RECIPROCITY TALK
Is Secrotary Ulnino to Bcopon
jNcffotintions ?
SO SAYS THE DOMINION PRESS.
Eepoit That Tbr9 Commissioner Will Go
to Washington Next Week.
The Canadian tlol eiiinienl, lCii'ittlng the
Important I'actor Hie lterliiim lty Queii
tlnn l In Dominion l'llectlini, line. Imt
Ko Opportunity of Herntdliifr That the
United Stnten Still Wsliee to Negotiate.
Ottawa, Out., Feb. 4. From one end
of the Dominion to the other the Govern
ment pre?, on evidently Inspired Infor
mation sent out from Ottawa, intimate
that, at the request of tho United States
Government, three representatives of the
Dominion Cabinet will proceed to Wash
ington next week to reopen negotiations
with Secretary Blaine for reciprocity be
tween Canada and tha United States.
Knowing tho importnnt fnctor the re
ciprocity question Is sure to be in the
pending Dominion election, tho Govern
ment have lost no opportunity to horald
,Jt abroad UiatjjemkrfyTJfiiine'naK showifj
u alsposltlon at last to negotiate.
Speaking with n member of the Cab
inet, the latter Bald that no official an
nouncement had been made, although
admitting that thero wns a striking sig
nificance to the uniformity with which
the information had gone abroad through
the Government piess.
The Ottawa "Freo Press" says It is an
election fake on the part of 1'iemicr Ab
bott, and that Secretary Maine's confir
mation of having invited the Canadian
ministers to Washington to negotiate a
treaty of reciprocity will have to be re
ceived before they will believe it..
Leading Liberals deprecate the govern
ment's action in attempting to use Secre
tary Blaine by false representations to
assist them In fighting their elections If
he has held out no further inducements
for the, Canadian delegates to visit
Washington.
THE PAPAL
SUCCESSION.
Leo XIII
Ciilivatni: the View
of the
College of Cardinal. '
Rome, Feb. 4. It is stated that Pope
Leo has addressed an inquiry to the
members of the Cardinals' College, both
in Italy and abroad, asking for their
opinions as to whether the successor to
the Papacy should be an Italian.
The object of the inquiry I understood
to be to allay the jealousies between
Catholic countries in Europe, each of
which is afraid that a cardinal from the
other may be selected for the tiara. "
Until the Pope receives answers from
the cardinals abroad, he will not com
municate the reMilt to the powers. It is
Haiti, howe er, thnt the Italian cardinals
are unanimous lor one oi tuuir own
countrymen, and this practically decides
tbe question.
Short In Ills Ai-counts.
Bn.TTl.unono, Vt., Feb. 4. Albert M.
Johnson, town clerk, treasurer and tax
collector of tho Township of Wilmington,
bus disappeared since Monday, ami efforts
to learn of his whereabouts have beeu
futile. Mr. Johnson, who, In conjunction
with his many public olllces also pursued
the vocations of dentist and jeweler, had
a large jewelry safe iu which he always
placed the funds of the town. The
auditor opened the safe after some diffi
culty, the combination having been
changed, and investigation disclosed a
deficit of $l,ii00 In the town's funds.
"Was Slio Prowiiod While In n Trance?
" Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 4. When the
body of Frances Burke, who wat buried
in Dunkirk, was exhumed yesterday, the
casket woa found to contain, besulex the
corpse, a quantity of watr sufficient to
hjive drowned her. This discovery
strengthens the belief that site was
burled'allve and drowned in the grave
ere she could awake from the trance In
which she was buried. Coroner Blood
lutt taken the sworn statement of the
girl's family and, while he has not yet
made a report, he ueusure those who
brought about the funeral before the
permit had been obtained.
Senator tVerts Appointed.
Trbnton, N. J., Feb. 4. Senator George
Wert, of Morris County, was yesterday
appointed a justice of the Supreme Court
to succeed Justice Knapp, who died on
the bench in Jersey City. Senator Werts
lias resigned as senator. His nomina
tion was promptly ooulirmed by the
Senate. There will be n special session
of the Supreme Court to-day for the pur
pose of making the new justice a coun-hclor-ut-luw,
as he has never pasted an
uxnmiuation as suclv
Loulilnnu l.uttery Uhei lu.
New Orleans, Feb. 4. John A. Mor
ris, the pnncipal owner and director of
the louiHian Lottery company will Drive
notice iu the uewkpapers tiiut he intends
to withdraw hi proposition ror tue(re
(hartci of he company and that the oou
i ern will wind up if- ailalrs and retire
from the Held when its charter expire iu
One of the the Strikers Arrtnlml.
l'iTi..Lum., I'a., Fib. i 1'rtatoiriCipp'
lit, a hiilking comtiator of the Man
cl u r line, living in Allegheny City,
wa arii-ilt-d )ut night on buspiciou of
liuMiii; Linm-J the explosion which
wr,,d ii. ie of the turn of the company
tiu-i.l-j emlaujjeriiig the lives of eight
lneu vho urn1 ridiu iu the conveyance
at the time.
1 uellili Capital ll-liiinl the Dent.
M . l)Ki.i:A.h, Lu ! -1 hi-syndicate
whir ii h is ,,ll'u ""i " " r! lur the pur-
lut-.' nl all l lie l-K in this city
. lu-, .! l in-
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ili mure modern onus aud
umiii; Hi'
ii Iki- a warehouses.
ll.nuey Itnocl.i, Out llHln ily.
lu. . ...i .ii, It. I , Feb. 4. A twelve-
round timii took .luck here .laiit night
lietwi-tn iul liinuey and iloltltt Flaherty,
The latter, though ultimately defeated,
made a name (truiinle and when his
kneea gave way from tinder him, hit feo
ouJ, .tack JlcOee, threw up the aponge.
