AHTWERFSJBOHROR
Tbo Dynamito Explosion's
Torriblo Result.
NUMBER, OP THE DEAD GREAT.
Horribly Mntil&ttd Portion? of Many
Bodies Found by th Searchers-
It la rmirrtril Hint Many Mom Moriles
Were Thrown Inlo llin Wulor by the
VorceoMlin Kniilimloii-Tho Hlilp Hail
Ilnnn Found Abandoned by Flahormon,
Wlm Tried to fimiiuate liyiinmlte Into
I tli City for llio hake of Larger l'roftr.
AsnvMir. Deo. 24. The loss of life
occasioned by the explosion of tho cargo
of tho French ily namltoBhlp I greator
than was at first u ppofed, although
this exact number of killed will nover
be known, f or tho oxplosion must have
k Med many strangers about the ship
anil about tho quay where tho shattered
vassal wasmooroil.
The ship was found by fishermen In
tho North Sea, abandoned, and with
20,000 kilos of dynamite on board. Tho
fisherman towed the derelict to the
rlvor In Antwerp. On arriving at the
wharf they, knowing that dynamite was
not allowed to be kept In any veisol a t
tho docks In Antwerp, pretended to ua -load
all that was on board for speedy
removal. They concealed half the dy
namite, however, on the vend, Intend
ing to smuggle It Into town, and niako
a largo pioflt on the sale. Ono of tho
flshormeu, who wis nervous on account
of tho doudly character of the stuff,
dropped In the hold a pnekage, which
he had picked up for smuggling.
Immediately a most terrlllc oxplosion
occurred.
'lho horrors of tho scene oan hardly be
described.
Crowds of peoplo surrounded the
ruined district Immediately aftor tho
explosion. The number soon Increased
to such au extent that troops had to
be sent for to maintain order and allow
tho searchers to attend to their work.
Fragments of the ship, Intermixed
with human remains, aro scattorod hero
nnd thore about tho scono of tho explo
fclon. Shattered legs and arms, hands and
feet, bonds anil other portions of human
bodios, are scattered about on all sides,
and aro boing gathered up in barrows
by polico and workmen sent to the spot
by lho municipal authorities.
The neighboring wharvos ore strown
with dcbrli besmeared with blood and
mixed with pieces of human ilesh.
Wheelbarrows full of plocos of dead
bodios have been taken away.
Tho quay is greatly damaged.
There aro the usual strange freaks of
explosion rocordod. One of tho ship's
masts is said, by people who witnessed
the explosion, to have boon shot up,
hundreds of foot Into tho air, and to
linva fallen down, like an arrow. It
Is now said to be atuck deep In tho mud
of lho harbor.,
Auothor portion of wreckago was
hurled through tho walls of n house,
making a hole similar to that which a
uholl flrod out of n heavy gun would havo
made.
A hnmnn head was found two
liundred yards from whore tho ship
blew up. It had landed on the root of
n house and then rolled Into tho street
below. Of cours o, It was c rushed be
yond recognition.
One man was killed by aBhlp's block,
which passed entirely hrough his body.
The force of tho oxplosion was bo
creat that tho whole neighborhood
fcuomod to rook nnd tromblo. Kvery
window within tho sweep of the conoua
Mon was shattorod; doors were blown In
nnd crushed as If by battering rams,
neoole nt a codsldorablo distauco from
tho quay where the ship blew up were
wept oil their feet and hurled, b rulsed
ami bleeding, lor yarns.
llnny nro soiovorely injured that they
canuot recover Irom tneir injurios;
many others are badly cut by falling
glass and by falling pieoes of tho wrock
u ue.
Tho remains of 35 bodies havo been so
far discovered, nnd it is expected that
many mnny moro will bo found in tuo
Water.
DID NOT DELIBERATE.
Sociutiiry of btuto hepur Wishes!" With
draw I"" IteilKiiiilluii.
La.nino, slith., Dec. 2-1. Daniel
Bopor, who tendered Ills resignation as
(Secretary of State to the Governor
few days ago when charges of malfoaS'
unco wore preferred ngulnst him, has
addressed a letter to Govoruor Winans
In which ho stated that his resignation
was tendered upon tho advlco of others,
nnd without mature duliboratl on on his
part: and that having received no notice
Of the noceptanoe of his resignation, he
now wishes to withdraw it and submit
lilmsolt to a thorough Investigation of
the churgos against him.
U Mr. Sorter says ho did not Intention'
ally commit uny wrong In the discharge
Of his duties and prutests that the
Governor has no authority to receive or
nfoorit lits resluuHtiou.
GoV. Winans was seen last night and
unid that Soner's resignation was ao-
cented on the 10th und that he would
appoint his successor as soon is possible.
Hie Torriblo Dlurplilne Habit.
