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mm OF NEWS
Important Events of tho
Past Week.
l'UIDAY. OCT. 7.
Washis'iton, Oct.. 27. Informntimi fur
aiabeil tim at"1" department liy Tlioodors
M. fiti'J)!i"i United States consul at An
mbcrg, (lernuiny, shows that the opposi
tion In tliat country to American product
diJ not rml with tbe removal of tbe re
frictions on the ImuortHtim of American
pork and that American hay la now under
tbf ban.
Komk, Oct. 27. The mayor of Spezzla
giire a luncheon liiHteveuiiK to Sir Michael
I'uline -Scrniour and the other ofllwrs ol
tha Britlitli fleet now visiting the port.
Liter the Duke of Uenoa eutertaiued Ad
miral Seymour aboard hi (IsKshtp, the
Lepimto, and then Admiral Lnbratio gura
l reception to tbe ofllcora of tbe English
and Italian lleeti.
St. liorta, Oct. 27. Albert Ahlilnk, at
(he city hospital, is suffering from a dig
ests culled Hncnylostotnum dodsnals, the
tfftct of which la to render him a white
u marble. Even hla tongue, sum and
finger nail are devoid of all color. He it
btlieved to be tbe lint patient aulTuring
(rom the peculiar ailment ever in th
weitern country.
Ciikaiio, Oct. 27. Unle the South
park commissioner experience a change
f heart tbe world's fair official will have
to live up to tbe letter of tbeir contract
rrftarding the removal of buildings. They
will also he called upon to turn ths park
over to the commissioners ou Jnn. 1,
1394. Thl waa the dsclslon of the hoard
tone of it meeting, and President Don
nentlieraer say t hi will be final unless
tometlilng decidedly more pertinent eball
be advanced by tbe fair autaoritlei.
Manchester, N. H., Oct. 27. A yeat
go a body wa burled In St. Joseph's
cemetery a that of Annie Dunn, duughter
( Ann Dunn, of thl city. The young
woman left borne a number of year ago,
mil it wa reported that a woman answer
ing to that UMUie was found dead iu Low
ell. Tlie body was brought here and Iden
tified a thut of tbe Dunn girl, though The
mother refused to see It. The real Annie
Dunn baa now returned boms, and the
kiriitity of tbe dead woman whose body
brought here from Lowell Is a mystery.
Providknck, K. I., Oct. 27. It 1 re
ported here that woolen manufacturer
Jsme Metcalf will start up his Wmiskuck
mill In a few days at old schedule of
wages paid in OIneyvllle before the strike.
' Metcalf shut down after the OIneyvllle
manufacturers met and decided upon tbe
13 to SO per cent cut. Within the past
(ort y-cinhi hours several .department in
llw mill have Wij started up and the
mill muy start tit full ou Monday u-xt.
The resumption of operation at Wmii
lack will euuss trouble unions the ni um
farturer. for it in charged by the Olnuy
ville mill owner that Metuulf h:i no.ie
back on the schedule-m.ikiun and deserted
the otiier manufacturers. Metcalf xiya
that the Olucyville muuufuctuivrs were
not to bi trusted ou an agreement to cut
wajjea.
SATL'KD.W OCT. SH.
Washington, Oct. o3. Tho house com-mltti-o
ou banking Hiul currency bin
potpjned until the regular session in D.s-ifniU-i-
tliu further consideration of the
bill to suspend tho tux on clearing i)o:m.
ceriilicatus issued during the stringency.
Washington, Ot. VIS Tlio treasury
U-purtiiiui.t Nemi-uilici.illy ilcclaivd tli.it
there vm no further fear of tli.tlerii lieiu.;
nitt'o.ltiiv.l from Europu by ituuii.tr.ints,
in di-i-idiug- to recall nearly nil tno sur
teo.is of the iniuilio l.ospiiil service, now
tiimv!d at the priuviput Etiro;ie.n porn.
Ciikstkh, Pn., Oet. 28. The bluest
oil tank ship owned by the Standard oil
company was launched yesterday at
Roudi's cli!j,yaid. The vessel M 24'J fe.-t
loir;, D7 feet wide, hiiiI 10 feet deep. Her
uiiueity is TdO.MW callous of oil iu bulk.
iien slie Kails from Philadelphia she will
airy l."i,0UO barrels of oil.
Jacksox, Mich., Oct, 23. II. Irvinn
Latimer, tbe matricide and murderer of
'.it Ciintnln George Huight, March 27
list, lias been liberated from solitary con
finement at the prison, ufter beiug shut iu
a Bilitury cell two day short of seven
months. This U the longest torm of soli
tary confinement given a convict since
'878. Tho prison physician ordered tho
release, as he feared Latimer would col
lapse. Syuacche, N. Y., Oct. 2. Justice P.
C- Wlllinms has handed down his do
tision in tha matter of woman's right to
reirister and vote fur school commissioners
In the rural district. He decides that the
rt of 1892 which cave her the right to
voto is unconstitutional; that the otlice of
school commissioner is elective and not
appointive, and therefore within toe rule
J tun constitution. Upon this the order
j entered to remove tho names of female
trow the registry list.
Okxeva, N. Y., Oct. 23. Rev. W. W.
