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PASSENGER 03ACHES OVERTURNED
Tho Accident iV.l'jrcil nt Valencia Stn
tlon, Twi'iity.t" 1 Mllra from Pittsburg,
nml Was Cnu.i'il by the Alrlirnkes Ite
fiislug to Work. '
1'lTTSBOliO, A u. 25. Tho through Chi
napto 11111II train, Xn. 1 1, on the I'lttslmrs
nml Western railroad, which Is duo In Al
loghony In tho afternoon, was wrecked nt
Valencia Station, twenty-two nillos from
this city. First reports were to tho effect
that flftoon persons lrnl boon killed. Tho
latest information Is that no one was killed
outright. Tho rollof train with tho most
seriously Injured ro.ichoil hero at 4 o'clock
nml tho victims wcro removed Jto the
Allojjhony general hospitnl.
Tho followltir uro tho Injured- Mrs.
William Harsh, Tiilmadgo, O , head and
body badly cut and bruised, will probably
dlo; Mrs. C. F. llylo, Evans City, Pa.,
lartly cut nud bruised, very seriously;
Goor-ro Houston, train dispatcher, N'ow
C.istle Junetlon, I'a., recovery doubtful;
John Curry, Ploiisantvlllo, Va., danger
ously hurt; Mrs. William Morso, Ijlma,
O., probably dlo; D. Z. Schartz, Harmony,
Pa,, vory serious, recovery doubtful ; Gar
rett Culbert, Allegheny, slight chances of
hlsrocovory. Maud Bonnett, AlleRlieny,
Pa., skull fractured; Mary J. L. Smith,
Verona, Pa., skull fractured. Tho follow
ing wero badly Injured, but will recover
Mary Dennett, Allegheny; Walter Smith
Akron.O. ; Mrs.H. M. Cramcr.Apollo, Pa. ;
Jonnio Cramer, Hello Cramer, Apollo, Pa.
E. J. Smith. Beaver Fulls, Pn.i J. It,
Wcavorling, Now Castlo, Pa. ; J. C. Mlllor,
Hazlewooil, Pa. ; L. L. Qray, Allogheny,
Pa. ; O. W. Crooks, Carneolo, Pa, ; A. J.
Vnught, Buffalo, N. Y. ; William Muchh
brunner, Allegheny, Pa. ; Alox Jones.Car
ncgio, Pa. ; J. Edward Crill, Allegheny,
Pa. ; J. W. Morse, Lodl, O.
Train No. His composed of sloeplngand
mail oars. At Valencia it collided with a
work train. The wreck was a doublo 0110,
Tho work train ilrst ran Into a freight
truln, anil, tho gnulo being hoavy, several
cars of tho work train ran back, colliding
with tho passenger train. Tho collision
throw tho cars over n steep embankment,
and a numbor or the passengers wore
caught In tho wreck.
Tho local was standing nt Valencia Sta,
tlon unloading freight, when tho through
frolght camo to tho top of tho grado, Just
east of Valencia. Tho engineer, who was
on tho lookout for No. 23, put on tho air
brakes, but they refused to work, and his
train crashod Into tho local. Just at the
tlmo tho two freights collided tho passon
gcrcamo along on tho oasthound track
and was struck br tho freight cars, which
wero derailed at that moment. Tho en
glno and baggngo car of the passenger
train got through safoly and broke away
from the balanco of the train. Tho first
passenger conch, In which wero a great
mnny ladles, was crushod by a carload of
oil well tubing. Tho tubing was thrown
with terrific forco In overydircction, caus.
ing most of tho wounds recelvod by tho
passengers. Tho wreokago was plloil twen
ty-llve or thirty feet high in placos.
The railroad people say tho wholo tron
bio was caused by tho fall uro of tho alr-
brakos to work whllo tho through freight
was on the lull.
Two Men Killed on tlia Ilemllns.
