THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1900.
CARBONDALE.
SWALLOWED POTASS.
And Bled Before Medical Aid Could
Be Obtained.
Helen Bntnes, four years old, daugh
ter of Mr. ana Mrs. Georrgo Humes, of
Archbalcl street, died yesterday morn
ltiR as tho jet ult of IihvIiik Hwnllowcd
chlorldo of tiotash, which was kept In
the house for making washing iluld.
Tho little Kill mifTored Intensely until
death Intervened. She Wilt be burled
In Honesdalo today.
G. A. R. ORDERS.
The following older wan Issued by
William II. navies post, No. 1!7, yes
terday morning, relative to the exor
cises to be held on Thuisday, Incident
to the lluK-nilstnir In Mcmoilal park
and the obseiMinco of WashlliRton's
bhthday:
tleadq.uarter.si William H.Davles post,
No. 1ST, Department of Pennsylvania.
Older No. 1.
The above post Is loeiucsted to meet
at post headquuiter.s In Odd Fellows.'
hall, on Salem avenue, at 3,30 p. m., on
Kohl miry .'.', In unlfotni, to p.utleipatc!
In the cxerclBcs of raising the new Hag
In Memorial raik: nlo, In iccognltlon
of the anniversary of the hlithday of
the 'Tuthpr of Our Countiy," George
Washington.
All patriotic orders and those Inter
ested In .such iccogiiLion aie cordially
Invited to be piesent. '
The weather will doteimlne If all the
exercises will take place In the hall or
nt the park. Saluting the flag by the
tiring squad of the Sons of Veterans
will be at the monument. Hy ouler ot
Oomer S. Davis, Commander.
Attest: William 15. Chase, Adjutant.
DEATH OF JOHN CASEY.
At 8 o'clock yesterday morning, John
J. Casey, of tho South Side, succumbed
to pulmonary trouble. He was born
here thirty-tlvc years ngo and had al
ways lived In Caibondale. He was a
member of St. Hose church and of Car
bondalo Conclave of Heptnsophs. He
Is (survived bv a wife, live chlldicn,
three sisters nnd four brotheis. The
f uncial nirangements are Incomplete.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Illinois of the South Side were
Idle yesterday.
Hcv. J. F. Warner addressed tho
meeting In tho lecture room of the
Piesbyterlan church last evening.
Theodore Elmer, who wa3 burned out
recently on South Terrace .street, has
rented one of the Brown-Carroll stoics
on Lincoln avenue and w 111 soon re
sume business. An oven will bo con
structed on tho tear of the lot.
Mrs. C. It. Munn and diushter, Mar
Ion, who have been Isltlng for a month
In Sir.icuse and Nineveh, N. Y., ore
expected home this week.
Mis. D. L. Craft, of Richmond street,
Is ill.
Jits. Leonard Cole has returned to
her homo In Thompson.
Mrs. M. E. Jenkins, of Palisades
Park, N. J., who has been the guest ot
Mrs. G. W. Evans, went to Scranton
yesterday to lslt ft lends.
Memorial park Is being made leady
for the government cannon which arc
expected dally.
Miss Lottie Millard, of Helmont street,
and Leon I Seott, of Clieiry avenue,
will be mauled by Rev. A. F. Chaffee,
of tho Methodist chinch, this evening.
"OF A GOOD BEGINNING rometh
a good end." When you take Hood's
Sarsaparllla to puiify your blood you
are making a good beginning, and the
good end will be health and happiness
It nevtr disappoints.
Pick headache is cured by Hood's
Pills. 23c.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Programme of Tomorrow's Grand
Ei6teddfod Unclaimed Letters Re
maining at Postofflce Personal
News.
A grand eisteddfod will be held to
morrow afternoon and evening, Wash
ington's bit Unlay, at the Welhh Bap
tlst church. The event premises to bo
tho grandest aftair yet held In this
town. The programme of the day is
as follows: Adjudicators Music, prof.
W. D. Evans, Caibondale: recitations,
I5cv. D. S. Jones and J. Cnui Icr Morris.
Scranton: accompanist. Miss Su&ie
Powell, Taylor: presidents, Rev. D. C.
Edwards, Wllkes-ttanv, and John It.
Jones, Scranton: conductor, James 12.
Watklns, Taylor, and Rev. D. P.
Jones. Hydo Puik. Programme:
Opening song; competition. "Only
Waiting," Hist ptho $1: necond prize,
60 cents. Competition, ".Somo Sweet
Day," first prize, $1.50, seeond piizc,
CO cents. Adjudication on No. 3: com
petition, spelling bee, prize r,0 cents;
Adjudication on No. -J, competition
duct, "O, Lord Wo Ador Thee." prize. J
n . .11....I . .- . ... ...
a .Aujuuicuuon on vsus. o una &; com
petition, trio, "Fair Flora Decks,"
prize. $3. Answering ;n sculptural
questions, prize, $1. Adjudication on
Nos. 11 und 12: competition. "The
Promise of Life," piize, $1. Adjudica
tion on Nos. 15 and PI: competition,
children's choir. "There's None Rlght
cous," prize. $10. Adjudlcitlon on es
say, prize, $2. Adjudication on No. 10.
Evening Session Opening song, ad
dress by chairman; icniarks by con
ductor; competition, "Uoxer ihe Lead
ing Horse," prize, ?2, competition. "Old
Tune," prize. $1. Adjudication on No.
4; competition, reading on tight, prlzo
$1. Adjudication on No. Ji; competi
tion, "Then You'll Remember Me,"
prize, $2. Adjudication on Nos. 7 -ind
9; competition, "Glory to God." prlzo
J2. Adjudication on No. 12; competi
tion, "Climb, Climb Up Higher," prize.
$3. Competition, "Fate of Virginia,"
prize, 12. Adjudication on No. 11; com
petition, "How Willing My Paternal
Love," prize, $2. Adjudication on Nos.
15 and 17; competition, doublu quar
tette, "Who Knows What Dells Say "
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Dr. Butts Pills cuiejysjtfisia. Trial, 20 for je.
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ailed tested. Price fti Der hot 1 6ho.
money, Is oo. bend lor fr book.
by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Sprue street.
