
will be visited by Charles Lees great
London shows, to appear on Tuesday.
May Il. The press commends the show
as being frst-class, and "A clean per-
formance is given throughout. A noon
day parade is given each day. headed
by Lees celebrated Marine band.
Ralph Osborne, of Athens. will be
one nf the narsmen in the Memorial
day regatta by Cornell college.
\ Hallway Young Mems Christian
association Is being organized at Sayrc
John w. Mix, for many years United
states commissioner Of this district
has been rc-appointed by Judge Arch
bald. of the new Federal courts. l..
NJ. Hail Was also rr-appointed referee
in bankruptcy. Both gentlemen reside
at ToWanda.
Robert Horton. lad of Canton. while
playing with Il dynamite cartridge.
which exploded had his right eye de-
stroyod
Watch for Mondays Tribune 1t will
contain a fun description of The Trib-
une's Second Educational Contest.
This viii be the grandest opportunity
ever offered for the young men and
women of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
You may ask, How can you make
such liberal rcwards?" Never mind
how we do it; we did It last year and
We can do it again, Mondays Tribune
will contain Il full description of the
plan and the rewards, and the contest
will he formally opened on that day.
If YOU wish To enter on the first day,
send in your name now and YOU viii
receive book Of blanks with full In
slructions on Monday.
The Catholics of Athens will soon be-
Gin the erection of new church.
John Armenian, of Ulster has gone
To Yucatan, where he will represent the
American Bridge company, of Athens.
trolley road is now being agitated,
which would be extended from the
Athens, Sayre and Waverly line to
Towanda line. distance OF about
nineteen miles.
Five young men from Manchester
We're found locked in freight car at
Sayre, after being confined for twenty
four hours.
Rev w T., Daw, of Spotswood. y.
j., has accepted the rectorship of
Christ church at Athens.
Walter l.. Mains all new fashion
plate shows circus, menagerie, etc. is
billed 10 appear at Towanda on Tues
day, May IA This season will intro
duce in this greatest of all asgrega-
tions new ideas in the circus and
menagerie equipment. Among the Won
ders introduced this season are Canaan
daigua, the riding pony; the auburn
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, May o,-Cattlc- Receipts o,jUD in.
cluding !OD Texans; steers, about steady; hutch
crS stock, strong; good 10 prime steers, Sia
$50; poor 10 medium. S&sjsi.00: siockcrs and
feeders, choice, steady. otlcis, slow, ST. ljaj.05
COWS, ss75a'.65; heic's, fancy mp 10 500,
~. ..Tjai,sj; Gamers, strong, - lOd4.I,; bulls,
steady; fancy up to st,SD ~, S5ai. 90; calves,
slow, Ss,5oat7j; Texas fed steers, S2ja5,to
Texas bulls, s.. I5a3.,5,
ll'ss.k'eclp'S TO-DAY, si'm; n Tomorrow rs
higher top, s5,s7l.; mixed and butchers. slaj
l5s9ia; good 10 choice, heavy, Sh75ais1,4;
rough heavy, Sj,d0a57o; light, - 5Oaj 10; bulk
OF sales, s5.I2i2aj.Su.
sheep Receipts, 1000; sheep aud lambs.
about steady; clipped lambs up TO s4,75; good
to choice wethers. slloai.3j; yelrlines. si,2E
i,j5; native lambs, SiaIIj western lambs
81 55uJlj.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, May - Roard oi trade markets rXh'b.
ilrd considerable ncryOusncsS Today in sympathy
with the Wall stree excitement There was
low"Icr, some recovery from bottom prices. July
wheat closing ',aTc. lover, arrcr an early loss OF
noary Two cents, July corn, 2sc. down. ,luu
hilI, lsc, higher. Pork closed lic, lower llvd,
~; Jc. AMI ribs, ~ lnwcL iiull activity was
temporarily transferred rom corn to oats. Cash
quot ions follows:
flou- Easy; No. spring wheat, Gs' :a5Ol 90. ;
No. : rcd, 1Sa1iu. No, corn, 81 suj.l 70. ;
No. yellow, ill.aj2lac No : oats, asi.a20c ,
No, white. M'aa'oc.; No, rye i3a5i'. ;
good feeding barley toe; fair to clnrc malt
m"rihy cs,crn Sl'Gs; prime limothy seed S;,..ja
30: uCsS pork, Sii.ljili.G0: lard, sT.02i.a
7oi; short ribs, s7,00as,lO 10; dry sgcd shon.
dorS. 6TssTlsc.; short clear sides, $ lslaas, 3J
whiskcy, Sl.as.
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SEELYVILLE.