IlAltuisiiriiO, Aug. 23. Two unknown
men wero struck and Instantly killed last
tiifiht by n passenger train on ho Phila
delphia and Reading railroad iiearllarrls
lmrg. Nothing was on their persons by
which they can bo ldontified. Ono had a
bank book showing a deposit In tho First
National bank of Lobanon In 189:1. Tho
nanio Cnssidy was written in tho book.
Doth were of middle ago. Tho bodies wero
hold by the coroucr for identification.
Coulttrt lletween llraztllans ami Itallnns.
Itio Janf.iho, Aug. 25. Numerous con
flicts aro reported to havo occurred bo
tween tho Iirazillans mid tho Italians In
San Paulo Saturday and Sunday, and tho
agitation still coutinuos. It Is hollered
that tho Brazilian government will with
draw tho oxequator from tho Italian con
sul, whom tho nowspnpors necuso of sup
porting tho Italians In their agitation.
Similar manifestations and scenes of dis
order aro oxpected hero lu tho near f uturo.
The Brazilian chamber of deputies has
unanimously rejected th.o protocolin ar
ranged for tho sottloinonT'of tho claims of
tho Italians who sullercd In former politi
cal troubles. As a result of tho troubles
between tho Brazilians and tho Itnlians In
San Paulo during tho past three days
threo persons are roportod to havo boen
killed and forty wounded.
The llrooklyu's Preliminary Hun.
Boston', Aug. 25. Tho now cruiser
Brooklyn made a preliminary run ovor
tho olllcial courso of Capo Ann yostorday.
The vossol left her anchorage off Hull and
steamod down the harbor, having on board
those lutorostcd in tho trial and tho usual
corps of iiowspapermoii. The nvorago
speed for tho round trip of 83 knots wns
20.117 knots an hour, a very satisfactory
perfuriiianco, all things consldorod. Tho
contract calls for u speod of 20 knots an
hour In a run of four consocutlvo hours.
For each quarter knot nbovo this a speed
premium of $50,000 lsulloived tho builders.
It is believed that on tho ulUcial trial to
morrow a speod of 21 H knots will bo ro
eorih'd, in which event tho ship will earn
for tho Cramps tho hniidsomo bonus of
frSUO.OOO.
Trouble In tlie Choctaw Nation.
Four SsilTlt, Ark., Aug. 25. Trouble
which has been browing for threo weeks
in tho Choctaw nation as a result of tho
election of Greou McCurtaln as govurnor
bids fair to end In warfaro. Mccurtain's
resldenco, slxty-flvo mllos southwest of
Fort Smith, Is now guarded by about
forty men against threatened attack by
about tho same numbor of men, mein
b.rs of tho Buzzard party, composed
largely of old time fullbloods and many
negroes. This party comprises many fol
lowers of MoCurtaln's opponents in tho
recent election. An unconfirmed report
roaches hore by passangers on n mirth
bound 'Frisco train arriving last night
that McCurtaln has boon killed.
Sliurkoy May (live l"lti four ltotimls.
San Fhancisco, Aug. 25. Kx-Chnmplon
Corbett will rolojiso P;tlor Sharkoy from
his obligation not to enter Into u boxing
eon tost with any publllst until aftor the
Corbott-Sharkey mill. Sharkey may moot
Bob Fltzslmiuons for four rounds In this
city. James 'Gibb, of tho National Ath
letic el lib, of this city, says his club will
take the match at u )or ceiitage, ., j
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President Olovoland Names Ex-Q-overnor
Frauois, of Missouri
FOE SECHETAEY OF THE INTERIOR
He U n!il tn tx- n Jlllllniiiilrf, Win Twlro
Covrrmir of HI Mate, Major of St.
Lou!- nml Is ii (lotd Ileliioerat Serre
titry SniJth's oveiiii'titi.
Ht-zZAUn's Hay, Jlim, Ann BS. t'rel
dont Clovelniul niinimucoi that ox-Clov-ernor
l'rauols, of Missouri, has lieoti np
polntod sncrotary oX tho Interior, vioo Hoke
Smith.
