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yoit chief nuitonss,
' PIERCE WALKER,
Of tho Fourth ward.
; Subject to Citizens party rules.
vote: FOR
(JOSEPH WYATT,
OF SlinSANDOAH,
.FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
FMrst District.
VOTE FOR
IRANE C. REESE,
Pi
Or SiinsAxnoAii,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Of IlnoAU Mountaix,
1'OH-
ICounty Treasurer
VOTE FOR
1E0. FOLMER, Sr.,
Of SncxAKDOAH,
-FOR-
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US TRIBUTE TO GRANT.
Our Ohineso Visitor at the Great
General's Tomb.
POE'JAL WELCOME TO AMERICA.
Thci (Irn tliiRof PrpIdi-nt Clcvt'lnnd to the
Nation' (litct at tin Nw York Ural-ili.net-'
nf lion. VIIU:ini C. Whitney, 11
fcecrrtury of tho Navy
Xkw Vo'ik, Au?. 81. Ll HuiiR Chnnit
eiitertnlnert nnd win ontortntnctl on Sat
urday ntiirate-whloli Irft thodlstlnuulshed
ptntumnn In n sttu of nlnioit breathless
wniidor. Tlmt, at leant, vna tho judgment
of tlioso who saw him after tho last of tho
functions, in all of which but one ho was
tho chief llsruro. Euily In tho morning
Secretary Olnoy sent In hU card to tho
nation's gxuvt at tho Waldorf and was re
ceived by tho Chinese premier, returning
the call soon at tonvard.
Later the oArl called upon tho president
of tho United States, mudoiind received
nn address, was called upon by Mayor
Strong, and In tho ovonlng attended a
dinner Riven in his honor by former
Unltod States ministers to China. In go
lug about Ll Hung Chang 1m escorted by
four troops of United States cavalry,
Tho meeting botweon President Cleve
land nnd tho Chlnoso prince took placo at
tho rosldonco of ox-Socretary 'William C.
Whitney, nt Fifth avenue nnd Flfty
soveuth stroot Tho ambassador of China,
with tho tltlo of Su-Y, was prosentcd to
t,hn tirosldeut of tho Unltod States by Sec
retary Olnoy, bowing low. Then one of
his sulto handed to Karl Ll n tablet of yel
low satin, on which wcro engrossed rows
of Chinese characters, which his excellency
read to tho president. IIo read with great
deliberation, placing a flngorupon each
character oh ho road it. At its conclusion
his intornrotor nroeecdod to rend tho ad-
dross from an English translation, doing
this with considerable oratorical cllcct.
Tho carl's address wn3 in substanco as
follows:
"Your excellency. It affords mo great
pleasure to havo tho honor to bo presented
to your excellency. Tho reputation of
your highly esteemed virtues is widely
known throughout tno worm, nnu m you
tho citizens of tho United States or Ameri
can havo invariably placed their confi
dence, consemicntly both tho Interior ad
ministration and tho oxterior relations of
this great republic are in a state of pros
perity. "It will olwnys bo tho desire of my
august master, tho emperor of Chlnn, to
maintain tho most cordial relations with
America, whoso friendly assistance ren
dered to tho government of China after
tho Chlna-Japaneso war, anil whoso pro
tection for tho safety of tho Chlncso im
migrants iu America are always to bo
highly allDreclateu.
"I urn now especially appointed by my
august master, tho emperor or unina, to
nresent to vour excellency tho assurances
of his most friendly feelings toward tho
United States of America, In hopo that
vour excellency will reciprocate Iris sentl
ments nnd co-oporato with him to promote
tho friendly intercourse bctweon our two
countries for tho caue or human Kliut.
In Ids reply tho president said In part:
"Your excellency, It gives mo great
pleasure to receive from your hand tho
personal letter from your august sover
eign and to greet you as nls personal rep-
tentative. Slnco our two countries becamo
better acq ualntod many incidents havo oc
curred calculated to increase our friendly
relations, oud not tho least gratifying of
theo uro the friendly expressions con
tained In tho lottcr of your emperor and
the visit to our country of his most dis
tinguished subject.
