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WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
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March Ctb, 1803, as follows:
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Tho Ouban Insurgents Again Ee- j
sumo OfFensivo xTaotics.
DESTROYING THE T0BA000 0E0P8.
Tile Uavaun Authorities Greatly Agitated
Over a Conspiracy to Ilnnd tlio City Over
t tlio lntrlota Thirty Suipcets Already
Under Arrest.
HAVANA, Jnn. 11. Tho coinpnrntlvo lull
which seemed to havo tnkeu plnco In the
activities of tho Insurgents In tho past few
inys has plven plnco once mora to nn tin
expected dnsh on tho part of Mnxlmo Go
Inez Into tho heart of tho rich tobacco
Browing district of Pinar del Hlo.
Conlldent claims havo boon lnndo for
several days past on tho part of tho au
thorities that tho tlmo was fast npproach
lng when tho Insurgents woro to pay tho
penalty for their temerity, and when tho
pmilsh were to close In Upon them ns In a
trap and annihilate them. Tho sympa
thizers with tho insurmmts havo them
selves not boon free from keen unxloty at
tho pcrslstont stand tho loaders wero
making on the northern coast of Pinar del
Hlo and almost up to tho outskirts of Ha
vana ltsolf, while tho continued activity of
the Spanish generals was disposing about
them a force of troops that seemed llkoly
to horn thorn In nnd cut them oil
The news that Gomez had passed Alqul
znr nnd Gulra Mclonn.ln lluvnna province,
was received with relief by tho friends of
tho Insurgents, though tho direction ho
hud taken beyond that was not known,
but it was generally supposed that ho was
bent upon retreat Into tho eastern prov
inces, glad to oscnpo the trap set for him.
It is now evident that ho was merely
making a protensB at retreat to mislead
bis enemy, and meantime ho has onco
uioro countermnrclu d, and toduy ho has
nearly his whole effectivo force in the to
bacco district In tho southern part of Pinar
del Hlo, ready to visit destruction upon
tho tobacco crop, oh it has already been
widely visited upon tho sugar crop. His
march westward from Gulra Moleiiu was
a very swift one.
Tlio northern portion ot tho provlne of
Pinar del lllo has also by no moans been
stripped of iusurgentH, and It is reported
today that 500, commanded by Perieo
Delgardo, has passed westward along
tho coast in tho northern part of thai
provlnco, going west through tho sugar
district to Bahin Honda and to Lu3 Po.as
beyond. When tho news of this move
ment was received troops wcro hurriedly
dispatched from horo to U-.hia Honda by
sea to relnforco tho garrison at that im
portant seaport town.
Thcrauro Indistinct rumors hero that
nu Important oxpcdltlon for tho relief of
tho Insurgents has been landed upon tho
northern coastof Plnardel.lilo. Tho bold
ness of tho insurgents In remaining upon
this coast In faco of danger of bulug cut
off has been attributed to their expecta
tion of tho lauding of tho expedition.
Tho authorities havedUcoveivdovldonce
of what thoy consldor a conspiracy to
cause nu uprising In Havana and to hand
tho city over to tho Insurgents. The con
spiracy Is believed to bo widely ramified
nnd its discovery has caused gravo uneasi
ness In Havana and suspicions that disaf
fection Is much moro widely disseminate
than has been admitted. Thirty persons
have been arrested for complicity in tlio
plot, andelght havo been linprlsoncd.whllo
Aqullino Solnno, pollco Inspector for the
port of Havana, has boon rollevcd from
duty.
Qulnttn Bandera stopped a train nt La
Guyara,lntcudlng to blow It up, but learn
ing that only Indies and children wero
aboard ho let them pass. At Alqulzar, In
Pinar Bel Rio, Gomez and Macoooccuplcd
, tho city several hours. They wero given a
publlo reception In tho square and ten
dered n banquet by tho ladles. All prls
! onors wero relensod from jail by Gomez's
orders. Punta Bravu, twelve miles from
Havana, has beon captured.
A Notorious .Swindler Captured.
