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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1001.
Religious.
AT MAtTO.V. Thursilny, !n the
llantlst chuivli, n nicotine of the
tiilsslfinnry snclctieM of tlio Ab
IliKlon UaptlKt association was
held. Mi. O. T. lMtohaul, of
nrnoii Hldce, ttMicxMnllon inoililont,
presided. The 111 Ht epwdoti vvns oppianl
nt 10 o'clock In tho moi nltii;, with n
devotional service conducted hy Mrs,
O. 11. Hinlth, nf Kiirtoiyvlllc. Mis'
Maiy Hon vim, of Clark's Circcti, mid
the minutes, and Mils Until Miller, of
Cllffoi (I. presented tho tieasnrci's ic
port, Afri Flunk Hi-ooks, of Uletihiii'ti,
read n paper on "Kclticiitloiinl Woik of
the Woninn's Home Mls-slon Society."
After the fIurIiih of a m1o hy Mrs.
J'rnnk Colvln, of Dallon, Mis. II. ,T.
Chit, of Scr.inton, cave a map talk on
Assam, which was followed with a
paper on the same coiintiy hy Miss
Esther Kowlands, of Kcianton.
The afternoon sotilnn liCKan with a
dn'ntlonal service In chaise of Mrs. n.
!. Tliniiip.Min, of Dalian. A paper on
Vorlo Itleo was lead hy Mrs. Peter
Davidson, of Scr.mton, and Mis. Ti.iul
vein, of Cnrhond.ilc, and Alls. F"ianU
Hallfitcad, of Clatk's Summit, ie.nl
pipers. Tho clnsltiK papers was Riven
hy Mrs. J. IV. Carpenter, of Ciicen
KldRO, on "Ctllmpses of Ten Years'
Mission AVotk In .Solithein France and
Kpaln " It was an exhaustive and ex
cellent treatment of tho subject. Vocal
solos were pleahliiRly tendered at this
session bv Mrs. II. J. Whalen, of Car
hondale, and Mrs. II. F. Y. Pletce, of
Rcranton. Tho exercises closed with
player by Rev. Robert R. Thompson,
nf Dalton. A bountiful lunch was p,u
tnken of at noon in the church.
Next Monday will be the seventeenth
annicisary of the Seranlon Haptlst
Ministerial Conference as It was or
R.inlzcd on Monday, .Tune 1ii, ism, in
the Pcnn Avenue Ilaptlst chinch. It
tlrst pieildcnt was Rev. Own James,
D .. Ice-president: Rev. X. C. Nay
lor, sec ictary and treasuier. Rev. R.
'. II. fatteili.il!, with Rev. David
Spencer. D. D., as chaiunaii of tlio
committee of arrangements. In the
111. st year of Its hlstoiy it attained n
menibPislilp of thiity-flve nilnlhteis
leliosi- names alpliiibetlcally aiiaiiRed
aie as follows: A. .1. Adams Isaac
Ucvan, J"). D, James K. Riown, D. D,
. M. fall.ln, R. C. II. Catteiwall,
Jacob F. Davie". D. 1. Kvans, C.coirc
I'rear, D D.. A. J. Fin man, D. D..
"V. T. Galloway. William H. f.iow,
C T Hallow ell. J. II. Harris, I,. L. D
Owen James, D D.. Tlieoplillus Jones,
J lived Jones. John II. Meyeit-, Ben
jamin Miller, D. AV. Mo, Ms. William K.
Mott, X. f. Xaylor, ;. V. Xoacker,
Maik I'arl.s. J. II. Pon., Ph P.. J. L.
P'llsh, David Spencer, D. D., D. ,1. R.
Strive r, I. A. Taylor, John S. Thomas,
Murpnn J. Watkins. J. 1. Watson, .1.
W. Milliams D. D.. S. W. ZieRler. Only
thiee of the above aie now in tho enn
i'ereni e, while at least thiiteen aie de
Leased. At the falvaiy Refoimed chinch, at
Monioe avenue and Clhson slieet,
'hllclien's day exri-i.s will be oli
teivod Sunday evening at 7.110, whn
the following pniRi.iminc will be ob
sorv ed :
ProLL.ssional, "fin 1st. the s.ivioi,"
Invocation: introductory sentences:
until, "Onwaid. Maii'h to Llloiy;" leil
lalion, "The Open Oatcs," iidna Tay
lor: caiiil, "Ciates of Piaise;" Oloiia
Fall! fiecd: pi .i or: ies)Onslvo lead
ing; sour, "Youthful Hearts;" teclta
tion. "The Gates of .inn," Mabel
T'linlo. s-iinR, "O Zioc, Haste;" siiiR
Iiir by piini.iry dep.u tineut pilmaiy
eveici.sfs by lnembeis of the class, fol
lovu'd by sour, "Open the Gates for the
Dear Little Feet;" lecilalion, "Gates
of Opportunity," Ruby Weibel, Ruth
Flror. Ilmma Kelleiman.lImnM Banks,
Mabel Triunper, and othots; sour,
"FliiiR Out the Banner," leeitation by
Stanley AVeiliel, "Pieeious Keys." i epi
lation, "The Gates of I'e.ul," Ilnvvaid
Banks: sour. "V. Pial.-e Thee, O
God," bencdli tion.
The annual lloial service at the Penn
Avenue liapllsit cluucli on Sunday
evrniiiR will be til unusual inteiest.
The nastoi. Di Piene, will rUo an
object set moil on "Christ's Seimon In
Tilooni " Roses will be dlsti United to
the eonsi esatlon, and sent to the sick
after the services. The thoir will sIiir
the (Jloiia, fiom .Mor.it's Tweltth
mass, and the Hallelujah ehoius, and
Mr. I.awieiue's oichestra will lender
b.ieicd selections. All welt nine.
RdigioiB Hews Nates,
Rev. A. II, Smith will lead a paper
Pt the Uaptl.st P.tbtoih' conference,
Monday at 10.K0 Ofluer.s will be elect,
td nv the coniliiR year.
Di, Robinson will deliver a uieiuoilal
sermon on the late Pr, Babcock, of
New oiK city, on Sunday cvpiiIiir at
r.,10. In the Second Presbyteilau chinch.
The .Methodist Ministers' association
if fieiantou and vicinity will meet at
Mini I'nik chinch on Monday ninruliiR,
June 1", at lo.so, A paper will be pre
sented by Rev. J, 1,. Race,
W. W. Adair. seciPtary of the Rail--oad
Youiir Men's I'hiistlnn associa
tion, will addiess tho men's meeting,
Sunday, June 10 He will make a ic
port of the jubilee convention, which
vas held this month at Boston, The
SlnipSon Malo quartette will londor
ipeclal music and have charRo of the
ions set vice, A special Invltutloii s
ixtendcd to all men,
Toiiirow's Services
Methodist Episcopal.
Kim I'ark church Piajcr and praise service at
?.0 a, in, I'rraihinc servic." "t 10 M a. in, frei
non tiy the pa.tor, Pi. C Jl. Olthn, ClJaa nicet.
rg alter the moinins service biiuday wlmcil at
' p. in., Junior league at 3 SO. Senior llmvoilli
rogue at BIiO. Preaching at 7,M p, in, Million
i tlie ialor. bcrvicfs, it tlio I'jne ttrict MU
jon Mnula, scliool at U..IU 4 in. Kpnnitli Icjruc
n e.::o ii in. ,.IUiniiriUa,lljiinliiilluatlfnil.
It t".oU p. iii All are icmlially lin licit tu at
Unci. .SunpM3ii .Miihcilist KiUcopj iliuicli, Vulli
JLiii avenue- 1U, II, t. McDeiinutt, p.it..r.
