THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1S9S.
2
SHEWS CONFESSION
IS EVIDENCE
HIS VERSION OF THE PEPPER
MURDER.
SCLo Confession Made to Selden Mun
ger Admitted ns Evidence In tho
Trial Yesterday Tho Case of the
Commonwealth Closed A Defense
of Insanity.
Special to Tho Tribune.
Montrose, Nov. 24. It was a poor
Thanksgiving day for Cornelius Wells
Shew. He hud turkey to bo sure, for
Sheriff Deuel has a heart as latge as
the proverbial ox, but thcro were oth
er things which in their trend did
not mingle well with tut key, like cran
berry sauce for example, for Show's
written confession was, after strenu
ous objections on the part of his at
torneys, admitted In evidence.
ritch L. Leonard, deputy sheriff,
testified that he was present when
Shew made Ills statement to Selden
Jlunger, that it was trnnseilbed by
Mr. Mungcr and lead to Shew, thut
Shew signed It In his piesonce.
The testimony of Selden Munger
then followed and utter a severe cross
examination tho written confession of
Shew was admitted as evidence and
lead to tho Jury. It was as follows.
SHHW'S WBITTBN CONHMSION.
Conclltis Wells Shew Is my memo. I was
bom in l'oit Jen Is. N. Y , and will ba 2J
jo.im of ngo in June Last Oi tobor 1 was
ut Susquehanna, Htn plnjr rt Jim Smith',
who married JIIs Graham, a daughter
pf Geoigo Griham. who llrs tmmewiiiio
near Hush I h ivo never mhi him though.
I bad been woiklug on tho church, and
had some ten to frurteon doll us Mis.
Smith first spoke of going to Rush and
getting J13,00rt from Juikson. That Is tho
illy nami 1 knew him bv, until 1 taw an
i.ocount of the muidii in the liingh itrt in
paper. Wo talked It over foi two week -Smith
his wlfu and ins self We lift
Susquehanna on Mondnj thcro was
teachers' Institute nt Montrose By we, i
mean Jim Smith and mvhdr, came to
Montrose, staved ovir night nt 12. Gilf
Jlln'H plaeo and stinted foi Uush Tucs
diiv monilng.
We Smith ami rnvt-clt aitlvt d at the
1'pppir plaeo about the middle ot tlio
afternoon. Wo saw Jackson Pepper milk
ing bark of the bun Wo then hid In tho
woods and waited until it got dark. Aft r
dark wo loft and went up to the io.i.l.
wo went ur tho road passing tho hoitce.
nnd taw him In tho Iioiim . Wp tin n s-et
down beside, tho ro id. Ho came out In
ten or flftern minutes with n lantein and
went to the barn. He turned out one or
two hors-cs 1 think. Into tho lot adjoin
ing tho barn, nnd In about ten minutes
we went down to tho barn. On airivlng
nt tho bain, wo stopped and argued as lo
who should go In and finally Jim Smith
went In. I did not go in for three or four
minutes. I went In because Pepper was
too much for Jim. When 1 went in Pep
per and Jim were down on the floor seut
lllnc; the lantern hung on tho pitchfork
handle, which was btuck in the Iny mow.
His (Pepper's) hat lay ncai coin husks.
I catched hold of Poppti'H hands and h"l J
him. Jim tied his hands nnd feet and put
a handkerchief In his mouth. I saw tho
whilllctrLO. that's the same one (pointing
to whiilletree), for the first tlmo after ve
bad tied Pepper Jim bad provlousdy hit
him with something, I didn't know what
until 1 saw the whlftletree; then I knew,
becnuso It was all blood. Wo then went
out of tho barn and had anothei chew In'
match out In tho road In front of tho
barn. Wo hid talked that there was to bo
no blood sl'cd coming over several times.
Wo then at that time argued about that
again I said I was going to let tho mat
ter drop just where It was and go home.
Jim wont back In tho bam and fetched a
lantern bark with him and he set It light
inddo tho fence In fiont of the house lie.
paid if I went he hnald: that be shouldn't
go to tho house nlone We then went up
over tho hill, walked to Skinner's Beldv,
took u Lehigh Valley fi eight train to
S.iro, nr.d caught a rldo to Susquchauni
on the Brio railroad.
When I went Into tho barn I notice!
Pepper's head was badlv bruised and all
blood I asked Jim what be had done it
for nnd bo said ho couldn't help It. I
had tho whlflletrce In my hand after he
was tied. I did not hit him. I did not
rarry a knife. Wo got tho rope from
John Lee, In Susquehanna, It was tho
ropo used to tie Pepper.
I have made this statement of mv own
free will, nnd without piomit-e of reward
or any piomlses of anv n ituro whatso
ever, on this 22nd dav of Jautmr. .A. D.
ISis. (Signed) c'nrnrlu s W. Shew
In presence o r. L. Leonard and G. H.
Prazler.
The commonwealth then nnnounced
their case closed.
As In tho tii.il of Hasan (this name
is Eagan and Hagen) the defense omit
ted opening their case and pioceeded
to call the prisoner to the witness
stand. Shew went through his stoiy
of the affair and any one who heaid
him will not understand how insan
ity can bo his defense.
Cleverly he told of inducements held
out by District Attorney Alney. He
was not believed by the people gener
ally. The statement he mnde to Mun
ger was given without piomlso of re
ward and without threat or subjection
And yet he went upon tho stand and
testified that Mr. Alney had ofteied
Inducements, but he did not say what
the inducements were.
At Ave o'clock the defendant's coun
sel asked the court to adjourn until
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock nnd nf
ter a consultation of the sovcinl at
torneys on both sides this was done.
SEVENTY HEALERS.
They Receive Degrees of the M.t&sa
, chusetts Metaphysical College.
Concord, N. II., Nov. 24. The follow
ing statement wnu given to the press
last night:
"Mrs. Mary linker Eddy, discoverer
and founder ot Christian science, hits
Just completed the examination of a
class of about seventy of tho active
workeis In Christian srlence mind
healing to confer upon them degrees
of the Massachusetts metaphysical col
lege ns healers and teachers of this
sjvtein of medicine, whose only crown
ed head Is divine soveielgnty, whose
only piiest Is spiritualized man"
BATTLESHIPS OFF BRAZIL.
