THE SORANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 18!T.
LOCKED COURT ROOM
AMONG THE REASONS
Additional Arguments For n New Trial
For Van Horn.
DIVORCE COURT'S BIO BUSINESS.
Twelvo Sopnrntlons Grnntcil anil Six
.11 ore Applied 1'or During t tic IVcok
J nut llnelcel-.SK Crnutcil nud One
Applied I'or on Suturelm --Asnil-unlR
oT the lluatd ill Control Mill
llic l'rcti uilmiri lliitllc--lemutrcr
1Vg Overruled.
Addltlnnnl iirsuinoiits for the prnnt
lnp of a new trlnl In the Van Horn
mix? were made Saturday innrnliiK he
fore the three- lotnl Judges b Attorney
1i P. Wtdi'iunii.
Ho licld that comt ettul In retnliiR
to tiermlt the defendant to ueemnpanv
the Jurv to the W'osi-ott hoiibe In
locking the court room door duiliiB the
progress of the trial and In the ad
inlHtlon of et rtaln petition1 of the tes
timony of various witnesses
Assistant District Attnrnm V Ouv
loid Thomas apptaied In oppoitlon to
the motion for a new trial In the
matter of the new found testimony
of the Oialrns gul, Mr Thomas con
tended that It wns of no lonscquencj
in the first place and oen allotting
that It wns, it should have been iuo
iluced at the tilal and could haw been,
lind the defence excused due tale und
caution
The assailant of the school board
hae won llrst blood On Satuidiy
court handed down un older overrul
ing the detnuim Hied to the John Jer
mn quo watranto ptotetdlngs and di
recting the boaid of contiol to lllo,
within ten das an unswir to the
writ, showing why the board of twenty-one
pusu.nes to adtnlnlsttr the uf
falrs of the school district.
tuk mvonci: nncoiiu.
Twelve dlvoices giantid and Mx new'
divorce suits tttni ted Is the recoiel for
tin wek just past. Satutda s rexoiil
was -lx gi anted and one luw one In
stituted fieoige H Atkins, of (Juen Itldge,
was divoued fiom his wlf' Ann At
Kins on the giotmds that she abused
lilm and then de-eittd lilm The v.eio
mauled In .lanuaij, isse, at Plant
vllle, Conn, and came to live In this
tlt a few jearj ago Mis Atkins
didn't like Siinutnii and wanted to
move l)aek to Connectliltt He would
not consult and she thereupon began
to abuse him and aftel a time left him
Sanh Low seemed n divorce fiom
William .w on the giounds of un
faithfulness and deseition. The weie
man led in Oirardvllle, Sihuvlkill
ciunt, April 15 18S4
Ueeitlon was the giounds hkiii
which the dlvntre or David i: Wil
liams fiom Ids wife, i:ila Williams
wns gt anted. Thev vveie mauled
Mauti J7, 1S77 and he left her in .lime
is VI
Mar Ten is aNo sueeetel el ly an
allegation of desertion In e tiling a
elierre from Howard Perils They
were mauled lb 9, lls3 and lived
togethei s-even jeuit.
Itunawa wife was also Hany T.,
Walls (omplaint He was married to
Hose A Wute Nov. JO lS'Mi, atid five
vems lnti slie deseited him
njuiA i,anci: rm:i:i),
l.'mrna Lance, of Claik's Summit,
was freed from her miniage with
nihon Lance, whlih took pi ite
June It! 1ST." He deseited hei In Oc
tober Wi
The new- dlvoice milt stalled vas
that of Ann Haggerty ngalnst Dr.
Hnggfrtv Slie makes various charges
upon which to ba'-e the application,
among them erudty Thev were raw
rled Aug It 1S1, and on Mav 1.'. IS.':.
he was foued to leave his home, she
alleges
AIRS. PECK'S DEPENDENCE.
IMiat n Helalive in Kini:lon Satfi
with Helereuee to It.