THE SPECIE LANDED.
Itut There Am Still l'nur Hundred Knctn
of Mull on the Kldnr.
London, Feb, 4. The lifeboats have
mnde several journeys to and from the
stranded North German Lloyd steamer
Elder, nground on the Atherfiold lodge,
and lmvo succeeded in lauding ull the
specie from tho steamer.
They have also landed soveral sacks ol
mall, which Is In a wet condition. It is
reported that there are still 400 sacks of
mall matter on the steamer.
Tho North German Lloyd steamer
Havel, Cnpt. Jungst, which sailed from
New York Jan. !i0, has arrived at South
ampton. The agents at Southampton had ar
ranged for all the passengers of the Ill
fated Eider who desired to proceed to
Drcmen from Southampton by tho Havel.
They boarded that atenraer and have
sailed for Uremon.
It nqw transpires that the yueeii was
deeply luteroted'in the fnto of tho Elder
and her passengers and crew. Her Ma-1
jesty when informed that tho steamer
was nshore gave orders to be hourly
notified by telegraph as to tho progress
mado by the ltfeboatmen and others in
lesculng the imperilled passengers nud
crfXf' 1
Tho Queen sent a telegraphic message
to Atherlleld, through the President of
the Board of Trade, tho Right Hon. Sir
Jllchael E. Hicks-Beach, Bart., stating
that Rhe warmly appreciated Umnalluilfc--
-COIttlnc1rof"lhe crews oi ihe three life-
boats engaged in saving the crew and
passengers of the stranded German.
steamship,
The local Secretary of the Lifeboat
Society read the Queen's telegram, which
was brielly worded, to the assembled life
savers of Athcrileld amid u scene of great
enthusiasm.
WILL GO TO CHICAGO.
l'rof. Kntipp KosIkhh Ills Cliulr nt Tale
College.
New Haven, Conn., Feb. 4. Prof.
William J. Knnpp, Ph. D., L.L. D., ot
Yale University, has resigned his chnir
and accepted the appointment of Heard
professor of the Romance languages and
literature In the University of Chicago
July 1, 18'ja. His salary will be $7,000
a year.
During his residence in New Haven
Prof. Knapp has published several books,
nnd has written for many foreign period
icals. '
Thinks NililllnU Iturned Ills Homo.
Passaic, N. J., Feb. 4. The handsome
residence of Colonel Charles A. Du Ar
nnud at Carleton Hill, just across the
river from here, wns burned yesterday
nfternoon. Loss $!i0,000. Tho colonel is
tt lit., nrtfnlnn tlitit. Jllillfata ivlirwn iitvi.
i.u,r 1.0 i.nu m.miK.,1 l.tr i,tu nniinnVnn
support of tho Czar, set fire to his homo, i
Colonel I)e Amaud is a Russian by birth ,
but an American by adoption.
l'avorahle to Indian Girls' Morals.
Washington, Feb. 4. In response to
an inquiry made by the Commissioner of
Indian Alfairs in regard to alleged Im
morality among Indian girls, numerous
replies have been received from tho
various Indian agents, the tone or wincn
is favorable Jo the moral chnrnctcr of tho
girls.
.Spider" Anderson Not Guilty.
Camden, N. J., Feb. 4. Last evening
the jury in tho case of "Spider" Auder
Bon. the colored horse owner nnd jockey,
who hns been on trial here for tho mur
der of William Robinson on Sept. 19, at
Gloucester, returned a verdict of not
guilty.
Approved lly the President.
Washinoton, Feb. 4. The President
hns approved the act of Congress grant
ing the right of way through the In
dian Territory to the Hutchlusuu Sj
Southern Railroad company.
Weather Indications.
WAsniNOTON, Feb. 4 For New Knirlanli
Slluhlly eoolor, fresh northerly winds; cloudy
weather lo-nlg tit; cool and fair to-inorroiv.
Vor New Jorsey: Slightly colder; dlminislilnj
nortliwosteily winds and cloudy weather, fair
to-night and probably to-morrow.
l'or Eastern New York: SlUrlitly ooolei-; ill.
uiinislilnif northwesterly wluds with cloudy
weather, followed by fair to-night and prob
ably to-morrow.
l'or Kastorn Penutylvanta: Northwesterly
winds; cloudy weather; slightly ouolor, fuir to
night and pnilmbly to-moirow.
l'or Delaware und Maryland: Cloudy weather.
followed by fulr to-night and to-morrow;
nortUeily wincui, lieconjlng vurluWu.
For Wcatei a New York and Western Penn
sylvania: Cloudy weather, with Uurrlesof snow
along tbe lake shore; westerly wind; piouably
fulr to-morrow.
NEW AltK ai.VUKISTjI.
New York. Fob. 3. Money on oull easy at
IU and S per cent.
BONDS.
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UliAIN JiAUKKr.
.Vheiu-Nurnei oueued weak mul continued
so. No. 2, rod winter. lOlt Feb. 100 ; Jlur.
1Uto1ii--!rurket opened weak, butsubeciiuently
adaiut t. No. a. mixed. Jim. 81 . Feb. 63 ,
Oui .Mumi't ouened dull. ISO, X, mixed,
Suaodi Jun. Fob U5.
