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Attsr The Garbage Contractor,

Chief DelbrugSe last night notified tho
garbage collectors, by mail, that unless
they called at headquarters for the com.
plaints lodged againIt them and gave
better service, that suits would be en-.
tered against them. One garbage col.
lector has been sick for ten days, and
during that time II 10 said that no one
has gathered up tho 9th on his route,
The police department has decided thai
inleA9 there 10 an Immediate improve.
ment Ia the methods Of the contractors,
their contracts shall DO forfeited.
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oor,llAln n lIMd Luck.

PARIS, Sept 1O,-There wW an OK
ploSIon to-day In foundry on Rue
pOpln Court, belonging TO N. Coryilaln
tho Antwerp manufacturer, at Whose
factory In that City the recent disastrous
explosion took place, Az the time o.
tho explosion, tho employees IN the ioun'
dfy were engaged ID melting bullet
which had been extracted from 0 GUAM
tIty Of old cartridges that NJ. Cofvllaln
had purchased. Several ol The employs
Weie BllRhIly Injured,
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SAN FRASctsco. Sept. 1O.-Judge Saw.
yer In the United States Circuit Court
this morning rendered a decision in the
habeaS corpus case Of Deputy Marshal
David Nagle, and discharged NaSle from
custody. A bill Of exceptions filed by
counsel for the State was allowed by the
court and pending an appeal 10 the
United states Supreme Court, Eagle was
ordered released on bis own recogni.
zance with bonds fixed at 5000.
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Amerlonn scientl.t Ilopored.

BALTIMORE, MDp Sept. 1e.-1nforma-
tion has to-day been received that a
grand prix and gold medal has been
awarded by the Paris Exposition To Prof.
Rowland, Of the Johns Hopkins Univer.
atty, for bis photograph map Of the solar
se6trnm and his conCaye gratings. This
is In addition TO the grand prix aud the
medal awarded 10 the Johns Hopkins
University for It's publication.
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pESyEE, Sept le,-rrank Pine, who
ls well known all oyer Europe and The
United States % one oi The BmoolhesL
confidence men In The business, ID at The
WIndSor Hotel in this city al the point
Of dvatii, HV bas been reduced 70 a
mere skeleton ~ an enlargement pl thV
spleen, which hlndes .he action o. the
time.
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1oSpoS, Sept. 1O.-At the opening Of
the court to-day the Recorder, in charg.
ing the Grand Jury, referred TO the re.
cent strike In London. He said that
though a great number Of men had been
out oi work for weeks and had suffered
great pfiyations, there was not q single
caso on tho calendar arising from the
strike. The peaceful behavior Of the
men, he declared, was subject tor ma
tional pride,
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pIlAlRMAN WALKER
Thinks Congress Has tie Power to Gran
the BraIssmsn Reauest,

Thinks Congress hAsthe Power TO Grant
the Braktmtn'A Request.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 16-Chairman
Walker, Of the Interstate Commerce
Railway Association, who was in the
city yesterday, was more hopeful
in alluding To the general railroad situa.
tion than the public might suppose, in
the light Of sensational reports furnished
from time to time purporliDg to emanate
from headquarters. With regard to the
petition Of the brakemep for some legis.
lation looking to the compulsory use Of
automatic couplerp, Chairman Walker
was clearly Of the opinion that Congress
had the power to enforce police regula.
tion for safety appliances In the opera
ton Of cars used In interstate commerce.
The general Government could assuredly
regulate the appliances. for freight cars
used In Interstate commerce, II 1t had
the power to regulate commerce itself.
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ME-. lInlnllinn fndlnih.l.

ATLANTIC CRY, N j., Sept. THE
September term Of court, before which
Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton will appear
In tho role Of d criminal, convened this
morning d Mays Landing, Judge Alfred
Reed pteDldlng. The grand fury I'D.
ished their business about 4igO o'clock,
finding % indictment Of atroCiouB 90.
sault and battery against Mrs. Hamilton.
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News fron samoa.

