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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1900.
6e erattfcm tri6une
PuMlilieel Bally, r.scepl Fun.liy. by Th( Trlb
em Publishing Company, t rilty CenU Month.
I.IVY fl niCIIAtlD, Editor.
O. V, nVXBKi:, llmlnes Manager.
New Voik OHlc-l 150 Kimiu St. . ,
fi. S. VMXtiVND.
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Jeit to editorial ,rcv Hon.
SClt ANTON.', NOVI-.MHKR 20, 1000.
It will bo noticed that Piosldi'tit Mc
Klulny In hlo speech at Philadelphia
Included ninoni: tlie finalities of thu
lulc election "benelleent government
under Atneilctn (.nvmi'lgnty In the
1'lilllpiilnoi." TIip "mitls" nmy con
II n no tu line nnil to Inumlnc vnlu
thlnsH. htu Hip IIiik now (IvIiir In the
l'lillliilno iticlilpclncrii Is up t stay.
An Object Lesson.
FPIITURK IN'CJI'IIIY Into the
dnuneler of tlie ilucoptlon
pmctlLtd by William Diuiv,
the Mtato HLMiutor-cliii't from
Hip Viveiity-liihl dlatilut, dispels all
M'mUbpk of the t'liutltnblc assumption
that It iiiIrIiL possibly have been un
intended by him and dup to his tin
iHinlllaiity with the ways of politics.
Testimony is aeeunuilatlns: iapldl
fiom the mom ipputublp and i el la bio
aouii'cs both anions Mr. Diury's life
long nelshhois and in othpr commun
ities within the ellstilrt to the unmis
takable pinpoit that lie wilfully mls
lepiesented bin intents and pnipoces
mi thu subluet of the United .States
srnaloishlp and gained pledges of
political Mippoit by false and deeeitlul
lppiesentallons,
Whereas a lot might ago lie had a
lepiitatlon for veiaeity and for honor
able dealing which was very general
and ery high, today it is leportcd
that kuse numbeis of his former asso
ciates f-luin his companionship and
speak of his couise In politics in words
and tones of abhoiienee. Politically by
an act of ppifldv committed on the
thiebhhold of his benatoiial caioer he
lias clujr deep the grave of his own
futuic and has Indicted unmeasuted
liai in upon Ills standing as a ir.au
ot honor, 3'Yir such a loss tl'eie is no
possible equivalent.
It seems to us that this case of
Diury Is -woithy of widespread conld
ciatlon, because it illustrates a point
In in gent need of public emphasis. Ab
solutely no exception could nine been
taken to Dairy's, couise had he played
fail Iv and announced at the beginning
whoic he stood. Candor and couiage
abop all other litues aie needed in
our politics; the candor to speak out;
the coinage to hold to convictions
when formed. But the sneak or
Mtlckter In politics is always c
testable and tiiply .sn when pat tid
ing in the ctments ot puiity
and lcfoim. The backets of Diuiy
announce their puipose to ptuify
the politics of out commonwealth ami
they Illustrate their conception of pur
ity method by setting up an unfor
tunate old man upon a pedestal of
duplicity and false pietence which, be
ing dlscoveied, covei.s him with ic
pioath and gains for tlvir faction u
ole that could hae been had witli
less tiouble and I.ir les-s euensp by
stiniglitfniw.iMl .ind honorable pio
cesscs. The suggestion of fiiinptiollei Dawes
that bank eam!nei.s --ImiuIiI ieclp a
htalod salaiy is a good one, to which
we beg leave to add that they should
tiy to eat n It.
m
A Prediction.
IN A 1'UHUSllL.D intei view- For
mer Sccicl-aiy Caillhle, still one
of the gieat f.n toi.s in shaping
public opinion In the South, Is
cicillted wllli having suid, veiy leasnu
,ibl, that the futuie of the Dotuouatie
p.iity is chlolly t be dclei mined by
southern niPiubeis ol that party, In. is
much as ihe south supplies the gieat
bulk of IJeiiiiieintle electoial Men.
I'liou eciy Issue sae one theie Is,
liowper, no substantial piesent iir
pio.speitlve dllfeienie between a muuIi
ei n Demount and a noithein Demo
cial. They pioent the attitude of
aKiueineiii" upon riuestlons of taxation.
Thej au as one in opposing centializa
tloii ni authoilty and in upholding,
tlieoietluilly ul least, the dogma of
states lights, pciuociais north of .!a.
son and PImiii'm line have divided on
the itiestion of it silvci or gold siand
niil and upon the question of eNp.in
sluii bur not inoie mi lliiiu the Uenio
u.iih living south at that Hue. If I'lip
ullsiu has tinged the iimtliein Democ
uiey with tin delusive hues of social
Ism and couinuinlsni none the less has
it likewise (oloied the southern Denioc
nicy. "
In whal M'sicc'f, then, does the Un
mount y of the south rilller uidieally
f I oiii the Deniociacy of tile other por
tions of'tnir countiy and vheielu, If it
shall eeylso the deciding olce hi the
Dcnioeratlt; le-allgnuients of the fu-l-uie,
will it be likely to niaik out a new
i mil 6a of jiollcyV The one gieat fact
Btamp-jd all over the southern Democ
racy and occupying Its mind and its;
eneisles to tlio exclusion, almost, of
every other tjonsldeiatlnu, is political
fear and hatied of the iicgio. The
snutliein Dt'inocuicy, fiom highest to
lowest, with excpptlons bo few us haul-
ly to be notlted, Is iletei mined upon
doing away beyond nil peradventure
with the possibility of negro rule either
by dlicct black majoiliy vote or by the
exeiclse of a bkuk balance of pover,
To this end It Is deeieelng Ihe pegio's
disfranchisement.