Prom the Wllki'-Hirre Tteeoul
The articles sent out fiom Sjr.ieiise
lelatlve to the- treatment of the widow
of Bishop Peck, who in her declining
veatis, wag foued to live upon the g n
eioslt of friends, after she and hi i
husband Rave evtij doll.ii thej had to
the institution, have caused wldespnad
comment and an explanation fiom the
i Ulcers of the Institution Is awaited
Rev J K. Peck, of Kingston a
nephew of Hishop pttk was miuj that
he mnttei had been made public He
said lie had been loued to b lleve that
Mis Peck had parsed the last thue
ears of hei life In di pendente on her
friends Ml Peck, of Kingston has
rcentlv wiltun the liistorv of Luther
Ptik and his five sons which is being
publisli'-d bv the Methodist Hook Con
cent Less than a ve.n ago he wioti
to Mis Perk asking hei If hhe dished
to subscribe for the hook, the luineipil
loition of which was devoted to tli
bogiaph or hei late huslnntl A le
plj was tecelved fiom Mis. Peck
through her agint Hev W 1) Itoek
v.ell, in whose family she lived, stat
li.g that while Mis Peck accoule I
the book her most mi dial suppoit she
Always Reliable, Purely Vsgatabb.
I'crfecllv tnstt lens, elviintl Loated, run.
lte, purify, leans mill strenicthen It.l.
i M'll.l.Sfortue cure or all dlHiireleri.
of htomucli, llowelH, Klduc, lllndclei.
Nervous Dlneims, HUliic", Vertleo, I'oi.
tlvesncsi, I'llc.
SICK HEADACHE,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
CONSTIPATION,
AMI
ALL DISORDERS OP THE LIVER
Observe the following simptorns, result
InR from diseases of the digestive organs
Constipation, Inward piles fullness of
b'.ood in tne head, acidity of the stomach
nausea, heartburn. dWsut of food, fUI
Hess of weigh: of the stomach, our eru.
tatlons. sinking or Muttering or tho hea-t.
choklnr or suffocating sensations when
In a lying posture, dimness or vision, dots
or webs before the sight fever and dull
pain In tho head, deficiency of perspira
tion, yellowness of the skin and ojes, pna
In the side, chest, l.mbs and sudden Hush
es of heat, burning In tho flesh
A few doses of IIADWAY'S PILLS will
free the system of all tho above named
disorders.
Price age per box, Sold by Druggists or
tent by mill.
RADWAY & CO..
S3 Elm Straet, Now York.
DADWAY'8
wns unable to mibucilbe for It owing to
.lie lack of means
In connection with the gifts of the
late bishop to S incuse University.
Ilr Peck stated that the first subscrip
tion wan made ut a convention held In
.Jhukcspinre hall, Syuuuse, In IS?!, and
Vim fei $.'".000 As n guarantee for lt
punienl the bishop gavo an lnHUranco
pollc.v on his life fot $,,fiOn out of his
our i slate $U accompanied this pay
ment b an additional subscription of
JJ.ro i, the pn) incut of which drained
1 Is own menns to a small sum. These
hrnefnctlons established S racuse llnl
veisltv ii nd Hishop Peck was Its llrst
chancellor.
ELLIOTS CONDITION SERIOUS
His Phvslclans Ihpect Ills Dcnth at
Any Moment.
The condition of IJobert Llllot, who
vth stnbbed bv Jame.s Oiglll some
lime ago, has leached an alarming
state
Vesteiday he suffered with an hem
oirhnge, which grentb weakened him.
and the plivsleluns In attendnnro it his
ledUle 'lie fiat fill of his c hauci s of
surviving until morning. His deatli Is
momcntatlly expected
TWO STABBING AFFRAYS
One Took Place in a Boarding Mouse
on Ricr Street, the Oilier on
Remington Avenue.
.lust befole U.elve o c lock last night
n Polander with a ImiIIj gashed left
hand laid complaint with Patiolimn
Hchmltt and Kirtoi, of the Washing
ton avenue Hals bi at. that he had been
niutd"iously assaulted bv a fellow -cotintijmen
in u handing house cm
Hlver street dining n ditinken light.