PHODDCE MAU1CBT.
IlUTMtB-
Creainery. Stale & I'enn., extra...31Hn.a.T3 a.
Creaisory. watwn. ti.tU vaiSO a.
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btutofuctoo, .ull vivaui. isooj lo
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Livis I'OUIilllV-
Sprliiir chickens, prime . 8
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STORIES OF HARRIS
Tho Murdoror'8 First Wifo
Said to Ilavo Boon Eoiind.
SHE WAS ALSO A SCHOOLGIRL.
And Was the Yiotlm of ths Praotioa
Made Common With Women-
Ho
Her Nntne wan T.illtl Van Znndt and Slio
wns but Fourteen Yours Old When She
Married lllm Tho Discovery of mi In
trigue Willi Another Girl Cannes Her to
Leave lllm. After Which nil Operation
Instigated by linn-Is wns Performed
Upon Her.
Wutu Vnnw T.'-.T. A rpi 11 1 n.4
""7 w n t u v
T"e f ,C"rly le .W; H"?rI .wh n. ?. ,cs-
uay nigut was ueciareu guilty oi denuer
ately murdering his becond wife, Helen
Potts, has at last been discovered. At
least so thinks Assistant District Attor
ney Wellman. Search had been made
far and wide for such a person, but with-
ouj. ayaU,
' , ... , . ,, ..,.,
0ne ' abu' the mUdl of tl,e trlal
a wan living in Connecticut wrote to Mr.
WeHmftn, - teUing - hlm of TV case of n secret
marriage in vrhjch he believed Carlyle
W. Harris to be one of the principals,
This man, whose name is withheld, wns
telegraphed for and camo to New York,
Ho told Mr. Wellman that about seven
years ago he was acquainted with a
young girl, Lulu Van Zarult, who had
been married at the age of 14 to one
Charles Harris, who was then 10, and
that the marriage took place at the house
of tho pastor of tho old A3bury Church
on Washington square. Within two
weeks the girl discovered that her hus
band's nnmo wns Carlylo. He took her
to Brooklyn to live. Her parents were
residents of Plnlnfleld, N. J.
Tho pair left Brooklyn soon afterward
nnd went to Connecticut to live, where
the young wife soon detected her hus
band in an intrigue with another girl.
In disgust she left him and returned to
New York, whero afterward a criminal
operation was performed on her at her
husband's lustlgatlon.
It was discovered that she had been
living with her mother for three years in
East Ninety-second sticet, but had left
there about u year ago. It was also
found that other parties had been look
ing for the girl a few days previously.
These are supposed to have been emissar
ies of the defendant on trial.
Mr. Wellman and the Connecticut gen
tleman then called on Inspector Byrnes,
win detailed several detectlvos on the
sercu fT t"e girl, who was finally found
n ,?"tu Amboy, N. J. She yua .there
visited by the gentleman from Connecti
cut,' who found that she had become u
physical wreck as tho result of the al
leged operation. Nothing1, however,
could induce her to come to NewYork
to testify against Harris, who had threat
ened her so that she lived in perfect
terror of him.
She, however, examined pictures of
Harris, and declared It was tho face of
her husband, grown more mature. Her
uncle, who is wealthy and has a great
deal of inguence over her, positively
forbade her to attend tho trial on pain of
his lasting displeasure. This was on
Sunday last, and thero was no time to
make further efforts to get her to appear
on the witness stand before the close of
the trial.
There is also positive proof that Harris
wronged n servant in Brooklyn, who, in
1800, gave birth to a child in one of the
hospltuls In this city." When she got
well enough to leave the institution she
wns penniless and appealed to Harris,
who wns now Becretly married to Helen
Potts. Harris gave her a trifle and told
her to "get rid of the brat" by leaving
it on some doorstep.
WORLD'S FAIR POSTOFFICE.
One
that Will Do Credit to Any of the
Larger Cities of llio Union.
CnjoAao, Feb. 4. Postolllco Inspector
Stoddard has prnotlcnlly completed hiK
investigations for n plan for a World's
Vulr 1'ostoffloe.
Although the inspector could not make
public the work accomplished, it ia
known that uis pian contemplates a
postolflco at the U orld's Fair grounds
Wlllch will not only ue ampiu in uupauiiy
to accommoilate tlio 150,000 exhlbltots,
but will be a pontofllce wliioh will do
credit to nuy of the larger cities in the
United State.
The employes will number between 400
and COO, und it is believed that Inspector
Stoddard will recommend that the olllco,
Instead of having a postmaster, be placed
under tho control of Postmaster Sexton.
A Vul liable Gilt.
Boston, Feb. 4. A column from the
remains of the temple at the Kheneusu
of the ancient Egyptians has just been
received by the Museum of Fine Arts. It
is the gift of the Kgypt Exploration
Fund of Boston, through Its vice-president
for America, Rev. Dr. William C.
Winslow, of Boston. The column Is an
exquisite speoimen of the palm leaf pat
tern, and this and its twin column, now
in the British Museum, are the finest
Bhnfta from any Egyptian temple ever
taken out of Egypt.
l'robubly Vatully Injured.
Covinotok, Ky., Feb. 4. Stave Brognn,
aged 3ti, n Kontucky Central Hall road
engineer, was shot and prouaDiy latauy
injured by Rlohard Uray, nn ex-letter
currier. Uray was arrested. He is 48
years of ago. Ilrogan had been paying
attentions to nn unmarried daughter ot
uray, who recently became a mother.
