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POLITICAL CARDS.
pon chief uuitaiss,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of the Fourth ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
vote: for
"JOSEPH WYATT,
Of Siiexasuoaii,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Rirst District.
VOTE FOR
Wi, FRANK C. REESE,
Of Suhsandoaii,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
OF BltOAU JIol'STAIK,
-FOR-
County Treasurer
VOTE FOR
GE0.F0LMER.Sr.,
Of SlIEKASllOAlI,
-I'oi;-
County Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
Harry Bradigan,
;OF SUEXASDOAII,
for-
PROTH0N0TARY
LI TOSJIST POINT.
But Is Prevented from Landing
by a Eain Storm,
A PRINCELY P.AILHOAD TBAIN.
The ArrniiRi'inriit fur tlic Chlnrc Slnlo
iimn'M Trip to VaihltiKlnti nutl Thrtirc
to Nlnunra I'nlN, Wlicro Ho Will bo 51ft
by Can a ill i n oillrlaln.
1 New Yokk, Sept. i.U Hunfc Chann
arrived at Weit l'ulnt vc-.tcrilayiiftornoou
on the dispatch bimt Dolphin to inspect
the military nctulotnv. During tho trip
up tho river Colonel Krml 1). Grant pointed
out many plare of lntorot to tho ambas
sador, who aike.t many n,uotlon. Kearhy
v.i're Vico l'rosltlent Thom'son, Colonel
MoOiidIc. Jtr. Sawaril, Mr. Wobb and
nnart.t all thn other pronilnont visitors,
hi Hunt? Chang boian, through his Inter
preter, to spoak of railroads and their pay
ing f per r-nt The Dolphin was then
partslnp: tho Williamsburg sugar rcflncrlo'i
ami Colonel Grunt said: "Thorolsa placo
which pays 12 per cent, onau invested cap
ital of W7,O..00O."
Tho am basvidor bocamo Interested when
he hoard this, and askod very minutely as
to wflnt process tho sugar wont through
thoro, and ho seemed satisfied with tho ro
nllos which wero clven to his ovory ques
tion, when tho vossel was abreast oi tno
uavr yard tho Chlnoso flag was run up on
tno mainmast oi tno om wuuucu i"ii
mont. Slmultanoously tho saluting bat
tery on tho cob dockllrcu a salutool nine
toon iiuns. As tho boat noarodtho Droot
lyn bridgo all tho Chlnoso beeoiuo very
much Interested, ns well as LI Hung
Chang. Colonel Grant oxplalnod in detail
tho workings of tho big structure. As
tho Dolphin passed up tho North river tho
steam' craft of all kinds saluted with shrill
whistles.
Vice President Thomson, of tho Pcnn-
sylvania railroad, pointed out tho com
nany's denot on tho Jersey sido, and ox
plained how tho passougors and freight
wero transferred trout .ow xoru ami
Urooklyn by ferryboats. Tho ambassador
asked Air. Thomson his ago, how ho bo
camo vlco president of tho company, and
Inquired as to accidents, etc., on tno l'onn
sylvunla road.
Mr. Thomson turned asldo a quostlon
as to tho amount of his salary, whereupon
tho ambassador said "tho presidents and
vice prosidonts of tho Europoan railroads
had no hosltatlon in telling mo tho sal
aries which thoy wero paid, but they also
said that thoy nover had any nccldonts, as
all tho accidents occurred In America.'
Passing Grant's tomb, tho ensign was
dippod, and all aboard stood bareheaded
until tho flag was raised again. 1A nun;
Chang, with his attendants, also stood up.
but thev did not uncover. Artor tins cere
mony tho ambassador turned to Colonel
Grant, who was still by Ills slilo, and said:
"I have seen tho tombs of Peter tho Great,
William I and Napoleon, but I liavo not
seen anything so grand as this grand re
minder of so groat n general. It eclipses
anything I have as yet seen.
Captain Clover and tho ofllcors of tho
Dolphin were then introduced to tho vice
roy and tho lattor inspected tho shells and
cartridges which wero brought to him. Ho
handled those very carefully, but before
dolug so had one of his attendants take
away his pipo and tapers.
