"TO" The Caso Against Dr. Einilio Nu nez and Captain Dioknmn, AN INFORMER GIVES TESTIMONY, Ho lleclnrrs llo IlrllliMl tlio Cuban lie emits In the Holil of thd'VrRset, Which llcmlly Landed Men and Munition ol Tjj War In Culia. New YonK, Nov. 10. KvUlenw wns j, hcnnl In tho Unltod States ilKtrlct court j jostenlny to ctlnblUh tho wnrllko- clmr ,j4? -ncter of the oxldltl6n to Ctibn which wns Idlspntched from this port on board tho litonilior Lnurniln by l)r. Kuilllo Nunoz Sind othorn df tho Cnbnn Juntn. Tho prln- iclpnl witness Wfti Janloi Qulnn, of Boston, ' who salloU. ott the oxpadition of .Mfty 9. Ho testified thnt hb saw amis mid ammuni tion distributed to men on board tho Tjitu riidn whtlo nt sen, nud thnt 'for t'wo days he drilled the men n tho forward hold of tho stohllior, his commands bulng trans lated Into" SpunUh. Objodtlon bblng mado td this mothod of drilling,- Captain' Tyr rell, an Ainorlcan, undertook 'to put tho men through tho manual of nrms. Qulnn testified to other dotalls of tho voyngtfnml to tho lauding of tho men and munitions on the Island of Cuba. As -previous trials of allogod .Cuban fili busters hnvo roultod In acquittal owing to the failure of tho "prosooutlon to show that tho vossel ongagod for tho expedition was Tiropircd to fight In caso she should bo Intercepted, tho ovldonco of Qulnn Is of vital Importance, unless tho dofonsa shall bo nblo to lmpoach It Tho cross-examination of Qulnn was di rected towards showing that tho witness had boon In communication with a dotco- tlvo agency employed by Spanish agents to procure ovldonco against alleged fili busters. Ho donlod that ho had tukou any oath to support tho causo of tho Cuban In surgents. Another witness, n sailor named "Woinman,- riivo testimony In confirma tion of Quluu's. A Valuable Prescription. 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Subject to C4lz OOK ctitnp ll zens party rules. lilJItGKSS, CHARLES' G. PALMER, Of tlit" Fourth Ward, Suujrct to Citizens fyuty rules. ' on ciiinp iiuiiaiH, JACOB NOLL. Subject to Democratic party ruins. jjioit nr.ciuvr.n 01; taxks, M. P. C0NRY. Rulijeet to riemocratle party rules. To am S3 to Hlro. If you want to hire a safe and reliable team tordrlvlngorforworklnppurposw pay Shields' livery .table a visit. Temi constantly on hand at reasonable rates. k JAMES SHIELDS, No. 410 Cast Centre street. Opposite Beading railroad atatlon. REPROBATES THEIR CONDUCT Hut CnriOcss Nanl Onlrirs Will Not lin Court Martlaled, WafhiwiuS, Nov. 1 focretary Her bert has recelvwl and approved the report 1 of tho court of Inquiry which investigated tho serious aeoldent at the New York navy i yard on May 1 taut, when a caisson of dry , dock No. 3 gave way and Paused much ilatnago to warships nud surrounding i snipping Tho report recommends that Civil Knglneor A. O. Mennanl, U. S. N, be court innrtlalod on tho ground "that he was caroloss and lnelllclent In tho per forninncd of duty." It also reoommonds tho court martial of Civil Knglnner U. H. G. White, U. S. N., on tho ground that ho was carrions and noglecrcd hls'duty. Sec retary Herbert upholds tho action of tho board, llo says, howover, In Vlow of the long service of those olllccrs, he will not order a court martial, "but reprobate! tblr conduct" Secretary Horbort In passing on tho re port hrts wrltton lottors to Messrs. Mono cnl and White of substantially tho same character. Tlio letter to