Gray charged Biogan with being the
father.
Democratic Convention Untitling.
Chicago, Feb. 4. The local commit
tee of Democrats to provide for tho com
ing National .Convention lias abandoned
nil hope of aeon t ing the uiqiWilUon build
ing and has decided to build a wlgwain
oapable of seating ld,lH)0 people iu which
the convention will be held. A site on
the lake front on which to erect thi
building will probably be secured.
lli- lteooveiy 1imI1i1o.
WikSHiruTON, Feb. 4 The condition oi
Mrs. Howard M. Schneider, who was shot
br her husbatid Sunday evening mid sup
poed to be mortally wounded, Is im
proving, nnd her recovery is possible.
The funeral Of her brother, Frank Hum-
lick, who was shot and killed by his
brother-in-law, occurred yesterday.
iNQALwS ON THE NAVY.
The cx-8eim!orTHlltRof the Kecent Clillta'l
Imbroglio.
CmoAao, Fob. 4. "Thlsvhole Chilian
imbroglio Is an Illustration of tho danger
of our having a nnvy," tiuld ex-Senator
John J. Ingnlls, at the Grand Pacific.
"Here the Baltimore) was in tho harbor
of Valparaiso, where she had no business
to be.
"She had a right to be there, to be
sure, and being thero our ilag and uni
form wero entitled to respect, but slio
had no business there. Her sailors went
on shore and got into nn altercation.
"Had they nnd their ship been where
they ought to have been, in tho harbor
of San Francisco, New York, Boston or
somo other American seaport, they would
not have been hurt. But tho officials
wanted to make a show of action and
they sent the Baltimore to Vnlpaaaiso,
where she had no business, as they sent
tho rpst of tho fleet to other places where
they have no business.
"The suppositious trouble with Chili
was manufactured by people who have a
direct interest in securing a big appro
priation from Congress to build nn ox
pensive, useless, unnecessary navy.
"It was tho annual war scare which is
gotten up by the same people just about
tho beginning of every Congress. The
scare is always based on some trifling
incident in itself of no importance and
out of the question as a casus belli. One
year it was the Behrlng Sea dispute and
we were suro to have a war with Great
Britain. Then it was the Mafia lynching
nt New Orleans thnt was to involve us
with Italy. Before that wo had some
discussion with Spain. Now just watch
tbe course of ovents und see if Congress
is not asked to appropriate forty or fifty
million fjf a nnvy."
"lio we not neeu a navyr
"No. sir. A navv will only get us into
trouble, just ns the Baltimore did. There
is no necessity for this country in send
ing a lot of warships swaggerlug around
the earth saying 'the United States must
bo respected. ' The United States is re
spected without any bullying
sort."
of thnt
TO SUBDUE GARZA.
Texnns Want Gov. Hogg to Call Out Two
Hundred Hungers.
Laredo. Tox.. Feb. 4. The news' of
the killing of llufus Clover by a detach
ment of Garza's band has created in
tense excitement in this city, where the
deceased was well known, and had a
host of frlends-
The nliuost nnanltnous splnlon is ex
pressed thnt Gov. Hogg should at once
order out 200 picked rangers, if neces
sary, and put a quietus to this disagreo-
able state of auairs.
Santa Frj, N. M., Fob. 4. Tcmio
Salz, Jesus Slcllas and Pedro Mendoza,
who wero implicated In the murder of
Anchctta during tho late troubles at
Ascension, Mexico, are now under arrest
at Las Cruces, N. Jl. lue .Mexican
government is attempting to have them
extradited, and much trouble is expected
to arise, as Salz claims to be an Ameri
can dltlzen, and says ne nau notuing to
do with the killing.
Tho other two do not claim to bo
American citizens. They will be held to
await investigation of their case.
BANK WATCHMAN SUICIDES.
He
"Was a Urotlier of cx-Prcladent Mo-
Cauluy of Ulcktnaoii College.
Baltimore, Feb. 4. Shortly after 8 a.
m., AVntclunan McCauley, at the Conti
nental National Bank, committed suicide
in the bank by shooting. McCauley was
seen by the officer on the beat ten min
utes before. He was walking up and
down, and nothing unusual about his
demeanor wns notiecable.
At 8 o'clock he should have turned in
an alarm, nnd it was his failure to do so
that apprised the authorities that some
thing wn wrong,
McCauley was about CO years of ago
nud exceedingly feeble. He leaves a wife
and family. He was a brother of Iiev.
James A. McCauley, ex-President of
Dickinson College, the famous Methodist
divinity school at Carlisle, Pa.
Coal Kxlilbt nt the I'ulr.
WiMCEBliAWiE, Pa., Feb. 4, The coal
Operators In the anthraoits region hold a
meeting here yesterday, Lieut. -Governor.
Watres presiding. It was resolved to
bend fifty thousand tons of nuthraoltc
coal to the World's Fair. A house, con
structed of anthracite coal, will also be
erected on tho Fulr grounds. .
In llnrou Pava'M Pluce. . -Home,
Feb. 4. Count Catnlanl, the
Italian Minister at Copenhagen, is mak
ing preparations to proceed to Washing
ton iu the place of Baron Fnva. The
Count is a general favorite in Copeu-
hniren. and his fellow diplomats are
preparing a farewell testimonial.
Another Outbreak at Deer Inland.