The abtallant was captuied and In
his coat pocket was a larae open
lilade.l pocket knife with blond stains
on It He leslstid vie liiut-lv und It gave
the oflkeih all they could do to get him
to the polite .station without being
foued to the ncceslt of clubbing him
He wis l jo ti h to . ' liis n.iiiic
anJ the woundril nun went off In
search oi a doctor without acquainting
the iMtroltneii with his cognomen
A diunken mc lee In a house on ltent
ington avenue eailv Mwieulu nioin
ing n suited in a despuato knife ilash-iti-7
Anthonv titirdeu took a kulle
fion his imicTvi t and iltew it In a vet
tide line down the b ielc if .Joe Okul
skv. A gash live Inches lung i nd an
Inch d-"i w.is made In the llesli
Ciurd'ii was .nicied and at police
court jesleidiv mofilng was suit to
the countv jail In default of r.flij lull
deitimdid on the c lunge ut lebwilous
wounding
TO COMPLETE DETAILS.
() llicers ol the Lackawanna Coiiipunv
i-it the l'liriinci's at Co row nil.
Tod iv Walt'i Sttanton iiresldc nt
Xee Yoik, Heiio 'Vt httnii'i, general
KUpellntcndent. Scianton, A 11 Lie,
supeilntendent 1 fiiinarps, f-ciinton,
ind C W. Ht.tdhuiv i sit , iittoincv.
New Yoik, if the- Lickiiwantia Iron
and Steel companv visited Cornwall
mil attended to tin tb tails of the
le.isi- of the ftnnac b, which will b?
put In 'la-t the titst ef the jeat. The
Xoith '"oinwall and Illrd roleman fut
i.eeea wie insiieeted
Xothlug n w lias turned up lek.tlve
to the lnunnqcment of the fiunaees and
opeiatinns id refitting No L furnace nt
Colebi-iiok aie still being lapldh liU"h-ed-Ptldaj
,s Lthanon Hepoit.
THE SCRANT0N HOAiING CLUB.
Its Object is ttie llrec ding and I'rnin
utg nt Iloiiiiny Pigeoui.
Sinie the adoption bv the United
.States government of i an lei oi hom
ing pigeons tin the navj. public Intel -fst
bus- beet- atliaittd to these re
n.aikable bluls It is not geneiallv
known that theie aie manv valuable
homing pigeons In this dtv, some of
which weie Impoited Iiom Belgium
rivlnn matched ate often held lieie tind
seveinl faueleis freeiuentlv send tilth
I lids to New York eltv. where tluv
aie llbeiatid The letitin to Scian
ton In le-s th in thiec liouis
V meeting was leientl helel b pei
sons Intertsted in the bleeding and
ttalnlng ot homing pigeons, and an oi
gvnlzatloii effect! d to he known ub the
Scianton Homing club Tweiitj lmm
be is weie eniolhd and the lollowing
ollleeis elected John H'ale, piesldent
W A I'.oebling, treasuiir, David .1
Hutle. eeeretaij Tin i lull has foi its
object the bleeding and tiaining of
homing pigeons, and the est ibllshmeut
ot a dub loom, wh'ie the best nit th
uds of br eding and tirilnlns blids can
be discussed, mute lies ai ranged etc.
WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH.
Heart Disensp "nuscil tlie' De'inise ol
Mis, It. ijinrl. ol Dun more'.
Mh P flulik .in I'll i mi man ii
fii.iuil .te.ei in IiihI je--iei(iay moininr;
at her ! iniie, on Jlr s k t itleit, Dun-
11 I u
H i'ii it disiu,se is the' i'nuse C'oto
nor i.onsMieot will e- tli. romaln
toiliii .
TIIHATRICAL ATTKACTI0NS.
M'ps ntul Don un of l.llc."
OIImi liuinl Iljion Mipriorteil li Kii'i.
IlMnii ami tin struiiirtl cominiiN of
i uiiiiilUns he h ii i'ir Mini will ho nt lllo
AiailiniN of Minle JJe'e ii, J uilil ."p,
im nthiK the "I'tiu ami Dons of ,ir.
a ;il o tint Is a ItiMiritti nlth the' jili. -1,-iiTh
In all the lurRi' lon-i of Miln roiin.
li Tim pioilue tlnu tills juu lh nioio
noialii tlian ter, hh It lw emtii'llleli il
villi iii'U hcenpiy ami tho (.uiipurtliu
ioiiii.in is u st nun? one In Miles lueliid.
liiK Hinernl will-Kuouii hlKli'daf. .iul-
llll .lllstH
Duis Mcki'loilron.