The Oregon and Iowa Create a 1'avor
ablo Impression.
Washlngton.Nov. 24. Tho battleships
Oregon and Iowa have lesumed their
long crule to Honolulu. Captain Bar
ker, commanding the Oregon, and the
senior officer of tho expedition, has
notified the navy department that his
little squadron sailed last Saturday
from Bio for Montevideo, where nn
other stop will bo mado for coal. After
leaving that port the ships will head
for Punta Arenas, In the straits of Ma-
THAT DULL FEELING
after oatlns rollovod by
Horsford's field Phosphite
Take no Substitute.
Keltan, almost at tho extremity of
South America, which will mnrlc tho
accomplishment of ahout one-half of
their voyage, unless they aro ordered
at Honolulu to proceed to Manila.
Only a, brief reference has been made
officially to tho ceremonies at Wo at
tending the celebration of the anniver
sary of tho creation of tho Brazilian
irovernment, but It Is known that tho
visit of our battleships to tho Brazilian
capital made the most happy Impres
sion on the government and people of
that great lepubllc and will tend to
cultivate tho frateinal relations now
existing between tlitf United States and
Biazll. '
LOVING CUP FOR SIQSBEE.
Handsome Souvenir fiom the
St.
Paul Commercial Club.
St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 21. Tho Com
mercial club of St. Paul has presented
n, loving cup to Oaptuln Chat let D.
Slgsbee. who as the commander of tho
auxiliary cruiser St. Paul, had an ac
tive part in the vletoiles of the ie
cent wur. Tho cup bonis tho follow
ing Inscription.
"The Commercial club of St. Paul,
Minn,, sends greeting to Captain
Chailes Dwlght Slgsbee, who as com
mander of tile uuNlllury cruiser St.
Paul, had a billllant share In the na
val exploits ot the Spanish wai of lbl.
Muy you live long and piosper."
COTTON OPERATORS
OUT ON A STRIKE
Tiouble Which Affects Six Thou
sand Workers at Augusta, Geor
gia. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 1!4 The stilko
among cotton mill operative" here now
affects six thousand woikeis. The new
scale which the cnvneis seek to enforce
nnd to which the opeintives oblect l.s
based, so the owners say, on the into
of wages paid In South Caiollna and
Noith Caiollna. This the stilkeis deny,
bv claiming thnt the conditions note
and in the Caiollnns uie dlffeient. The
mill owncis uie fiim in their eietu
inluatlon to enfotcc tho cut and declato
the old scale will not be paid again.
The strikers arc beginning to jleld.
They lecognlze their situation and
know that they have no weapon to
fight with They have no numej, no
oigniiizutlnn, and without one or the
other they cannot hope to win.
If this cut Is successful, it Is believed
similar i eductions will be made In cot
ton mills In other parts of the south.
DREHER'S STATEMENT.
Explains His Attempt to Commit
Suicide
Philadelphia, Nov. 24. Chi Minn W.
C. Diehor, the Iltooklyn leal estate
man, who attempted to commit suicide
In a West Philadelphia hotel on Tucs
duy, was turned over to the police by
the officials of the Piesbyteilun hospi
tal, and was committed to prison.
To the police, Dieher salcl today:
"I did not know what I was about
on Tuesday. I know that I had a ic
volvcr, and that I was bent on taking
my life. I don't leinember anything
about dischaiglng the pistol. My life
has been mined by my business pait
ner, a young man. He mauled my
nlere and I took him into pattuorshtn
with me. He soon wrecked tho bust
nets which I bad been thlity-two yeais
in establishing. I intend to return to
Prooklyn ns soon as possible, and face
any chaiges that have been made
against me. T urn sonv for attempt
ing to take my llf and I will begin
life ooi again."
It Is the opinion of the police that
richer held tho revolver paiallel with
his face when he faod tho live shots
which lodged In the ceiling. Tho bul
lets only made fuuows In his foie
hcad. CRUISE OF THE HELENA.
The Gunboat Anives at Funchal,
Madeira.
Washington, Nov, 24 The gunboat
Helena, which Is on her way to Join
Admiral Dewey's fleet In the Philip
pines, by way of the Mediterranean
nnd tho Suez canal, has ai rived nt
runchal, Madeha, and will continue
her long ciulse without unnecesasty
delay. This Is the second attempt made
by this staunch little waishlp to Join
tho Asiatic squadton, the outbie.ik of
the war pi eventing the fhst. The
cruiser Topeka hns aulved at Key
West on her way to Havana, wheie
she will take the plaeo of the ciulser
Scot pion, which has been ordeied home.
A telegram hns been received fiom
the coinmnndnnt of the League island
navy yard, Philadelphia, to the clfect
that the cruiser Panther was lendy for
sea und would leave there tomorrow
for San Junn, Poito Rico, wheie she Is
to lemain for an indefinite neiiod ns
stntlon ship in connection with the now
na-al station Just established In that
teirltory.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Fireman Killed and Engineer and
Brakeman Injured.
Denver, Colo., Nov. 24. The ciown
sheet of the boiler of a locomotive on
the westbound fi eight train on the
Denver nnd Bio Grande railway blew
out at Swallows, Colo , today. J. u.
Peike, fireman, was killed, and Eu
gene Pennington, engineer and Guy
Livingston, bmkemnn, weie seilously
tnjuied. Eighteen loaded fielght cats
were burned.
The explosion occuired where the At
chison, Topeka and Santa Ke jond
cresses the Denver and Itio Giande
nnd tho bridge was wrecked. The loss
Is verv heavy.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Result of a Coroner's Inquest in
Brandes Case.
Oakland, Cul., Nov. 21. Tho coioner's
Inquest over the lemalns of Lillian
Biandes, the 13-year-old girl, who was
supposed to have committed suicide by
hanging at Beikeloy, has resulted In a
verdict charging her father with mur
der and naming her step-mother us un
accessory
The evidence tended to show that the
child had been beaten to death and
hanged to a bed-post. Neither Hi ancles
nor his wife were taken to the Inquest,
as there was talk of lynching.
Oldest Inhabitant Dead.
Kuoxvllle, Tenn Nov. 21. Mrs. Susan
Bonders, aged 107 died today In tho bouse
In which she was born on ( hurcky river,
in Watauga valley. Sho wnB a relative
of John Bevier, first governor of Ten
nessee, und owned many souvenirs of the
battle of Kings' mountain.