There was a heavy fall of rain when tho
Dolphin reached est Point. On tho ad
vlco of his physician tho ombassador said
It was too wot to go nohoro, and decided
to remain on tho Dolphin with Colonel
Frod Grant and Mayor Strong. Tho others
of tho party braved the rain and drovo
through tho grounds rapidly under mill
tary escort. Thon tho trip back to New
York was begun. It was without special
Interest At tho dock thoro woro probably
7,000 porsons, who gave tho viceroy
hearty welcome as ho camo nshoro.
hi Hung Chang bowed frequently In
recognition of tho honors paid to him, and
heexprossod himself as very much gratl
fkdlrtt what ho called an unexpected and
generous reception by tho people of New
Ybrta A raw nilnutos later, headed by
squad of mounted policemen, tho car
riage)! startod for tho Waldorf hotel. As
they passed along Thirty-fourth strcottho
crowds beramo thicker and thloker, and
when thoy reached Broadway all traffic
had to bo stopped until thoy nud passod
hi Hung Chang notified Colonel Grant
today thaw whon tho urant tomb lsucdl
eatcd next year tho Chineko minister will
plant a trap for him us a toKon of nls ro-
1.1 AlA. i. 1
guru ur my giuiib Kuiiuiiii.
Tho special train provided by tho Penn
sylvania railroad for tho uso of hi Hung
Chang andhls party during theiv brlof
journey through a section of tho United
Statoglstho handsomest train over used
for a similar nurposo In this country. It
consists of theXprivato car Iolantho, espec
ially fitted up for the viceroy's uso, n pri
vate car for Goneral Itugor and his party,
two pqrlor onrsAouo combination baggago
and smoking oarV Tho lloor of hi Hung
CUuob's car Is i-ovcrod with a beautiful
yulUwionrpet, aU tho hangings and trim
mtajjBJo oriental in stylo. This car Is
IironBMl with an onclosod obsorvotlon
plniftfjjlfrbm which hi Hung Chang cai
vlevcvoouutry through which ho passes.
frAirMA. a snanlal . kltahan and dining
roonvnid UieviWor'A oooksnnd servants
can prepftre and Ksrveyils food as carefully
while flying; through ih country ns is tho
custom In hi palttoe (it Peking. For tho
memlxiN o- U Huns Chnng's suite a
special dialing oar will ue provided when
necessary.
The tmkv.vfill leave Ntw York nt 8 a. pi.
on ThurnuRj- and urrivo in Philadelphia
at 10.15. A stop will br made at German
town Junotloo, whore hi Bung Changand
his party will be taken to the city hall,
whero Mayor Warwick will formally wel
come the distinguished visitor. Ily 13
o'clock hi Hung Chang will be in his
rooms in the Hotel Walton, where an en
tlrelloor line been reserve ft the party.
After two hoursof rest a rooevthm will bo
.given In horttlcuf the vWtftrstthe Union
league, insuiie;.iroui0o,utuuKuuui wiuuu
u fow mlnut&.ftt-S.""tfnJdPh hour tho
p"rty will start for Washington, arriving
there at 8.S0 ivoii. .
Tho trnin will Ioavo Waehlnp;ton nt 0
p. m. on Saturday and nrrlvo nt Niagara
Fulls at 11 '.BO o'clock, Sunday morVui A,
representative of tho Canadian govern
ment will lneofetho purcy-at, Niaffttm and
escort thorn through tlm llrlHsh-ftuattt-nlons
to Yancouvurwf loiunhl Hung Chang
will start onJdirbm6wArdJournojy.
rieuro-I'nt-uiiiunla'i tiear Tyrone.
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Burgeon Poarson''htl8 rqnaiantinoa the
cattlo on tho rosorvaUq" t tho head of
Deckers jnln, noarIfun(, nujligrUnUiHr
drinking from the run, I whloh supplies
Kast Tyrono vvlth 'wntorJ -Soveral1 of the
cattle are doad of pleuraspf luumonla and a
uumbor of others have thodiseasO.
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Tho Embassies Dooliuo to Honor
a Royal Armivorsary,
TURKS 0EGANIZED MASSA0RES.
Tin' Sulliui lln. Again Aiipriiiuliiil Dnn
KernlKly Xrnrtlie lNiltit of I'nrrlng III
Own Dctliriini-iiirnt II r It lli .llarlni
UNihth" a .llunleroiK Turlil.li 3lib.
Constant! xorLK, Sept. 1. The embns
sles were not llluinlnatod yinterdny, tho
anniversary of tho sultan's accession to
tho throne, owing to tho recent massacres.
