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Our Government's Call to tho Gov
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HEPBURN'S BITTER RESOLUTION.
Mr. Hepburn, of Iown, Wauled to GIc tlio
Turkish Minister Pnssports nnd Sever
Diplomatic Itelatlons with tho Sultan's
Qfivcrtiinciit Utah Senators Sworn In.
"WABItlxnTOX, Jan. 28. Tlio liouso, after
nu Interesting four hour dobato, adopted
llio resolutions passed by tho senate last
tveok calling on tho powers, signatory to
tho treaty of Berlin, to enforce tho re
forms In Turkey guaranteed to tho Chris
tian Armenians, and pledging tho support
ot congress and tho president In tho most
Vigorous action ho might take for tho pro
tection and security of American citizens
In Turkey. Tho house committee had pro
pared somo resolutions on tho snmo sub
ject, but it was deemed udvisablo, after
tlio senate resolutions reached tho house,
to substitute them for tlioso prepared by
tlio committee. Mr. Quigg, of Now York,
who had ehargo of tho bill, made an able
present ntton of tho euso, but tliero was a
disposition on tho part of somo of tho
members to go further than tho resolu
tions did, and Mr. Hepburn, ot Iowa, pro
posed to give tlio Turkish minister his
passports and sover all diplomatic; rela
tions with Turkey.
Mr. ilephurn's remarks denouncing tho
Turkish outrages nnd'eharging that tho
powers signatory to tho treaty of Berlin
wore actuated from political and other
considerations in maintaining tlio "bal
anco of power" in eastern Kuropo wero re
ceived with great enthusiasm, and at ono
time it looked as if tlio liouso might bo
carrletl to lils way of thinking. But tho
counsel of Jir. llltt not to tako rasli ac
tion, in tlio course of which lie pointed out
thudlro consequences that might rosult
from n Bovornnuo ot diplomatic, relations
with a friendly power that had fulllllcd
her treaty obligations to us, prevailed, and
tho Hepburn resolution was overwhelm
ingly defeated.
Mr. Bally opposed this resolution on tho
ground thai it, would bo Improper for us to
"Insult" tho parties to tho treaty of Berlin
by intimating that tlioy had not carried
out their obligations Mr. Turner, ot
Georgia, took a similar view. Mr. tiros
vonor, "of Ohio, characterized tlio seuato
resolutions as "Incomplete, inefficient and
unwprthy" nud requested tho commltteo to
withdraw them. They wero Anally passed,
howovor, by a vote of 113 to SO, after a
motion of Mr. Bally to send them to tlio
commltteo hud been defeated by Co to 10J.
Senators Prank J. Cannon and Arthur
Brown, of tho now state of Utah, took tlio
oath of office in tlio senate yesterday, tho
formor drawing tlio term ondlug March U,
1899, and the latter tho term ending March
0, 1897. With tho exception of tho con
tested Dclawaro caso tills establishes a po
litical division In tho upper branch of con
gress until March 4, 1837, as follows: lie
publlcaua, 44; Doinoorats, 89; Populists,
0; total, 89; necessary for majority, 15.
Should Mr. Dupout bo seated from Dela
ware tho Republican voto would bo in
creased to 45, but at tho sumo timo tho
number necessary for a majority would
bo Increased to 40.
Aside from tills ovont tho session was
given to further speeches on tho silver
bond bill, two of tho now members of tho
body, Mr. Nolson. Republican, of Minne
sota, and Mr. Bacon, Democrat, of Georgia,
making speeches, tho former against tho
freo coinage of sllvor and Mr. Bacon urg
ing tir 'Vlls of a gold standard.
Mr. .insbrough, N. O., sevorely criti
cized tho secretary of agriculture for tho
alleged falluro to distribute seeds iu ac
cordance with tho law. Mr. Goorgo, of
Mississippi, defended Secretary Morton's
action.