Railroad Receiver Resigns,
Indianapolis, Nov. 21,-B. ji. y. Pierce
has resigned as receiver of the Clover
Leaf railroad on account of 111 health.
SERMON OF THE
REV. H. A. GRANT
DELIVERED IN THE HOWARD
PLACE M. E. CHURCH.
Ho Took for His Text the Words "In
All Thy Ways Acknowledge Him
and Ho Shnll Direct Thy Paths."
He Who Is Willing to Have This
Text PulQlled in His Experience
Will Have tho Best Life He Can
Live on Earth.
Hew H A. Grant, B. D., pastot of
tho How aid Place African Methodist
Episcopal churth.dlscout.Md upon God's
sure guidance of a good man, yesterday
morning, choosing us a text Piov., :i:C:
"In all thy wnjs acknowledge Him, and
He shall direct thy paths." He said,
In pail;
Lot us thank Clod toclaj that here Is a
piomlso with a condition attached. It Is
one of tho mod lur-reuchlt'c, promises In
tlu whole range of revolution. If the con
dltlon is nut fulfilled neither we noi tho
nation havo anv claim whatever upon .ho
piomlso. Hut If It Is the piomlso Is ns
sine ns the existence of the Almighty an 1
ull-holy God who has inndo It. If wo
look, fits', nt the condition, It will prepare
us to notice, thu premise.
1. Tho condition Is, "In all thy wovs
acknowledge Him." And we may sum
matlze what this includes in tluee par
ticulars. 1 It lnchicKs tho admission that tied
has tho light to dispose of my life, l.tto
is a Jutirne of irimy experiences, a way
of perpetual change and endless possibil
ities. Hut it Is not given to mo that 1
muv do with It what I please. It belongs
absolutely to God. In tho iialm of n.ituiu
God Is master. Prom tho molecule to the
mighty sstem, and right thiough tho
utilvorso of matter Ills power governs all
N'uwheio Is tbero a lawless ntom delving
Ills contiol. And God wishes In like man
ner to bo Loiil In tho life of cveiy man.
Let us thank Him that tho only tiuo Mew
that we can take of our lives Is that we
mi Ills stowaiels, Hmt Is, that wo have
tho gilts ot God to use 111 tho scivice of
God.
A stew n rd elocs not use IiIh own piopet
iv to seie his nmstei, noi does bo use
his master's piopertj to scivo himself.
Ho uses the master h goods to servo the
me-ter. And our lives, with all their
pawns and opportunities, are God's gifts.
If thev were our own possession we might
elo with them what wo would, but being
God's we have no option but to use them
entirely In Ills teivlec.
tip: trite mew.
And while thl Is the tiuo view. It Is ut
the same tlmo the most exalted; for the
moment that our lives aro linked to God
and His purposes, theio Is a dignity lm
narted to the m which nothing elso can
c,le Nov., then, em this Thanksgiving
l)a, so wisely asked to bo observed by
that good man, William McKlnley, the
president of these I'nlted States, as well
ns In the gov n nor ot our state while wo
thank God for eluonleled and and un
chionlcled meicles, whether In peace or
in war, tho success of out navj and land
lorees love of home nnd countrj. llbei i
tion of the down-tiodden and victory, let
us bo thankful th it to be ablo to write
ourselves down as the "seivnnts of God'
Is tho highest diploma that wo can ever
possess
J It includes the fulfillment of present
dim. If 1 am not doing what I know to
bo God's will concerning me Just now, so
far fiom acknowledging Him, 1 am in a
state of actual rebellion Tho language
of a ni.in In harmonj with our text Is,
"the only p ith mv feet shall tread shall
he Hint ot obedience, whether it bo
thiough tmlllng meadows or desert
sands
J And It includes also tho committal of
the futii'o to God's guidance While jov
fullv fulfilling the appointed work of tho
present, the good nun desires the Lord
to aiintigo all that Is to follow. Ills own
piefcrcnces might lie In a certain direc
tion and God m- poslblv allow them to
be gi. allied bj leading him that waj. Hut
this 1 1 quite a. secondary m.ittei with nlm
He will as eh finitely trust God to Older
bis wavh as ask Htm to do It. It we 1oln
these time pirtlculars wo have n toler
ably corrret idea of whit is involved in
tin londltloii of the text
II. Tho attend int piomlse Is, ' Ho shall
elliei t thy piths "
1 When Ik has been brought Into ho
spliltiial attitude lust described, Gods
way Is open to guide him
WILL DO WHAT HE DESIRES.
2 And there being now no hindrance in
the wa, God will elo that which He ele
slres to do I'uldo the whole of his life.
And lie will do this bv guiding the ele
talls. This is what we often oveilook,
but in tho ivituie of things it must be so.
Tho wholo Is made up of its parts and tho
wholo of a life can cnly be guided by God
as He oidcrs each portion of tho way.
Hut God Is the God of details. Ho gov
erns the Infinite movements of tho mate
rial creation by controlling the action of
tho atom No other wa; is possible. His
controlling power Into every part ot the
llfo that llo is guiding.
3. And this Is the portion of cveiy gooJ
man. Amid ull tho m stories that may
attach lo human freedom, to the influ
ences of evil spirits, and to the disposition
of events, the will of God shall bo done
In and hy the consecrated man. He who
is willing on this nation il Tlnnksglvlng
Daj to hnvo this text fulfilled In his ex
perience will have the best llfo that lie
can live on caith, both for himself and
others, and foi the glory of bis heavenly
guide
"All our times are In thy band,
And we think thco for the whole;
All has waited tbv command
Por our Jiy. and foi our dole
'I lies, O loving I.oid, we bless
In a song of thankfulness!"
WILL ALLEGE INSANITY.
Plea That Will Be Made for Mur
derer Van Horn.
It Is the Intention of Attorney Geoige
S. Hoi 11 to make a plea of insanity
for the convicted murdeier. George
Van Horn, when he goes before tho
bonid of paidons at the next meeting
on Dec, G,
Fifteen witnesses, it Is said, have
been found nbout tho Aldingtons, who
knpw Van Horn well and who will
swear that they nlvvayo regarded him
as n man of an unsound mind.