NEW YoltK, Jan, 11. Paul Brigham,
alias George Watson, alias Cliarlos .T,
Bartlett, alias David Colomau, alias "Tho
Goncral," one of tlio oldest and most no
torious swindler In tho United States,
was arrested last night. It Is claimed that
ho attempted to swindle the carpet nud rug
ilrm of Wlilto & Spate, tlio jowolry firm
of Theodore Kohn & Sim. tho legal Arid
of Hundley, Lautorbach Sc Johnson and
tho New York Hollow Ware company out
of largo sums of money. Brlgham's usual
method of operating was to roprosont to
different business men that hu wished to
purchase liu interest in their plants for
$50,000. Ho succeeded in gottlng consid
erable sums of money, hut tho suspicions
of Mr. Spato being aroused an Investiga
tion nnd tlio arrest followed.
' Laueaster's Jltayoralty Contest.
I Lancastek, I'u., Jan. 11. A iloroo can-
I' vnss for tlio Kcnublloiu Momiimtion for
mayor ended lust nllit in tlio ronomina
tlon of tho prosont Inonmbont, Edwin S.
Smoltz, ovor ox-Mayor Kdvnird Kdgorloy.
Factional lines wero sharply drawn.
Smoltz carried overy ward In tlio city with
tlio exception of tho Socorid, which Is
Edgerley's homo. Sinoltz'g majority is
I estimated at fiOO, in a very heavy poll.
I Thoro wcro a numbor of blttor fights for
councils and ward ollleora, ono surprising
result being the defout of William Kiddle,
president of boloct council, nnd a staunch
supporter of tho olty administration, by
W. T. Kllllnger.
Murder Qnlrkly Avonced.
LOCKl'OltT, N. V., Jan. 11. HobortClnp
sntldlo, a farmer ot Ilausomvllle, a small
town about ten mllos from hero, was niur
tlorod yesterday by Ills sou-In-law, Oeorgo
H. Smith, who was pursued by a poso of
villagers, coruorml, and when be mado re-
aUtiinon. flllnd with bullets. Causing Ills
death. Ono of tho pursuers was also shot. I
Smith's wlfo, who was Ulnpsiuldle's oldest
daughter, had secured a divorce on ao
court of Ills dissipation, and is now mar
ried to a man named De Cluto. Tho mur
dorer was on his way to Do Cluto's home,
probably with tho intention of cojnmlttlus;
another crime, whon overtaken.
I'rviiiler Howell Ktlll Alieail.
Ottawa, Jnn. 11. Promlor Bowell Is,
for tho tlmo being, master of tho political
situation. It is asserted by his friends
today that ho will pull through the
crisis and havo tlio soveti ministerial posi
tions flllod. T.hon parliament meets on
Tuesday. IU doing so, howovor, ho will
cause tho disruption of tho Conservative
party as at present organized, as tho bolt
era from tho ministry are opposing his
every effort. At Ixjst tho premier con only
gel together a makeshift ministry, ami his
tenure of power cannot last very loug,
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Terriblo Suffarings of tho Grew, of'
a Wreoked Steamer, "
FOUR DAYS IN AN OPEN BOAT.
Tho Survivors In a Iletplss Condition, nnd
Srveral Will Loso Anna nnd Lct-Tmi
rlrcmi'ii Wero tho First to Succumb.
The Ninth Victim Ulrd In Hlulit of Lund.
Halifax, N. S., Jan. 11. Tho sulTor
lnga of tho ulno survivors of tho crow of
tho ill fitted steamer Kallng, during the
four dnys they wero iu an open boat ex-po-edto
the gales and blttorly cold ntnioa
pherc, nro almost lndescribabld. Whon
their boat landed at Canso yesUsnlny nftor
tioon they wcro nearly all iu a helpless
condition,
The names of tho survivors nro: Thomns
Thomas ot Gnrdognn, Wales, second of.
fleer, badly froz'ii; Fred Lindgren of
Sweden, boatswain, foet frozen j Noah Ap
good of Newfoundland, feet frozen ; Ed'
ward Wilklngsou ot Great Yarmouth,
Englnud, b.ul(y frozen and nut likely to
recover; John l'oterson of Denmark,
James linker of Now Foundlnnd, Henry
Noblo of lolfa?t, If. K. Stovonson of Porl
land, Kngland, and William Hagar ot
London, nu apprentice boy, 14 years old,
nro badly frown. Ono man could walk
when tho boat landed, tho rojt being car
ried to neighboring liousos and cared for.
Several of tho survivors will I030 arms or
legs.