Tho annouuoemont that tho president
had appointed ox-Governor Francis, of
Missouri, to succeed Mr. Smith as secre
tary of tho Interior rather nurpris-od 'ah
Inpton, tnoro bocauso of tho Middonnen
with which it followed on tho heels of tho
announcement of Mr. Smith's retirement
than beoauso of tho selection. The rea
sons for Secretary Smith's voluntary with
drawn! from tho cabinet wcro understood
9 soon iisthonnnouncoinotit wasiuado on
Satunlay, and It was naturally oxpoctod
that, ns ho had retired Imcausu lie felt
obllfrod to support the nomlnoes of hl
party ut Chicago, hla BUccos.or would be
In full harmony with Mr. Cleveland on
tho money quostlon. There was a feeling
also that tho prosldont would probably
soleot Mr. Smith's successor from tho mid
dle wost, as tho south was already woll
represented lu his olllcial family.
Speculation, therefore, went f'o Missouri,
Indiana and Illinois, and the names of ex
Govornor Francis, ox-Coiiressmaii Hy
niim and others naturally suifgetod tliem
solvos. Governor Francis took a strong
stand in favor of the gold standard lu tho
preliminary- battlo for delegates to tho
Chicago convention, but ho and his asso
ciates wore disastrously beaten in his state.
During tho convention ho wns nlo very
active- Slnco tho convontion ho has, it is
said by his friends hero, given no public
utteranco as to his position with rog.irdto
tho Chicago ticket, and so far as known
has not, nt least actively, allied hinelf
with tho movement for the Indianapolis
convontion. Governor Francis through
out his political career has been a strong
supporter and a warm friondof Mr. Cleve
land and the administration. It is re
called that when Mr. Cleveland was at
Lakowood making up his cabinet prior to
entering upon his second term ex-Governor
Franrls was summoned there, and
thero was a strong impression for a time
that ho would lio given a portfolio.
Ho had been mayor of St. Louis and
twlco governor of Missouri, and bi-foro
Mr. Cleveland' nomination lieyiinea cer
tainty wns prmsed for tho presidential
nomination. At the time ho was talked
of for a oabinet position it wns said that
ho had Ikt-ii bitterly opposed by a fartlon
in his state, and that a remonstrance
against his selection was forwarded to
Mr. Cleveland. Governor Francis is well
known In Washington. Ho ha boon hero
frequently and Is exceedingly popular. Ho
was hero only a few days ago and It wus
thought when lie left that he had gone to
Gray Gables. Dospito the high honors ho
has already achieved ho is still a compara
tively young man, in tho nighborhood of
50, strong and vigorous, of sunny tempera
ment mid goulal disposition. Althouifh
taller In stature, he somewhat ro-emblos
Secretary Morton In personal appearance.
Ho has a llorid complexion, sandy hair
and moustache. Kx-Govornor Francis Is
said to bo a man of nonsldcrablo means.
Ho was said to lie n millionaire it fowyours
ago.
Secretary Smith ovlncod tho greatest
suti-factlon when ho heard tho name of
his successor. Ho said: "I have tho pleas
ure of nn Intimate personal acimalntanco
with Governor frauds, and estoom him
most highly. Ho is a man of marked abil
ity. Of courM) I feol a deep Interest In the
department, and I don't know any ono to
whom I would more willingly turn It
over."
Many of the friends of Secretary Hoke
Smith, both within and outside tho de
partment, called during tho day to oxpross
regret at tho coining departure. A num
ber have sent communications to the sec
retary expro.i-.ing similar sentlmoiits. Sec
retary Smith has made no plans looking
to participation in tho canvass of the stato
and has so far declined all Invitations to
speak. His Intention Is to re-unio law In
earnest and to rebuild tho excellent prac
tice he enjoyed. Ho will practice ulono.
Amtree'M 'Irlp Delayed.
TltOMSOE, Xorway, Aug. 23. Professor
Androe has arrived hero from Dano's
Island on board the Virgo, apparently
having abandoned for this year his at
tempt to cross the Arctic regions in a bal
loon. STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Oitntntlons of the New York and
I'hlluilf lhlu Kxchfinse.
