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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
A Change In the Chicago Baseball Club.

Cu,c.Go, Dec lI,-Articles OF incorporst on were
granted Springfield to-day to the Chicago Baseball
Club This places new National League club In Chi.
cago ye, 1t is in reality tho same old club that has
done business here for years Tho only difference is
that its former promoters have stepped out and men
games have taken their pace. The I~organi katiOn
axes certain the playing uf League ball Oh sunday
The Polk street grounds the week day games TO be de-
cided IN the south Side iaIl
Spaiinv and the Others who hold a controlling IN.
terest wi form an independent concern and own the
biR Folk street plant and the ball grounds at Hot
springs Arb, tho new branch obtaining leases from
parent and TO be In sole charge of the snortlng end
Of the James A. Hart. before. Is Pr-s
dent Of tho hall club. and capt. Arson retains his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Mr.. T. II. Gray. n well-known insurance
man Of az 4th av.. Brooklyn. says: II had q
sever" attack of Bronchial Catnrrh. Thought
iros going iato cons,uppi,Up | brcathed with
u whistlinG. Wheeling sound, as though was
drawing tho air through II sponge. l had a
miserable. hacking cough. and my chest was
tender and sore. ,rns KEPT nIrnte al night on
account OF not bring able 10 gci nir enOuJh into my
lungs ~hHe 'Hi"J do'rn. Sharp shooting pains
would dart through my sides and chest, ex-
tending through to my shoulder blades. That
ia what mnic mo think was going into con-
sumption. i consulted tho physicians OF the
commenced treatment. Fhe rcsur ,rns spieadid.
improved ut once. and now nl my pain and
trouble hnv" Disappeared and feel strong.
hearty and well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

How land Files Charges Against Neville with
the Wa.hington Metropolltan Club.

Inc WN~hINGVON MctrOVO1tnn IIUb.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-AccorlinG to tho
Ercniny NecS. Washingtons latest afternoon
newspaper. issued for tho first time to-day.
the quarre, between Col. Richard Neville and
$. s. Rowland. growing out Of the encounter
in Madison Square Garden. has been trans
ferred to WashinEton. Col. Neville resigned
as Master Of tho Fox Hounds of the Chevy
Chase Hunt Club Inst summer because of his
financial Disagreement with Percy Drayton.
and the .Ne'rs says that Mr.. Rowland has flied
charges against Col. Neville with tho Metro
poltan Club Of this city. Of which both arc
members.
While these charges are locked up in the
several breasts OF the members Of that body
ms we'll as in tho club house safe. enough is
largely consist Of the proposition that II man
who hns appeared as n defendant in police
court and therein been found guilty OF and
punished for an offence. is not II 1T person to
belong to club composed OF gentlemen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
THEIR CREDENTIALS,

Dir. Copeland is a gradual" Of Bellevue Medi.
cal College: WAS President IT his class in that
institution lle has control ell. directed. aud
practice in the world DR.. r. +. Gardner grad
uated from tho University Of the City If Now
York. He has diplomas from Prof. I.oomis for
special study in microscopy and pathology.
and from Prof. Thompson for special study on
diagnosis. lie underwent examination before
the faculty Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
Ihiiade phia. Penn. and his diploma was en-
dorsed by that noted institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
NONE MORE DANGEROUS,
Though y" Disease So Apparently TrifinS
The Story of an Actress.

Though No Disease So Apparently TrifiinS
The story of an Actress.
What We contend fo- is this: There is no
disease that. apparently triling. is in reality
so dangerous or So painful as nasal catarrh.
beginning with cold in the head. tho infam-
nation in the mucous membrane Of tho nose
spreads through the air passages Of the
system. attacks various organs and senses
and causes the most violent suffering The
great danger 20 he feared from catarrh is con-
sumption. This is not said with n purpose o
alarm. but with desire to warn. Notice tho
course OF the disease in The following case.
which is given BY Miss Lizzie Richmond. n
lady we'll known in theatrical circles. who
resides at 3Ob East l4th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Rev. r. Morse of Rochester.