1Tfl
$7njWLEVvvZt
iMfM
For Sale
prize, $6. Competition, namlntj words,
price, CO cents. Competition, rending
music, prise, $1. Adjudication on Nos.
21 and S3, choral competition, "Sea
Hath Its Pearls," prim f30; (5 to lead
tr. Adjudication on No. 2fi.
Unclaimed letters remaining at Tay
lor postomce for thi period ending
February 20. Persons calling for tht
samo will ploase say advertised. Fol
lowing nto the letters: Mr. J. X.
Davis, Miss Mary Davis, J. D. Ed
win ds. Lizzie Fish, N. C. Srover, Mlrs
Llzsle Jones. Foreign Vnlentv Hoch
erek, Franclsk Damanowks,Kulomla
Gurl, John Keeley, K. Mulhaska, Zaf.a
Satowrz. J. W. Ilctse, postmaster.
Taylor lodge, No. 46.', Knights ot
Pythias, will meet this evening.
iMIss Lizzie Evnns, ot Durye.t, Is vis
iting her cousin, MIsj Amelia Hvnns,
of Main stieel.
A delegation of members of Emblem
division, No. 57, Sons of Tempeiance,
attended the anniversary banquet ot
the Hippie division, No. in, ot Hydo
Patk, last evening.
Mrs. Klchard Ilowen, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of relatives here yesto'
day.
Improved Older of lied Men, No. 247,
will meet this evening.
Tho result of yesterday' election Is
as follows:
Flist ward For council, Thomas
Moos. Republican, 70 votes: Thomas
Haddock, Citizen, 4S; cchool director,
Talllc W. Jones, ltcnubllcan, 70; Oba
dlah Day, 4S.
Third waid For council, John H.
Johns, Republican, ! Henry Lcuth-
old, . For school director, John W.
Reese, Republican, ; Hairy Oulp,
Cltlren. .
Thlid ward For council, M. Fluer
innii, Hepttbllcan, 102; W. S. Nyhart,
Cltbeti, 23.
rifth w aid For council, John P.
Thomae, Republican, 78; Peter Lally,
Citizen, 30. For school director, W. D.
Thomas, Republican, 59; John R. Nee
ley, Citizen, co.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Yesterday's Election in Jermyn.
The Remains of a Popular Young
Soldier Laid at Rest Personals.
As anticipated, yesterday's election
was qulto spiiltcd and a fairly largo
vote cast. Geoigo Pondered, sr., was
elected burgess, his majoilty over D.
S. Davis being 73. The contest for tax
collector resulted In the election of
John Avery, the Independent candi
date, who defeated both the Republi
can and Democratic candidates. The
election In the three wards was as fol
lows: Flid waid Ruigess, Fondeied, 12S;
Davis, 43. Tax lollector, Seymour, 70;
Sharkey, .11; Avery, 73. Councilman,
Raw ling, 103; Edmund?, S3. School
dliector, F. L. Depew, 123; judge of
election, John Mason; inspector, David
Jones.
Second ward Hurgess, Pendeied, 71;
Davis, 71. Tax collector, Seymour, 37:
Avery, S7; Sharkey, 21. School dliec
tor. Hlake, 96; Freas, 40. Councilman,
J. II. Wheeler, 11.'. Constable, Dunn,
C4; Snyder, 57. Judge of election,
Stubbs, 99; Eagun, 2.1. Inspector, Tem
by. S3; J. J. Roche, 32.
Third ward Burgess, Pondered, fiS;
Davis, 7fi. Tax collector, Shaikey, 91;
Seymour, 23; Avery, 20. Councilman,
Kurdish, 74; Moon, 77. School dliec
tor, Giant, SO; Mulhciin, 67. Judge of
election, Leslie, 93; Reeves, 49. Inspec
tor, Leslie, 93.
John Solomon was elected high con
stable and David Jenkins borough au
ditor without opposition.
Through a peculiar erior on the pait
of somo one the name of A. J. Gavin
for councilman did not appear In the
Democratic column, J. H. Wheeler, the
Republican having been substituted.
The Mayfleld elections results were
not known at the time of writing last
evening.
Michael Dymond, of New Mllford,
Susquehanna county, is visiting East
Side friends.
Mrs. F. L. Depew, of Third street, is
suffering with a seer attack of gilppe.
The remains of the late Frank Duffy,
tho 17-year-old son of Hurgess and
Mrs. Duffy, of Mayfleld, were Interred
In St. Roso cemetery, Carbondale, yes
terday afternoon. They were followed
to the graveside by a long procession
of hoi lowing fi lends. It will be re
membered that the deceased, who en
listed In the United States volunteer
Infantry, was drowned while bathing
on July 3, 1S99, at Plnar del Rio, Cuba.
Tho remains weie lecently sent heie In
a sealed casket. Deceased, who was
foimeily a telegraph operator at tho
Ontario and Western depot, In this
borough, was a bright und popular
young man and his death so far away
fiom homo and under such sul clieuin
htances was a severe blow to his allllct
ed parents.
Here la a Chance to Do Some One a
Kindness.
If the reader of this should chance to
know of any one who is subject to at
tacks of bilious colic he can do him no
gi eater favor than to tell him of Cham
bei Iain's Colic, ('holoia und Diauhoca
Remedy. It always gives piompt ie
llef. For sale by all diugglsts.
Matthews Hios'., wholesale und letall
agents.
PECKVILLE.
Mrs. H. K. Benjamin has as her
guest Mrs. Wilson Stark, of Hast Lem
on. Mis. G. J. Llllibridge, of South Main
street, is spending the week In Phila
delphia. Miss Orlana Williams letiineu le
cently after a few days spent as tin)
guest of Mrs. Giles Scull, of Groan
Grove.
Tho ladles of the Methodist Episcopal
church will serve a colonial supper at
tho church parlors Thursday, Feb. 2.',
from 6 to 8 p. m. ,
LEFT THE MOSES TAYLOR.
Patrick Honan Injured in Oxford
Tunnel, Recovers from Injuries.
Pattlck Honan, the section boss at
Oxfoid, N. J., who was badly Injuied
In the railroad accident In the Oxford
tunnel a few weeks ngo, was Monday
discharged from the Moses Taylor hox
Pita, whero he was taken Immediately
utter the- occurrence, In company with
two of the section hands, Peter Bums
and John Smith.
