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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

In the caucus orthe republican members Of the
New jersey Legislature last night, which lasted
Tor two hours, the Hon. +. T. Frelinghuysen
was nominated for United States Senator on
the ninth ballot There we're four candidates,
r. 1. frehnghuysen, Cornelius Walsh, Cort-
laEdt Parker, and Dudley L. Gregory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

Tie last man arrested - the murderer OF Mr.
NstAans proves TO be not that man. but another
mau.
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As the reported fire ut wIllard's Hotel proved
70 be purely false alarm, the Philadelphi q
Po'' very safely assumes that "the IRE TEND did
not get the headvay II did at the Spotswood."
But though arguing from mistaken premises the
Pet Is sound In the opinion that eli large hote
buildings should be supplied with Ere escanes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

ga new brake has been adopted on one Of
the English railroads, In consequence OF tie
recent frequency Of accidents. which is able TO
stop train going thirty miles an hour in twea-
fy-tYe seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
The Markets To. Day.

I,tsy1pasa EyclESitsy 10 Tie Ersa1T- S,7r
BALTIMORE Jan. lo.-tOttOn-bstter feeling. hut
rot active uidl' ns upland. Is low id3jnr IL Z.
rs, Flour active, and market favsrs the buyars
wheat trm and active, receipts better; Ohio and
inniana, 81 Sa II 70, Pennsy iyania,. 81 41aSl -
Ctnor grades unchanged. Corn, steady: white ,Ia.s
yellow, 1oa1S. Oat,. quiet at :Sa57c Provisions
hiin ana m good demand. Whiskey stsa.iy at o..
bALTis9RE, Jan. lA-Virginis skies old 90. bid
81 asked do. IouS % bid ' "''
Nsw YORK, Jan. B.-StCcks steady Gold steady
at at ~ s.e's. M"ges easy at :. Exchanae, Iona,
"a shoIt. % . - bond>, coupons. %. Virginia
o., ex coupon, IS. North CaTOlina's old, A., do
Row. 22'f - Wv
NV foRS Jan. lS-FlNur quiet and nchang ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

Tie Airline Railway bill is quite certain t.
20 through the House, bat the hitch will proba-
hiy BE- as heretofore. in the Senate. The rail-
road influence in that body is. however, weak
enine steadily, and the AIRLINE road between
NAsLirgion and New York is pretty sure to be
bail; within the Eest five years
Tie New York Tribune SAYS, in this connection:
This looks encouraging for the public who
u---e 10 see new avenues 10 Washington
orered- The Airline Railway bill 4 t. be
pushed more vigorously in Congress than here
te.ore5 ard apparently with better chances OF
sHcesss- III was introduced in the House yester-
day ~ special permission by an oyergheIping
vote and Is 10 have early and proper cOnsidera,
tcH. ~ IL an enterprise OF great moment 20
sew OK and one that ought TO be undertaken
"a sIite or Camden K AmbOy opposition,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

The Connecticut democratic State convention
yesterday rs-nominated Gov. English aud the
present State officers The resolutions adopted
By the convention condemn the federal admins
uacon; believe in territorial expansion, but
oppose IL in the case Of San Domingo; endorse
the removal OF the disabilities OF all citizens,
And condemn the granting Of public lands to
railroads or spectators.
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ARGUMENTS.

Established facts are silent arguments which
peithsr pen nor tongue can shake and IL IL upon
establish Sd facts that the reputation of Hostetsrs
Stomach Bttttr ss health preserving elixir, and
wholesome and powerful remedy, is based. When
vitressescone forward in crowds, year after year,
ard Teitersie the same statements ia relation to the
beneficial elects of medicine ppoa themselves dis
belief in i:s efficacy is 'tfraEy impossible. The
credentials Ct this upeluslled tonic an Alternative
extending over period Of nearly twenty years, in
ciuie lndlYidusls II every class, and residents OF
sFery cline, and refer 10 the most prevalent
smong The complaints which sfiict and
harass the human family. Rither 8 multi
tUde OF reoEie, Strangers to each other, have
annually been SIZED with n ins sne ard motiyeess
desire 10 deceive the public, Eosteter's Btters
Tor 10 less than flfih o. CENTURY, have been Of
terding such relief to sufferers from Indigestion
Fever and sgue, biliousness general debility aud
nervous disorders as other preparation has ever
impaired To day. IrisS rae eyes Of fas -saf,r ays
bPon ss tnsS tens OF thousands of persons of both
sexes are relying upon the Bitters as sure defence
against the ailments which the present season en-
gspdeTs, and their confidence Is not misplaced The
local potIOns which interested dealers sometimes
eE6eaVor to fOist upon the sick in its stead, ara
everywhere meeting the fate that is due fraud mi
I'M posture, while the demand for the great
specific Is constantly decreasing. jaIS eS5tSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

