BRIEF MENTION OF HEWS
Happenings of the World from
Pole to Pole.
TOLD IN A FEW SECONDS OP TIME.
Tin Developments of Kaeti liny During
tha Work t'uu1it Fresh mini the Ilusy
Wires and t.'arefully Killtad and Cun
denim)! tnt Our Kuaritirs.
Senator Joliu Jones Hum ma been ap
pointed sponker of the Oiiturin senate to
succeed Seimtor Lncoste, who him been ap
pointed chief just let) of the IJuebeci court
of nppeaK
Nothing lins lieen received nt tin- stnto
or navy department either to conllrm or
deny the report from Chill of the enenpe of
llnlnmcedi. from Valparaiso under pro
tection of Admiral lirown ou the L'uited
Status cruiser Sun Frum-lsco.
A sneak thief entered the residence of
John Ford on Tyaen street At Snuit Har
bor, 8. I., and stole money and Jewelry to
the amount of ubout (:iihi.
Kir-hard Ciirr, forty-uiKUt years of ne,
of 02 Kleveiith avenue, Newark, In trying
to Jump from n Lackawanna train fell and
had both feet cut olT by the wheels.
Henry Van Name, eighteen years old,
arrested while robbing a house in Smith
town, Ij. I., confesses that the plot was to
murder old Mr. Whitman mid Ids sister
and rob nnd liurn their home. He impli
cates Junius Lynn, a stone iiiuhoii.
The New York society belle, .Misj Sallle
Hariious, was married in All Saints'
church, Newport, to Mr. Duncan KUiot,
Sept. 15.
At New York the old Moses Y. lleach
building, corner of Nassau and Fulton
streets, was destroyed by lire. Some of
the occupants narrowly escaped with their
lives. The llremeu were hampered by lack
of water.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who finished her
husband's memoirs begun by himself, lias
sued Hubert llelford, the llelford company
and Kdwmd Lnniie (orH),((K) for royalties,
which she claims are due her from the sales
of the book. She has not yet received h
cent for her work, although the book sold
well. The linn is embarrassed and cannot
pay.
Francis W., president, and Henry It. Ken
nedy, cashier of the defunct Spring Uar
den National bank, who were convicted
recently for wrecking that institution,
were sentenced by Judge Butler this morii
intx to ten years each in the Kastern peni
tentiary. U. V. Allen, World's fair commissioner
from New York, has purchased several
pieces of property in Chicago.
It is rumored at Hurlln'ton, la., that
ex-(iovernor (Jeer has been tendered Judge
Cooley's place on the interstate com
merce commission.
William Hessler, of Chicago, was stabbed
ten times whilo trying to stop a quarrel
between Daniel David and Ids wife and
Charles Meyer. Mrs. David did the stab
bing. W. W. Johnson, formerly a well known
business man at Stony Point, N. Y., com
mitted suicide by hanging.
The navy department lias made a very
satisfactory trial of smokeless powder for
smull arms of American manufacture.
Ex-Friar Francis Dent has invoked the
aid of the civil courts to annul the decree
which expelled him from the Order ot
Franciscan Monks.
The Examiner, of San Francisco, says
that Albert son, the cashier of the Tacoma
Fidelity Trust company, absconded with
t-HJ.OOO cash and nearly $1,1X10,000 in bonds,
instead of gD.COO, as reported.
Senator John Hi Mcl'herson, of New Jer
sey, has accepted an invitation to make a
number of speeches for Governor Camp
bell In the Ohio campaign.
Sheriff John McCargue, of Somerset,
Ky., was shot dead in his stable by Joseph
and John Oillaiid.
Ninety of the 110 destitute Jewish refu
gees who arrived ut Montreal on the steam
ship Oregon recently, were seut to the
United States and western Can ail a.
The physicians ot John Fitzgerald, pres
ident ot the International League of
America, say that ho will never be him
self agaiu mentally.
Mrs. Allen G. Thurnian is reported, ut
Columbus, O., as being much improved.
Sheriff John H. McCargue, of Kock cas
tle county, Ky., was killed by uu unknown
assassin.