The substiiiico of aV'ouveifaatloii late
ly hud by the wiltei -with Colonel AVat
teiuon, of the Louisville Cornier-Journal,
may without Impropriety be. Klven
as lllustiatiug faiily the position of
tlio more Intellgent )nen of the south
who mo nof swayed by Inheilted pre
judices and tiy to look upon facts witli
the eye of philosophy. This brilliant
Journalist and orator says he first ap.
pioaclied the race iiuesjlon with the
indent! eympathies of an enthusiastic
Ficc Soller but ho adds (hat thirty
yenifl of Bttuly and exppilencc have
wi ought it complete te vet sal of opinion
anil belief, He asset ts that the nogio
of the south Is iloteilouttlng! that the
generation after abolition Is less lit for
the fianchlse than was the generation
heroic; and that them Is not u sign to
bo seen to cncotitage the hupp of a pos
sible upbuilding of the negio to a plane
of nuiillllcatlon for the ballot. "He
mop this black Incubus," Colonel Wat
tpison said In crfect: "take fiom Ihe
white men of the south who am the
mainstay and ptop of Its Ufa and
giowth tills ovet hanging meiuicfv of
negio domination, that under no cir
cumstances possible to concpu can
ever become toleiuble to them, and the
solldnilty of political action In the
soiilh, as well ns most of the still lln
goilliK spctlonnl pipjudlces, would van
ish In a night; men would divide lit
parties as they divide In oilier sections,
and a goneinllon would see tlio soulh
einpeople cairled foi wind on a wave ot
piosperlty and lndusltlal development
baldly within the power ot Ihe mind
to mpasuip."
This slite of belief can have but one
logltal outcome. It must eventually
ciystalllzp hi a conceited southern de
mand for the lepeal of the fifteenth
amendment. The squinting grand
father clauses In the four state
constitutions which hnve already
pmueded to lob the negio of the
ballot arc leeognlzcd even by their
authors to be dlaniehlcally opposed to
the letter and spliit of the fifteenth
amendment. One or the other must
jleld, The two cannot- exist at one
time In peace. Inasmuch as the south
constitutes the body and substance of
the Democratic parly, what Is mote
natuial than that the south should
use the piity instrument within Its
gi.isp to ioimulate and ptomote a de
mand for the complete elimination or
negro cllienshlp?
We predict that this will be a vital
Issue in the e.nly futuie.
l.pplylng to a conespondent, the
Raker ballot law was enacted In 1833,
one year after the second election of
Oiover Cle eland.
Difficult Questions.
IS COMPl'LSORY aihitiation ptac
tlcable or desliable in this
countiy? If not desliable in
geneial indusliial enteipiises,
would it be desliable in quasi-public
service such as steam or stieet lall
was, and, if so, how ran it be male
(rffectlve? Aie state boaids of aibi
tiatlon or state Interference of any
kind piefeiable to voluntaiy aibitra
tlon? If voluntaiy aibitration will
tend to solve, along the lines or least
lesistencp, the industrial pioblemsnow
frequently l emitted for lough and
costly paitial solutidli to such war
like i'geneies as stiikes and lock-outs,
how can it best be attained in this
countiy.'
These and kindled quertlons are to
be discussed at a national confeience
to be held in Chicago, Dec. IT-IS, under
the aii"pice.s of the National Civic
Fedciatioa. Among the eminent men
expected to participate In the dcllbeta
t'ons of the confeience may be men
tioned, as illustiativo of its icpiespii
tathe chaiacter. Can oil P. Wilght,
United States coinnilsslouei ot labor;
11. Dana Dm and, secictaiy United
States Indiistiial connnissinn: James
M. ijilbeil, chaiiman New Vol k state
boaid of mediation and atbitiation;
C, II. Walcott, p-chalrman .Massachu
setts stale boaid of aiblli.itiou llugli
II. I-aisk, foinier menibei p.iiliainent
of New Zealand; Samuel CJonipers,
pie-.idp'it Ameiican redeiatlon of
I.abot; T. J. Shaffer, pipsldPiit Amal
iMimtPd Association of lion, Steel and
Tin Woikeis; John Mitchell, piesldent
I'nlted Mine AVoikeis of Ampucn;
Frank Saigent, giand master
liiotheibood of IocomotlNo Fitemen;
V.. D. Kenna, lltst vice-piesldent and
Rpneial counsel, Atchison, Topeka .t
Santa Fe lallioad; Walter Fieldhouse,
seemlaiy and t,i ea.sin er Association
of Westein tauufactuiei.s; D. Doug
las 'Wilson, vice-piesldent Inter
national Association of Machinists;
James M, I.vnt h. picsldenti Intei
nntlonal Typogiaphlcal Union; Walter
L, Pieic, piesldent Metal Tiad'rs'
assoe'allon: S. M. Dalcll, i ball man
i:ectitle Connnittce, The Illinois Coil
Operatoi.s' assoiialiou; William II.
Saywatd. secietaiy Natlonul Associa
tion of Buildeis; Samuel I!. Donnelly,
ex - piesldent International Typo
giaphlcal Union: Peter J. Miduire,
genual secietaiy ot United III other
hood of Ca l peuteis and Jpiueis uf
Amuira; William II. Plahlw, icpie
si'iitnthe National Fouiidi.Miiur.s as
sociation; D A. Ilacs, piesldent
(Mass-Dottle Hloweis" iipsni'Iatlon of
the United Stales and Canada Chillies
H, (ioliiK. managiuK edltoi IJngluePi
Ing Alag.uMne; Thomas O'Douuell, sec
ietaiy National Splnuei.s' ausoclatlon;
John II. I.eniinu, geueial scietary
Journeymen Tallinn' union ot Ameilca;
II, Al. Il.iton, geneial sccu'liuy Hoot
and Shoe Wotkeis' union, and II, r:,
'Ini U, !?iund chief conductor Older of
Hallway Conductois or Ameilca.
The li"Id ot iuquliy to ho occupied
by the confeience Is mil of dllllcullles,
yet It Is one in which piogiess along
evolutloutity and sclentlflu lines Is
necessaiy If tlio tutine of the tepiibllo
Is (o bo protected against class dis
tinctions and clashes. As the easiest
way to begin, It seems to us that
public opinion should bo developed to
the point of Insisting beyond denial
that some, oideily tilbunal continu
ously existing should in the labor dif
ficulties and dlsugt cements ()f the
futuie take a hand In a geueial wuy
similar to that populaily ci edited to
national chalimtui llnuna dining tle
lecent mlneis' slilke and, by fouo of
the iuiiupiices ut Its hack, und In tlio
bioud Inlciests of peace and civiliza
tion, compel a settlement substantially
just to both sides in conflict. If this
Is u n Ideal view let the leallty see haw
closely It can appioxlmato to the ideal.