From tie proceedings of the meeting held
last evening at the Board OF Trade r0Dms. a
iuii report OF which VIII be found elsewhere, II
viii be seen that the property holders on Penn
sylysLia avenue and our citizens generally are
thoroughly aroused and deeply in earnest in
the matter OF having that magniGc, nj thor
oughfsre properly paved. The ball has now
been iaiTly set in motion. Keep 1t rolling, gen
tlemcn. and Che reform is sure to be accom-
Plished. II cannot be that Congress will obev
the T anfstes or the street railway COMPANY,
AID refuse tbs reasonable request, in which
the PEOPLE Of Washington, without a score OF
exceptions. are united. We are not vet pre-
pared I" believe the boast of the officers of that
corporation that L holds the legislative branch
al the general government in the hollow Of its
AID. and the falsity II the statement will be
shown if the committee now charged with the
matter viii keep earnestly and persistently ar
WORK
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BOARDING.,

A FAMILY OF ADULTS CAN HAVE PLEAS
"A ANT ROOMS and BOARD by applying at 500
Al street, one door north OF L. Four Table hoard
eIs can also lie accommodated. ALI az
EIksT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT kOOMS, to be had on Reasonable
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania ayeuue and 10th
strest. Good location and accessible mLy IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

IL seems that Boston, Troy and other North
ern cities are suffering from water famine from
ne same causes that have made scarcity here,
via waste, and its use for m manufacturing par
poses beyond the supply. Its use for manufac-
iIing purposes there, however, is limited to
"h't rs needed for generation Of steam, and the
ioss Is not . enormous as here where the water
Is applied to the tur ling Of water-whee,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
United States Senators Elected.

We announced yesterday the reelection, by
the Maine Legislature, of Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,
t. represent that State in the United States
Senate for six years from the 4th of March next,
a. he has done efficiently for ten years past
having first taken his seat in that body on the
Eth day OF January, 1861.
Hon. Henry Wilson was reelected United
States Senator by the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture, yesterday afternoon, by the following
yOtt.-SeDate-Wils0n 81, John Quincy Adams
4, Wendell Phillips 4; House-wils N 1873,
Adams %, Phillips 10, Dawes 5, John velles
Brown 1. Mr.. Wilson has been in the Senate
since January, 1856, and his reelection BY such
large majority is a well.merited recognition of
his important services to the country and his
State during that time.
Hon William Window was yesterday elected
United States senator from Minnesota tor the
term commencing on the 18th OF March next.
The vote stood e to in the Senate. and 50 to
II IA the House-two republicans boiling.
Hon. Gore Salisbury was yesterday elected by
the Delaware Legislature tosucceed his brother.
Hon. Willard Salisbury, in the nited States
Senate
Yesterday morning both houses Of the Illinois
Legislature met in order 10 vote for United
States Senator. In the Senate Thomas e.
Turner dem received Is votes, and John A.
Logan (rep) y. In the House II votes were
cast icr Tuner, % for Logan, and for SNYDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

yam ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS IN
~ being organized az Dr. Csulneld's Academy
\ h. q. 4. Terms IS per quarter OF ten weeks, in
ADVANCE. Those wishing TO Join will Please leave
tHEN~ N = In14
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