AUCKLAND, Sept iS.-The latest I'D.
vices from Samoa are that Mallatoa was
quietly restored Ia power, and that he
and Malaala have gone 10 sthO lsland Of
Manoa. where they will remain until the
decisions Of the Berlin conference have
been confirmed. The German Consul
Al Apia notified TamAseI that Germany
waS pfecluded from giving support 70
Any party on the Island,
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1SlhAiSonAH, ALA, Sept l0.--Tho
opening Of the handsome new armory Of
the Woodstock guards oi this city satur.
day niRht-a society Oyent--C concluded
in mOll disastrous manner, AdsllolouS
supper waaserSedduhng The evening, Of
which all the guests patlook freely.
About midnight all Of them, between @
and 100 In number, we're seized with
violent pains ID the stomach, The Ice
cream bad been poisoned. A stomach
pump aud anlid6tes Of various kinds
were used, but for 0 while II looked
serious. AS yet none ot them are dead,
but q number are still quite III,
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NAMES OF TUE YlUFlMs,
Loss of L,iO aud Property By the Fire in
LouIsVills.

Loss OF Lito and Property by the Fire In
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept, l6.-A conserv-
alive estimate places the aggregate
loss by last nights fire at $4,000, di.
vided as follows: Bambefger, Bloom &
Co., on stock and building, 5000, 900,
fully insuredi Bretsfelder 4 Co., stock
aud building, s75,00OI W. o. Kaye &
Co., stock, $4,000; other small losses
aggrcgating $4,000.
Five men were killed by the falling Of
a wall. Following are the names OF the
killed: Capt. Edward Early, No. hook
and ladder; John Wheeler, III. Jley,
Lawrence sleigliter, Joha Mo- - all
aremen. ~
and skull crushed; he will die. Frank
Best died this morning from his wounds.
No statement OF the Louisville Hotel
Losses have yet been obtained,
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The Loyalty Of Hanover.

HANOVER, Sept. 16,-A grand banquet
was given last night by the Provincial
Estate In honor Of Emperor William,
Count Won Munster, German Embassa.
dor to France gave tho toast in honor ol
the imperial family. In his speech, he
said the Emperor could always count
upon the readiness Of Hanover 10 re.
spond to any call whether for peace OF
The Emperor, in bis response, said he
was fully conscious Of the loyalty
nobility aud self sacrificing patriotism
which had distinguished Hanover. II
was due to these qualities that the
imperial house had heen able 10 per
form an extremely difficult task-namely
never TO let 20 anything that had once
been grasped. AT the conclusion Of hiG
speech, which was loudly Oheered, the
Emperor proposed q toast 10 Hanover
and drank II from the same glass from
which his grandfather drank q similar
tnaAt in 1874.
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TWO tYNcntNoS.


,s s1ASr'vitLu, o. Sept 10. = flank
Na.o No' one Of the prominent citissns Of
.AOmS ASl !, county, was murdered at bis
tSJsv' % y g. The western pAttoi The county
NM Oy 4 Mts. Hampton, his niece,
10 NJ t.etalIy hacked hla lAce and Head
IhsSSGH with Q butcher knife, which
thai SN,Sutleu yltleu iot weeks ayow6dly for
a a EEu,pGse' II The murder gtew odt Of
AmOS lSsass Sss ~ which tho testlmony Of
'u'OW The costs on Hampton.
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ore shipmSntS from the Michigan Region,
lsnPENlSO, Sept IL. The weekly
phipmenh Of ore continue 10 exceed
those Of tho corresponding week Of last
year, although they are not % large as a
month ago. Ore 10 now going forward
at the rate Of 22b,000 tons 0 week, and
there remain two months Of The hhippinR
season, with q tflae over 100000 tons
sent BY water slnCe the opening Of navi'
CATION last year,
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A TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
Hunter, XIII Two Of ThSir oOmpanlOS. In.
.LanL az AAnnaan

stead Of MooSeS.
HALrFAx, N. s., Sept. lG,-News Of a
terrible tragedy that happened at Ship
Harbor Friday has just reached the city.
A large number Of men were in the
woods hunting for Moose when one
party, consisting Of two men named Tay-
lor and Armand saw at distance what
they took to DO a moose. One Of them
fred and Immediately shrek was
heard. Hurrylng TO the spot they found
they had miStaken:two men for mooses
and killed both. The victims were two
young men named Mitchell and Webber.
The shot had struck one OF them In the
breast, passed through and struck the
other In q vital part OF the neck.
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Hamilton Consplrntora Indicted.

NEW YeRK, Sept. The grand jury
to-day examined the Witnesses in the
Hamilton case and afterwards found two
indictments, one for grand larceny and
the other for conspiracy against the trio,
Mn. 4wlnton, josh Mann and Eva Ham.
ilton, The indictments were handed 10
the court Ia Part /, general sessions.
The principal witness before the grand
Jury was Inspector BFynHa,
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~ OhAUlAUQUAN az
The PennS,iyanla Company Announces n.