Suicly ti allied model u intelligence,
wot king with the advantages which
civilization bestows, ought to be cable
to fashion u belter lemedy for lu
dustilal Ills than the lock-out, the boy
cott, the strike and the violence that
follows ghoul-like In their wake,
In the couise of the movement, Just
gatheilng foice, for the moial cleans
ing of New York, some apologists tor
organized vice me repenting lite nigu
ment, sometimes lieuicl In this city,
that results of a cettaln kind aie neo
essary lit protection of reunite virtue,
The ntgumiMit Is unmibstantlal; other
wise, reasoning by analogy, we .should
likewise localize and legullre theft,
at son nml murder. M'he thing to do,
both In New Yoik and In oveiy other
city, Is to cut the lies or blackmail and
Illegal subsidy which often fetter police
Intel fet uncc with vice and then stilve
with society's utmost might to keep
the lavages or vice as small In iittnn
tllv and as closely icstilcted In loca
tion lis possible.
'
A pilsoner was udeased Tieni Sing
Sing pilsou on Satin day who had been
committed from New York city thlrty
tlnee yeais and one month before
and had not In the Interval set font
outside the prison walls. The changes
noticed by him after his lelease and
l etui ti to the city tcqulro a column In
description. Dlevatcd rallioads, sky
sct ailing (iichltectute, tiolley and cable
surface cais, electric lights and a. thou
sand nrlatIons of applied elccttlclty
aie among the morp notable. If tlio
pilsoner had been a Sernntonlan, what
local change declining within the past
tlih ty-tluee years would most have Im
ptessed him and what would he have
deemed the most nluable change?
Here aie suggestions for an Interest
ing speculation by our roadeis, fiom
whom we should be glad to hear.
Theie Is no accounting for tastes. In
tluee days In New Yoik $100,000 lias
been paid for tickets to Beinhardfs
peifoimutice.s by people who will
neither undeutand what Hie French
nctiess mis nor dlscoer in her act
ing any evidences of superiority over
that of a dozen American women who
come and go without lemaik.
MMio cffoits of fake conespondents In
the employ of some of the press
buieaus to dispatch the czar of Russia
Into eternity do not appear to be meet
ing with much success In the way of
verification. (
Tlie Ameiican ice tiust, it Is said, Is
now leaching out for the-Pocono -water
shed. Our own Lackawanna, however,
w 111 doubtless bo safe for a time.
A public conscience which gags at
bolng but does not blink at foot ball
Is feai fully und wonderfully con
st! noted.
Here Is Cadse
lor Thanksgiving
TIIKIti: IS jiiiipIc food fm 'IliJiik'siung re
flet Horn in "ouic of llit? figmes lii li the
ticisury Imteau of statisties lias juvt pic
bontcil npcuulinK tlio coimurrra and aflalrs of tlie
Tinted stales in these doling month, ot His
eai 1'KW as conipaietl with conditions it the
i one-ponding (Into in prerediiip eirs, und com
piling )ioi-itrit( in the United Stitei with tint
in other lountiifi. While the whole woild i-.
pioiLioiu. the L'nilid Mates btcins lo he epe
ti illy so Our exports show an UKrtJf of S-10-1.-111,178
In Ihe Un inonthn didins with thtolier,
l'aai, i- compand with the conc-poniliiif; ten
months of lo'H, and the (old foi the ten months
is practirilH double whit it was In the cones
ponding mouths ot ISO! Tin', of itseif thows a
lennihililc jcticltv in nil lines of production,
while the inipnit a- well as the tspuit. tigines
inditjlc that the j(tilt in iniiiufHtiiriiig bms,
ami (oligemic nlh the mcieised piiiiins of the
millions enKiped in ihce industries must be eiy
iritil V ru ion-Kid iblp shue of tlie mate
nils Kquiud foi use in iiiinuf ulurine comes
fiuiii ahiuatl, audi, for nistiiKC, as India lubber,
tin foi u-e la itiam.facliiiini; tin plalc, hemp,
jule, sisil, i iw silk, (Jliinet and (be wooiU,
thiiiiitiN, liulis and slons and ceitain Kiidil
ol wrnl mid tollnii, and bi measuimir the growti
in the liiipoitation of these ai lit.lt s bome idea
of the giowth In numifacturiiie ma; lip obtained.
Hit told iiiipoil.itiou uf miteiiils of this diss
ii-od in in iniif icliiimif during the leu mouths
tndnu- Willi Otloliei, I'iOO, is xJls.i-.IIS, as
compiled with S2l!.1'Hl,717 in tlie (oriespoudinK
moiillis of ls'ci, and sU7,101,,)r In Ihe same
months of isoi 'I liming again lo the export
side, ii is fuiind thai Ihe eNpoilatlon of ininu-futuie-
aline amount In the nine mouths end
ing with S, pttnibn, I'M), to !M,C7sl.!l1, agilnit
sj77,VU,fll') In the corie-pomling inoutlis ot Is"1!
.mil fH'i.TIH.S II In the silile inoutbs of lSf'3.
'Iluis 1 lie cspoititiin of niaiiufat lines lias in
i it i-ed limb y pel (cut. in one cac and inoii!
th in doubhd in Ihe fom jciu fiom 1 S'W to 1'K.IO,
while (he inipoil nlim ol lniuuf.ictiiri rs' uuUiiel.
his also iniiiaved at i ici lapid late. t:poiK
of itiaiiuf.il tun s of mm and ecl alone amount
to tllu.lKKlUHl hi loiuid niiiiilifir. In the ten
inunlhs Hiding Willi Chichi t, VW0, agiiint sjil,
IHIO.IUKI in Ihe loiiispouding niouths of ISO!), and
si,ikiii,MK) in tlie (oiropoiidlug mnuths of IH'JT.
thus Indus' moil' iRui doubled In the three
jiais fiom l7 lo 1WK). .