Sixteeu-yenr-old Percy Carr accidentally
shot and killed his six-year-old cousin,
Harry Price, at Northeast, Md., while ex
amining a pistol.
Assembly nominations in New York
state have beeu made as follows: Peter D.
Mnller, Democrat, Cortland county; CJ.
P. II. Gould, Democrat, Lewis county.
L. L. Polk, president ot the National
Farmers' Alliance, believes Cleveland will
be uomiuated in lStftJ.
Investigation proves the report to be
incorrect that Prince Bismarck bad suf
fered a slight stroke ot apoplexy.
Archbishop Corrigau laid the comer
stone of the new church of St. Joachim
and St. Anue, at Mount Loretto, S. 1.,
Sept. U.
It is reported that Tascott, the murderer
of Millionaire Suell, of Chicago, has been
caught at Charleston, S. C.
Major Edmund I Smith, formerly of
the United States army and a member of
the law firm of Wells, Smith & Mason, of
Denver, died at Heading, Pa., Sept. U.
The proposed reproduction ot "Lohen
grin" iu Puris caused so much excitement
that It had to be postponed.
The Lake Erie and Western railroad
strike in Ohio is at an end.
The Consumers' Merchandise Clothing
"d Provision company at Philadelphia
has suspeuded.
The Junto de Goblerno recognized the
validity of the puper money issued by Bal
muceda iu Chili, and the bank have re
opened. John H. B. Latrobo, leading lawyer of
Maryland, died at Dultiuiore.
The Ashing schooner Georglann, of Yar
mouth, wai upset iu maklug Halifax har
bor and her captain and crew of llfteen
men were drowned.
H. M. Hobluson, Atlunta, Ga., hus been
elected president of the National Associa
tion of Hullway Postal Clerks.
The resignation ot Sir Hector Langevin,
mluisterof public works, Ottawa, due to
the recent disclosures ot crookedness in
his department, has been accepted.
The appointment of Mrs. Virginia C.
Meredith, oue ot the Indiana lady mana
gers, is being urged as cbiet ot the depart
ment of live stock of the World's fair.
Mrs. Meredith ov a stock farm.
A general election will be held in Chill
n Oct. 18. The new president will be in
augurated on Deo. 30. Eighteen refugee
have been landed by the Dultiuiore at Mot
lendo, Peru.
DR. LORINQ'3 FUNERAL.
The OWq.Hr f Onr Kx-Mlnlster In
I'orlngnl Will lie 111,1 Thursday.
Boston. Sept. l.V-Thn funeral of George
Dalley Lorlnu, who died at, his home in
Huston shortly after midnight Sunday,
will be held Thursday in this city. He was
born at North Andover, Mass., graduated
at Harvard colletta in 181W and at Harvard
Medical college 1S4J. In 1H!W he was made
postmaster of Salem, Mass. Meanwhile
he had given a large share of his time to
t he study of practical and sclentlrtn agrt
culture. He was the leading spirit iu es
tablishing the New England Agricultural
society In 1SD4, and was elected its presi
dent. His prominence iu so Important a field
a agriculture brought him into political
relations which re
sulted inJds elec
tion to the legisla
ture of bli state,
taking a sent In
the house of rep
ly, resentatlves In
Pk 110 and 1S07, and
suosrquentiy oe-
Coming i member
jr of t ho senate, and
serving rrom IS,3
to 1X70 as pres.
dent of that body.
In his legislative
enrear he did
much for his fa
vorite cause and
o. . Lol.im fur S(.(.,itin e,i.
ention in the common schools. In IkTiI
Dr. Luring was elected to congress from
the Fifth Massachusetts district, and was
re-elected in 1ST4.
In issi l)r. Luring was appointed United
States commissioner of agriculture by
President Garlleld, who gave him his com
mission and instructions the day before
he was mortally wounded. In June, 1RH0,
he was married to Mrs, Anna T. Hildreth,
widow of Charles H. llildinth, a lawyer of
New York city. This was his second mar
riage. In ly he was nominated us min
ister to Portugal, but resigned after a few
months and returned to his home iu Dos
ton. THE BRAVE BOYS REMEMBERED.