Ni w York, Aug. 24. Today's stock market
whs of holiday proportions, so far ns the uxtent
of the tradluK was ooncenuid, and considerable
Irregularity of movement was displayed. Tin
(Mienim? was slightly ileprossoil on news of an
exteUHlon of rate cutting nud uncertainty ro
pinling thu Immodlata tlimnoiiil outlook. Clos
ing bills :
Haltimore is Ohio IS LmIiIkU Valley
?i
UP
til
5)s
Chesn. fc Ohio IiH New Jersot-Ceil
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118 N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
11M ItonlhiK. .. .
lt St. Paul.
30 W. N. Y. AsPa .,,
I).,L.&W
Brie .
Lake Erie SsV!.
Lehigh Nov . .
iduv.'t paid.
0i
r.enurat Market.
PlllUt.PillA. Aug. ai.-Plour firm; winter
superfine, 1.W)J.15; do. extras, S.15'J.30;
Pennsylvania roller, elear, ti.7yW; ilu. do
straight, t3&i;ll. Wheat dull: August, Ma,
IM'nu. Corn lonwr; August, i7H!Je. Oat's
dull ; August, 24'si5o. Hay steady ; choice tim
othy, IU.S011. Heuf quiet i city family, tVMD
1U. Lard nominal ; western stuam, fi-Hi'. Ilut
terfirm: uiwlpm (tulri- (.LaH. .in
cry, HHiQldo.; do. factory, 7w4'llo.;' Elgtns,
luo. ; imiKuiou creamery, luauu. ; Now York
ilalry, IftSlSa i do. creamery, ll)10o.; funcy
state prints, wholesale, lOo. ; prints Johblni! nt
IIKOlDln. Cliiwut.ui.lv. lo,.. ui.. . ....
, ifu,, niiiuii.
Hg,S4o. ; part skims, 2'iWo. ; full skims, lU4c.
jWBsnnui nnr norK unu reniisylvaula, IWfl,
lllo. ; western, 1315o,
Live Stock Markets.
New Yoiik, Aug. 21. Steers stronger. Oxen
and dry cows steady! hulls lower. Native
steers Jt.05-31.00; stags nnd oxen, .75UO;
ImlU. iirt.aS; Hev mu-i flf 'JnrtS.I ..l.., i...
' - wn.n.Mw,.. .t.vv ule
und lowers veals, l7l grassersaud butter
milks, U.7&r3.2i. Sheep and lambs lower:
sheep, J2.5aSl: lambs, $3.7&gi3.
KlST T.IIIKIITV. Pn A,,. )l T,....Tn 1
'-.. ... MHiiviumr:
prlme,1.4O(!I.50j common,a33.S0: roughs, fat.
,U..V.-rV.W, ...ub9 VUVTB, fO.HO. llOg'
fctiAilv: nrlinn Ilvltf . in ftv.s to. n...
, 01 '-'-l UlliUlUlll,
J3.6O-3.70i common to falrYorkors, ia.C0fa.lH:
roughs, t2.23i32.aa. Sheep barely steady 1 primo,
IJ ouji.75j common, H.7&S2.60. Larabs-Oholoe,
ti'5.U3 . common to good, $3(33.73 , veal calves,
ft.2&id.&0.
I'rr.lijlerliin Young People's Citiitention
Omaha. Aug l!l Tin I'piiiinu
young people's convention trau-i. t v n
business yesterday, bntheld three v-m .i 5
Hov. J. T. McCmry 1). I)., of lltfsbn--spoke
In the forenoon on "Christ in Our
National Life." In the afternoon a mis
lonary nieetlng was held, and nt nUhr
J. IC. McCliirkln, I). 1)., of IMttsbnrix
spoke on "The Church." The comnUtio,
on nomination havo decided upon the
following: Tithe comniittoo, C. I1. t'amp-j
liell of Chicago. William Woods of Mini-'
mouth, Ills. : llev. ,T. A. Cosbv of Aurum, I
Ills. ; secretary, Hov. W. I. Wlshart of Al
legheny, l'a. The convention indorsed I
the Humiliations by n unanimous vote, i
Hov. W. It. Wilson, of Morcer, l'a., spoke
on "i:sontlal Kloiiientsnf Personal Con-1
lecrntlon," and to conduct a conference I
fill th niliiMnn nf tlm ,1 1 , nl lm 1 1....
tithes. The question of tithes brought
out a lengthy discussion ns to the mean
ing of tho nibllcnl command to give a
tenth.