Ciiioaoo. Deo. 21. Sidney J. Wllklu-
on. a Baltimore travelling salesman
und the son of a wealthy contractor,
who became violently iusuue In the
oflloe of the Auditorium Hotel Is
n victim of morphine aud his body In
ulAoea was 1 la rally oovereu witn pin-
Mores where he had inj icled mor-
tihinu and cocaine, and he seemed to be
guttering untold agonies. Nothing could
be Uono for htm and he was taneu to
the county hospital. Ills father was
notified. The young muu graduated
Irom the Keeley Institute at Dwlght a
Hhort time ug nut, he soon roturnea to
bis old habits.
llltt lsleatml.
Alsaht. N. Y.. Deo. 94 Galen H.
Slltt, Democrat, was elected to fill the
vacation in tho Thlid Asxembly DUtrict
Of this county canned by the death of
Wlltlam Murphy, who was elected last
fall. llltt had a majority of 2,1101 over
AlcCaho, his JCupublloan opponent.
Claim SSOO.OOO llama ces.
New Vok, Dc. 21. Tho amended
eflMmof the Uast RlTer Kleotrlo Light
Company against the olty for outting
flown its poles ana wires is lor jvv,uwv
HroaKe. The same hu been presented
PAPAL SUCOESSION.
Tho College or Clirdlititlt lllicimlnc tilt
Question.
IlrmR, Boa 34 tho I'ope received
the College of Cardinal In mate yester
day. The Pontiff looked we try and
feeble, and both In manner ami appear
anee showed aat ho was far from belnit
In good health. His tono also showed
weariness and disappointment.
In IiIr address to the oardlnals, Ilia
Holiness expressed his sorrow that the
pilgrimage of workiugmeti to Iiotiu
hail ceased on account of recent occur
rences. The pontiil alluded especially
to tho Amerlonn Catholic pilgrims,
whom ho hoped to Bee In Home again.
His Hollnoss went on to complain of
the Indifference of tbo powers to the
ovll of slavery, and their failure to as
sist tho efforts of tho Church for tho
suppression of the trivfllo.
The Kenorallr despondent spirit of tho
I'apal utterances Is said to have made a
deep Impression on the Cardinals, and
that the sucooBslon to the Papacy Is be
ing actively canvassed among them.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Bishop Dwenger of Fort Wayne, Incl,
Is dying.
Bishop Sharp of the Mormon Churoh.
is dead at Salt Lake City, Utah.
A dispatch from Alglors says that the
Amours trlbo has rovolted against
French rule.
Tho oil enko department of the Union
Mills, Detroit, was destroyed by fire.
Loss, .150,000.
Tho dissolution of the Roumanian
Chambers Is regarded ns a victory for
Russian lntriguo. I
Tho wheat, barley and oat crops of .
Groat Uritalu for 18U1 have fallen many ,
million bushels short of tho crops of
1HUU.
Walter I Nelson, a dissolute young
man of Albany, X. Y., cut his wife's
throat from ear to oar last night, nourly
cutting the head oil. Nolsou was cap
tured. John Ooorgo Itoth, who attempted to
murder ltov. Dr. John Uall, is on trial
in Now York, charged with felonious
nmnult.
The report of Gen. Hnthbone. Fourth
Assistant l'ostmaster-General, shows
that tliero aro 85,007 postolllces In the
country.
Because his daughter married against
his wishes, Jean Leg rand, living near
Paris, hold her under water until Ufa
was extinct.
A fearful storm in the Appenlnes over
whelmed 200 railroad laborers returning
from Bulmonato A.bruz7.a, Italy. A relief
party has unearthed IS bodios so far.
Mrs. II. I. Stevens, of Chicago, on a
visit to her daughter In Jollet, 111., was
burnod to death by tho Ignition of gas
oline, with which she was cleaning
dresses.
The United States Commorclal Trav
elers' Association Intends to erect a
$800,000 home for coinmerolal travolera
at cither Lltnlra, Jamestown, Ithaca,
Blnghamton or Nyaak, N. Y.
For moro thun a wook R. T, Farmo;-.
living near Illoomington, 111., has been
suffering from u cockleburr in his
windpipe, lie cou, neither oat, drink
nor speak, and ls'elowly dying.
Mrs. Julia Smith has begun suit
against Mrs. C. C. Brad hurst in New
York for $100,000 for alienating lior
husband's affections. Both ladles move
In very exclusive socio ty circles.
Tho Tromont Ilouso at Qulnoy, 111.,
has been gutted by fire. Tho three up
per floors aro destroyed aud two lower
n i... ..... Tl. o.
was discovered shortly before midnight,
but ovorybody was safely aroused. Tha
loss Is upward of $100,000.