Boston, Feb. 4. An outbreak is re
ported among tho prisoners nt Deer
Island. ritty ponce uave ueen seut
from this city to the scene. This is tho
second riotous demonstration that has
occurred in that institution within a
few weeks.
To Honor Newniun,
Londok. Feb. 4. In the City Counoll
of Oxford a resolution bus been passed
accepting the proposition to erect a
statue to Cardinal Nownmn, and the
matter lias beeu referred to u committee
who will suggest a looutlon lor tho
memorial.
Creultmn (let Seven l'er Cent.
Dsdiiah, Mass., Feb. 4. A settlement
has been urrlvod at lu tho Brown,
Steese & Clark failure, by the terms of
which the creditors recelvo 7 per cant.
The firm's aggregate liabilities, wlion
It failed, two years ago, were $3,OQ0,000.
Tied the Score.
Havana, Feb. 4. Tbe fourteenth
game of the ohess mutch, a liny Lopez,
was won by Steinitz, otter SO moves, who
thus equalized the score, which is now
ns follows: Steinitz, f; Vschigorln, 5;
drawn, 4- -
lilHHKreeineut lu the Mimtell Cnne.
Nvack, N. Y.. Feb. 4. -The jury in
the case of Mrs Harriet '. Muntell, on
trial tor iusuuity 111 Kockl.md County
Court, disagreed and were diMihnrged.
Will Sliike ftn Itenliluncii.
Omaha, Neb., Feb. 4. Should Gov.
Boyd wish to iinmedlately assume tho
duties of his ofllce, Gov. Thayer, it is
said, will make uo resistance.
Mi adelphia and Bonding Bailrou
Tint's Table In effoet Jfov. IS, 1801
"KINS LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOW.
wrNcw YorK via 1'lillftdelpblR, weelcdnvi
2.10 .39, 7.a R. m. aud 12 33 2.SU ami 5.16
p. n. sjAnaay 2.111 ana 7. a. m, ror ney
Vork. VIA Mauch Chunk, weak days, 5.21
7.2) a. m. and 12.3 and 2.D0 p. m.
r ir iteaaing and rntiaaoiptua wosjc oay ,
2.1(1 5.23, 7.20, a. in., 12.35 S.W and S 65 p: n .
Hun lay, 2.10 and 7.18 a.m., 4.30 p.m.
K r lfarrlsliurg, weok days, 2.10,7.20 a. m
2 50. 3.55 p.m.
Al
llentown, week dayo, 7. ZP
, in.. 12.3
260 -. m.
r'or fottaviiiis, week daye, 2.1(1, 7.),. m.
RS0 2,-iO nd6.55p.m. Uunday, 2.10 and 7.4
a 11 , 4.30 p. m.
or 1'nmugua and Mahannv tlltv. weel
da.'S, 2.10, 5.25, 7.20, , m., 12.35 2.50 and 5.6
p. n. rsuuuay, ana 7.48 a. m., 1.30 p. m
Additional cur M.AUanoy City, week days 7.01
p.m
iror Lancaster and Columbia, week day
j.Uia, ro., 2.50 p.m.
"it- Wtlllamsport. Hunbury and Lewlsbttrk
week Jays, 3.2, 7.20 and 11.30 a. m 1.S5, 7.0
p. -J, .lunday 3:23 a. m., 3.05 p. m.
'or Mahanoy Plane, weeic days, 2.10 B.2;
5. 5, 7.20 and 11.30 a.m., 12.35, 1.35. 2.50,6.55
7.0" 0 n. m. Hunday, 2.10, 3.23 and 7.4
,1, i.5, 4.30 0. m.
for airardvllle (Itappahannock Htatton
week days, 2.to. 3.25, 5.25, 7.20 and 11.80 a. m.
12.35, 1 35 2.50, 6,55, 7.00 and 9.25. p m. Bundoy
2-10 3 25, 7,48 n. m 8.05, 4.30 p. m.
nr Ashland and Hhamokln. week Jav
3.23.5.25.7.20. 11.30 a. ra., 1.35, 7.00 and 9 25
p oa, Sunday 3.25, 7 43 a. m., 3.05 p. m.
TRAINS FOll BUENAN UOA11 :
'ave New York via Philadelphia, week
days.7.45 a. m., 1.80, 4.00, 1.30 p. m 12.16
n ;ul, yunday, H.00 p. m.. 12.15 nleht.
avfl Ne? York via Manoh chunk, w.k
days 4.80, 8.45 a. m., 1.00 and 3.15 p. m. Sun
day, 7.00 a.m.
saye Philadelphia, weer day, 4.10, ard
10.00 a. m. 4.01) and 6.00 p. m rrom Bros d
a id Callowuill and 8.35 a. m.nnd 11.30 p. m
trom nth and ireen streots. Hnnday 9.05 a
m. U.30 p. tn. (torn Otli ano iien.
ave Heading, week days, 1.35. 7.10, 10.1"
nnd 1 1.60 a.m., 5,65, 7.67 p.m. Hunday 1.85 atd
10.13 X. m.
Fottsvllle, waek days, 2.10,7.40 a. ru
12 iO.BJl p. m. Bnnday, 2.40, 7.00 a, in. ant
V. ra.
Loavo Taraaqua, week days, 8.20, 8.43 uoi
U 2 w. m., 1.21, 7.13, and 9.18 p. m. (Sunday X.2(
7.43 m. and 2J)0 p. m,
I.eve Mahanoy Olty, week days, 8.10, 8.11
nt d It. 47 a. m 1.517.42 and 9.44 p.m. Bur
day. 8.40,8.17 a. m 3.20 p. ra.
l.o we Mahanoy Plane, weo days, 2-41, 4.W
(1 30, 1.33. 11.59 a. m.,1.05, i08. 5'20, fl 28,7.57, an
10 00 o. m. Bnnday 2.4n, 4.00, and 8.27, a. ir
3.37,6.01 p.m.