special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Seelyvillr, May 9.--Gustave Smith
has finished the painting of his store,
c:G",os smith has IA boardcr, (which
W. believe has come to stay-a little
sun.
Itiva Tallman, the little daughter of
Perry Talman who fell in IA well re-
Gently and was rescued at the point of
death, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Chris ERIK spent the past week
in New York city, as the guest of rela-
tivcs there.
The recent malady OF measles has
somewhat abated, and pupils are
gradually returning to school.
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LEGAL.


IN THE MATTER Of designation Of newspaper.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the Western district of Pcni'syvania.
See. rs. Courts OF bankruptcy shall by order
designate a newspaper published within their i"-
spectiye territorial districts and in the county
in which the bankrupt resides or the major part
OF his property is situated in which notices re-
qmircd 10 he published by this act and orders
which the court may direct TO be published shall
be inserted Any court may in particular case,
for the convenience oil parties IN interest, dcslG-
nate some additional newspaper in which notices
and orders in such shall he published
At scranton. in said district at a court ~
bankruptcy held before G. A. Van Wormer, Rel
cree in Bankruptcy of said court, on the aith
day oi April, A. d., 1901.
1t is hereby ordered that all notices and order,
required to he published in bankruptcy proceed
ngs in the county of lackawanna in said dis
,rict be published in the Scranton Tribune, a
daily newspaper published in the city OF scr'n'
ton county of Lackawanna and district aiore.
said G. A. VAN WORMER, Referee,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. q, Dale, y l.ack,w,nna Ave. !
butter Creamery, old. 2Oa2lc; fresh, .2sa2ia ac
dairy, fresh, l9iaa20'ac
Cheese Full cream, l2al3c.
Eggs Western ircsh, lila to ljc,; nearby
state. l5ia to l6c.
BcanS--Per bu,, choice marrow, s2.j5a2 TO-
Pea Bcans-Pcr bu., choice marrow, S2,5ja2 10.
Medium RcansPcr bu.. S..i0a2 Is.
Green Peas s--Per bil., Sl.40ali5
Oniors-Pcr bu, 81 iOal, so,
Flou---B Best patent, per barrel Si6j.
Rcd Kidney Bcans-Pcr bu,, =, tjl2jl
Potatoes Soc bIshcl,
Bcrnida Onions-S1 l5a9. a.
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TUNkHANNOCk.

Special 10 the scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, May 9.-AIrs. T.. T..
Johnson and Mrs. III. r.. Wilkins, of
Nicholson, were guests at Hotel Gra-
ham on Wednesday
Andrew L. Bedford, of Scranton was
doing business in town ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia Maynard is seriously i'll
at her home on East TioGa street.
Mrs. James Deubler and little daush-
ter Rachel, of Springville, We're call
ihS on friends in town on Wednesday
Helen Fitch, Esther Brown, Helen
tut2askh Marguerite Squier and Don
'onn5ll arc among the many little oucs
Who are III with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Reynolds,
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New York Live Stock.