Prcacliln at 10 SU a in. and 7.- p. in Morning
n.bei.l, "t'lie Jliiid of Cliri.t Hoes tlic rUU&iu
TrJiliins nl Tcda Piopcily ltcprcsent 111" 'tlie
(vcnlne ceiinoii "ill te i pjtuotic one in honoi
of the flap ot our loimtri, fJiaml Army men
capecljlly inmcil. Other scrvuu a luual. All
velconie.
Abui Meliiocllat UplMopal rhuich, inincr
Morisfj avenue and Pelawarc street Ituv, , tt,
hinipon, 11. I) , pastor Petotional iiu'itiu o(
the Ilrbthrrhood l St. I''il at 1180 a. m ; at
10.U0 a. in., thililitn's lliy exerciser, a brautllul
rniisical rrvirc um Hud vfestiwl. bunday
nhoo( at SSO p. in pwoith league at OSH p.
in Pleaching at T.:A p. in. I'ner meeting.
Wcdnescijj, at 7 CO p. in. Uuint ineellng of
tW llrcttu'rl'.ojd of St. Paul, on the scccml ar,d
fourth "luejilan of dill niniilh at 7.."0 p. m.
-eat free ami all 11c wclioine,
Ah Street Mcllioill't I'plsiop.il rlimcli -llov. ,1,
P. Alwlin, pastor. Mornlns pre.irhliig 'rrvlic nt
Kiwi; nulijecl, "The llaillint Chrlllan " Cli(
inrellnit nt in '.0 a. m , (I, V. t'lmlili, lender.
siimhv fchool nt 2 p, in,, I!. W. Stone, mper
Iiilriidenti Junior Initio nt :i p. in,, Mim nKtie
llnrliiiiiii Mipcrihtcndcnt, Cimmtli le.iKiie ut d.l'i
p in., MIm llebrica SiiMjison, lenlei, Iaviiiiij
piiiiihiiig eriie nl 7 .!(.'. Ml vveliiiiue.
Nnv Aug Metliodint Kplnopil cluirili llev. .1,
It. Amtln, ntoi, Sunilnj ilmol nt 2 50 p. m .
1'iank l.'dnicN, miperiiitciiilciit. Piraching ser
vile" nt :i i'O p, in v lordlil welcome to nil
t eilu Avenue Mrlliodit I'pK ipil liitri.li I.
P. Dal), ptvlor .Meeting ot Hrnthcihonil of St.
Paul, D.t'i a n ; morning wnrcliip nnd eiiuon,
Id, n. m.; Sundiy school at noon; Junior I'p
worth leflKlio, 3:!0 p. in,; llpttnrlli leigue, 11 .ill
p. m.; cH'nltig wordilp md setinoii, 7..I0 p. ni,
Slr.uigcii md all otlicis nrc coritlallv vvrliomc.
flint I Stieel .MetlimlM Kpintnpd eliuich-!
( l.Miiin, put or. C'Iim, ti IV t), I). PcWItl.
hailei Pip idling, 10 ..0; snndi) mIiooI, H.I'i,
fi. It Clark, Miperliiteiiilinl, .liinlor leiBiie, IIWI.
I'lindiing, ".o(l. sf,, fie,., i:vrr,vhodv wekoni".
I'lret Cermiii Metliodlt KpiMnpd church. 'l
,nns .iveiiuo ami Vine .Heel (!. Ilolillln, intoi.
I iiililirn's lliv excrcUo In the clnilili ill llic
inoriilng lirginnlng nt 10 o'cloik, nnd .it the
Taj lot Avenue dnpil heiiiiilng .it 7 p. in.
Hii piogiam lira been prep.neil for bolh occa.
lou. The Young People ' sodcl) will meet on
Momhy evening .it the home of Ml f.ydla Diet
7el, Moilc) avenue. Pri.iii meeting, 'lhursday
evening
Afilcan Milhmlit I'pi-iopil iliuidi, llovvaid
plan'- Dr. II. s. Hemic), pastor. I'll. idling at
I0I.U .1. ill.; Mihjcct, "I he t'nii'cn Suppl)." sun.
day sdionl, 'Jm'.O p. m., Dulstlaii llndcivoi piaver
mieting, 7 p m , preaching, 7.13 p. in,; subject,
"I lie (Jre.it friendship " A lonliil welcome! lo
all.
Baptist.
Penn Avenue Hiptu-t chin ill Penn avenue, be
tween spiuce nnd Linden stieet". Siivuc, nione
ing nt J0::o, and evening at 7..IK. Morning
pi a) cm in tlie iovvci temple at ' 10 At the
morning netvico the pitor will give a brief .id
dices on "lhe II n vest of V.ear''," lefening to I he
lliliel annivcr-ari of his pasloiale nl the Penn
Aveiiii" iliuidi. The annual t'lilldien's ehv cv
eiciei will be held dining the morning hoiii.
Ilnghl niii-lc .mil .in cnteitalning pingiainiin'
for .voung and old coulid welcome to evei)
liodv .it all the .-rum's in tint iliuidi, ami c(h -clilly
lo tlie t'hildien's di) eeiiii's. All mem
tieri of the Sunday mIiooI nic lequested to meet
piompllv at 10 15 o'clock. 'N oung People's meet
ing at (i 1,0. At the evening "eivuo I he piitor
will penk onn "lhe l'east of the Ito-.es or
fhii-t's Seimon in llloom " This i-, the annud
Horal t-erviLC, the dioir will sinj; the (.toua and
llallelujal choiu and Lawrence' i viitiesti i will
rendir ai net niu-u.
l'nt 1'irst P.iptit chinch. South Mam .iventie
Rev. S P. Malhcw, iiitnr. Sibbilh nioinlne,
11. .io, (he Chilclrin's lliv evcicie" will be held
bv the siblnth nhorl Hi. II (.' Ileddoe, npci
iiitenelent, in the hi-emcnt of the WcKli Hipti-t
diuidi In the evening, 7 "0, the u-iiil servues
bv the pi-Ur. P V P L'. Krviic, b 10 p in.
at Ivoiile lull Piaicr mceling wcdncclit
evenlnsr. 7.0 o'cloik. Ml are lonliallv invitid.
.lackson street IliptNl diuich Morning piaver
meeting at n. .0, lliothei Ifiihud Nnholls, lead
ci. Pleaching service at Hi .JO 'lhe pistor, llev.
'lliomai do (.iiuhv, 1) I), will pieich Pop,' ,
".Needed lleiiu-iu " suudav mIiooI at -' ji. m ,
t'lnrlc Ilothv, siipeiinteneleut. Kveumg ferviie
it 7 liaip. 'lhe pi-lor will preach lo tlie .vouiik
in lined people, lopu, "Sntisliuii at Home."
spec. i.i I inii-.1l. will be rendered bv (he ehoir for
tlie ou.i-ion 'lhe public is eordiillv welcome
to all tlie privileges our chiiieh ifloids
(ireen Hidge llapii-t cliiin li f lillilrcn's Pay
even ise-, of the miihIav se hool it 10 Ml, VI 7...0
the pilor will pii'uh a sermon to ihilihen
Vlecling of the .litnioi sih ml v it .'! .10 lia)er
meeting of ilie somoi soi ii t v a e, .,0
lllakel) lliptist ihiiii h liivid Spencer, i). 0,
pesioi. 10,.lil a. in , i.ciinoii, "I hu-tian I'orgive
nos," u IV Hible sdiool; i, " p in , II. . P
I'; 7 0, (hildun's Piv cvchi-cs. I.vcivboely
welcome.
Presbyterian.