Their depositions will be taken to
moriovv beforo Snulre B. F. Ackerlv.
nt Cluik's Summit. Notice to this ef
fect was seiveil ycsteiday on District
Attorney Jones by Mr. Horn.
Tho movement to nppenl tho case
to tho United States supremo court
hns been abandoned, temporarily nt
lenst. Application will be mado to the
board on December C.
DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
Coioner Longstreet Investigates the
Sudden Death of Patiick Enllon.
Patrick Fallon, of Wayne nvenue,
Provide nte, was found unconscious at
his homo WedncHluy morning The dis
coveiy was made by Ills wife Fallon
died before a physician nnlved
Coroner Longstieet Investigated the
case. Ho found that death won due to
natuial causes and gave permission to
the undertaker to take charge of the
body.
NAY AUG ENGINE DAMAGED.
Bad Condition of the Pavement Is
Responsible for It.
Another of the dally arguments illus-
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which Is Right to the
Point and Reliable.
Judge Frank Ives, of the District
Court, of Crookston, Minn., says: For
somo time I have used Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablet? with seeming great
benefits with few exceptions, I havo
not bepn so free from Indigestion in
twenty-five years,
George W. Roosevelt, U. S. Consul to
Brussels, Belgulm' Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, safe, pleasant to take, conven
ient to carry, glvo keen appetite, per
fect digestion.
Sir. W. D. Tomlln, nicchanlc.il en
gineer, Dtiluth, Minn.: One box of
Stuart'd Dyspepsia Tablets has done
its work, and I am again gaining liosn
nnd stiength.
O. E JlanBotn, Hustonville, Ky,: I
was distressed and annoyed for two
yonrs with throwing up food, often
two or three times a day; had no
certainty of letalnlug n meal If I ate
one. Pour boxes of tho Tablets from
my druggist have fully cured me. I
find tin in pleasant to take, convenient
to carry
Rov. G. D. Brown, Mondovi, Wis.:
The effects of Stuait's Dyspepsia
Tablets is simply matvelous; n quite
henitv dinner of broiled beefsteak
causes no distress since I begun their
utv.
Over six thousand people in the state
of Michigan alone In 1894 were cured
of stomach tioublcs by Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets.
Full sized packages may be found
at nil druggists nt 60 cents, or sent
by mall on receipt of price from F. A.
Stuait Co., Marshall, Mich.
Send for little book on stomach di
seases, mailed fiee.
tinting the need of Immediate lepalrs
to the asphalt pavements was shown In
the paitlal breaking down of Nay Aug
lire engine on Lucknwnnnu avenue
AVednesda while going tothe Mt Pleas
ant collleiy fire. One of tho lear spring
was bioken by the Jar occasioned in
"chucking" Into a hole in the pave
It allowed the weight of the boiler to
rest on the axle. The engine, an a ic
sult, is tempoiarlly out of seivlce while
the damage Is being lepahed.
TWO DIVORCE CASES.
One Was Begun and Another Ended
Wednesday.
Application was made for dlvoue
Wednesday by Anna E. Miller, through
her next friend, Benjamin C. Bulger.
Sho alleges thnt her husband, Gcoige
M. Miller, treated her cruelly und that
on Nov. 7, lS9i, tinned her out of doots.
They live In Susquehanna. L. P.
Wedemnn nnd Vosburg & Dawson uie
the llbellnnt's attorneys.
A decree In dl voice vvns gi anted by
Judge Gunstcr ye.steidny In the ense
of Sin ah Kesten against William Kcs
ten. Iio deserted her in Iron Moun
ta!n, Mich., in 189!, after they had been
living together for eight yeais. He la
a traveling photographer.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
"Tho Geisha."
That charming opera, "The Geisha, '
was heaitllj enjojed by laigo nudlencs
at tho Lyceum esterday afternoon and
evening. It Is a stoiy ot llfo in Japan
prettily told, set to tuneful music tin I
elaborately staged and costumed. Tho
opcio, abounds In catchy solos tint wero
heat Illy appreciated by yesterday's audi
ences Mlsa Helen Roytor. distinguished her
self In the 10I0 of O, Mimosa San, and
Miss Minnie Ashley was chic and charm
ing 118 Mollle Seamore. A laigo portion of
tho honots of tho opera fell to bci,
"That Girl from Texas."
The largo audience that crowded the
Acadcm of Music last night lecelvcd
with much favoi That Gill fiom Texas, '
which was pies-entcd by the bpooncr com
pinj. Tho specialties weio warmly ap
plauded. This afternoon the compdny will
present "Kathleen Muvourncen," and to
night "Dr. Jekjll atul Ml. Hjde "
White Crook Burlesquers.
At the Gaiety jestcrdaj afternoon "The
White Ciook Burlcsciueis' bej,an a tlueo
da' engagement Large audiences saw
tho performances afternoon and evening
The show opens with un olio In whieh
a dozen good vaudeville aitlsts appear.
Tho exhibition given by Professor But
ton's educated dogs is also .1 featuio of
thu olio. "A Jolly Pair" Is the builesiue
that closes tho show. It Includes all of
the mcnibeis of the company. It is an
amusing 1 nil enteitainlng inclant,e.
"Undo Tom's Cabin."
In "L'ncle Tom's Cabin ' tho old stoiy
of slaveri d.s Is well lntetpreteel und is
enjojed bj 11U Thole lire u number of
excellent specialties Intioduccd. It will
bo pioduced at the Lyceum Saturday at
ternoon and ovcnlug. Spcclul matluco
prices
Next Week at Academy.
Milton Aboui's New Enuiml Comic
Opeia company, one of the gieat amuse
ment enterpiiscs ot the wuild, Is to be
in Seranton 0110 week, their engagement
commencing Mondaj night, Nov. .'4, at
tho Acadeni) of Music Theicafter there
will bo famlii in.illr.ics and an eve
ning performance cveij nltbt "Isle of
Champagne" will be the opening bill. A
gicater pioduetlon was never arranged.
It is from the pen ot Hurilson J. II) rue,
nnd possesses tho charm and magnetism
that makes footllght attiuctions populii
the woild mound "Isle of Champ.igno '
has brought thousands of dollais to Us
fotmer backers, and It took no small
amount to sccuro It for Its present own
ers. Tho choruses, male and female, will
ptesont beauty anil abllltv to sln t lar
cuie Rogeison's supeib oiehestra will lou
der music and special dances, and spec
ialties will Intersperse the singing of the
lines. Ladles' tickets for Monday nl.iht
can ba obtained at the box olllce
Miss Mecuslcev to Be at Gaiety.