Fsber, assistant minister of St. Peter's
ehnrcb, at this plac, has received a call
become rector of Grace church, ut Lock
Purt, with a very liberal offer as to salary.
r. Fttber waa formerly a Presbyterian
minister at WestfWld, N. V.. but joined
the Episcopal church nbout one year bko.
"e was made a deaoou in May last, mid
J"'"")!! ndvuuoed to the priesthood.
Sr- Fnber U btf years old. Ho will prou
Wy accept the call.
MONDAY, OCT. 80.
DKMvun, Col., Oct. 30. It Is carefully
'tUuated. that 1,800 coal miners ure out
work In Colorado on account of tbe
strike.
w
ashixoto, Oct. 30. About 250,000
Phntogrnphs were destroyed at the post
wlce department Saturday. They repre
"nt the accumulation in .the dead letter
oflice since 1B74.
New Yohk, Oct. 80. The Woman's
onnrage state cowmlttoo state that ud
cSBhow that boards of icfi-try through-
the state have Ini-jjuly followed tliu
oniiulfteei advice and registered women
tK.T7r8 disregarding published reports
tionHl httU boun decUlt)d unooustltu-
BusTont, Oct. 30. It Is stated tUnb th
t ofriclul act o( tbe convontion of the
clu ot rrtllroftd trttiu'n l
slu.i n8 10 Pu88 resolutions favoring the
IZ , 01 Sunday train running. An
lkim WlU U wJe' it "i wlili to uusiuesn
J!,?? 4 others to assist tbe trainman la
i' u'iii.wihii' jiim. .I'm nffMiaBUBunin.'. I'lsy.
CnifAoo, Oct. 80. Chicago roads are
busily engaged iu fla irlng up the world's
fair traffic- since the osKniug of tne expo
sition. With most of them the conclusion
arrived nt, ard but eitiimitoi based ou tho
jurist reliable data tit hand. It will be a
month or so b.ifore strictly reliable flgurns
can be bad. So far as the figures ou hand
go, they show that the numlier of people
brought Into Chicago by the 21 passenger
Hues entering here during the period of
tho fair was in round number a.Boj.OOO.
Allowing each of these passungirs to have
visited the fulr flvo times would account
for no attendnco of ld.T.Vi.Our), which
would be n good proportion of ontsido
visitors. It would leave but a little over 5,
000,000 visits from Chlcagoan.
CniRAiio, Oct. 30. Patrick Kugon
Pendergast, the crank who Saturday
hlghl oitiassitinted Mayor Harrison, I
now safely locked Up In cell Xo. 11
In the county jail. There is no
longer nny four of lynching, but thi
higher officials of the police department
thought It best to be on the safo side, and
at 7 o'clock yesterday morning Premier
gnt was romoved quietly from the central
station, where be was first confined, to
one of the outlying police stations. Uf
to tbe time of Jhls removal PremVr
gast maintained the sullen, defiant and
Indifferent attitude that be bad shown
ever since be gave himself up to desk Her
Kant Hnrber at Desplalnes street. H
has been writing threatening postal
cards to various city official; he has threa
ened tbe lite of the mayor In the presence
ot Mr. (Iraham, the mayor's secretary;
be bus demanded that Corporation Coun
sel, Kraus should resign in bis favor, aud
his whole conduct has been that of a mao
mentally unbalanced, whose mania, tak
ing a homicidal turn, settled upon Mayor
Harrison as the imaginary author of bi
wrongs.
Tt'KSIi.YY OCT. 31.
noLt.iDATsntmi, Pa., Oct. 31. Oper
ations were resumed nt the Portage iron
works, Dunoausville, this morulng. Tbe
management and the employes adjusted
their difllculties aud the workmen iu the
Uiiishlng mills accepted au average re
il notion of 23 per cent. In their wages. The
works give employment to 500 men,
Randolph, Mass., Oct. 31. The direc
tors of the Randolph national bank have
notified the stockholders that owing to the
Munllues of deposits, the lsckof profitable
local business aud large taxes and oxpeuse
of running the bank, they believe that it
1 for the liest interest of nil concerned
that the bauk go into voluntary liquida
tion.
New Yobr, Oct. 81. Tbe Emiu.i
abandonment case came up in Justice
Koili's private room iu tbe Yorkville po
lice court yesterday. After bearing evl.
deuce in the case Justice Koch Instructed
Emmet to pay his wife $40 a week and
placed him uuder 'J,000 bonds. II. (J.
Miner, of the People's theutre, will be
come surety.
Dumup, Pa., Oct. 31. Yesterday the
central and business portion ot Duubar
was destroyed by tho most extensive lire
in the history of tho town. It was with
tho crcnt?st ililllculty that tho remainder
of the town wan saved, the loss will ag
gregate S4i.0:iil, only partly covered by in
surance. The lire originated in the base
ment of I'r. Uuildis'ilrug store.
I.'i:u i;.::;, K. J., (Jet. 31. The suit of
Wi!lii:iii J. Leonard of tliu Monmoiitli
l'lesi, iijkI reimblnuu candidate for tile
ns-.ei.iMy i:i tlrj third district of Monmouth
loiimy, who was iudicti-d by the i.rui.1
jury lor al-exed libel of Comity clerk, lb
o'.iwiv Auiiiau, i!emo:r:tt, has u.-eu carried
to the higher t-jurt ut Trjut in at its next
s.-siou. i'is will uj after election.
i'i iviMsa, V., Out. 31. a rills in
ths iniiids of Charles We;-t, proprietor of u
Himriiiig goiMls store on iiain street, was
iiibcli.ii god into a can of pow.'.er last, uiyht.