Smith was discharged soon after his
entjy, but Honan had one of tho bones
TheylUYa stood ttoe ten of rein,
and liive cured tboutandi 01
caiei oINervoul Uiseasci, tuco
ai Debility, Dimness, SIceplesf
nen and Varicocele. Alronhv.K.c.
Tliey clear tbe brain, ttrengtbea
me circulation, make aigeitioa
ind lotiei art thtekeSr' fi,llyTJae patient!
with lrnn.r U4 i.-.t -....:!..........!- .w..,i.kj
Addrcu. PF1I y Fnirmc rn n.v.i.nd. n
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
l. m fM
LANGUID
.hildren are sick children.
Their inactivity and sobei
aces are not in keeping witl
obust childhood. Theylacl
vitality and resistive power
and arc very susceptible tt
colds and contagiousdiseascs
brings new life to such chil
.Ircn. It enriches the blood
it restores health and activ
ity; it gives vigor and vitality
to mind and body.
int. ai.J t oo. ill tlmgcUts,
SCOTT . I.(J".N 1., U tnUi, .- Yc i.
In his rlRht foot broken and It ic
qulred considerable time for It to be
brought Into condition. His departure
Monday leaves Hums as the only one
not jet cured. The latter Is dolnp very
well, however, and It will not bo lonff
before he, too, will leave tho Institu
tion. Ho Is an old man, being neatly TO
years ot age, and when taken to the
hospital his lecovery was despaired of,
owinp to tho jjravlty of his Injuries.
Ho has made good pi ogress, however,
and Is rapidly regaining his health.
EISTEDDFOD AT READING
Full List of Competitors and Piizes
and Conditions Jurge Edwards
to Be Conductor.
Appended Is the complete programme
of Heading's first eisteddfod, to be held
Kaster 'Monday, April 1C, 1900, and ot
which Judge Kdwards Is to be the con
ductor. The slzo of tho prizes and tho
variety of the competitions ought
surely result in attracting somo en
tries In tills, the city where Wnlos'
national festival was transplanted and
was wont to flout ish.
1. Choral competition, mixed olccs,
not less than 100 In numbei :
"Thanks Be to God" Hlijah
Prize, $100 (Haton to successful con
ductor). 2. Hand contest, for brass and teed
not less than 2', In number and not
oer CO: Oveituie, "William Tell"
(Carl Fisher edition) Koslnl
3. Male chorus, not less than -50 In
numbei: a. "Sleep, My Iady Love"
(seienade unaccompanied), CJwllym
Gwont; b. "The PIlKiIin's Choi us"
Dr. Joseph l'aity
Price, ?200 (Haton to successful con
ductoi). 4. Chinch choir, not less than "' W
number coullncd to Ueika, Lehigh
and Lebanon counties: "Gloil.i."
Fiom Mozait's Twelfth Mas
Prize, $100 (Chair to successful con
ductor). 5. Female chorus, not leas than 23 In
numbei: "Down In the Dewy Doll"
Hmai t
Prize, $r.0 (Chair to successful oon-
ductoi).
G. Quartette, sopiano, nlto, tenor and
bass: "True Loe Lives on For
ever Gwllym Gwent
Pi Ire, $10.
7. Duet, tenor and bass: "The Mar
tial Splilt" Dr. Joseph l'.my
Prize. 10.
8. Sopiano solo: "Waiting" Mlllatd
Pi ie, $S.
9. Contralto solo: "He "Wns De
spised" Handel
Pilze, $s.
10. Tenor solo: "How Vain Is Man"
Handel
Pilze, $S.
11. Has solo: "Honor and Anns"
Handel
Prize. $S.
12. Piano solo: Concert Gavotte
O. H. Unger, Heading, Pa.
Prize. $S.
13. Piano solo, for children under 12
years of ngc: "Dorothy" (Hng
Hsh dance).
First uilze, $3; second prize, $1.
RECITATIONS.
14. Hnglish recitation, between 15 and
IS years of age: "IUttle of Manila
Hay" Geoige Coronw.ty
Prize, $o.
13. "The Ship on File". Charles Mackay
Pilze. $'.
1C. For bojs and gills under 13 yoats
of age: "Tho Song of the Maiker-
Placu" James Nuokham
Prize, V.
17. lav, not to be less than 200 lines
foolscap: "Sights on the lloulc
vatd" (Heading's park-dtlve).
Pilze. 10.
15. n?say, not to bo over 200 lines
foolscap: "A Mother's Influence
Upon Society"
Pile. 10.
19. For the best Piize Hag.
Prize, $1.
CONDITIONS.
1. No pilzo will be awarded without
sutllelent meilt.
2. Unless there aro two competitor i
on onch subji-ct, the pilze will bo with
held. li. Adjudlcatois shall hive tho power
to dl Ide or w Itlihold any prize.
I. All pilze-wlnnet.s espeettd to bo at
the si'ivlu of the committee.
R. Siutesfui compositions to bo the
propei ty of the committee.
0. The piUe will be held on csas
and lecltatlons unless the successful
competitor will be piesent or be rep
resented. 7. Choice of accompanist Is optional
with the competitor, but all may avail
themselves of the official accompanist.
8. Public protest will not bo allowed
at any session. .Should a contestant
have a gilowinco he must piesent same
In wilting to tho committee.
9. All the compositions must be In the
hands of adjudicators bv tho 23th of
March, and all tho names of eompetlt
ois must ho In the hand of general sec
ictary by tho .list of Match.
10. Ussas to bo accompanied by an
assumed name onlv, but must send,
under sepaiate seal and cover, their
pioper names and addresses to the sec
retin y.
II. Pieltmlnarv contest will be held at
Young Men's Clulstlan association for
music, and recitations at board of trade
rooms.
For fin ther Information, npplv to G.
It. Hees, secretary, No. 52 South Sixth
slieut, Heading, Pa.
ADJUDICATORS.
On vocal musle, Iiof. D. Gordon
Thomas. New Ymk.
On band music, Prof. D. Got don
Thomas, New York: Prof. J, F, Uollols,
Philadelphia, In.