Mr. Monocnl says tho testimony Justified tho conclusions ol tho cort. Mr. Herbort adds : -"It Hcloa'f, boyond tiny doubt, thnt tho nccldont occurred Iweause of tho rolnrtvnl of tho weights from tho caisson. It scums aM to" bo perfectly clear thnt tho sclonca of engineering cannot bo so dofectlvo as ta justify an officer of your long standing and varied oxporlonco In making n mis tako about a lnattor so entirely within tho linos of ordinary .transactions as was this. Civil ouglnocrs nfo soloctcd and commis sioned bocnuso of their superior knowledge of just suoh subjoci matter. Tho Injuries resulting from your want of tho knowl edge of which yott ought to havo possessed yourself beforo acting aro ohargeablo to you.1' At tlio llellgloun Congress. Indian Al'OM8,Nor. 11). Yostordny nftcr noon's session Of tho congress af religions was taken up entirely with tho discussion of tho subjoct "Tho Sympathy of Ho- llglons and tho Fratornlty of tho Sects." I Dr. 10. L. Hoxford, of Columbus, O., mado tho opening address, and wns followed by addresses by Jtov. U. 11. Uulkloy or Chi cago, representing tho Unitarians', Dhnr mupala of India, who gave "Huddha's Slossngoto tho World;" Miss Holon It. Lang of Indianapolis, who mado a pica for warmer sympathy botween Christian and .Tow. Other talks wcro by Itov. Mr. Undo, Itov. J. A. llllburn, Hhodablkshu, n Ilrahmnn from India, and President Thomas, of tho congress. An International Controversy. Cincinnati, Nov. 19. Lucas Heinor, of Covington, Ky., Is about to become an ob ject of International attention. Ho was born In Gormany, but camo to tho United States at tho ago of 14, and has for several yours bcoiin luturulizedcltlzon. llecontly, on his way to South Africa, ho stopiied at Schrambcrg, Gormany, and on Nov. !!' wroto to his cousin In Covington saying tho German authorities are trying to force him into tho army. Ho begs his friends hero to lay tho matter beforo tho secretary of stato and says ho will appeal to tlio United Stntos consul at Stuttgart. His relatives will appeal to Secretary Olney. Coal Minors Strike Imminent. MoxoxOAlir.I.A, l'n., Nov. 10. Tlio dolo gato convention of tho Monongnhola river minors convonod In Taylor's Hall hero yesterday. Tho meeting was called by tlio unorganized miners of tho fourth pool for tho purposo of demanding nn advanco in tho prico of mining. A resolution was adopted demanding tho restoration of tlio oldrato of JtJ.CO por 100 bushels in all tho river initios except in tho fourth pool, whero tho old ratoof &1.10 Is demanded. A committee of flvo wns appointed to hold a conference with tho operators In Pittsburg tomorrow. Should tho operators refuse to restore the old rato n general striko .will bo ordered. Captain I.otlialro Loses Ills Suit. Bhusskls, Nov. 19. Tho trial of tlio ac tion for breach of prom I so of marriage brought against Major Lothaire, tho com mander of tho Congo Stato troops, by Mad amo Van Heoko, on bulialf of her daugh ter, was concludod yesterday, tho court granting a judgment ngatnst Lothaire. Tho finding of tho court Is that Major Lothhlro shall pay Miss Van Hocko UU0, tho amount of expense Incurred by tho young woman In preparing for her mar riage, and also pay tho costs ot the suit. Madame Van Heoko sued for 2,000. Armenian lllshop Senteuced to Heath. Constanti.n'opli:, Nov. 11). Tho Turk ish special tribunal has sentenced the Ar nlentnn bishop at