The can exploded, setting flro to the store,
and thu blaze spreading to where tl lar;o
cpiantity of powder was store!, au explo
s on foillowcd. which shook the entire
v.linve. It blew out the front of the sloio
mid broke window glass all along the
street.
Washington, Oct. 31. Mr. Kailey, of
Texas, has introduced in the house bills
repealing tho laws providing for the re
tiremeut of ottlcers of tbe army and nuvy
and providing that such ollicers hereto.
fore retired shall not receive any pay from
the uoveruuient. He also offered a bill
movidiiiK that no person who has hereto-
fose resigned bis position us a United
8 (ates judge shall receive any pay from
the government.
London, Oct. 81. The Daily New say
in a leader on tha close ot the World's
fulr: "The stockholders of the World's
fair will not mind the loss of money they
subscribed to beat crjatlon, and they will
have tlnir rewurd iu creation having beou
beaten. The huge adveriUeiiieiit will pay
iu the long nud iu the increased self-uonll-
deuce ol the natio i an 1 tne iiduiiretia a o.'
I'oiviaiieM. L't, us iii all liiimilit.- own
creir ion's deii-nl and congratulate our
roumi'i in aii sincei'.ty ou tins great work,
givuily i;o:iu.
St. Louis, Oct. 81. Ex-Priest Slat
tcry's coursu of lectures closed last night
in u cloud of gloom. Au Immense uuuieuce
wus present at Turner hall to hear him.
Just as 'the speaker reached what ap
peared to bo the climax of hisntsnullon the
church of liome the lights were turned
out. This is said to have been done by
some of bis enemies, but uncharitable
nersous are heard to say that It was by
the ex-priest's order. The crowd dispersed
quietly and the fifty policemen present
were not wanteu.
Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 31. An attempt
was made to wreck train No. 6
on the Auburn road, due here at 0:23 p.
m. The train, which is an express, was
going at a high rate of speed at the time.
Charles Prazee, a one-nrnied tramp, dis
covered a pile of railroad ties ou tbe track
nr. liailroud mills, fifteen miles east of
this city. He Immediately started for
help aud aroused Postmaster Cutting of
liallroail mills, who took a lantern and
ran down tho truck just in time to signal
the truiu. No one wus found lu the local
ity, although a number of tramps have
boon seen iu tliu vicinliy within the past
iow days. The passenger wore greutly
terrified, and at first thought an attempt
was to bo made to ion tne train, jiiiuj
bid their valuables lu all sorts of conven
ient nlaces. one man biding bis money lie
tweeu bis head and wig. At the point
where tbe attempt to wreck the train .was
made is a sharn curve with a steep em-
buukment, and had the tralu struck the
obstructlou the insult would undoubtedly
YOUR FUTURE
IS IN YOUR OWN II AND.
F-mltr uanmes to toll whst tin IIdm In voar
hand Indicate. It will smuse you. If noihlne more.
Thu liore rtUersm slmnst esplslnt Itself. The
irnirin or ine Lina or ufs lnotrmies prnnftnie
ago to which Too will lire. Karri HHACKLKT
givos yon thirty year. Well-marked LINK UK
IIB AD denotes brain power t clrar LINK OP
KOKTUNB. tunc nr richM. Both eomhlnnl mean
ucceai In life; but roe must keep ep with tmslem
InVaa to win It. Yoo will find plenty of theM In
Demorpft's Family Magazine, so atiractiveljr prs
setiMd that tvery member of the family I enter
tslned. It la a dnu-n magazines In nne. A I'LKAR
LINK t)P URAICT tmapeaks tenderneaa; s etraiftM
LINK UP PATH, peareful life: the reverae if
cnioked. A well . ileftnsd LINK OP IIKAI.TII
apare roe doctors' bill I o will the health hints
In Dcmnrest'a. No other luagaihe Loble-hea m
manr ainrles to Interest the home circw. Yon will
be nihlecl to eitremc of hleh spirits nr despond
ence if joa have the UlIUll.B OP VXNUH west
marked; kop op your ws hairing Demoreafa
MansiM f read. Uy anhacriMnf to It for 1HH
you will reratve s (alkry of es'ioiaiM wnrka of art
of rrml alue, bealdee tha anmrb peemlnm pleura,
rrittluchea, " lm s Daisy!" whtrii Is almost s real
baby and equal to tha original oil painting which
coat lano: and roe will bars s manuln that cannot
be equaled by any In the world for Its beaattfal
lllaetratlons sn wihJecA matter, tliat will kop
yon posted on all the lopica of the day, and all tha
fade., and d liferent llema of Internet aboat Um
houeehnld, bmlde fumlehlntf lnus-wliig reading
matter, both (rrsvei and gsjr, for tha whole family ;
and while Domaerort'i I not s fashion macaatna,
ha faahWre paora are perfeot, and yna gel with It,
free of east, all the patterns yon wl-o to oaa during
the year, and in say stse yna choose. Band in
your subscription at once, only S3 on. and yon will
really get over $2e.09 In vahia. Addreea fie pnh.