Dr. Frank Brooks, of 215 Ogdeu ave
nue, Chicago, was arrested touwult tuo
result of au investigation into the
death of Tlllie Thorn, a young Swede
domestic, whoso corpse was found cov-
ored with sheets on a cot fn tho rear
room of tho doctor's apartments on Og
den avenue. M
Weutlior Ipillcnllous
YlMsniNOTON, Doo. 2. For Now Englanl:
Thrnntoiilnir weuibor a'ld rain: piouably rain
to-morrow; winds thlltlug to northeasterly
und sMvhtly colder.
l or liistorn No it Vork, Eastoru Poniuyl-
aoln. New Jersey, Slaryland an J Delaware:
Tluoiteulnfr woathcr uul rulm variable
winds, shifting to northeasterly: slightly
colder.
For Wwtorn Now York ond Wostern Penn
sylvania: Threatunlni weather aud ralni ivvst-
oily wlnda beoomluir vuriable; stationary toin.
peraturo. o.toept slightly cooler iu southoru
portion of Pennsylvania.
H):v vouii biaukutj.
Nr.w Yonic Doo. S3. ilouor on call oosr ak
2 nnd 3 pur cuut.
HONDA
Closing
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tinned ao. No. rod winter, 1U3J: Do
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subie-
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3OMa40i Deo.. 40; Jan, I 3J)i,
No. 9, mluul.
1'UODUOU.
UDTTIB
Citumer)', BtaUi & Fenn.. oxtras.38 aa'iSrSe,
Livaiaery, wwtern. Unts. ui ca'M a.
Oreuinery, wwieru, eeoonas ul cu'JJ o.
btateauiry. u. t. tuui. extras. ,tt aa'-id o.
Cheksb
rttata faetory. fimoroam. Soot, fancy.. llallM
btate f autory, full orenra..., lOalo)!
btale factory, full cruuiu. fine lOalOyj
btate faetory, fulloreaiu, irood to uriraulu al02
Bute lactory, eoiaoion lu Iair...,.,,,,.8.U u)i
L1T POOWBT
Bnriu chickens, tholoe. larao per lb. . 13!
Bnrtnir ohiokem, Drltne.... H
Fowla. Jereoy, otaw fa- per ID,,,,
DaxiSKD rouwur-
Turkey, mixed weights, per lb IS
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41 j
E. H. FIELDISINSAHEllJVJSTXTTJTE
So Doctoral by i io Jury at
Wliito Plains.-,
vtrnriTrr nmrKTV nEArnpn
VERDICT QUICKLY REACHED. I
' . - I
Tito Testlinouy of Several Expert lias
Groat Weight.
Airs. V- M. I'lotil's Tentlinnny llrlnifn
Tears to Hie F.ynn of the fcpeclnlori
Other Ali'iuhors of the Family Treielit
Flelil'n r.rsonul Property VlllllPd at
11)10,000-New York's Illilrlol-Attorney
on tbx Vordlct The l'rleoner BUll
Starving llhusolf.
Whitk Plains, N. Y., Dec 24. An
other act In tho BonBatlonnl drama of
the failure of Field, Dudley, WIechers
& Oo. has been enacted in Wliito Plains,
where the luquest lu lunacy on El war J
M. Field, tha late ho ad of tho defunct
firm, has been held before William II.
Itobortson, tbo commissioner appointed
by Judge Dyktnau. A number of wit
ness were on band, but Edward M.
Field was not among the number. Ha
was not, iu faot, preient dur
ing the proceedings. Sheriff Gor
man, of New York, was serve l
by Lawyer John L. Wilklo with a com
missionor's warrant requiring him to
produce Mr. Fluid at tho hearing, nnd
the shorill inado roturn an affidavit of
Dr. Crosby, the physician of Ludlow
Street Jail, that Mr. Field was too ill to
bo removod.
lho application for tha Inquest was
made In the name of Cyrus W. Field,
jr., and the other members of the fami
ly had been notified. Attorney Wilklo
represented Cyrus W. Field, sr., CyruB
W. Field, jr., and Mrs. K . iL Field.
Cyrus W. Field, jr., nnd Mrs. Kit
ward U. Field arrived together. Mrs.
Field walked up to the Court House,
where tho benring took place, with Cy
rus W. Field, jr. Mrs. Field was dressed
plainly and in doop morning wearing
a long black veil.
Lawyer Wilkle had proparod to pre
sent a grent amount of cumulative and
corroborative evidence In tho proof of
Edward M. Jfleld's Insanity.
It may bo notod that tho testimony of
tho distinguished expsrts Is very strong
and. In fact, cumulative in the main.
Tho evldenca presented by Dr.' Carlos
F. McDonald, President of tho Lunacy
Commission of the btnto, stripped ot
unimportant matter, Is substantially as
follows I
"I have seen and examined Mr. Field
twice, "my examinations lasting up
wards ot two hours eaoh time, aud as a
result of these examinations, 1 have
formed the conclusion in reference to
his mental condition that he is at pros
ent insane, tho particular form being
melancholia. I am convinced that ho
was absolutely free and frank in his OX'
amlnation, and that evidences of feign
ing were wholly wanting. The physi
cal conditions are those that would bu
found accompanying the mental condi
tions found."