The PenhSJiyania Company Announces III.
euraiOhs tor Tuesdays and Saturdays
Excursion tickets Of rate Of 90 10 will
20 sold BY the Pennsylvania Company
from Bridgeport 10 Lakewood or james.
town aud return via shenAngo and the
New York, Lake Erie 4 Wegtern Rail-
way on each Tuesday aud Saturday
during August and September Tickets
Will bg good returning for fifteen days
from dale Of Bale. For further iniofmaa
tlon apply To Ticket Agent At Bridge.
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The sIollK CIl, l,nrn IAinnn.

Open. September 20 aud closes octo.
\ yill DO larger, gtander and more
artistic than 10 predecessors.
The Ohicago, Milwaukee 4 81, Paul
Hallway which 10 The direct route 10
Sioux City, will cell excursion tickets n
greatly reduced rates,
Tho last three Hall Rate Harvest Ex.
eufsiono will leave Chicago and Milwan,
kee BY the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81,
Paul Railway on September 10 and "a,
and October 3, 1889.
For Information, circulars showing
Latee oil iafe, map, etc., address A. v, II,
Carpenter, ggnbtnl Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis,
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For State Development,
special Dl'pu'eA 70 he IntelHOMor,

PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, Sept 16.-A
party, consisting OF Henry s, Walker,
W. Mallohan, O, P. Dorr, T. F. Duffy,
John Bassel aud others, are here In con.
ference with Senator Camden relative, II
is said, to u big scheme for the develop
ment Of the interior OF this State, Their
plans are secret so far, but they mean
huRinpal.
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Special DltpaleN % ne INttEll0e'eeT'
PARKERsDuRo, w. Va, Sept. TO-
William Harrison Neale, an uncle Of
stonewall Jackson, died this morning
three miles from this city, aged rs years,
He owned Neale's Island until short
time ago, and was well known and re-
speCted citizen.
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Special DtpaleA to Ms htellqan1.
PAREERsDuRo, Sept, 10. "A Wood
county lunatic named Hui escaped from
the asylum at Weston a few days ago
and walked all OF the way to his home
at Newport, across the Kanawha river
from Patkefsburg.
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November, Not january.

Special Di,pGtch 70 At Entelagaer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Sept. 49,
Governor Wilson says he expects to
call special session us soon as the CON-
mittee has prepared II report. He
thinks probably the session will begin
early In November.
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stSamShip News.

sourinMPTuS, Sept. lO.-Arriyed-
Elbron, from New York.
NEw YoRk, Sept. lO,-ArriySd- -Deyo.
MIA, from Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Sept. 1O.--Arriyed-state Of
Pennsylvania, from New York.
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pitnlpAepy Sept ie.-NeEctlationu
for The eAle Of The large interests Of the
Monopgahela River Coal Company 10
On eN9tetn syndicate atp progressing very
gatibiaplohly, and Il ID pretty generally
pelleyed among the coal men that Il will
b. .poh1ummAted BY lahuAiY l. n
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NEw YoRE, Sept. 1O.--lt was officially
announced to-day that the stockholders
Of The Thomas Iron Company had 10.
fused te accept the bid Of s., 800, 900 made
BY ~ English syndicate. Thefeiubal 10
wholly on account oithe price.
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Tiil MOST obstinate casesoi Catafth are
cured by the use Of Ely's Cream balm,
the only agreeable remedy. Il ID not i
liquid OF smut d easily applied Into the
no!trilg For cold In The head Il ID mag.
lea. II gives relief At once, Price %
cenw, MwtAw
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w..t YirrinIn Gaia Thsrs.

W4sHReTON, D, O., Sept, 16,-ohaS,
F, Scott, Of West Virginia, has been ap,
pointed Pardon Clerk Of the Department
oiJustice, vice Judge Botelar, resigned,
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AMusEMENHs.
sOmsthlps About the attractions Booked
for HaFe,

The outlook now Is, that the Opera
House will be crowded tomorrow night
when "Mamma,p the latest mpscal COM
edy production Of H, Grattan Donpelly
Is to be given, Mr., Donnelly has never
yet written anything that has not had
in It enough comedy to keep an audience
laughing nearly all the time, and
Mamma Is said to be the best thing he
has ever turned out. The comedy ele-
ment is soi q high grade, and the fact that
the music was arranged by John Braham,
Of the New York Casino, Is . sufficient
recommendation Of It's excellence, Miss
Amy Ames and Frank Deshon are the
principal comedians, and backed up by
/ strong company their entertainment Is
one that has been successful every,
where. for the reason that they always
please.
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ApuktAsp, sepA i0.-Adyi@s BY the
Steamer oWalhtl, AHhounge tho death oi
the egeaa u The Tonga lllAnds.
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soriA, sept 49, III 10 Officially stated
thai th6 independence Of Bulgaria will
bO proclaimed on Friday next.
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lMPuRlriEs Of the blood often oause
great annoyance at this season HOod's
safeapatilla pptihes the blood, and cufol
all such affections,
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IIAll ILAlD llnrtn,l l.snnl.lAn.