ul in b lue Ihe m iiiufai tmir and tlie mil
lions depeiidtiif upon Ids liulu-tit s'mud ill th1
pio-pirllj of Ih" .m.ii. but those cngiRtd in
i',iKuItiui' and mining kiii to liaic bciu equal
It pia-ptioiH, Judging lloiil Ihe muni shown
be Ihe llguus of mil cput ioiiuikiic. 'Ihe e
piiiUliou of ajliilllliu.il pioduils In the tin
uioiiths eliding witli Ottnbir, t'XJO, is in louiul
I tin-, s7uoiKhl,iMH), as ugaiiisl sf,j,-,,uuo,fluo in ihe
- inie in mill- of isn't, while the pKidutt of the
mini'. 1 ) finest uiul Ihe ll-hcilis alio show ail
iiuit.ise in 1000 as complied wllh tlie (lollies of
1S01. 'litis inina-e in Ihe piuduitx of liidusti.t
is c-puiilly Inli'ii-lnig In the tail Hut in nuiiv
I, lit- It hows ,i hlt,hti in ant f.u a kImii ipun
lilt ol liltoi, in, in otliii Holds, Itlghti pihes
ii((bid foi tlie ailide itxlf as wdl a, an In
iiii-e in tin' iiimtilt iiiihitul nml snlil In
ii.llon, foi lii-umc, Ihe :i( i.i(.e cpoit iil(e
pn (i, mi id In Ihe nioulhs of .sqitunba and Oi lu
lu. Ihe lii(.iiinliig of the inn (niton .M'ar, bis
htiu till pu (Oil, against ' "i' 'tint in tin
-line month- tlio pimdliig ,ii.n, while in
nihil i.iii ul Ini il pi mini lions and in Miiloul lints
of in iiiufai tuns, i -n t iallt Iho-e ot iinu ami
liel, and lu (he pioiliKIs of tlie mine, time am
iuiiiiMil I'llus ni- null of tuuuily, and tluu
beliii iaiuiui.s foi tliu-e nlio piodiiiii tliim
o
V cuiiipaii-oii of (uiidlliuiis lu Ihe I'lilleil
stales with tboe III nthtr countries as liieasuiCil
b tin fiidgn loiiiiurite liidieilcs a dogice of
piuspdll.c wlildi compiles fitoiabl) with au,
(Oiuill.t of the Woild. Dm unu ivpolls for tlui
tin mouths Hiding witli Ot tuber show- an lie
ilt'l-e, tiB Ins abiad Ikcii not t d, of lUi,(W0,00(l,
while lu tlie ipoit. ot Ihe I'nltid Kingdom Ilia
hitliiM' lu ten inontlH is )li(k'.l,000i while Ilia
I'iOO llguies foi Hi lilimi, I'limi', Spiin and Itily
Miow no IiKKase In (Nporlaliuiis iludiig lhat
pirl of the jeai IKifl wlm-e iicnnl is now at all
ahli, lu the ca.e uf lldhiuni, I'liutc, Spain,
It lb, liirminy and the rolled lilnplom, the ex
puiU ait giealei than the imrt. wltllo in our
owl, i'n-e tlie expoils lasll.t (urd (be Impoils,
the ci i -is of (i')s oci tuipoili, in Ihe tin
liiiinllu eudlii? Willi Odoliii- Ileitis' $t'i'l,(V,7,)jil,
or a Hlialir iwix than lu Ihe iniiopondiii';
pdlod of J i iv piicrding (i'.ii und u gleater (
(iv Hun that of any uthtr (ouulii In thu
woild
o -
II Is not imptopri in lids reiliw uf the toiti.
lie ice of tlio jui liaxi and lompnl-on with pio
leillu,' jcais la ahn hilrlli icdew Ihu detail.'
ami irnluij of wlikh it (onus the tlo.lng j tar.
While It is not practicable, of (Oiiit-c, lo give
tin co totd import and expnit fljuicii for Ihe
calrndai tear Hl, the Inn can of statluiis ha
completed Ihe figures of the fl-cal tear 1DU0
ending with dune M), and thus iiiule it practic
able to compaif the toiinuerte of the ll-cal jur
with pudding jur. running back lo the begin
ning of tli3 puscnt foi in of goirrnnient. 1 Ids
lable, ulilth kliow the InipoiU and ciporl anl
exiens of Imports or cxportu in each jcar (join
17U1 lu 1000, U loo long to icproducc lu full,
but it has in en fiiilhcr coiideii-rd by the bureau
Into a lable ihowln,,- the liupuib and export
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cviatilMicd plant; xdllmr on account ot ill
heiltli. Address, W. T. Hackett, Price building.
FlftE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFK TOV-
tulas large welded ateel and iron xault.
Was made orifrinallv for bank. Hurt be aold
rromptly. The Weaton Mill Co , Pcranlon, Pa.
I OR SILK-CONTEXT? OF HOUSE FURNI
turc, carpeta, bcdiliDjr, etc. 6J2 Washington
at enue.
In Un-.u.ir periods from 17P0 tu 11)00, witli tip
excess of Imports or exports in each decennial
peiioil. This table la interesting not alone in its
presentation of the import and export retold,
but cspeeiilly in Its diowlnir rclatixe to the ex
ccm of imports or exports during the one hundred
and ten jears tinder romideiatlon. it will be
Men bv an examination of the final column of
the fable which Is pieented below that impoits
exceeded ciorts almo-t ronliiiiioiih prior to
the decade 1871-80 and tint since Hut time ex
ports hic almost conllnuounl exceeded im
rods, but that the excess ot exports oxei intporla
in the decade just ending, lSlt-lfloo, Is extremely
hrgo as compiled xvith any proieiling decade,
while, as nlirad.t shown, the excess of exports
o(er imports in Ihe single (ear 1100 will also bo
greater thin in any pieceding jear in our his
tory. o
The table showing the (oinnieiie of the United
stales by doccnuhl petiods is as follows:
Ten j ear
period Import Kxporls,
17U0 36OI) -5 I.M.sPi.nt $ '(.7.0.17, "U
1SII1-1S10 27.fi0.1.r.ll 7lj,lt'i,(KU
lSIMS.'O SIIS.1 10,274 .W,S92,a!.l
1SJI-18.I0 7Jn,4',7s.-i f, II, 110,2.!.'
liii-iaio i,in-,,:o(,,7t(i i,ar,uOj,oin
lSll-lSoO I.lsll.n 17,7'K) l,pl,5t0,3r
IbJMSGO -',SH,7.V),'n0 2,ISS,874,C0I
isci-1870 :s, iib,cj70,'Jo .'iiv-Kii.oin
ipti-iso r,r.,2r.ns ri,frM,oo7,im
1881 -lgon t,,lJl,Sir..217 7,n51.'iJ4,,)7(l
IWMOOO 7,b.l.i,0'i2,Ofi 10,243, 103,US
'lolals .;i,32fi,S24,G40 s.:!,i7.!,412,633
'ten-tear Kxcess ot Impoits
period ni cxpoits fa)
17') 1800 ? 12(1,897,042
1S01-1810 1S2..1 18,4411
18I1-1S2U 218,227,041
1821-1810 '1-..17S..-.41
18.11-lhlO rif),704,77l!
