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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
THE QUESTION OF WATER SUPPL /

The long period of drouth through
which this country has just passed
has brought many towns and vii
lagos face to face with a serious
problem-the securing of an abund-
ant and reliable water supply. The
month of September has been gener-
ally looked upon-the latter portion
of it certainly-as a season of copious
showers, as a result of which springs
and wells are replenished and rivers
made to run full banks. thus ensuring
an ample supply of water for the
farmer, the mechanic and the house
keeper. This year there has been no
such downpour. During the whole
of September the rain came not, and
the reservoirs were gradually depict
ed until, in some quarters, consider
able anxiety was felt lest a water
famine should ensue Certain Yer
mont villages find themselves COM
PEELED to consider measures for secur-
ing an additional supply which shall
withstand such long periods Of
drouth. In St. Adams, for instance,
the providing of an extra reservoir
or two has become almost a neces-
sity, and means to that end are now
being considered. In ST. Johnsburv
as well, this problem is forcing itself
to the front and must be taken up
sooner or later with view to the
wisest solution of it. The increasing
number of water takers, both for
household and mechanical purposes,
and the absolute need of never
failing supply for the preservation of
property from destruction by fire,
put the Importance of this question
far beyond cavil and demand that
the community should stand ready
to act promptly and wisely when
ever they are called upon to deal
with the matter of water supply. 1t
Uncle Sam has found that he can
save $500 900 a year by not count
ing the mails, so he will not count
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
SAW MILL FOR SALE,

One Saw Mill with all its fixturers, one
combined planer and hatcher and clipper
The above has been only year,
excepting planer and engine. Capacity
IS 900 feet boards per day. Also the furni-
ture in our boarding -house. Write for parti
culars or come and see us. P. o. Address
E. LANE & SON,
West Danville VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
A STORMY PREDICTION.

Here's pretty state of things.
A Missouri weather prophet has
been heard from in regard to the
program for the first half Of October
and a portion of March, 1892, with
some details also as to what may
be expected between these dates. He
promises three storm waves, which
will cross the continent from west to
east along the usual storm center
routes" The first of these waves is
to be the most severe in the Missis-
sippi valley and the last one most
felt on the Pacific coast-so this sec
ton of the country seems likely to
get off easily The first wave was due
to leave the Pacific coast September
80 and reach the Atlantic Oct. 4.
Accompanying this wave the prophet
said that tornadoes, cloudbursts,
hail, severe gales and killing frosts
might be looked for; hurricanes
would develop On the Atlantic coast
up to the 18th, and the severity Of
the coming winter could be estim ted
by these storms. An interesting pro-
gram, to say the least, but one which
seems to have signallv failed up to
date. The weather in this sectio;;
certainly, since the advent of Octo-
Der, has not been of the sort indicated
by the prophet"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
NOTE AND COMMENT.