-Notwithstanding tho widely dluerent
characteristics of tho two countries, tho
welcome which Is tendered you by tho
government and citizens of tho United
States Illustrates In tho strongest possible
manner the klndshlp of nations. o feel
that In tho arrangement of your tour
you'havo not allotted to your sojourn
nmonir us sulllclent tlmo to gain an
adequate observation of all Wo havo ac-
communed as a nation, it win noc, now-
over, oscape your notlco that a rich and
fertile domain has ncro ueon quiciuy cro
uted by thoso who were assured that thoy
would renD where thoy hail sown : mat n
strong and beneficent government has
been hero established by those who loved
freedom, and that wo havo a generous ami
natriotlc noODlo, who lovo their govern-
.mcnt because it is tholrs contracted by
.them, administered for them, and pro
tected and wived from harm uy tnem,
Those formal compliments having been
rtasscd. a secretary produced a roll of yel
low paper, claboratoly bosoalod and berlb
boued and Inclosed lit yellow silk, which
W passed to Favrl Ll nnd Karl Ll probonted
to the president, it was tno credentials 01
f he earl a.s an ambassador of China. Thus
bttded tho formalities.
At tho banquet In tho evening, which
wm nraided over by beorgo J . teowaru
(arfWuJlfstor to Chlua, Earl Ll ulso read an
nfljrtssT ,
JA jruryj Chang spout Sunday quietly
stttM Whldorf. In tho morning no re
ouiwulJits old friend, Colonel Forrester,
oflAiterjvprds a delegation of Mott street
iuMii&!Uataid tholr respects to tho vice
rn. In the afternoon uoionei r rod u.
u rail t eaooriou J.ari u auu jus miu ij iu
the omp pi Goneral Grant There wore
4,0uU or 6,000 people on hand to seo tho
great CMiuiuinn.
Wheii ttie-msmbersof tho party alighted
from the onrfiagos Ll Hung Chang re
tained his seat until tho big rod plush
chair was carried forward from ono of tho
rear uarriagec The walk from tho drive
tothtOitibttomynloutuity yarns, oui
the augii ivtau does not walk when out
side of doors In China, and it was deemed
propor thafr he slujuld bo carried to tho
spot lii hts own BhiWr. Four stalwart po
licemen wera wlected as tho bearers.
When the ylnray was let dowu nt tho
door of tlmMUnoKotni' fom his scat,
and proaled byvljrod U. Grant, General
Horaco Porter nnd his interpreter entered
the tomb. (IX. Hung Chang stood on tho
llrst step, just lnsldji tho gate. The florist's
representative handed him u wreath,
which ho laid ntadnst the metal casket
which wmtaitfsiidjfs remains.
Thou followed n'mgiuopt of profound 6l
lcnco. The vicorqy bon his hoad, and
seemed deeply-' lir jiro'sBOiL I lo did uot shed
tears, ason tho,occaslgn when Jio vlsltod
tho tomb of General Gordon. Turning to
Colonel Grant hoeSUdi "luni pi'ofonndly
touched by thlr visit ta the gravo of ono
jior-
told
'that such was not tho case, fto turnod nnd
looked on' thoVpWnmdTftauroloirm that is
nearlng completion. 'UJOW muoh did It
General Porter told" hlra' inai It was
built by the subscriptions of 60,000 persons,
who contributed all tho way from ono
j'l'tiny to &",J00. "The Amorlcnn people
ii'v grateful to your excellency," said Gen
eral Porter, "for your generous subscrip
tion." The viceroy bowed Ills head In acknowl
edgment of t!io compliment Ho was
mining the original subscribers, nnd gnvo
J5HO for the tomb.
"When will It lw finished?" he next
nskod.
General Porter told him that tho dedi
cation would take placo on April 27 noxt,
which whs General Grant's birthday.
