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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-01

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
LOOKS SQUALLY.

United State,' Warship or for Val.
paradise.
NEW YORK, Oct. THE state of affairs
in Chill is beginning TO look serious.
The United States war ship, Yorktown
sailed at noon today for Valparaiso.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
Very Tn salts factory service

Many and frequent have been the com.
plants which have come TO THE ARGUS
within the past few months of the I'm.
satisfactory condition of the local tele.
phone service. Believing that the i'm,
provements the company has been max
ing in its lines here-putting in new
cables, etc. were accountable for the
faults, THE ARGUS, in the interests OF
fairness, has withheld criticism. But the
Improvements which were expected would
come with the improvement of the lines
ETC., have not come. Indeed. the service
seems to be becoming daily more deplor.
able. 1t takes the patience of a Job t
get the attention of the central office snG
then an age of time elapses before one il
brought into communication with tn,
number desired. But this is not all; th,
sound on the wire is so incoherent tha
you are lucky if you know anything
about what the fellow at the end has saic
when you are through.
II may be because the local public heG
in years past become accustomed to so en-
tirely satisfactory service, that the con.
| trast as now presented Is SO much NOR,
noticeable, but the patrons OF the ex
change naturally long for return of thu
old management, or as good.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07

Maybe followed by q morning Of LA Grippe. /"
Easily, and why' Because the displacement Of
covering in bed, NEGLECTED draught from partly
closed window, an open transom connected with
windy entry in hotel, may convey to your nos
trils and lungs the death-dealing blast. Terrible
andsswift are the inroads.made by this new des-
troyer. The medicated alcoholic principle in
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will check the dire
complaint. Ap,rsistence in this preventive Of it,
further development will absolutely checkmate
the dangerous mslady. Unmedicated alcoholic
stimulants are of little or value. The just me-
dunn is the Biters No less c cous is 1t in cases
of malaria, biliousness, Constipation. rheumatism,
dyspepsia and kidney trouble. Ths weak are
usually those upon who disease faetens first.
Invigorate with the Bitters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07

ard Meaders melodrama. has demonstra~
ted great attractive powers. Toe COM
panY is good one, and the work of Miss
Blanche Mortimer and Messrs. Robson,
Harley and Livingstone deserves special
commentator. - St.Louis Post.Disp atch.
PaulC. Kersch, the bright local editor
of the Voik Zeitung. who last spring vis-
tied Austria and Hungary in the interests
of the Worlds Colum bian exposition, re-
ceived cablegram from Austria this
morning stating that country had sppro-
priated the equivalent of $4,000 for tn
fair and had appointed Prof. Exner. 8
learned scholar, to act as commissioner
on behalf of that country. Mr.. Kersct
believes that Hungary will follow the ex
ample of Austria.
Mrs, B. Guinane left yesterday after.
noon for Galena to attend the wedding
there today of her daughter, Miss Lizzie
! Guinane. to j. j. Rogers, of New York
The ceremony is TO take place at the res
idence of an aunt of the bride, where she
has of late made her home. She is a very
popular young lady and her many friends
in Rock Island will congratulate the for.
tunate groom as heartily as they do her.
Emma the 6-year-old daughter of ]. N
Spur and wife of South Rock Island fell
from box on which she was standing
this morning and fractured her left arm
Just below the elbow joint. She was
brought to the city where she was at.
tended by DR.. Carter who reduced the
fracture and the little girl is now getting
along nicely though suffering consider
able pain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
Theatrical.