I u-l Pici.)leihn churih spmie, in u i m ,
7.0 p m Pr. VKI.eod will preaih a sermon to
voung men in the tuotning. VII the .voung men
of the church, i well a, stungcis, arc coulialiv
mviliil
teond I'rebcteu en iliuich.-eiviecs at 10 :.0 a
in and 7.. II p m Hi llohm.sou wilt preach
morning and evening 'lhe topic for the inoinmg
is "lhe Pmvn of I'aith." In the evening, Pr,
II0I1111-.011 will give a 1110111a11.il mmiiioii oil the
lite 111. IliliLodi Ml aie welieiiue.
Pinvielciici1 Pici-b.vleiian 1 lunch llev, Ccnigp 1!.
(iiiihl, II. P.. piiioi Moining scivne at o."V
lliciiic cf eivlce, "rnuliguialioii i-ion"; Sun
di school ,11 noon; Lnelcavoi srinn, 11 :i", p. 111 ;
evening fCivue, Willi shoit -union, 7..MI llieme,
"I'n Know Cod" 'the heals of the chinch an.
(ice
(been llidgc I'n -b.vlen in 1 hiiieh llev. I. .1.
I. ili-iiu', pi-loi, llev. L. II, Pesslei, 1 i-tant
10.. .0 and 7 IV miviccs of worship with -unions
bv the pistoi ; i 111,, Ilible school; 0 Ii p. in,
(.'hii-lliu liiilcivni Ml welcomed coulialiv,
eliiis Avenue chapel, iw cuk sheet -'Ilie
Rev .I111111. ilitglirn will pleach fn lhe moining
at o:io and (il 7 l p. 111 ; smnliv mIiooI hi .1
n'doik, Ml Chiiidici, KUpeiiulcnili'iil Mi.
Hughes will leach lhe Men's lllhle ills,, chin
Han Iliuleavoi at 7 p. in All welcome! to lluse
i-eivices,
I emit stieel Slavnulc Piesti.vu'ilan ehulili-
II11 Hohiniinn suvlce at 10.10; levl, "Krleml of
the Publicans ami snmd,," .1, 1; hlu-ik, pis
ten, KiiglMi seivi'c nl 7,.i0 will i in 1 hargc
of II. Piinning, Siiiida) .-ihoul nt '.',,10 l'l.iur
mceling even 'lliiir-di.v at 7,hU p, in,
Cipou-i' clnpe ll'iesb.vleiian) Pleaching at
10. 11 mid 7 .0 bv the palor, lcev. I. I! Poster.
Sunday school, t p. 111 ; t-cnioi Kude.ivoi, rt .10,
piulni Kudcavoi and iuine.v nieeling of senior
( hrWilin I ndeivoi Monela.v evening, Piajer
incciing, 7 u(i Thuruli) evening, All welcome,
Episcopal,
si. Luke'!, I'jruh llev. llogeii. Uiael, l. 11,
red or; llev L. ,1. Ilnightou, hcninr eiiiate; llev.
V, II N'ash, jiuiioi 1 male. Second Sunele) alter
Trinity.
SI. I.uke'a chiircii -7..i0 a, in, holy inmiuui
ion, o:,n a. in, nioiiiliig pia)ci ami tieiniou;
7.:0 p 111,, evening piavci and i-nmnu; 0.15 a.
in., Sunda) sdievol ami Ilible cl.io-rs.
St Vlark', lliinmoic S a. in., hoi) rnmmiin
ion; 10::0 a. 111., moining piaver and seimon;
7.1-0 p. 111 , evening piajer and scunon; S p. pi.,
Mindly lUhool and Ilible clas.sc;,
Last End Mission, Picscott avenue .'."0 p, in,
Sunday school ami ilible da.-acs; 'J.M p. 111 ,
evening pia)or and seimon.
South side MMnn, Pig street 2,'M p. 111. , Sun
day hool and Ilible dac.
M, fanrgc'ic, OI)phint-J, ,10 p. m , Sundiy
school and Ilible dacs; U..".0 p. 111,, evenius
piaver and sriniou,
Reformed Episcopal,
(,'nce Itcformnl Pplocopal rliiirt.li. W.voining
avfiiuc, below Mulberi) ticct-ltey. Ii ,. Alrn.Ii.
pastor, Pr.i)(r and praUc scivlce at O.JO a, In,
llivine woi.-hip ut 10 Ml a. 111. and 7.00 p. m,
Morning, Childicn's liy iclcluationj evening
subject, "So ih, a Tjpo ot I lirisl," Salibilh
school at I J 111 , P. -s'. of f, L',, ll.JO p. in,
scats arc ficc. Strangers coidlally invilcd. Ilible
cIj.-m for Icvon stud) on Wrdnisila) ut 7...0 p 111 ,
fnllowcel b) the icgular pia)ci meeting at S
o'tloiK. All arc wckoinc.
Evangolirttl Lutbirnn.
Kvangt Ileal Lutheran Second Suinlj) alter
Tritdt). (icpel, Luke, II; lil-st; cpUlle, I John
:i; X'i-lS.
St. Matk'e, Washburn and r'uuilccnlli sliccti
Itev. A. L. Itamcr, Ph. 1), patoi. bervkca,
0'M 3. m, 7.S0 p. 111.; Luther league, eao p.
111.; buncla) school, U in. Morning subject, "Oi
lers ol Jlivlnc Ciace": evening tubjcit, "Clirist'i,
Constant Prcscnsc."
Holy Tlinil), AJams avenue and Slulherry
strcet--Itco. r. U. spickcr, pastwi. sciviccj,
sundLeyssonch001 Jesus Appears to John j. e. Gilbert, d.d
IOr n . s. n in Secretary of Amcrlctn
.,, a, leV. I! y-aiU. Society of Rellglom
JUne 16. Hducatlon.
PIILLIMI.VAIIV.-ibe' belnveil npewlle, M he
tisually ("poke oC hliucclf, (.lohn villi.' I) sunlvei!
all the otlieif, hiving lirn glinted peeillhr
lavor by lhe Misln, (John wX'.li.) lint he
might wilte1 the list pnillen of the mirrd
volume, (llev. .wllsls). II Is Hrnciullly .ulinll
led Hut he lived until mar the (ml ot the lust
century of our ti 1, piing away about A. II. ij.
iieai It thill) .veil? utter Hie deslinetion of
.leltisjlem,. I Itc ol the' fltnil books 1110 lis
idglud to him, one go-pel, t litre tplttc, and
the llevelilioti liloci.ipldc.il, elodilinl and pio
phrlli lohn's' vvil'liigs .tie ilitiiigulsh(d from
nil ot le 1 puts of the Sew Testament, by llic'r
ihcpei spllittial Invighl, mi Hut the student
moves In a putcr ntinosphcic on 11 Inoic clcgaltd
plane. It Is Impo-jlblc to siv when lie winlc
Itcvc-t.1t lent. Some mn elbposeel lei mike It his
lit woik, and hence the dosing document In the
1 inon. Liter ciitles, Dr. Pariar bring pionilneiit
turning them, pit c II a Utile befoic the ovn
throw of tho neieel ell) b) I'llu. Much mi)
be slid III fivor ol elllirr peislllon. 'I lie Inter
piclation of the honk Ins nlvva.vs: been refueled
at dlllicult.
PltlSliSLIt (Vcise f) - In the Aegean Sea, be
tween the Islantl of learla and the piomotitorv
ol Miletus ll"i nn island about tidily miles in
1 Ir'Uinference, now filled Pncllno, but In the
Hint trnliv, Palnios 'Ihllher .lohn was banished
bv one of lhe Hon in emperors fot pleaching
( hrlstimllv and converting the heithen to the
t.olel .lens. It is believed tint nl the time of
his nrie'st lie was n siding in I'phcMis, wheie
ho had ncqiilied lmidi influence, and, as some
think, wis bishop over the churches of the
siiirnunillng district It was during this binU'i.
merit lint he hut the leinukable visions 1 em
talncel In this book, lie i-pcaks of hlin-elf ns 1
"companion in nil ulition," iiillmiting lint Mm
ilai ptisetiilinn hid liefillen the lollowers of
Icsiisliu. He lefeis to the chinch is "the king
dom and pallenei' of .Ic-m Ihilst," t most
beiutifiil eeiiucption, 1111 acknowledgement of lhe
righlful aiillionlv of .lesiis over all believeif, anil
in ovpics.-ion of Hut nitdeiie-s vvliidi was neci's
-ii) In boning lhe indignities, pi nations and
siitfeimgs to which lhe) weie subject for lhe
Nike of their Mastir.