VIII leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 III, Paul Rail.
way lot points ID Northern Iowa, Min.
nesolat South and North Dakota, Mon.
lana, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, on
August Q and 20 'eplembef 10 and "a,
and October 3, 1889, Tickets good fol
date Of sale. =
For lutlhet information, circulars
ehoyi1g rates oi fare, maps, ETC., address
a, VI, II. Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. THAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-17

The Significance OF RuSsia's Preparation.
France and GOrmany should Stand To.
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Eoa 4 DisORppRrp IivlR NY BEncn.
AM's PiLl1, wSGW
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-01
More Than One
Step Higher.

The old-time way of doing
business is still in vogue. But
mot with us.
The marking of prices in
hieroglyphics, or in some
cloudy manner that none but
the seller can understand. and
gauging the customer whether
he'll pay a big or little price,
is one notion of it.
Ours is not a hieroglyphic-
price store.
Did you ever examine the
marks and tickets upon our
merchandise, and note these
things?
First, the price in unmis-
taxable figures.
Next, that money is re-
funded if purchase isn't salts
factory.
And herein our platform is
broadest and grandest, be-
cause that ticket tells the
story of quality-wool, part
wool, or cotton, whichever it
is.
If dealing in another store,
see if you can find this out.
This is the highest step,
(and we plant ourselves firm
ly on it), as the greatest pro-
lection to customers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-01

Specialist In the Cure Of Rupture and Chronic
Diseases-OfRce at Hotel AIbsmsrIe, Penn
Avenue and Sixth Street, Pittsburs, Pa.
DR.. Woods has had large practice in
this branch Of his profession without any
public advertising, but as many who might
have been useful and ornate members of
society, fill untimely graves, whom he might
have cured by seasonable treatment and
given them "length of days." he has long
felt it a duty he owes to the afflicted to step
aside from the restrictions OF so-called med
ical etiquette and announce to the public
that he gives special attention to a much
neglected class of diseases.
Many years ago DR.. Woods went through
the prescribed course of medical study
with his fellow students, received his
diploma and took an equal stand in the
profession with the best of his medical
brethren; yet he is fully convinced from
heightened observation, that being grad
uate merely gives one. no assurance or
guarantee Of a physicians skill. His sub
sequent success in practice is the proper
gauge by which to judge of his merits On
this severe and critical test DR.. Woods has
stood and the elevated position he occupies
in the medical profession makes it clear that
his success has been unusual. Profession
ally DIR. Woods relies on his own powers and
resources, and has achieved remarkable
degree of perfection in diagnosis, which en-
ables him, at a glance, to comprehend the
complications of obscure, new and anoma-
lous types Of disease. He has given years
of devoted study to his practice and effected
such marvellous cures that the greatest as
tonishment has been caused throughout the
country. His services, therefore, are not to
be measured by money; and those who are
afflicted are false to themselves not to avail
themselves to the full of his wonderfully
successful modern method of treatment.
DR.. Woods treatment being mild and
safe, his patients are in no case subjected to
painful or unpleasant operations, and in the
majority of instances they can pursue the
course of treatment directed at their homes
and without interruption to their usual voca-
tions. When possible the doctor prefers to
see his patients; but when this is impossible
his successful system Of treatment by CORE
spondence enables the afflicted in all parts
of the world to avail themselves of the bene-
fit of his skill at very small cost. Send
cents in stamps for question list. Ali COM
munications sacredly confidential. No
charge for advice. Examinations are also
free to those who desire Treatment.
DIR. R. A. WOODS, HOTEL ALBEMARLE,
PENN AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET,
PITTsBURG, PA.
Office hours, 10 A. M. to II M, to and 7
to-s P. M. my29
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MAKING INDIAN VOTERS.
Secretary Noble Dealing Ont Farms to the
Red Men-A Growing Political Factor
in the West-The Method