I Mr. Lodgo offered an amendment to tlio
bond silver bill providing for a bond issue
of 100,000,000, the proceeds to bo used for
coast defenses.
TO OVERWHELM TURKEY.
Alleged Preparations for Dividing the
Ktupiro Among Kuropeiiu Nations.
London, Jan. 23. Tho Dally News this
morning prints dispatch from Vienna
which asserts that news lias boim recolvcd
thero from Constantinople and Sobastopol
which ngreos that Uussla has a licet lying
at Scbastopol and at Odessa, and that the
Caucasian armies ot llussln aro Doing con
centrated upon tlio Armenian frontiors in
readiness to realizo tb plans of i'eter tho
Great for tlio partitloa of Turkoy between
tlio powers, Uussla taking Armenia and
Constantinople, Franco taking Syria and
1'alostlno and Kiigland taking Kgypt and
tlio eastern shores of tlio Persian gulf, tlio
remainder of tlio Turkish oniplro to bo di
vided among tlio other powors.
Tho Dally Nows also lias it dispatch from
Sobastopol which records that secret prop-
aratious aro going forward of shipping
- p n-. Liif ,itiiitiiint.s for j volnntpnr flnl! Tft
is tho general belief there, this dispatch
affirms, that thcsqprcpnrntlonaforeahadow
somo action In tho spring.
Five Years for a Thieving Hanker,
ST, Lovis, Jan. 28. William K. Burr,
Jr., Who as cashier of tho St. Louis Na
tional bank ombezzlcd $30,000 of tho funds
of that concern, was yostorday sontoncod
by Judgo Adams, in tho United States
court, to flvo years' tmprisonmont in tho
state prlsou. Tho amount of tho shortage,
wus mado good, but Burr was indicted
and plondod guilty. Ho asked President
Clovoland for n pardon boforo sentence
Was passed, but It was refused.
Indorsed the Populist Ticket.
New Oulkass, Jan. as. Tlio Republi
can sugar plantem mot last night and in
dorsed tho ticket nominated by tlio Pop
ulists, hondod by J. N. Plmrr, a sugar
planter, and containing several It'pub.l
cans. Tho tlckot was not tjT.te what the
planters wanted, but thoy in.lofoed i. , ami
tlio regular Republicans will proUiuly dn
likewise.
Suicide of a Chilean Military Leader.
Lima, Peru, Jan. 28. Colonel Teodnro
Semluarlo, tho horo ot tho northern cam
paign In tho rocont revolutionary move
ment, has committed suicide with irych
nine. Ho hnd only just returned from
Kuropo. Thu event Iins created a deep im
pression in nil circles.
Three Workmen llrowned.
Hin'ton, W.Vn., Jnn.28.-W. T. Jacobs,
Goorgo Props and Thomas Hlgglns were
drowned at Sewoll Saturday night whilo
crossing Now river in a boat to go to work
in tho (JliesajHiako and Ohio yards.
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania and Now Jcr.
eyi Nearly clear wcaterj westerly Tf Indi.
And a Story Fraught With
Bitterest Memories.
The Awful Grandeur The Terrible Mean
ing. Echoes of a Lost Couragethe Star of a
Itlslifr Hope.
A decaying wreck on a wave-washed shore.
Riro-ribhcd, sun-blenched, rotting inch by
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Coming Kvcnts.
Feb. 17. First annual hall, Patriotic Drum
Corps, llobbius' opera house Schoppo
orchestra.
Feb. 20. Supper and entertainment under
tlio auspices of Council No. 81, Daughters of
Liberty, iu Iiobbins' hall.
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ST. PAUL SUL CAPtlVK
Tho Big American Liner Hold on
the Now Jersey Coast,
THE VIS3EL WITHOUT INJURY.
Taking OIT tho Cargo with Lighters nncl
Cnrrjlng It to New York Tlio Wreck
lug Company Hopes to Itelenso tlio
Steamer Tomorrov.