POE BENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
.its ~ ne modern ianro,sges;s % 81 s.fs,,
isr. apply 70 LATIMER 3 OLSABY, Auciie1eer.
To LEr-Ths HOUSE No sos D street, 'front.'
L ms also on Indiana avenue. IL hAs yust bsss
.harcresly it paired ineiuding raP,rns AL PATTI,
renee Ior boarding house. oeil-u
EoR RNHT-fOr single gentlemen q suite Of
= hVons or single. turniss-d, e,esssnily lecs.
BY the Metropolitan streei cars Hetereaces ex-
s g Inquire iss street. ~ W, o9rne, of
/ Bcof auusEs. No. its. md ia59 on ooroo,
van street SHERMAN Block between 18th and 18th
streets, Nv. Inquire q, 1893 adjoining dos-u
lrHR RENT-The FURNISHED REsiDKNOE OF
Il GAS WILLIAMS, Q. s. A, known AZ Douglas
IN this city. A good tsnsn, vii be allowed he u-s
SaiatiSss. ''' de,a
LOB sALE-A three-story BRICk RESI-
L DkNCE. 10. 1927 s;h street, near the ser,a.
the III street cars For particulars Apply 20 LarI
MIR CLEAKY, Auotioneers and Zeal ESTATE
Brokers, soGthves. corner PeOns avenue an IN
NOR RENT-C smfortabiy farnisbea PARLOs
L and CHAMRERS, in = house with all modern
front; in the First ward' sth and . Streets
LOB RENT.IThree sto-y sRICk HOUSE,; cigh,
Il rooms. No IL u street, between North Capitol
aud lst streets, rear Of the GoverHmsrt Printing
Office. Bent s2 per mouth. Inquire Of LIZA
BY. neStdoor. no2sd
EoR sALE-0ne BsIok MOUSE, 1884 iilt
4 street northwest.
Two BRICK HOUSES on TurANr street, between
VI and l0th and and . northwest.
One BRICK HOUSE en- street, between 9TH sHe
One BBICK HOUSE on 9th street. bV.ween snd
One BRICk HOUSE, m GRANTS BOW. Oh
SIe BECK HOUSE on street, between Eth and
One BRICK HOUSE N street, betwe,'D SeS
jersey s,enue ana LIST street southeast
All With modern Improvements and new.
TH0s. THOMPSON, Auotiouesr,
nolsh 800 PIN street northwest.
Toe sALK,-A desirable DoUBbk HOUSE, y
oa a teS SFssr st .rse, S asa sssSGe
TOR RENT-A desirable aud eOmmodious
y HOUSE, with all the modern inproy eIaents,
situated on the corner Of Eth ard streets. For
terms aud particulars inquire ~ az PeuRsylysns
lrOR RENT-HoUsK, twelve rooms; r.s, water,
81 sl1' 1'sT fis
Gand 9th streets ocls
FOB SALE Oh KxCAAAGE.
60, 900 ACRES OF LAND In Macon oonnty.S
o., Blue Ridge Railroad running through IL
80 600 acres In Cherokee county, n. q, all ens
esror frnif Climate inc essia h tSe .sss
Oregon. win exchange for city properly, or psri
&. II SwIILANp, FEDERAL Block,
mhil-h corner OF 5ta ana streets.
LOB REET-A nne COUNTRY SEAT, 90 II
o. ss e ksn With trees Orch
HALL Ross, Real Estate Brokers,
spftu Corner 7th and streets.
FOB BEsT,s,f me 0FfICE Rooms in the
= Shepherd Building, ses PennsEiysaia ayenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

The Committee Of Inquiry on the affairs Of
the Methodist Book Concern, now in session in
New York, has developed nothing OF general
Interest, and Is without result so far. The press
seem to side with Rev. DIR. Lsnahan, and to sus.
"a him 80 far as his structures on the manage
uen: OF the Book Concern are subject OF in
Fuiry. He is not alone, it seems, for the evil
deLee or Sunday went 10 show that Mr. Fletcher
Harper had not very good idea of the business
abihties of the Book Agent. There is an initi-
nation that the committee, in secret session on
Monday, concluded to drop the inquiry entirely.
and the TribuHe saws; Evidently that is the
wisest determination il can reach, and the
sooner the wiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

Z" Chanzy' or t" Chaa1y," that's the aues,io,
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MIDDLETON a co.
wi

VI BANK RS.
Is@@ Street.. ltgo doors frc-l L. s. Treasary
IL psrtTaeft,l
WfSHTNETON, 2. G
business
Exohange o. toe p-irciRa' cities tlkea aai given
a. par q eur q posito--.
Information che-rfuily furnished 10 r. sssa - al
securities.
Loans gotiated 90 the lest t.rrss
Ga ms before AZ the Inlt-d states Dep lrtrneHts
have Cuf personal cage.
deloiltf WTDDLETON & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

NS ire WASHINGTON CITYORPuANaSY
~ viii be he.d a. the Fourth Presbyter al.
WEpNESDAl EVENING, Jannary 18Th, ar "a,
OtlecK TIE public is invited 10 attend
By CTder ~ the boarl Of Mana GERS
tATHARiNK &. GIDEON. Secretary
isCn enron. Herald Gazette, A. Patriot IL pup &
ralf-4t Chronicle ytI
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BANKERS.
LAY COOKE q Co.