Ilroivneil nt Atlantic.
Atlantic Citv, Aug. si. Herliert H.
Cook, aged 25 years, only sin of Genrgn
Harvey Cook, president of the Ilrlirantlne
Ilallroad and Transit company, was
drowned In front of the Holland House, nt
llrlgiintino Heach, yesterday. Cook was
bathing with ,ToM-ph U. Stiyiler, of Phila
delphia, and Miss Klma Stnehle. of Pitts
burg. They were caught in the heavy un
dertow and wore unable to roach shorn
until throe rescuers arrived, who, with the
aid of a wooden settee, managed to sax el
l-inyilrr ana Miss Stnehle, after consider
able labor. They could not roach Cook In
time to savo him. His body was found a
half hour afterwards Cook was n gradu
ate of Stephens Institute, class of '113, mid
was employed at tho I'eneoyd Iron works,
Philadelphia.
file Coiiilets Ailjllitued Imnne.
Tiiunton-, Aug. 21. Flvo prisoners in
tho New .lorsov stato prison were adjudged
insane joiterdny by tho prison phvslriiin.
and they will besout to the Statu Hospital
for tha Illsiille. (lm. U .T.ili.i Itr..,, K....
tel. it,.!,!..! r-.......l.. tr , ''....' I
....w vn, .(.ttn ,ii-ii, -.iii, u Ket'iier,
acros-, tho faco with a knife. Another is
0ten Myntt, of Mercor, serving n ten
years' sentonco for manslaughter. His
lenn expires next Decomber, but it is
probable he will spend tho remainder nf
his life In the Insane asylum. The other
tinware John Kent of Middlesex county,
K Meyer ot Hudson and John Hellly of
Union.
lllgllMliy Itulilier's Seiiteneeil.
IiANCASTKH, Pa., Aug., III. Charles
Nlckal and George Hossley, who say thair
homo Is In Pittsburg, and Jhn Xcttley,
of Philadelphia, were found guilty of high
way robbery yesterday afternoon. Tho
first named was sontenced to eight yours
In tho Eastern penitentiary, nud the latter
two to slxycars each. They were a trio of
tramps who last month held up and
robbed Samuel G. Arthur, a Pennsylva
nia railroad brakeman, at Hill Creek this
county, relieving him of his watch at the
point of it pistol, and afterwards robbing a
farmhouse. During tho same night they
terrorized the crewof a Pennsylvania rail
road freight train.
Mr. Clltlliilif rlnlu Sllulilly 11, Iter.
Saiiatoua, Aug. 1U. There has been a
great change in the oondltlon of John F.
Chamberlain, tho well known Washing
ton hotel proprietor. Dr. liurchnrd, who
Is in attendance, says that ids patient has
come out of the somnolent state, Iris
taken considerable nourishment and ap
pear. 'n . -v.iy nvtl"'i. 1 Yesterday It
was f' ired th if Mr Cha iberhtln would
die, but the indications are now favorable
for his recovery, although his physician
states that ho lsstllliiiacrlticariioiiditiuti.
How Are Your Kidneys?
Ever have your back ache?