Leave Glrardvllle (Rappahannock Hiat'os,
weoit days, 2.47, 4.07, 88. and 9.41 a. m 12.0'
2.12, S3, 6.82, 8.03 and 10.03 p. m, bnndy,2,4;
4AY7 R S3 it. m. 3.41. fi.117 n. m.
L'we WtUlamsnort, week days, 3.00,9.45 'ind
ll.a. m.9.3-' BUR 11.ID p. 111. OUU'iaj
n. in.
.ir RnlMmnrn. WanhlnirLon aud the west
via K ft O. R. It., through trains leave Glratd
Avenue station, rniiaoeipnia, i r i.
ot. nr..-, ail nntl w.n a. m.. 3 50 5.12 an
7 13 p. ra. Banday, 3.55 8.02 11.27 a, ra., 3,66
5 42 .ud 7.11 p.m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chwtnut Street WttaM
a i 1 jutn aireei w narr.
Voe Atlantic CHv
Ve9k-dys-Express,9:00 a. ra. 2.00. on.
;.. -u. .V03OtnaiiiHou, 8 00a. m. and 5.U0,
a. tn.
iandays. Kiprese. 9.00 a. m. Acoom-
m a ion, 8.00 a. ra. aud 4.30 p. m.
-ltnrnlng, leave Atlnntlo City, depo
AMantlnnnd ArkatiflA4 avenne!. week-da I
Exnress. 7.30. 9.00 a., m. and 4.00. p. m. Ac-
commodatloo8.l0 a. ra. and 4.30 p m. Bun.
days-Kxpress, 4.00, p. m. Accommodation
7.ai ft. tti. nnrt 4.3ft n m.
O. O, HANCOCK, Gen'l Pasn'r Act.
hoIjEOU. fres. le uon'i Maoaior,
Loliigh Valley Railroad.
AKBANOEMENT OF PABStCNGEB TRAINS.
NOV 15. 1891.
Passenger trains will leave Bhenandoah for
Mauch Chunn, ienignton, tuaunnuin, una
luiuquu, Aliemuivu, DeLiiiuueui, utwum. uu
adelphta and New Yorfe at 6.47, 7.40, 0.08 a. in.,
12.R2.T10.6.28n.m.
For Belvldere, Delaware Water Gap and
utrouasDurg at n.i7, a. m., ana o.zu p. ra.
For Lambertvllle aud Trenton. 9.08 a. m
For White Haven, Wlltes-Barre and Fltts
utn fi.47. 9.08. 10.41 a. m.. 3.10 and 526 n. ra.
ForTuntthannoctc, 10,41 a. m 3.10 and 6.26
p. m,
For Anburn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Lyons
leu a. m., uoi o.M p. ra.
l'or ijaceyvuie, xowanua, oayro, wveny,
Klmlra. liochesier. Buiralo. Nlasara Falls,
Chicago and all points West at 10.41 a. m.,and
5.28 p. in.
For Klmlra and tho West vlaaalamauoa at
3.10 p.m.
For Andenrled. Hadeton. Htockton. Lam
harYnrri. Weatherlv and 1'nnn Haven Juno
Hon at 5.47.7.40. 9.08 a. m. and 12.62 8.10 and
6,26 p. m.
For Jeanesville, Iievlston and Heave!
Meminw. 7.40. 0 08 a. m. and 5.20 n. m.
For Mcranton at 5.47 U 08, 10.41 a. tn. 3 10 nnd
ban p. ra.
v.-tr Hazla Urook. Joddo. Driftoo-aud Free
land at 6.47, 7,40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m., 122 8.10 and
D.Zti p. m.
FortzuaKaao at 0,4 ana v.uo a, ui., nnu
8.10 D. m
For Wleitaas, Qllberton and Fracltvlllo at
5.50 and 8.52 a m.. and 4.10 D. m.
For Yatosvllle. Mahanoy City and Dslano,
6.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41, a. m., 12.52, 8.10, 1.28, 8,03,
t.-i una 1U.L7 p. in.
,"or Lost CreoK. airardvllle and Anhland
4.27, 7.48,8.52, 10.15 a. m., 1.00,1.40,4.10, IM
8.C0 and 9.14 p. m.
For Daritwater, 8t (Jlali- and Fottsvllle.
560 M0, 8 52,9.03, 10.41 a. m., 12.5i,3.10, 4.10,5.20
pin.
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
Morea, 7.10, 8.08, 10.41 a. m., 12.52, 3.10, 5.28 and
H.m p. m. .
For Raven lluu, Centralla, Mt. Oarmol and
Hhamokln, 8.52, and 10.1 a. m., 1.40, 1.40
and 8.08 p.m.
Trains leave Hhamokln tor Shenandoah,
7.55 11.55 a. in., 2.10, 4.30 and 9.30 p. in., arriving
at Shenandoah, 9.05 a.m., 12.52. 8.10, 5.26 and
11 IF; n m
For Lofty, Audenrled. Silver Brook Junc
tion an Hiuletou 5,47,7.10, a.ua, and m.4i a.
in., 12 62, 3.10, 5.20 and 8. 3 p. m.