Dr. Allen Fitch's testimony as to
Fiold's condition sustains Dr. MoDon-
aid's.
Dr. Frank H. Ingram, who was form
erly asilstant physician at tbo New
York City Lunntlo Asylum, the same at
BrlKham Hall Hospital, and subsequent
lv assistant medical superintendent at
;. ,;....,.
' mo ""
asylum on inucKweire
Island, exnmtued K. M. Field on Doo. 1.
llo snvs:
"Aftor an examination which was in
all respects satisfactory to me, I said
that Mr. Field wns lnsauo. The possi
bility of feigning was paramount In my
mind. but. after thoroughly obsorvlng
b'ni. I was convinced that he was In-
laue, ns my recordod opinion shows."
Dr. Ingram's otuer siaicmenut
corroborutlvo of Dr. McDonald.
aro
Mrs. K M. Field followed. She had
to be eunnorted to the witness stand.
Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall, of Brook
lyn, stood beside her as she testified,
and her voice choked as she told the
story of her husband's eccentrlo actions
for two voars nasi.
He had becomo very moroso nnd 111
nutured. and sho recalled one lnstanoo
when he had been delirious. Her testi
mony was concluded In ten minutes,
and thoro wns not a dry oyo In the court
room.
After several other witnesses hnd
been examined tho case was submitted
to the lurv. aud tho jury retlrod. Ar
top lielnir out ten minutes thoy returned
with the verdiot that Edward M. Field
Is a lunatic und is not responsible for
his actions. Thoy also found that his
nnmnnal nronerty Is vulued at $20,000.
District Attornoy Nicoll says: "Tho
verdict of a Westchester County jury
cannot affect in any degree the lndlot
ments of tho grand jury of the County
of Now York."
IMwurd M. Field still persists In
starving himself. Ho refusos to partako
ot any food at Ludlow Stroot Jail.
Sirs. Mackenzie's Duntlt.
Toledo. 0., Doc. 21. -Mrs. J. A. Mac'
lranzie. who died at SU Vincent's Hospi'
tal. was tho most seriously injured In the
wreck of a month ago, when tho Flint
& I'ero Jliirquette train tolescopod a cur
nn the Lake Shore railroad. Her burns
were so deep that, the doctors kept her
under tho influence of opintes almost
continually. Only her husb.iml remains
of n family conslstlnu of a wife and two
little Kirls. the three latter comprising
victims ot tbo seaming steam, jurs.
Mackenzie makes the tenth to die from
the effect of this wreck.
Ate Strychnine Illl(.
Ithaca. N. Y.. Deo. 24. Tho yonna-
est child of Rev. 11 T. Jones wai seized
wltb convulsions nud died within nn
hour. Tho little fellow is suppssod to
have eaten a dozen or mora puis con-,
fnlnlnrr Rtr vchnlne. whioh he obtained
possession of while playing about tho
liouse.
John A. J. Crewll Demi.
Tlii.TiiionHl. lid.. Deo. 2-1. John A. J.
nrnswell. l'ostinaster-fianeral undoi
President Grant, aud .ex-Unltod States
Senator und Coniirossman, died at his
homo ueur Elkion, Md., yostorduy, of
pueuinouta, In his Ultli yeur.
, To l lclit Feb. II.
New Yopk, I'ec 24. Coibett's man
ager hag securod tho Haillspu Square
flartlcn for the eveuluu of Feb. 11, for
the Mltcholl-Corhett Quht. The date
was agreeable to MttcUell and the lease
has been signed.
Candies, China
0UU.0 n15.1,1 lM week to trtiir is full oyntpruet, T)
V w,vV w- e lem ntinrfra f,r V.ii.b. .rinTmul l.nll.W
1....I.1. li( I. ... ...
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DISCOUNT OF TEN l'KU 0 N'l'ii 11 l.llrnlin..,.. In 1 1 . nmrmni. nf Alt flfl
kiicl upward to nil teaoliorg. Plush Goods,
Iollel sttK, nil mnkfB to suit nil pluses.
OTTIR, C-AJtTIDIIIIES
Aro pronounced most delicious, only
i inn i m
liUMtJuMUMtt
TWO STORES:
16 West Centre Street and 34
THERE Is money In It for you If
.,,,rnl.r,.. ,.., l.ll.l.... .1.
from m. Kive hundred ntyles dressed
dolls, from 5o to 1.60 ea6h. Dolls'
slices, stockings, trunks, tables,
bureau?, cbalrs, toilet sets, paintboxes,
wilting desks, doll swings, air rliles,
drums, trains of cure, gun boat aud
ither articles run by steam, A largo
lot of mechanical toys, tool chests and
all the lateat games, ABO and build-
ng blocks,
Hi
utiquo silver toilet and manicure
ets, dictionary aud blolo stand hold-
rs, hook and ladder nnd fire engines,
hi stoves, German tops, trumpets and
many other articles In this line.