Tho dragomen of tho ombassle.s, while
they wont to tho Ylldlz kiosk to convey
tho good wishes of tho ambassadors, wero
Instructed to loavo notes, which, although
they congratulate tho sultan upon tho
anniversary of his accession to tho throne,
expressed deep rogret at tho recent out
rages. There Is no longer any doubt that tho
massacres wero organized by tho Turkish
authorities, and It has been ascertained
that orders woro only1 given to tho basht
bnzouks to coaso massacring tho Armen
ians nfter tho bloody work had boon go
ing on for thirty hours. It Is also a fact
that hundreds of Turks wero brought over
from thoAslatlo sldo of tho U isphorus In
order to take part in tho ina.s-.aeres, and
many Armenians woro put Into hnnts,
which wero thon taken out to sea. Their
fate is unknown, but there Is not tho
slightest doubt but that they have been
drowned.
Although It may bo true that tho attack
on tho Ottoman bank originate 1 with tho
Armenian revolutionary committee, it is
admitted on nil sides that the massacres
which followed wero not justified, and
that from 3,000 to 4,000 people lost their
lives In tho streets of this city or in those
of tho suburbs during tho past week.
Tho Armenians also lntondod to atbick
tho palace, tho branch olllcosof tho Credit
Ijyonnaiso and other places, their avowed
object being to forco tho powers to Inter
veno in tho Armenian quostlon.
A dispatch received hero from Phlllp
popolls says that n sorious. conflict oc
curred last week on tho Turkish and Bul
garian frontier. It seems to havo been an
outpost affair, near tho villago of Shlro
valuka. Twelve Turks wero killed or
woundod and flvo Bulgarians woro
wounded. As n result further and much
more dangerous complications nro antici
pated. l'eoplo In a position to judgo tho situa
tion accurately bellevo that tho sultan has
onco more approached dangerously near
to tho point of forcing upon tho powers
tho necessity of dismembering tho Turk
ish empire.
- The joint note of tho nmbnssadorsof tho
powers asking tho Turkish government to
suppress the disorders In this vicinity was
received like tlio slmllnr notes of tho
powers regarding tho massacres In Ar
menia. Even tho hint that tho sultan Is
endangering tho Turkish eniplro by per
mitting a dontinunuco of the state of an
archy which has prevailed is not looked
upon as likely to havo mure than n pass
ing effect upon the sultan.
Tho Armenians who surrendered at tho
Ottoman bank, and who wero subsequent
ly taken out of tho sultan's jurisdiction,
franklr announced that It was intended
to continue tho work i-. agitation until
tho alleged wrongs of tho Armenians aro
redressed, and later i. ircular was re
ceived at tho omb.i s1 from tho Arme
nian revolutionary cot. ..nit: w confirming
the annotinciMueiit that the agitation
would be continued.
Tho American college at Illssar and the
Bible house at Stamluul aro still guarded
by troops, and United States Minister
Terrell has dono everything posslblo under
tho circumstances to protect lives nnd
property of Americans, and has mndo
strong representations on tho sulijoct to
Towllk I'asha.
A detnehmont of British mnrinos who
were marching from tho British guard
ship to tho Kngllsh embassy on .Saturday
clubbed and beat back a Turkish mob who
were maltreating a number of Annonlnns
in tho street. Tho porto made a complaint
against tho conduct of tho troops to Sir.
Michael Herbert, British charge d'affaires,
who replied that tho marines had a perfect
right to protect tho Armenians if tho Turk-,
ish troops did not see lit to do so.
Insurgent ;.,niv Up a llriilge.
Havaxa, Sept. 1. Tho lino iron hrldgo
over the river Buyato,'in tho provlncoof
I'lnnr del Ulo, has lieon blown up, and
thi-ro has been no communication between
tho towns of Artemisu and l'inar del Hlo
srice that tlmo. Tho whereabouts of tho
train from Vueltu Abajo is not known,
but It is supposed to bo still engaged in
repairing tho line.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Oiintatlons of the N'cr York and
l'lillatle! pllbl llxclmiiges.
New YrillK, Aug. 31. Tlio stock market to
day was, judud by reorut Rveratfes, fairly no
tl x-e and the diatributiou of buNiness was satis
factory. Closing bids;
Bnltimnre i Ohio. 13 LeUIgh Valley .. 24)
ClH-sa. As Ohio. l&l New Jersey Cen..
Del. & Hpdsou
D..L. AiW
Em-
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Li-high Nav
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liii Roa.Ung.