Li Hung Chang turned his face again
to the tomb and remarked that ono of tho
things for which ho had coino to America
was to loy n wreath on tho tomb of Gen
eral Grant.
i hen tho vlccreual narty arrived nt
Cloreniount tho people manifested their
approbation by applauding htm vigor
ously. It was tho llrst time since ho made
his uppcaranco In public In this country
thnt lie appeared to tako on interest In the
peoplo surrounding him. Ho looked from
right to left at tho great crowds, but did
not maKe any acknowledgment or tho np
pldhso. Tho cheering was renewed, as the
policemen carried him on tho chair from
tho driveway to tho tomb, and thoro was
more applause when ho omerged from tho
toniu. as the olllcers carried him bncK to
tho carrlngo he surveyed tho liumeuso
throng on tho hill abovo him, and looked
again towards tho crowd iilong tho Illvcr-
siuodrlvo on taking bis seat In tho car
riage. Tho return drive was through Contrnl
Park to Seventy-second street nnd down
Fifth nvcnuo to tho houso of Colonel Fred
Grant, where ho called on Sirs. U. S.
Grant, the widow of tho man whoso mem
ory he had just honored. Ho entered Into
a long talk with Mrs. Grant through tho
interpreter. Ho had methorin China when
sho was traveling with her husband, nnd
ho seemed to have a great many questions
to ak. Ho presented Mrs. Grant with
somo valuable dross stuffs and two lnrgo
boxetof tea. Tho party at Colonel Grant's
houso were served with refreshments aud
tho viceroy consented to drink a cup of
tea, with some bread. It was tho first par
ticle Of food Ll Hung Chang has partaken
of slnco ho came to this country, oxcept
that prepared by his own cooks.
Ll Hung Chang arrived nt tho V. nldorf
again nt 0:45. Ho retlrod at U o'clock as
usual.
Li Hung Chang left this morning on tho
dispatch boat Dolphin for Wost Pi,int. Ho
is accompanied by tho members of his
retlnuoand oOlcers of tho United States
government who are attending him dur
ing his stay in this country. Assistant
Secretary McAdoo, of.tho navy, and M.W.
Itockmll, llrst assistant secretary of state,
also accompany tho party. Earl Ll will
Inspect tho United States military acad
emy at Wost Point and returu to this city
on tho Dolphin.
Hill I.I to Visit Wilihlligton.
Wasiii.vgtos, Aug. 31. At the Chinese
losntlon today it was said that .it had
been determined thnt Ll Hung Chang
would visit this city next Thursday, ar
riving here at night. It is believed that
no public olllclal dlspliy will tako place,
but that Ll Hung Chang will on Friday
be quietly escorted to the Capitol and
other public bulldlnis.
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Ill Driitli nt Till Thin- tn.'U All I'ru.l
l)llltU'i (r Cnnfi-rciiri-or rrenili-rs nnit
Ciinjii.l the IJnr to CliniiRu the I'liun
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LOXIiON, Aug. Hi. A dispatch to Tho I
Telegraph from KlelT says that l'rlnre Ln- j
banolT-Uostovsky, Husbm minister of I
foreign affairs, died suddenly whllo travel-
lug from Vienna to that place, 1'rlnco j
Lobanoff-ltostovsky was In tho company
nf tho czar at tho time of his death, and
his demise was wholly without warning.
Tho nows of Mio doath of 1'rlnce Loban
oft oaUFod g cn,'. oxclteinent throughout
Ilussln, where tno personality of tho min
ister of foreign
utTalrs was con
sidered to bo sec
ond only to tho
eznrhlmsolf.