Dr. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney
3
Fills
ftnd tt I'ari MrunR
Jlf-Hlthr kidners
l-nrlf) the blood bj
flltriny from It
urli nefd nml all
A. J7 oincr poisons or
Vi ierftct lieHlth. liy
i-urlfjlngtheblood
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Sparagus Kidney
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Kldner WeukQfwM, uutl Hit Inflammation
ot tlie Ktdnnie. Thjfictanft anil drugyihtu
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Holib lie wed lu., thlfsgu sad Sa Frsaelieoi
For Sale In SHIiNANDOAlI, PA., by
S. P Kirlin, Drueist, 6 Suuth Main St.
FIR TUP??! 604 North Sixth St.
Mi ll I II EsQaEU Side entrance on Green SL
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Curotlby this Kriinulur ffliTM-Hci'iit nml Minui
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iv nlf(lit out.
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BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah
Wanted-An Idea
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Protect your Meant ther may bring ou wealth.
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aua lUt vt two huutre4 lnrfntlous wanted.
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For sale by P P. D. KIBWX. Shenandoah. Pa. m
m
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IN
Trnl-s leave si,
I-or Niiv Yi.rk e a PLUaili
2 ie I.i 7 ) ll in 12 IS
Hiitulai s 2 V n m
For Ni it Yor,; aMauihf umk wee
S 21, 7 20 a m 12 l anil J Co i m
i mi itt-.KiMK lliKi l lmMlliUll WITS QAW-H
2 10, 5 2.1. 7 20 n.m 12 IS 3 n anil 5 15 p in, Sun-
ror I'otti ilk . week das. 2 In 7 J a tn. and
12 IS, 3 00 and 5 M p. tn Sundays. 2 I" a t.l.
For Taliiiiqua and M.ihanov lltv. tvrlt days,
2 10, S IS, 7 20 n. in., 12 IS. 3 00 mill .1 M p m.
Silliiln.l n, 2 10 n. tit.
For Wllllatinport, Runliiirv nml Leivtburg,
week days, 3 2-V 11 30 a. in., 1 ISO nnd 7 2.1 p. m.
Hiuulavs, 3 2S ii. in.
For Nlahanoy Plane, weekdays, 2 10 3 21, 5 25.
7 20, 11 30 a. in.. 12 IS, 1 .10, 3 00.5 3.1, 7 21 and 8 1
p. tn. Sundays, 2 10, 3 25 n. in.
For Ablaiid and Sbainokin, tleek davs. 8 29.
720,1130 . ,., 1 50,72.1 and DM p in Sun
days, 3 2.1 a. tn.
For Riltimore, AVasltliiKtnn ami the West via
11. .to. It It., through trains !- Iteaillnic
Terminal. Philadelphia, (I. t H. II V.) 8 20,
7 .VI, 112il a in., 3 10 and 7.27 p. t... Sundays,
3 20, 7 00. 11 2(1 a. nt , 8 II nnd 7 27 p. in. Addl'
tloiml trains from Twenty-fourth nml Chest
nut streets station, week dav, 10 30 a in 12 20,
12 Id 8 10 p tn. Sundays, 1 35, 8 23 p. m.
TKAINS FOIl SHENANDOAH.
Leave Now York vln Philadelphia, week
days, 4 30, 8 OT a. in., 1 30, I 30, 11 00 p. in. and
night. Sunday", 0 00 p. in.
Leave New York ilo Mnttch Chunk, week
days, I 30, 0 10 n. in., 1 30 and 4 15 p. in.
Leate Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, week
days, I 20, 8 31, 10 H a. tn. and 101, 6 30, 1180
li.ui. Snnibivs. 1 90 ii. tn.
Leave Heading, Meek days, 1 31, 7 10, 10 08.
11 IW a. in., r, oo nnd s 20 p. in. Sunilavs. 1 11 a. m.
t .. .. I...... II, 1. .1 n n - tn
liroiL-iuu.iiiii', UH ..V,, , -VJ a.m.,
12 30 und (112 p. in. Hiindav", 2 3.1 n. in.
Leaie Tntnaii'i. neck itav, 3 is, 8.10, 11 23 a
in., 1 27. 7 20 and 0 13 p. m. Sumt.ivs. 3 IS n. m.