Ill follow IllK 1 is policy ofiiffoiln eiel
uceU lnstructle' an will ns e iitcrtniuintr
iittriutloiiH. Mauuirer lmis tliiH weoK
ininlits, iiinons: sovct.il oilier hiiuMxthiR
thhiBK a lotuiiliUe outfit of Iiro-Mixlnir
In I'll monts ami fontilMiiicos nudum u
tii.nl on the pea coaHtH t'.iiitaln Hlmi
llll lli.il, foi hc'Mial joarx eiiiiulii ot thn
ioip'1 of iiiofixMonul Hfo-sauis ut 'on
luliuiil ixplnlns oei thins ami lilus
tiatiH tliu lnuniU'r In 1 loh persons t.-kmi
from the watoi In an uiiioiiKrlous iou'11
tlon an lirouulit hick in 1 1 1 Un Ii.ih
an iixiu'rlfiKi'il i fhlKtuni In thin piifurin
tuieo ami also hit roil ticon hl llfnMiiini;
elQi, "imke ' who lius In eu Piinfullv
tiQhieil for thin liiinoniint fonlfi 'llilr,
xlilliltlon 1h inlil to lip huinornim as we'll
un liistrnctlvi OUien now fi'aluron mill
iio no. n In tho (ilrlo hall ulillu o i Din
ntuije will he- a complete chuiifjo jf ipien
nml an entirely now chow Manager Da
Mk hellee8 it will be. full up to. if It
elocs nut excel, last week is performance
lliern watt n notiihlo lneirui in tli n im
lier of lnilv patrons iIi.iIhk last iii. all
of whom were ttiutl In thsli prnls of the
entire entertnlnmetit
'.Ml NOOK A.'
Thom.ib Kune. of 'WI.I.eR-narre, spent
Stimlny with friends on Main Mreet.
The fun'ial of the into Juiin Ueffron,
took pluco yesterday arteriioon, Inter-
nicnt was made In Mlnocka Catholic cem
etery. William Heck, of Wllkes-Hitrrc, circu
lated nmoliK Mil ci kit filetuli veteida
Despite the inibmetit wiathcr of Sit
urdiiv the exponents of lowdjls-m und t -bjuchcrj
who iisunlli put themelvej In
ev Idetico on p i.v nights added another link
to their despicable chain of pel'.v crlnus
by vvavlaviug a man named ('orb- tt, from
Tavloi, who was cm his wa home fiom
this place. The gimj, uiltvnl theli vic
tim of his Milunblis in shott notice mid
after ndmlnlsteilng a good diubl-lMg In do
him to resume his Jotttnev f'oibett ne
nunl?"!! one of his ussill.ints and w II
rommenci proceedings ugallist them to
div Miss Thclcsn Kurd, of Plttton was tliu
guest of friends on South .Main street,
Sutulav
The St. Joseph's society will meet this
evening to complete ntriimeniriiis for
their nnnuil ball on New Ye.ir's cv
lcc "1
The Lickavvnnnii township sehmd will
close toilnj for the nnnuil Indicia v a
e.illon Thev will reopen on Jimtiiiiv ..
A BIO SENSATION.
I'roplo Hardly 'I bought it Mas I'os
Nihle Hutievv Llcht seems to Dawn
Upon Them und They nt Lust Iteu
llc it So--'l honsnnils Ueticliled
h This.
liver sinei the Chle.'iKo I'oniblnatiiui
Clothing Co, of 211 Washington ave,
had the ellliif of this gu'it stock of
clothing which tin mint his oiehied
the j'Mcutins d the estate of the lie.
ceaed wholesile cloihlet I to lie closed
out nt retail pe ml" have twiudcied and
iimvded tt the l.irf?i'is tli-v have'
bi en offetlng. A trie.it i umv were In
iloubt but the thoinands who ha" bee n
buvlner and tilling their lilends ate now
lully satlsiled that It Is c and tluv
now lial!e it 1 hi e low julics foi
hl-rh guide clothing have been causing
.i sensation, ten days nioie to wind
up this i Uate s all tont's allowed
so he iiuh k nncl don t get left If juu
need any clothing
Wool Pant" all sUe-, lcgttlii J "n
pints sule piice $1 .n. ! cents liivs
,ell s Neat Pants, all sizes, , Aj 00
to in.tuuf ic title sile i tlie, 'jm . "r.