Dedication of tlm llpiisselner County
Soldiers' Monument nt Troy.
TilOV, N. Y., Sept. 13. The Hensselaur
county soldiers' monument was dedicated
in this city today. The monument, which
has been erected by popular subscription,
is undoubtedly one of the tluest memorials
in the country. The principal speaker at
the monument was Captain John Palmer,
the new commamler-iu-chief of the G. A. H.
The dedicatory address at Music hall was
delivered by Gen. Stewurt L. Woodford,
of Brooklyn.
The monument stands on Washington
square where the public fountain formerly
stood, was designed by Fuller & Wheeler,
architects, of Albany, und built by Fred
erick & Field, of Ijuincy, Mass., and is
constructed of the best (juincy granite.
Ground was broken for it Sept. 25, its), by
Colonel C. L MacArthur. The corner stone
was laid with appropriate ceremonies on
May 30, 1MM. The height ot the monument
completed is ninety-three feet. At the
base tho monument is sixteen feet squure.
liruiixe tablets iu bus relief, representing
cavalry, artillery, infantry and naval en
gagements, are let into the four sides of
the die. Casper Hubert, of New York, is
the sculptor, and they are elaborate pieces
of art. Above the faces of the die on the
gabled front of tho superstructure, are in
scriptions. "To the soldiers and sailors
of Rensselaer county who fought for their
country on land and sea" is one inscrip
tion. On top stands the cfllgy of Columbia,
with trumpet in hand sounding the "Call
to Arm." Tho statue is of bronze and
was designed by Sculptor James E. Kelly,
and cast by the Heury Don nurd llroiuj
company, New York. Tun weight of the
statue is 4.H40 pounds and is over thirteen
feet in height. It. is a handsome piece of
work, and is said to be the largest piece ot
bronze statuary representing a female ever
cast iu this country.
SHOT BY AN ACTOR.
M. 11. Curtis Kills u rulleemuu ut San
Francisco.
San Fmsi'lseo, Sept. 13. M. IJ. Curtis,
"Sum'l of Posen," the well known charac
ter actor, who is locked up in the city
prisuu here on the charge of murdering
Policeman Alexander Grant, of this city,
was brought into court in the ufteruoou.
Curtis looked pale and trembled percept
ibly, evidently not having slept much since
the shooting had occurred. Dy consent
the case was postponed until next Mon
day to await the actiou of the coroner's
jury and to allow the attorneys to prepare
their cuse.
At uu early hour Grant, was shot and in
stantly killed, and there are several wit
nesses who declare that Curtis did the
shooting. The outlook tor him Is dark.
Hunker Corning tines for Libel.
ltncHKSTKR, N. Y., Sept. 10. J. Sher
wood Corning, a wealthy aud prominent
citizen of Rochester, who is one of the pro
prietors of the Corning Brothers' bank
here, hus sued tho New York Sun to re
cover lS.lHK) damages for libel. The Sun
charged 1dm with assaulting oue Mrs.
Jenkinsoii upon the steamer Circussia.
The woman is now serving u seutence on
liluckwell's island.
Fatal Accident nt Krie.
EltlK, Pa., dept. 10. Lightning struck a
trolley car on tho Eighth street liue, burn
ing out the armature. The passengers
rushed from the swiftly moving car. All
escaped without injury except Miss Ilerttia
Mark ley, aged twciity-Mve, a dressmaker,
who was thrown violently to the pave
ment. She died two hours later. Five
other curs had a similar experience.
Stationer Avery to Got a Divorce.
PLAINFIKLH, N. J.. Sept. 10. The testi
mouy in the divorce suit of William 1$.
Avery, the custom uousestationer, against
Ida Avery, who eloped last June with John
H, Gable, has been concluded. The report
advises that a decree of ubsolute divorce
be grunted Avery.
Mrs. Logan's flunk.
Dethoit, Sept. 10. In an Interview Mrs.