li.her, W. Jennings Detnorsat, 15 Bat lh 81.,
New Tork. If yoa era unacquainted wtla the
Mu-ejdrM..anfd for a specimen enpe A InrewOUAD
RANUI.R mean honeaty ; s Urge TKIANGLK,
genemeity; long P1KST DIVWIOH Or tiiubid,
tnnr will lINIl HROOND DIVIHION
Ing faeolty. Tbe MOIlfTT OP JUPTTKB bstokras
mbilvon : thst of SATUEN, pmdrnr -. tha KITH,
lovaof ejOemlor: MAK. rsirae; MOON, taaagkaa-
1m . VUlfliI In., a! hlManM twI MIWlTiY
Intelligence. Take oar advice aboea and yon
wUI b tare to possess Um lasi aa4 stoat valsAbas
ssulty.
W. L. DOUGLAS
03 SHOE noTOp.
Do you wear them 7 When rext In seed try a pair.
Best In th world.
J3.00
12.50
2.00
P0R U0ICI
12.00
41.75
roit iovi
If you want (fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest
ttylei, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and
wear as well, If you wish to economize In your footwear,
do to by purchasing, W. L. Douglas Shoes, Name and
price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy,
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by
F. P. Iioiitli.r, lU'ioiusliurtr, Witt, llo'i-rt, Espy,
II. N. .V.J- U. Willie, liu.-kliurn,
A. M. lii-'.VItt, Or.iiisvllli
ti. K. sp inMiT, I.lini" Kiil','c.
J. II. Ml lll ll , .ll THCJ'tOH n, I';u
T-7-"' mom lis.
PATENTS.
Cavrats and Trmte Murks olitulmrt, nnd ol
Piiii-iit business couduca-a tor -MuDLKATE
r'KKH.
orit OFFICE IStilM'liSlTE THE I'. S. I'AT
ENT OFKIl'K. Wo liiivn nr siilwicncli-s, all
business .11 reel, lieiiee eun Iniiisael imieiit busl.
ness In less time iimt ul Less C'usi. 111. in t Irish re
mule (nun WusliliK'tim.
Send moil'-, ilruwlmr or pint", vith descrii
t!mi. We nilvlse If iinienliilil" or nor, tree o
cliurn. t'ur fee not line till patent Is secured
A book, "How I'i obtain rau-nls," wit It refer
pnees to iiel mil clients In your btme.C'ouuty, oi
town, sent tree. Address
V. A. SNOW A CO,, Wnslilnpton, V. !
(Opposite U. B. l'litent uitlee.)
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD.
AFTKK MAY 13, 1K1I3.
Trains 1-avo Uloomsbury as follows Sundays
excepted )
For New York, Vhllsdelolils, ltoadtiiK Potts
Tlllo, TsmsritDt, f.to.. 6 10, 11. '5 i rt.
For V lliuuisport. 7.16 a. m., 8. 3'.' p. ru Bua
dur, tm, m ,4. ss p. in.
For Dnnvllle f,nd Milton. 7.18 s. m., 1.33. 11.10
p. m. Sunday, 7.57 s. m , .U p. in.
For Cii'HWlbSSS.lO, T.4S, H.1S a m.. 18 is, 5.00,
. so, n.io n. ni Sunday, lO.iii a. m. T.04 u. m.
ForKuptrt 6.10. 7.45, li.ia a. m.. n.15,
500, 6.80. 11.10, 11.35 p. m. Sunday 7.54, lu. 2 1 a.
m.. 4.'2S 7.04 p in.
Trains for liloomsburu;
Leave Now York via of V'.11udlpUla 8.00 a.
m., 4.i0 p. m. and ns Kaston UH in., 4. 3d p, m
Leave riil'uuHlplitii le.'je a. m , S-efl p. ui.
Leavs lteadlnu; 11. W a. in. 7 57 p. in.
I'dv j I'otisvii'.e la.ao p. m.
Li-svi- Tam(jua 1.20 s. w., i 2 p. m.
Leavo wuilumsrori 35 a. ii.., 4.S5 p. m. Sun
day, soil a. in., 4.'i5 p.m.
l.iovf'iit'wiia 7.H", 8.0 a. m. 1.V). 81S, 5.10
11. lh p. ui. suudav, 7.45 a. in., 4.5 p in.
Leave Kliperl d.lil, 7.0S, 8 'it. lLSt a. m., 1.37,
rat, s.iii, n.84 p. in. Sundays, 7.5, 10.14 a. au
Vi-I p. in-. 0.51.
For Baltlmofn, WsBhlPfrton and the Wsst vis
U. C. W, it., throui.'U trains learn (ilrard Ave
nue Station, Ptilla. (P. It. H. K.l 8.50, t.nl. 11.
a. in., 3.511, 5. 7.1(1 p. m. bUlidays 3.50, s.02
11.86 a, UI., 8.50, 6.4U, 7.16 p. m,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wuart end
Boutli Street WUart.
FOR ATLANTIC CITV.
Weekdays Express, 9.00, a, m., 4.00, 5.00 p. m,
Aocommodatlon, B.uOa. in., 5.15 p. m.