Rev. +. Morse. the well-known advocate OF
the National Lecture Bureau. whose head
quarters are now in Rochester. says:
suffered from catarrh for about ter years.
Whom was lecturinG tho mucus in my throat
would compel mo to stop and clear it frcIuent-
ly. My breathing was difficult. and there was
pressure on my lungs. After speaking. when
q cold almost invariably. The Copeland treat
ment has done me II world OF good. and ] wish
to state my high appreciation Of tho methods
Of these physicians. and of their ability and
SIX ILL.,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

The little Norwegian truiter Gcnrg Dumois
which loft New York for rnbna ports on Dec.
10 YVES stranded yesterday in ~ gale near
MORO Castle, at the entrance OF the harbor OF
Havana wherr MANY Stancher craft have
come to grief She was cnmmuudcd by Cant.
Iampo aud had Il crew % twenty men. All
were sayc,I The vessel viii he u complete
wreck, she measured 40 tons and was built
III Norway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Mr.. James Bvrnc. 25S East | 18th at. says:
"Fndiy uy stomach hecop" liberated aud
I would rop,H blood. I grew SO weak that
I concluded would take II trip to ireland
and SEQ IL n change OF air would not heno.
fit me. Tho fact Is ! gave up moro of over
getting we'll again. Reading OF the wonder-
fal cures performed by Drs; COPELAND and
first visit to the Doctors office vomited
n large quantity. of blood. As soon rs I
placed myself under thoir treatment began
could be cured. so quickly feel first rate
now. ont and sleep MS VOL MS ever did.
Ny stomach does not bother me u particle.
Ny, cough is Como and my heal and throat
feel ali right again. ] recommend DR. Cope
land and his associates heartily"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Mr.. RoDERICK DUNN. 100 AMSTERDAM
M. Dunn scys: II could not sleep: would

Mr.. Dunn scys: :" I could not sleep: would
choke up and smother.
suffered from severe headaches. the ache
strik ing me right across the forehead.
M stomach ,rds ~ re,.D bad condition. II
seemed sore and rd'c all the time. could not
digest any kind OF tood. The pains IN he sto,p-
nch after eating amounted 70 simple agony NJ
bring UP a sour fuid that 'rns az hitter as UaN.
lnatle TO eat o. digest nnE food br,dnr .erri-
On freak. gre'r so exhausted that 7 lad 10 lie
dorm during the dan
Under the mont OF Drs. Copeland and
not coughcd ut ali. The hnaIlaches have en-.
trely disappeared the soreness in tho lungs
is gone. my henring is all right. and the ring
good condition aGnin. sleep we'll and eat we'll
and altogether feel stronger than I have for
ceased. and l feel like. a new woman. i am
very grateful for what has been done for me-.
and cannot say too much in praise OF Drs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
WOInan's Trouble,

Many women to-day suffer pain and nro
weak and nervous without knowing the cause.
Their work greatly fatgues them ami they
cannot eat we'll. At night they rest poorly.
and In til" morning feel wholly unit for tho
duties OF the day. In short. they are miscr-
ablo from general, imnnirment Of henlth. be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

headaches have disa rpeared. except for an oc-
casional reminder Of the past. The soreness
OF the stomach is gone; the bloating has
ceased. I do not feel that smothering sensa-
tion any longer Ny Ghost aud lungs feel all
right again. | am stronger and better In A
thousand ways. and am delighted to add my
testimony I" what has hcrn said in favor OF
Drs. Cpnelanl and Gardner"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
The Noon Hour.

The extension OF hours to cover the noon
hour is announced above. Increasing prac-
tce and tho requests o! patients who can
como at no othcr hour than from ~ to are
the reasons for tho extension. The arrange
mcnt Of hours will he permanently as follows:
"a. VI. to | r. NJ.
PIP. VI. to T. ".
Tp. VI. tool. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Her Troubles Drove Her Crazy.