John A. Logan states that she wishes her
husband's monument to be of bronze and
granite, and that tdio will devote her earn
ing if necessary to its erection.
He Cave the Widow .8100,000.
New York, Sept. 10. The wife of Dr.
Alexander Huclianan, of this city, asserts
thai he has spent (100,000 on Mrs. Kute M.
Foster, u young widow. She wunts a
separation.
Twa Donbury Men Missing.
DAxntritY. Conn., Sept., 16. Two Dan
bury men, Adolphe Gtrurd and William O.
Simpson, disappeared Aug. 2. uud have
not siuoo beeu snen. Foul ulav is feured.
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BLOOMSBURG, TA.
Home, of N. Y.j Merchants', of NewarV,
N. J.j Clinton, N. Y. ; Peoples', N. Y.;
Reading, I'a.j German Ameiican Ins. Co.,
New York; Greemvich Insurance Co., Ne
Yorkj Jersey City Fire Ins. Co., Jersey City,
N. J.
These old corporations are well s--aoner
by age and fire tested, and have never yet
had a loss settled by any court 0 law. Theii
assets are all invested n solid securities, art
liable to the hazard of lire only.
Losses promptly rnd honestly adjusted am'
paid as soon as determined, by Christian V
Knapp, Special Aent and Adjuster, Bloo.ns
burg, Pa.
The people of Columl ia county slio'di
pat ionize the agency wlu-re looses if anv, ur
settled and paid by one of their ou citius
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
W. R. TUBBS, TROP'R.,
Opposite the Court House)
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Large and convenient sample rooms. Bath
rooms, hot and cold water, and all modern
conveniences.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD.
AFTER Jl'I.Y It), Will.
Trains leave BloomsburK as follows: (Sundays
ror r.ew lors, ruiuiuriiiinH, nrauiuy, iuiw
vine, Tamsqua, rtc. 10, 11 a. m.
For W IlllMiisport, S.w a. ni.. 8.15 p. tn.
For Dunviue uud Juiltou, 8.1X) a. m , 3 15, 11.C5
, ......
p. tn.
orCatawlss 6.10, 8.00,11.25 a. m., 13.15, 5.00,
6,Hp. m.
For Kupert MO, 8.30, 11.85 a. m., 12.15, 8.15,
too, e.SU, U.05 p. in.
j ruins ror uioomsDurg
Leave New York via of Philadelphia 7.41 a.
m., 4 00 p. m. aud via Easlon 8.45 a. in., 4.00 p.
m.
Leave Philadelphia 1P.00 a. m , A.00 p. m.
Leuve Reading u.M a. m. 7.57 p. in.
Leave Poll sville 19.30 p. m.
Leave Taumqua 1.81 a. in., 0.18 p. m.
Leave vi liimiuai (n t v 45 s. u ., 4 W p. tn.
l eave Catuwisba 7.00, 8.?0a. m. 1.30, 3HI, 5.10
11.10 p.m.
Leave Hunert s.M. 7.08. 8 87. 11.30 a. m.. l.ST.
8.87. .!. 11.10 p. ni.
for usuimurH, w asmngioQ ana m vtest via
11. AO. K. K., tliroUKU trains leave Ulrard Ave
nue KtaMon. I'll 1 1 a. (P. It. K. K.) 4. IS, 8.111. 11.87
a. m., 1.34, 4.84, 5.(5 7.83 p. m. bundays4.1A, 8.08,
11.87 a, m., 4 84, 5.55, T.83 p. m,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf and
South Street Warf.
roa 1TLINTIC C1TT.
Wwkflavs Express, .nn, a. in., .no. '.oo p. in
Aocouimodatlon, n 00 a, m. uud 5.110 p. in. 1
Huurtavs Kxpn as, MM, a. in. Accouimodi.
hod, H.wi, a. in. uud 4.30 p. 111.
Returnlntr, Ifav" Atlantic 'ltj depot, Atlntlo
and Arkansas AveiMiea. Weekdays Express.