bus a (mil ot Men's Cotton Soi U,
worth J7e a lull ,ile pdee v b
each Men's lted Hnndkeie hlef" Ii !)'i
bil,v s .Mens All Wool bwiatei-, ,eutli
.$1 "j .ilc pi lie, lSc Mens Pine While
Lumdilcd Shltts, 'c. nni' (i.e. Mens,
fine Hill' Ties, woith ",0e -.ilo piie
ru Men's Hlue Oveialls anil .1 ii k t,
voitli "Hi1 sail lull'. !7i Men's noul
Snspe nileis, woith J ic '-lie Pllie, ic.
Mill's Pine redout or Atpiii" Hals'i-i ,
$1 L'l. ,M l'i and M 'iS. Men's I'nie StUf
Hals TJe.. 9S , $1.24. t :i Hmi.x Cov -nt
CI ith OVMcoits fiom "i to MS 00
Men's ovcuo.ils In lJnveu. Chlt.i lill
las and Stouncis, wmtli fu.ni Jmio to
nOH frale pi lee, :fi'. to $') m Chll
tlnu's Cape Dveuoats, woith fiom
!H0 io CriO-STlu pi Ice. 79c to $.7".
fivel "OOU dllleiept Oveuoals will be
slaughti ted Chlldten'H Itiefcis In all
colois foi less than one half of Iheit
value.
Theie aie lliollsuiils nt ntlm li.ll
gains too nuiiieioiis to nentlon. so eall
lllld tee ir-i jolti'-ell Wee ill Join spe
ll ll (mention that this sto'k Is
nllni n.ade and we have i spcclil line
of etra new subs ten lute, men s.il
lists on! ten ihis to v Ind un tits
i st.ite Chlngn Combination Clothing
Compnnv, 211 Washington Av ntic
net to Connoll ft W.iilaie'.s old
1 mil. illicitly opposite the i out l
huilse. Scianton. Pa
1' S Dining tills sale the .stole will
be kept i un ii ivenlues until ! p. in,
faiuidavs until 11 p in
Uiilto.ul tans nt all oui of Ijwii ciis
tiuniis bit Itig $" 00 anil ovei. will be
laid b showing it-tin ii ticket ll von
live T milc- i urn to thi- gent s i,
If JiU live J,", mlhh eonie to thi- gi"tt
sab if MUlivi 'D ll lli i eoiiu to this
gnat sale. '
THE
aOOSS I AND 2, COM'LTH B'L'S
SCRANTON, PA.
FINING AND BLASTING
HADE AT MOOSIC AND n,J$&
DAUB WOHEa
LAPL1N & RAND POWDER CO'B
ORANGE QUN POWDER
I.lectrio llaltorii'9, Klecti ir Kxnl loi i. j- j
Iiloellni; IiIhsk Sifuti l'asj, a d
Repaono Cbemlcal Co. ' lxplomv v.s
BIQ
HUSK POWDER QL
Holiday S
Our prices ave astonishing all. Never have such high grade goods been sold at
such remarkably low prices. Spot cash purchasing of manufacturers in need of ready
money brings you unheard-of opportunities.
UNUSUAL VALUES IN HEN'S SHOES.
Men's Patent Leather $1 and $5 Shoes, all sizes, at $2.2, $2.4.) and $2.)i.
Men's Winter Knssct. ealflinc.l $1 .shoes at $2.JS and $2.Js.
Men's Kiiamol Itusset and Ulack Shoes at $2.C.)S. all sizes.
3ien's Dress Shoes at 4.)Se, S1.2W, $1.4,)5 $1.75) and $1.8.
PHENOHENAL VALUES IN LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' Patent Leather Vesting Top Shoes, regular $5 kind, at $2.US.
Ladies' Pine Vici, liand-turned cloth ton shoes, worth $i, at $2.4S.
Ladies' hand-sewed $3 and SI shoes, at $1.08 and $2.4S.