For Lost Greek, airardvllle and Ashland,
fl.qi.H.lo 11.35 a.m.. 2.45 1). m.
For Darkwater. Bt. Clair and Fottsvllle,
a.m. Htn . m.. 2.45 n. m.
For Yatesvllle, MabnuoyOlty and Delano,
8.00, 11.35 a. ra., l.io, 4.40, a.03 p.m.
For .Lofty, Audonrled aud Ilasleton, 8.0C
a ra 1.40 p. m:
For Mauoh Chunk. Lehlgbton, Slatlneton,
OaUsauiiua, Allentown, llethlebem, Kastor
and New York, 8.00 a. ra., 1.40 p. in:
For t'hlladelphla, 1.40 p. m,
K. B. MY1NQTON,
Uen'l Faas. Agt., Bethlehem.
A J. GALLAGHER,
Justice of ifie Peace,
Defdg, Leases, Mortgages and Bonds written,
Aiarnace ltoenses ana legal claims
promptly attended to.
Real Est tie, Cilldioa ad Insurance Agency
General Fire Insurance Business, llepresentt
the Northwestern 1.110 insurance uo.
Orriois-Muldoon's hulldlnir. corner Centre
and weisis.,Huenandoan, ra.
Gcd Properties of All Kinds For Sale,
1. A two story double frame dwelling house
mnreand restaurant, on Kat (Centre St
2. A dwelling and restaurant on l.uet Centre
3. Desirable property on earner Centre and
jarain streets, saitaoie tur ousiuess pur
POMS.
4. A two story double lrame dwelling, on
Wiwt Llovd street.
6 Two2-try lrame dwellings on West Cen
tre street.
6, Two 1 story dwelling on the corner ol
Coal and Chestnut streets Store room in
nnii.
7. Two-o'y single house on North- Chestnut
RtrAAt wilii n. furiTA wai-flhniiHe at the rear.
8. Three to-siory double frame buildings
corner or Lloyd and ''llbert street".
MEN WANTED
To test
rmrir i
Bexunl !
mil KtIA
first National Bank,
THIS AYR It nVILIIINO,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
Capital, $ioo,ooo.oo
A. W.Meisenring, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisenrinq, Cashier,
9 W. Yost, Ass't Cashier.
Open Dally From 9 to 3.
3 PER GENT. INTEREST !
Paid on BavttiKH UcpoBlts.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
BOHUYLKILL DIVK1ION.
On and after November IS, 1B01, trains will
leave wienanaiaii follow):
tox SYimuu, Ullberlon, Frackvllle, Hen
"tie, Ht. Clair, and way points, 8.00, 9,10,
1,45 a 11 and 4,16 p m.
,uudays, 000, e.4u a m and -V0 p m.
for Fottsvllle, 6.0'J, 9.10, 11.15 am and 4.15
- n
Sundays, 600, 0.40 a m and 3.10 r m,
('or Heading, 8.00. 11 45 a m and 4.15 pra,
-fnndays, 600, 9.40 a. ra. and 3.10 pm.
or 1'ottstown, Fhoenlxville, NcntstoKH
4 Philadelphia (Broad street station), 6,00,
11.43 a. m, and 4.15 p mweokdaya
oodays, ouu, v.w amugpm
prolns leave Fraokvtli8 tor Shenandoah
i.40 am and 12.14,5.01, 7 11,10,0) p m. Hnn-
Avjh i' I3a 01 anls.40 p m.
ueave I'Ot'eviuo loruneuanuoao, luaonnci
1.43, a -j 4 40, 7.15, 9.42 p ra. Bun-Jays, 10.40
t 1 IB p nu
Ij3.vo Philadelphia (Broad street st'itlon),
ir i'ottsvlllo and Shenandoah, 5.57. 8.35 n m
L'Oand 7,00 p m weak days. Sauday6.60, and
'31 nti
for JNew xora:, a.M, t,no, .tn, o.j, o.nu, v.tu,
:mM J.50, U.OOand 11.14, 11.35am, 12,0(1 noon,
llml'.ed rTnris, 1.00 4.50 n m.l 12.44, 1.35 1.40,
1.30, 1.20 4,4.02 I.X.fl.a), 6.60 7.13 8.12 and 10.00
1, lit, i.ui iani.
-i Sundays. S3. 4.05. 4.10, 5.35, 8.12, 8.S0, 9.' 0,
11.35 11. nd 12.H, 1.40,2 30, 4.02, (limited,
t vil, 6.24. 21 6,1 , 1 1 n an'i u.ui nicnt
For Sea flirt. IjoncBranchand Intermediate
stations 8.20 and 11 14 a. 111., 4.00 p. ra week
days. Freehold only 5.00 p m week days.
For Baltimore and Washington. 3.60, 7.20.
9.10 and 11.18 1. ra 4.41, 6 57, 7.4U p.m and 12.03
nigtit daily urn. a ui, iu.zu a. 111. , iz si iiimiiea
express with dlnlne; car to llalttmore) 1.30, 8.46
p. m. we k days. For Baltimore only 2.02, 4.01
ween: d-iys, 5.08, 11.30 d. m. dally.
For Richmond, 7 20 a, m. and 12.03 night
dally, 130)) m, uatly, except Sund ty.
tram teave LarriscarK tor riiusuurc aitu
te west every day at 12.2S and 3.10 a m and
3 11 (tlnillcd) and 3.40, 7.25 p m. Way for
vltoona 8 13 1 m and 4.10 p nt every day.