NOTE AND COMMENT
The Bennington centennial is said
to have cost the state $13, 900. But
then, all the boys had a good time
out of it.
The winter is being heard from at
the West. Snow, frost and sleet
have reported, and the East may as
well prepare for the inevitable-not-
withstanding the charming weather
of the last few weeks
Itlooks as though the women were
to secure the privilege of sitting as
delegates in the general conference of
the Methodist church. Fall confer
ences thus far heard from give ma
jority of 722 in favor of such new
departure.
An interesting find is reported
from Lundy's Lane at Niagara Falls,
Ont, on Monday, where several
skeletons and a quantity of buttons,
tobacco pouches, buckskin vests and
officers braid were nearthed-rellcs
Of the famous battle at that place.
The Burlington Clipper takes a
hand in the St. Johnsbury post Office
matter to the extent of remarklng
that if Major Bowman is to have a
successor, he should be appointed on
the basis of business capacity and
not entirely on the ground of pOlit-
ical qualifications.
Mr.. Gladstone does not berate the
newspapers. In speech the other
day he told his audience that the
press has done more to educate and
elevate the people during the last CEN
turv than any other agency, and
that it was never more powerful
than it is today. The Grand Old
Man talks well.
The marriage OF Mrs Frank Leslie
brings up the story of how she took
the involved business Of her late hus-
bands publishing house in hand ana
turned failure into success. The
death of Mr. Leslie found his affairs
almost helplessly entangled, but with
$4,000 loaned by friend the wild
ow saved the day and soon found
herself very rich woman.
Apropos Of the clearing out of
White river to admit of the floating
of logs, the Bellows Falls Times says
the opposition manifested in the last
Legislature Tin regard to granting
cess) has been overcome and most
of the people along the river are now
well pleased with the arrangement" "
Guess the Times has failed to inter-
view certain farmers along that river
whose meadows were sprinkled with
rocks by the blasting operations.
Victor 1. Spear of Braintree, a mem
Der Of the State Board of Agriculture,
in a published letter states that he
has received 129 applicatio for
Vermont farms, distributed through
the states as follows: Massachu-
sets, 80; New York, 21; New Jersey,
9; Pennsylvania, 8; Connecticut, 9 !;
Kansas6; New Hampshire, 5; Rhode
Island, 5; Illinois, 4 ; Ohio, 4 Mime
sofa, 4 Michigan, 8; Nebraska, 3;
Canada, 3 Indiana, 2; California, 2,
and North Dakota, South Dakota,
Florida, Maine, Colorado, Georgia,
Maryland, Montana and South
Carolina each one. The applicants
want to get back to Vermont, either
permanently or for a summer home.
VERMONT'S NEW EXPERIMENT
FARM.
The Free Press gives the following
description of new buildings at the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
DENTAL OFFICE FOR SALE.

complete dental outfit, so per cent less
than cost. All in good repair and must be
sold in o days as I am going to leave town.
Keys to office can be found at DIR. Perkins
office and First National Bank if anyone
wishes to inspect the stock and tools.
O. Z. NETTLETON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08

John L. Sullivan's theatre com
pany has stranded in Australia
The pugilist didn't make a big hit
III that line of business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
Special Notices.
BuckIen,. Arnica saIve.

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. pleasant herb drink. Get it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08

Down in Texas they will soon be
referring to events as having oc
Cured during tbs rain of Prof So
and-SO"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
BANK STOCK FOR 81
LOTS FOR SALE.

Mrs. A. G. Chadwick having graded several
building lots Cliff street now offers them
for sale. Enquire of w. H. PRESTON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
SMALL WARES.

Madame Foy's Improved Corsets, S1-Oo
DIR. Warmers Health Corset, S1-oO
90 cent Seamless Stockinet Dress Shields, 10
: cen+ pins nov 2 napers for .05
10 cent Pins now papers for -Oo
/ lot Safety Pins g Sizes, -oo
Dr. Scott's Electric Curling Combs, 10
Best 25 cent Curling longs, -
a Good Curling Tong, II ~
1oc per yd. Corded Ruching now g yds' 20
Extra values in Dolls, Is, so, 81 90. c IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08

Uncle Sam has found that he can
save $500 900 a year by not count
ing the mails, so he will not count.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
MONEY LOST.

avenue and the upper end of Main street.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing by leaving it at this office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08

having, unlike most of his New York
democratic colleagues, acted with
the free silver men in congress- Bos-
ton Journal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08

Loaded with Goods.
Rising Sun Stove Polish, sol
OF Extra Deep Stamped Pans, .OI
"a inch T. Red Handkerchief. .OI
1 pint ANN onia for household use, IL
Large Wire Dish Drains, IL
OF Stamped Pans, II
Store, Stove and Scrub Brushes, II
Special Values in Brush BroOms and
Tooth Brushes, II
Large decorated Cups and Saucers. q
Plaster of Paris Plaques, 10, Is and IS cts
80 to rs cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08