Tho Gaiety has foi next week one of
the strongest of vaudevlllo nttracllons
thnt has been presented at thut house
this season. Gub Hill's famous New Vork
Stars high class vaudevlllo conipan In
ndclltlnn Sllss Inez Mecusker. tho Amer
ican cantatrlce, who has been with
Soua's band, Gllmore's band, Miss Phil
adelphia, etc
Miss Mecusker Is specially engaged ns
tho leading feature of Gus Hill's compal y
for the ni'Xt four weeks, and will begin
her engagement in this clt. Othoi well
Known artists make up the personnel of
this organization.
-Tho
Best Plaster.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chnmboilnln's Pain nalm nnd bound
on to tho alfected parts Is superior to
any piaster. vvnen trouuicu with a
puln In tho chest ot side, or a lame
back, glvo It n tilul. You are ceitaln
to be moio than pleased with the
prompt lelief which It affoids. Pain
Balm Is nlso a certain cure for rheu
mntlbm. For pale by all druggists.
Matthew Biotheis, vvholesule and le
tall agents.
PILL-PRICE The dujs of 23 cents n
box for pills are numbered. Di. Agm w s
Liver Pills nt ton cents a vlnl aie surer,
safer nnd pleusanter to take, I'uiu Con
stlpntlon, Sick and Nervous Headaches.
Dizziness Lassitude Heartburn, Dyspep
sia, Loss of Appetlto nnd ull troubles arid-
ing from liver disorder. For sale by
Matthews Bros, and W. T. Clnrk.-W
The People's
A
POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Benefit ot All Who
Have Houses to Rent, Real Estate of Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Situations or Help These
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted, Which Are In.
scrtcd Ercc.
FOR RENT
MODERN HOUSE - CITY HEAP;
bealthv location, low rent, to desirable
tenunt, 712 Clay avenue.
TO KENT-TUB EXCELSIOR CLUB
hall on Washington avenue Sultnblo
forselcct parties bnlls und entertainments.
Ladles nnd gents' clonk rnrm attached;
nlso catcie-r on premises. Applj to Klco.
Levy & Co, no Lackawanna nveiiue.
POR HENT-ri:siC ROOM OH SHARK
of offices second float front, Coal Ex
change. Call nt loom 13.
l-'OIl I KENT - SECOND
Qulncy
PLOOR, 01
FOR SALE
Po1A-nil8T"MSH'lioT Va
ter heater, nearly new. 1130 Washing
ton avenue.
POR SALE-STOCK OP MHRPHAN
dlse, doing strictly cash biisinesh. lino
opportunity, owing to many eithei busi
ness Interests Address Box, W, Now Mil
fold, Pu.
IrR SALE-HORSE. HARNESS AND
buggy, very cheap; or would exchange
?,r, &001' t'Pright piano. Call or address
1513 Capouso uvenue.
POR SALE-TEN R-I-P-A-N-S FOR S
cents at diugglsts Ono gives leltef.
REAL ESTATE.
VOll SALE-MY RESIDENCE AT 211
Colfax avenue, Just cimpleted All
modern Improvements Hcrdwood Ilnlih,
sanltaiy plumbing, electric lights etc.
Price leasonnble Adeliess Prunk T.
Okell, 220 Broadway, New York city.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
rooms loi rent with boaid, clt heat
in evcr room
FOR KENT-PLEASANT PURN1SHED
rooms, convetnlences. Rooms fiom Jl.W
up. G22 Muluorrj street.
J?OOM S A N D BOARD.
ROOM AND HOARD FOR TWO GHN
tlemen at 111 Adams avenue, corner
Spruce.
W A NT ED.
WANTF.D-FAKTNHR WITH J3 000
start a new Industry in this town,
dress 1002 Tribune olllce
TO
Ad-
WANTED-CASB OF BAD HEALTIi
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benefit
Send 5 cents to Rlpans Chemical Co ,
New York, for 10 samples and 1,000 testi
monials. HEbJZJJERZ?Ey? LE.
WANTED-A WOMAN AS CHILD S
nurse References miulicd Mrs C
S Woolworth 710 Jeff ei son avenue
POLITICAL
AGREEABLE TO PROMISES MADE
last May to a committee of citizens I
nnnounco m: self ns a cmdblato for tho
otlleo of Major of the Cltv of Scrantort
Subject to tho voto at the Republican
primary oleotion undor the Crawford
county rules. A H STEVENS.
SCJAJzPjrETJl1ENT;
MRS L T. KELLER,NSCATpTllTiA'i
ment, 50c , shampooing, 50c ; facial
massage, nianlcuiing, 23c., chiropody. ',01
Qulncj.
CHIROPODIST
CORNS. BUNIONS AND INGROWING
nails cuicd without tho least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation anil advice
given free E M HETKHL Cblropo.
dist, 330 Lackawanna avenue Ladies at
tended at their icsidenco If desired
Charges moderate.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, WARTs" AND
moles iemoved by electrlcltj , painless,
peimunent, charges moderate, consulta
tion free Helen Buchanan, Dermatolo
gist, Hi Washington uvenue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
nnd cess pools; no odor. lmpioved
pumps used. A. BRIGGS, Propnotor.
Leavo orders 1100 North Main nvenue,
or Blcke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulbeny. Telephone C010.
LEGAL.
NOTICE-IN THE MATTER OF THE
petition of tho Cit of Seranton lor
the appointment of Vle.veis to ascertain
ihn costs, damages unci expanses and
assess tho benefits for ope Ing omlng
nvenuo from OUvo street to Ash sticct
In the Couit of Common Pleas No. 120,
Januarj Term l'Utt.
Notice Is heieby given that nn applica
tion will bo made to tho Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of Lickavvum 1
county on Tuosdav tho 2uth dav ot No
vember, lb98, at a o'clock u m . lor the ap
pointment ot vie wins, to ascertain tho
costs, expenses and benefits to properli .
nnd also to ascertain tho dumages to 01
suffered by an person or property by
reason of tho opening of said streut
M A M UINLEY Cltj Solicitor.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE, POSITION AS
s.disman with established house to
travel In Northeastern IVniiHj-lvnnla,
country towns piefened. Low wages ex
pected until ability Is proven. Retereuces
given Adeliess Box U, Lvnii, Pa.