ISIl-ia'a .114,001,,-;
185I-16GO !V,87ri,7S
1&11-1S70 77".s1lW.187
1171-18SO 3340,702,07-1
lSsl-IS'K) 720,480,73)
111M0I10 2,Ul'i,4J,J20
Total i f 2,O4(,,-,S,0U
Nit exd-s of expotts, - -u to I'aH), 2,0411,"),
012. MULTUM IN PARVO.
-.
Ihe .ttirage wttdi is composed of 17ri dilfttcnt
piece-.
Next to (iihiiltir, M ilia is tlie stionge-t foil
res m the wotld
ll Ins been loinpitted lint there aie 100,000
lallnay locomolltes in tlie woild.
the only ruiopein (oitulri which has a lower
dtalh rati thin I'ngland is Vurnai.
'Ihe Chinese an- essentially cotton consumers,
the ruiioritt of the people dressing in dollies
of thai fibiu.
One million eight bundled and fifty Ihousiinil
hipine (aids of looking glass is iiiamifictuied
in 1'urope .innuilh.
'Ihe cnlile eoilcttion of coins and medals in
the liritlsh museum consists of ninrlv two htm
died and fifl.t ilioit-inil -pednieu-.
'Hie war in South Africa his doomed the high
lind kilt as a fighting dies- and il will now
sutdte us i fi ti uie liuifoiiu onit.
Two of tlie giutc-l bteran piodiu lion of the
Cliliiese aie a dictionary lu ft, 020 xoliuuts snd
an euitcliiiiedii in 22,017 xoliune.
'Ihe llift Protestant mlsaionaij in ("Idni was
Ret. Ui. Unbelt .Moinson, who w.ii sent out
In tin I.oudou Mis-iunai) sodet.t in 1MI7.
Aililitid silk- lie made of wood liber, ills
snhed lo a gliio-llko tonist(ii(,v li atids, foiled
lluoiigh hohs in gli-s and diaun nut into
tlinad-.
'Ihe New .lei-ev buudii of slat-ti(s Ins issued
a c ii t ul ir showing liidease in wages for 1800
as awraglng OS pel cot. In iion and steel the
adiincc was ahoie Ihe average.
At tlie biisiuological ubsertatoi.t of Quaito,
neir Florence, cihsertalions of inoic tluu 170
eaithiuakc8 wtic made in the .tear beginning
No. 1, 18', and ending; Oct. ill, 1800.
The laigisl nitloii ginning plant in tlie woild
Is now under construction at l.'orslcana, lex,
and the. next largest la bung constructed at
tlr.ian, 'lex. third is being put in at Mexla,
Tc.
'tin" garuieuts uf the Oiienlal woiiiin aie not
siihjeet lu diingu ot fashion llio shape alwat s
the Mine, from geitdatiou lo gencruion, mil
for this uason tlnir wanltobes are tciy cvtin
ie,
'Ihe onh foitli- in the I lilts el St.Hn I,
I'orlie.s Monioe, in liginli. It Is siiiioumli.il
by a moil fllltd with watir fiom eight In lifteiu
fict deep and fcoiu se tent five to one bundled
feet wide,
'the laigcst Inlloon i'u' eonstiiided and tap
nblp of llftina; our six tons will ascend from
llirllu shoitlv to in ike inotiomlogiial oh-ut.i-thine.
It will be supplU'd wllh priid-lini, foi
mhiiI weeks ami with twu beds.
LET US SMILE.
The thing tint goes the fart lust I oh, ini uiakiu;
life woilh while,
lhat costs tlie least and doc the inot, Is just
a plcatam smile.
The biolle that bubbles from a lieait that loej
its felion-iiiiii
Will ill he iiway tlie clouds of gloom and coat
the sun again.
It's full of wmili, and goodui'ts, too, with
liuul.t kindnees blent
It's wmtli . million dollars, and It doesn't cost
a cent,
'I heie i uu loom for sadness when we see a
i lull v smile;
It alttija ban the same good look it's neter
uut of atjle
It nmis us on u tit again when falluic makes
us blue;
'Ihe dimple of riiroiira.'rnieut are good for me
und ou.
It pats a higher inleiest, for it Is inertly Unt
il' w oi I li u million dullir, and it 'doesn't coat
a cent.
A smile couiri my east ton can wrinkle up
with cheer
A hundred tluu before J oil can squeeze out a
suggy teai.
It ripple out, moreover, tu the hcarUlrltiKa that
will lug,
And a huts leave an echo that Is wry like u
bug.
So, smile awat. Folks undo statu! what by a
smile Is meant,
It's win ih u million dollars, and It dosin't cost
a cent.
Josh Winks, In Baltimore American.
Wanted.
WASTI D-A Ft IIMSIIKI) IIOFSIli MUST UK
icry dolrahli as In location and evert nthtr
lepcet. Address, V, T. llJrkdt, Pi lie building,
Wanted To Buy.
MAAMItMAAAISllAA-VallAAu
WAXTi:t)-Sl:C0NDIIANH SIOT MirlttNl.M
must be In Ruod older; stale particular us
(n tuake ind prlie. Address I,. M., ucnu.il tic
lively, Siraiilon, Pa.
Business Opjportuntty.
V rf- N-JJSj-S
WALL STRKKT-tF nl) WANT 'ill MAKt!
money in thu prcseit nnrkels, write n.
Slocks, bonds, provision! (.iriiid nn 2 tier cent,
incrgln. 1'. J. i'ctei3 k Co., "d llroidwuy, Xi ,v
Jork.
Board Wanted.
noim wASTi:n-Fou tiihki: adults ami
one small child, in respectable Jewish tain.
Ilv, living in flrst-elasa neighborhood. Hlutc
prlie. V. A., Tribune office.
Furnished Booiiib.
for iti:sT-niRsisin:i) room, 3ti:m iihvp.
Mi Adams avenue.
Help Wanted Male.
MAN'AOF.R-RKmHU: FIRM WANTS CAPAnt.r.
man to manage branch ofTice, taking dlrre.
Hon of buslnessi oalary, fl,200 and llbent coin
mission! good references and "JOOO cash niulrrd.
Addles, box 330, Philadelphia, Pa.
MAX WITH HORSK ANB WAGON" WANTFP
to deliver and collect; no canvav'nr, $21
per week and expends; S1W cash deposit re
quired. Collector, ilnx 73, Philadelphia.