Sundays KxnrPss, 9.00 a.m., Accomodation,
8.00 a. ni., and 4.su i.m.
lteo'irnlug- leave Atlantic City Depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Weekdsys.
Express, 7 Mi, H.50 a. in., and 4.0O p. m. Accom
modation, 8.10 a. m , and 4,'I0 p. m.
Sundays. Express, 4.00, 5.15 p. m. Aiconi.
modatlun, 7.15 a. ui., and 4.15 p. ni.
I'arlor Cars on all Express trains.
I. A. SWEIOAItn, U. O. HANCOCK,
Pres. & (len'l Superintendent. (Ion 1 Pass. A (ft
pLUOMBBCKO & BULLIVAN K. H
Taking effect MONDAY, NOV, 17, 18W.
SOUTH. NOKTH.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lt. Lv
STATIONS, r. h. r, m. a.m. a.m. r. x. p. m.
nioomsburi; 98 It 05 T 15 8 85 9 8J t 40
Huln Street 18 11 57 7 07 8 49 1 4s 8 47
lronclalo 15 U 65 7 04 8 41 45 60
PuperMUl 6 OS 11 47 6 68 8 li U E5 (58
Light Street 06 11 45 $ 6.1 8 65 i 59 7 08
Orangey lllb 5 67 11 85 6 43 9 III 8 15 7 10
Forks 6 45 11 26 8 88 9 14 1 447 7 Si
Zaner's 6 43 11 17 80 B 18 8 80 I 94
.Stillwater 5 87 11 111 0 95 85 l' lit
Hentos, - 5 28 11 CO ( 18 9 8H 4 10 T 39
Edsons 6 S3 10 47 11 9 40 4 15 T 44
Coles Creek 6 CO 10 45 09 9 45 4 CO T 48
Suirnrloaf, 6 15 10 41 6 08 9 4U 4 HI 7 54
La'ubaiiUs, 1 10 88 8 00 9 50 4 95 T 67
Central 6 M 10 80 6 6.1 10 CO 4 41 S 07
Jamison C'lt ... 8 00 10 90 6 60 10 06 4 60 8 10
. Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar Ar.
.Ann tv
W1.l l, SB
3.501 .rDl
2.50 i
2.25 VI pi
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
jKLAWARK LACKAWANNA &
, WESTERN RAILROAD.
ELOOMSUUIiG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NOKTH.
A.M. r. M. A. at. P. at.
U-M 1 60
35 0
40 61
H IS 9 1? 10 6 58
7 01 3 ill 10 .! A D'j
7 IS 9 111 10 44 8 iH
7 VO I m 10 49 M
7 7 9 48 .... 6 35
7 84 3 NI 6 4-2
NORTni'ltniHLANII
Cameron
huiusky
DllUVIliU
catawlnsa
IMpnrt
itiooinsourtr
Espy.....
Lime HUt 41
willow i. rove..
.. 7 SIS 3 54 8 4rt
Hrliirereek 7 41 s ro
Berwick 7 IS 8 01 II it A M
Deacli Haven lr,l 3 10 1118 7 113
Hick's Ferry 8 00 8 17 ... 7 w
Sblckslilnuy 8 10 w 11 83 7 93
IIIiniOCK'S 8 91 8.19 7 83
NaiiMcoke 8 30 8 40 U 49 7 89
AvoiidUo 8 DO 8 51 7 41
Plymouth 8.H 8 68 1158 7 48
Plymouth Junction 8 40 4im 7 63
KlnKS'ou 8 4". 4 05 13 08 7 67
llonnett 8 111 4 OK 13 08 8 03
Maltrjr 11 4 13 8 07
Wyoming 8 50 4 17 18 13 8 13
West PllUiton 9 111 4 33 8 17
PI'UIOU VIM 191 13 33 8 36
Uuryea 913 4 HI .... 8 3
Laokawannu 9 18 4 rr 8 8?
TaylorvlUe 9 35 4 45 19 85 8 44
llellevue 911 4 60 .... 8 47
SORAHTOM 9 15 4 55 13 48 8 63
A. M. r. M l M. M
STATIONS. MOUTH.
A. M. A. M. r. M. P M.
Be1 ft ANTON SflO 9 50 1 85 6 07
Hellevue S115 (55 .... ....
TaylorvlUe 10 loon 141 617
Lackawanna 18 I" (7 153 694
Duryes 6 39 10 10 155 3H
Plttston W 1014 gm 6 81
West Plttston 86 10 30 3 06 6 88
Wyoming 6 40 10 96 3 11 6 48
Matr.br 6 44 10
Knnnntt 6 48 10 83 9 19 6 M
Kingston M 10 85 1 35 6 55
Pivmonrh Junciloa 65 10W 939 ....
Plvmout.rj 7 04 10 44 1 34 7 08
Avondale 7 09 10 18 3 3.1 7 07
Nantlcoke 714 10f.8 13 713
Hnnlnrik' 7i 10 5 8 50 7 30
MMnkshlnnr 7 si 1109 8 01 7 80
Hick's Ferry 7 44 II a 8 17 7 41
lleaiti Haven 7 64 11 83 8 35 7 47
Warwick 8 03 11 40 S8i 7M
ItrtarC'iwk SOS ... 8 40
Willow Orove "18 11 '0 8 44 8 0?