Conductor and adjudicator on teclta
tlon, Hon. H. M. Hdwaids, Scranton,
I'u.
Adjudicator on essas, Piof. n.
Mackey, superintendent public schools,
Heading, Pa.
Accompanist for tho day, Prof. W. M.
Lewis, Heading, Pa,
Copies Nos. :t. tl, 7. 14, 15 and 1C can
be ptocuieii fiom D. O. Hvans, puh.
Usher, Youngstown, Ohio. Copy No. S
can be procured fiom William A. Pond
& Co, publlshets, Union Squaie, New
Yoi k.
POLICE PICKINGS.
Putrnliwn KurliiB and Ooeilltz arrest
ed, at 4.10 o'cloik ebtenliy inoiiilm;,
Patrick Kearney, In i p'- rvnuo
lunch wagon, where ho had fallen asleep.
Tho proprietor of tho wagon summoned
ono of tho clllecrs who awoke tho sleep
er nnd asked him to depart from tho
premises. Kearney Immediately began
to act ugly and tho second pitrolmtn
then nriMng on tho tecne, Ui was
forcibly ejected from tho place and tak
en to tho Centio nit cot police Motion.
Ho was tlnd $7.f0 jcslere'ny morning.
John Plot re, arrested by t'atrolnitn
Hum", was t-Gtit to tho county Jnll for
llftocn diss, n a roult of bfln-r unablo
to tny a Jj Jlnc. Ho was nrrcstod Mon
day evening, when ho was found on
North Washington avenue, walklni; In
tho tllrectlijii ot Green Ttldgc. He was
staggering along nnd appeared unnlito
to lake care of himself. The patiolman
accosted him and asked whom ho was
going. "I am going to my home," waa
the response. On being asked where ha
lived ho leplled Taylor, and on being
told that he was taking entirely the
wrong road to get thcie, ho became
pugnnrlous, lurlsted that ho knew the
way home. etc. At lat tho ottiecr col
lared hint and marched htm to tho cen
tral uollce nfitlon, where ho fought so
stubbornly th.it It required thieo men to
put him Pi a cell.
Mabel Williams, May rtorko nnd M.
Kelly, weru nt rested c.itly icstcrday
morning by Patrolmen Me.Mullcn mid
Thompson, on Lackawanna, avenue,
where they were acting In n drunken nnd
Kcnerilly disorderly manner. In police
court yesterday morning tho trio were
fined $3 niilero.
Nellie Martin, arrested by Patrolman
Parry, for disorderly conduct, was lined
THEATRICAL.
Captain Heme Tonight.
At tho Academy of Music tonight the
Ilolden Comedy company will piesent
the military drama "Captain lierne."
This afternoon "Myrt'o Ferris" will
be the attraction.
Grand Opera Tonight.
The Wllkes-Hai i o New s of yesterday
says of the Strakosch Opera company,
which will uppear at the Lyceum to
night: "A very large house saw and heard
that masterpiece of Italian opera, 'II
Trovatete,' nt tho Ne3bltt lost even
ing. The company goes by tho name
ot tho, Strakosch Hnglish Opeia com
pany, and tho name suggested some
thing aboM' tho ordinary. It Is a task
of considerable magnitude to present,
on the toad Mich a work n this opera,
for the nbseneo of a largo and per
fectly fitted orchestra must bo over
looked, and a larte company could not
very handily be euiled. The inclina
tion -was right fair tor tho flist throe
acts, though the prlrclpals secured a
number of curtain calls and the house
was at no stage untispnnslve. Hut
the last two nets weia excellently done.
Considering tho limitations, there was
very little to be desired beyond what
wns offered In the "Mlseicre, and th
air as well known as the opera Itself,
'Ah, I ll.ive Sighed to Host Me. Tho
othoi melody that lings sweetly al
ways and will always endure, 'Homo
Tr, TIiv Mountain," was sweetly don-.-in
tho final net with the changing fiom
solo to eltiot and then to trio. Mr.
Murray's capable baritone wns heatd
to good advantage In this theme In
the econd act. Cl.ua Lane rose rapid
ly In f.nor nnd shr was coicll.iliy en
ecti'd In Urn feuiith act, wherein her
woik was of the mos exacting char
acter. She has a toptano of pleasing
quilltv and tienglh. and ot wide
mnge Payne Clark's fnor is oquil
to n'l lequltoments In tompavs and Its
iiunlltv Is even throughout. Tho foutth
and fifth act", with tho hh'den chor
uses, weie alone woilb tho time nnd
ttouhlo of getting to the theater, and
as a refreshment of the memory In the
lealm of this well known Void I scoto
the evening was well niiont. The com
piny carried a good deal of special
scenery."
"A Day and a Night."
Though theio have been manv ef
foits to attain the pioud position In
the last fifteen years by others, during
all that time Charles Hoj t has been
recognized as the ono great w liter ot
musical farce. Mr. Iloyt liMI-vcs n
novelty, while others are endeivorlng
to write something in lino with tho
public's desiie for the moment. Ills
latest comedy offered is entith'd 'A
Day and a Night" and will be pre.
sentod at tho Lyceum on Friday even
ing. In tho cast, among others, will ap
pear Hattie Williams, Clayton Sisters,
Saiah Cur, W. II. Curile, Ch.ules
Win ten, Louis Kagan, "W. H. Kynn,
M. Heg.in, Genevieve Gibson and Frank
Do.me.
"A Greek Slave."
The music of "A Greek Slave," which
comca to the Lyceum on'Satuiday af
ternoon and evening. Is far rupeilor
to tliat of the pi e ailing type of coinio
opeia Hdw aides gave us In "The Cli
cus Girl," "The Geisha," "The Huna
wav Glil" and " musical comedies,
nnd the scoies of all weie rich and
catchy alls, Hut, however, in his lat
est work he has furnished an own
better quality of nutslu than ho did In
his punlous plceer. In the scoio theio
Is an abundance ot delightful melody,
nnd the orchestiation Is a musical
tieat such as Is seldom found In mod
el n comic opei a. It Is btightly coloicd,
ingeniously treated and thoioughly ar
tistic genei.illv.