of Procedure.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The Indian
Office agents are busily engaged in making
aIlotments of land under the severalty act
to the members of number of Indian
tribes throughout the West. Only those
tribes are selected where willingness has
been expressed to hold the land in this way,
or when, in the judgment of the
officials, the Indians are suf-
ficiently civilized. At present allotments
are being made to the Indians on the
Ouapaw reservation, in the Indian Terri
tory; at the Yankton reservation, In Dakota,
and the Nez Perces reservation, in Idaho.
The work of allotme mt has been in progress
for some time at Warm Springs and Grand
Round reservations, in Oregon. There has
been a temporary suspension of the work at
Warm Spring, pencing the settlement of
the boundary line of that reservation.
Secretary Noble has given authority for
allotments to be made at Devil Lake reser-
vation, in Dakota, and at Oneida reserva-
tion, in Wisconsin. A patent is issued to
the Indians for 100 acres each, or in case of
grazing land twice that quantity. This
patent exists for 25 years, when the fee
simple of the land is made out to the In
dians. When an Indian gets a patent
to his land he becomes an Ameri-
can citizen and entitled to all the
privileges of an American citizen. 1t in
cludes the important privilege of voting,
and the Indian vote has become quite an
important factor in politics in the West
Patents to lands have been issued to Indians
from time to time under treaties SO that
with the additions to the number recently
made under the severalty act, there are
some IL, 600 Indians to hold patents to their
lands
There are some 5000 allotments which
have been prepared, but have not as yet
been approved. As the work progresses the
number of patents increases with great
rapidity and the time is not far distant
when Indian reservations will be practic-
ally unknown. In cases where the Indians
on a reservation have all received patents to
land, the balance of the land will be pur-
chased by the Government under agreement
with the Indians.
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The Pines.McCon Cnae.

WHEELING, W. VA, May 31.-Argu-
ment has continued all day in the famous
Pipes-McCoy slander suit. The evidence of
the last two days has made strong case for
the plaintiff, and it is generally believed he
will get at least nominal damages. The
case will go to the jury tomorrow evening
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLyANIA CoMPANY'S LINES
Max II 1850 Central Standard Time.

DENNsYLvANIA CoMPANY's LINES
MAY IL 1884. Central Standard Time
TRAINS DEPART
As follows from Union Station: For Chicago, 7:25
q. m, I2:20, 1:O0 d7;4a except Saturday. l1i2o
p. M: Toledo, 7:25 q. m. 1Z:n 90 and except
Saturday. ll:2o D. m; Crestline, 5:5 a. m: Ceye-
land 616 7:25 in 12:45 and II ;05 New Cas-
tie and youngstown 7;05 Q. M, 12;2n, s;4o P. m. ;
Youngstown and Miles, 12:20 p. M; Meadytlle,
Erie and Ashtabula, 7:o5 .. M, 12:O p NJ; Niles
and jamestown, 3:s5 D. m: Massillon. 4:l0 p. m;
Wheeling and Bellaire, 6:10a. m, 12:46 S3O p. m.
Beaver Falls, 400 sos p. m, Rock Point, s $50
q. ILL.,; Leetsdale. $50 q. m.
ALLEGHENY-Rochester, $50 q. m; Beaver
Falls, s:15, 11s00 m: Enon, $500 2. m; Leets.
dale, 10:0Q 1l:45 M, 2:c0 $3.50 44S $50 $500 800
p. M; Conway, 1850 p. M; Fair Oaks, ) u;4O a.
M: Leetsdale, 5 $50 D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE Union station from Chicago
except Monday I;50 500, 6i35 q. m, $3.50 2.
m; Toledo. except Monday l:50 d 6:35 a. m, $50
p. M, Crestline, 2:lo p. m: Youngstown ana
New Castle. s:l0 a. M. LIS, $50 1o;15 p. M Niles
and YOUNGSTOWN. $50 p. m. ;Cleveland, $3.50 9.
M, 2,25, 7,O0 d. M; Wheeling and Bellaire, s;oo
o. m, 225 7:0U D. m; Erie and Ashtabula, l;2a
lO:l5 D. M; Massillon, 1000 q. M; Niles and
Jamestown, s:l0 q. m; Beaver Falls, 7:O M,
lao D. m. Rock Point, S:25 p. m; Leetsoales
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY-FromE Enon, $500 =.
M; Conway, $50; Rochester, 9:4O a; m. Beaver
7:15 q. M. i2:oG i:S loo, $50 300 p. m; Fair
Oaks, s s:55 a. m. Leetsdale, sos p. m; ROCK
Point. S:l5 p. m. -, .I
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