MmsRidire 617 11 an 8 51 so
Rany 8 34 1304 8 58 3 19
Blonmsbur? 8 81 1813 4MJ 8 18
Hiltw-t 067 118 4, "
Cfttawtrm 8 43 '9V8 4 18 8 38
Panvllln.' 8 67 18 87 4 88 8 43
f'hnlfialiT SO.1 4 43
Cameron 07 18 46 4 51 8 68
NOSTHCMBSRl AND 9 33 1 TO O OD VI
s. r. M. r ar. ru
Connections nt Tin oert -with Phtlsdelphia A
n-Artlntr Hallrond for Tamsnerd. Tsmaaaa,
W lliiminort, sunury, pottsvllln. eto. At
lsorr.niimrjnnsna witn . s it. r. n. n. "r
Itsrrlstinnr. Iwk Uaven, Emporium, Warren,
corry and Erie.
W. F. HALLSTEAD. Oen.Msn.,
Scran ton, l'a.
Pennsylvania Railroai
P. K. R. K. DIV. AND N. C K'Y
In effect May ,31 1893. Trains leave Sunbury
' EASTWARD.
9:48 a. m. Train 14 (Dally except Sunday) for
Harrlsnnrfr ecd Intermedial stations iirrlvlntf
at Philadelphia 8:uo p. m. ; New York 6:50 p. to.;
ealtlmore, 8:lo p. m.; Wssblng-ion 4:80 p. in.,
connecting at l'lilladelphla for all sea Sho
points. Passenger coacliea 'o PhllaUe'.pnla
KalHinore. Parlor car to I'bllsdolpri'a.
1-55 p.m. Train s, (i)tilly except Sunday,) for
II ii rrlHtm rtr and Intermediate ststlons, arriving
at Philadelphia a H:.i0 p. m. ; New York, 9:15 p.
in.; Haltlmore S:45 p. m. ; Wasnlnuton ":15 p. iu.
Parlor cm-s to Philadelphia and passenger
couches to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
5.85 n m. Tr-iln 13 (Dally except, Sunday for
Ilarrlsbuiy and Intermediate points, arriving
in, ."hlladelphla 10:5.', p. m. New York 8:M a,
in-, Heltlmore ln:40 p- ni.. Wnslilni;tou 4:10 a.
m., PassenKer couch to riilluflelpr la.
":18 p. in. Train , (Dally.) f-r llarrlsimrs; snfl
all Intermediate sl at Ions, uri lvlnv tit Ptillsdel
nlilii 1:80 a. m. : New York 7::11 a. ni. 1'ullm in
Meepiinf cur '.:oi Harrlslmri,' to l li!l:i,leltihla
and New Yonc. I'hlliidelphl i p.tsscni;erscan re
Dniln la s eeper undisturbed until 7 a. m.
1:.piiii in. i (liullv,) tor ll'irrlKbitrff and lnt-T
lu"H:.ite i til urns, uri'iving at i'iiiiuni ipii!:i :.'(i a
ni.. New York !i:W a. m., Ilnltlinoro b:iO a. rn.
MasMrurtou 7:80 a. m Pullman -leepln c.irs
to I'lill.i'telpht i and passeutfor coaches to Phlld-
d -lihU Alul UullllllOl'e.
4::i a. in Train 111 (Dally,) for llarrlHbunt
ami liil"riiiedliiiM stations arrlvlnir ut ii.iit.i
mnre -:55 a. in. and WiisMmrton I0:IAh. m and
I'ulliimn sieeiilin; ers to tfii-.rn, Wasului;
i on, and i'lisseiifer coaches to lialliuiore.
WESTWAKI).
S:nt n. m. Trnln 9 (Dally except Sundar) for
Caiian l'iluun, llix'hei.ter, Hurr.ilo and Niagara
Falls, nllli Pullman sleeninirunrs to Buffalo and
pas 'nger coaches to Uoeliester.
6:11 a. m Train 3 (Uiilly.) tor Krle. Canandul
(tua and Intermediate stations, Kochester, Buf
falo and Nlmrnra Fills, with Pullman palace
carsto Erie and Klmlr and passenger couches
to Erie and Homester.
9:56 Triln 15 (Dully,) for Lock Haven and
Intermediate statlous.
1:85 p. m Train 11 (Dully except Sunday) for
Kane, CunandMtrua and Intermediate stations,
hoclinster, liurfulo, and Nlaearu Falls with
through pa'sentfer coaches to Kane and Uoonea.
ter and i'arlor car to Kochester.
6:11 p. in Truln l, (Dally except Bundaj) for
Renovo, Elmlra and Intermediate stations.
9:35 p. m -Train 13 dally for WUUumeport and
Intermediate stations.
T11KCUGU TRAINS FOR SUNBURY FROM
TUB KAUT AND SOUTH.
Train 15 Leaves New York, 13:15 nlg-bt, Phila
delphia 4;8n a. m., Haltlmoi-e 4:43 a. m., n arris
burir, 8:15 a. m., dully arriving at Munbury 9:6
a. in.