There are many of the light and frnl
icsome airs that become popular in a
day. Tlieie aio pretentious atlas,
dimming ballets, beautiful duets and
Insphing dim uses nnd ensembles.
"While "A Gieek Slave" Is essentially
a comic opera, tho deepest student of
music cannot hut help finding much
of Inteiest In the scoie.
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The People's Exchange.
A POPULAR CLEARING IIOUSC fop tlia lleiislt of AH Who
Have Houses to Rent, Real Estate or Other Properly to
Sell or Kxch'inue, tir Who Want Situations or Help The j
Small Advertisements Coat One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
Five Cents n Word-Except Situatlo.1 WuuteJ. Which ArJ !
sorted Free.
FOR RENT
FOR HHNT-MY rOHMHU ItHSI
dence, with bain, YJVl Moiisoy nenue;
ten rooms. Wm. W. Lathrope.
rort HHNT-Hi.nvnN nooM itorsi:.
Apply to John Carroll, J2J Madison
avenue, or of The T'rlbimo.
roil HUNT TO THE lUGHT PAIITY
a llnooiportunity Is offered. A !i-iooin
house, cumciited cellar, electric llglit, etc ,
beautiful cctner lot with shado tree,
shrubbery, vines nnd line lawn Hint,
33 month. Apply at oillce. 6l Bpruco
street.
FOIl HHNT-DCSIIIAULH Tl'.N-UOOM
single housu; all Improvements: city
steam: bargain If sold at once. W- UIU-
sou street.
I
ron HHNT-sTonn hoom . and
Ilasement, No. Ill Perm avenue: rent
reduced. Immlro on tho premises of
Thomas Gllsallou.
roil HKNT-STOHH fohmkiha" oc
cuplid by RlebecKrr A: Watklns, 40i,
Lackawanna nvoj i floors and basement.
Impute, A. V. IJovvcr. Connell building.
stoki: ron hknt-phom aphil, i.
number :;t Lackawanna ave. Inquire
of J. II. Gunstei.
FOR SALE
FOIl SALK CHEAP
fjmlly sleK'h. J,
Franklin avenue.
A TWO-BEATHD
L. Connell, 113
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOIl SALK OH RKNT - 12-ltOOM
house, corner Sanderson avenue end
Green Ridge street, now occupied by
Green Ridge Wheelmen. nam also If
desired. M. L. Fine, 1W3 Sanderson ave
nue. FURNISHED ROOMS.
WANT"mTWrNTc7L?T
rooms with board. Centrally located.
Address W., Tribune office.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WAn'HDl"RIlTir6TtTmN'oF
a house, unfurnished, two or thieo
rooms; centi.illy located: with or with
out board. Address AV. M. W 817 Pine
street.
WANTKD-FURNISIIHD ROOM, StflT
able for gentleman and wife: central
ly located. Addnss. X. Y. C. Tribune.
VJANTED-TO BUY.
WANTi:DroTn7Y"l''oirA8iii7Hcr
ond hand watches, Jewelrv, old gold
and sliver. Gardner, 22u'i Spiuce street.
REAL ESTATE.
RHDiTcrn in rnicn rot. will taki:
?0,0u0 tor No. WJ Jefferson avenue.
HIeven rooms; single house; Improve
limits; with barn, two lots. $1 8W mav
remain at 3 per cent. Only about what
lots ate vvoiih without improvement.
Must sell this week. Addles C. 1. Jad
vlu. WANTKD GOOD, HUSTLING MAN
for paltrier In gent's furnishing and
hat busli.cs. $J,(io cash will pay .vou
fl,."iX) a ear. Rest stand. Good refer
ences. Address C. George, Scranton, Pa.
GfnCial Delivery.
HNKliQKTIC SALESMAN COUNTRY
woik. School supplies. Salary J'.OO
and extras. It. O. Evans & Co, Chi
cago, 111.
WANTHD-RY AN RSTARLISHKD
business of a high order, a representa
tive of ability and backing who can toko
up ltn work In the stnto of Pennsvlvanla;
no scheme; permanent business with
money in It for tho right party. Address.
P,'il.,!,r references. FOUNTAIN RATH
LRUSH CO., Grand Rapids. Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIES TO DISTR1RUTE FRRH SAM
pies In city. Call at 320 Washing
ton avenue, from 8 20 to 10 30 n. m. today.
BOARDING.
BOARDING 623 PINE STREET.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WANTED-PARTNER. GOOD. ACTIVE
man to tuko halt Interest In paving
business; good opportunity. Address
Partner, Tribune office.
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING TOR CHILDREN TO
order: also ladies' waists. Louise
Shoemaker, Hi Adams nvenue.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKES-UARIIE RECOItD CAN
be had In Scranton at tho news stands
of Relsman Bron , 405 Spruce and D03 Lin.
den; M. Norton 222 Lackawanna uvenue;
I. S. Schutzer. 211 Spruce street.
CITY SCAVENGER
a. n. RRiaas cleans privy vaults
and cess pools; no cdor. Improved
pumps v-ed A H. llltlGUS. proprietor.
Leave cuius 111") Noith Main uvenuo,
or Elcke's driic store, corner Adams and
Muibttiy. 'telephone W40.
LEGAL.
ANNIE CLANCY VS. JAMES CLANCY
In tho Couit of Common PIchh of
Lackawanna County. No. ;.'!, Septem
ber Teim. lsW.
To .fumes Cliinev. Respondent:
You nro lieieby uutlllcd that tho sub
poena and alias subpoena in divoice In
tho above stated case havo been re
turned "non est inventus," mid the court
has ouleied seivleo upon ou Jiy publi
cation. You aio hereby notified to bo
nnd appear at tho next term of said
court, to bo held at Scranton, on Mon
day, M.nclt l't, l'.'On. and answer tho com
plaint ot said libcilant.
C. E. PUYOR, Sheriff.
JOHN It. JONES, A'tty for Libcilant.
NEW YORK AND ONTARIO LAND
Companv.
Notlco is hereby given that tho an
nual nice tine of the stockholders of
tho New York and Ontario Land Com
pany, for the election of directors and
liiBpectors of election, nnd for tho trans
action of such other business us maj"
propel ly come before tho meeting, will
bo held at tho oillco of tho company, in
Peckvllle. Pa., on Thursday, Fcbiuaiy
2Jnd, llmo, at 11 o'clock a. in.