Hassokoln to death. Ho was coudomned bocnuso during the lata riots In Cottstnutlnople a loaded revolver was found in his house. Tho bishop was absent from homo at tlio time, and upon this ground an nppeul was tukou against tho judgmont of tho special tribunal, but tho court of appeals has confirmed tho sonteuco Imposed by tho tribunal. A I'atnl Initiation. Des SIoines, Nov. 10. Kdward W. Cur ry, chnlrmau of tho Domocrntlo stato com mitteo, died at tho Savery Houso yester day of blood poisoning, the result of Initia tion Into tho Klks lodgo hero n fow weeks ngo. Ho wns seated In an cloctrlo chair ond horribly burned before tlioso operat ing It realized what thoy were doing. It was kept cjulot till yesterday. It was given out at his request that ho hud hemor rhoids. Tlio U'entlier. For eastern Pennsylvania and Now Jer sey: I'artly cloudy; decidedly colder to night; southerly winds, becoming west erly. NUGGETS OF NEWS. Ell H. Greono, ox-govoniorof Kentucky, died at Howling Green, Ky , yosturday. Tho government crulsrMarblehead has arrived nt Bermuda and tha Amphltrlto nt Norfolk. Complete election returns from Wyom ing give tho thfeo JJryun electors major ities of 160. 3M nud 400. Thirty prisoners In tho oottnty jail at Atlanta, (in., mutinied Tuesday night. One burglar was shot. The trial of John 1). Hart, accused ot nldlng filibustering In Cuba, will begin In Philadelphia next Monday. At' 'Lancaster, Pa., Hichard Redmond was sentenced to tho Kustoru penitentiary for six years aud tx half for stealingchick ons. HrlgadlerGonornl HornardoSoto, former president ot Costa ltlca, Is said to havo been killed In a skirmish with Spanish guerillas ou tho Havana border. Myron It. Kont, who has boon thrlco or dered hanged for thoinurder of his wlfo In Morton county, N. D., wus on Tuosday night sontonced to the Bismarck puultun tlary for llfo by Govoruor Allon. i Their names are in the paper every day. In the obituary column. The names of men killed by neglect ! of their health combined with overwork. Thev should serve as & ' warning to others who arc fast fol lowing In their footsteps. No man can Und the strain of modem business com-' fetitioti who wilfully neglects his health, j t Is not good policy to overwork, but the man who looks after his health can stand a f:reat deal of it. The man who-neglects his icalth is soon unfitted for work. When a man's digestion is disordered and his bow els are irregular, his blood becomes impure j and the body Is badly nourished. 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Th Itrtlr.-nri of tlio SHhlh OITlclnH Hp Kfir.lh.e Tlirlr Clilrf lllvf Cot nr to ihp ltoport Hint llo Una Met nrltli Itevrrsrs Rt thp llnnds nf 3IncMt's lorr.s. T.Mr., Tin , N'ov. la Cillmti ltder hpro yestordiiy rpcolvod lnforuiiitlnn thni tho iHsur'i'iiN hnvo just won nno of the most linportiint bntt'os fotlnht oil the Islntid during tho progress of tho war. The Imttlo wiih In l'lniir did Hlo, but no h tJl nro plvon. Cubnni horo'iiro rojolciiiR ns this 1 tho first real bnttlo sltico Woylor took tho Hold, wkvlkk .maki:s no iii:awav. Knots Which ImltcntB ttin Truth of He ported InsllrKflilt Success. Havana, Nov. 10.