Tlio men state that the Ealing struck u
rock about 0 p. m. on Monday, in n denso
vapor, wlillo going nt quarter upecd. Halt
an hour aft -rwutdn It Wim necessary to
take to the ! at.s, tho ship was settling
fast and tlio sun very heavy. They were
I tlrivon illty miles to !."n. Soon after dtiy
light on Tuesday two of tho firemen sue
I Climbed to the exposure. Ilurlng Tuesday
' night Cuplatn Aleol; and a llroman named
1 Wilion died. TIniMlny inoniliig tho Hist
; cngiiieordkHl, and later n the day three
1 others expireii.
j Yesterday noon, Just as they caught
sight of laud, tlio ninth ot tliclr crow, an
apprentice named (JUroy, died. Theso wero
I all consigned to. the sea us they died, to
1 keep tho heavily iced boat from sinking,
j When laud wns sighted tillroy died. With
1 a prayer thoy consigned his body to n
I watoiy gravo nt tho ontianeo ot Cnusu
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President or New Jersej's Senate.
TrtENTON, Jan. 11. The New Jersey no
publican senators met in caucus at tho
Hotel Windsor last night. Senator Lewis
A. Thompson was elected president on tlio
second ballot ovor Senator Foster M.
,Voorhec3. H. B. Itolllnson of Ilnhway
and Edward Piolder of Asbury Park wore
ro-elcctod secretary and assistant socretary
respectively. Senator Voorhees was unan
imously tendered tho party leadership in
tlio seuato, and consented to accept. As a
result of tho election of Senator Thompson
Charles H. llatcman, ot Somcrvillo, will
bo tho prcsidours prlvnto socrotury. The
senators wero still In caucus nt midnight,
discussing tho Ailing of tho minor olllues.
The Gould's Inheritance Tax.
New YoltK, Jan. 11. Surrogato Fitz
gerald yesterday slgucd nn order fixing
tho amount of Inheritance tax to ho paid
by tho heirs of tlio lato Jay Gould as fol
lows: Georgo J. Gould. fiW,771.Sll; Jay
Gould, $3,000; Hclou M. Gould, $33, 137.08; '
Edwin Gould, $lW,lt7.S.'3; Howard Gould,
$90,ll.23; Frank J. Gould, $07,175.85, and 1
Anna, now tho Countess de Castelalno,
j $97,123.18. Theso are tho children of the
deceased. Abraham Gould, $477.71; Anna
G. Hough, $110.83; Sarah O. Northrup,
1 $397.40, and Elizabeth Palcn, $132.4S.
I Theso nro tho brothers and slstors of tho
1 deceased.
Fighting Fire with Iluckets.
WlLKnsUAlWE, Pa., Jan. 11. Lato Inst
night flro hroko out in the grocery store of
George Mlddlcmnns, at Mill Creok. Tlio
town Is without flro apparatus, and tho
citizens formed thomsolves into buckot '
brigades to fight tho flames. At midnight '
tho store, Thomas Miller's hotel audthrco t
dwelling houses had boen destroyed. The 1
flro was then under control.
Geuernl Kzeta CaptlirFil.
Sax Salvador, Jan. 11. The DiUro
del Salvador publlshos a speciul despatch
from San Jose, Costa Itlca, stating that
General Ezota and tho members of his ex
pedition havo boen captured. Thoy wcro
off Punta Aronuns, Costa Ktca, when
taken into custody, nnd nro held thero sub
ject to the ordors of tho San Salvador gov
ernment. STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing (imitations of the Now York and
l'lilladeliilila Ilivlintiiretf.
New Yohk, Jan. 10. Tho sliaro speculation
today was Irregular at tlio openlnjr and the
volume of business wns only moderate. An
easier tendency soon benaiue evident and gen
eral fractional losses wen scored. Later in
the'day the anthracite coal stocks and grang
ers ere strong features. Closhtg bids:
Baltimore & Ohio 88 New Jersey Cen.. 9816
Del. & Hudson Kiyi N. V. Central
D., Ij. As W 15H Tennsylvaula 61
Erie im Heading 3
Lake Erie & V. .. 181 St. I'aul 07H
Lehigh Nav mi W. N. V. & l'a 2j
Lehigh Valley IK) West Shore
General Markets.