Mrs. Kate Will. - years old. OF 1OG Perry
street, who had been suffering from melan-
cholia. caused by the death Of her baby. be-
came violently insane yesterday morning
tho fourth floor. ana during h"r rnvings NJ
tempted 10 throw herself out Of u window
Sine was taken to tho insane PAVILION Mt Belle.
vue Hospital. The Walls Formerly lived nj
New Rochelle. in n little cottage Of their own.
which was burned down at about the time
their baby died. Wall had been out OF worl;
until Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
MISS LIZZIE RICHMOND. 800 f. 14TH ST.

For years have tried every physician
ever knew or heard of who thought could do
me any good In addition. tried everything
advertised rs being able to cure catarrh
Nothing whatever benefited me until took
tho treatment ofDrs. Copeland and Gardner
My nose and head wcre storped. l had
shooting pains across the forehead ringing
and roaring in the cars. and I,artial deafness.
My appetite was tickle suffered from bloat-
ing and wind on the stomach. and | was I'M
had n dry hacking cough. Iwonld cough
all night long and never raise anything. Nv
Ike a inttr pirrr,ng nae. There was a rafting
in thu throat and lungs which alarmed me
constantly. had pains in the chest and
seemed as if | could stand my trouble no
longer without giving up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Ordained -. rrle-,- by Mxr. s.,o,u.

BALTIMORE. Dec. l7.-Af;cr eleven years OF
faithful study, ten young men wero ordained
a. priest BY Mgr. Satolli. tho rapal T..gate Mt
the Cathedral this morning. Cardinal Glib
hons WAS present. but took no rart in The rere-
monies, Ihe order OF deacon. giving tie power
to preach. was conferred upon tho ton. and
nine students were made subdepron-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Where Yesterday's Fires Were.

A.M-I2 iO5. 4es sixth avenue. william sauson pic
ture frames damage $1,000; l;l5, Sss. s9o Hudson
street Empire storage Warehouse. damage $4,000:
goods damage 81 200 1880 1884, Madison street Louis
Rothstein. damage $50.
T.. 40, B&G second avenue Edward Brown
damage trtnx: 2;2o PA East Nth street. Henry
fnlk. damage. 500 I:lO. 30 East Twelfth street,
Mary Lee. damage S25 llno. aS< Canal street Ostro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
'a Him without Direct Evidence or
Guilt

D.. s,u' Tenn. Dec. l7.-Iryin Roberts. the
.,s ~ murderer OF Landon Crosswaite. was
a. "Om officers by mob In Shady Valley
tEsGins and was hanged TO a tree. He
~ s,,iM""uSly for mercy. Crosswaite. an
ti.,s oiieeil, was shot from ambush whiie
| ,%nhE the public road u few daysaro.
1srsss AZ thances pointed strongly toward
as me assassin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Bishop Spalding Doesn't Want to B- Arch
bIshOp kcnrIck's Smcccs.Or.

PEORIA. Dec. l7.-Bishor SnaldinG. who has
lust returned from the st. Louis Conference.
said tonight. when spoken to about his pro.
posed appointment ~ coatjutorto Archbishop
kenrlck. that ne does ios h3t want WANT to g. to st.
TAnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

sides enduring pain and distress hard to fully
describe. Many such cases arc the result Of
catarrh which Affects the whole system. and
they find quick and certain relief from trsat-
ment Cited to tho case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
AN OPEN LETTER
Syracuse. Prominent Worker In the
w. 4. r. L., Ladies' Aid Society, and
Good Tcmpiars, Endorsing DR.. Copeland
and His Associates.