New York, Nav Beeyes-Nothins doiu,.
feeling. steady calves Market quiet bus stead, ;
,eals, So, ,25aj,jD.
Sheep-steady; lambs. SLOW; woocd stock,
lower; spring lambs, not wautcd clipped
sheep quoted at Sa9jaI. 90; clipped lambs sold
al Si.62iaaj 10: prime woollcd do. al $50
Spring lambs almost nominal at Slst5O per head
Hogs Barely steady: western hogs, $3.50;
state do, S6lG 10.
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, May 9.-Cattle-S Stoddy; extra,
s.. j0aj. 30; prime, Sj.I0dj.,0 good 81 0a5 -
Hog, Steady; p'imc heNics. hrst Sonkcys
and mediums sjsj; light yorkcr,, $3.50; pigs,
-. 50a5. 10; skpS, siIjJj.2i; rouGhs, S,aj. 10
shcep-stCadyi best wcthers, Si3Ddi. 80; choice
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haired girl in her high dive; the per-
forming horses, and the detachment Of
Rough Riders. For the first time will
also be seen a military company of
ladies giving a Zouave drill. A noon
day parade will be given.
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FINANCIAL.
OLDEST! WALL. STREET
SAFEST, Money viii Earn Big Monthly
BEST! pho ,nys.tor,s tmnd paS, Semi .rontb,,

bEol! The Investors Fund Pays Semi monthly,
The oldest established in America No certificate
holder has ever lost cent, Payments made &c
all subscribers every 10 days. M trouble, NJ
DELAY Money refunded on demand Write to-
day for particulars, free TO any address.
G.. 4. Mackey 4 Co., Hudson Bldg, New York
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oil City, May D trcdit balances, no; ccr'
tihcalcS, NO bid Shipments, ll1,iiI; Average,
g,lS9 Runs, lo3i0lJi average, plla.
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Scranton Board Of Trade Exchange
Quotations-All Quotations Based
on Par Of 100.
STOCKS.

STOCKS Bid. Asked
First National Bank .............. l2UD "
Scranton Savings Bank ............ $50 49,
Third National Bank ............. 4SO -
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank. 275 -.
Economy Light, II. r. Co. ...... -. 4S
Lacka Trust safe Deposit Co. .... l5O -.
Clark e. Shower Co., Pr. ......... Us "
Scranton Iron Fence Mig. Co. ... -. 100
Scranton Axle Works .............. -. %
Lackawanra Dairy Co., Pr ...... -. 90
County Savings Bank & Trust Co.. $50 49,
First National Bank (Carbondale).. -. 800
Standard Drilling Co. ........... g.. 30
Traders National Bank .......... la5 -.
Scranton Bolt and Nut Co ......... 100 49,
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway. first
Mortgage due 1920 .............. lis -.
Peoples Street Railway. first mort
gage, due 1918 ..............,.... llj -.
Peoples Street Railway, General
mortgage. due 1921 ............ li5 -.
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ....... -. 100
Lacka. Township School per cent. -. lO2
City of Scranton st. Imp. per
cent. ............ .'.''..'..'..... lUS
Scranton Traction per cent, .,... ii5 ...
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rulRp LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - Nori

TnIRp LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 90 Notice is
hereby given lha, the Republican standing
committee OF the Third legislative district oi
lauLawamI county will mert al the arbitration
lOon court house. scranton, on saturday, the
eighteenth day oI May, lDOl, at O'Clock in tie
afternoon. ipr the purposes of organization ami
fixing a lime when The primaries Tor the election
of state delegates shall hc held. BY order of
T. J. Matthews, Chairman.
Attc,t:rJ T.. Watkins. secretary.
sorLnton. Pa, May D. 1901
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Oil Market.

lambs, sjai, lj common to good, >i.j0aj' rca
calves -. jnI6
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atlac; track white western. aaiaa37isc; tract;
white, state, :i"i2ai.i.t Option market was
quite steady all lay. Butter strong: cream.
"r", ljanc. factory, Hale. imitation cream.
"N, i3ai1c.; state dairy, l,al>c Cheese
Easy; iarcy large ,olo,"d, lo,ac,: fancy large
white, l0Lal0ar.: farry small colored. li'ac.;
.ln"y snail white. ne. Eggs Strong; state
and fcnna., llali'ac,; southern, Haze; west.
",n storage, i'icaiIhc.; western regular packed,
l3dl3A,C,