PiMLAnEi.i'iiiA, Jan. in, I'lour flrini win
ter superfine, Si.a'xtjA'.fO; tin. extras, S'i.lWJi
-'.86; Pennsylvania roller, (lear.S3.iia.S.a"; do.
do. straight, $3.SjVMU; western winter, clear,
SXlJiVUO. Wlitmt dull, with i)Ho. bid and
CMWo asked for January. Oorn quiet, easier,
with SJHo. bid and 3Wo. asked for January.
Oafs quiet, Meatly, with 24Ko. bid and Siiic.
asked for January. Hay firm; choice tim
othy, JIU. Href quiet, l'ork firm; mess SlOta
I 10.SU; iamlly, SloaiO.&O; short clear. $10.75
iz.ii. ijim uuu; western steam, ss.;;)g, Hut
ter quiet; western creamery, lueaio.; do. fac
tory. tH417o.; Eights, 23o.; imitation cream
ery, Hj19o.; New York dairy. lsa23o.j do.
dreamery. IsaKlHo.j Pennsylvania and west
ern creamery prints, extra, ajo.: do. choice.
i litc-i do. fair to good, SilBKtc.; prints Jobbing
atiwe."W. uneese nrin; large, ,4iJ10o.; small,
"MUWJsc; 1'art skims. 34auo.; full skims,
Zil'lc- Eggs demoralized; New York and
Pennsylvania, I8S--0.1 ico house. lOJ-ilOa;
western frosh, lsSXHc.i southern, 1 WJOo.
Lire rituok markets.
Nkw Yoiik', Jan. 10. Ileeves steady; natlvo
steers, poor to prime, SLllitLUO; stags and
oxen,J3.2o.40; bulls, ;2.MI3.50; dry cows,
H.6(K13."0. Calves steady ; poor tn prime
veals, fail; barnyard cubes, f J.JWfflt. shenp
, and lambs steady; poor to prime sheep, $1
4.40; Inferior to choice lambs, tt.79So.eO, Hogs
1 higher at $1.2034.0).
. Kast Liukiitv, l'a., Jan, 10. Cattle steady;
I good, SI3I.3U; good butchers, SJ.B031; rough
fat, J38X00; bulls, cows and stags, Sl.SuS
o.ou; jtcuern, co.iittw.nu; i.resu cowb auu
springers, $loO30. Hogs very slow, and quoted
all grades at $131.10; roughs, f3S3.a. Sheep
slow; export wethers, $3.2A4; prime, SJ.OD
8.75; fair, S.'.IOiW; common. !-'SJ2.30; culls,
f iai.50; lambs, tiUi.M. Veal calves, $0,503)7.
SUICIDE.
SOME PECULIAR METHODS OF COM
MITTING IT.
Causes That Lead to It.
Some ruses of Suicide nro brutal and dis
gusting. Their details fill us witli horror.
Others appeal to our pity and sympathy
Hot It for their reason and result. What more
pathetic than Tom Hood's line :
"Take her up tenderly
Lift her with caro !
Fashioned ho slenderly
Young nnd so fair.
"Look at her garments
Clinging like eeremenls
Whilst wo wave comtnutiy
Drips. from iier clothing ;
Tako her up instantly,
Loving, not loathing.
"Cris her hands humbly.
As if praying dumbly,
Over her breast !
"Owning her wcnki'es,
Ilur evil behavior.
And leaving with meekness
Iler sins to her Savior."
There is sulfide by knife, by pistol, by
hanging, by drowning, by jumping, b'v
escaping gas, by burning charcoal, and by
the various poisons, as morphine, strychnine,
arsenic, nrusslc acid, and various other
drugs.
But there is still more common nnd much
more important form of BUicide.
It is suicido by ignorauie ur neglect.
A man or woman can as easily und as
certainly commit suicide by laliiug to filter
out of tho body tho poisons and impurities
that collect iu it.
They am forming every minute and every
second of your life by day and by night.
Every time your brain thinks, your hand
movos, your heart beats, your lungs inhale,
some of their substance breaks down into
waste material.
This waste material is poisonous, nnd natuio
intends its removal as fast as it is made.
This is the work your kidneys have to do.
If they nro weak, sluggish, inactive, or
diseased thoy do not do it.
Poisons that should bo promptly thrown
nut then collect in tho system and ' clog and
poison every organ.