Ladies' $: Shoes, patent quarter hand-sewed, all sizes, button and lace, HAS)
Ladies' Dress Shoes at :M)c, (Me, o and $1.'2.).
Ladies' beavei' loxed lace and elastic shoes at (0c and D8c.
SLtPPERS. SLIPPERS.
Extra quality goatskin slippers in green, brown, lavender and black kid or
chamois lined, liiiislictl with patent leather, usual $1.50 kinds at J)Nc
Imitation alligator and embroidered velvet slippers, some kid lined, $1.00
ones, at GUV.
imitation aligator goatskin and embroidered velvet slipper, all sizes, pat
ent leather trimmings, s)e values, at 50c.
Embroidered velvet and goatskin slippers, patent leather trimmings. ?5c
oiies, at 40c.
Ladies' Slippers at 30c, 40c, ;0e, 08c and $1.50.
Hoys' and iouths' Slippers at 40c and 00c.
The above are only a few of the many bargains. We invite you to call aud exam
ine our goods before buying elsewhere, and make our store your headquarters, Remem
ber, there is uo trouble to show goods and you will surely save money by it.
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Tclophojic No. W,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
bchedule In Effect fsmember ij, iSJ
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barro as Follows
7.30 a. m., week day9, fop Sunbury,
Harrisburc; Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burp; and tho West.
10.15 a. m., weok days, for Hazloton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harnsburp;, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts-
huri' and the West.
3.15 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
HarnsburR, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and tho West.
3.15 p m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury. Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg and the West.
6.00 p. m., week days, for Haileton
and Pottsville.
J R. WOOD, tlen'i l'ai. Alfent.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, tlencral Manajr.
Central Kallriuul t New Jersey
(Lelilgh and Suiiupniniia DUlslon)
btatiom. lu Ntw oik i'oot ol Ubelt
fctiett, N It , 111 d WlilUhull Terminal.
Anttuatlte te,al Uhed e..i lulcl, lnsur-
Iiib ele.inllni-'f and comtoit
TIMi; TAHLi: IN lHVW l' NOV 11. U.
Tialim leie beianton for Flttston,
.Ats-llaiie eto , nt S 20, 9 13 11 30 a. 111 .
1.' 13. . 00, o IXI. 3 00, 7 10 p 111 SundaS,9 00,
a m , 1 00. .' 15, 7 10 11 m .
l'oi l.iKeWood mid AiIuiiiIl t H. & J
" Tor Now YoiK NtwaiK und i:iizibtli.
fcJO (tVM'ie) ni. 1.' 13 (I'M"'"' h
Bulfet pailoi ..), 3 05 (.;us) p m
Sundas. .'13 n in. Tialn lea.lni; U 4 p.
in airies at I'lilladelphla. Heading Ter
minal 5 19 p m and .New Vorkooop in
i'or Mmuli Chunk, Allentown, liotlile
liim, niihto" and Philadelphia, s .'0 11. in,
1' 13 J 05. ri) (exiept i'lilladelphla) p. in
Sutulaj . 2 15 u in.
Km llaltlmore .mil Washington and
nililltH Solltll Ut lletllle.111111 J1) a III,
1'45 n in Numl.O -15 ) in
l'oi l.oiiK lirancii. Ocean Uroe, t-tc , at
8 20 a m and 1-' 45 p in
l'oi HiaelliiB, 1-olMi 011 and Hun Isluirfr.
la AlUntosMi, 8 2ia in, 1-' h. &00 p m.
Sundai. -' 15 1' ll'
I'or 1'ottBNllU. SS0 a m l.M5p ni
ltetuinlni; hat New (UK. foot of I.lh
prl stiert, Noitli Illet, ut 9 10 (CNPleS")
a m 110. 10 !" texpri", with lJuffU
nailof c.ti) p ni Smiila. 1 30 a m
1 eao New York, foot White hall Mreot,
South IVin. U 9 0S a in. 1 00 1 .'3. 3 35
u 111 l'asctnKe 18 arrllnit 01 depaitlns
fiom till1 terminal 1.111 Lonuee.t under
coer with all the ekwiU'd lallioidi.