Wa St. Paul . .
t W. N. Y. & Pa .
IW4
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2d ass t paid.
General Markets.
Pnit.ADELPHiA, Aug. HI. Flour weak for
! spni'.n'N strong for wiutors; wlntor snpor
I nne, l.l's,2.1o: do extras, li.iyii.SO; Penusyl
. vanui roller, clear, t. 75(93: do. dn. straight,
I 1.1.26: woateru winter, elear, $3.75sU. Wheat
dull; Septemlmr, ul'i'alro. Com inactive;
di ptemlier, 2ili8iao. Oats dull; (September,
gKA-MV- Hay iu good demand for choice stock;
choioe tinfothy, $13.50g,ll. Rent steady; beet
luinu,16.60'10; family, R5o;(4H. Pork steady;
fumily, WJ&ftlO. LanlkUittdy. Ruttrteaily;
western dairy , 8l-s'o)IS.o ; do, oreamery, Win
lc. ; do. factory, 7;v.llV40.; Kit-ins, Wa. ; imi
tation oraa-mery, lOalje. ; Neyi- York dairy, IK
15o.; do. creamery, llt'olulc. ; Ptiunsylranla
ui-oamery prints, strictly fancy, ltki. ; do. firsts.
17'i(18c. ; do. sooondii, 14il6c. ; prints Jobbnit,'
lltCJs2dc. ChuMe quiet; large, 5sso. ; small,
iWSo.; ivirt skiim, A4"c ; full skims, lwl'4-.
Eh-gs stuady; Now York and Pennsylvania, 15
(ttiilc. ; w ostern fresh, Vi 15o.
Lhu Stoek 3Iarlcots.
NnwYonK, Aug. 31. Bsevaa actlvo, hlghsr:
native steers, WSydLbOsTaxau andColorados,
(11. 10,8,4.26; stags and ozeu, fU.35ia-4.35j bulls, 12
did jdry oows, l.ai2,00.llvon quiet and lower ;
veals, l')7.38; graisers and butter milks, 12.75
(gD.50. Bhoep uad lamb dull and lower ; sheep.
t2.U ; lambs, 3.03Sa.23. Hogs Arm at ta.Oo
(34.10.
EastLibbhtv, Pa., Aug.Sle-Oattle ruled ao-tlr-
for irixid jjrados andislowlon oonnnbai
prime, JH.50ig4.U3; common, 3g8.Wi rouyli,
aW3.70 ; balls, stags and cows, $2B.50. Hogs
etiwjyi prime ltght, 8.fl3M,fO; bast medium,
fi.mmm heavy, 1-l.aVgJl.aOfl-ougln, J2.36V,S.
Sheep stendy, prime, JXtiso. fairi a!W,25.
lumiuon. t'2$2 "5; common to good lambs,
4.23 j veal calves,
Kseapcit Cnnlt-ts lli-rnptllreil.
Bo-ton. rrpt 1. Bartholomew K. For
res. HI years old. William S. Newman, S5,
and Albert (' Kobblns, 2.1, threo convicts,
followed the example set by threo of their
companions at the houoof con-notion last
Saturday by effecting their escape- on Sum
day. Forres and Newman were captured
VLi.tnt-il.it- ,i,i,l wit t,, ftik.l tr .t., n-l.n
'other primmors aro at large, but the' police w"''r-M- V,1,"11'' V"1 '""'-.ilnmbiirK, IteMlInK,
i i.. i I,... .iV. M i.. u it. l'otttown, riitiviilxvillc, NorrUtnn-n ami Phil
ore of the opinion that they nro in hiding Blit,i,l (iimml trr.-t station) nt 8 0 ami 11 S
uiiuui r-uui.il jHipiiin, null mai uicir recap-
ture will be effected soon. '
Cli-ior Work of lliinlc TI.Ii-m-s. j
CLKVKI.AXlr.Sept.l. Tho gang of thlovos i
which had followed tho Brvnii imrtv 1
through New York state took udvantniro
of the stop In Hlploy to do a clever piece
of work. There is a small liank in thb
town, a branch of K. A. Skinner's First
National lmnk, of West Held. Tho bank
clerks rushed to tho front door to see tho
parade puss, and In the meantlmu thlovos
flipped in at n lmck window and mndo
way with all the cash 111 sight, which
amounted to about $1100.
Mr. MaybrlrU'rt Condition lloprlt-s.