IAH COOKE q Co.
BANKERS,
Boy and e. %. 81 CUR nj rates.
COY hknahhI sECl RITIEs, GOLD ASD
siAA b X, LAND n akkaNI -. SCRIP &C
kAhCNIE DRpERS ~ New YORK 500 Irsrs
SILL y hANGE or New YORK. saL f.aucts-1.
Great Britain aud the Continent.
furui~h kENENCE STAMP % III F--r-lfr.-
h'ss Issue CERTIFICATES CT pEPuSIT.
bearing III. rest. .rtW
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL! WOOD:
WOOD COAL
We sell none bet the test quality
LINENS VALLEY. BED and WHITE ASH
GOALS,
all sizes. Fill sll orders promptly, CHEAP.
Also. OAK, PINE, and HICKoEY WOOD,
sawed and split aIv length CT size.
Orders sent by n all promptly ATTENDED 20.
Office and yard. south side canal, cOraer Tth 81.
jsitf WALTER a BARLOW
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~CAKhIYAL NOTICE

Al rers-Ls desiring 20 appear In Fancy or Mas
Guerado Costumes during the coming Carnival are
requested TO report to the sub. committee having
that matter IN cEargs, at their room. No. . Dick
son House. No 30s llih street where all necessary
IBfs rnaticn will be given
IalO-if Ilhren. Ken Patrint
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DOOMS Y. NJ 4. A.
CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS,
orES FROM . =. n. TO 10 r. L.
ALL ABE WELCOMED
FEE READING ROOMS
With Paper and Magazines from all parts Of the
country.
LIBRARY OF $4,000 VOLUMES
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at I2l5 and s p. m.
GYMNASIUM, BOWLING ALLEY,
AND BATHS
LADIES' BEADING ROOM
YOUTHS. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION nests
al r. ia. hlDAfS. Isls tr
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, lot
teTs al Naturalization d. b. c. t. the personal
estate o. SARAH ,. CAN'T late OF Washington
county, deceased. All persons having CLAIMS
against tbs said deceased are hereby warned TO
eAhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the Eth day Of January
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
All benent Of the said estate: Given under my hand
this Eth day Of January ,IS7J.
IaI5 Wv hdninistrator,d b. n. :. a.
4 UOk SHARP. SPECIE PAYMNNT AGAIN
IL REsUMEDAT
NELC6ER x HAGERrlS SAMPLE ROOMS.
BOA 18Th street. opposite Treasury Il
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1Sn G .... Ris sU.!,s 3 70
seruetion in German yin Be eommenced ct the

- yANuAiI I0th. -. ~ p. =: SkLk teacher O
q Lessons, %. Alllications win - received q
TIE Colleee, corner tn md p streets. and ct the
ormed q tAs tsAchers residence, q msdesate
osee. 0e0-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

NJ nPEGIAL NETTING. RNEYMEN
QS BktCKLAYERs Union, No 1, will ma,
a. their han st seiook, on WEDNESDAY,, Jan
l'th Nl 20 take action in the csss II Brother San
y Ii Is. who got his leg cut Of in Bsitimor.
b. OF der CT the resident
~ M. QUInLEY Ra6 Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

~SPECiAL hOTICE-REMOVAL-I nave
JIG removed ny Store from SOS to SAB 7ta
street, opposite the Pest Oficc, where Ishali be-
happy 20 serve my friends and the public.
l.. J. ROrHR0Ck,
Dealer in Paper Han-ings,
Window Shades, Pictures and
o.
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P. BOYLE, 1O1 1 street, N. w.


WASHINGTON, August 6th, 1870,
M Avstv Ndfta1s-Dear Sir dc not hesitate
70 say that your Crystal Discovery deserves 10 M
lercede all other preparations claiming 70 restore
the rogth and color Of the hair. have uSed n a
week nov, and my hair has already resumed it's nat
ural shade, and has ceased falling almosr entirely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

M rs. ELLIS, tss Graf Ciairrorasf. L. meeting
i'l with wonderful success. Many visit h daily
with most sstis'actory results. All shO would &C.
thtr wAy through the fui nre. review the past, and
look At the present should not fail O. consult thi.
wondertuI tlaiTyos ant Medium. Terms. n 10 -
ofhce-213 a. street. ds9s ;ms
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-01
The Perilous Adventure Of a Skater