-Vory llttltl tiowa ro gurdliiK CupUiiti Gonurnl NVoylor'S oporn tionsuKnlnst tho lnsuroiit4 In tho prov ince) of l'lniir tlol Hirt, Is nlldwod to lcivk out from tho pnlnco. This jotlconco Is on qounigliiR to thoo who TOOi-utly opmUe (ho cnuso of tho liisurixonts, ntid n report thnt hns been quietly circulated, iillcftlna n dofent for Woylor'tt forcos,.ls crodltod. Jlnjor Hiiznn, of tho Spanish coinmnml' or's HtalT, arrlvod hero yesterday from the front. Ho hays that tho oporiitlons are most dllllcult, aud adds thnt the captain (jenernl slept two rainy nifihts ou tho ground nd without blankets, and that ho has lioen soveral times without meals In xplto of the fact that tho wnathor hast greatly Improved In l'lnnr del Ilio, nud that the authorities assort that the health ' of tho troops in tho Hold shows improve ment, 1,000 sick men havo recently arrived hero. Tlio fallowing parsons hivo been nr rested on the charge of conspiracy with tho insurgents: Miguel Col m bra. Ventura Ferrer, Manuel Gomez, Haf.iel Arango, Pablo lllvero, Felix Martin, Victor I'lanas, O-ear ltomero and Teodora Ocainpa. I The Insurgents are said to have foiirtcon factories in operation between .,na and j Cabanas In I'iuardel Ilio Nevertheless ' reports aro received of -carrlty nf food aud i clothing. Tho constant rifle volluvs which havo been heard since the invasion of j l'lnnr del Hlo by Captain General Wevler I have frightened the cattle, uud they have hidden in the mountains, whoro It Is tlif I lifiilt to secure them for food. Tho police, by forming an ambush, suc ceeded In surprising a party in tho Avonuc Infante, on the outskirts of the city, who were preparing to join tho iiisurgonts. Two of the party wore killed, but two suc ceeded In ocnplng. V policoman wit1 wounded In the melee. Did She Die? "Xo; she lingered and sullered along, "pining nway till tho time for years, tho "doctors duing iter no good ; and nt last "was cured by this Hop Hitters the p.i "pers say so lunch about. Indeed! Indeed! "how thankful wo should 1,0 for that "medicine." V.iii:mitoj, 1). U., ray 1.1th, IS Okxtlksikn" Having been a sufferer for a long lime from nervous prostration and geneinl debility, I was ndviicd to try flop Hitters. I havo taken one bottle, ami, I have been rapidly getting bettor ever since, and I think it tlio best mcdiciuo I eer used. I am now gaining strength and appetite, which was all gone, and I was in despair until I tried your bitters. I am now null, nblo to go about and do my own work. Ileforo taking it, I was completely prostrated. IltS. MAltY STl'AKT. Sheriir Atttieltes n "lend llo.'lv. Fall Uivrc-i, JUs, , -Nov. lit. -Deputy SheiUT Hatfitdd, of this city, In behalf of Dr. Kelloy, attached and carrlod away all tho offeots of tho undertaking ustnblish inent of John II. Martin. Tho-deputy sherlll also took with him tho-,iload body of tho y6ung daughter of Jules Jiblanc, of this city, which had been loft with Uu dcrtakor Martin until tho funeral. Tho Ideal 1'aiiHfea. James L. 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Tho voto by pro coptorios for tho oloctlon of olllcors In tho window ulass orkers association was I completed last night, rilmim Hums was 1 ro-elootod president by an overwhelming plurality, and had moro than 600 majority I over his other opponents, J. 1L St. l'oter, for secretary, had a majority over his com petitor, but not nliough to constitilto a lo ! gal election, and a now ballot will havo to I bo tukou for thnt olllce. Armitrong's Will Sustiiined, I'LATTSHUIto, X. Y., Nov. It). Tho caso of Kinniet Armstrong vs. Union college, in contesting tho will of Thomas Arm strong, his