The great domestic drama, "a Runa-
way Wife" is to be presented at Harper's
theatre tonight. 1t will be the first op-
portunily of seeing this successful play in
Rock Island. The drama. the joi=t work
of Mckee Rankin and Fred Maeder, is
one of great merit. The plot is a strong
one and is we'll worked out: the story is
pathetic and entirely natural, aud there is
an absence of impossibility or improbable,
ity about the various incidents which is as
welcome as it is rare. As to the actors,
Andrew Robson. Arthur Esstn an gives
an extremely we'll flushed conception of
the part. Mr.. Robson is an actor of high
standing and this is perhaps one of the
best pieces of work he has done Miss
Blanche Mortimer as Lady Alice. is adj
mirable and gives expression to the varied
emotions OF the character in an artis-
tic manner worthy of praise. Hugh
Gibson furnishes the comedy of the play
in an acceptable manner in his humorous
portrayal of al English swell, or dude, 3"
as our American friends would call him.
As Lillian Hsye Miss Laura Almosnino is
charming. Mrs. James II. Browne play 9
Hester Eastman cleverly, and W. F.
Granger, as Arthur We're, is manly and
sympathetic. j D. Manning. as Bob, is
very funny. and his specialties are re-
ceived with deserved applause. The
others of the supporting company are
uniformly good. A few words of praise
are due to Little Lottie." dainty little
maiden of five years of age, who delights
and astonishes the audience by the clever
way in which she sings and dances.
At the Burtis opera house, Davenport,
this evening will be presented Richari
Golden's. rich old New England comedy
success, "Old Jed Prouty." The play is
one of the best of its class, now so popu>
lar, and Mr.. Golden has already won
universal praise for his faithful delinea
ton of Yankee character.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
PARNELL is DEAD.
The Once Great Irish Leader Elk.
pires Somewhat Suddenly.
His Last Illness Was Not Regarded
Serious and His Demise Great
I'd Great Surprfse.

LONDON, Oct 7-Charles Stewart Par
nell died at Brighton last night. The
sudden death of the once great home
rule leader caused the greatest surprise.
few persons knowing that he was seri.
ously i'll. Death was indirectly due to q
chill he caught last week. He took to
his bed last Friday. and became worse
day bv day till he died.
The recent events in Parnelps career
are known TO all familiar with the public
events of the world. Politically it is be-
lieved he was just beginning to recover
from the downfall into which he was
precipitated by the O'Shea sc ndal. and
and there are not few who hoped 10
again see him rise to the position he once
held as Ireland's uncrowned king.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
A DREAN OF HAPPINESS

Double breasted suits at the American,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
THREE ktS5ES,
He Didn't Get the Last One, but Had &
Paw for 1t.

He Didn't Get the Last One. but Had q
Pay for 1t.
Margot was rather good looking
| waitress in the little inn where Skulkorn
was passing the summer. Many jest
had passed between them, and hun
| dred nonsensical wagers made that event
uated in nothing.
On this occasion, however, there were
lot of his old cronies present dining
| with him, and in a spirit Of fun he said:
"Msrgot, if you let yourself be kissed
three times I'll give you a thousand
francs"
Now, as Skulkorn was old enough to
be her grandfather, and as the only rea-
son why she and her chosen sweetheart,
Pierre Bluette, We're not welded was the
want of means, after depressing the first
impulse of natural indignation she quiet
ly came over to his side with the simple
remark:
"All right, agree.
Her ready acceptance of the proposal
was met by loud shouts of laughter on
the part of his companions, and if he
were not in earnest in the first place it
cordingly, calling the attention of his
friends to the conditions of the bargain,
he located two hearty and artistic kisses
on the lips of the blushing maiden.
Then sitting down with an air of con-
tent he continued:
when you give me the third, Margot,
you shall have the thousand francs"
"Tm ready now" was her answer.
"Oh, but you see I'm not" he hastily
added, and the character of the fraud
gradually stole over the minds of all
present.
Then give me the thousand francs"
sob, no; not till the third kiss is
taken"
Margot had more the air of being en-
barrassed than she really was. Making
suitable changes in her toilet she went
to the local court then in session. The
pretty waitress was known and respected
by all, so that she easily obtained a
hearing from the judge.
Her recital ended. that functionary
issued a warrant for Skulkorn. who duly
appeared.
THE conditions of this wager were
that IL SiiC diiONcu utIScll W De hlSSeu
| three times you We're to give her thou
| sand francs? You have already kissed
her twice.
Skulkorn smilingly and confidently
| admitted the truth of both propositions.
Very good" commented the limb of
the law. "Margot, step this way"
The girl did so, and his honor, coming
| down from the bench, said:
Have you any objections to my salut-
ing you?"
The maid returned no reply and the
judge, taking silence for consent, put
his arm about her waist and judiciously,
as was but proper under the double COM
blnation of circumstances, kissed her.
"And now" he announced, shaking
himself like lion refreshed, ''that is the
third kiss established in due legal form.
You have, Margot, in accordance with
the agreement, given three kisses; con.
sequently monsieur will pay you over
the thousand francs"
1t was hard perhaps, but just, and as
he laid down the cash Skulkorn had a
powerful impression that while stolen
fruit might be the sweetest, it was doubt
full whether it was altogether worth it's
price.-Philadelphia Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07