1'rlnco Lobanoll
pursued n strong
foreign policy it
policy which was
regarded In somo
quarters as
threat -ning tho
p e a co of tho
world
l!e-lrles his po
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LOnAMlFF-IiOSTOVSKY. I'rlncr- LoballolT
rloVoted his Iglsuro hours to the study of
nnd to tho writing of works on llusslan
history. Tho tour which ho hnd planned
to tako with tho czar through the countries
of western Kuropo was expected to bo
most far reaching in results, affecting the
settlement of tho eastern question. Francis
Joseph paid Prlnco Lobanoff-Hostovsky
tho hlghost honors during tho recent visit
of tho czar to Vionnn, and his death at tho
prpsont juncture Is regarded as a most
dramatic and important event, upsetting
as It doos nil possibilities of conferences
between tho foreign ministers of tho great
powers nnd compelling tho czar to chnngo
tho plans concerning his . tour through
Germany, Franco and Kngland.
Prince Lobanoff-Hostovsky was op
pointed Husslan minister of foreign af
fairs Feb. 2S, 1SU5, succeeding tho late II.
Do Glers. For years Prince Lobanoff, as
ho Is commonly known, was regnrded ns
SI. Do Glers' must probable successor.
When tho post of minister of foreign af
fairs was left vacant by tho death of that
famous statesman Emperor William of
Germany Interposed certain objections to
tho nppolntment of Prince Lobanoff. At
first It seemed posnlblo that tho czar
might make another selection. During n
visit of Kinperor William to Vienna, how
ever, the emperor, tho Grand Duke Vladi
mir and Prince Lobanoll met at tho llus
slan embassy In Vienna and frankly dis
cussed the situation. Tho result was that
the German ihnperor signified that ho
would no longer stand in tho way of tho
appointment
Prince Lnbanoff was very friendly to tho
Vatican, nnd In December of lb!)l ho was
sent by Nicholas II to convey to Loo XIII
the formal announcement of the new eni
Dei'i'r:8 iteoosV.)!). th-1 vitwj oL Prince
Lobanoff on the vnrloui questions rtissuo
betwaon the Russian i. ivernment and. the
holy sco were known i bo conciliatory
nnd moderate, thee .11 . .r s choice of en
voy gavo much pleasure to I lie pope, who
marked his gratification at tho presence of
tho prince by conferring upon him tho or
der of Christ, tho most oxalted decoration
that It was lu his power to bestow.
Prince Lobanoff was one of the most Im
portant personages In modern Husslan
politics. Ho entered tho diplomatic per
vice of Hussia at an early ago. Heforo the
Inst Hussion-Turkish war ho was charge
d'affaires at Constantinople auil at the
closo of hostilities was (.cut back to tho
same city with the tltlo of ambassador.
Subsequently ho was Husslan ambassador
to London, and for over ten yours was
Itussla's representative at Vienna. As
prime minister ho distinguished himself
by his masterly Intervention in tho China
Japan war.
Prince Lobonoff was fiO years of ago, and
had never marrlod. Ho was a man of
great wealth, and ono of Ids recent eccen
tricities was the o-.rchaso of silver horse
shoos for tho hor.sjho rodo, n Tartar of tho
Ukralnes. Ho had a splendid palaco In the
Caucus mountains, and his pagos werotho
sons of great Tartar chieftains.
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uumber of druggists for the best remedy
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speaking of this medicine, Mr, II. II. Iluli'um
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rimnUli OoM-riuut'iit Iii.I.ii'hi-h WVylrr.
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Madrid suys that the Spanish government
has approved of the conduct of Captain
Guuur; 1 Weylernnd of his Issuance of the
orders prohibiting tho peoplo of Culm and
foreigners resident In Cuba from having
any intercourse with the foreigners out
side tho island of Cuba, and also his much
discussed decree prohibiting tho gather
lug of the sugar and coffee crop..
Japan's Ministry Itrslgim.
Yokohama, Aug. 81. Thoontlre Japan
ese ministry hits resigned. Count Kuroda
has been appointed acting-premier. The
crisis arose on account of a dliTorenco of
opinion regarding tho vacant foreign
portfolio.
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Trains will leave Slieiinuilonli niter tho ahov. !
date for VVitrnnns, Ctilhertmi, Krnckvillo, Park I
Water, St. Clair, l'ottsvilie. llnmbtirK, ltcndln, j
l'ottstown, Plioenlxvlllc, Xorrletowu and Phil- 1
adclpliln (Urond at wet station) nt COS nnd 114! !