MI'.SsMii; (veises In mil 111- Ihoujh thus e
lied fioni home, .le lit! wis not ehpnved of tie
tomfotts cf icliui'Mi. (In one oec ision he c
peiicuiril gic.it spmliial evaltition, ulitt.li he
elc-eribes is "m the splilt," that is lhe spbit
ot (.'ml c tine upon In tit. pi 1 haps as at Penteeo-t
(Vets. ii-1). It was m lhe land's div. the htsi
di) of the week, then ob-erved as the CluKtiui
S1,l,tth, in commemoration of the lesiine elioii
floliii, vvl), Piolnbi) Ic had engaged in his
t'siiat devotion-. While in tint Italic r st ite- tic
lu'.nd i voice vvhieh heemcd lo be I ell 1 ml lilto,
innoiiiiiing "I am Alpln and Omega" Ihe-e
wouls. elenoting the hist nnd la-t lelteis eif tho
fJtcelv alphilnt. -vie never befoic used 111 simd.
tine. Ihev phinlv telerred to ,1 being who 111
habited lhe 1 vlninitics of time (I'-alm, se.J;.
Hun c line lhe tlic tgc diiccling lite apostle to
v.nte in a book whitever he sivv and hcniel,
ami to dclivei (bo I ooK unto the t-even chinches
of A-l 1. llus wjs theiotoie eepuv llent lo the
insti'ie tioiis given bv lhe I'oly Spmt to the
I ioph"ts of I-i.ie (l-i., i.lj.
MMON (vci-es U and 1 !) Tins hi-t appeal
to the sr.se of hr.nlng wai followed bv anoiliu
lo Hi, sense of slahl. 'ilie- voice h,d nnesled llu
attention, 'the vi-1011 was in two puis, bolh
elc-igu d lo uiiko a powciftil jiupte-.-ion upon
the t'liiiel lb ic were seven aoldcn cauille-tii k-,
reprcseuling tho ihindelier Willi its Inanehis in
the temple nt .leiu-ilem (l! , wwii.17 .'!), seen
al-o b one of the puiphets (Aih , iv ..'). 'lliL
tiguio was Miffitient to sn.(.pvt to one of .levvi-h
oliglll some telicioiis ant) ecchsi istn tl pmpo-e
which was .iltetw.ud evplaiued. nd m the
iniclst of the (.nlikii 'emeliestiek was one "like
unto Hie- ami of m tu ' 'I hi-, was ,li-us who
iinifoiinly spoke- of lluu-elf iindi r lint title
(John, nnl.l), and w 1-. i-o mentioned by the
prophet in II il Ion (11m., vinl !). 'Him Midden
ippcaiaucc in -tic h fonu ideutitird the pei-en
is the one who hid pioiou-lv spoken. John
wis llieieiore avvaro tint the mc ege which he
hid 1e 011 hunmiivued lo vvnte was lo be one
from the .Master he loved, .1 special messige to
pirlkul.ir chinches,
PPi:i:( I) (vei.-es It, II, 11) In the
vi-ion .lesiis atipencd in foim and appaiel, no'
IO...0 a, 111., 7. p. 111.; Luther Icigue, (1 "0 p.
in ; Sunilav school, 1J 111
St. Paul's, Shoit avenue Itcv. . (' L. I.aucr,
pa-tor. -01 vice-, 10 !u a. 111 , 7.0 p. 111 , Sunday
fehi.ol, 2...U i. 111.; latiehetic.il 111st tuition-, .1.15
p 111 ; Luther Icigue, Weelnc-day, 7,MI p in.
X1011V, Minim liviiuie Hev. P. P. Xirelm inn
pi-loi, .stivicc-, 10 HI a. 111 ; Siinili) -dmol, J
p. 111
( hn-t clitiieh, (eilu ivciiue ind Itiidi -ticet
ltcv. James-Witke, pastoi. rictvlees, 10 80 a 111;
Stlliei t) i-diool, 0 1. III.
St, Potei's, Picscott avenue Itcv, John Pin
clolph, pi-tor. Service-, 10 ."0 i. in., 7.;o p. 111.,
Sunday .school, ' p. 111,
Lmamicl (leiiu 111 Poli-h chiiieh, Itcce sheet
Pev. I'lielmiiid Sattcltnciei, pasloi. Pieieliing
in the liciman liiigue at 10 a, in.; Sunda) school,
i p. in.
(Iraeo r.ngli-h Liitlioian ilnnih ((ieuii.il Svnoel)
coiiur Madi-011 ivcnue and Mnlluny .-licet llov.
Lullier Heps Waring, pi-loi. O...11 a. m., sunda,,
school; 10 ."el a 111, divine woi-hip; suhji 1 1 ot
senium, "lhe Paiable of llu (.11.U Suppci;" 7 p.
111., 1 oiiiig People j. -oe ie t.v eif (hn-tian Luelcav
ods 7.11 i Mi, divine woi-hip; subject ol see"
inon, 'The tnnvei-ion of Curudius." 'the pub
Ho is cordiall) Invited
Miscellaneous.
ion I lilted Lvangelual ihuich, Win Capou-e
avc1111e-P1c.11 hing at 10 0 and 7 0 by the pi
lor, lliv. .1. W. Mcssrngci, iilrct. " Home
lb-) ond the 'liele" and "(.oil's Mtchinisiu."
Sutuh) school, 0.10, senioi Lniliatoi, 0 110; junior
l.mlcavoi, 1 p. 111 1'i.ivei meeting 7..10 Weiluiv
elav evening. Sens lice and cui.vhotl) welcoui".
I irst iliuidi (Clui-t .-1 icntl-l), SI!) Art 1111-. .He
mic, sunda) services. Ill JO a in. nml 7.. .11 p
in. Smith) school, 11.1.1 a. m ; subject, "Hod
the Piinoiver ol Mm." Tolliiioniil moolings
eilucjila) evening at S o'clock 'lhe iliurth 1
alwi open evny ehy duiiliff Hie week, 'lhe lllhle
and all (Inl-lllll Sdclice lllcialure H kept 11,
its ficc public trilling loom, "silence ami
lloilth, wllh Key to the Siiipline," by Vlii)
Hiker IMd), will bo loined to InvcMlitois with
out ehaigc Visitors niul lcllcis of iiiipiii) are
wilcomcel ami t,lvcti cnurlcous attention ami lit
(oimatloii ficc.
Ml Null's IniviiMlist 1 lmidi Pine sticct,
near Adams avenue, Service it IO.uO a. in ,
eondiKlcd b) A, J Honle); subject, "Hie Pel
sonallt) of Jcatii ns llevcilcct in His Specdi,"
Simihy school at It, I.I a, 111,
Calvaiy llrfointcd I'hiiich, Monioe avenuo and
(illsion street Itev, Mil inn L. Pirni, putoi. Sir,
vice, Snndi), lll.tlO i, 111,; subjeit, "Itc verence;"
evening, 7 Ml, ITiihlicn'a lliy senlcej lliciiic,
"lhe Open (iates."