WANTED-. 1 POSITION AS COACU-
man or gatdncr, tho but of retei-
encis. Apply to E. L Moot, OIihunt,Pa
AN "EXPERIENCED DRIVER WISHES
omplojment as teamster for wholesiU
or letall stores, knows elij well, fait
wages Address D. M. Jones, luOa Wash
buin street, Scianton.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACH,
nun, cun drlvo well Apply to C. S..
129 Tenth street, Hvde Paik.
SITUATION WANTL'D-BY A FIRST
class gtoccij cbrk ami onler man well
acquainted In ull pails of the elt , can
furnish iclercnce Address J. R J , Gen
eral Delivery. clt.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO HOUSE,
work of uny kind, washli j, or cleaning
by the day. Pall or nddtess 519 Nortn
Hjde Paik uvenue, elt
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO SEW.
Ing at home or go out by th0 eiay
Cull or uddresH No. 519 North Hyde ave.
SITUATION WANTED - II V YoF.NO
id) aa cook In private family, Rood
rence Address L. P.. Tiibuno olllce
l of ere
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO WASII-
Ing and Ironing ut home and go out
by the day. Cull or address A. B jjj ,
faumner avenue.
SITUATION WANTED - WASIHNfT
Honing or uny kind of bouse cleaiung
hy tho day or will tuku washing home
Side door. E0 Franklin avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN
to go out by tho day or cleaning of
fices, best of references. Addiesa 129
Franklin avenue.
SITUATIONS WANTED - BY TWO
jouug girls; chambei maids In hotel or
nurso girls. Address 1153 Cayuga street,
North End
Exchange.
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Connell Building, Scrnnlon
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT, OFFICE
rear of COti Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR , ARCHITECT.
433 Spruce St , eor Wash uv , Scriintou
FREDERICK L. BROWN, ARC HIT F.F'C
Prlco Building, 120 Wushltigion avenuo,
Scraliton
T." I. LACEY .1 SON. ARCHITECTS.
irauers' National Hank.
DENTISTS
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCKANTCpTin
vnto Hospital, cor. Wyoming und Mul
berry. DR. 11. P REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 113 Wionilng nvo
WELCOME C, SNOVER, 5!4 Washington
uvenue. Hours. !) to band 2 to C
HAT MANUFACTURER.
TOLLE, 409 SPRUCE STREET. MAKES
your hat to older nnd thoy fit.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 121 AND 12? FKANK
Iln uvenue. Hates reasonable.
P. KEIULEK, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D , L. & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
lopean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop
LAWYERS
I'KANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counseiloi-nt-Lnw. Burr Uulldlng,
rooms 13 and 14, Washington avoniie.
V1LLAHD. WARREN .1 KNAPP, AT
torneys and Coiinvilloin-.it.Luw. Re
publican Building, Washington uvenue.
Seranton, Pa
JESSFP & JESSFP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - nt - Law. Commonwealth
Building. Rooms 1, JO and 21.
JAMES W. OAKFORD, ATTOKNEY-AT-
Lnw Rooms D14, 61D and D10, Hoard of
1 rado Building.
D B. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate secuilty.
Mears Building, corner Washington
avenue nnd Spruce street.
JAS. J. II. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-ot-Liiw.
SOI Commonwealth Building,
beranton
EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY
Rooms 001-00), Sib floor. Meats Building
L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
502 Bond ot Trade Building, Seranton,
Pa
C R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth Building. Scrnnton, Pa
PATTERSON
National Bank
WILCOX,
Building
TRADERS'
C. COMEGYS.
Building.
0-13 REPUBLICAN
A W BERTHOLP, Attv . Mears bldg
MIDWIFE
MRS. GARLE. GRADUATE MIDWIFE
lilS Washburn stieet, Seranton En
gagements solicited. Xtooms and bet
attendanco for a limited number of pa
tients PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. C. L TREY, SCRAN JON SAVINGS
Bank Building, 122 Vj omlng avenue.
MARY A SHEPHERD, M. D, HOME
opathist, No 228 Adams avenue
DR. W. E ALLEN, 512 NORTH WASH
Ington avenue
DR RTTRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Dlsencs of Women, comer Wi omlng
nvenuo and Spruce stieot, bci.inton
OU'co hours Thtusdavu and Satur
dajs, 9 a m to C p m
DR. L M. GATES ROOMS 207 AND COS
Board of Trade Building Olllce hours
8 to 9 a m., 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m Resi
dence, C03 Madison avenue.
DR C. L FREAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Pitting and Put Reduc
tion Olllce telephone' UuJ Hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 4. 7 to 9.
DR S W. L'AMOREAPX. OFFICE r"0
Washington nvenuo. Residence, "IIS
Mulbeny. Cbionlo iHseT-os lungs
heart, kldnes nnd genlto-urlnnry or
gans a specialty. Hours, 1 to 4 p m
W. G. ROOK, VETERINARY SFR
geon Hoi ses, C.ittlo and Dogs treitod
Hospital, 121 Linden street, Seranton
Telephone 2072
SEEDS
G. R. CLARK & CO. SHBDMEN AND
Nurscrmen; stole 14G Washington nvo
nue: green house, 1350 North Main ave
nue; store telephone, 782.
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACICAWANN1
Scianton, Pa. Couibes pnpuintory to
college, law, medicine or bush oss.
Opens Sept 12 Send for catalogue
Rev Thomas M. Ciinii, LL. D , Walter
II. Bucll, A M.
WIRE SCREENS
JOS. KFETTEL, REAR 311
wanna avenue, Scianton, Pa.,
turcr of Wlro Screens
LAPUA-
manutuc-
MISCELLANEOUS
LATlibT "FROM "PHILIPPINE is
lands Oieatest Naval Battle Shoos
ull blown to pieces und landed In Net
tlcton's Shoe Siore. Washington avenue
Ladles' fine button shoes, ms-ut nd
elongola, cost V 50, at SHU, hollos' j,t
12 00 shoes lor 9ic, ladies oxiotds ts,
1 50. for 7'ic, mi'ii h $2 - call and loss, t
bboes tor $1 19. MW shoes for Ji uv, ttc
BAUER S OKCHEhTKA-MlSIP 1UR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, bid
dings and concert work furnished or
terms. adiusK. J. Bauer, eonductoi
117 Womlng uvenue, over llulbuiia
music store
MEGAHGEE BROTHERS PRINTLHb
supplies envelopes, papei bags, twine
Warehouse. Uo AVasblngton avenue,
Seranton. Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Hailro.ul Syitcin
Anthiaclto Poal Used. Entail Ins Cleanli
ness and Comloi
In Ellen Nov 11. Ifci3
TRAINS LEAVE Si'RANl'ON.