Musical Instruments,
China Sets, Magic Lanterns, &c.
To ministers of the irospel and school
bought. All goods must bo sold before
refused, uan early anu nave tuo pioic
want, which will be set oskle,on payment of a small deposit.
MAX HBESB, J&.,
?hi tvtelphm aad Beading Bayrpa"
Tine Twite in effect Xov. IB, 1SS1
TRMiiS LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS
For New York via Philadelphia, week clayr
2.10 6.2S, 7.20 a. m. and 12.3.) 2,50 and 5.! 5
p. m. rJnnday 2.11) and 7.43 a. m. For tiev
XUIK, V1H JU.UU1 lUUUft, ntWA UtVJ f), U,dU
7.20 a. m. and 12.33 and 2.50 p. m.
for Heaame ana rmiaaeinma -weoc aayi.
2.10, 6.25, 7.20, a. m., 1ZS5 2.50 and 5.50 pi m.
Hunday, 2.10 and 7.43 a.m., 4.30 p.'m.
For iiarnsDanr. wees: aays,. z.iu,7.ai a. m
2JjO, 6.65 p. m.
f or Aueniown, weeic uays, i. vi . m 12.01
2.50 p. m.
ior jroiLsviua, wees: nays. x.iw, .i,i. iu;
120 2,50 and 5.65 p.m. Bnnday, 2.10 and 7.tt
a, m., 4.30 p.m.
For Tamaona and Mahanoy City, week
days, 2.10, 5.25, 7.20, a. m., 12.35 2.50 and 5.6C
p. m. rjnnday, 2.10 and 7.4S a. m., 4.30 p, mi
Additional lor Mahanoy City, week flays 7.00
p. m.
7.'i0a. m.,2.60 p.m.
ror wiiuamsoon. onnuuryanu mwuuuni,
week days, 3.25, 7.20 and 110 a. m 1,35, 7.0C
p. ai, Hunaay a:ii a. m., u.uo p. 111.
For Mahanov Plane, week days, 2.10 8.23,
5. 10. Taj ana ii.au a. m
n., 12.35, 1.35, 2.60, 6.55,
nclay. 2.10, 8.23 and 7.18
7.0.' .0 H.25, p. m, Ban
For Ulraravllie liuinpanannocir. nmuuo
n.n.. Aav. 9 lil R K'lT: 7 9rt ttTlrf ll.Sfl 11.111.
12.35, 1 85, i50, i,f&, i.OO and D.25. p. in, Bunday
2-10 3 25, 7.4S a. m., 3.05, 4.30 p. in. .
Hnr Anhintifi nun iinonioicin. weoz: aav
3.25,5.25.7.20, 11.30 a. m 1.85, 7.00 and ,25
Pra. nunuay o.i, t -io a. ui., o,w i. m,
uuuiio run ouDiianuuAui
lieave New York via Fhlladelpnla, week
days, 7.45 a. m 1.80, 4.00, 7.30 p. m 12.16
niint. Bnnday, .00 p.m., 12.15 nljinu
eave New York via Mnuch Ohnnk, wk
days. 4.S0, 8.45 a. m 1.00 and 3.15 p. m; Sun
day, 7.00 a. m.
lieave xmimeipaia. wtw unD,
10.00 a. m. 4.00 and 0.00 p. m., Irom Broad
ajaCallowhiUund8.8oa. m.and 11.30 p. m,
Irom uinano ureensueeis. ouuuay v.uj a,
m. ll.'tfl p. m. from 9th an Ureen.
Usavo Keaaim:. wten nays. ijia. mo, iu.w
nnd ILbOa. m., 6.55,77 p.m. Sunday 1.35 ard
10.13 a. m. . ,
Liojve I'oiiBVUie. wees aays, a.u, i.vi a. iu
12 30,8.U p. m. Hvuiday, 2.40, 7.00 a. m. anf
.i . m
Ijftavo Tamaonn. weeit aays, msshu
11 z a. m.. 1.21. 7.13. and 0.18 p. m. Sunday 8.20
7.43 m. and 20 p. m. .,.
Leave Mananoy uity. ween uays, o.iu, v.ic
and 11.47a. in.. 1.61. 7.42 and 8.44 p.m. Unn
day, 3.46,8.17 a. m 3JM p. m.
Leave Mahanoy Flane, weeK oays,riu,s.uu
0.30, 0.35,11.59 a. in.,1.05, 2.06. 5'20, 623,7.57, anC
10 00 n. in. Hnndav2.4l. 4.00. and 8.27, a. m
8.37,6.01, p.m.