People's I'rulnlillinii chuiih-llev, Pi, llild,
pastor. There will he icgular preaching servuo
oil Sabbath afleinnnn at I p. ni. in More IV lull,
llicakcr sliret, (ircen Khlge, Subjict, "Some
Paitlng Winds to I'lkmls That Are Dear," All
utu welcome,
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
The flist of lhe trues ol dosing iccitals b) Hie
pupils of ill! C'oielelia West Prccinan, MIm
Julia (' Allen ami Mi. K. 1.'. Pouthwoilh will
take plicc IhU aflcinoon at I u'doik In Mist
Prccinan'!, sludio, over povv.dl's niiiMc store. The
public is loiilially iuvltid to IliU ami the ic-
cllali fallovwiij:, which will le dully announced.
Progiai.iiiic,
Plane, "lloheiuiaii song" ... .,.,,, Mcltlr
Ml-s ( lain lllcc,
Violin, "lhe Postillion" Hani 'itt
Ml-c Agues Picas.
Song, 1'1'vc Sonietlilng Sweet to Tell You,"
r.inni.ig
Mis Maigaiet Wllvn.
Violin -(lunloi Kiiarinlilc lliss)
(a) Air Wolelfiileit
(b) Wall ....UoleltiiUn
Misses Mat) HadMrad, l.ula llousrr, hlcanor
('lemons, Kmlly llackctl, Helen Housci,
Mister Wallace lloppcr.
Piano, "Scvcct Itcverle" , Teibiikowtkl
Mils Ai nc Itobeitson.
Molln, "Barcaiollc" .,,.. Otto Schill
-Miss Mary HalUtcad.
as tie did In the 1I.1; nf UN tlesh, but In
mnciintil loin", ns htKh pilet (lleb., hill),
which olllce lie1 Ins filled since Ilia necnsou.
IIW long gaiineiit leaching down lei lhe loot,
like the giiimetit of Anion (lis,., wtllli.l), vvm
fnstrneil Willi a uolelril glnlle, an tinhlem bolh
of ngil iiinl pileritly dlgnll). Ills lulr, whltu
like wool or snow, was nn emblem of Ills an.
thpilly flMn.i vlh'i), mill the evldeme of His
gloiy. 'lhe splendor ol III lie id doubtless pro.
ceedeel lioin the' rivs of light iitul gloiy vv lilt It
cidiiled Him nnd ilund In nil dlircllniis, ,111
eiublim of dell) Mining almost nil nillons (see
lleioilotiis, Thalli), This wis lhe origin, doubt
less, of the iiluihiis, or Into, in llnmin art,
'Ilie 0)0 ot .lesiis wele ns "n II line of Hie," de
noting lhe nil pinetl itlng lutitie nf Ills knovvl
celge Ills feci weie like Iiiiim, 1111 einhlein of
Ills slabllltv and pcnn ineiiee, biass being the
liies-l ihu.ihlc ol all 1111 tills Ills Voice wis like
Hie sound of man) vvateis (lck,, IIII;J), iiidl.
(iitlug luivvcr ami leiithorlt).
KMIll.l.MS (eis il)-So time ti fm' the peison.it
ippeainmc ill Hie Son of mm, as seen in the
i-ion, Hie high piiest of the new dispensation,
'lime wete besides piesenteil to John two em
blems of the high seivlee to b tendered hy this
cv.illeel prison 'lhti two einhlcms stood nvei
ngailist cadi other In .1 vny Intiiuite end III
tercsilng iclitloii. 1 In Ills light hand lie held
seven sins, lepiesentlng as evplaiued alterw.irel
(er-e '.'(I), the nngels or paslois of tlie seven
ehuiehes of la (Ver-e 11). Hits indicates that
these men wen nn ler tho spedtl eare and
pnvveiliil piotettlon ol Jesus, a fict veiy full of
comfoit In that tlino ot peiseuitlon (Mitt,
wvlilijO), Kveiy tine minisier is very doit lo
Ids lend, i. "Out ot His mouth went n shnp
two edged sword." 'Ilie word of (Jod Is described
is the swotd of the spiiit (I. ph. vl:!7), and Is
said tj be "-haipcr than am (wo eelgeel sword"
(lleb. Ivl.'l. II is pinpei Iheielorc lo inleiptet
tils ns .111 cfdilem nf the Influence to be ex
ett'tl In the vvoilel h (he wonl nf Christ (l-.i.
I'ill). Thus lleeic wis evinbolieil to the apo-Jlo
the preit fict tint Je-us defet ded Ills -on. nits
and that the vvnnl ptoeliimccl should be cf
le live.
TI'.sriMONV "(Veises 17 ami Is). lohn wis
ci, ( pi) alloc ted by this vision. If he tight Iv lu
te iprdcel vhlt he siu, as with crooil kliowleilcii
of lei eel s.vmholl-m he pri-uin iblc did, Ibis
was the ino-t startling event of his Hie. lhe
son of mm whom he hid known as Mastei, .t
petting niunii the eindle-ticks (chinches), with
tho appitel of Ilie high prio-l, with ladlant
h, id. and feel like bra-, -i.ppoiting the paslois
of IPs ehuiehes md sondlt g intth Ills wonl of
vietoi) this must hive bei 11 sulhciint to aw ikcn
111 tlie- mind ot tlu hiuishoil apoitle- mluled feel
BLACKBOARD LESSON HINTS.
By Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce, D. D.
(.From Author's Notes m "The Sunday School Lesson Illustrator," P.ublisheJ by F. H. Revel
& Co., Chicago, 111. J
We aie often elipn eel nnd ili-ties,-ed booms'
of the dimeullic-, vvhieh be-cl the flui-tun life,
md Ilie eli-inui Mcitif tits 111 the ( hristi.tu ihuich.
Uinslians in all ages hive had -imilai trials, and
e Imrchos. hive hid gnat dittleultles to oveitome,
"He not di-cournuedt" lift lhe veil nnd hcliild
II1111 who id uui Life .11. d Light -landing 111 the
mi'l-t of the thione, icid.v tn give us help and
lope nt evny lime- of need.
song, "Were I (Induct" Cliaminade
Mis.s 1 line Poole.
Piano, "fiiliiiiihine" Peach
Mi-s Nibclh Ciillen
iolins, "I'eiveil.v" Carter
-Mi'ses llall-teiel, Ilon-ei, Wallei, llackctt,
('lemon-, Hickclt and loid
I'liuo, Wall ...WoloIfiilcit
Mist llael (W,
ioin Duet, "Allegretto" Diuela
Mi Co Nat die ('nunc II md lada Ibui-ei,
1 II 'I
Oiguu-t .1, VI, ( h tin o has pupated the follow
ing i-elottioiv, nf music feu toumirow's sotvicci
in the second Piesbvlciim client h.
MOIIMMi.
Oigiu Pielude Wider
(uailcllo, ".liilulitc Hen" Sihneekcr
Mi-s 111 11k and ('mitotic,
Otreilor.v Solo, "Oh Iledeeinei Divine", .fiounoel
.Mi-s 1; 11,1111.
Oignn Postlude Salonii!
I.MIM.NC.
'lhe mii-ii for the neiiing -eivite will be ap
piopinie fur the nicinoml mivIic 101 Dr. Vlallme
Pibeock.
(bgiu Pielude, "Minlie I'lincbii" t hopin
('iimclte, "Ituck of Vges" puck
VII es lllick ami (!n igm,
Vles-i-, filppM and Moigau,
Sclii tlon, "I'm a Pilgiim, Pin a Miingri"
Mil -ton
Ml-s (,'nagin nml (J1111I1 in-.