An interesting find is reported
from Lundy's Lane at Niagara Falls,
Ont, on Monday, where several
skeletons and a quantity of buttons,
tobacco pouches, buckskin vests and
officers braid were unearthed-relics
Of the famous battle at that place.
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Tho receipts to-day were s5o0.o 900. making tho
total imports $2250.0O0. The amount in
transit is approximately $S,8O0.00O.
The wock closes with no diminution OF the
confident feeling that has characterized the
present upward movement from It's start. On
the contrary. tho financial community feels
that tho market has boon severely tested. and
shown even greater strength than was sus-
pcctcd. All OF tho staple crops arc now safe.
and tho money to move them has to great
extent boon distributed or course. funds will
continue TO flow TO tho interior. but the drain
upon New York and other Eastern centres will
from this on DO constantly Offset by imports OF
specie. Thore need. therefore. be no fears Of
an uncomfortably active money market
As compared with the final prices OF last Sat
urday. the majority Of stocks are lower The
more important net declines are In Missouri
Pacific ION p cent. Wabash preferred IN. New
England II. Texas PacifIc *. National Cord.
age and Western Union. l each; Louisville
and Nashville y, Iacknwanna y. American
Sugar Refining Atehison. Distiling and Cattle
noteworthy adyances were in Lake Shore ~.
Northsrn Pacific preferred !. Union Pacific y.
and wheeling and Lake Eric j cent.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
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,s%eII % yMS inr
82ttc.; November. 8sssc; December, sisac.: No }
shito for October 34ic: November, 85c.; December.
Coyrrk-Ortlons opened Irregular varying from 10
points decline to 10 points advance but subsequently
tree offerings caused decline closing unchanged to
rs points decline from closing prices except
900 bags. a! santos 10 oSH bsw. exchanges III Rio
lower at 15d Snles 81 zoo bags closing barely steady
with sellers At tho following prices:
Sssss.. rs rs SS;sIyy Xxi
The ;pc, market Va. q, so and @ RE Quoted
QUOTED. snd As itsss: Tts%s is.nsi s1s
$! s',. s: sSs!Issn isssfs
srGAR &c.-Futures were without change and dull. No
so at for
2543 aoc; for December. The spot market was dull
covsdo and 8 !I5c for standard centrifugal. Re-.
Quoted %as Icat s and err 3
sSSss Ecsssss. e t'as FIssu.}G
ssS: dull GIT,H
Rice quiet. but stendy. Quoted: Domestic. common
to fair "a sSs5c.; good to me 5,tTsAc' prime to
japan. 4ssSc.; lava, Aaa5c.
;;G.nssa issaIs55. end So
%sia!nss ~ uSsa
.s G a. al M 81 ~ !, s6 r. g.. e. IN,
at slight further decline opening at ossc selling At
SoSooasc and closing easy mt zoe. asked sales 10000
bhls. Refined in bbs SOC 45c bulk, 3n5c: cases.
nc. Crude In bbs. 5.eoc.: bulk. 3loc. Naphtha,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
vICIss1T,,DEs OF 4 BANK AGENT.
He Begins in Fine style and Brings Up
Philosophizing in Jail.