Leave uiraravuie uuippuuuumicH. dwuuu
wee days, 2.47. 4.07, OS, and 9.41 a. m., 12.05
ICU, e.ve, 0.S2, e.u.f ana lu.eo p. w ouuu, ,t
J III. K H a- m H.4I. K.U7 n. m.
. ....... . " v ........ nnnatn4
11.6a a. m.B.93 ana ii.id p. m. nunuayii.u
for Baltimore, Washington and the wett
via B. .V O. II. It., thronRb trains loave Olraid
Avenue station. 1'hllaaelphia, (I-. a . n. n.i
nt lli'i Wil and 11.27 a. in.. 3.50. 6.42 an'
7 13 p. ra. Sunday, a.M S.02 11.27 a. m., 3.50
5.42 ind7 13 p. m.
ATllAHllUUiri Ul V iOlLii.
l.eavo PblladelPhta. Chestnut BtreetWuaif
ana twain uireet w nari.
STnir Atlfllltlecilv
Week-days-IS xpress,9:00 a. m. 2.00, 4.(0,
. m. Aooonoaoiittionuua, m, nnu o.w.
juadays. Kxnreu. 9.00 a. m. Acoom-
amtatlon.S.OO a. m. and 4.S0 p. m.
rtetarnlnsr, leave Atlantic city.
A 1-mtlo and Arkansas avenues. We
r. aeuoi
'eeklass
Kmre.7.S0. 0.00 a. m.and 4.00. p.m. Ac-
rfinimnflnMnnK.111 a. m. and 4.80 o. m. BUU-
days-Kiprem, 4.00, p. m. Accommodation,
7.30 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.
u. u. iiAr-uuuK, uen-i rasa-r am,
A, A. Mol.KOD, IVes. & Uon'l Uanaser.
iTnaliw rioiouiw DArmnnentlv Restored
IVai.Uiiimiu. N.rvamn.11. UebllltV. aud all
t V. .... 1 n .. . .... 1 1 . .miMn.lata. n rilt.C .
tne roiaiu or orerworn, eiointiM, worry, eio. a mi
Htreugtb, development, and tone Riven to every
nm,n Mirl nnrtlnn nl thn hndV. HimDle. batunil
methods, luimedlute Improvement eeen. Failure
luiposiioie. !i ,inu reiereuceH, hook, expiounuuu'
naprooramauomieiiiemiruu. uure.
'tniC MEDICAL OO., BUFFALO, II. Y.
hnec
U i W.
CHRISTMAS
and Lamps.
m't you Know
goods of nlmofl
7. . . . .J " . """-
Dolla and Toys In endless vnrletv.
20 cclita per pound, all kinds.
8 South Main Street,
SANTA
cues
North Main Street, Shenandoah.
Perfumery, Sleighs
teachers. 10 ner cent, off on all Roods
January 1st, and no reasonable oiler I
01 inoiot. you can select wnat you
Lohigli Valley Railroad.
AUHA.NGK.MENT 07 I'AflaENQKU TEAlNg.
NOV 15, 1891.-
. Passenger trains will leave Bhenandonh for
Maucn (;hi
unk. liehlahton. Slatlnzton. Cata-
sauqua, Allentown, lietblehem, Easton, 1'hll-1
adclplila and New York at 6.47, 7.40, 9.08 a. m.,
IU3, 8.10,5.20 p. m.
For Belvldere. Delaware Water Gap and
Btroudsburg at 5.47, a. m., and S.26 p. m.
For kambortvllle and Trenton, 9.08 a, ra,
ior wiiiwj iiaven, Tiiaesitarre ana riiis
rfiiu m.i 1 Diiin.irf ina m
lh 1 1 . DAUi .V... a. 1,1. , .1 . 1 V MUU 11.11 , . 111.
ForTunfchannock, 10,41a. m., 3.10 and 5.26
p. m.
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Ijyons
10.41 a. m ana a.v p. m.
For Lacoyvllle, Towanda, Bayre, "Wnverl:
3
Elmlra, Rochester, ilnllalo, Niagara F
Chicago and all points West at 10.41 a. m.
n. m.
For KUmlra and the West vlaSalamanca at
3.io p. m.
For Audenrled. Haileton. Btoekton. Lnm.
her Yard, Weatnerly and lenn Baven Junc
tion at 5.47, 7.40, 9,08 a. in. and 12.62, 8.10 and
1A p.m.
For Jeanesvllle, Levlston and Ueavei
Mmlnw.7.40. 0 03 a.m. and 6.26 n. m.
ForBcrantonat5.47 9.08, 10.41a. m. 3 10 and
6:28 p. m.