SYRACUSE n Y. Nov. s. 1892.
DIR. COPELAND AND ASSOCIATES:
wish to speak Of your treatment and Medicine witt!
sincere gratitude am ordinarily reluctant to give
testimonials for publication. hut send You this AS
your Just due What hnv" seen OF Gods healing pow.
err through You, demands that shall speak for tho
good of others have endured years suffering with
ratarrh and bronchitis. with weakening night swra,s
and most terrible. distressing coHgn The hundreds
~ dollars spent amounted TO nothing toward n cure
A. last found yol and commenced taking your treat.
ment. and found IT most u.efu and bcnencia. hive
large circle of friends around whose health |
value and they are living witnesses to the beneficial
results u your treatment IN my case.
(SiYnedl
Mrs. NELLIE NJ. GOLDEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Speciatias; Cnta'rh. bronchitis. Asthma.
and all diseases of the l.ye Ear Throat and
disels"s-E cH.'li;. hives. hlotrlios pin o %.
acne. ringworn. letter. salt rhcum; kidney.
bladder and Rectal troubles Diabetes.
Erights. gravel. piles. iissur". iistu!a: rheu-
inatism. neuralgia. lumha.:o. scrofula. dy spep.
STA. chronic darrhun. dysrn'cry, cons sumption.
tunlors and all ChrOni, ,lisel.es.
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Present Condition

"Hearng OF tho great success OF Drs. Cope
land and Gardner in lung and stomach trou-
bles. went to them and placed myself under
their trentmont. The result was astonishing.
Now rest we'll: in fact. sleep all night. My
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Mr. Ferdinand Suizg gives III" second OF his artistic
and attractive afternoons OF Brshns. music on Mon
day, Dec. ~ NJ $50 at his studio 246 West Forty.
third street ON this 'ccason he win hn assisted by the
Schmidt Herbert uuartrt Mr Sui2ig HAS with MIR
Herbert the b.an ifn sonata Upns ~ Tor piano nd
cello. his piano solos b. iny "IaprlrCiu OPUS a. No
Opus "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
$500 PER MONTH,

All patients applying now will be
treated until cured at the rate of
SIS month. This does not apply
to CATARRH ALONE. but to ALL
DISEASES. Medicines included.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Tho FIRST CONCERT of the schmidt Herbert Quartet
takes place Wednesday evening next the 2ist, at
Chamber Music Hall Following is the programme:
PROGRAMME.
/. Andante espressivo-All-gro Motto Moderate.
= schrrZo. s. AdAHiO Motto.
4. Finale. Allegro Motto vivace.
2 Tristesse ....,.,.,..,. For vioonc clio
On Aha Mhzoirea Victor Herbert
3. t AndGnte from quartet in D............. Mozart
10 hltcs'cttn huplns'cin
T. Quartet in fiat. Dp Dyorak
]. AleXrn ma non tropp0
=. DuInSaI Antante con Motto.
=; Romance. 4. Finale. Allegro AssaL
The second concert VIII be given on Jan. 10. 1888
The first of Mr.. John Whites organ recitals will be
gwen in thcserIng Hal. on Wednesday. Dec. u. at
3; 80 This 10 the programme;
Bach-Ir.iud- and Fugue in 4 minor.
Scarlatti-- lhJ! -l72J
tsl Sc tu del a ma Inorte."
tbJ 20 cessa.ti di p,argarmi"
Miss Aic" Manlelicck.
{. NJ Widor-tal Alrxr-tto cantRbilo.
tbj Andsu5
John Whte-"Verbum Superuum"
Miss jeanette NcClennhan Mr.. G, II. KlOman, Miss
Angela NcEv0y Miss Alice Mande ieck.
Louis Thiele-t hromafIsche Fautusie.
Gluck-l,II.I7SI.
Ia " Sc III IN ami"
Divaldi-16.l 743 tb TN rcrto non SO che"
Miss MAndrlircE.
julius ReubEc-Sonata. ~ Psalm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

'" NAury.-Aiu '''~ N'H''A' are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
NOTES OF Music EVENTS.