LONDON", Sept 1. Baroness Do Homines,
tho mother of Mrs. Mnybrick, had an In
terview with theprlsoner last week. Slio
says that she found her daughter very ill
in tho lullrmary, and thinks her condi
tion hopeless. The baroness adds that
Mrs. Maybrlck is not likely to survlvo the
winter. Mrs. Maybrlck, according to her
mother, is absolutely crushed with despair.
Today's Illrf-tlmi In Vermont.
Bri!LlN-0Tos, Vt.. Sept. 1. Vermont Is
today hnldlna the first state election in
the east In the preent campaign, when a
governor and state ollicers, two congress
men and n stnto legislature will be chosen.
The eurrencv .iue--tlon has lieon the princi
pal issue, and it is not lioliovod that local
politic will receive much consideration at
the pulls. Members of the Bepubllean
state cjininlttiv e-tiniatotheir majority nt
from Sl.lKl) to .'lO.oiw. It went to 18,1101) In
the l.it pro-iiler.tial year. Four years be
fore that, h iwevcr, It was over 23,000.
(ilasswoi-l-ers Will strike.
BEAvntt Falijs, P.i., Sept. 1. A meet
ing of tho employes of the Bochostcr
Ttiinliler works was held In Freedom, and
byannlmo.st uniinliiums vote it was de
cided not 1 1 accept the 20 percent, reduc
tion prop.isod by tho firm. Tho reduction
includes every employe of the plant. Tho
men, at tho requost of tho company,
agreed to work out tho glass now in tho
pots nt the old wages, after which they
will reftiso to continuo until their old
wages aro restored.
Itra.llliiu Cabinet Changes.
London", Sept. 1. A dispatch to Tho
Times from Hlo Janeiro says that Signer
Blonyslo Corqueira has been appointed
minister of foreign affairs in place of Dr.
Carlo A. Be Cirvalho, who recently re
signed on account of complication grow
ingoutof the nntl-Itallan riots. SIgnor
Alberto Torrjs has been appointed to tho
post of minister of tho interior and jus
tice. Other change mo espectod in tho
cabinet daily.
Senntor Teller In tlin Ctiiii-v-lgn.
Coi-OiiADO Sl'HINi.-., Colo., bept. 1. Sen
ator Teller delivered last night tho only
speech which ho will give in tho state of
Colorado in this campaign- Long before
tho hour of opening the doors an lniineii-o
throng crowded the streets leading to the
hall In which tho address was to bo do
ll vere !. ""'i - ,-nati r ' ' "ut roso to
siH-.-.k i v. :. "i jip!e i '-'.ij.icd ijvery
available t-n.i.-ii In the Coliseum, and a
thousand mure crowded tlio out.sido'of tho,
hall and cheorod (ruin timo to timo us ho
mlvocntistl tho ulcrtlun of Hryau. Tho
rcouc which trrcotcd him nt th opening
of tho mooting was hovnwl lp:crii)tion.
How Are Your Kidneys?
Ever have your back ache? dHs
Dr. Hobbs eg
Sparagus Kidney j
Fills
.! Ilnllb, CUn,;i t&
.ndlli. ItacLSIr.nt
Ileallhy kidney fVl
rnrlfr (he blood b TT
tlUernin from It jn.
uric nclil and nil
other polsona or 5!
ImurltleB. Jra
Pure blood mean.
perfect lienltli. liy ,1a.
)arit)instlioblood M"
Dr. Hobbs ls
jcuca hopib, a. d. Sparegus Kidney
I'ills ?
rnra flhaumatUm. Netir&lcia. Goat.
briuht'H DlHuHHu.DlaheteB.Uroiitiy.Lczenin, ,f&.
Vs Aniemla, I'uln. la Abdomen, llucknche, tf
m Kidney .VoaltnBBft, nnd nil Inuiimmation il.
&J7 ot the Ktdnei., Physician nnd drugumtB ClX)
recommond tliem, CO Cents abox, 'ieB. j
flf llmonial from tbou.nndB, t3
9l llutba Kfinedj l'i.. (IiK-.ku mil Sn TrBntUeo. "filv
For Sale In SIlliNANDOAII, l'A., by -ft,
S. P. Klrlln. DrusBlst, 6 South Main St. '
--
m, we
604 iJorth Sixth St.