father, on tho ground of men tal Incapacity, was decided yosturday In favor of Union college, Tho effect ot tho verdict Is to doolaro tho will valid. Tho testator was a lawyor of occontlio habits, who bequeathed thq greuter part of his property, nniountlug to $1&U,000, to Union college. l Alleged Train Wrecker's Trial Postponed. Haukismjko, Nov. 111. Tho trial of Samuel Wylanil, who stands accused bo foro the I'orry county court on tho chargo of attempt to wrank n Pennsylvania pus Minger train on Oct. 31, was postponed In Saw Ulooinllold, owing to tho discovery of irregularity In tho drawing of Jurors by theautliorltips In that county, which tech nically provouts tho trial of any ensos at this term of rourt. telle! in Six Hours. Distressing kldnoy and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by tho "Now Circa t South American Kidney Curo." This now remedy Is a great surprise on account of Its exceeding promptness iti rolioving pain in tlio bladder, kidneys, back and every port of tho urinary passages In malo or femalo. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost Immediately. If you want quick relief and euro this is your rcnirdy. Sold by Shaplra's pharmacy, 1(17 South Main street. Buy Keystone Hour. Bo sum that tho name Lkssio A Baku, Ashlaud, Ta., Is printed on ove.y sack. li 'I j I" I 1 om The Hotel Hsubleln, Hartfot 1 "Wo find It superior to anything for cleaning windows, plato mirrors, and, In fact, all kinds of glass ware The Alodcrn Cleaner Testimonials Decide Tho ineilicltml vuhio of ctoodi munulucluic'il fm tho health of mankind Diphtheria Toll In own Ftory iU Klven by those Cure lu (timhtlr4.. Not 11 oiriKlo case nf lull ui t umoiiL' tho million of hottli-i sold. It is the only ii'iiifil that will positive ly and peedlly ctire thnt ilmulcil ulseim M.-unf-M'tntTil by tho Thompson lljlnhi,rla Cuto Co, WllHampni !, Vn Askfm t lii-i for n hottlo nnd nUo InV pi intftl m.itioi (levcriblng tho icnu'iiy un-1 im tpuclllo uso when propuily niiplied, IT NEVER FAILS I Ileio U what ono who has tried It uy-j : Wllllotii-nort, I'a., May 1, I'M Tr tin- 1'ii'ilti . I pnii suv nosittwli tlmt Thumps(in lMphihorlu Cun rni-il my llfi )ilhtl itntneriu r Knin iiinniu crmnn ItHiL- n ni i in- Mi-M.rim' I'umi mo in Hovt'nil ln tuno, Alao know Ihut tnv iloar Hlnter win!. iint hr1 Iti tin; ttHliiy hail tt nut ln ii tnr '1 lmmpsun n I'tph ttHTil nn-. I -it till to nil tfie orh ami mak' tin Iitnmiitirp ns Mronij na im-wsthls', for It H my tllrn tlmt nil thosu KtlltrtHl HhuuM iilve Thonipson'M Dfpli tlicrlu Curt u trl.tl. It rttll cure pi'ry ttni' if applied uiToi'llim to ..In-i tloni, an Burtly us th sun rt nml pvt II. 1 Hull, fil Ut'pburuKt. Sold by Druggists vpy txthna at SO Cta. a bottla. For Sale at KIULIN'S Drug: Store BROM-KOLOA AtCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS HEADACHES Cured by this grnnulnr effervescent nnd stimu Innt. An limtnut cure for sour stomachs and hendnchert, which often accumulate from having n night out. JOHN F. CLEARY, BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS, 17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah riillionsof Dollars Go up in snioko every year. Take ni risks but get your houses, stock, fui niturc, etc., insured in ilrst-class re liable companies as represented 1-y DAVID FAUST, 130 Houth Jnplln.St. Aluo Life and Aocldcntnl CompAiiUi. Tho Rosy Froshnoss And a velvety Boftness