WANTUD-ENEnniSTIG SALESMKN. KXPKHI-
ence unnecessary; liberal proposition; outfit
free. Aller N'ursery Company, Rochester, N. V.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTKD-FOR CITY, I.ABV A0F.NT TO VISIT
our customers and distribute cample Call
in evening 633 Pittston avenue, tloston Tea Co.
Recruits Wanted.
Ayuvv
MARINn CORPS. IT. 8. NAVY, RFCRUITS
ranted Able bodied men, service nn our
war ships in all parts of the w-oild and on laud
in Ihe Philippines when required. Recruiting of
ficer, 103 Wvomlng avenue, beranton.
Money to Loan.
MONEY TO L0A-STRAK1HT LOANS AT
once. Curry, Conncll building.
ANY AMOUNT Or MONTY TO LO xN-e'UICK,
straight loans or Building and Loin. At
from 4 to C per cent. Call on N. V, Walker,
314 113 Conncll building.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
KDU'ARD C SPAULDINO, C. P. A , 23 TRAB
era Bank building.
Architects.
EOWAKO H. BAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELL
building, Si ranton.
FREOERICK L. DROWN, ARCHITECT, PRICE
building, 120 Washington avenue, beranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
RUBBER TIRED CABS AND OARRIAOES; BESiT
of service Prompt attention given oiders, by
'phone. 'Phones 2672 and CJ32. Joseph Ixclley,
124 Linden.
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILEN'BEHGER. PAULl BUILDINO,
bprucc street, Scranton.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON PRIVATE HOS-
pltal, corner Wyoming and Mulberry.
BR. C. C. LAUUACH, 115 WYOMING AVENUE
DR. II. F. KEYNOLBS, OPP. P. O.
Hotels and Hestaurants.
TUB ELK CIFB, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AT
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZE1GLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR B.. L. & W. PxS-
tcngcr depot. Conducted on the European plan.
VICIOR KOCH, Pioprietor.
Physicians and Surgeons.
JAMES P. PURSI.f.L, M. B, spKCI LIST,
Mental and Ncivon. Diseases l.ind'n street
(opp. P. O)
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
av enue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREU, OFFICE D39 WASH-
ington avenue. Residence, 1118 Mulbcriy
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart, kidnets and
geni to-urinary crgans a specialty. Hours, 1 to
4 p. in.
Lawyers.
J. W. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND COUNbEL
lorat'law. Rooms 312-J13 Mears building.
D. B. REPLOGI.E, ATTORN'ET-LOANS NEOO
Haled on leal estate security. Mears building,
corner Washington avenu; and ipruce atreet.
niLLARD. WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
end counsellois-at-lawr. Ktpublican building,
Washington avenue.
JESsUP & JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND COU.V-
selloia at-lavv. Commonwealth buldlng, Itooirj
10, 20 and 21.
JAMt.S W. OVKFORB. ATIORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 514, 51S and 51(1 Board of Trade build
in.
EDWARB W. THAYER, ATTORNEY. ROOMS
(KM 004, 9th floor, Mears building.
L. A. WATRFS. A'l rOHNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade building, Keranton, Pa.
O. R. PIICIIKH. ATTORNEY-AT I.V, BOMIH
of Trade building, Scranton, Pa,
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS' N.VUOVAI.
Bank building.
C. COMECYS, 9.1.1 REPUBLIC N BUILBINO.
A. W, BERTIIOLF, ATTORNEY, MERs BIBG.
Schools.
bCIIOOL OF Hit: I. CKAWANNA, bCIIANlOUl
Pa. Cour.e preparatoiy to college, law, med
tine or baslness. Opciu) Sept, 12th. bend fur
catalogue. Rev, Thomas M Cann, LL. II., prin
cipal and propilctor; W, '.. Plunilcy, A, M ,
headmaster.
Seeds,
C, It. CLARK cY. CO., SEEDSMEN AND NUftV
ervmen, sloie Ml Washington avenue; given
houses, 1030 Noilh Main avenue; storo tele
phone, ibi.
Wire Screens,
JOSF.l'll KUbFlEL, HEAR' 511 LCUWANA
avenue, beranton, Pa,, manufaduier of Wiu
bcreeiu.
Miscellaneous,
DRESSMMilMl I Oil CHILDItEV '10 WIPER;
also ladles' vv ibis. I.uuis Mivcmikei, 212
Adams aviuuc.
aTIi. llHItlCS CLEANS PRIVY llMssvi)
cess pools; no odoi, Impruvcil piiuipi ti-ed,
A, B. Bri.-gs, propileleit, l.eive uidiis uuo Nmi'i
...I.. ...n.il... tl e'l. !,' ll... .....I. nr.......
AldHI ltV,.U . ...- . - ,VF,t, tUllltl
Adaini and Mulbeii, TcUpliouu Oil.
IIIIS b. T. KELLFIt, bt'M.PTREVIMENl, ftOt.;
shainpooing, 50i,; facial uias-age; nunlciii
lug, 23c.; cbiiopod), 701 Quluej,
THE WILKES B lltlti: HElfllll) IHN i'E 11 U
in bi rant m at the news siiuds of llei, n
llios., 4W bpiuce ami OOI Linden; M. Noitutt,
b22 Latkuwunna avenue, I, b. siluitii, 211
bprucc atreet.
BUEU'S ORCllEbllU-MUSlO lott BM.Lb,
picmtv, M'i'w. ,t:ti,iiuiis, tveuuuigs aitu con.
cert work furnished. For terms address It. .),
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, over
Hulbert'a musie store.
UEOAHGEE BROS . PRINTERS' bUPPLII S, EX.
tempt,, ii";. uuks, iwiue. ivsrelioeue, ioJ
Wasbingloo avenue, Scranton, Pa.
We Have
Just Received
A large assortment
of .Miniature Calen
dars for the coming
year, such as are
used for fancy work
and designs. As the
stock in chis partic
ular line is always
limited, we would ad
vise that now is the
time to get what you
want.
ReyooldsBros
Stntioners and Engravers,
Hotel Jermyn Building.
nercereaim
& ComraeM
Now open for business at
our new store, 132 Wyo
ming avenue.
We are proud of our store
now, and feel justified in
doing a little talking, but we
prefer to have our friends do
the talking for us,
A cordial invitation is ex1
tended to all to call and see us.
MMEEAIJ & CONNELL
Jewelers and Silversmiths.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Effect June 10, 1000.