7.30. 8.0" a. tin. and 4.00 p. m. Accommidotlon,
b.iu, a. m. aim .au . ui. - ;
. a " , ' ' 'J u , ... . DbWUIIAI.UVI.
7,iw a. 11 . aud 4.30 p. m.
A. A. Mcl.KOn, C. C. HANCOCK.
Pros. A tien'l Manager. Uuu'l Puss. Agt.
SAILS0AD TIME TILES.
D
ELAWARE LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NORTH.
P. w.
A 80
35
A 40
A 4
7 l)J
71
7 (
787
7l
7 8H
741
7 4H
T 54
8 rn
8 10
8(1
S8H
8 Ml
8 85
8 41)
8 45
8 40
54
8 Ml
HOI
9 11
fl 111
V 85
9 35
r.u.
T. X? .
1 50
A. M. A. P
10(8 6 4"
A A
NOKTnCMBlaLAHD
(nmeron
LhtllBsky
Tanvllle A....
Catawlssa
Hupert
Bloomsburg
Espy
Lime Kid ire
willow urove.
Hrlurrreelt
Herwlrk
Keacb Haven
Hick's Kerry
MilckMilnny
Ilimiork's
NanMroke
Avotidt le
riyinoiitb
Plymouth Junction
Klnfts'.on
Dennett.....
Wsltrjr ,
Wyoming
Weet I'liieton
Plttston
Duryea
t 18
8 80
HI
t n
a 43
8 50
8 54
804
8 10
8 17
80
8K
8 411
8 51
8 5H
4 (III
4 05
4
4 18
4 17
4 '8
4 Kl
4
4 H7
4 45
4 r,0
4 55
10 m
low
10 44
10 49
11 1
11 18
1183
li'49
.... 74
1158 71-
Tfi
18 03 7 5.
18 08 8 0
18 13
1884
i'i'ss
1841
Lackawatna
Tsylorvllln
Henevnn
Scraktom
r.u
r. h. r. s
STATION'S.
SOUTH.
A.M. A.M. P.M. P. II
PotsKTOK 0 8 50 185 6s-
ll'llettie HC5 0 55
Taylorvllle 10 inoo 1 4 tf
Lsckawanna e iti hut 1 r ...
llilnea. ..... .... 6 88 10 M 1 55 6 H
Hltston 618 1014 tio 681
Wesl l lttston 86 10 -JO 8(l 6 8
Wyoming 6 40 10 f5 8 11 s
Malt by 6 44 10 JH
Hennetr H4H iu sa it ih
Elnvston 6M 10 f 5 685 S4f
Plvmomh Junction 659 10.19 8v9 ...
Plymouth 7 04 1 0 44 8 84 6 54
Avondal 709 10 48 888 65f
NanMroke 7 14 1058 t48 li
Bunlook's 7 80 11 r.9 8 50 TH
Khlckshlnny 7 81 1109 8 01 Tfc
nick's Ferry 7 44 11 8:1 8 17 7-
BeselinaveD 7 54 1188 8 85 7 4'
Herwirk. 8 08 1140 8 33 7 4-
Briar CrrHr 8C .... 8 40 ..
Willow Grove 813 11 '0 8 44 7 6'
LlmeHldge 817 11 58 8 M 8 0-
nspy e xs jx 11 o ' o
BlorrrsMirz 8 81 1818 4 I B 8 40
Hupert 8 87 IS 18 418 81'.
Catswlssa 8 48 18 93 111 It
rnnvllle.; 8 67 18 87 4 88 8 8
Cbillppky 8 03 .... 4 46 ...
Cameron 9 07 IS 48 4 51 ...
NoaTBt'MBIIRLAKD 9 88 1 CO 6 06 8 R
A. M. r. M. T. M. P.
CcnnectlonA at Rupert with Philadelphia t
PenflMf VMlrord for Tamanrrd, Tsmaqoa
Wllllnmptott. Puroury, l'ousvllle, etc At
Nottlmmberlard with P. ft E. Dlv. P. B. H. fot
HarrlbbutR. Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren,
Corry acd Erie.
w. r. 11ALUHHAV, nen. man.,
Scranton, Pa,
Penneylvania Railroad.