Sir?- n'.ancconCrechSL
PHILADELPHIA. CUR CUARANTHED.
it.l'l.srinl'ic ll l iu;sii 3enriniMi o
t-r. Ilo.pllul lixpcrlt-iiL-o In U i-ntncy.
STRICTURE, BLOOD POISON,
-yrGrNERAL Cjebilitv. Lost Vicon.r
4-EXCES5C3 AMD ALL OTHERfr
EFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL
tVF'OLLY OF BOTH c):r?i-
1 eriuaiicnlly eut-eu nntr every one t-IMs an. ft Hi .1.
LOST MArlllSOQ AliO SHRUNKEN C3Ct!(S MiTOBn.
fc-i Hit live 'J-ri-ul i.laini,-,f.u hfinl; Trntli. Tli.-uu'j
exp.i-ill-.-nf I III u kn 11111' 1 - mt 1 1. 'iniiinlals '
OB. LOSS'S BOOK FREI
To all suiter-!!! of I'.lMCllKM m vnil'i
AND H'OUICN. jjS titles; coin txiund I w
cureiy ealel ou i-iJutl 'vt. Yn ntfmbyrutt
etrictly ouiliii ui j, mai ivtlM .f, ouxk uur
9naron'"td. nuatt: how btundtnfv I
OR
MU HSsFE IRE tS&"V. ricJmiMsvc
Mf.auma'JAl,"', vi-ok 'jucciuccoimub.
salu at l'ovlnsky's drug stori,
I Ccntro strevt.
28 Last
"DIRT DEFIES THE
"if
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
1 i-j LJ lHri-:9JVWr.-,JIUtl I
For salo br 1'. V. D.
pei79a. Railroad.
bt'IIfYKlM. DIVISION.
.".ITEMIlltn l.isw.
TrnlhAUII) leihve Hhennmlonh ftftf-r tbo Abort
uste for WlaeniK, llllwrton, I-rackillle, Drk
n. in. nnu 4 au ,. in on wei-K any. ifor 1'oiu
vlllc ""d liiterni-illte ruttlmia 9 10 a. m.
srXDAY.
ji-or viKKn,, (illberton, Kruckillle. Dark
Wiitrr. St. t'lnlr, I'otlnvlllp, nt COS, 940 n. m. mid
?." ., .'":.,1.B,," ".""K; ?'.0,tl..w.
lMioeiilxvllle. NorrUnm-ii. l'lilladeltilda nfcfico.
9 10 li. in., 3 10 p. in.
Trains leave Fmckvllle for Shenandoah at
10 40n. in. nnd 12 11, IS 01, 7 42 and 10 27 p. m.
Stiiidnv, 11 18 n m. nnd .1 10 p. m.
benve I'littnvlllo for Slieimlulonli nt 10 IV Ills
n. in. mid 140, 7 IB mid 10 00 p. m. Suiidny si
10 10 n. m . li 13 p. in.
lxnvc l'lillndelpliln, (llroml rtreet stotlon), for
Hlicunnilonli nt .137 and 8 35 n. m., 4 10 and 7 11
p. m. week days. Stlndnyn leave at 0 SO n. m.
Leave Ilrond street station, Philadelphia, lor
Hen Girt, Anbury I'nrk, Oeenn drove, Iinx
ltrnncb, nnd Intermediate ptntlntis, I OV G,6o, 8.25,
1 1.89 n. m., 2 3S, 3.30, 1.05 p. m. week-days, 6 00
Satuidnys only. Sinidny (top nt Intt-rlakcu
forAsbury Park), I OV 8.29 ft. -
Leave Ilrond Street Stotion, Pldlndelphln,
FOR NEW YORK.
i:xire-.week-dnys.3 20, ,05, ISO, 5 15, 050,
7 i, 20. 9 20, W, 10 21 (Killing Can, II 00 a. m.
I2d0lioon, 1235 (Limited 1 no nli.1 122 p m.
lllniiig Cnra), 1 10, 2 30 (DIiiIiik t'nr) 3 20,3 50,
I 00, 5 00, 5 50 (Milling Car, 0 00, 0 50, 812,1000,
p. in., 12 01, night Siltlilnvs, 3 20, I 05, 150,5 15,
h 211, 8 M, V SO, 1021, Dining Carl, 1108 n. m
12 35, 2 30 DIiiIiik Cnr, I (X) Limited I l)iiiliiK
Car, 5 20,550, Dinlliir Car, S35, (1.10,8 12, 1000
p. in.. 12 01 lilfjdit.