South Leave Scranton tor New Yoik al 1.43,
3 00, S.40, 8.00 and 10 0 a. Dl , 12.63, S.JS and
8.10 p. m. For Philadelphia at 5.40, 8 00 and
10 05 a. ni.: 12.55 and 3.J3 p. m. Tor Strouds
burtr at fi 10 p. m. Milk and accommodation at
3.40 p. in. Arrive at Ilnbokcn at b 55, 7.18,
10 13 a. m.; 12.03, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.19 and IM) p in.
Arrive at Philadelphia at 10 00 a. in.; too, 3 41,
BOO and S22 p. m. Arrive from New orIt at
1.05. 4.00 and 10 20 a. in : 1.00. 1.62. 5 41. 8.45
and 11 10 p. m. From Stioudsburir at S03 a. ir.
North Leate Scranton for BufTalo and Inter
mediate stations at 1.10, 4 10 and 8.30 a. m ;
1.55, 5 IS and 11.35 p m. For Oawego and Sjia
rune at 4.10 fl. m. and 1 55 p. m. For Ulica at
1.10 a. m and 1.53 p. m. For Montrose at 8 SO
a. m. ; 1.05 p. m. and 5 48 p. in. For Nichol
son at 4 00 and 0 15 p. in. For ninghamtou. 10 23
and 8 50 p m. Arrive in Pcianton fiom Buffalo
at 130, 2H, 5 r and 10 00 a. m.; 3.10 and S 00
P m. rrom Oswcfjo and Sjracu.-.c at 2.33 a. m.;
12.3S and 8 00 p. m. From Utica at 2 55 a. m ;
12 38 and S 30 p. in. Trom Nicholson it 0 "i0 a
m. and COO p m. From Montrose at 7.53 and
10 00 a. m.; J.20 and S00 p. m.
Bloomsbunr Division Leave ( ranton for
Northumberland at 6 15. 10 0i a. m : 1 " ind
5 50 p in. For Pl.t mouth at 1 0"i, 3.40, S 1" ind
11.35 p. m. For Nantlcoko at 8.10 a. m. Arrive
at Northumberland at 9 31 a. in. ; I 10, 1 00 ind
8 45 p in Anitc at Ninticokc at 0.10 a. in
Arrive at Plymouth at 2 00. 4 32, 0 50 p m. and
12 30 i in. Ariivo at Scranton fiom Noilhiim
berland at 9 42 a. in.; 12 3, 4 60 and 8 43 p
m. From Nanticoke at 11 00 a. m. Fiom
Pljmouth at 7.50 a. ni , 3 20, .3 C5 ind 11 10 p.
m.
SUBY TRVIV.
Soulh Leave Scranton 1.40, 3.00, 5 40, 10 Oj a.
m.t 3 3.;, 3 40 and 8 10 p m.
North Leave S-eranton at 1.10, 4 10 a. m ;
1 53, 5 IS and 11.13 p. m.
Blooinsbuis Bltiilon Leave Scranton at 10 05
a, m and 5 50 p. m
Lehigh Valley Baihoad.
lu Ellect Nov. 23, I'IOO
Iralus have reunion
For Plilladtlphll ami New- iuk via ,1 II
It It , at tir, mid 11,33 I. m , mid 2 IS 4 27
(Rhck Diamond liNputs1, and ll.Ml p. in. Sun.
dais I) k II. It It , l.r 0.27 p in.
Foi White 1 1 it ( li, II ilcton and piiuetpiil
point- in tlie ((ill usiihis, via D. II. It. It.,
(1.15, 2 IS and 1,27 p. III. 1 in Pottsville, (113,
2 IS ami I 27 p in.
Foi Ihthleheiii, Ua-tou, lie ulinsr, IhiiNhtuir
and ptlncipil inteiimdiati' slitinns vis I). - II.
It. It.. (. 13. II. ,33 a. in.; 2 1'., 4.27 Oil id. Dia
mond r.tpioi-), ii. 'in p. iii. Nimij.fi, D. .1 ii. it.
It.. l.JS, 8 27 p. in.
For Tunkhauuock, Timanila, Klmii.i, Illiu.i,
(iiueva and principal inle iineilialc -latluns, via
1) L. &, W. It. It, SOS a. in.; 1.03 and .! 4U
p. in.
For Rcueva, Itoihctu, lliirt.ilo, Niairaia I'all',
( Jiic jko. ami all jnilils hI, vli I). & II, II. II.,
1153 i. in, .1,1.1 (111 ul. Dliinnud I:pii3s1. 7. IK
10 41, ll.:u p in Milidtts, II ,1c II, II, I),,
12 03, S.27 p. in.
I'lillmin pului and slecplmr oi I (high iille.v
pailor call) ou nil tiaiu liettvemi WilKes-llme
and New Yuik, Plilladdphi-i, lliiffiln ami Si.
ptni.loii llililee.
IIOI.LIN' II. Wll.llllt, loll. Nipt., 2n (olll.mil
sued, New Yolk.
( IIARI.r.S s. ,i:i:, lieu Pas al , 2.1 (oiilaml
Mud. New Y111I.
A W. NON'.SF.MAl IIKII, Div. Pa-s Atit,, south
lldhlcheui, 1'a.
I'm tie kc ti and Pullman icmiviUoiis appl.v lu
!0j lad. iwjimi avenue, Hianton, Pa,
Centinl Haihofiil of New Jersey.
M ilions in Nivv oik Foot of l.ilieit) htuet,
N, 11., und huillh I'll!.
viillu.uiU' coal ii.-id evtlilttlt, lm.iiiinK
cliaiilluiss and eouifnil,
iimh TAiir.i: i i:FFi:fT NOV. 23. l')0.
'Plains liaic 'iianlou Im New mk, Niwilk,
I'lUibdli. Plillaildplila, Fastnu, llethh him, l
lilitown, Mauch i'liunk and White Ibiviu, at f .0
a. in.; expie.s, 110; epu., .1.30 p m .Mm
ilivs, 2.13 p. in
Foi PllUlnn and Wllkis-llirie, 8 30 a in.; 1.10
and .1.50 p in, bumiivx, 2 13 p. in
For llaltlninro and Washinulon, and pnlnU
Suiith and HYtt via llelhleliiiu, 6 '10 ,i. m, 1.10
p. ni. Sundiv, 2.15 p. in.
tor lamp Branch, Ouan (lietve, etc., at M.I
a in. and 1,10 l. in.