Loxo HltAXCH, Jan. 33. Tho Interna
tional Navlgntlon company's steamer St.
Paul, which ran aground olt Long liranch
enrly on Saturday morning, is still lying
broadside to tlio shore. Sho is headed
sontliwost, and has scarcoly moved an Inch
from tlio position In which tho tugs left
her on Sunday, after thoy had succeeded
In moving bor about ilfty or sixty yards
astern from tho spot wliero sho was stuck
in the sand when sho ran bond on In Sat
urday morning's fog.
The company's representatives aro not
sparing themselves in their endeavor to
take i lie ship out of her dilemma, and tho
wrecking company's men aro working
night and day to get her nwuy from tho
Jersey coast. Tho steamer is iu no Imme
diate danger, and assurances have como
from tlio enptnin and other officers aboard
that she is perfectly Intact, and that thoro
is not tho slightest sign of a leak any
where. ' The interest manifested by tlio public in
tlio welfare of the steamship has not
nlwted in tlio least. Thoerowds of specta
tors who assemble on tho bench on Satur
day and Sunday wore larger than that
which put In an appearance yiMterdny, but
thoBi'ttmt did come mado up for tho ab
sentees in that they seemed moro anxious
to have I ho big hunt pulled off.
At high tide tho wrecking tugs and
kodgo anchors wero again tried tor fully
nil hour, but their efforts were fruitless,
ns they were mmlilo to make the steamer
budge nn inch from her snndy lied.
There wore four lighters constantly at
work from ilayb.vnk to nightfall unload
ing the ship's cargo, nud fully three
fourths of it has Ijjou sent up to New
York. All day tho 'longdioromen, num
bering aboui a hundred, who wero sent
down from Now York to help lighten tho
ship, wero as busy as ants, nud after dark
ness sot in thoy enjoyed a well earned
rest. Thoy wore quartered iu tho ship's
steerage. Tlio lighten, wero all moored
on tho starboard side, whilo tho tug Hus
tler was on tlio port shlo and hor derricks
woro kept busy. Tho starboard lifeboats,
ten in number, wero removed, and the
davits all around wero also, unshipped in
order to lighten tho vessel as much as pos
sible. As on Saturday nnd Sunday tlio ship's
officers guarded tlio gangway and swing
ing ladders very carefully, so that no
stranger could got aboard, and there was
n very strict order issued not to allow a
roportcr on board on nny account, In tlio
afternoon over a hundred men, comprising
quurlcrmastcrs, steward! and llrenien,
wero sent ashore. Thoy all wont to New
York to tako similar positions on the St.
Paul's sister ship, tlio St. Louis, which
will sail for Southampton tomorrow.
Tho latter vessel liovo in sight of her
disabled twin sister last evening, and her
whistles shrieked an encouraging salute
to tho stranded steamer. Tlio St. Louis
left Cramp & Sons' shipyard, Philadel
phia, at 8 o'clock yesterday morning to 1111
t.hn schedule of tho St. Paul, and raelied
I Sandy Hooka fowminutcs beforo 9 o'clock
last night.
Tlio .osldont of tho company, Mr. C.
A. Urlscom, said today that attar having
mado n thorough inquiry into tlio causoof
tho stranding ot tho St. Paul, and from
what Captain Janilcsou hud told him, ho
bclloved that tho captain was not to blnme.
Until Captain Jamiosou hud nindo an of
ficial report, which will bo made publio
through tho proper channel, Mr. Grlscom
said ho did not euro to discuss tlio matter
any furthor.
As thero was no way of getting aboard
tlio steamship tho representative of tho
Associated Press culled up Captain Jum
leson on tlio telephone and asked him how
the work of unloading nnd casing the ship
wns going on. Ho replied that everything
j Wns running smoothly and tlio work would
probably bo llnlshcd tomorrow,
"How about tho gold which was sliipjied
at Southampton Is It still on board I
"Yes, it is," ho roiilied, "but I wish it
was in Now Yyrk, as it causes me moro
worry nud uneasiness than auytiiing
else."