of tho skin is Inva riably obtained by those who uao Pozzoni'h Complexion Powder. Am BIS "A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO SHAVE WITH." 3 A POLIO IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEAN1NG. Summer Heat HOP BITTERS WILL BRACE YOU UR M J THE BEST OF ALL TOGCS. For over 25 yearc it has teen curing thousands of cases of Biliousness, Indigestion, Malaria, Nervous Prostration, Kidney Troubles, Sc. It Purifies the Bloot!, Gives you an Appetite, and Helps you Digest what you Eat. Take it now and get your system in shape lo stand tho cold weather. PRESCRIBED BY ALL EMINENT PHYSICIANS. HOP BITTERS CO., NEW VORK. Sold by P. 1". D. KIULIN, Shenandoah, Pa. For"ale by P. p. D. nr peppa. Railroad. M'lirYKIU. DIVISION". NoVKWhRK 1.1, Trains will lenve heitnndonh nftor the ftbov ilstc for Wtranns, lllllierton, I'raokvllle, I)rk Water. St. CUIr, l'othvillc. llnmlmrg, ltrmllor, l'ott.tnwn, l'hnrnlxvllle, N'orrlstowii ami PhU. mlelpliln iHninil street stntlnii) nt !us and II ui a. in. nhil I 30 , in. on week dnys. For l'otw -1llo ntid Intermediate stntiohs 9 i7 a. m. Sl'NDAV. For Wlitmns, (lllhertnn, I'rlcvlllc, l)a,k Wnter St. Clair, l'ottsvllle, nt 0 OS, 9 -H a. ni, and 3 10 p. in. For HnmhurK, Itendlng, Pottstow l'hrnlxville, Norristown, l'tdlndelpliln at fl h 41 n. in , 3 10 . in. Tnilns leave l'racliville for Hliennndoah al I040n. in. and 12 HI, S 41, 712 and 10 17 p m, Sniulny, 11 1:1 n. m. mid .1 II p. in. 1-enve l'ottsvllle for Slienftndonh at 10 15, 1 a. m. and II 1.1, 7 IIS nnd 10 20 p. in. Sunday at 10 40 a. In.. .1 13 p. in. Leave Philadelphia, (Itroad street station), for Shenandoah at 5 87 nnd 8 3d n. ni., 110 and f 11 p. ni. week day. Bnndays lenve at ft M ft. m, I.cnvo Ilroad street stntlon. Philadelphia, lor Sen Oirt, Ashury Pnrk, Oeenn drove. Long; llrnncli, nnd liitermcllnte stations, 4 0.1, 6..10, s.2n 11.31 n. ni 2 8S, 3.30, 4.01 p. in. noek-riays, 5 00 Saturdays only. Sunday (stop at Interlaken for Asliury Pnrk), 4 51, R.25 a Leave Uroad Street Station, Phlladelihla, F6lt NKW YOItK. Hxpress, week-days, 3 20, 4 03, 4 50, 5 11, 80, 7 in, 8 20, s 38, t 50, 10 21 (Dliilng Car), 11 00 n, m. IZmniKin, 1235 (Limited 100 nnd 4 22 p. m. n i.t, . .xi 1 1 i in UK Ax , i w p. inline i -l ti. I'iniiiK Onr,5J0, ,VW, Dining Car, H& Cfi0,8l2. lOtW p. in., 12 0 nlRht. 1,lirnad titt tllAntl slVlfl.nlf olirlMfTA II D1 k m., wwk-dftyrs nnd 0 W p. ni., dnlly. VOll WASIIIXOTOX AND THR SOUTH. ForRnltlmtohnd WnthliiRton, fl .V), 7 20, 81? 1020. 1133 n. in.. 12 09 (I1UI IJiniU-U Din 1iik Car), 112, 3 H, 1)1 (5 11) CotierCMfanM I.lmlttHl. DinltiR Cnr), 8 17, OM (Dining Cnr)( 7 10 ( Dining Cnr) p. in., nnd 12 nlghl week ..ay. Sunday 3.V), 7 'JO, 912, 11 33 s. ni., .2 09 1 12, A 41, i 5 13 CoiiKrcnlonnl Uniltedt Dining Cnr), fl JW (Dining Ortrl, 7 10 p. m. (DInliiR Cnr) nnd 12 01 night. FOU ATl.VNTlO CITV. I-t?nvr Ilnmd tteot tatlon, riillndctpliln (rl Drliiwnri' Hvcr lirtdge), cxprcf, 7W p. m. daily Leave Market street Kerry, espres. 