Tho Trunsfer Books will close at 3
o'clock p. m.,February 10th, and re-open
at w o'clock a, m,, February 21th, l&w.
By order of
THE HOARD Or DIRECTORS.
Arthur L. Patmelee, Secretary.
Peckvllle, l'u February 1ft. UMC.
CAME HEBE TO GET DBUNK.
V. H. Carlisle Is from a Soldiers'
Homo in New Jeisey.
"W. II, Carlisle, arrested Monday aft
ernoon by Patrolmen Neuls nnd Parry,
on Lackawanna nveuue, whcin he was
found lylnR on tho bldewnlk In a
diunketi condition, wns kIwii a hear
Iiik In police couit eHtoiday nininln
by Major Molr and dUvhurKod from
custody.
Ho was 5S years of upro and claimed
that ho was nn Inmato of n soldiers'
homp In Now Jersey.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTKn-nV AN lUAnWAsfTiXvK.
a position as Ikhihi Ki i ht In a small
family or general hounewurk: good tot
erences. Address I2l North Washlligton
avenue, second floor.
loom rtxnn and machinist dk-
slres position; thorentKlily nctptnlnted
wltli all ninchlncrv of texture: can fut-
iinlh recommrndatlon from last cmplover.
iddreKH Mnclilnlst,' Tribune.
A FIRST CLASS WAITER. CI.l'.llK OR
bartender would like to have some
tlilnr; to do fvciiIiiks; wanes no object.
Address I'rnnk, Trllmno ofllee.
HY AN EDUCATED YOUNG MAN AT
, nnvthltiK In tbo line of wiitltih'. even
Ines prtierred, kooiI plain v, liter. Ad
dress W. I. II., M3 Cedar avenue, city.
SITUATION WANTED - AS l'IRS'l
c nss salesman and meal cuttet lu
butcher business. Can jslvi- be.U of ufu
t'jico. Address or call V. 11. Webb, 21J
l' ulrvlew avenue. Scranton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-I1Y A YOUNG
trnn as ilrrmnn or to woik In storu as
r'erk or salerman. Addres O. II. Davi.
.12 1 ah view avenue.
F1TUATION WANTl'.D-HY A MAIt
rlrd mun to woik on a farm. Address
I. SpnrRcnhurrf, Ilamllnton, W.ijne
count, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED - A WOMAN
frot.i tlie country wants situation In
I'lotoHtitrit fnmllv at once. Addicss Miss
M. Stephens, West Side postoltloe. Scran
ton, Pa. '
SjSJzPJIatmenTj
MRS. L. T. KELI.ErTsCaTptTvEAT
ment, SOc; BhampooItiK, DOc. ; facial
massatce, manlcurlnr;, 23c; chiropody,
701 Qulncy.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E. C SPAULDINQ, SI TRADERS' BANK
building.
ARCHITCOTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Connell building, Scranton.
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR , ARCHITECT,
iuj Spruce st., cor. Wash, nv. Scianton.
rilEDERICK I, nitCWN. ARCHITECT,
Price bulldlnrj, 126 Washington avenue,
Scrunton.
osr3r3
DR. I. O. LYMAN, fCRANTON PRI
valo Hospital, cor. Wjomlns and Mul
berry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUHACH, 113 Wyoming avo.
WELCOME C. HNOVER. Toil Exchange
2nd floor. Room D, Hours, a to 1, 2 to 3
hotcls 'j3 wcsriu'ji'vrs
THE ELK CAPE, 123 AND 127 PRANK.
1 1 li avenue. Rates tonsonablo.
P. ZEIGLEll. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D. L & W.
p isscnper depot. Conducted on tho Ha
lopean plat.. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
I fVjyTi
RICHARD J. IIOURKE, ATTORNEY-
at-Lav. WiO-2 Lackavvnnun avenue. Gen
eral law buslncvs, collections nnd loans.
J. W. BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Law, Rooms J12-31J Mcars
building.
D R REPI.OOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real ittut securitv.
Me.irs building, coimr Washington
nvcnuo and Spruce street.
M. J. DONAHOE. ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Offices, 012-Cn Menrs btilldint;.
FRANK K POYLE, ATTORNj:Y AND
Counsellor-nt-Litw. R u r r building,
Rooms 13 and H, Washington avenue.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, AT
tornevs nnd CounFcllors-at-Lnvv. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
JESSUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counscllorr - at - Law, Co-nmonvvealth
building; rooms 1, 20 and 2f.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-Law.
Rooms Bit, 513 and 316 Board of
Trade bul'dlng.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Roems P03-nrt. Dth floor Mears building.
L A. WATRER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
W2 Board of Trade building, Scrnnton.
Pa.
c. n. PiTcnrn, attorncy-at-law
Commonwealth building. Scrnnton. Pa.
PATTERSON WILCOX, TRADIRIS'
Notlonnl Rank building.
cv. r,,?tr0YS n13 ki: pun lic an
building.
AV,W' lrir.n,T"OLr' ATTOHNEY.
Jtears building.
DR. XV E ALLEN. 511 NORTH WASlT
Ington nvenue
DR
R P W. I.'AMOREAUX OUrrf'E """1
Wnnhlngton nverue. Residence Ills
Mullierrv Chronic dlsoises lung
heart, kldnevn and cenlto. urinary or
gTns u sperliltv Hours 1 to 4 p m.
SrttOOI, or THE LACKAWANNA
Scrnnton Pi Courses tiripirnlorv ti
colleire. law. medicine or business
Opens fnt 11th Send for eitaineue
Rev. Tlmmns T Cnnn T.L 11 . princi
pal nnd proprietor; W. E. Plumley, A
M , 1 eadnustcr.
j.
G. R CLARK CO . SEEDMEN AND
Nurse rv men, store 11C Washington nve
nic. gieoii house, it.o N'ortli Main ave
nue; storo telephone, 7S2.
WIRE SC?PevS
jos. kuettelTrear miTacka-
wanna avenue, Scrinton, Pa., manufac
turer of Wlte Screens.