"It is said you lmvo mndo a statomont
as to how tlio mishap occurred to your
shlj). To whom do you attach tho utnmor"'
"I cannot answer that quostion," ho re
plied, "nor enn I toll yoh wliou I will sub
mit my olliclul report. Kvory thing is going
on nicely hero; so good-by."
Tlio wreckers liavo great hopes of get
ting tlio vessel off tomorrow on tlio nonp
tide, and aro fervently wishing that tlio
wind may cliaugo to tho cast or soutlioast
by that time.
Charged with Poisoning Iter Husband.
Erie, Pa., Jnn. 28. .Mrs. Knto M. Nollia
and Kdgur Gardner, who woro arrested
Sunday uiglit at Glrard, Pit., on thu charge
ot poisoning tho woman's husband, Peter
Nellis, hail u hearing yesterday, when both
pleaded not guilty, Mrs. Nollls Is said to
have boou under tho inllttcneo of Gardner,
who is an alleged spiritualistic medium.
Tho Nollls' kopt (tho loading hotel iu Gl
rard, a town of about 1,000 inhabitants.
Mrs, Nollls Is about 60 years of age, aud
her husband wns slightly oldor.
llxpects to Din In Prison.
NKW YoitK, Jan. 38. Charles W. Bart
lott. alias Paul Brlgham, alias Goorgo i
Watson, alias David J, Coloman, pleuded
guilty iu general sessions to tho charge of
forging; a chock cortlilontlon whereby ho
obtained J,50d from tho Lincoln National i
bank, of this city, fb'entonco was doforred
until Prlday. Tlio minimum penalty for
llat'tlett's uilmo ia ten years in stnto prison.
Ho lias said that ho expects to dlo In prison.
Ho Is OU years old.
Neiv Freo Delivery Poslotllces.
WASiHNdTOX, Jan. 28. Prco dollvory
mall servico will bo extonded to eighteen
poitolllcos on April 1, swelling tho total
number of froo delivery olllces at 033, Tlio
now list embraces Amherst, Mass.; La
conln, N. II.; Rockvlllo, Conn.; Jamaica,
N. Y.) Burlington, Wushlngtou and Ku
glewood, N. J., uud Dubois, Pa.
A Passenger Train Wrecked.
SAN FltANCIsco, Jnn. 28. Tho south
bound Southern Paclllo passenger train
on tho coast division ran into a washout
twontly ml'-'s south of this city. Tho lo
comotive ond four enrs wero thrown from
tho track. John Keycr, tho engineer, wns
killed and several passengers were lujurcd, I
but not seriously,
GARBAGE.
Its Disposal a Most Important Question
to Every Larpc Clty-Curlosllles of
the Dumps The Thousand and
One Things That go to
Make up Garbage.
If tho street cleaning and garbage collect
ing; department of auv largo ell v was to stun
work lor a week, disease and pestilence of
tno most malignant typo would result. To a
person who lias nevar seen them, tho garbage
dumps' ot J4ew ork arc a most interesting
and instructive sight. Day after day, month
iu and mouth out, with tlio regularity of
clockwork, carts loaded with all maimer of
refuse drive up, and their contents are shot
or dumped into the already huge plies of
tilth anil refuse waiting to he battled onto
scows and toned away, to be dumped into
ocean.
In our bodies arc tho hiiius heart, stomach,
bowels, bruin, liver, nerves, spleen, kidneys,
bones, muscles, tendons, gland, duets, skin,
bladder, mucous liieiiilmine, hair, teeth,
nails, tongue, eyes, etc.
All these organs mid tissues are inhabitants
of our body. All must be fed and nourished,
ljieh takes something ilitl'crcnt from the
Mood to fectl upon, sud rseh easts utitdilfc.r
ent garlmge, waste and lefuso into tlio streets
of the hotly the blood vessels.