Train 11 Leaves Philadelphia 8-50 a. m.,
WRHhliigton 7;5 a. m., Baltimore H:45 a. m.,
(dally except Sunday) arrlvlnir at bunbury, 1:86
with Parlor car from Philadelphia and pasaen
gcr coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Trsin 1 Leaves New Vork 9:00 a. tn , Phlladel.
plils 11:50 a. m., washlnirton 10:15 a. m., Baltl.
more 11:10 a, in , (dully except Hnnday) arrlvlni;
at, Hunbury r,;v!i p i,i. with psssencer coaches
from Philadelphia and llaltlmoie.
Train 18 leaves Now York 3.10 p. m., Phlladel
pliia4;35p.m., V'ashlnfrton :'5 p. n., Baltimore.
4:13 p. iu. urrlvlui; at bunbury 9:V5 p. m.
fhrouKh Coach and Parlor cur from Philadel
phia. Train 9 leaves New York 6:30 p. m., Philadel
phia 9:30 p. m., Washington 7:40 p. m., Bultl
more 8:16 p. in., (Dully e.cept Haturdiv,) arriv
ing at Hunbury, 3:()4 a. m. wltb Pullman sleeping
cars and passenger coaches from Washington
aud Baltimore.
Train 8 leaves New York 8:00 p. m., Philadel
phia 11:30 p. m., Washington 10:40 p. m., Balti
more 11:40 p. m., (Dully,) arriving at Hunbury
5si8 ft. m., with Ihillmaii sleeping oars from
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
passenger couches from Philadelphia and Balti
more. 8CNBURY HAZLETON, WILKEHBARRB
ItAlLKOAl), AND NORTH AND WtaT
BRANCH RAILWAY.
(Dally except Sunday)
Train 7 leaves Hunbury 10:o a. m. Arriving at
Bloom Ferry 10: jh a. m., Wilkes Barre 13.10 p. m.
liiwlelon 13:15 p. in.. Pottsvllle 1.85 p. m.
Through coach Wllllsmsport to Wilkes-Barre.
Train 11 leaves Hunbury 5:36 p. m. arriving at
Bloom Forry 0:38 p. m., Wllkes-Burre 7:60 p. m.
lla.letou 7:54 p. m. Pottsvllle 9;05 p. ni.
Through coach Wlllliimsport to WllkesBarre.
Train 8 leaves Wllkes-Burre 7:85 a. m. Potts,
vllle 6:00 a. m., Ha.lelou 7,-lu a. m. arriving at
BliKim Ferry :47 a, m., Sunbury it 85 a. m.
Through Couch WIlkes-Burreto Wnllamsport-
Trritu 10 leaves Pottsvllle 1:50 p m. llazleton
3:04 p. m. Wllkes-Burre 8:13 p. m arriving at
Bloom Ferry 4:31 p. ni., Hunbury 5 15 p. m.
Through Couch wllkes-Barro to urrlsburg.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Train 7 leaves Hunbury 10:00 a. m., arriving at
Bloom Forry 10:48 a. ni., Wllkes-Barro 12:10 p. m.
. . niu i ..t . . n ,i iinwpniiOHlti . 111., UmV
ing at Bloom Ferry 6:0 p. in., Hunbury 7:00 p, tn,
8. M. V RETORT,
Gen'l. Munuger.
J. R. WOOD,
(Jen. Pass, Agt.
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
mtKMjen-ror-n
.PROFESSIONAL CARDS.!-
N. U. FUNK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Mrs. Ent's Uuildinr;, Court House Alley,
ELOOMSBUKG, PA.
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Post Oflice liuilding, 2nd floor,
LLOOMSIIURG, PA.
C. W. MILLER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Wirt's Building, and floor,
BLOOMSBURC, PA.
GEO. E. ELWELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Columbian Building, and floor,
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
W. II. SNYDER,
ATTORN EY-4T-LAW,
Office and floor Columbian building,
BLOOMSBURC, PA.
ROBERT R. LITTLE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Columbian Building, and floor,
BLOOMSBUKG, I'A.
THOMAS B. HANLY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Mrs. F.nts' Building,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
B. T. WDITB. a. M. TOST,
WHITE & YOST
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Wirt Building, Court House Square.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
H. A. McKILLIP.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Columbian Building, and Floor.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRED IKELER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oflice back of Farmers National Bank.
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
JOHN M. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW AND JUSTICk OF
TUK PEACE,
Moycr Krus. liuilding, and floor,
BLOOMSBUKG, I'A.
J. H. MAIZE,
attorney-at-law, insurance and
real Estate agent,
Lockard's Building, 2nd floor, Corner
Main and Centre.
B. FRANK ZARR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Clark's Buildlug, cor. Main and Centre Sts.(
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
WCaa be consulted in German.
W. II. RHAWN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office, corner of Third and Main Streets,
CATAWISSA, PA.
J. B. McKELVY, M. D-,
SURGEON AND PHYSICXAN,
Office, North side Main St., below Market,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
D. J. C RUTTER,
PHYSICIAN AND SUIGEON,
Office, North Market Street,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
DR. J. R. EVANS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office corner Third and Jefferson streets.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
HONORA A. ROBBINS, M. D-,
Office, West Fint Street,
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
Special attexrtiea grvca to tbe eye Ual the
wane at gutssea.
J.J. BROWN, Nt. D.,
Market Street. Bloomsburo, Pa.