The programme for the Damrosch concert at Music
night is full Of promise. Divide Muslin will make
is first appearance in New York since $685. and will
be heard in two solos. Excerpts from wagner's
"Nebungen Triiogy" are to furnish tho second half
of the programme The sooists to be Anna Lonise
Tanner. Felicia Easchoska. Bertha Lincoln Minnie
Behme and Victor ClodiU
At the seidl concert in Ienox Lyceu,n tonight
Ponchieli's "Gioconda will furnish excerpts for the
operate part o. the programme Nine numbers to
DO presented and Emma Juch Clara Poole King Itao
Campanin. Antonio Galassi and l.. viviani o be
heard in the vocal parts In the first half the orchestra
Is to be heard in two Wagner numbers. Tannhausers
Pilgrimage and "SeRfriel Awakrns Brunhilie" and
in selections from Massenet. Tsrhaikowsky. and Ra
The concert at tho Broadway Theatre to- night. the
tenth OF George W. Floyds SERIES promises to he
soiolsts are Nat C. Goodwin Eugene Cowes John Nc
Ian Lamson Jennie Seamans, and Bertha WnltzinHer.
srs.o H1.no sy
Feicia kaschowsEa. Miss gertrude stein SIgnor Al:
:o!o.,. pleasing Erosramme is offered containing
operate concert at which siRnor Natalie do Spera
viii i. eG nHff ext y e1enn
The Harvard Mus'ca: soc,s,es comprising slss
%snoers in ali viii give Concert in dI,cRerns iia,
ne SAFE oil seats Tor the performance OF Tbc Mes
slab" Music Hail Thursday afternoon and Friday
evening, Dec ~ and 80 BY the orator!o society and
the symphony Orchestra begins next Friday
The symphony String Quartet will give It. second
chamber music concert tthnnber Music Hall Mnsic
Hall building. next Tuesday evening Dec. 10 fcrruc-
be- So n@s" Is ss sa
marks Quintet. Major" for piano ana strings. and
BeethUyens Quartet IN L Minor Up 80. No. ="
The second Russian folk.song concert. by Nine.
Lnehs Russian ch' IT, is 10 be gwen in Music Hall
Wednesday evening, Dec. n. Mr. H. + Krrhbel Is to
deliver explanatory remarks on the and tho
charact eristirs OF Russi music. Tho programme
promises an interesting event.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Mr. white purpos.s giving five recitals during the
winter. one each month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
The CopeIall MeliCl. IuS!ill!},

is West oath ST. Now York.
W. 81. COPELAND ". d., t'or.uitiu.
J.. l.. GAKESII, ". ~, rhy-icl .aS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
OFF THB BRIDGE
Freight Train Loses "a Cars
With All Their Freight.
From q Bridsa At Aver, n. H....Coa.
tuctOP C0nnoYS Killed.
The CaboOse with Passengers Left Stand.
Ing Safely on the Rails.

NASHUA, N. IL, Feb. IA costly acci-
dent occurred t Aver ST 7 so this morning,
in which "a cars were thrown from bridge
INTO the river and the bridge badly wrecked
snd Conductor ID, g. Conners undoubtedly
killed. Ii VAS the regular freight from the
west 10 Boston, When the train reached
ths bridge the engine and four cars passed
cver all right and are still standing. The
following "a cars were thrown into the river
And the osboose iett standing,
The theory is that . truck of the tifth
car broke, the tfsin separated and the
wreck followed. The cars were loaded
with beef, hay and grain. About three
'ourths Of the bridge Is wrecked though not
down. Conductor Connors WAS last seen
upon the top OF the vsrs near the middle Of
the train. As he has not reported there 10
no doubt but that he is in the river under
the care. The passengers will be carried
around the bridge until repairs can be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
OHI0'S VAST OIL FIELDS.
An Industry Steadily Growing In Mag
nitudf.