Like Venice, tho streets of tlio body are
waterways, and instead of sweeping tliciu wo
must purify them by filtration.
livery one of these inhabitants of our hotly,
en tlio health of which our health and vigor
depend must oat, mustcastotitthcirrcsiiltlng
filth as well as the waste products produced
by tlio wear and tear of their regular work.
Our blood, then, contains not only the food
for our organs anil tissues, but their garliagc.
Hut this is not all. The stomach iu digesting
tho food wo eat and getting it ready to
nourish these organs and tissues loaves be
hind poisons and impurities that also foul the
blood.
llow does tlio hotly cleanse itself?
At tho dumps. Thcie are scavenger. in
our body as well ns iu our city, livery
particle ofwate, poi on ami relitso is quickly
picked up and swept along by tho rapidly
moving blood and is carried
where it is east out.
I to the dumps,
Thekidncysaro the "dumps" of tho human
body. 0(1 their activity and labor, minute
by minute, day and night, never resting,
nover sleeping, never idling, depends tlio
health and vigor; in short, tho life of every
organ and tissue in the body.
If they becomo weak, sick or diased and
fail to do (heir work or do it only partially,
every organ and tissuo In tho body feels it.
Tho kidneys must bo kept healthy, active
and strong iu perfect working order.
Dr. Ilobb's Sjunigus Kidney Pills not only
mako them healthy, but keep them healthy.
Dr Ilobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills prevent
this.
They arc like an oxtra forco of fresh, activo
hands at tlio "dumps."
Tlio excess of garbago is quickly and
promptly disposed of nud tho whole system
is made pure and clean again.
And tlio kidneys, relieved of tho strain of
extra work, soon recover tlicir strength, and
activity.
Dr. ilobb's Sjunigus Kidney Pills aro both
life-savers and health preservers.
Though small in size they arc giants in
healing.
Dr. Ilobb's Sjiaragus Kidney Pills are
endorsed by tho best physicians and sold by
druggists at 50 cents.
A valuable book milled free. Address
Ilobb's Medicine Co., Chicago or San Fran
cisco. '
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Oillcc hours : 7 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 9
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onic
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Lock Ilox 05, Slahanoy ()tty. Pa.
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Opposito Heading railroad station.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
HCHUYKlI.I, DIVISION.
January 0, 1B(W.
Trains will leave Hbeimndonb nftrr tho above
tlntc for wlRgnns, (lllbertnn, Krnckvlllc, D.irlc
Water, Bt. Clair, Potts Ille. Hamburg, Heading,
I'oltstown, Pboenlxvllle, Norrlstown and Phil
adelphia (llrond street station) at AOS nml Hit
a. m. nnd 1 1.1 p. m. on week days. For Potts
vlllennd Intermediate stations 9 On. ni.
HUNDAY.
I'or Wlggnns, (illhcrton, Frackvllle, Doric
Water, ft. Clair, Pottsvllle, at COS, 9 40 n. m. nn.l'
3 10p.m. Por Hamburg, Mending, PotUtowli,
Pboenlxvllle, Norristow n, Philadelphia ntOOO,
0 10 ll. 10., 3 10 p. m.
Trains leave Frnckvllle for Shenandoah nt
10 40 n. m. ami Utl, 101, 7 11 nud 107 p. m.
Hundny, II 13 a. in. anil .1 10 p. ni.
Leave Polls Ille fur Shenandoah nt 10 II, 11 48
n. to. nud I to, 7 II and 10 0U p. m. HuniLiy st
10 ton. in.. 1 1.1 p. m.