8 SO n. in,, 2 00, -1 on, t 00 p. m Sumlnys, 8 IV 9 Ma, m. ceniniimdiltion, s 00, 20, n. in., 3 20 rthd 4 20 p. in , eek days, undnyn, 8 00, 8 13 n. m., 4 00 nnd .ton, p m. For Cape -May, AngleMen, "Vlldwool and Holly lieach, and Hen Nio City, Ocean City nnd Avnloii KxpreMH, 0 Oil it, in., 4 CO p m. week day. Sunday, 9 00 a. m For Snmep Point Kxpress, 8 50 a. ni., 4 00 p. in. week tlay KundayM, A IS a. m. S M. lyiKvo-T, J. 11. Woon, Oeft'l Manaicer on'l I'a'g'r Art! READING R R SYSTtM IN HFKKCT NOV IV 1S96. Tint us leave Shrnnndonh nf ftillown : I For New Vork vin Philadelphia week dny, 2 K', -li-V 7 20 a. in., 12 4i, 3 00 a.idSM p. m Suiitlav , 2 In a in. For New York via Maucji Chunk, week days, 3 2ft, 7 20 a. nt , 12 H nnd 3 0) p. in. I'or (tending nnd Philadelphia, week dftya 2 10, 5 2V T 20 n.ni., 12 iH, a 00 and 5 55 p. m. 8un davft, 2 10 a. m. For Pottvllle, week dave, 2 10; 7 20 n. ni., and 12 It, 8 mi mid 5 5-5 p. m. Sunday, 2 10 a. m. For Tamaqun and Mahatmv City, week days, 2 10.3 2.., 7 20 a. in., 12 3 00 nnd 5 55 p. m, ; Mind.iv m 2 10 a. in. For Vitllaniport, Sunlmrv nnd Lewlaburg, week day, 3 2.", 11 HQ n. in., 2 00 and 7 25 p.m. Sundat, 3 2.5 a. in. For Mnhahoy l'lnne. eekday, 2 10. 3 25, S 25 7 20, 11 30 a. m 12 IS 2 03, 3 00,5 55, 7 25 and 9 55 i p. in. Sundays, 2 10, 3 25 a. in. I'or Adiland and Shamnkin, week days, 8 25, i 7 20, 1130 a. m., 2 00,7 25 nnd 9 55 p.m. Bun ' days, 3 25 a. in. For llalthnnre, Washington ami tlio Weal via , It. A: ). U. It, through trains ten i Heading Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. X IE. 1 M at 8 20, 7 55, It 2fl a. m., 3 10 and 7.27 p. .... Sundays, 3 20, 7 00, U 20 n. in., 3 40 nnd 7 27 p. in. Addi tional traliii from Twenty-fourth and Chest nut i-trects station, week davn, 10 SO a. m. 12 20, i 1J U 8 40 . m. Uundaytt, 1 3V 23 p. tu. Til A INS FOU SHKNANDOAH. Lenve Now York vin Philadelphia, week daa, t:t0, HOOn. m., 130, -130, U 00 p. m. nnd night. Sundnyn, 0 00 p. in. Iajivo New York via Mauch Chunk, week days, 4 ), i 10 n. in.. 1 30 and 4 15 ji. m. Leave Philadelphia, Uending Terminal, week ilayK, I 20, s 35, 10 05 a. in. nnd 4 05, 0 30, 1180 p ni. Snndays, I130p m. Leave Keadlng, week days, 1 85, 7 10, 10 08, II 55 a. in., 0 00 nnd H JO p. in. Hundnyri, 1 85 a. m. Leave PuttHvIlle, weekdays, 235, 7 40 a. m 1 12 30 nud 0 12 p. in. Sundayo, 2 35 n. m. Leave Tamaqun, week day, 3J8, 850, 1123 fcl in , 1 27, 7 20 nud 9 11 p. in. HumlayB, 3 18 a. m, Lcae Iahanoy City, week lays, 3 45, 9 21, 11 17 a. m., 2 03,7 41 and 10 OS p. m. .Sundays, 8 45 , a. in. Leave Mahnnoy Plane, week days, 2 10, 4 00. 630.9 37.11 59a.m., 1 12, 2 19, 5 20, fl 2ti, 757 and 10 23 p. m. SundayH, 2 40, 00 a, in. I Leave WllliatnHpiirt, week dnys, 7 42, 1010 a. in.. 3 35 and 11 41 p. in. Sundays, 11 15 p. m. 1 ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION, I I-ave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and Smith trett whaif for Atlnntlo City. I WeekdaH Kxpres, 9 0i)n. m., 2 00, 400, 500 p. in. Afciiininoilatioii, BOO n. in., A 30 p. in. Sundays Lxprin, 900, 10 00 n, in, Accora mmlation, SUOa. in , t 15 p. in. ' Returning lenve Atlantic City depot, corner I At lnnt to and Arkansas nenues. Weekila- Fxprrfc. 735,900n. in., 330, 530 p. in. Aicsiinmodatfon, 8 15 n. in., 132 p. m. 1 Sunday -Fxprens. 1 0"), 7 30 p. in. Accommo dation, 7 n a ni , I 15 p m. Parlor Cart nn nil express trains. I. A. SWLKiAKI), . O. HANCOCK, (JenM Superintendent. Uen'l Pn99.Ar Wears You OuC K1RLIN, Shenandoah, Pa. 1iiiiii v.iir'i i ivf " M'liiiiiK w; u wt IIH)(5(, 5.W(ltn.ngCiir,C00, 050, 8 12.10 00, p. m., 1201, night Hitiiiliiy. 0 20, 'A m, i W. 5 in, 20, H m, n .V), 101, Dilitnu- (irj, 1ian in., rS$)iffi$IJA tCfOjSWW ' .r,! ',r rcI ' menu". Add test i
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