Philosophizing in JAIL
Six weeks ago John Harrison. about 35 years
old. who lives at $50 East 10th street, offered
himself as an agent for the Security Mutual
Bank. The bank occupies an office on tho
second floor Of 8 Union square. 1t established
itself there some three months ago. and ad-
vertised for agents. Its object was to combine
a building and loan association with bank
for savings. The man in charge there yester-
day said:
They issued shares OF 500 each. open to
all corners willing to pay 81 for the issuing of
the certificate Of stock and twenty five cents a
week thereafter until the cash of the purchaser
or the Profits of the stock balanced the 500
stock cert llcate.
Harrison was told that he could canvass for
subscribers. and keep the first dollar he
secured from the sale Of each share as his
commission. The company would then issue
the shares. and all further responsibility on
his part would cease"
Harrison accepted the offer and hired an
Office at 1924 Park avenue. He advertised for
a clerk in the office Of the Harlem branch of
q yoar the
It'd he Ws
to hand over 500 as security. "Du "ou'u nave
,Schaefer handed oyer The money and worked
office were very few. and schaefer not only had
little or no chance to handle the banks money.
sn nS aad Of
curity. Harrison sold him five shares OF the
bank stock for as many dollars. and paid him
his first ana third weeks salary. This Is all
that Srhaefer has had for six weeks work and
500 cash.
Last week Schaefer told Harrison he did not
care to work longer for such precarious sal
airy and demanded the return OF his money.
Harrison said he WAS very sorry. but business
had been so very poor that he was not in posi-
tion to return the security. Schaefer appealed
to Justice Meade. who issued a warrant, and
Harrison was arrested. Justice Meade held
him in $1,000 bail yesterday for trial
You can't get blood out Of a. turnip." he
philosophical in the Harlem Jail. and do
not care to talk about tho case"
HaE T s2n AK SAYS ne bank represents captal
bank yesterday said that banks had a right to
large because the shares could be secured ~
30 many small shareholders.
circular names the officers OF the bank
as follows; William H., Atkinson. President,
Hank. Batesville, o.: H. II. Nomand.
New York Real Estate Sale and Er.
change Directory: David +. Pennington. See
Ond Vice-President. also manager Of the Bay
Ridge Excursion Company; Charles W. s.
Banks. cashier, formerly Secretary of the
Order Of American Fraternal Circle OF Balti-
more; James D. G. De La Mare General
Counsel, also Attorney. at law and ex Grand
Chancellor. X. OF p. of New York.
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SATURDAY Sept, 28.-FLoun AND Mku--The market was
dull and priccs were nearly nominal Quoted Flour.
extra S3iO.S& No extra, 81 lOQs$% 80; clears - 20
aS475: straights, 81: 7oes5; patents spring s5l69
sSsoas.e Rye a9yT sS;M q; sss;S?S
es 50 for brandy wine. Buckwheat nour. q 100 Ds.
81 S5a$3lO
cosing steady advance OF u to IL points
and TO points on late months from f b.,
market Of stAd, was = great disappointment to our
cline. They hustled to cover. and put prices
back 10 nboht the best figures OF yesterday The big
bulls who continued TO assert with confidence that
the crop ~ seriously hurt Hut late ndyices speak OF
nothing more serious than damage by drought to the
rSpep continue large and are estmatsd Tor the cur
rent week at aGO0oo bales. Spot Gotten was arm.
Mddling uplands. y 116r, do. Cults, bkc. The fol-
lowing details Of the transactions In futuros
with sales OF 10. 100 bales:
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Glrrtions and aleetin0s.

GREAT NORTH ERN RAILWAY Co,
4O42 WALL ST, NEW YORK sept 25, 1891
The annual meeting OF the stock holders Of the Great
Northern Railway Company for the election Of diroo-
tors and tho transaction Of such other busess may
come before T. will be held at the general Of the
company IN g. Paul MIMI ON Thursday Oct. .. 1891.
EFT. NICHOLS. Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
RE LINES.

DIRECT rent. :. raeaie, Paterson, ssx.ae, nsy.
wh. i Lnfs aoness.ls ssl.nse, ss S;asassssa
mira. Corning WATKINS ekn. bath. Hsmnls1llc1S
Avon Springs Rochester. Hornellsyills pulals tiaS
ara Falls Toronto ChautauQua Lake. UeyelA1l, Oh
leave New York foot Of Chambers st. e. foisvS an1
dye minutes earlier unless otherwise shsvA hen
O M 4: i; p.ily55yia Ni.sa.s Falls "a ca..t...
O.VO qua Lake Parlor car New York - Du1AlA
sleeper Hernellsvillo to Cincinnati
2 mn P: u. DaNy-Vesteule limited. eshl Train fer
O.VO Chicago. VIA ChantauquA Lake, with 4tAino
car 70 Chicago 6sepers 70 ohicsSs. ClSvslaAA al
Q On NJ, except sunasy-Mountain sxlrsslfss
O.OO Binshamton- Honesdale. and Asseoslls. Pa.
e M p. n Daiy-solid train to Chicago Via Mac.
O.OO ara Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. 0ssIe0
to Buffalo, Rochester. TORONTO and Chicago.
8 IN p. N. DAy-yiA Chautauqus Lake anA Nia0A
S:0V ara Fans Sold train 70 Chicago slsspsrs .
pQRI JBRV1S.Week Days-1b n asa It e61
90 A. y. C23d st. 90, A M. 1880 4 ~ ling;
& $ SO \ - s'n ~. ~.
N "a. Sls:ts 81; as F.T- SP. X.Tf.E So
TSicKETs 1Sb rtILM1N AcconxoDA1rqsa 81
asd st. Ferries. Ssv Yori; 81 ana sss ruItss ~
Ark and Hudson sts Hp6oken and Jersey City stsasa
Erie Transfer Company calls for and checks baSgAO
from hotels and residences through TO estimation.
W. G. RlNEARSOS General Passenger AGeul. n
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as follows:

Government, bonds steady at unchanged
Louis and Southwestern lists. Northern Pacific
Texas Pacific DDS. Oregon Short Line Union
Chicagnn,and Eric incomes. and Atchison is
sues. The more important net advances were
II Chicago and Eric incomes. Y cent. to 80:
Houston and Texas Central generals. l. to "a:
Oregon Short Line Union consols. ] y. to 75.:
Texas Pacific IDS. a. to 80. and Union Pacific.
@ s h. Tss
"A = cent. to 64a; Northern Pacific consoI S.
a. to a3; St Louis and Southwestern lists. i.
to 47t. and Wabash debenture. series b. \
In bank stocks II shares of Bank Of Com
merce sold at 49,
Silver bullion certificates for $4,000 ounces
sold at HSi.t02Ss. Bar silver in London. 45Id
q ounce.
Money on call. 4G6 = cent. Time money. 5
@5'. = cent for sXt days and g y cent. for six
months on prime Stock Exchange collateral
Commercial paper dull. There is no local de-
dorsed bills receivable are quoted at 8aTs .
cent. and tlrst-cass single-name paper ut Z y
cent
Sterling exchange weak under heavy offer
S4s1 for long bills and S4.s4 for demand.
sight dr sa s. tssss4ss and cable trans
Tho A. 1cent. bonds received at the Treas
cent amounted to Sea, iOO making total
ss Ut bonds 5fSsvsS a. tie g 3
The redemptions at the New York sub-Treas-
Wy stSs mkGe
There are yet ssg28aoo out 4 bonds. Which
have neither been presented for continuance
s in and q s IN
bonds
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Real ESTATE Trnnsfers.

Avenue C.. as. 1875 s I'd at. 24NloO: Edward D
McCabe and wife to Joseph zubrod. ......
PARSONS Jr trus "' LAW. ~ imam .i2s7S
Eichler and wife to Christian RegelmAnn....
Same rIop; Christian Regemann and wife to =,
10th st. MS III 10 " 6th .v. 251si 10; HyI
22d At. = q. 345 f. 100 e, 15x72: ErnesteinaC
Cnger to Caroline A OvertOn. ..................
Brook ar. W cor 134th At. 1o0x@5: Robt
Mathews and wife to Edward P Steers....... !
Cre.ton av: v at Donnybrook st. sox1+o.
2<th ward Real Estate Assn to Jno c Wood
AoRrGAcEs.
sui canal 5! .:'nua ne"''. 1: 5000
sS,T, J sr,nSn TO y T5t ao1n
KeiL Francis and wife to Adoiph lIupfeL -
1s2d st. Norris av; Observation-Disclosures. $500
Morse. Sidney and wife to Matilda G Nc
Sickar. n cor Nassau and Beekinan sta. due 1000
Marks saml ct al to Lazarus Levy. "a Jeffer.
West 1871 st. ......:.;.:.: 1875
Walls, Walsh, 3ni south 81; yrs $50
and Iss Madison St demand -: 600
Trust Co. o. PARK row. !, yrs 1900
SchirAnzer. Aug +. to Francis C berlin,
Shipnan Herbert A. and wife to VIM + N
Zboronski. es Webster av. Anna place.3yrs. $500
RECORDED LKAsxs
Boyce Chaa store &c. $50 I'd av yra per VI. $50
Brown Geo las CONF to Mariana Amen 205
East 29th IT. 5.b yrs, per yr......,........ 300
hoonan, Jno. to Adolph Luhrs 468 9Th av. 3
Js per 10 %oVo
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financial.
financial.
Union Pacific Railway
Company
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral
Trust Notes.
HRW YORK Rant AZ iAal