THE EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eyes treated, tested, fitted with glasses
and Artificial Eyes supplied.
Hours 10 to 4. Telephone Connection.
DR. M. J. HESS,
Gradunte of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege. Office 2nd floor front, Lockard's Build
ing, corner of Main and Centre Streets,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Dentistry in all its branches, Work guar
anteed as represented. Ether and Gas ad
ministered or electkic vibrator and Local
Amvstlietics used for the painless extraction
of teeth free of charge when artificial teeth
nre inserted'
8. B. ARMENT, M. D.
Office and Residence No. 1 8. West Fifth l
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AMI
NOSE A SPECIALTY.
is to in a.m. BloomBburs
omen novKH. -lito 4 p. m.
(7 to 9 p. m. pa.
DR. ANDREW CRAYDON,
ni YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bloomsuurg, I'A.
Oflice and rcBldi nee In Prof. Waller's lloueB,
market street
HPBCIAL ATTKMTION TO DURASKS OF CBIMIaWI
H. BIERMAN, M. D.
IIOMa:OPATIIICPIIYfICIANAND8lKGOK
orric nocRs: omce A Hcslrlpncp, a W. M.8t.
Until a. m llloomiiburB, :
1 to 2 and 7 to 8 r. u.
Rr. W. H. HOUSE,
81ROEON DENTI8T,
omce, Barton's Building, Main below Mattel
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
All styles of work done in a superior matmctj
and all work warranted as represented.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS,
by the use of Gas, and free of charge
aninciai teetn are inserted.
WTo be open all hours during the day.
C. WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Successor to B. F. Hartman.)
Heprcsents twelve of the strongest C0mpen
lea In the world, among which are :
CASH TOTAL SCRrLOt
, CAPITAL. ABSKTS. OT1B AU.
Franklin of Phlla.. ki,imk) $l,onojs
Peun'a. Phlla 40t,ooo ,82r,lM) MlMsl
Oueen.of N. Y. BOO.nno S,MS,1S lfiam
'estchi'Str, N. Y. aoo.01'0 l,7M,3lr7 4SS,ra
N. America, Phlla. 8,0ou,o00 ,7.io,ii8l SMM
Orrica in I. W. McKiltt's htobi.
CiTLosses promptly adjusted and paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
(HUCCES80R8 TO FRKA8 BKOWH)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKERS.
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Street,
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
o
Represent Seventeen as good Compaa
ies as there are in the World and all
losses promptly adjusted and paid
at their Office.
CHRISTIAN. F. KNAPP,
KIRK INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Home, of N. Y.j Merchants of Newark,
N. J.! Clinton, N. Y.;Peoplcs, N.Y.; Read
ing. Pa : C,erman Ampriran Ins r r
York; Greenwich Insurance Co., New York;'
J r,re lns- -- Jersey City, N. J.
These old corporations are well se toned
liv ni'c nnd f.ri. tfttnr! n...t l.n..A . .
, J o , ) " " " 1"1 - never JTSt
had a loss settled by any court of law. Their
HS.-.CIS are an invested in solid securities, and
liable to the hoznrd of fire only.
Losses promptly and honestly ndjustedaad
raid as soon ns determined, l.y Christian t.
KlinDP. F-l tcial Anent nnrl A,'
burjj, l'a.
The people of Columl ia county should
patronise the rifincv uUri li.c. if
are settled and i;aid l;v one of rV,..5r
citizens.
CLYDE C. YETTER,
FIRE INRURANCE AND REAL ESTATat
AGENT.
lil.OOMSBURO, Pa.
Farm property a specialty. 4-22-17.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
James McCloskey Proprietor,
Opposite the Court House)
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Larce and convenient mmnlr n KaV
.n v 1 1 1 1 . . . .
" aim coia water, and all
conveaiences.
WALNWRIGHT & CO,
WHOLZSALX GROCXR3. .
Teas. Srrnns. Coffees. Suimra. 1
Rice, &ptces, .bicarb ixxia, i-tc,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch Streets
PIIILADELPIIIA, PA.
WOrders will receive prompt attention.
mm mn 11m
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED,
Estimates given on Application.-
W. C. SHAW,
Fourth Street. - Bloomsburir. Pa.
E. A. RAWLINGS.
DEALER IN
All Kinds of Meat.
Beef, Veal, Lamb, Mutton,
Pork, Hams, Bacon, Tongues,
Bologna, &c. Free Deliyery
to all parts of the town.
CENTRE STREET,
C. H. REICE'S OLD STAND.
BLOOMSBURC, PA.
THE WORLD'S FAIR
Pliototrrn plied and dosnrlliod. Wlite awake
niri-nt wuniwl for our now World's Fair book bv '
Directors Uciionil Davis, Mrs. l'oticr fuliuor
mid 01 her nlllcluls. Over 60j liioi.ures, uourlv
all plintoirrapli. 11 piiyeH. tow prtoo. ltlu
cniiuiilsslon. Kri'lirlit piilil. HO days' cndtt. Bell.
IhK lust. Jlen or linlles make 1 10 a day. Mind for
circular : or si'nd 60 cchib tolay for luivo outfit
ooiiliilhlntrovnr liHlpliotornpiiH.
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