Fnr Hazle Ilrook. Jeddo. llrlfton and Free
land at 5.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m 122 3.10 nnd
558 p.m. ,
ForQuakake at 6.47 and 9.08 a. m., and
4.10 d. m
For WIgirans, Gllberton and Frookvllle at
.wj ana bjk a. m., ana 9.iu p. in.
For Yatesvllle, Mahanoy City and Delano,
5.47, 7.40, U.08, 10.41, a. m., IWi, S.IU.O.HJ, 8,U,
li.'ii ana iu.-7 p. m.
For lost Creek:, Sirardvllle and Ashland,
4J27, 7.46,8.62, 10.15 a. m., 1.00, 1.40, 4.10, 6.35,
8.06 and 9.14 p. m.
For Darnwater, Bt. Clair nnd Fottsvllle.
5 60 7.40, 8.52, 9.03, 10.41 a, m., 12.62,3.10, 4.10, 5.20
f or liuoa mountain, &vy iiuctiou auu
Morea, 7.40, 0.08, 10.41 a. m., 12.52, 3.10, 6.26 and
.vi p. m
For Haven ltun. Ccutralla. Mt. Carmel and
Shamoltln, 8.62, and 10,16 a. m., 1.4U, 4.U
ana s.ue p. m.
Trains leave Bhamokln for Shenandoah,
7.55 115 a. m.. 2.10, 4.30 and 9.30 p. in., arriving
at Shenandoah, 9.05 a.m., 12.52, 3.10, 6.26 and
ii.iF.li. m
For Lolty. Audenrled, Silver llrook Jnno-
llouani ilailetn5J7,7 40. 9.08, and 10.11 a.
m., 12.62, 3.10, 6.211 nud 83 p. m.
DUIHilAI 1HAU1D.
For Lost Creek, Qlrardvlllii and Ashland,
in. e in ll.ain in.. 2.4-in. m.
For Darfcw&Ur. Bt. Olalr' and Hottavlllt,
i.oo, v..m a. m x.u p. ra.
ror iPiosvnie, niannaiiy uuy auu ieiuui.
tV .1 OK r. r.i 1 .Ifl . IA fl fYl t rt
..W, i I -t 111., 1.1'', 1 V U.VU . I."
Fur ixilty, Audenrlea ana uacioion, tux
m .l.lltn. nl:
For Maueh Chunk. LehlKhtnn, Blatlncton.
latuuauaua. AUontown. Heimenem. liaeior
.na Now YnrR, n,'U, m., i.vi p 01:
mr riuiaaei pma, i.w p. in.
MB. BYlNQroM,
Uenl Fas. Axt., Itethlehom.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largofilaud oldest reliable purely cash com
panies repretienwu vy
DAVID FAUST,
120 S. Jardm St., Shenanaoah, Pa.
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
38 E. CENTRE BT. , SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
Finest brands of clears always on band,
The best temperance annua.
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where he -will bo pleaiedto meet tho wants
or nis menus ana me puono in
Everything in the Drinking Lino.
jgj" R, BRICKED M. 0.,
PHYSICIAN AND SXjROEQN,
lot 9 East Centra Blreet; Mananoy City, Pi
Bicla ana all special aiseases a specially,
WAHTS, &o.
i tliKH, 5 o far one Ineerdoii; 78o. tor turn: (1 (or
vtrett one , si.50: two werkt, tl; one
noiUh, W,
X 7011 HAIjK--A good and gentle
horse, suitable for all klnls of wrk. for
sale cheap. Apply to O. J. tialnn, 21 liant
Centre street, Shenandoah. 121,-tI
NOTICE. AnplloaulB for outdoor
relief are rermlroitt j furnish new tinnll-
oallons for 18M. Tnose who have tilled such
pAnurs durlnir December are excepiod. Mar-
lieu iippiiGtinis muni, give uutuan'i a iuu
name. Juslloes of tbo Peace will talto notice,
1 VJ(. 1KIN1NC1KH,
THo). J. ThackV,
John Hero an,
Hoard of I'oor Directors.
Bchuylklll II .veil, Pa , Dec. 22, 1801 12-33-31
FOIt 8AIE. Tho irray team of
horses recently used by the Columbia II.
& H. F. K. Co., No. 1 Tho hones will be a
bargain to the purchasers.
KrtANK Lewis,
John KisR.tnoWKR,
Jeiie O'Nkiix,
Frank connisaTOif,
Jambs McDonald,
11-21-tf Trustees.
first National Bank,
TOEATIU! HDJI.IiXN'O,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA,
Capital, $100,000.00
, W. Lctscnring, Pivs.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisenrinq, Cashier,
5 W. Yosi, Ass' t Cashier.
Open Dally From 9 to 31 v
PER CENT. INTEREST !
Paid 011 Bnvlucw Deposits.
GO TO HEADQUARTERS I
ron tube
CONIECTIOEERY
(home-made)
Tree Ornaments, &c.