I.OHVO Philadelphia, (Hrnnd street station), for
Hhenaodoiih nt 1.17 and SHI a. in , 1 10 nlul 711
p. m. week days. Stmdas leave at ft. 'Via. m.
l.enve Hronif street station, Philadelphia, for
Hen tiirt, Ashitr Park, o.-eno Grove, lionp;
Hralicb, and iliterineilinte sbttiotis, 0.SO, 3.'i.
11.30 n. lit., 3 30, I Oil li. m. week-days. Sumljj s
(stop nt Interlftkeii fnr Asliury Park), S.2.1 a ni.
Isive Broad Street Htiition, PhiiiMlelpllta,
FOB NKW YORK.
Hxpress, week days, 3 JO, I 01, 1 .10, 1 11, n '(I,
7 33, H an, 30, II .'SI. 10 ::0 1 1 '.ulngUnr), 11 011, It 1 Hi.
in., 12 noon, 12 3.1 tl.imiled 100 and 122 p fn.
(Dining Oirsi I J.', (Dining Car), 140. 2 30
(Dining Car), 3 'JO, 100, 1 00, .1 5(1 (Dining Car),
SOO, A10, S l'i, loot) p. m., I 01 night. Simda),
), llilt, 1.10, 111, H12, O'JO, ISA 10 80 (MnlliK
Car), 1103 a. in, 12:11. I 2(1, (Dining Oar) !!.'
(Dining Onr). loll (Limited I 221, (Inning Carl
8 20, 3 Si (Dinliur Car;, (131, r.S0,12, lOOJp. nr.,
12 01 night.
I'.xprcss lor aisiiin, without ellnnge, lliu a.
m. week days, and ft 10 p. in. dally.
WAHIIINdTOX AND TIIK SOUTH
For Iktltlmnrc and Washington, 3.10, 7 20, H3t,
012,1020,1121 a. in., 1201) (4231 Limited Din
ing Unr), 112, .'Its, III (.110 ('nntrmwinnnt
Limited, Dining Car), 517, (Dining Car),
117, OH (l)lnlng Car), 740 (Dining Car)
p. m., and 12 01 night week days. Htllid.iyV
310, 7 20, 0 12, II 23 a. 111., 12 00 1 12, 4 II, ( S lr.
Congressional Limited, Dining Car), 107
(Dining Car), (111 (Dining Car), 7 K p. ni.
(Dliiluw Car) nud 1201 night.
Leave Market Htrect Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOlt ATLANTIC CITY.
Kxpress, 8 .TO n. in., 2 tO, ICO, and 5 00 p. in.
eek days. Holidays, 8 41 and II a. in.
For Cane May, Alurlessen, Wlhlwond and
""'U' ' ' h.m 'i'."' ono
ivxprcaa, .i ihi a. ni., anil i uo p. in.
For Sea Isle Cits, Ocean C
it. Ocean City and Avalon.
Kxpress, 9 00 a. in., nml 4 00 p. in. week days.
Holidays, 0 00 a in.
For Homers Point. Fxpresw, a. 10 a. m , ami
I OO p. m. week d.s. Snndnvs. 8 II a. m.
H. M. Piifvost, .1. It. Wool),
(len'l Manager. (Jcn'l Pass'g'rAnt
READING R. R. SYSTEM
IN KFI'KCT OCTOHKi; (,
Trains leave Shenando..!. ns futlows :
For Xew York via l'liILidelphta, week daya,
2 10, rVi, 7 20" ik. in., l2Mt aw audSiW p. m1
HmulaVH, 2 10 a. in.
For New York via Munch Chunk, week df.
5 23, 7 SH u. m.f 12 6 ami 2 ,rO p. in.
Fir lEeadlu and Philadelphia, week daja,
2 10, S 25, 7 20 a.m., 12 2 M and 5 Si p. in. H.m
davH, 2 10 a. m.
For Pottsvllle, week days, 210;720a. m.tand
12 .VI, 2 .V, and 5 & p. in. SundnyH, 2 10 a. in.
For Tiunaqua and Malmnov City, week day,
210,5 25, 7 20 n. in., 125 2 55 and 555 p. m.