EEw YORK. Sept as. 1891.
Pursuant TO the provisions Of the contemplated Trust
rndenture dated Sept 1891 and at the request OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company. subscriptions are In
vted &C. 900 Of the above notes. at e2 cent
and accrued interest.
Subscriptions for this amount are deemed essential
BY the committee provide adequately for part Of thu
floating debt Of tho company in place OF such holders
accepted the proposed PLAN and upon their
being for such amount tho plan set forth In said
indeturo for funding the floating debt OF tho company
will be declared effective by the committee.
The for $4,000 each TO bearer registered
with right OF exchange into engraved coupon notes OF
81 ooo each ensraved boar per cent. inter
est per annum from Aug. !. 1891 payable February
aud August. and tho principal natures Aug ]. 1894
unless called for redemption at par. Both prn.
cpal and interest payable In the city OF New York
In gold coin the United States Of the present stand
ard OF weight and hneuess.
Applications are be IN OF $4,000 or mutrles
thereof and will received by the undersigned At the
onics Of Drexel, Morgan Co. on or before Tuesday.
Sept 20. 1891, at 7. NJ, accompanied by certified
checks for 10 per cent Of the amount applied for. Tho
balance viz s21f per cent. plus FER cont accrued
interest or $3.50 for each $4,000 Of notes allotted
paid at tho address on or before Oct !.
1891, when the notes will be delivered.
Tho right Ia reserved to reject any applications OF
70 aot less than tho amount applied for also to close
the subscription list At any time.
Copies Of tho Trust Indenturs may Be seen at the
ONCE Of Dre1ei. Morgan 4 Co.
y. PIERPONT MORGAN,
JOHN A. STEWART,
EDWARD KING, Comm'ttee.
FREDERICK l.. AMES.
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nELAWARE LACkAwANNA AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.

aA.M-Bunalo. Richheld Springs, and oswego Ex.
press via Patterson, for Water Gap. stroudsburE
Scranton. Btnghamton. owego. ithaca waverly, Fl.
Richheld sptnEs bslc.. NJ. Norris: Greene. oatord.
date stations Connects At scranton with trains for
Pittston Wilkesbarre Dansville. and Northumberland
and At Buffalo with trains for the West
7:2OA M-Binghamton Mail via Boonton.
7. M.-Bnghamton and Elmira Express for water
Gap. stroudsburg. Scranton, Owego waverly Elmira.
Connects At Scranton with trains for Ptston. Kings
ton and Wikesbarre.
..+iO p. N.-scranton. wilkesbarre. and Plymouth
Express
1902. n. tdaily)-Buhalo Limited Express via Pat
erson for Stroudsburg Scranton, BinRhatnton Owego
Waverly, Elmira. Corning Bath. Wayland, Dansvile,
Nj. Morris &C., arriving at Buffalo 80 A.. N.
9 NJ tdaiiyl.Bufalo: Richheld SPRING. and o.
Cortland syrscuse Fulton: Greene oxford, Norwich.
Rnnafo division Connects with trains for tho West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
Justice Diver. Parls Watch.

When Justice Diver returned to the Tombs
Police Court yesterday morning he found
curiosity awaiting him in the form'of a watch
WITH cutgasSs thn Pier Tor cases The
was evidently designed for paper weight
Tho Justice said that a friend had brought it
from Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27

Provisions futures less active. but prices
wero without Important change. sales 1000 tcs "
Change tue close WAS steady at 5000. for October,