MISCSX'. "'-U?
BAITER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished For
terms address It. J. Bauer, conductor,
117 Womlng avenue, over Hulbcrts'
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
svpplles, envelopes, piper bags, twine.
Warehouse. 130 Washington avenue,
Scranton. Fa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Cen'rnl ttiillrml ' New I s- '
Stations In New York Foot of Llbetty
ntreet, N. R., and Soutli Ferry, Whitehall
" Anthracite coal used exclusively, insur
ing clianllncFS and romfoit,
TIME TABLE IN EUFKCT NOV. 10. JS39.
Trains leave Scranton for New York,
Newark, l.llzubcth. Philadelphia, Eiston.
lltthlubim. Alleiitowu, Mauch Chunk and
White lliivtli, at S 30 n in,; epin, 1.20;
express. 1 W 1. m. Sundivs, 2 15 p. in,
l'oi Plttstoti und AVllki lljire, i 30 a.
m. 1.2''. 4lW p. m. Suudivs, 2.13 p. m.
For Baltimore and Washington, and
points South and West via llelhlelum,
b.d) n, in., 120 p. m. Sundiivs, 2 15 p. m.
For Long Brunch, Ocean Urove, etc,, at
8 "Jt a. m. and 1.20 p. m,
For Reading. Lebanon and Hairlsburg,
via Allontovvn, S.JO a. m 1.20 p. m. Sun
da vs, 2 13 p. m.
For Pottsvllle, 8 30 n. m. 120 p. m.
Through tickets to all points cast, south
and west at lowest rato at tho station.
J. II. OLHAU8HN, Gen. Supt,.
H. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Act.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
-- - - - - - "-iirr trlriin.inj'i.rrLrif in
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule la Effect November 19.
1890. '
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m., week days, lor Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pltts
burp and the West.
0.38 a. m,, week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvlllo, Readlnjr, Norriatown,
and Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
bury, Karri sburg, Philadelphia,
Baltlinore.Washlnjjton and Pitts
burp and the West.
2.18 p. ra., weeks days (Sundays
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbury, Harris
burp, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
tho West.
4.27 p. m week days, for Sunbury.
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. II. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. It. HUTCHINSON. Gen. Mgr.
Del.. Lao'ta, uii.i Western.
In Effect Dec. 17, ISn
SOUTH I.e rv e Stranton for New TorK
at 2.1-, ,ino, r.'io, swi and 1001 n. in.: 12 33
und :i .n p. m. For Philadelphia at 5 JO,
l) nnd 10 ft', n. in.; lJ.rr, nnd 3TI p. nt.
1 or Stroudsburs at 610 p. m. Milk and
Accommodation nt 3 40 p. m. Arrive nt
Hobukeu nt C 53 7.13, 0.10 a. m.t 12 OS, 2,47,
4 4. 7,m und !V!S P. m. Arrive at Phila
delphia at looo a. m.; 1 oti, 348, 600 and
S-'.' p. in. Arrive from New York at 12 03,
"4o and 4(H) n. m.: 100. 132. 6 33 and 8.43
p. in. Ft inn Stroudsburr? at SOT a. m.
NORTH Leave Scranton for Buffalo
nnd Inter mediate stations at 1210, 2 Mi.
4 0, and ? 00 a. m. : 1 33 nnd G.50 p. tn. For
Osvvcro and Sjracuo nt 4 03 a. m. nnd
li., p. m. Km utlca at 2 30 n. m. and
1 P. in. For Montioso nt 9.00 a. in.;
1 o.. p. m. vid fi GO p. m. For Nicholson
nt too and til" p. m. Arrlvo In Scianton
from Buffalo nt 2 10. 2 ",, G23 and 10.00 a.
in.; 3 30 nnd "40 p, m. From Osweco and
Sv race-so nt 2 53 a. m.: 12 3S and 3 30 p m.
From Sy i active nt 7.40 p. m. From utlca
nt 2.13 it. in.: 12 ."S nnd 3.30 p. in. From
Nicholson at 7.30 a. m. and 6.00 p. m.
1 rom Montrose at 1000 a. m.: 320 nnd
i.IO ji m.
RLOOMSBURO DIVISION - Leavo
Scianton for Northumberland at 6 30, lOtiS
a. m.: 1 r." und 6 10 p. m. For Plvmouth
at 1 01. .1 !0 und S .".0 p. m. For Nantlcoke
nt 8 10 a. m. Arrive at Northumberland
nt nj", u. in.; 1.10. SOS und 0.30 p. m. Ar
rive Nantlcoke nt s 20 a. m. Arrive at
Plj mouth at 2 0 1 40 and 9 13 p. m. Ar
tive at Scranton from Northumberland
nt 9 42 a. m.; 12 33, 4 r.r. and 8 50 p ri.
1 rom Nantlcoke, nt 11 00 n. m. From
Plvmoutii nt 7 57 a. m : .2. and 0 05 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m SOUTH-Leavi. Scranton nt 2.13, 3 00,
5 m. 10 rr, a. m.; 3 31 and 3 40 p. m.
NORT! -Leave. Scranton at 12.10, 2 GO,
lo p m : 1 T, and 3 50 p m.
HI OOMSHURO DIVISION - Leave
Peranum at 10.03 a. m. and G 10 p. m.
Dclavv-it'.! iinJ Hudson.
On Feb. th. W), trains will leave
Scranton ns follows:
For Carbondale 20, 7.G3, R53, I0.lt a.
m . 12 noon: 1.2.1 ,2 20, 3 52, G23, 0 23, 7.G7,
9 II. 11.13 p. m.: MC a. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. 0.20 a. m.:
2M n. m.
For Iloncsdale-C20, 10.13 a. tn.; 2.20, 5 23
p. m.
For Wllkcs-Rnrie-6.4-;, 7.4S. 8 41, 9 3?,
10 4" a, m : 12 01, 1 2S, 2.1S, 3.33, 4.27, 6 10,
7.4S. 10 II, 11 "0 p. m.
For New York, Philadelphia, etc, via
I.iblch Valley R-illro.itl 6 43 p. m.; 12 03.