lCxptes for Ronton without cbntige, 11 00 a.
m., w i-ek-ddys, nnd 0 50 p. in., dully.
l'OR-WAHIIINUTON AND Till! sol'TII.
for llnltlmre and WiishliiKton, 8 50, 7 20, 8 31
10 20. 1123 n. m.. 12 09 (12 31 Limited Dln
Imj Car), 1 12. 3 IS, I 41 (3 19 Coiiereulonal
Llmlteil, Dining Car). 617, 6M (Dining Car),
7 5s (Dining Cnr) p. in., nnd 12 05 nlghi
week liny. Sundays, 3 50, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23 V
in., 12 09 1 12, 4 11, ( 5 15 Congres-doiini Limited,
Dining Cur), 0 55 (Dining Cnrl, 7 5s p. in.
(Dining Cnr) nud 1205 night.
VOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Ilrond utrcet station, Phllntlelphln (via
Dehiwnro river bridge), express, 907 a. m. 388
nnil 7 02 p. in. week tlayB. Sundays 9 07 n. m.
nnd 7 02 ii. in. IEi-turnilig lenve Atlantic City,
7 50 a. in. week day-, 10 05 a. m. 1 45 p. in dally.
I.envo Market M i eet Terry, express, 500, 82a
9 10 a m., (1O0 Saturdays oiuy), 1 50 2 00,
3-10, 4 00, 120, !00 mill 5. '10 p. ill San
tiny. flOil, 7ilO, 8 00, 9 00, 9 4." n in. S1.00
eveursloii 7 Ot n. in. Iietlirniiig leave Atlantic
City, 7 00, 7 10,8 00, 9 05, 1105 a. ln 3(U. 100,
5 mi. 7 50 nnd 9 15 p. in., weekdn. Suudnya,
t iu, aw, ri, nuu v on p. in.
l-'or, Cniie May, Aiigles.en, Wlldwood and
Holly llenell. Uxpress, 9 OOn. in.. 2 30, 4 05. 5 00
p in. week ilnvn. Sundays, 8 20 a. in. Lxcur
filon, 7 00 n. in. daily.
For Sen Isle City, Ocenu City nnd Avalon.
Rxpress, 9 10 a. in., nud 2 30, 4 20, 500 p. m.
wnk ilnv. Sundays, 8 50 n. m. Lxi-tirslon
7 00 a. in. dally.
For Soiners Point. Rxnreps, 5 00, 7 40,
9!0n. m., 100 ISntiirday only , 2 50, 100 nnd
iuu p. in. week uays. sununys, 7 uu, s ee, 9 00,
9 4-i a. m.
S. M.M'RCTOST,
(icu'l Muuagcr.
J. R. Wood,
Gcn'M'nss'g'r Aglt
P. R SYSTEIV1
IN EFFECT MAY 17. 1893.
Trains leave Shennndonli follows :
For New York via lMiflmlelplitn, week dnj,
2 10, 511, 7 20 a. in., 12 IS, a 00 and 5 55 p. m
SuutlaH, 2 10 a. in.
I-'or NYw York via Main li 'lunik, week daya,
fiir., 7 l.Ma. in., 12 is nnd 3 Oop. in.
Vor Kendln and 1'inlaiU-lpliia, week days,
2 10, 5 2 7 20 a.m., 12 is, 3 o-J and 5 55 p. in. 8un
day, 2 10 a. ni.
For I'ntUvilte, week days, 2 10; 7 20 a. m., and
12 IS, 3 00 and 5 !V p. in. Sundays, 2 10 a, in.
For Tauuunia and Malianoy Citv, week days.
2 10, VJ 7 20 n. iu.12 48, 3 00 and Sup. m.
hiindayii. 210 n. m
For WlUlainiiport, Banbury and Lewliburg,
weekdays, 3, H 30 a. in., 160 and 7 25 p.m.
Siiiiilf.vH,3 23u. m.
Kor ilalmnoy Plane, weekday. 2 TO. 3 25. 5 25.
7 20, 11 30 a m. 12 4S, 1 HO, 3 J0,5 55, 7 25 and 9 65
I P Hmidays,
iu, a a. in.
-"or Ashland and Mminokin. week dnvs. 8 25.