A. in. ntid 1 20 i. in. on week days. For Potle
vllle mid iiitermediato stations 910o.ui, j
SUNDAY. j
For Wlggnna, Ollbertoli, Frwlivllle, Dr
Water, St. Clair, l'ottsvilie, nt 0 OS, 9 10 n. iu. anr
a 10 p. in. For JlanitiUrg, Iteadlng, l'ott&town
I'lioenixvtUo, Norristown, l'lillndelplila at 0 00
9 40 u. m.. 3 10 ii. in.
Trains leave Frackville for Slicnandoab at
10 10 n. in. nnd 12 11, E01, 7 42 mid 10 27 p. fu
.Sunday, 11 13 n. in. ami 5 10 p. m.
Leave Pottsvlllo for Hlienaudonh nt 10 15, )1 4r
a. in. nnd 1 40, 7 15 and 10 00 p. ui. Sunda) at
10 40n. in., 5 15 p. in.
Leave Philadelphia, (Uroad street station), (o.
Bl,eiialidoaiint5G7nlid8S5n. in., 4 10 nnd 711
p. lu. week dnya. Sundaya lenvo nt 6 50 ft. m.
Leave llroad street station, l'lilladclplila, toi
Sen (ilrt, Aslmry Park, Ocean Grove, Lnn
Hrnneli, nnd Intermedlnto stations, I 05, G.50, 8 2A
1 1.39 n. in., 2 3S, 3.30, I. ft) p. m. week-days, 5 00
Satiirdaxs only. Sundav lt .p nt lutcrlfikeli
for Asliury l'ark), I m, S.tr n.
lnve Llroad btreet btntb" , Philadelphia,
FOlt SKW YOISK.
Kxpross', w eek-ilnvs, 3 20, 1 05, I 50. 5 15, 6 50.
7 33. 20. U 20, 9 50, 10 21 (I)illiliK Carl, 11 00 n. ill.
12WIIOOH, 1235 (Unilted 1 00 and 122 p.m.
DIulliK Clll"), 1 10, 2 30 (DlnlllK Car) 3 20,3 50,
1 Oil, 5 00, 5 51 (Dining Car, GOO. (150, H 13, 10 00,
p. in., 1201, nluht Hillidnva, 3 20, 1 05, 1 50, 5 15,
S20.h33.950. 1021, Diilinu Carl, II! n. Ill,
12 35,2 30 IDiiilnt-CiirJ, 1 Ul I.bnlteil I 2-' llinlnc
Car, 5 20, 5 50, Dining Car, 0 35, 050,8 12,1000
p. in., 12 01 ulKht.
l-:viieMa for Iloston without change, 1100 u,
in., woek.ilayH, noil 0 50 i. in., daily,.
FOU WASHINGTON AND THIS SOITII.
For Ilnltlinre and Wusliinutoii, H 50, 7 20, IS)
1020. 1123 n. in.. 1209 (1231 Limited Dll
IliK Cur), 1 12, 3 IS, 4 41 (5 19 Cinirfresalooal
Limited, Dlulnir Cnr), G 17, 0 35 (DIiiIuk Cur),
7 5s (IMiiIiik Car) p. in., and 1205 iiIkIiI
week day. Hundnys, 350, 7 20, 912. 11 2 .
in., 12 09 1 12, 4 11, ( 5 IS ColiKi'eiwIoiint Limited,
Dining Cur), 0 55 (Dining Cnr), 7 5S t. m
(DiniiiK Car) nnd 12 05 ide'it.
FOU ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave llroad street station, Philadelphia (via
Delaware river bridge), express. 9 07 a. 111.3 36
l.urt 7 02 p. in. week days. Sundays 9 07 a. nu
and 7 02 p. m. UeturnliiK leave Atlantic City,
7 50 n. in. week days, 10 05 a. m. 4 15 p. in. dally.