Is thus told by Leavenworth paper =
I'm the milst of askating scene an e1clam-
alton of horror trans6xed every gazer.-
Amid the cracking and breaking ofthe ice
one was observed struggling for hold on
the slippery edges of the ice, which broke
off in large pieces. His benumded fingers
loosened their grasp, and the unfortunate
skater was carried by the murderous cur
rent out of sight, under the cold and
CLASSY ice. Being an expert swimmer
and possessed of great presence of mind,
he struck out vigorously and swan after
the manner of diver. The fishes gazed
at him with their green eyes and nibbled
his clothes as he swan through the frigid
current, and ne, too, imagined that grim
death was gazing at him., but he strug-
gled manfully on He is almost exhaust
ed, and lie lets down and his feet tstrike the
bottom. He has reached shoal. Press
ing bis hand vigorously against the yield
ing ice, with his feet braced below a
cracking is heard, and be gazes along the
surface of the ice. To come through
lightly was but a moments work, and
bidding his friends-the fishes-good by,
he is conveyed to fire to dry and warm,
having swan over twenty yards under
the water" rt '.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-01

DROCLIMAT10N -WHEREAs THE Hox.
i JAMES H. GRAHAM, President Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas of the 9th Judi
cial District, composed, of the counties Of
Juniata. Perry and Cumberland, and the
Hons. THOMAS l. MILLIKES and SAMUEL
WATTS, Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Juniats county, have issued their precept
to me directed, bearing date the 9Th day Of
Dec, 1870, for holding a Court Of Oyer
and Tarminer and General Jail Delivery. and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, At
Miffiintown, on the fret MONDAY of Febru.
airy, 1871, being tile 9Th day Of the month:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the Coro
ner, just ices of the Peace and Constables of
tbs county of Juniata. that they be then and
there in their proper persons, At 1O'closk in
the afternoon OF said day, with records, in-
QUESTIONS, examinations and other remem-
brances. TO do those things that to their Off
ces respectively appertain, and those that are
bound ty recognizance to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or then may be in the
Jail of said County of Juniaia, be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be
just. go ..... e..... r.'-s
BY an Act of Assembly, passed the 9Th day
of May. A. d. 1854. il is made the duty Of
the Justices Of the Peace Of the several coun
ties Of this Commonwealth to return 10 the
Clerk of the Court Of. Qusrter Sessions of the
Peace, of the respe:tive couaties,. all the re-
cOgnizances entered into before them by any
person or persons charged with the commits.
sion of any crime, except sucn cases as may
be ended before a Justice of the Peace, under
the existing laws, at least ten days before the
commencement of the session of the Court to
which they ere made re turnable respectively,
and in all cases where any recognizances are
entered into less than ten DAYS before the
commencement of the session to which they
are made retnrnable. the saia Justices are re
quired to return the same in the same manner
as if said act had not been passed. l's- d 'l
Dated at .MifHintown, the 2nd day Of JAN,
in-the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-one.
..s,,nm-I JOSEPH ARD, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Miflintown, ..gf.s.
- January 2, 1871.
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duke carrcmed loudly on the rsftsman's
ear which sent him .prawling upon the
floor.
The crowd nearly raised the roof of
with the thundering- burst of laughter
which followed The raftsman soon
gathered himself up. and good humoredly
said, I'm satisfied you're Heenan. and
you can lick HIS blazes out of me-
Lets all take drink what do you
say T. and the raftsman warmly shook
the" Benishy Boy by the hand. Heenan
consented and SO did his friends. who
were nearly dead with convulsiye laugh
ter and go did the crowd consent to drink
at the discomftted raftsman's expense.
Heenan and his friends then retired to
their rooms. after being voted by every
body as devillish good fellows. The next
morning they accompanied Mr.. Bird in
the promised drive. and enjoyed the beau
tiful scenery surrounding the romantical-
ly situated town. After dinner they re.
quested the courteous Boniface to make
out their bills. as they purposed leaving
that afternoon for Williamsport. To
their surprise the landlord said there's
nothing to pay, gentlemen your bills
are all settled. When you are ready to
leave the boy will bring down your
trunks" .al tlta7-- a.r. .l.fe.
Heenan and his friends made some de-
murins objections. but it was nd use, and
thanking the landlord. and bidding good
bye to everybody. they took their de-
parture on the northern bound train for
the handsome city of MilIiamsport.