For Pliihidelplihi and New York via D
& H K It , at ii 13 a ill , and l.'ui .' b 4 .7
Black Diamond Express and 11 u0 p m
Sundavs D Ml 15s. b P m.
i'or Wlilto Haven, Ilii7h lou PotlHVllle,
and principal polnls In tlu coal legions,
Via D. A: II. R R.. l 43, 2 1! and 4 27 p. m
Por Heiblcbeni. Paston Hoadlng. llai
rlsbutg and pilnclp.il Inteimnllato stn
tlons via D it II It R. t 13 a. m., l.'OJ,
2 IS 127 lll.K k Diumond Expiess, II J0
SuiiiliijH. D & 11 1 5S. 7 l p in.
Pdi Tiinkhuunook, Towandii. Ebnlra,
it line a, Geneva and piiicip.il iiinuinill
ute stntlons. via D, L & W R. R., b OS
a m , 12 53 and 133 p m
Por Utiievu. Rochestet, IlufCuIo Ni ig
aia Pulls, Chicago und all points west via
D & H II R, 12 tt! 101 Black Diamond
Expiess, 10 41 nud 11 M p in. Sundas, D
& II , 11 43 n m . 7 4 p 111
Pullman pailoi and sleeping or l.eolgb
Vnllc) pallor cats on nil tiains bitwt.n
Wllkes-Barro and New Yolk, Phlladel
pbla, llurr.ilu and Suspeiihloii BrMife.
ROLLIN II. WILIil'R, (leu. Hlipl .
Soulb llHthlehem IM
C11AS. S. LEE Pass. Agt., 20 Cortlandt
Ktieot. New Yolk.
A. W. NONEMACIIER. Division Pasi.
onger Agent, Boutli Hotliluhoin, Pa.
For tickets und Pullman losmntlmiH
apply 309 Lackuwannu ave.. Seranton, la
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Ullect May 29, 1S9S.
Trains Leavo Wllkes-Qarro as Pol.
tows:
7.00 a. m week days, for Sunbury
Harrlsburpj, Philadelphia, Baltl.
more, WashlnRton, and for Pitts.
burg and tho West.
10.15 a. in., weok days, for Hazloton,
Potttwlllo, Reading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun.
bury, HarrlsburR, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and tho West.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris.
"urK muadolphla, Baltimore
Waih!nKton, nnd Flttsburg and
tho West.
00 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
, ti ini-,A'..l:,W0(,n tlen'l Pas. Aeent
J. II. IIUICIIINSON. tleneral Alanager.
Del., Lnckii. and Western.
Effect Mondaj, November II, lOS.
Tialns leavo Scraliton as follows. Ex
!'r.Sss f' Now York and all points E.ut.
1 40. 3 W. BIO. t, W und 10 03 a. m , 12 33 aiiel
0.0 1 p. in,
Expicss for L'aston, Trenton, Philadel
phia und tho South, 5 10, S00 and 10 oJ n
m , 12 D5 ami J3J p m u iv,Uj a'
Tub liaiiiKi accommodation, CIO i m
Express lor Uiughamton, Oswego PI.
njIr"' Corning, Hath. Dausvllle, Mount
Morris iin.l liiiffiilo. l.'lo 2.33, 9 00 um
1 r,j and fi 30 p m , making closo conneo.
U"V'1 1Jiirfiilo lo all points In tho West
Noithwest and Southwest "e-u,
Washington neeommodation 2 10 n, m
Hlnghnniton and way stations. 1 03 p, m.
Mcholson accommodation 5 10 p. m
Express for Ctlcii nnd Rlehlleld Spilngu.
2 "id a. 111 and 1 T3 p m h '
Ithaca 2 35 !) 00 a m., and 1 53 p m,
I'or Northumberland. Plttston Willccs.
Hairo, Plymouth Hloomslmrg and Dan
ville, making closo connections at North
umherlniid for Wllllnmsport, Harrlsbuiir
Baltimore Washington and the South.
Not thumbci land and Intormcdlntn !.
tlons, 0 00, 10 03 u. m , and 1,55 and 5,10 n.
m.
Nnnllcoko and Intel mediate stations.
8 0S and 1110 a m Phmotith nnd Inter!
mediate stations, 2 33 and 8 50 p m. To
Kingston. U 5". p m
Pullman parlor and sleeping coichcs on
all expiess trains
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables, etc., npply to M L. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket ot-
Delaware nnd Hudson.
On Sunday. July 3id, trains will leava
Scruntnn as follows-
l'or Carhondalc-6 20, 7 53, 8 53, 1011 a.
m,i J? noon: 123. 2 20. 2 52. 5 23, 0 25, 6 37,
9.15. II 00 p. m , l 1G p. ni.
I'or Albnnv Saratoga. Montreal. Bos
ton, New England points, etc 6 20 a. m.,
2 20 p m
For HonesiHIe 0 20. 8 53, 1013 a. m.: U
noon, 2 20, 5 23 p m.
For Wllkes-Barre 6 13 7 4s, 8 41, D Zt,
10 43 n m 12 0J, 1.23, 2.13, 3.3J, 4 27, S.10.
7 IS, 10 11, 11 71 p m
For New Yoik, Philadelphia, etc., la
Lehigh Valley Rnilroad-fi 4" a m , 12 01,
1 23, 4 27 p m ; with Black Diamond Ex
piess, 11 0 p in.
Tor Pennsylvania Knllrond points, 6,45,
9 38 a in 2 13, 4 27 p m.