Leave Murket street Ferry, express, 5 00, K 20
9I0 m., (100Stilrdays only), 1 50 2 50, 8 40.
4 00, 1 S, & 00 and 5 80 p. m. 1.00 excursion, TOO
ft. in. Sundays, 0 00, 7 30, 8 00, 8 30, 9 00, 9 45 ft.
m., and 4 30 p. in. 81.00 oxciirsion 7 0O n. lit.
lteturnliiK leave Atlantic City, 0 15 (Monday
only), 700,7 10, 800, 905, 11 05 n. m 3 00.4 00,
5 30,7 50 ftlid 9 15 p. lu , weekdays Sundays,
3 40, 1 10, 5 00, 5 30, 0 00, 7 00, 8 01, 9 05 and 9 15
p. in.
For Cope May, Anglessca, Wlldwood ai.il
Holly Honcli. Kipretm, 9 00a. in., 2 30, 105, 500
p m. week days. Sundays, b 20 ft. in. recur
sion, 7 00 n. m. unlly. Cupo May only, expns,
130 p. m. Saturdays.
For Sea Isle City, Ocean City nnd AvhIou.
KxprcsH, 910 ft. m., nnd 2 30, 4 20, 500 p. m.
wek davs Sundays, 8 50 u. in. Ixciirelon
7 00 a. m. dally.
For' Seiners Point. Express, 5 00, 7 00, 7 ,
9 40 a'. m., 1 00 (Saturdays only), 2 50, 100 ana
5 30 p. m, week days. Sundays, 7 00, S 00, 9 00,
9 45 n. m.
8. M. Pbevost, J- R. Woon,
Cleu'l Mauaicer. Geu'l l'ass'K'r Agll
AllSY PILLS!
t,U4 rSriN0SUHE. IOC.K)ll"W0MANS swt
'TORISWguap"" Wntrx Specific Co,PriiLAjA.
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or sale ut I'ovinskj's tlruir store, 23 I?a
Centre street.
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'HEADING RJ SYSTEM
IN EFFECT MAY 17. 1S90.
Trftlns lenve Sliennndoali as follows :
fv-fcr Xew Yoik via l'lilladelpliiu, week days,
210, S-J5. 720 ft. in., 12 48, 3 00 Plld5 55 p. m
Sinulnvl 2 10 ft. in.
For Nely York via Maucli Chunk, week days,
5 2.5, 7 20ftN".. 12 4S and 3 00 p. in.
For Heading and 1'hllndilphin, week dftyt,
2 10, 5 2.5, 7 W a.m., 12 13, 3 0) and 5 55 p. in. Sun
davs, 2 10 a. nl.
For l'ottivllle.oveek days, 2 10; 7 20 a. ro anil
12 IS, 3 00 and 5 55P- Sundays, 2 10 n. m.
For Tniuaqua mik! Jlnhanoy City, week days,
2 10, 5 23, 7 20 ft. Ill12 IS, 3 00 und 5 55 p. m.
Sundnvs, 2 10 ft. in.
For Wllllainsport, Siridmry nnd Lewlsburu,
week liis,3 25, 1130 ft. ihi. 1 50 und 7 25 p.m.
SuikIovh, 3 25 n. in. x
For Mahanoy l'lane, weckdnyV. 2 10. 3 25, 523,
7 20, 11 30 a. in., 12 IS, 1 50, 3 00,5 M, J 25 and 9 65
p. iu. Sundays, 2 10, 3 25 n. in. V
For Ashland and Slimuokln, week dftVB. 8 25,
7 20,1130 a. in., 150,7 25 and 9 55 p. mL?""
dnvH, 3 25 a. in.
For HiiHiinore, WasliiiiKton nnd tlio West via
II. & O. IE. K., thriniRli trnius loo- i HcAdtng
Terinlliftl. Philadelphia, (I. A: H V ') at 8 20,
7 55.11 20 a. m.. 3 10 ftlnl 7.27 li. i Sundavfl.