Ilroaelna cable cub, mil feiriert to
Ilroeiklin and Stale n Island, makiiiK
ciuiik transfer to nud fiom flranel Central
Depot pud I-oriB l-land Ilallionil
Leave l'llludeliiliii, Iteadlnii Itiinlual.
P(i a. in , -00 mid 4 30 p. m tiuntlu), t, J5
IhroiiKh tickets to all iiolntH at Iovwm
l.llo ma uo niiu tn uijjiit:uiiuii in au'
aiico to iho tleket ni;ent nt the station.
11 I' !!I.mVIN.
Gen I'afcji. Ait
J II OMIAITSUN. Oen Bupl
Del.. I.acka. and Western.
Effect Monday, No 21, 1SW
Tl.tlns letmi He I ante n us lollows l.'.N
prtss for Ntw Yoik aud alt pnlntH Uan.
t in, J VI. 5 13, b JO and 10 05 ti 111 , 1J 35 all 1
i 33 p 111
Express for Katdoii Tiniton Plillailt-l-pi
1 la and tlie South 3 15, b 00 and lo .0 a
in . l.'D3 and 3 33 V m
W'ashlnKton und way statloiu 3 45 p in
Tolihuiina lucommedatlon l, 10 11 in
Express lor llliiKliumton, Uav, tr.o. El
nilra, CennhiK Hath. Duiullk. .Mount
Morris and Buffalo, 1.' 10 2 .v.. " 00 a in .
and 1 "r p 111 . miiklnc ilnso loimiHtlons at
liuttulo to all points hi tho W'tst, North
west and Souilimvt
llliiRliamton mid wio stutlons, ltd p m.
NleholKoii uccoirmol.ltion, 5 15 p in
lilUKlianitou und Elinliu iximim, C 53
11 m
Expiess foi t'tlca and HUhllcld .Springs
2 35 u m nml 1 35 p. m
Ithaca, J 33 9 Ola 111, ami IK p m
Knr Noitliumberland, Plttstou Wilkes
flat re, Plymouth, lllocmmburic ami Dan
llle, inalilmr close' ronnfctiun at Noitli
uinlierland for W'llllnii'ti oil ilanisliui
flnltiniore. W'ashinetou mid the South
-N'orthumbc-rland anet Intcrmedluto sn-
Down
the world's past
&
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is.
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complete set of the books may
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tlon COO, loo, j m , and 1.35 and 6 00 p.
m
.vlillioKe .mil Intoi meellato .tiilloiis,
8(e.inel 1110 i ill. I'lMiluiltll anil 1 III t i -mfUliti
st.itlium, ,1 Vi mill SCO p. m. KP
KlnJ"lim li I", 111
Pi Un mi patliit ntul i'le-ppliiK ci) le'lii s i:
11 t pie-' Hi lux
l'oi dilalhil Inrniin.illon. potet ttm
tilil. j pli pjil In M I. Mnltli, Ilin
tr' t I'lh'eiiKel Acnt, ill put tlrkot olll
Uric aiul WjomiiiK Valley.
Tn effect Sept 1. Hj7
Trains Ieaei Seiuntun foi Now ork
anel Ii teiiiKi'lulei pi lut- on i:rle r.illroui,,
ai-" lor II i I . .inel loi.il imlnts :U " ')"
u m nml .' J p in
irU( at Sii.enton from aboe points
atluSSa m 3 15nrelJSp in.
Deluwurc ami Hudson.
On Momla Jul) u, ttalin will cua
Ke rinlon us follows
l'oi Cailionclilt bSi). " r 03, 10 11 .k.
in , U (W noon 1 -I J J), 'i ui, Z.j, 0 L'J, 7 07,
8 II 10 4j p in . I. 10 ii in
Toi Alb.un biiatoKa .Montical, I5os
lon New UnglJiul liolnl", cu , u jij a. m ,
J JO D in
Tor JloncMlalp 6 20. S jj. 10 13 a. n :
UoO noon, 2.u, ,". 2T. p. rn
Tor Wilkc-liiiu-fil"). 7r), S45. 91.
1 10 10 a in , 1.' OJ, 1 J",, .' ,'b, J U, 1 II, 0 00, 7 3.