P. ft E. K. B. D1V. AND N. C. R'T
In errect July 19, lfo. Trains leave Sunday
EASTWARD
:f,5 a. m. Train 14 (l)allv excent SnndaVI tn
Harrlsburfr rrd intermedial stations srrtvlng
at Philadelphia 3:15 p. m. j New York 5:50 p. m.;
Paltlnime. 3:10 d. m.: Washlnirton A:AA o. m..
corinectlng at 1-hlladelplila for all Pea Shore
points. Passenger coaches 10 Philadelphia
ttnlitmore.
l-f.o p. rn. Train s, (Daltj except Sunday,) for
Ponlpburif and intermediate stations, arrivUw
at PI iladeiphla at ti-M p. m. ; New York, 9:84 p.
m. ; Paltlmore A:45 p. ni. ; vi sehlneton s:16 p. tn.
Parlor cars to Philadelphia and passenger
coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
5.S5 n m. Train 18 IDallv ntmt. Knnrtsvl tnr
Harrlshurg and Intermediate points, arriving
at I hlladelphla lf:55 p. m. Baltimore 10:40 p.
ni.
:0 p. m. Train 6. fDallv.l for nArrlnhiirsr and
nil tnteimeillate stations, arriving at Philadel
phia 4:2S a. m : New York T-l a. m. Pullman
altcping car from Harrlsriurg to Philadelphia
ond New York. 1 hlhirtelphln papneogerscaii re
main in a eeper undisturbed until 7 a. m.
l:S0a m (Dally,) for Uarrlsburg and Inter
mediate ptnttnns, arriving at Philadelphia 8:50 a
in., pr. i.'rsv:wa. 111., isaiiimore e:8U a. m.,
Wosl lnelon 7:30 a. m.. Pullman tilennlnv cars
to Philadelphia and passenger coaches to Phila
delphia and Baltimore.
s:is a. in. 1 rain is (Dolly,) for narrisburg
and tritf iniedlate stations, arriving at Balti
more -:la. m. and Washington 9:55 a. m and
Pullman sleeping cars to Baltimore, Washing
ton, and Passenger coaches to Baltimore.
WESTWAKD.
8:04 a. m Tralnomallv exeent Rnrrtnr tnr
Canandslgua, Bochester, Buffalo snd Niagara
Falls, with f ullman BleeDlmr ears and Diuaen.
ger coaches to Kochester.
8:10 a. tn 1 rain 8 (Unity,) for Erie. Canandal
gua and IntPimedlate stations, Rochester, Buf
falo and Niagara Falls, with Pullman palace
cars and passenger couches to Erie and Roches
ter. 9:5 Tnln is (Pally,) for lock Haven and
Intermediate stations.
i:48 p. m Train 11 (Dally except Sunday) for
Kane, t'anandslirua and lntt rinorttnte Miminna
Poihener, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls with
through papgenger cobcIipb to Kane and Roches
ter and Parlor car to Rochester.
8:su p. m Train 1, (Dally except Sunday) for
ltenove, Elmlra and Intermediate stations.
!':i'5 4D. in Train 81. (Dallv.l for u llllnm.nnrt.
and Intermediate statluns.
THUOCGH TRAINS FOR STOBUHT FROM
j on nss 1 j euuiu.
Train 15 Leaves New York, isms niirhr. Phila
delphia 4;8" a. m., Dnltlmore 4:45 a. 111., Harris
burg, 8:10 a. tn., dally arriving at fcunbury 9:54
a. m.
Train 11 leaves Ph'ladplnhla 8-sn a. m .
Wr,slilnoitnn a tn HuliimnM a.nn & M
(dally except Sunday) arriving st sunbury, i:4j
with Parlor car from Philadelphia and passen
ger coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Train 1 Leaves New York 9:00 a, m , Philadel
phia li:4'i a. m., Washington 10:50 a, m.. Haiti
more lt:45 a. m , (dally except Sunday) arriving
ut sunbury 6:30 p m. with passengur couches
from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Train 91 leaves New York a nn 11. m Phiiaiiai.
phla 5;8ft p. m., Washington 4:i p. m., Paltlmore
5:38 p. m. (Dslty) arriving at sunbury 10:05 p. m.