Perfect kidneys mean perfect filtering of
ALL poisons out of the blood.
Pure blood and perfect health are synony
mous. Dr. Hobb's Spiragiis Kidney Piils
heal, soothe, and strengthen the kidneys and
set them to doing their work actively and
properly.
They contain the healing, tonic, and
diuretic principle of the root, stalk, and berry
of the asparagus.
Are you committing suicide faridessly.
iguottintly, or unwillingly, by neglecting
your kidneys '
Uso Dr. Hobb's Kpnragns Kidney Pills and
he nn Hie sale sale.
Fifty cents per box, from nil dntcgistf, or
Hobb's
eiicloM' Till etn. in tanlp8
or silver direct to tut
1U)HH'S
MEDIt'INE Co.,
CIiIciko. San l'niiit'isco
IntercstiiiK and in
structive book on Kid
ney Heallb and Wood
Filtering Free
yPHis
: you
t.c.10 Tiirout. I'lmDla. Contic:
Ulcers la Jlnuth. llair-l'sJIIngl Write) W)OK
1:31 X CO.. I1U7 A111SOI1ID Tiimnle,
Ki;jilciitro, Jll., ror prools ot oures. aju,l
1
Aim, riuuAJUu. worst cases cured in x
31o UA uays. lOO-pugb book free.
3T?fC
Many merchants are well aware that their
. customers are their best friends aud t.ike
pleasum In Mipplying them witli the best
I goods obtainable. As an instance wc lueu
1 tiiin lVrry & C'anieron, proiniiieut druggists
lot' Flushing, Michigan. They say: "We
have 110 hesitation in recommending Cham
berlain's Cough lliniedy to our customers,
as it is tlio best cough midlciue we have
ever sold, and always gives satisfaction."
For wilo at '5 and 50 cents per bottlo by
Oruhler llros., druggists.
Coating V. ents.
Jan. IS. (Iroiid Welcome lltetiug to Brig
adier llown and Knsign Gilbert, at Uvnugclical
churcli.
Feb, 17. First annual ball, Patriotic Drum
Corps, Hobliius' opera liense tehoppe
oithostr.i. j
Foil. !J0. Supper and entortniuiiieut undor
the au.iplcosi of Council No. fcl, Daughters of
Liberty, in Holililns' hall.
Not a fiw who road what Mr. lU'bort
Howls, of Hollands, Va., lias to say below,
will ruineiiiber their own eiperience under
like circumstances. "Idit-t winter I hud la
grippe which left ine iu it low smloof health.
I tried numerous remedies, none of which
ditl me any good, until 1 was induced to try
a bottle of ( luuuberhiiu'H lough Hcinedy.
The first bottle of it ho far 1 lit veil me that
I was enabled to attend to my wink, and the
second bottle eil'ccleil a cure." For salo at
28 and SO cent- per buttle by tirubler llros.
druggists.
Wlu-n in .Wlt whatUa
Kid ill
rVti
! Itcsult In I weeks.
i
TIM. rWliDlClNIl CO., ClCTClaod, Oblo.
For Mile by Y.V D K1RT.1N, Shenandoah, l'a.
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SClIt'VKtM, DIVISION".
Jaktauv (1, lwM,
Trains will leave Sliennmlonh ntlrr the hI.ots
date for Wlggnns, (llllierton, Frneltvlllo, Dual:
Wnter, St. Clair, l'ottsvillc. Ilnnil.urK, Itendlntt,
lnt.t.. 111. ...... I. -lit.. ft t... . H"
...n.i. ..I . , a Titit , ..in i if-uiwii nun rut
mU'lphln (llrnnil street station) nt 0OS nnd It
n. m. nnd 1 IA p. tn. on week iIiivh. For I'ofv-
vnic mill mtermeciinta stations V 10 a. ui.
Ht'KDAY.
For Wlggnns, Ollherton, Frock villr, Dark
it out, ft. inir, i oiisviue, nt o ic, u 40 a. U1. nM
810p. in. For llnmluirg, Kontllng, lotttow,
I'lioenlivllle, Norrlstowu, Philadelphia nllM,
9 to n. in., 3 10 p. m.
irnins lenve rrncKviuc lor Mtirnnnopali at
10 40 n. 111. nnd 12 11. SOI. 7 42 mid lfl'J7 i. i.