2 is, 4 27 p. in.; with Black Dinmond Ex
ptess, 11 JO p. m.
For Pcinxvlvnnt.a Railroad points, 045,
0 "is a. m. : 2 IS 4 27 p. m.
For western polrts. via Lehlph Valley
Ralhoad 7.rS a. tn.: 12 0J. 3 J3, with Black
Dlf.mond Exptiss, 1041, 1130 p. m.
Tinlns will arrive In Scranton as fob
lows:
Prom Carbondale and tho North 6.40,
7.U. SIS. 931. 103S, 11 5S a. in.i 123, 213,
3 2-,. 4 2). 7.41. 10 3 11.27 P. m.
I'rom Wllkes.R.irro und the South 6.1",
7.1 $i 10 'j,, 11.5-. n. in.; 1.18. 2 14, 2.IS,
5 20, t 21, 7.51. SO-,. 10 01 p. in.: 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For rai biiiulalc 9.03, 11 JJ p. m.i 223,
3 52. G 47, 9 ".J p. m.
For Wllkes-Barre-J IS, 12 03 a. m.; 1.5S,
3.2S. 5 4 1, 7.4i p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New EiiKlnud points, etc., 2 23 p. n.
Lowest r.itis to all points hi United
Stales nnd Cnnndi,
J. W. BURDICK. o. P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CROSS. D. P. A Scranton, Pa.
LehiRli Vallev Rnilroai.
In Effect Nov. I9th. 1R91.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia nnd New York, via D.
6 II. R. R at 6.43 a. m. and 1203, 218.
4 27 (Bl.ieK Dlitmmd Express), nnd 1130
p. m. Sundajs, D. & II. It. It., 1.58, 7.43,
p. m.
For White Haven, Hazleton and princi
pal points In tho toil regions, via D. &
II. It. it., fi 4", 2 is und 4 27 p. m. For
Pottsvllle. 6 1"), 2.1b p. m.
For Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Har
rlsbuiR nnd principal Intermediate sta
tions, via D. Ac II. It. R.. 6 45 a. m.; 12.03,
2 IN 4 27 (Black 131 imond Express), 1130.
Sunday. D it H. R. JS., 158, 7.4S p. m.
For Ttinkhanntick, Towimda. Elmlra,
Ithaca, Geneva and principal Intermedt
ato stations, via li. L. & W. It. It., 8 08
a. m.: 1 00 and 3 33 p. m.
For Gtnov i. Rochester, Buffalo. NlaR
ara Falls, Chic.iKo, nnd all points west,
via D. A II. It. R . 12 0i. 3 33 (Blnck Dia
mond Express), 7.4. 10.41. 1130 p. m.
Sundavs, U. S. II. R. R., 1203 p. m, 7.4J
p. m
Pullman parlor nnd pleeplnp or Lehlfth
Valley p trior cats on all trains between
Wllkts-Biiro and New York. Philadel
phia. Buffalo und Suhpem-lnn Bridge.
ROI.I.1N 11. WILBUR. Gen. Supt., 2
Ciiitl.tnd street. Now York.
CHARLES S LEE. Gen. Fast,. Agt., M
Cottlatidt strtet New York.
A. W. NONNE.MACI1ER. Dlv. Pass.
AKt., South Bethlehem. Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations
apply 303 Lackawanna ave., Scranton, ra.
Eric and Wyoming Valley.
Time Tublo In effect Feb. 7, 1300
Trains leave Scranton tor Hawley and
lntcrmedl tie points, eonnectlnc at Haw
lev with Krio Railroad lor New York,
Nevvbutir, Honc'sdalu and Intermedats
points, as fnlltivvH No 2. Accomoda
tion, b it. m ; No. I, Expiess, U'.oi p. m,
sciiavi'o mvisin.v.
Ill i:tfeit Ot't. J.ltlr. 1SH!.
Kortli llound. auntli notinel,
SII5 JOII ICOI208
IS J station. A-
I 'S1 Ig55
am i- uAirlve Wivva . a ii
Ttf'iN Y. Krankllu ht .... 740 ,,,,
"liiW'cst 4,'nd Strut .... 75J ....
7 00 Weeuaul.cii ... 810 ....
t m p n'Arrlve ).fve up MV M
10 45 l Hi radoia sTtTTsJ
10 40 ... lli'J Iluncitclf H'l (jj
10 31 l."hl htarlljtit S2S! 4 4(1
to.'i .... itfM, Preston rart .... aji, tcs
10 15 1J40 VVluuoud "41 605
100. I.".'V l'ojnttllo K50 1614
li.io is! 1 1 urson 2 53 6 vi
9 40 WW1 I'leasant MC. .... 8(6 5,10
9 6 Hi1', L'ldolidttlo 3 09 5 34
92 II I'J Forest I'lty 3 19 5 4!
910 M31 ('aibondaie ssi 554
9U7 firo bite lirlde (3 38 6
0 lll.'i -MujUtld 1313 601
h5S .ill"! Jeriujn ,..., a45"tUi
8 53j Ill 11 Arciilbdld ., ., latsvOj
SMi 11131 lutein 364 g 1 1
8) 1111 l'ltkvllla 3 59 It)
bii 1IU7 Olt 1 baut 4 01 6 'Jl
H4I 110)1 t'lleeburg ...... 4 07I 8 21
8 3 1101 Till oop ..... 410 v7
hiv .... 11 n Providence 4 1lt)3i
b 1 j .... fiw.71 rark Piuce 14 171 6 3J
b0, 10 51 CIUIItou 4 SO1 6 3s
t mI 'a nteavo Arrive ....1 r mt-jt
t, Sunday only
. m e
f. eliiilUc-s that trains atOD on lcni tnr .
Bcrneis ZrT
liaiiit,i!05and:OGbuudayonly, OUitrtcal
dalb except nunduj. wf
ecuru rates via Ontario Wdtern UMi
puicliaspnf ticwcta and have uioner. : ."
h ou.U Wagner oulTt Ueeprr and trea r.
cUnluK chair cii' Ntw at to chlcito liaint
Two Cent Fer .nil. """""T
J C. AndertOD, Qcn.Pau XitJ
T. riltcrott, HIT. Faas, AgtlBcrantouTFaT
T