Leate Malinnoy City, Meek d.iv. 311. 9 21,
11 17 a in., 2 03. 7 II and 10 OS p. in. Sundays, 3 45
n. in.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, tveek davs. 2 10, 4 00
(ISO. 9 37. 1 1 .10 a. in., 1 12, 2 111, 3 2ll,-0 20, 7 57 and
10 211 p. in. Sundays, 2 40, 400 a. lu.
Leave 1Viliinlnport, Meek days, 7 12. 1010 a.
in.. 331 nnd 11 II p. in. Sunda)s, 11 15 p. tn.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Cbetnnt street watf and
South street whatf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays Ktpros. SOU. 9 00, 1041, a. tn.,
SntllM,. only, 130, 2 00, 3 011, 3 HI, 4 00, 4 80,
soef30p. in Accommodation, sot n. m.. 430,
0 30 p. m 81.00 eiurioti train, "(tin. in.
Sinidny KxpreM, 7 30. 8 00, s :m,9 a), 1000 a. m.
1 lip in Aieniiitnodatlon 800a. in., 4 1.1 p. in.
SI no -fiirlou train 7 00 a. in.
ltituriiiiig leaie Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
Weekday -cxpre, MuniliivR milv, 8 451,
7 ii. 7 41. s 11. 9 00. 10 M n. in.. 3 30. I :n, 8C, 7 30,
tl 3 1 1. in Aeciunnioilfitinii, 0 20. 7 .11, a. in , 4 32
p in Si oi excursion train ftoin font Mississippi
avenue onl j 0 00 p. in.
Siiii.liiy Kxprcss, 3 30, 4 00, 5 00, 0 00, 6 30,
7 00, 7 30, S 00, 0 30 p. tn. Amin limitation, 715
n. tn., .10.1 p in. Sl.00 excursion train froin tool
Mississippi avenue only 0 10 p. in.
Parlor Curs on all express trains.
I. A". SWLlOAltll, Ci. (I. HANCOCK,
Oeu'l Superintendent. (len'l Pass. Ag
pepia.' Railroad.
SCIIUYKII.I. DIVISION.
J CM- 211, IS98.
Trains will Icftvc llcnulHloIlll nflor tlie aliors
ilnte for WigKnlis, (.llliortnli, Krnckrillp, Dark
Wntrr, ft. Clulr, I'nttsvllle. Il.lllibliri;, lioiullnir,
l'ottslmvn, l'lii.i'iil wlllc N'lirrlstoivn nml 1'lifi.
inlflphlii (Urtmil strert statiim) nt f,0 nnd 1145
a. ni. iukI I 2ii i. in. un iii'i'k ilays. For Potts
villr and liitenneiliatt- stations 9 10 n. tn.
SUNDAY.
For ViKi-nlis, Clllliirton, Frbckvtlle, Dark
Wnlcr. St. Clair, l'ottsvllle, at ll tw, 10 it. in. and
3 10 p. in. For lliiinlitirir, ltcmliiiK, l'ottstown,
IMiolmiIivHH', Norrlstown, l'lillmkliiliiu at 0 00,
9 10 n. in., 3 10 p. 111.
Trains leave Frnckville for Slienauiloab al
10 10 n. in. anil 12 11, 5 01, 7 12 nml 10 27 p. at.
.Sunday, 11 13 n. in. nnd 5 10 p. tn.
Leave Fotlsville for Slleliaiiiloali at 10 15, 11 4S
a. in. and 1 10, 7 15 nnd 10 00 p. in. Sunday al
10 10 ii. in., 5 15 p. in.
Leave Philadelphia, (llroad street stationl, for
Sl.enatuloali nt 5 57 nmt s 33 n. in., 1 10 and 7 II
p. in. v, eek days Sundays leave at 0 50 n. in.
Leave Broad stleet station, Philadelphia, tor
Sen dirt, Ashury Park, Derail (liove, Lonic
Itrnnch, nml intermediate stations. 1 05, 6.50, 8.25.