Sunday, It Vi n. in. nnd ft 40 p. tu.
I-eavo l'nttsvll!" for Sheimndonli nt 10 13, 11 it
n. m. nnd I 40, 7 15 mid 1000 p. m. Sumlay at
10 40 n. in., ft IS p. in.
I-cnvc l'hllndelpliln, (Ilrond street station), lor
Hliciinmlnnli nt 867 nnd 8115 n. in., 4 10 mid ?11
p. in. wcck nays, .ninnnys leave nt ft to n. m.
Iieavc Ilroad streit station. IMillmlettililf.. ttr
Sea Ulrt, Aslniry l'nrk, Ocenn drove, Ixmg
linincli, mm Intermeillate stations, fi.SO, S.JO,
ll.a'Ja. m., 3..T0, I.OOii. in. wock-dnv. SululiTS
(stop nt lliterlnken for Asbury l'nrk), 8.28ii.l.
Inve Uro.id Street Station. Philadelphia,
FOIt NKW YOltK.
Kxpress. week dnvi. II 20. I oft. I Vl. ft lft. ft ?
7 88, S M, 9 20, 9 SO. 10lHWulng( ai ), II Is), 11 Ii.
in. i is noon, i,i ii.iimusl i w nntl p. m.
(I)llilng Cnis) t L (DiniiiK Carl, 110. 23
(l)lillng Car), ,120, 4 00, ft 00, B .Kl (I)iiilnir fir),
B 00, 0 B0. 8 12. 10 00 n. in.. 12 01 nk-lit Siin.l.it'i
3 20, I Oft, (50, S15. 812, 9 20. (ITk. 10S0 (IHnftisr
Car). HOB a. m . 12av 13ft. (Dmiiiu: Cut) 2
(Dining Curl, 100 (I.lmlteii 1221, (IMning Cntl
5 20, SSfl (I)!lilngC'r),fl,S,6jO,S 12, lOCJli. nf ,
12 01 night.
Hpu for tlestnn, wlllioot eliangi', 1100 a.
ni. vvtvk dfljs, mitt n 50 p. m. dully.
WAHIIINOTMN AND TIIE801ITU
For lUltiinniv nml Wii'liliigton, 3 50, 7 20, SIB,
912, 10 20, ltffil n. in., 1209 (12HI I.imlU'd Olfc
llig Obi ), 1 12. 3 18, 4 II (5 19 Comrresslonal
I.lmlttsl. Dining Car), S.17, iDln'na rnrj,
017, 6 55 (Ilinlug Car), 740 (Dining (,lt)
p. in., and 12 05 night nevk lav. Himdns,
3 50,7 20.9 12. 11 23 n. 111., !2 0" l'l2, 4 41, (SB
Congri-Hsloiml I.lnilleil, Dining Car, .187,
(Dining Curl, fiSft (Dining Cm), 7 40 p. an.
(Dlnlnu Car) and 120ftnlttht.
Leave JInrket Street Ferry. Plillwlelpbla,
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Hxprciw, 8 50 n. in., 2 10,4 00, nml 5 00 p. i.
week days. Hiinday, 8 Ift and 0 45 n. in.
For Unpe 1 i.v, AnjtleMen, WildwiHwl anil
Holly llentli. Eprero, 90i) a. m., nnd 1 M) p. w.
week days. Sninlnys, OOOii. m.
ForSenlnle City, Owinn City nnd Avalon.
Kx press, 9 00 n. m., nnd 100 p. in. week days.
Sunday, Q 00 n. in.
For Soniers Point Kspress, 8 50 a. in., nntl
loop in weekdays, hnndavs. 8-15 n. m.
S. M. Pr.FM)-r, i. H. Woon,
(ien'1 Maunjrcr. (len'l PonvVr Airt.
READING R. R SYSTEM
in nrrixn1 ocrom:u i, 1895.
Trnli.H lcno SlicimiiUotih an fnllowe:
For Nnv York vi l'lilliulclpMii, wock tht.
210, 52n, 720 u. m., 'J V mulSM p. ni
SuntliiVH, 2 10 ii. tn.
For New York via Mauch Chunk, week LTf,
5 2T(, 7 Kn. m., 12 58 nml 2 55 . in.