For Iteadlntr, l.thuoii and ll.iiii.hiirp-, via Al"
liiiliiwu, SdO a, in, and 110 p. in. Siiniljvn,
2.13 p in.
Fu I'ollhvllle, S.O il. in,, 1 10 p m
'lhiuui.il tiikds In all points' i.i.l, south ami
wl at IohikI I ites at tlie siitiou
II. P. IIM.IIWIV. Iltn. Pass c.t.
.1 II 1)1 II VI M'A, lieu iMipl
Eile irnd Wyonilng Volley,
riinea Table lu Fffect Sept 17, loon.
Ililns fm Ihwli) and local iioluU, lonnut
lu al iawle with l.rie lailiiiad foi N'(W oik,
.NhsIhiikIi ad iuternxdlatu point, leave Stian
ion al 7,03 a in. and 2 23 p. in.
'I'm I in unite at iMranton at 10 30 a ni and
tun p ni.
SITUATIONS WANTED
blll.WIOS WlKll-llY iOIMI I.VDY OF
fipulcnu' ami ahllltj, a.-. Moiomaphti, 01"
wiiter or bookkeeper; would a-Ut us lajlilu;
open for eiuai,emeiit for the hollda.vs. O'llv
lliUi.0 lueauluir to imploy luc need upplj. Ad
ill cm MU UoUiillcr, 52.; buiiimi avenue, ill.
biri'VUOV W.WIKIl-IO WORK OV DPI IV
erj wai;oii oi In wholesale house; k'Ood icf
cienccs. So.j 12 Fast Muikct Micct.
1RP
k
ILflU il
Table
Lflmeins for
Thcainiks
gflvmnig
ooo ooo a
After you liavo carefully gone
over our unusually lnrgo and fine
nssortinont of Table Linens, of
which we aro making a Spocial
Exhibit for Thanksgiving Week,
you will appreciate the fact that
the samo lias not been bought
hap-hazard, but that down to tho
minutest detail our utmost care
and best judgment has been used
in making selections. With this
end in view, of giving our cus
tomers not only tho largest and
finest stock to pick from, but also
tho BEST GOODS at a moderate
cost; our motto being
Reliable Goods at
Reliable pr'ces.
Wo invito you to examine our
Now Damasks, by the yard, with
napkins to match.
Matched Sets
Sail
in every desirable size and quality
Hand Embroidered and Damask
Table Cloths, Lunch Cloths,
Centres, Tray Cloths, Doylies, etc,
in tho most exquisite designs and
patterns, of Irish, Scotch; GerniaD
and Belgium manufacture.
See
some
510-512
LACIAWANNA AYJENHJE
COAL
'i ail a
Coal of the he-t quilEtv foi domestic use and
of nil bo, Indidlii; llut'.uheit and llnnscjc,
delivered ill an pail of the cit.t, at llie lowci-t
pi ice.
Oiders iiteited it the ottiie, Conmlt lunld
Iner; icoiii ;uo; telephone No 1702, or at tin
mine, tdtphouc o. 272, will be pioinptiy at
tended to Hi alcis supplied at the mine.
Mepit Pleasant Col Co.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
rfiim!ft- HftiLli
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1800.
Trains leave Scinnton, D. &. H.
Station:
6.45 a. m week days, for Sunbuiy,
Haivisburij, Philadelphia, Balti
moie, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading Nonistown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
buiy Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. m.,) for Sunbuiy, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hnzleton, Potts
ville, Reading, etc. -week days.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbuiy,
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.1. It WOOD. (ten. Pass. Act.
J, 11. HUTCHINSON", (im. ilirr.
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Deltuvtue and Hudson.
In rib I Nm 23. inon,
'll'lln. foi t nhoiiilali leave -iiiutou at C CO,
7.3.1, 8. VI. in II a in.; I'OO I 2i, 2.11, .1 32, Z.:',
(123, 7,37, ' 13, 11,13 p. in ; 1.10 a, m
Im Hum mI i- i)2U, Hi li a in.; 2.11 and
.3 2'i p. in.
Feu ttllke.-llilio 0 13 7,1'. H. 0 1, n II,
11.33 a ni ; I 2-, 2 IS .1.1.!. I 27, 0.10, 7 l to 11,
II Ml p in.
I'm I. V It II, poluts-0,13, 11.33 a in., 2 11,
1 27 and 1I..I0 p in
Foi PenuMlvaiila It II. imlnts 0.13, 0 3S a.
in : 2. Is .ind 1.27 p m
For Mb mi and all points north 0.21 a. in.
and J.32 p. in
1'M11V 'lltMNS
For ( iibuiiililc -'I.II0, II ! a, in.; II, 132,
S 17, 10.32 p. ni
Foi llkii..liiii-ii,.S, 11.33 a in,; 13" .. 2,
0 i1?, S 27 p. in
lor Alli.iuv I poinls noilli-1,32 p m,
For IU'iieilile not) i in ami 132 p in
I,. am.. I ialih In ill point, lu I iillul i vi r -. mil
(ni 'ill
I , III IIBIC K. fl I' . Mlnnv. V Y.
II. , ( ttwi l P. , si muni, Pi
New Yoik, Ontoiio and Western R.R,
inn: tuhi: in' ii'i'icr sfndvy, no. (,
l." 0,
North lliuiml 'li.ilm.
leave
Si.inliili
10 10 a
O00 p in.
I cite
C'adola,
2 0.3 p in
Iran Mriva
Cai bond lie. La lovl I,
II 20 a in 1 ui p in,
illve Ciiihondile 0 )0 p in,
Sjiilb Hound.
Liavo i rit a
( aihoudalc. siiultin.
7.K) a in. 7 1 1 a in,
,1 II n. in I 20 i' m.
Miiidats (lilt. N in III lliiind
lev,, l.tilo lll(l
beraiilon. raibondale. ('.ulonii,
b.10 ii in. 10 'i ' 10 13 a in,
M p. m. Aulve I'aiboi dale- , lu i m
leave- leave liiivi
i'jdtslj Ciibonilale. Siaiilou,
7 00 a. in 7 HI u in.
( i p. in 3 31 p. in 0oj p. in,
'lialns leaving Scinton nt 10 10 a. in. el lilt,
and 8.G0a in. FunJav. make N'ew oil. Coin.
wiill, Jllddlelovvn, IValton, Sidney, Norwich,
ltonie, Dtiei, Onilda and 0-,wei;o connectleii.
For further information rciistilt ticket .unit..
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