Above diagram drawn and verified all its details By Prof Pete.
his chemical of eact brand
the cumulative analysis ascertain the comparative purity
and reveals the fact that with but one every
thousand would Ammonia Alum Baking
health
impair a salow blotched complexion
Baking by Prof
the only Cream Tartar Powder found free from aaa
Ammonia The purity Of this ideal
Powder la questioned
4 Indicates the Powder containing either ANN oni or Alum
the Powders contain
While diagram of Ammonia Alum Powders
that thew any powders should be
avoided dangerous how high their strength
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
suicide of a PROMINENT ATTORNEY.

ERIE, Pa, Oct. Hon. A. F. Bole, a
prominent member of the Erie bar and a
resident of Cory, suicided by shooting
himself through the head. He was q
brother OF Hon. William Bole, who failed
for large amount year ago, and it is
believed that weighed heavily upon the
suicides mind. Deceased had been mayor
of Cory. He leaves widow and one
child
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
CITY CHAT.

New chestnuts at Boro's.
Warm underwear. American.
Fur trimming at Lloyd & Stewards.
Millinery opening at McCsbe Bros.
Fine California Bartlett pears at Boro's.
"a Runaway Wife" at Harper's to-
night.
For nobby style fall hat 60 to Lloyd
q Stewards.
Sociable Thursday eyenisg at the First
Baptist church.
Ovcrcosts manufactured expressly for
us American.
Fine California peaches and Mexican
oranges at Boro's.
Ladies' fur muffs, stoles and cspes at
Lloyd s. Stewards.
Supper at 6 O'Clock tomorrow night at
the Baptist church.
DR.. Jaeger's sanitary wooden underwear
at Lloyd s. Stewards.
]. W. Reimers left this morning for q
short visit in Chicago.
c. H. Dalrymple. of New York City. is
in the city visiting friends.
The largest and prettiest line of neck
wear at Lloyd s. Stewards.
Grand millinery exhibit today and to-
morrow at McCsbe Bros.
Six boys. IA to IS years old, wanted by
the Moline Mallesble Iron company.
Mckee Rankin's great drsma"A Runs.
way Wife" at Hsrper's theatre tonight.
That famous domestic drama, A Runa-
way Wife" at the theatre this evening.
The glass works resumed OPP, ratious
in one Of the furnaces yesterday morn.
ing.
See Mckee R .nkln's masterpiece, "a
Runaway Wife" at Harper's theatre to-
night.
j. NJ. Bufo-d offers for sale some nice
business property at a bargain-1312
Third avenue.
George Lothringer started for Chicago
last evening to spend few days with
friends there.
E NJ. Wilcox left last evening for
Chicago. to attend the unwilling of the
Grant monument.
Mrs G. J. Dart and daughter. Miss
Grace, left this morning on q visit 10
friends in Chicago.
The millinery exhibit at McCabe Bros
is said to be m 1st bewildering in quality
and lavish ia richness.
For wall p per and window curtains,
call at SATELLITES big double stores 1929
and 143l Second avenue.
The exquisite hats and bonnets at Nc,
Cabe Bros. today will undoubtedly at
tract very large crowd again tomorrow.
The marriage of Thomas Barnes. of
P1eemption, to Miss Hannah Norton, of
Milan. is announced to take place on
Oct IA
William Hobbs. trainmsster of the Hill
nois division of the c., r I. s. p, was
in the city yesterday looking after the
company's interests here.
Mrs. Albert Dart, who has been visit
ing at the residence OF her son. r 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07
Dart the past few days. returned to her
homo In Chico On this m0rninp