CLtylLAFu, ONO, Feb. il The mag
itudc vi Ohlo's oil industry 10 rarely ap.
preoisted wen by her uw1 citizens. For
some years .1tsrslvc rs tneries have been
np.Iat. d hFIr, buI within the past Ave years
the industry has been spreading to other
points and now uu' -gDird Of the kerosene
inspcct.d m this State is from other
than the Cltve and fohneIies The state
nil inspectors ih1e is one OF the busiest In
Ohio. there beng 20 deputies. Last year
fsl Os5 barrels were inspected by thst
ptiics, sni out OF that great total only 2C3
were n cted "a untii for use, . record
shiCh, .Akeu with the comparative freedom
tom RCCltentr, speaks highly for the
hoToHg hupss Df the wore OF inspe ctioB.
Doth pat and present.
The development OF the Northwestern
ONO oil territory is even more Interesting.
six }esrs ago not well was in existence
ia all that great field. SirC then 1905
.ells fsve been put ipHn at n total cost Of
upward Of SlJ 600 900, and many sections
IN the northwestern Counties are sprinkled
hick with derricSs. not . few Of which
m Tx unprVdutivs wells. Wool County
.nd the C0uptrJ uibutsty to Bowling Gre en-
'sd the list, that county having 2,232
welis, while Auglaize County ranks ~ cond,
sth ,j2o, and Hancock is third, witt
| ,1IG. Productive 80 has been the district
.t AT Lima, It hss only touched that town on
the seuth aud Allen Coupty has accordingly
out 7i5 wsils, ls Ssndusky County has
S42 and Mercer and Wysbdot Conn,ies $40
aud 2l5 ~slls, respectively.
I, would BE- interesting to know the total
production Of this district in the last Elk
years. but no rsllsbie statistics are available,
largely tccsuse Of The settled policy Of the
isrdard Oh Company to prevsnt correct
IDEAS OF the value Of this field from oscom-
ing current Undoubtedly the aggregate
hss reaohs d hundreds Of millions of barrels.
At present the daily production is about
48 900 barrels, or at the rate Of II 200. 900
| barrels 4 year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-12
Ra1lluaus f Steans1aa.s o
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Nov
Goth, 1891.

GOIua WEsT-s.B A. NJ. fos Lewiston
R,afLsnd P0ftlAad, Boston aaG doasFaa! ;.fs a
n. tor Hallowsli. Gsrdiaer and south Gardiner
Ie.i9A. NJ. for Brgnssisk. Lewiston, farming.S % a
soeflsnd, Portland and Bost0p, connecting. for
White Mountain Points; 1R p. "a. fol
gslgvell, Gardiner and South Gardiner III
r. NJ Tor BransEiak, hsib, SosiEnd, Hosso0
sad Saturdays only, for kookla9g te5 2. NJ. TO-
aAI0Esli, Gardiner and sosfff Gardner; ii.s
kad asd Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.Ie A. IA. might exprsss) fol
st0xhsssn, Bsliast, Bangor. Bar Hasbot. So
n fer Esterviile, 5Gowhegan and Bangor, s.4'
r N. 70. ~stersille. Oakland, North Anson
Bingham, Skowhegan, Belfast, Dover and
Eox 1oi., Bangor. Bsr Harbof, 81 Stephens
b. Join sBd Afoostook County; and sunday
ealy, n gi7 A. NJ, tDr Bangor.
The Might Pullman Trains run eaa. xsy even
sight, Sundays included, but not to 5kowhesan
90 Monday morning. or 10 Belfast, Dexter, oI
beyond Bangor. on sunday mornings
The day express trains going West At lO.ie A
n and East st l.fs z. ". run daily, Sundays IN
etsdsd, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
and 81. John.
Accom- TRAIN for Aggnrs
eaqss South Gardiner, s.k5 a. NJ, Ito and n
3 NJ; Gardiner, s36 A. M; 10 And SIS T. 81
tlshoEel. s.ts A. NJ, las and t59 +. N.
through u0kcts 70 California and ali yolnt,
south and Wes. may be had Of T. II. Walker
ssilin2 via all routes and checking baggage fses ol
expense.
PAYs0s rUCKER. Vice Pres. A GenI Manager
,. y. B0oTHBY, Gea'i Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland, Nov. 20. 1891,