...iu ,iu.,vDi.c. j.iiiv f:.7u p. ui., ruiiauei
phlai:80 p. m.. Washlneton 7:40 o. m.. Bsltl.
more 8:4(i p m., (Dally exeeot Saturday,) arnv.
lug at sunbury, 8:04 a. m. with Pullman sleeping
cars and passenger coaches from Washington
and Pall Iniore.
Train 8 leaves New Y'ork 8:C0 p. m., I'hiladel
phla ll;8B p m., W ashlngton I0:e0 p. m., Baltl
more 11:80 p. m, (Dally,) arriving at Sunbury
6:10 s. m.. Willi Pullman sleeping cars from
Philadelphia, Washington and Paltlmore ind
passenger coaches from Philadelphia, and Balti
more SUNBURY HA7.LETON, WILKFSRARRg
KA1LKUA11, AM SOUTH AND WEST
BRANCH RAILWAY.
(Dally except Sunday)
Train 7 leaves Stinburv 10:00 a. m. srrlvlno. sr.
Bloom Kerry 10:48 a. m., Wilkes Barre 18 10 p. m.
Iriiln 11 leaves Sunbury 5:35 p. in. arriving at
Bloom Kerry 6:86 p. m., Wllkes-Barre 7:60 p. m.
HHZletOD 7:54 p. m.
Train s leaves Wllkes-Barre 11:17 a. m. arrlv.
Ing at Blcom Ferry 18:87 p. m., sunbury 1:88 p.
TPln 10 leaves Hazleton 8:04 n. m. wiikea.
Barre 3:18 p. m., arriving at Bloom Ferry 4:31 p.
111., sunbury 6:15 p. in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Train 7 leaves Sunnurv in.no a. m. nrrivlnu mt.
Bloom Kerry 111:48 a. in., Wllkeg-Harre 18:10 a. m,
'ItBin 86 leaves Wllkes-barre 5:10 p. m arrlv.
Ing at Bloom Ferry p. m., suubury 7:30 p, m.
.'ii.hi i ..I uu t .1,..''.. n
(Jen. Managor. Gen. Pass, Agt.
gLOOMSBURQ& SULLIVAN R. K
isKiiig eneci.jnuMJAT, NOV, 17, 180.
SOUTH. NORTH.
.Un..,r- At- Ar AT' LT'
BIOomBburg,n... 4 98 18 10 7 16 8 86 t 86 (40
Main Street 6 18 18 04 7 07 8 48 I 48 6 47
murtalr . ( 16 18 00704 845148 6 60
Papei Mill (08 11 69 ( 66 8 58 8 58 6 6
Ughtstreeu 6 06 11 49 ( 58 8 66 1 66 Til
(iriifev111e 6 67 11 88 6 43 ( 06 ( 07 fag
folks. 6 46 11 87 ( 83 ( 16 ( 17 7 80
Int er's , 6 49 11 24 6 80 9 80 ( 80 t 84
Mlllater 6 87 11 19 6 85 (87(86 T89
Hei.lnn , 5 88 11 09 ( 16 ( 87 8 88 1 89
tdson. 6 18 11 04 ( 11 ( 41 ( 88 T 44
Cole (reck, 680 11 03 6 09 ( 44 ( 48 1 48
kl' I,., rlnu , . ., m m Am . lj u . .
... m , 1. . v uo v W O W I H
I hu st ba, 6 If 10 54 6 00 9 68 ( 60 7 57
Central 6 08 10 48 6 58 10 08 4 00 8 07
JamlkOb tit' ... 5 00 10 40 6 80 10 10 4 06 8 10
Lt. Lt. Lv. at. Ar.
Mi. 6. A.M. A. T. X.
65
A Of
6
69
A8I-
A 8T
64
A 4i
6 6
6 51
7 IV
7(1
71!
7.
7
60!
8 1.
81
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