home in Chicago this morning.
Otto Rudert of the Elm street drug
store, leaves tomorrow for a three months
sol burn in Europe. Henry Carter will
conduct his business in his absence.
j. NJ. Wilson, of Rural, one of the old
est residents Of the county. has been con-
fined to his bed for several weeks. His
son. V. C. Wilson. of Harris, Kansas. is
| here to see him.
The autumn and winter millinery dis
played at McCabe Bros today is creating
more than the usual number of flsttering
comments, and never were they so much
deserved.
Right now is the time to renovate your
house before putting up your stoves.
while wall paper is being sold at 20 to 30
per cent lower than any other dealer in
the city. at SATELLITES.
Buy your millinery where you are sure
of getting the correct styles. McCsbe
Bros opening display of pattern hats
and bonnets today and tomorrow gives
| you nothing but the correct ideas.
Today at the home Of the brides par
ents in Andalusis, occurred the marriage
Of Miss Celia L Mosher. of that place. to
Oner c. Bsteman. prosperous young
farmer of Taylor Ridge.
Congressman Cable has rented the LY.
man Tiffany house on Connecticut ave-
rue IN Washington for two years. It is
one of the handsomest houses in the cap
ital, and will be MIR. Cables home after
the middle of November.
johnson Davidson has opened a new
lunch counter at $50 Eighteenth street.
where everything In his line will be served
in the finest style, Mr.. D-vidson's varied
experience amply quallfyi g him to serve
tn ngs to the queens taste.
The regular sale of seats for the Schu-
bert concert. the first of the series of en-
tertsinments by the Rock Island Lecture
and Concert association, opens tomorrow
morning at the Harper house pharmacy.
The Schubert 9usrtette gives the opening
entertainment Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. A Paul gave reception to
her friends of the three cities at her
pleasant home corner of Eleventh street
and Second avenue. Yesterday afternoon.
A large number were received and the
affair was one of the most elaborate of
the social season,
The Emmons Swing case came up be-
fore Judge Smith this morning and the
court ordered the plaintiff to appear Sat-
urda7 morning to show why the defen-
dant should be held on criminal charge.
The case Will then be tried as it was in
the preliminary hearing before Justice
Cooke.
City Attorney ]. L. Haas, who has
been confined to his room for sometime
suffering from the effects of q mishap
which befe1 him in Chicago. is reported
improving. though it is likely that he
will bear the evidence of his misfortune
for so netime to come.
Hsylin's has held succession of excel
lent audiences all week, and the house
was uncomfortablv full at yesterdays
matinee. THE Runaway Wife. Rankin
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07

For nobby overcost at a moderate
price see the American Clothing com.
pany.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07

For the best overcosts in town see the
American.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-07

The Inhabitants of F1lkin, little town
in Sussex. England have erected tablet
ITO the glory of God and the honor of
John Ruskin." This recognition is due
to Ruskin solving the problem Of secur-
ing supply of pure drinking water for
the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES


Bennett John, to 7 Bennett es q west washing
Cavinato Bros TO Savings Bank, OF o'th-sS Vi
Iexington-aye, months, S2O, COO
Same 10 f. Sheehy, same prep Sj4,622 ..
Same 20 Bradley ( Currier Co. eame prop, i month,
$4,000. ,... ,eo ,,...v.s.
De%psey William, to L Wolf. of 1O6th-st, of 1st
Doylcs, Margaret, to NJ Olsen, cor Of Brookave
and 164th-st, yccrs, 500. o,,,
Donnelly, Mary A 10 f. A MsTinG, cor or Robblns-
ave and Pontlac-st, years. 81 900. o,
Egan, John J, to GerWanin Life ms Co or lO3dse,
Of 11th-ave mortgages. years, s99h 800,
Fr,edline Charles W. 70 Bradley Cufrier Co, OF
Q3d-st. o OF 9th-ave months. sl3,574. =.
Ilolcson, william. To II Peters. " Of land Of
Herche Peter. TO Metropolitan Life ms Co. s cor Of
st Nicholas Place and EdqecombeaYe, year, $4,000
Lindsnfesen. Stephen. to + Klippcrt OF 1O2dst W
Of 7th-ave. yCers, nortcages, $1,000 - -,
La Forge, Isabella, to Corbit, 25th-st, Of 9th.
Levin Amelia, To- Jarmulossky, Aye-A, s Of
11Sth-st, 4 years al, 200.
Lyman, William, 70 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co,
n e Ie1fngton-s aye and 112th.st yesr9 OF 600
Martin Ellen, ct al to U Savings Bank, 155thsS
OF Cor tlendave. / yeAr $4,000.
O Rrton. Luke, to Nj II eastman, n cor WadswOrth-
and 1s7th-st, months S12,0o0
Schee, Paul, 70 p Doelgcr, PIT East 6thst demand,
Spektorslsy Abraham, to Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Eldridge-st n Of Canal;st. l year; si7 900.
12Sd-st Of 4th@ve notes $150o5 o,. . -,
ave. months, $3.50.
stumpf Peter !. 70 J Daniels, Lyon.st, Of
FoXst years. 81 250.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12
NeV.YOrk & Long Branch Railroad.
AUTUMN SCHEDULE.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Trains leave New-York for Red Bank Long Branch.
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant; m
From fOat OF Libertyst.4 30, 10 IL 10 a. M, :SU,
80 Csxpress), 100, go express 30 100 p H.
Sundays q 10 @. M. 200 p. m
From foot OF Cortlandt or Deshrosses sts@9 ~ a. M
IL noon go, 80 express 10 (e%press)' elo 'oV
Sunday trains do stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove.
RUFUS BLODGETT. Supt n. Y. and L. B. r. r.
II. P. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass Agent Q. ~ IL Co. OF
n. j. -, -. 49,. ~. .
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&allroaos
pennsylvania
- RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foo,
Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
rs foiiows,-