Por Flttsnnrg only, U.2Q a oi dally and 10.20
-n week davs-
jeave Uanburr 'or WlUtamtpart, Klmlra,
nnudalgna, Hochejtor.Bntlaloand Niagara
." 5 in am dally, and 1.35 pra weekdays.
Klmlra, 6.30 p ui wek a iyn,
t o. tine and tn'eruieilate points, M0 am.,
ally. Fnr Lock Haven, 5.10, and 9.66 a m,
'all7, 1 35 and 3" p. m. week days. Fo'
;onova o.tn ft ra I 35 and '1,10 p rn week days
..10 a, m SnntvFu.
t VS. B PCTGH, J It. WOOD,
an. Mon'r '4en. eass Ks
1,000 Cenulna TylorCurtaln Desks $21 and
824 Net Spot Cash. .
TVTo. 400T Antique Onlt Standiird Tyler Ileu.
li t. Oln. loneby itrt.liln. Iilch. Mlconnd Dust
roof. Zlno llottora under drnwerst patent; Ilra
ilned Curtalnt Polished dak. WrltlnKTnbles Tum
bier locks ono lock nccurlnK nil droworsi 8 lioavj
rnrdhonrd Filing Hcxcm CupbtrarQ Inondi l'anelei
Finished Ilacki Hxlcimlcm Arm Sltdesi w ela-ht
SOO llw. J'rlce, 1-'. . II. nt Fiietory. 8J4. Act.
also 1,000 Antique Ash Desks.
Ao. 400S. Bnmo ns o6"vo,ocept mado of Solid
Anilnno Asb, Bond ns oitk. Weight SO "".
l-rlce F O. ntFiu lory, et. hhiPl;'J
from our Indianapolis factory direct. Mado rind suld
aolcly by the TYLER DESK CO.. St. t.OUlfl, Mo.
lMrnTOCtiilnnHo liunn wiiinier., tn -
UHI ever rrinieu.
DR. THEEL,
588 i?,0TO.i.r?SlI!.,.u.,.V
III 1 .nlj Ifiiulut o-ruKii -von lUU
fl, lill 1 111 m1 ' uu"'
,1,1. 1, ciiu mood I'olnon,
Heivoin Debility "ii 8p
olnl Ulseasxa t""1
Skin Uibi-wc- K4 &oit Pklm In lb
bo-.u.aoreThront Mouth,
BI..10IA-H. Pliojiln.. Fruilloni. tofl OF
bnr-1 tlr., sFlllr.,t- IrrtuiioDi
IiitlAmuiatioii. fttid RuduIdii,
btrlaarmi, 1Viiliiitt ! EtrlJ
toil nm..rv. w.,k f,m iiimUI "1"' ,
IMLirilloii or Ou pwort. RvoHit omm curM lo
tnilM. Ol O, YOVM, MU.DLS IDiH
WlVnlAOO.
TRUTH" MpoolM Qc I""''-' iworn tooUimioUlo.
1151, ' rtilr trim lo . K t" . Wrf .oj BH
rf.k n. Mur. .m.1 Si. OtKmp poOk
Ir'M 6 U. W. Sund.t llll tl Wrlle or tiU .1.4 1.. I"
For UtfcroMM ho Wodn. Surdj riiUo. lolly Tlm
DO YOU WANT BELIEF?
KROUT'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Will promptly relieve the tin nl (Jift
trewiin; caw ut Acute or Cltruitic lhuu
inatt)iii nr uuui. jiy unci. y oimhm inn
tlieUillMStlU114, It will
HI 4
euro )uu i.riUflD
eimy
Uullk th iiuturiou i.rciiornloni IhH flood
ituuttlo fur lhr
Tfr . tin) not In
'riuut (urum tit rbnuuiatliita tIr,
hity MUM k ' cur nil Uutt iHttilu win mik
wlUfuiury unrKla o the vatt-tu. huI
la OMDMtloU lLh Ui flUl, 0dtu t1i"ul1uir lla
Ilia uanof remedy bM b fuim4 Vou on mtutntly re
"KfflBffilftlAXlO llEHKllV.
m U vaiuftbltf Uoa tvr uikrn.J by iiuudiLda urth
Odijt fo(onl lutirvillviiti, rrmtrkoMt U r lh- ir riirittta
rwr. utrd lu llt lnu nli u ol kltUt 1 a
111. Ft! MATH' IttVHiY
r..C3 Tir Bom. 6 BctUos. :5.00. ms, SS Cts. Bax.
If vnur rilon kt r d c Hut It Dtp it tntl U tU
taiUttteoturur, nud uu wilt rcoelve (i iy mull.
ALlSliltT ICltOUT,
3QS7 Murlu t tetrert, l'liluuru, Iu.
John R. Coyle,
A.ttorney-at-Law
AMD
Real Estate Agent,
OKKIOE llBUPAI.l.'S llOIUDINO,
Cor. Main and Centre Streetl, SHENANDOAH, PA.
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
JilBfi $24
i
mm
A. two and one-half utory efcjnhle frame 1
dwelling linue, wllti it ire-room and re- J
taurant. Located ou East Centre htreet. f
U A. valuable property located on HoutU Jar.l'
did street.
a-Heven riweUInK houses at the corner of Oil 3 I
bert and l.loyd mreetB. Good Investment 1 f
Terms reasouauie.
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