Solo, "Angels Hvei Plight ami l'.iii",,,,ll,indct
.Mks ni.uk,
Oigan PoMludo Ileellioven
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
'J'lio Annual t-'imvtic.ttion of tin lin
pt'tinl KncampniPiit of tlio Ancient
pnrt Illustrious- Onlnr of KnlKlits of
.Malta was hold nn .Siuuidiiy. Juno 8th,
in iilnsKciw, Scotland, with Oranil
.Miistcr Mir AVIIIIain (, Tiifri'.un in tho
Inipoilnl Occldonlnl fli.iir, Tho Ainor
ican Jurlsdlutlnn did not nornt Imperial
(tupiospiiatlvts tills yoar, Tlio threo
stilt last your nttondoil to all inattors
that df innndc'd attontliui at that tinio,
and no now (iticstlons havo nil.scn,
.rnlm Knn ('oirntiriudoi', No, 12, nt
WIIKcs-nnito, Is at ranglnir tn ,send Its
ttnlforipod tompanv to tho Supronio
t'oiivocittlon nt Itopheslor, Ot tuliff
15th, liith and 17th, to tnlto part In tho
Kioat street parade, tho evict time for
which lins tint yet heen fixed by tho
Supreme Oflk'Oi.s. At the coiivoc.it Ion
of No. 12, on June I1I1, two application
weio ippIvoc1 and twelve KnlKhts 10
colvcd tho IllacU Older,
The ('olunilil.tn t'ou vocal Ion nf tlio
(Irand commaiidei.v has left many
pleasant echoes, and everybody lavish
ed words nt in also upon tho fiaternity.
The snlnoiilteepeis mo Mill vvnndeiliif,'
why thev dd not do n nislilnpr husl
neso at th.it time. Orlilaninio Coin
niniideiv, No, 170, of Columbia, la eie
ntlnff a new and very laiso dabs, for
enily ndmisstoii Tho leceptlon com
mittee! have' paid every bill from their
own funds, fltcat ciedit Is duo to the
chairman, Sir Harry C, Dnuglierty, P.
t',, nnd his nblo ncsistants!.
Itev. Sir William It. lliller will 10
celvo John Ino C'onimaildei'y, No,
12, in his (hutch nt Wllkes-Harte on
Sunday, Juno 23, and preach to them
n special set inon.
Mis. J. AV. Kogert, wife of the earn
est and general Itccorder of Frlneo of
Peace Connnandeiy, No. 60, at Wilkes
Bane, Pa., haa Ju&t sent in a gener-
lugs of awe nnd gladness. Palling elown tn
vvnislilp, well'iilgli nvenonie, he niched another
message, 'I Ids time .le-tis leslltleil o( lllni'cll,
ns the llrst ntul lhe lnl, ns once itcul now living
lo die tin mure, as hiving the kevs of hell (the
grave) nnd ot death, or ns the lesurrettlon and
the Ilie (Psiilnt lxvlllr.'O). 'Mils was not ro
much .1 illsdcstuc nf something unknown, ns a
le-atllinnllnii ol what hid been sild In the time
ol Ills eiilhly tnlnlsliy (.lohn MICH), nml tlieio
fotc mi lilentllicilloti that Joint might know
tlie word of Jesus was liilllllcel and suit dncd,
MYhTLItV (Veises It) and 20) Willi this rrfer.
erne to Himself, Jesus elliceled John to
vvrlle (lie things width he hid seen, and sonic
other tilings given to lilin bv the Spirit, lie
then evplaiued vvbtl lhe candlesticks mid Hie
Mais represented, but made no allusion tn the
oilier hgmative expressions. Thus It In mine
Hie apoMlc's duty In rcionl, in he did, this
vision ami tn hand it to the chinches of lilJ
time and of alter time. In this wa.v pa it ol the
sitrcel volume wis put tip In m.vstciloiis form,
hud tn he umlelMoi.il, Wh) was this done?
Many have so inquired ns they hive sought to
Interpret tills last book of Hie llngllsh c.iuon.
Porhips vve cannot (ill, Pcihaps we hid better
not seek ten cilirstly to know, It Ins been
supposed by some tint tne truth is clotheel In
inistery In inter tn conical fiom the eaillct
tenttiiies what will be mule plain in the liter
centimes (John lil:l). Paul seenn In hive
some thniiglit of (his (I'ph. 111:0), U is be
llevcel that this book vhldt Is now- so obscure
will one thy cpei. lis ticastnes to tomfmt and
stiengtheti the lie.iils nf bcllcveis and advance
the kingdom ot Christ (Horn. vi:J5).
ltKI'LLCIIONS It will be piolltable for the
student tn nllow the flits in this lesson to piss
slowly through the mind in regulir oielei, hold
ing each in studious eontcmphlion until the
scene is vividly piisrnleil. I. The binl-hmcnt tn
.1 lone 1st mil, .', The -pnlttial ec-tacy on the
lord's div; U 'Ih triimpel aiiuoiincemeiit of an
iii'mcii ire-ence with direction foi setvlic; t
He gloriios appealing of the Son of tnin, the
Jesus of the- (bi-pols, the high piiest of (he new
.in Pliant; r. The stars in the tight Ii mil and
the two-eilccd sword in the mouth; II. 'lhe pios
trite apnstle, reverent and tenor -tile ken; 7. lhe
dual a-eition tonurming the evangeti-tio state
ment, anil the dilution to vviilc a book; 8. Ilie
liivstciiou-. 'hings of lioel, the pingresslvc tcveli
lion, the po ible elKelostiip in futuie )C.ns,
'lids I-, pa it of the 1 i-l unfolding of Je-ns In tlie
Ii-t ol Ills apostles. It eli-plivri His pio-ont and
itiiding inlere-t in His people, and is a pel
prtii.il gcr.und of hope to all who follow and
solve him.
(lul of 0111 Inals tome often out ,-weelest e
peneiices. .lohn wis an evile fiom home and
loveil ones, witli m, entlilj, eomfoil but the ugh
ing of lhe winds and the singing ol (he vv ivc-s,
a- tliej beat upon the niekv coast of I'atmos
et (ind wis Willi him, nml 111 spnlt he walkcel
nml t liked with llim. 'Ilie veil bet ween mm and
lhe unseen vvorlel wa-, lifted, aim John beheld
the King,
s Hie "on in lln gtorv is the tight nf the
celestial nt.v, so is lie Hie Light ot His people in
(he woihl. Mm belie hi Hie King .,nnd-t the
golden eandlestiiks, 1111.1 in Ins imerpii I itiou of
llu- vision a mi's ns llul (;,KI is elvvellmK in the
nilel-t of llLs ehuiehes, their spiritual Life anl
Litht.
'this little picture suggests lint Ihioiish the
tele-eope of ItevlatIon, lohn h ul lhe vi-1011 o
Hie hoivenly tlty and the woild's Mvleiu
suu'ge-t ions Pi.nv Hie outline nf the globe and
make soven milks to 1111I11 ile the ehlllihes,
Tlirn draw- a telc-eeipe nr.iked "Itovehetion." In
the di-l nice tli iw lines to indicate Hie golden
cilv, vv it ti ciown, seven .-tais, elc.
( olor Hints Mike th- globe light blue vvltu
white outline and nieridiiii line-. Mike tel"
eiope, -tais nnd ciovie oi.iugc coloi witli white
outline. Make tho clouds giay and white. Pais
vellovv.
oub Rift from a number of Iadioi of
AVilkrs-Iiarre, and piomises that moip
will follow for the Knights of Malta
hospital fund. With so many Interest
ed, tho fund should srow more l.ipldly
than bfor.
Temple Commanilcry, at Nn. 2SS, at
Cnttinndtile, Pa., is now mcpllnt? 1 oc
ularly in their Malta Temple. Tho
new Command Is hard at work, and a
class will soon bo ready fop admission.
Carbondale celebrates its fiftieth nn
nlvoisaty as a town in September next,
and No. 2SS will take pait in the
parade in full unlfoim, as one of the
features of the demonstration.