Por Western Points, via Lehigh Vnllevr
Hallroid-7 43 a. m., 12 03, 311, with Black
Diamond Express. 10 41 11 10 P m
Trains will arrlvo In Scianton as fol
lows Fiom Pnrbandalo nnd tho Nnrth-fi 40,
7 41 8 3, mt 10 18 11 58 a. m , 1 23, 2,15, 3 23,
4 21, 5 43 7 (1 10 18, 11 27 p. m
From Wllkes-Hane and the South (U-,
7 is, 8 48 10 OS 11 51 a. m : US 2 14, 3 .
5 20, 6 21, 7 53, 0 01 10 01 p m . 1 13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carbondale-9 07, 11.33 a. m.; 153,
3 :.', 5 51 11 53 p m.
For Wllkes-Hai ie9 33. 1143 a. m.: 153,
3 28 5 43. 7 4S V m.
Lowest rates to all points In United
Stntes nnd Cnnncln.
J W BUKDIPK G. P. A. Albany, N. Y.
H W CROSS, D P. A . Soranton. Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lcblsh and Susquehanna Division.)
Stntlons In New York-Foot of Liberty
street, N K, and South Feny, Whitehall
Antlnniito coal used exclusively, Insur
ing 'cleanliness and comfoit.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV 20, 1SV5.
TimLiis leave Scianton for Plttston,
Wllkos-Hai re, etc , ut 8 30, 10 10 a m , 1.20,
2 5, 3 20, 7 10 p m. biiudajs, 9 00 a. m..
1 Por"' Ljlclw ood and Atlantic Pity. 8.39
a. m.
For Miiih Chunk, Allcntown, Bo
hem Eas n und Phil olelphla, b 30 a
i e? l"i ti m Simdavs. 2F. P m.
V. ork 7 03 p
Bothle-
m.
points South and West Ma Bethlehem.
b ii i in 120 P in Sundays. 2.1j P m.
Por Long Hiiuicli, Ocean Giovo, etc, fct
8 ,'?. HSrJ. Lo'banon and Harrisburg.
i- 111, tltnoio mm unnmiibwii, imw
u.i Allcntown,
sro
m ,
1 20 p. m. Sun-
ii
Koturiiln. '.".,,, ,,,.. , .no. 0 10 (ex-
em i-trpei. . nvmossi ii. m Sunday.
pi ess) a in
4 "-,
xork. South rem;, foot
WbUehall Ht.ccl . nt 0 0
im.senscrs arrivint. o
IhK ' tibial can co,,
l.envo -"
'Oj n. m., i ;i p. m.
r etc purling rrom
can connect unoer cover
" i.i, Vii i e cbvated nitlioaiis, lirnauway
wlui'.. ..i " and f-''"' l" Ibooklvn and
c'.'o 2,, lil In l" mnKIng cpilck transfer to
and fiom "i"nd Cential depot and Lons
l!,ia,n,'Jo' Pbliad. IPbia. Reading Terminal,
o'lam 1 i P m Sunday, fi 13 a m
Tbr'oug b tie kcts to all points East,
South and West ut lowest rato at tha
"jUH OLHM'SEN Gen Supt.
ji J' BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agt.
iTu " and fellies to H...okJjn and
Slaten I'
ll nd fiom
Trie ami Wyoininn Valley.
Tlmo table In elteet Sept. 19th, 189S.
Ti tins leavo Scianton for New York,
Nuwburg and Int. rmeellieto points on
PHe iiiilioa.l, also for Hnvvloj and local
points it 7 03 i in and 2 25 p m Trains
nrilvo ut Siimi'ioi fi.m above points at
10 J n m iml 1 IS nnd 0 OS p m
1 OT AVOW 1 l '. 4.. iiiiu .......u...,
s in (cxnross) a m , 1 2u (express), 3 20 (ox
mcsV) n m Sunda. 2.F. p in Tialn
e iv big 1 i P m "I "ves ut Philadelphia,
Hciling TeA initial, 7 03 p m. and Now
1. X'. .. . . 1 .....1 1-MTiilin.,
srei tvnn uivisiov.
Hi It, f foci October .IIUIi. IhliS.
orlb llouiicl. south Hound.
2ur .soil aoTiilm
t - "i t
a &l 8t.uiii3 fi
R v. ' ' lg a a
A m ii Arrive I.cuvei ia m,
7SVN FranMln nt I ,,., 7 liN . ..
TfoWcst 4Jnd street, ... 793 . ..
'700 weehawken ... S 10 ....
u e m Ai rlv c leave r mt t
10 4', "nil lailosfa -jib iij
1040 ... in1' Hancock .... .'il4S'
1031 .. I."l, Slaills'llt ... SSi 441
tos!l ... I.Miil l'lestoiil'arls ... SH.itn
:on . u4o w law nod .... 4i 503
loocl,... i.'.'i I'oynteiio .... awUit
DM) .... I.MI tlrion . 238 BS3
IHO ... ,1,'Pll Pleasant Mt. .. SCO 5 10
"li if" I nlnnilalo . 109 sat
'Jit, IH'I l'orost City .. 819 6 41
'tin .. !3 carlondiio ... an bb
OUT, . IflPO Wlilte llrlelgo .. 1338,(150
'Mil. . lll.'vl Mavlltld 1148' not
kv. .. iij .lennjii .... d f,nj
851.... His Aiclilbald .. S61 609
Hfso1... Il IV Intern ,,,. 314 eii
H4i ... 1111 1'ecl.vlllo ... a .19 8
S4.' 1107 (Jli)haut ... 40lUia
S40.... II in I'rlceburg . . 401 821
8H II HI 'lliroop . 410 (,7
815.... 110) Providence , 414 63i
h).'.. (lu'.T lurk Place .... 14 17 0M
b 811 .... 10M scianton ... .M U3n
a Ml a u leavo Arrive v mom
t Sunday only
f slifiitllistbat trains atop on (,1,,'iial for pa,
scnifeis
J talus 20.1 and noil hiitiday ouly other tralm
dillv except Miiuln).
iccurn rates via Out alio a Western beforu
micliailiiellcKolsaiul bave tiiutiej
Uirom-'li VVnKTcr outtet .'per and free re.
cllminr clialr car New York to Clileiro wf.bouc
I'liaDKP. I'lueiiuor at jj Mdt-CCil lu
i'wo J'ciitu or ;uilo.
.1. C.AnJu ton, (leu. 1'aBs AQt.
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