On an@ after September TN, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
Arrives Slsvsiana s2S n cOafac sas pasi' Cara.
louis TO- p m next day Connects also 70, To1s a.
tue PENNSYLVANIA H,rrryn
and f"1s ana state Room sscgiLg Dining sosns
stenogaphers aoa tyPesrters batrco%s tb .''Sr
ssa ss Of h Sse o. Gce H aRss (! -.
movable electric lights Arrives CINCINNATI q "a %
indianapolis IL 40 M. and Chicago AS m assi
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
sad bans o. ys S ssss S. g. IRON New
Sry Ssaa ai0c Ps.snSir coach NewYPrs coan
p M next day. -'' anu o. Lou" so
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
fcnnsyS ss Rs6 ssi'VSe ssb Ss1E s@
Coaches Prom New.i OK TO Chicago. Arrives In CHI.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
e39 Is M-sa ES. ves isd: Sa;cPns Car E.vYss
PtSa5s . Richmond ADD cacsso hriyss Z Count ans
cay saa Land aad siG' a:
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r m.1Pulgan Buffet Sleeping Car Nsw.Yak 70
svs.aa ,S Ss "fSG n.Rs ssy cp sSG SJ
and for Gievss"d and coamsus except SaSGs So 'a
400 Z. 1i,-SbenaDdoah Valley Exprcss with Through
Danet Sleeper 70 Nev-0fleans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
wssh ,S Limited EspTsss q rgIm,n p,rlSr Carr
1910 O. M, arrive Washington 80 D. N, and Son.
gressonal Limited" daily with Dining Car at 3.2o
2. arrive Washington rs D. m: regglaf express,
6:29. 100. 30 and II 90 Q. m. 10 80. 90 aad
go D. n. and IL rs night cor Basmore only, oe
- 100 D. IN. and II rs night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, / 100 D. m. week-days, wilb
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY / 100 D. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express: 90 20, oo $3.50. Q zoo 20 100 PennsyIyanIs
Limited, with Dining Cor. and 10 10 Washington Lin.
tea with Dining Car, anS II go a. m 4 90 loo.
800 p: M, ard Y :15 night Accommodation; i 10
200 40 90 Ll.nited) and 10 100 M. 90 OO 90
200, 80. go and 90 .. m ard II rs night Ae.
comrnodatlon. 90 D. m.
For Time nbles Of trains to local points tho Penhyi.
omees Nos. ts5 $40 and Broadway, Aston HouGs.
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cog:landt SIS Couf-st,
$50 Fulton.st. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot d
Futonst Brooklyn; 76 Hucson-st Hoooken; Station.
Jersey City.
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 desnaop.
CHAS F. PUGH. j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
xrw.xnnK. ONTARIO AND wEsrRgN RAILWAY

lClNo Wtst I-u-st, q TOO = ID NID INI..1S
earlier from foot Jayst Tor MddetO~n BI?omingpqTs
Port IoFyls Falsburg, Liberty Livingston Manor hh.-
cock Carbondale. ranon Walton, Delhi, sidney NO.,
weh EdnestOn, UTICA. Rome. Oneida oswego' De'O'''
'Ns rs p a. Campbell Hal Lakes Mohonk and Mn.
newaska waikiki NaleY stations, Mi clctown bloomihs'
burg, ElenNille, Fasburs, HuileyNe' LioerY' hoSA'
zoo p. NJ. daily Middletown. Flllsburs. Liberty
Livingston MAJOR, Rockland, waltoa Sarey, No.mNn'
F0neda OsweyO, Rochester. Niagara Ials, pstrVi.s.
Chicago ard West Irllman sleepers reclining ehs~ car
Pullman sleeping car berths obtained at 323 Bo1dwsy,
New-YoFk. J. Z. Anderson, q. T.. A. IS ExehNis'
Place Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cor:landt and Des-
brosscs SIS. foOws:
a. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points. >,
$40 L. IN. Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester. Buf-
fao and the West PottsyLe and principal local points.
Chair Lyons and Pullman Car 70 suspension Bridge
a. IN. for maueS Chunk and intermediate points.
IL 80 a. for Elmlrs aad ptermediate points ~,
d. M for Tunkhannock ard Intermediate points Chair
Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
S:4U D. M for L. and q. junction and principal inter-
mediate points. Chair Car TO L. aud b Junction. ~
80 D. n. for Posvle and intermediate points. Chair
Car to PottSvtlle. . -, ,-.--.,.... $500
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. 49,. - .
go ID, m for Geneva, Lyons Elnra, Rochester, Buf-
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper 20 Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge.
40 D. IN. connect for all points in MahOney and Hazel
coal regions. -. -,- .,.,c
SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 A. for Mauch Chunk, Hazelton and Intermediate
points II a m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. ,.1,, - ,.... s,... .,.,
80 D. m. Geneva, Lyons Ehnira, Rochester; Bf-
alo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus-
P'-'' General Eastern once. 295 Broadway.
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage hotel residence through to destination