AIr.i Coniniandery. No. 2IS, at Johns
town, Kave a social to Its companions
and their families on dime 12, when
nddiesscs, music, quartettes, leclla
tlons, character sketches, moving ple
nties, Ptot. Simpson's Ladles' Guitar
nnd Mandolin Oichestra and a kohoi-oiis-
banquet tilled up n lonpr and happy
evenliifr. An all day picnic on Juno
2s Is aiinnuerl for. and everybody will
be theio.
Sir llaivey H. Han is, p. (., ()f
Wllkos-Harre. Pa , has opened the Ron
Ton Lunch Bazaar opposite the Ter
minal station at tho Exposition,
Krounds, Murrain, N. Y.
As tieasurei- or his command, and ns
deputy in his dlstilet foimerly, he Is
widely known as ,1 trenei.il and indent
wnrUer for Malta,
Holy Cross Connnandeiy, No, 21, at
Philadelphia, had a Iiiikp attendance
nt Its Inst convocation, and lecelvoel
several applications and reinstate
ments. The nntPit.ilniuent cnnimltleo
Is nitnnKlnn fop several social iiIrIus
that should crowd their council cham
ber. WAR AND THE RAILROADS,
No Fuss Made Over Number Killed
nnd Wounded by the Latter.
Kiniii limpet's Wcekl.v.
If ".l-'.'i men vvero killed and ui.ii.'ei
wounded n battle, even the moot slald
newspaper would bo pardoned for uslnt,'
.sfiisatlnnal headlines, a tin III ol hor
ror would vibrate tlvllled peoples,
piayois would be ulteiocl n nil chinch
es for tho dead, and sympathetic reel-iiip-
for lolatlves nnd wouiiiled would
be utiiveis.il.
Such a cahnuliy, however, happens
evny year, aliuoat wlihoiit comment.
Hut for the ollU'lal tepoit of lhe Inter
stnto coiunieico Cnnimlsslou, nnnibillly
rciideicd lo Kinsiess, the wnild woubi
ho but little tho wiser for it, unci ns II
ic, kocs on almost unmoved and uiicnn.
ceniod about It. The llmues kHcii
ubovo foi m ihe bilef olllclal aiinouiuc.
inenl of the number killed ami Injiued
hy lallways of the I'nlted .States for
tho year endliiB Juno 30, IS".'). Tho
stullstlc is olllclally softened by u tatlo
stntenient that only 0110 poison w.n
killed or Injutod for a certain number
of million miles accomplished by tialns,
Tho publiY is still fuither teassured to
the effect that only 2d) passengers weio
Killed and only 3,312 weie Injiued,
which slves oyer slty million miles
traveled for one Injured. We are told
that 4.57-J persons; killed wcro ic?ally
trespasseis, as were also 6,353 of the in-
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Egyptian Balm, Almond Oil Complexion Soap and Hair Tonic.
Cull linel have their niurlts cixpliiluocl tn you.
Abk for Mme. Ruppcrfs book, " HOW tq "G BEAUTIFUL." FREE.
Jonas Long's Sons
SOLE AGENTS.
Delawtue, Lackawanna and Western
111 llllie t lice'. 2, llHW.
S111II1 l"ivt - t uitrm feei Now Veirl. nt I 10,
.'I Oel, ,1 1(1, 8 lie) .mil III 11. n. 111.; liVt, .''' P m
K01 1'lill.nlelpliii .it MM jnil 10 01 .1. 111 , li '"
.mil .J 1.1 p 111 I'm MioiiiMiuiir at ii.in p in.
Vlilk airoiiiinuililiuii .it .140 p 111. Vmvu it
llnlinKcu .It Ii :o, i.l1. Ml J', !-'. SI"'. 'v'.
T.l'l p. Ill Vllive ,ll I'lnMilelpllil ll 1 IHI, "I".!!,
li (Kl .mil h-21 p 111. Vinvc I111111 New Vinl. it
l.lli, (.. li .intl 10 J. .1. 111 ; liiel. l.ii, 5.11, ." I")
.111(1 II .ill p 111. I'lOlll MliilliMiellj .11 'iU'i .1. Ill
Neiitli- I e ivc Sciiiilcni fnt Hull 1I0 .mil lulu
ttinli.ilp si client it 1 n, ii :"i .mil ioo .1. in ;
l.'i'i, .1 I. uui 11.'.") p 111 Ten ()vv(i;(i .mil vii
e iim' .it (1 :t"i .1, 111. .mil I "1" p 111. I "i I lic.i .it
1.10 11 111. .uui I 'i'i p. 111. I'oi VI1111I1.1,
11I tl 00 .1. 111 ; 101 mil 1 li p. 111 I'm Nn linl
mn ,it I Oo .uui (ill p in. I'm llinsliinilnii '
Kli'O 1. 111. Vinvc in -ci.inlnn from lliill.ilei it
l.'il, 1; .11, .111 .uui 10 Oel .1 111 , .1 ..0 mil MM
p 111. l'loni (Mv( :n .mil vi ttii-o nt i 11 ,1 111 ,
li IS ami 8011 p 111. I'i nm I t ic .1 .11 1! 11 .1 111 ;
li..S .mil .1 0 p in. l'loni NiilinNim .it 7.10 1.
111, ami olio i in I'linii Miuilioic .it 10 IK) 1.
111 : .l.in anil 0.00 p 111
nifiolit-littl fr Diviiinil le-ive Sil.intnil fi'i'
Nmtiiiiiiilii'iliiiil, .H (ill, 11101 i. in.: 1..11 md
.110 p 111. I'm rivmmilli .it l.oi, :i -to, H.10 p
111. Km Kinc-Mon ul MO 1 in. Virive nt
.Nmlliiiiiilinlinil .it o.tl j. ni ; I 10, mm .mil S II
p 111. Virivp .it KliuMnn nl S 12 i. m. Ainvc
.it l'lviiiniitli at 2 00. r.J, Otl p. 111 Vmce
111 Simitnii fiom Nnithtiinliorlaiiel at 0 li 1, m i
IJ 111, 4.10 anil 8.41 p. 111. I 'mm lvnusion nl
II 00 .1, 111. I'lum l'l'inoiitli at 7..11 a. m ; S.iO
anil fi .11 p. 111.
M'MIW TIIMN-.
c-.iiitli-l.PiVo Mi.mton nl 1,10, .100, .150, 10 0',
j, 111., :i .:i .mil .1 10 p in.
N'orlli I p.ivp n 1 inlitti at 1.11, 0 .13 11, 111 ;
1 ..li. 1 18 nml 11 III p. 111.
Illomii'-liiiii,' Division l.p.ivc eSrianton at 100j
a. 111. md .1 .10 p 111.
Central Hailrond of New Jersey.
MitioiHjn pvv VenU 1'oot of I.ilipity ".ticcl,
.N. It , .md nutli I'pii.v
IIVIi; TMII.i: IV I I'I'MT MvV 0, ioiii.
TiaiiH Ip.ivp "Hiantnii foi pvv V ork, Ntvvtrl.,
I'li.iliPtli, I'lnliilplplii 1, 1.11011, Hi Ililplicin, VI
Iciilovvn, VI mill t I11111U .uui While' linen, at 8 11
11 in.; ppi"ss, 1 10; ivmitw, l.mi p. in. hull
ilava, 2.11 p in
I'or I'lltslon mil Wilke-, IIjiii1, 8 11 1 111 ; 1,10
anil I 00 p 111. MimliV!-, ".II p. in,
IW llalllmoip .mil U,ilim.;li)ii and pninli
Nmlli and Weil vii Hi Dili Iipiii, !-',,-, ,,, ,,,,, j,o
ami 1.00 p. 111. --iinilivs, i II p 111,
I'or l.on,r III 1111 li, DiPin (!tof, clc , at 31
a in, ami I 10 p. 111
I'nr Kpailmir, lalimon ami llaiiislnnt;, vli M
lpiilovvn, K.11 a. 111. .) 1 1 I 110 i, 111. htind ijs,
2 11 in,
I'oi I'oitsvlllp, ?,V. a 111, 1 10 p 111
I'or vlmintiin I'.uk, ('i a. 111, 1.10 ami 4 00
P. "
'llnmicli llekpN In all points p,i,t, south and
wi.-t at lowest I. He-, at I In M itiou,
C M. Ill III', Hen, Iim. ul.