Sund.i.VH, 2 10 a. in.
For Villi.niwpirt, Hunlmry and LewUbunr,
week days, .125, 11 30 n in., 150 nnd 7 20 p. in.
Sund.ivH, y 25 a. in.
For Mnhanny lMnne, eektlay, 2 to. It 21, 52Ti,
7 20, 1 1 : .1. m., 12 AS, 1 50, 2 55,5 55, 7 20 and 9 35
p. in. HiindaH, 2 10. 3 25 a. in.
ror Aniaim anu nanmKin, weeK nay,
7 20,1130 a. in, 150,7 20 nnd 9 35 p.m. Sun
d.iyn, 3 25 a ni.
For Kittlmorc, Wn.olitiiKton and tho 'Went win
M. fcO. U. It, lliruunh trainn leae Iteatllar
Terminal, Phtladetphla, ( 1 & U U.K.) nt 329,
.V, 11 2rl a.
3 1(. and
p. m.
rmmmyn.
3 20. 7 00. 1 1 M a. in.. .1 11 ami 7 T, n. in.
Addl-
tlonal trains from Tv, eut-fonrth and
Ohewt-
nut streets station, week dajs, 1 no, 5 11,
8 23 p.
in. Simula) s, I ill, SSI l. m.
TKAINH KOIt HIIHNANDOAH.
I.eavo New York via Plilladelpbia,
wwlc
SCO a. in , I :m, loo, i .ni p.
1 1 1 .'-1 1 1 . Sumlavs. C 00 n. in.
and 12 15
Leave New York via Manch Chunk,
week
days, I 80, (1 10 n. m., 1 10 nud 4 30 t. in.
lA-ave l'biladelpbt.i, Headinir Terminal, week
days, 1 20, 8 :13, 10 00 a. in. ami 100, 0 02, 1109
p. m. stimilas, II 30 p. in.
Leave Heading, week days, 13.", 7 tO, 10 OJ,
11 TiO a. m., 5 55 ami 7 57 p. m- SuudayH, 1 35 a. in.
Leave Pottsvllle, wecKinys, sin, (ID a.m.,
1230and 012 p.m. Sundays, '-35 a. til.
Leave Tailillipia. week day-, 3 IS, 850. 11 23
111., 1 20, 7 15 and 9.YJ ni. Sundays, 3 IS a. in.
Leave Jlabanov City, week dajs, 245, 921,
II 17a. in., 1 51, 7 30 and 1)51 p. III. Holiday, 3 15
n. ni.
Leave Mahanny Plane, week days, 2 40, 4 01).
080. 937, II "a. m , 12 58, 2 oil, 5 20, art, 753 and
10 10 p. ni. HiiiuI.ivs, 2 to I 00 a in.
Leave Wllllanisport, wi-ek d.iy, 7 12, 10 10 a.
111., 835 and 11 41 p. in. Sundays, 11 15 p in
ATLANTIC CITY" 1)1 VISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street wnrf and
South street whaif for Atlantic City.
Weekdays 15 press, 9 Oil a. tn , '-'00, 4 00, 5 00
p. in. Accommodation, 8 00a. in., I 30, 0 30 p. in
Sunday Kxpress, 0 00. 1000 a. in. Accommo
dation 800 a. m., I 15 p. in.
Hetiirning leave Atlantic City (depot,) week
days, express, 7 35, 9 00 a. 111., 3 30, 5 30 p. 111.
Accommodation, 0 50, 8 15 a. in., and I 32- p. na.
Sundays lixpress, I 00, 7 30 ji. m. Aooominoda.
tion. 7 15 a. in.. I n l. in.
Parlor Cars on all express trains.
I. a. swi:ioAi:i), ci. (,. Hancock,
(icn'l Superintendent. Oeii'l Pass. Agt.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
111 It B SKtrKK WATHU
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