3 20, 7 00, 11 20 ft. ill., 3 10 and 7 27 p. 111. Addi
tional trams troui Twenty-tourtn and Chest
nut streets station, week days, 10 80 ft. m. 12 20,
13 It 8 40 p in. Sundays, 1 3.5, 8 SI p. lu.
TItAINH FOlt SHENANDOAH.
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week,
days, 130, 8 00 a. in., 1 30, 4 30, 9 00 p. m. and
lilKlit. Sundays, 0 00 p. in.
Leave New York vin Matieh Chunk, week
duys, 1 30, 9 10 a. in., 1 30 and 1 15 p. m.
Lenve Philadelphia. Iti-adlmr Terminal, week
days, 1 20, R 35, 10 05 u. 111. nnd 1 05, G 30, 11 SC
p. in. smul.iys, ll 30 p. in.
lA-nv Hendilie;, week dnys, 1 35, 710, 10 08,
11 55 n. m., 0 00 nnd s 20 p. in. Sundays, 1 36 a, pv
I.OA5U l'ottallHc, weekdays, 235, 7 10 a.m.,
12 30 ami 012 p. iu. Sundays, 2 35 n. in,
Ixnvn Tniuaqua, week duvs, 3 18, 8 50, 11 23 a
in., 1 27, 7 20 ami 9 I.I p. m. Sundays, 3 18 a. m.
Lenve Mahanoy Cltv, week days, 3 45, 9 21,
11 17i. in., 2 03, 7 41 nnd 10 08 p. in. Sundays, 8 4S
a. in.
T.nii'n Affilintinv llfino. w,m!t ilai-a in A fV-
630.9 37, ll.Vtii. in., 1 12, 219,5 30,66, 7 07 and
us, j). in nuiitirtjH, -twa. in,
Ijtyivo WUIimntiKirt, wtek days, 742, 1010
iu,, li 85 and 11 11 p. in. BinuluyH, II IS p, m,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Lenve I'liiladelnlilft ChoHtniit street war! and
South ivtiect uliuif for Atlantic City.
WewkilavH Kxiirt'W". 00. 9 00. 10 15. n. m
fSnturf only, 130. 2 00.3 00,810,4 00,4 30.
oOO 6 30 p. in. Aocnii'iiiotlittloii. & 00 a. m, 4 80,
630 p. in. SI. (JO excursion tinln, 7 00 n. in,
nuwiiiy j-sprens, t tu, uu, n uu,v uu, iuiw a, to,
1 IS p. m. Att'oiMiiodutlou S 00 a. m., 4 4. to.
UeturnliiK leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic am) Arkansas avenuos. J
WMkdayHcxpres8, Miinday3 only, 6 151,
7 00, 7 43, h IV 9 00, 10 15 a. m., 3 30, I 30, 5 30, 7 00,
930p in. Aieonimodation.Oao, 755, a, in., 4 82
p. in 91.00 exruriilon train fiuiu foot 3IleUaippl
avnnii tmlyj 0 00 p m.
Hundayft Kxprt'Hn, 3 00, 4 00, 5 00, 6 00, 6 80,
7 00, 7 30, H 00, y) p. m. Accoirniodstlon, 7 11
a. m., 5 Ci n. in. 81.00 excursion train fruin fool
Mitiiilpiil at. nut only C10 p. in.
Parlor Car on all exprctw truing.
I. A. SWKIOAltD, G. Q. HANCOCK,
Geu'l .Superintendent. Goh'1 Pass, Ar
A gcuutno welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. Jlaln and Coal Sts,
Finest whiskeys, beers, porter and ale
constantly on tap. Choice temperauce drinks
and clears.
Wanted-Anjdea
YTho can think
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Protect TourtdPant theymay hrlag jou wealth.
Writ' JOHtrWKDDEHDlJK JL CO., Patent Attor-
toys, Wa.blngton,-1, C. fuiulr tl.aul prlie oiler
ana list ot two uunoxta inv.i
loni wivawd.
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