.1. II. OI.II VI -1'V, (.en Supt.
Delaware nnd Hudson.
Ill Illicit .llllio 0, I'lOI.
'1'ialiH foi I iilimulilp liavp 1-ei.inlon at 0 20,
S.im, s:ll, lo-l.l .1 in, li.oo, l.i, 2:, ,1,5.
f;J'), lliil, 7 17, 0:1, II. '.'0 p. 111 , l.in .1 in
I'm llemerildc, clc , cl in, 10. 11 a, 111, 2;ll
and 3:i'l 11 111.
I 01 W ilko II1110 - II, "!. Sill, 0 i', 10'll
a 111., li M 1 i. 2,1". ''. I..i ".10, 7il",
10 II, 11 Ml I'- 01
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4:!7 nml II : p m
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,'l:.u and 4 2 p. m.
I'or Mliinv and all points noith fl:J0 a, 111.
nml .1:52 p. in
M'MUV 1IIMN!.
I'm Cailioiiilili -s..'iil, ll..i.i a. in, 2:41, II 5i,
&:1! ami 10. Ii i. m.
I 01 WI!,c Hiiip U JS 1. 111., Ii.o.1, I..1', J 2',
li .(2 and til.' . 111
I m Vlli.inv and points nmlli ,'1:.1J p. 111 ,
lor IIdikmIiIi, e ti b,ZU, II: i.l .1. in, and U..1'
I' J"
Eiie Bailioad, Wyoming Dlvlfalon.
I'iiii. Taldo in 1 licit spt. 17, 1'1i.
'lulu-, fin llivvle- .md loial pninii., iiuinccl
int. ut llavvlcv Willi llilc nillroad fm Ni vv nrk,
Ncvvliiiii; nnd iiitciiiii'iliili' point, Icivc t-c 1.111
imi at 7.01 a. in niul 2 '" in
'li tins .nine at Nianluii at l 0 1, ni. ami
t 10 p. tn.
jlllfil Till'!' h'CU III flout of llic llllllis
wlinii ilioy niiKlu 10 Imvo li-nl litihlnc-s
t-lMuv lii'i'c. Homo nf litem vvoie only
tranip.s, htcaliiiK' I'ldos, iliua ilildlnt,
( 1 ii'iiiiililtk'.s of tlioir iii.ilutoiiniici and
pilfPiliiKi', eincl Htctlim; Hit Initial v
pciiht's nn tlie i.illuay fori oiiitloiit-.
A t in 'ml iiMimlii.ttloit of tlio ollli'lul
icpoit fulls to 10vc.1l any oilier plill
aiitluopic 01 leiih.suiliiK fo.ttiui'.s. On
tlie contiaiy, a kIiiico at 11 table In tlio
icpoit f1iov.s tlmt iluilnt, the peilod
fiom KoptcinliPi' i'i, 1S.S, to MIIIIP ll.ltb,
Uli'i, the awful hlutiKlilei' of i.illvv.i.vs
aniiiiuitfil lo 7S.4U' Killed and llfj.707 In
Jniod a 1 opiilation Ktealcr than the
clly of New Oilc.my.
Out what Is jStilvtly setinano to this
aitlelo is the fact that timing lhos,
car& the number of i.tilvvay employes
killed in the United States was 2.",,030,
and the number Injured was H.'.'.llO.
For thirty
years a
successful
career
RAJLROfiDJTJMEJTABLSQ.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901.
Tiains leave Scranton:
6.45 a. m., week days, thiough ves
tibule ti-ain from Wilkes-Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con
nects for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimoie, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and the
West.
9.38 a. m week days, for Sunbury,
Hariisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays,
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbury, Harris
buig, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
tho West.
3.33 p. m., week days, through ves
tibule train from Wilkes-Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia viaPotts.
ville. Stops at principal inter
mediate stations.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Hazleton.
Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel
phia and Pittsburg.
.1. II. llL"irillNOV, Gen. Mgr.
J. II. WOOD, lien. I'm. As.
Lehigh Valley Bailroad.
In Kffcet June 2, 1001,
'I1.111H l.ctvc hcrinlnn!
I'or Philadelphia, and .New nrk via 11. & H.
V, It., at li II nnd 9..'W .1. 111 . and 2 IS, 4.27
(Iliad. Iliinionei IXptcss), and ll.SO p. m. bun
elavi, II k II, II. It , l.SS. S.27 p. m.
I'or While- llivcn, llidrtnn and principal
piiniUi ill the roil tcitions, vii l), ev. II. It. II,
ii lj, 2.IS nml 1,27 p. ni. 1'ot I'ottsvtllc, el.15 .
111., 2 IS p. in.
I'm llplhlchcm, i:.ilon, riondinir, llarrinhnrs;
niul pnncipil inlcuntdiilc.- H itlom via D. i H.
li. It., oil, li,.l) a. 111.; SIS, 4.27 (HlarU Div
liimid I'.vprft.-', II '0 p in. S-nndiivs, 1). fc II.
K. It,, 'US .1 111.: ) I1, S.27 p. 111
I'oi T1111I.I1 mime k, 'Imvlindi, Klmira, Itlucj,
Ccncv.i and piincliiil Intcimccilalo htatinn, m
l., I., .v- W. II. It, iOs a, 111. ; 1,03 and a. 10
p. in.
I'm f.'cncva, ll.xhctci, H11IT1I0, Niacara Kails
( hie un and all points vvcht, vh II. k II, II. II.,
7.4S II .11 a. 111 , I i" K.Si ( lilac W Diatnnnd Ex
pic.v-), 7.18, 10 II, 11, Ml p, in, .Sumlavs, I), A, II.
It. It , 11 SI, 8.27 p. in.
I'lillnnii piilor and slrcpine or I.chlch Valltv
pnlor tais on all liaiius hrtivccn W'ilkcs Birn
and New Voile, Philadelphia, Huffalo and tiio
I'Ciision lliitLse'.
IIOI.I.IV II. Wll.lll'lt, Kent. Supt., 20 Cortland
ticil. New mk
CIIMII.CS s. ,m:, (!cn. l'a3. .Kt 26 Oortlan-J
(stlCCt. .New V,oik,
A. V NONM'.MVt llllll, Piv, Pa. Ast , t3outl
llcthlrhciii, I'a.
I'oi llikcls and Piilliinn rrsrrvalinns apply tc
Ift'i l.jckiivvaiini avenue, ."cranlan, Pa,
Tim Card in effect Dee. aoth, tOOQ
SCRANTON DIVISION.
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I'Kasuiul 51 1.
I'lilondale. "
lormt Lily "
(aibondaloVd M
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I'lUvuurtf
Ibioop
1'iovldrivce
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Sciantou
7 07 a
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tf,vmJf f'f-' I"-"'! "'' 7 VIS" Bunday only, airnloj
' iard70O,piiiaod0Opni "
.VI litlonj I iralm Irate- ctraDlon attDOrm Samjai oalr.
itontilueatalUtatloni tn tatlModalf, airtlo at 7U pm,
aii.tti.li, lfr,., Mai ImM Yar.1 for ('aiboada? at rt
elill, arriJiog at Caiboudala t a.M am.
Hales S ceuta per mile,
Loneat Kates tu all rolnts Weit,
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C's'iriu'rAieot,
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