7 20.11:10 a. m., 150,7 25 ami 9 55 p.m. Sun
days, 0 25 a. in.
l-'or Raltlmoro, Washington nnd the West via
R. .tO. It. R., throiiKb trains le Reading
Terminal. Philadelphia, (P. .V It. II V.) nt 3 20,
1 7 55, 11 20 n. m., 3 10 nnd 7.27 p. i-. Sundays,
o 20, 7 oo, u 20 n. m., a lo mm , 27 p. m. auoi
tlonal trnlns from Twenty-fourth nnd Chest
nut streets station, w eek days, 10 30 a. 111. 12 20,
12 1! 8 10 p 111. Sundays, 1 35, 8 2a p. m.
TRAINS FOR KHENANDOAH.
Leave New York via Philadelphia, wook
days, 4 30, H 00 a. in., 130, 4 30, 0 00 p. m. bijd,
n I it. Sundays, COO p. m.
Leave New York via Ma nth Chunk, week
days, 1 30, 0 10 a. in.. 1 30 nnd 1 15 p. hi.
Leave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, week
days, 1 20, 8 39, 10 05 a. in. and 4 05, 6 30, 11 80
p. in. Snndayts, 11 30 p. in.
t Leave Heading week ilayn, 135, 710, 1008.
11 53 n. in., 600 nnd S 20 p. in. Sunday, 1 35 a. nv
Leave l'ottsvillc, weekdays, 2 35, 7 40 a.m..
12 30 and 0 12 p. in. Sundays, 2 35 a. in.
Leave Tamaina, week days, 3 18, 8 50, 1123 a
hi., 1 27, 7 20 and 9 13 p. in. Sundays, 3 18 a. m.
Leave Mahnnoy City, week davs, 3 45, 9 21,
1-1 17 a. m., 2 03, 7 41 and 10 04 p. in. Sundays, 8 45
a. ni. ,
, Leave Mahanoy Plane, werk ifays, 2 40, 4 00,
1680,9 37, 1159 a. m 1 12, 2 19, 5 20,6, 7 57 and
10 23 p. in. .Sundays, 2 10, 400 a. in.
Leave AHIIain,port, m eek days, 7 42, iQ 10 a,,.
m., 3 35 and 11 41 p. in. Sunda8, 11 15 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Pliiladelphia Chestnut street warf and
South tstreet w hatf fur Atlantic City.
Weekdays Impress, h 00, 9 00, 10 l a. in.,
vSaturrtuy only, 130, 200, 3 00,3 10,4 00,4 30,
6 00 5 30 p. in. Accommodation, 8 00 a. m.. I 80,
I 30 p. in. S1.00 eeiirion train, 7 00 a. in,
1 Hunday KxprertH, 7 30, hOO, H.'10,9 00( 1000 a, m.
4 11 p. m. Aecoutincdfitloii ti 00 n. in., 1 15 p. m,
81.00 excursion train 7 00 a. in.
IteturniiiK lcae Atlantic City depot, cornel
Atlantic and Arkansas aveniU'H.
f Weekdays exprewn, Mondays only, 6 45,
7 00, 7 41, S 15, 9 00, 10 15 n. in., 3 80, 1 30, 0 30, 7 30,
i930p m. AeeomnifHlation, 0 20, 7 55, a. m,, 482
rit ext'iiiHionirain iironi loot ltMiiMippi
avenue only 6 00 p. in.
SumlavH Kxpri'rti, 3 30, 4 00, 5 00, ft 00, 630,
7 00,73000, 930 p. in. AcN'onUiHMlttion, 715
n. in., 5 05 p. in. SI 00 excursion train from fool
MlaMfrUtlpid a vl ni if onl j C 10 p. m.
Parlor (Sirs on all uxprcHM tinlns.
I. A. hWI'.IOAKD, . U. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Ar
A geuiuno welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. Hain and Coal Sts.
Finest whlskevM, I) earn, porter and ale
I erti futnntlv on tap Choice tetnjierance drlnkg
' and clurarH.
Wanted An Idea
Who can think
of some simple
tiling to TiAlent?
Protect your Ideas; thev mar brlu you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDCltUURN ft CO., Patent Attor
neys. Wanulugton, li. C, for tbelr Oi.Kul prlto Oder
a&d Hit ot two hundred Uiveatlous wanted.
KING." THEN
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c(s.i.r ;tk:iesses, fr. to-an, cuse,
u c Sniae PiU.. Drains checked
ana tun vigor ouipuy re-i-red.
IfniiMiril. M tribii ttm r ulli
MailelforSLW iliboxca i. - i
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