I I. 30 n. in., 2 .is, 3.30, 1.05 p. 111. Meek-days, 5 0
satiitdais only. Suiiitaj. (stop at luterlaken
for Ashury Park), I 05, s.25 a
Ix-avc Iiroud Mtrcct station, Plillaildphla,
van new yokk.
Kxpress, week-ila.ls, 3 20, 1 al, t 50, 5 15. 6 50,
7 :ci. s 20, 9 so, 9 30, 10 21 (lilnini: Car), 11 00 n. m.
12i)noou, 1233 (Limited 1 110 and I 22 p. in.
Iliiiini-rars), 1 10, 230 (l)iiilni; Oar) 3 20,3 50,
1 Oil, 5011, IS. HI IDIliiug far, DUO 6 50, 12, 1000,
p. in , 12 01, niuht Sundays, 3 20, 1 03 I 50, 5 15.
il, s ail, 9 311, 1021, DIiiIiik Car), 11 Ol a. m.
12:13,230 Diiilim Car), 100 ILImlted l22IlinlnK
Clirj. 5 20, 5 5il, IHiilng Car, 6 33, 6 30, S 12, 10 00
p 111 . 12 01 night.
Kxpress for llostou without change, 1100 a,
III. , ueek-ila s, mid 6 50 p. 111 , d.lil .
FOIl WASHINGTON AND THE SOI'TII.
For Iialtlmre and WashliiKton, .1 50, 7 20, 8 31
1020, 11 23 ll. 111., 1209 (113) Limited Din
Inn Car), 1 12. 3 18, 4 11 (5 19 Congressional
Limited, DlninK Car), 6 17, 0 55 (Dining Car),
7 5s (IllnliiR Car) p. 111., and 1205 nlgbt
week days. .Sundays, 3 50, 7 20, 9 12, II 23 a.
111., '.2 09 1 12, I 11, ( 5 15 Congressional Limited,
Dining Car), 6 5? (Dining Carl, 7M n. m.
( Dining Car) and 12 05 night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave llrnad street station, Philadelphia (via
Delaware rilerlirldge), express, 9 07 n. in. 833
and 7 02 p in. week days. Sundays 907 a. tn.
and 7 02 p. 111 Returning leate Atlantic City.
7 50 n. 111. week days, 10 03 n. 111. 1 15 p. 111. daily.
Leavo Market street Ferry, express, 5 00, 8 20
9 10a 111., (100 Saturdays onlvl, 1 50 2 50, 3 40,
I to, I 20, f 00 nnd 3 30 p m J 1.00 excursion, 7 CO
a. Ol. Sundays, 6 00, 7 30, 8 00, 8 30. 9 00, 9 45 11.
111., mid I 3d p. 111. gl.00 exeursiou 7011 a. in.
it. tun. lug lenve Atlantie City, 6 15 ( Mondays
only), 7110,7 10, h 00, 9 05, 11 05 a. m 3 00. 4 U),
5 3-1. 7 50 and 9 15 p. in, week dnys. Sundays,
3 10, I 10, 5 00, 5 30, 6 00,7 00, h03, 9 03 mid 9 53
p. m.
For Cape May, Anglessea, YVIIdwood and
Holly lleacll. Express, 9 00 a. 111., 2 30, 4 05 . 5 00
p ru week days. Sundays, H 20 a, in. Excur
sion, 7 00 n. 111. daily. Cape May only, express,
1 30 p. m. Satulilays.
ForSenlslo City, Ocenn City mid Avalon.
Express, 9 10 n. 111., nud 2 30, 4 20, 500 p. tn.
ivek dav. Sundays, . 50 a. 111. Excursion
7 00 a. 111 daily.
For Homers Point. Express, 5 CO, 7 Oil, 7 40,
9 in a. in., 1 Oil Saturdays only, 2 50. I 00 ana
5 30 p. 111. week days. Sundays, 7 00, 8 00, 9 00.
9 15 a. in.
8. M. I'Rr.voT, J. It. Wood,
Ucii'l Manager. Gcn'l Pass'g'r Agtt
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