V ."0 11 SO p in
i I'di New oiK. l'lillailolphli, otc vl k
I.t'hlih Vallt-v It lt,ii4", 7.'0 a m , 12 03,
125 4 11 p in (nlt.il Ulitk Diamond Kx.
prusM) 11 ji p ni
K01 lVmif Iant 1 1J. It points B 1", 9 "1,
a m,, 2 2 4 41 p in
Keir uestoin points la. I"lilrfli VallT
It II, 7 ",0 a in. 1JU3, 3"U (with IJUcle
Diamond l"ire9). V), 11 SO p ni.
Tirilns nlll aiiHn at Scrantnn as fol
lows 1'ioni Oarucinlal anil tlio north C 11
7 4' & l. 9 14 10 40 1 m l.'no noon, IX.
.'21 2i) 4 37 3 4". 7 13 9 43. 11 J3 p 111
l'roni lllii--nai ro and the- South O'l
7 SO. S ",o, 10 10 11 u3 a m : I It. .'11, 3 l
I 3 '.0 6 i, 7 33. 1 03. 0 13 a ill : 12 0". a m
Complete Information lexirarillni? r.iti
to all points In tin fulled Ptatei nml
fuiMili in i lie obtali fd nt the) tli Ket of.
Hop In llie- dipot
Suoliil att ntlon iJwmi to Western omt
Soutliein iimt liucinifi
J V nL'Knii'K O 1 Albany. N. Y.
II V,' OROSS V P A Seianton. I'a.
Lehigh Valley Kailro.ul System
Antliiuelti- Coal l'td. KnmrliiK Cieaiil!-
iius ami Comtort.
IN I'.l'rnCT NOV 14. U17
TRAINS UJAVl) SHlANToN.
Tor I'lilladeliihli mid Nev, York la D.
& 11 It it nt 0 15, 7 30 u 11. . nml 1J03, 1 .3.
2 js. 141 (Bluck Diamond Kxprcsij ami
11 "0 v m
I'or I'ltistem and W ilkes-Barre via. D.
I. , IS It tOi, 10 u in a in., 15
! ,5 ti.00 11 in
l'oi W'liite mien. Hazleton Pottsville.
and prlm-lpal points in tin on rt-Klona
via D & II " . t 15, 7 50 a m.. J-',v,5. .' .Is
and 4 11 P in. . ,
I rlsburi? and 1ul111i11.il iutf nnmliato
lor lletnie 11 111. 1.UM011, uruiuiK jur.
pal Ii
it n
t'ta-
tins ii I) Jt 11 it n . 0
15 7S) a.
Dhtnond
I'M, 1.'5 J 1 H Ullueli
Illi'JiS), 11 o 1 '"
I'm Tunklmiinock, Towauda. Elmlia.
Ith.ua. C.enei.i, and pihuipil Intiuuueil-
ate stations !' I ,i W. H. 11. 0 0J,
soa in i I' "'' . ll I' n
ror(Kiua. ItocliiHtei, HulTuio. NIjb
1 ar Palls. ChKaKO, and all points mit via
D kllll 1?,'i V (1,luK Ulamoiil
I l'i)i( ). 9 50 mid 11 10 p. m
I Pullman pm lor 111 1 sliepiim: or iih,n
' Vulles pailoi eai. en all Iriiina ImtWn 11
! Wllkes-llill" nml New I01K Plltl-lilet-
nliia. liuttulo and Miispensiun llrldt'n
1 ItOl.I.IN 11 WIDlUirt Jen. Supt.
CIIAS. rt l.r.U Cm IMs. Ast. VhlU,
I A,'"'W. NONN15IOHI'.i:. AMt. flnn.
I Pan. Agl Phlladelplila. I'll
Pcrnnton ndlce v) J.iekutt anna Arme.
. Y., O. A; W. K. 1.
In Eflpct DimmbiTlJ IW
'li.iln Ii.im Seiuuiyi lor f'nrboiul il
at lo 33 11 111 Pol ('.uliis'A eonneetiiiB
Willi iiiiiiu line tliilns, i.iiitli uuel south nt
10 55 11 in
Tialu enis Cndoula for Hamilton ai
2 05 p 111
Train ea 1 '11111011111110 for 8 r u Inn
111 Hip in
, T PI.lTCr.OrT, p. P A.
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