Wholcsalo nnd Retail.
MY CLEAR CANDIES !
Are absolutely pure. Sunday Hchools,
Churches, Bocletles, etc., supplied at
Wholesale rates.
Ice Cream, Bread and Cakes!
E.KEITHAK,
104 N. Main St, SHENANDOAH.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
oaaurc.Kiij. niviaioN
On find ojt'.r November 15, 1S01, (ralni will
leave S'lenandoah tt foltowj? 4
For Vlgcan, Gllberton, Fraokvllle, Ke
Srtle, Bt. Clair, and way points, (MM, 9.10,
11.13 am and 4.15 pm.
Mandavs. 00. 9.40 u m and 8.10 u m.
For 1'ottsvllle, 6.00, 9.10, 11.45 am and 4.16
p m
rjuuuayu, uw, vvt w u. uu o.v i m.
For Heading, 6.00, 11 45 a m and 4.15 pm,
Bundays, 600,9.40 a.m. and 8.10 pm.
Fnr Pottstown. Phoenlxvllle. Norristnwb
mi Vhlladelphla (Broud street station). 0M.
11.43 a. m.and 4.15 p m wook days
Trains leave Frarkvllio lor Bhenandoab a
11.40 am and 12.11. 5.01. 7.42. 10.03 m. Bun-
d ye. 11.18 a ra and 6.40 p m.
Lieavq jroimvuiu mi auuotuiuuau, iu.lo vuv
Ll.18, a m 4.40, 7.16, 9.42 p m. Bnndays, 10.40
a to u.ia p in-
lieave l'hllaaolphU (Broad street station).
.or Pottsv Hie aud Bhenandoah. 6.57. 8.S5 a m
4.10 and 7.00 p mweek days. Sunday 6.50, and
9.23 am .
Forjsew xorr, .J, 4.05, .v, o.na,ej, 7.w,
(.'.I08.ua. d.eo. U.C0and 11.14, 11.35 am,12.oonoon,
(lluilwd expiE- 1.03 4 50 p in.) 12.41, 1.85 1.40.
i,W, f.2-1 4.1.02 J 8,6.21, BT60 7.13 8.12 and 10.10
f. in, u.ui mi
On tianoayt. .2J. 4.05. 4.40. 6.35. 8 12, 8.W, 9.(0,
11 35 m. nd 12.41, 1.40, 2.30, 4.02. (llmltod,
4.50), 6. W, 6.2), 6.5', '.1H 4.12 am and 12.0t night
For Sea Girt. Ix 112 Branch and intermediate
stations 8J and 11 11 a. m.. 4.00 p.m. week
days. Freehold only 5.00 p m week days.
For Baltimore and Washington, 3.50, 7.20,
9.10 and 11.18 a. m., 4.41, 0 57, 7.10 p.m. and 12.03
nlgbt dally and 8 31, 10.20 a. m., 12 85 (limited
express with dlulne ciir to Baltimore) 1.30, 8.48
p. m. week days. For Baltimore only 2.02, 4.01
wees ays, o.us, ii.ou p. iu. uaiiy. .
Far Itlchmond. 7 20 a. m. aad 12.03 nlaht
daily, 130 p. lu.aiuiy, excepcBimuay.
Trains leavo Harrisbure
re lor l'ltuunnc ana
lie west everv day at 12.25 and 3.10 a m and
ay at iu) ana s.iu
3 (limited) and s,40, 7.25 p m.
w ay lor
Altnnia HISira and 4.10 u m every day.
or I'liisnnre only, ilu a in quiij ana iu.u
ra week days.
Lieave Hunoury lor wiiiuiuoiui., uuuuri
) iuandalgua, Koohester, BnOaloand Wiagara
r. 11 '.loam dollv. and 1.85 nm west finis.
Poi Elmlra, 6.30 pin weekdays.
r or i.rie ana lmeraieuiuw uoiui, u.-u nu.,,
laily. For UkK. Havon, 5.10, and 9.56 a ni.
ntltr 1 L anil fi Rll Tl. m. W3k daVH. Fill'
Henova 610 a m 1.3S and 6,80 p m week days
1.10 n. in Hat) day.
J. B. WOOD,
(ien, tas Art
John R. Coyle,
A.ttorney-at-Law
.Real Estate Agent,
QFFICK-Btr)pAJ.V BPH.DIIJQ,
Cor, Miln and Cenlre Streets. SHENANDOAH, PA.
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
1 A two nnd one-half story double frame
dwelling house, wuu eisre-room ana res
taurant. Located on last Centre street.
f Avaluablo property located on South Jar-
oin sireei.
B Beven dwelling houses at the corner of Gil
Men ana ijioya sireeui. uuwuivwuhvui,
Ttiriaa rjoaeooable.
ptrouer Myr. , m.
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