For HriKlIn and J'htlntlclpliln, vet ilny,
2 10, 5 25, 7 20 a.m., 12 5S, 255 ami 5 55 p. m. Hiim
ilays, 2 10 n. m.
l-'or l'ottsvillo, week tlnys, 2 10; 7 20 a. in., iiuii
12 5H, 2 55 nml 5 55 p. m. Smulays, 2 10 n, in.
Kor Tnninqim and iMnlianoy City, week dttyt,
210,5 25, 7 20 a. in., 12 5S, 2 55 niul 5 55 p. m,
KuiuInH, 2 10a. in.
Vur VHItniu-port, Sunlmry nml Iewleburp,
week ilnyn, II 21, 11 'CO a in., "50 nmt 7 20 p. in.
Hniulavs, 0 25 a. in,
lor ilaluniuy Plane, weekday., 2 10. 3 25, 5 25,
7 20, 11 0 ii. in., 125, 1 ro.255,5 55, 7 20 nnd 0 35
p. in. lHiuuIar, 2 10, !1 25 n. m.
l-'or Ashland and hliamokln, week days, D 25,
720.I1U0 a. in,, 150,720 and "U5 p.m. Htin
dnys, ;J 25 a. ni.
'or Itnltlmore, WnshfiiKton and the Went vln
II. A: (). H. Jt., tlirmiKh traina leave Keadine:
Termlnnl, I'hilndelphia, iV. & IE. It. Ii.) at a 20,
7 55. 11 20 a. in., a Id nnd 7 27 n. in. HundnvV
u u, i w. u a. in., a i' ami . in.
tionn. traiim from Tw entyfourtli and
mit streets station, week da r, 1 50, ,5 41,
in. Hunda s, 1 U5, 8 23 p. in.
Tit A INS FOIt HHKNANDOAH.
AdtQ-
CheA
8 23 p.
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week:
1 W V- nnd 12 U
ulelit. Hllliiluvs. 0 00 11.
Leave New York la Miiueb Chunk, week
days, t ::o, S 10 a. 111., 1 10 ami 1 UOn. 111.
Leave Philadelphia, Itruillng Terminal, week
days, 1H, 8I, 10 00 a 111. and 100, 0 0L', 11 3
p. m. Sumlavs, 11 SO p. 111.
Leave ltrnillng, week days, 133, 710, 10 06,
U oO a. in., 5 OX mill 7 37 p. 111. Sundays, 1 33 n. m.
Leave Pottsvlllo, wt ek days, 'J IW, 710 n, 111.,
12 110 nnd 0 12 p. ill. Sundays, 2 33n. in.
Leave Tainnqita. week ila. 3 IS, 8 50, 1123 a
111., 1 20. 7 l.litlul 0 52 i 111. Stlllihl)s, 3 IS 11. m.
Leave Mahiinov C'itv, week diivs. 2 45, 9 21,
11 17 a. 111 . 1 ni, 7 39 nml 1151 p. 111. Mimhiys, 3 ft
a. in.
Lenve ilalianoy l'lniie, week tiny. 2 40. -lot),
6 B0. 0 37, 11 5!) 11. ill , 12 5S, 2 00, 5 20, 0 2fi, 7 53 tiud
10 10 p. in. Sundays, 2 10, 4 00 a. 111.
Leave Will ianiMport, week days, 7 12, 1010 a.
in., 3 35 nnd 11 41 p. 111. Siiiulnys, 11 15 p. 111.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street wnrf uud
South street wharf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays Express, 0 00 a. ni., 2 00, 4 00, BOi
p. m. Accommodation, 8 00 a. 111., 4 30, fi 30 p. ay.
Buliday Express, flOO. 1000 a. 111. Accommo
dation 800a. 111., 4 IS p. 111.
ltetiirnlng leavo Atlantic City (depot,) week
days, express, 7 35, 9 00 a. m., 3 30. 5 30 p. na.
Aeeonimotlatlon, 0 50, 8 15 n. 111., and 4 32 p. ua.
Sundays Express, 1 00, 7 30 p. m. Aecommoihp
Hon, 7 15 a. m., I 15 p. 111.
l'nrlor Cars on nil express trains.
I. A. SWEIQAHI), O. 0. HANCOCK.
Oen'l Superintendent. Gen'l l'nss. Agt.
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