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The evening world., 1893-10-07
SUDDEN DEATH OF A Broker.
Walter II. Powers Stricken In an
Eighth Avenue Cr.

The hosts OF business associates and
friends OF Broker Walter II. Powers
were shocked this morning to learn Of
his sudden death. He was taken sick In
IN Eighth avenue surface car at about
40 o'clock last night, and died a few
minutes later in the car stable office. at
Forty-ninth street.
Mr.. Powers met JOIN P. Simonson.
another broker, at Fourteenth street
and Eighth avenue. ard invited him to
take dinner. They Ct into the car to-
and paid no attentbn to Mr.. Powers
until the conductor tapped him on the
shoulder and told lin that his friend
was III. Mr.. Powers was frothing from
the mouth, and APPARENTLY strangling.
He was removed 10 the office and an
ambulance summoned, but before the
surgeon arrived tie broker was dead.
The cause of death was said to be heart
failure.
Mr.. Powers wa,' t%hirty-nine years old.
He had an ONCE at 60 Broadway. He
was a member o. the Stock and Consol-
dated Exchanges. He caves a widow
and three children.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
WOMAN TERRIBLY BURNED.
Her Cries Oussd q Panic and De-
aged Relief.

Mrs. Rosa Goldberg lies In Gouver-
neur Hospital suffering from probably
fatal burns. received last evening at her
home. IA Hester street. Mrs. Goldberg
upset an dlstove or which she was
cooking schp.
Her clothing caught fre, and when che
screamed with fright and pain her cries.
instead OF bringing help. only frightened
the tenants of the hve-story rear tene-
ment-house In which her apartments
were, ard they tumbled over each other,
panic stricken. In their frantic efforts to
get out OF the building.
Wher Fred Nollmer and his son tried
to reach her the panic-stricken crowd SO
filled he hall and stairway that they
had to, use ladders to reach her second
story window. When they did reach
her and tear of her clothing she was
blacRened and blistered from head to
the hospital. She cannot live.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
BARONESS BLANC TO MARRY.
She Declines to Give the Name OF
the Lucky Man.

Baroness Blanc. the much advertised
beauty, il to be married. SO. at least.
she Informed Judge Van Wyck. In the
City Court, yesterday. She would not
give the name OF the prospectus bride
groom, but said he WAS a Pittsburg
editor.
The Baroness hicd herself away to
parts unknown some time ago In order
to avoid supplementary proceedings,
many Judgments having been secured
against her. She was In contempt, and
in order to free herself surrendered her.
self yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
SUES ERlE'S RECEIVERS.
Deliberate Waste and Wreck OF tha
n. Y, p. and O. Road Charged.

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. IAN import
mt suit was filed in the United States
Court yesterday, the plaintiff being the
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio Rail-
way Company. and the defendant the
New York. Lake Erie md Western
Railway. John King n John G.. Nc
Cullough, receivers.
The bill of complaint is that New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio was leased by
the Erie, and that the defendants had
deliberately attempted to wreck the
property by wasting material n non
payment OF rental.
1t was charged that the placing Of the
Erie in the hands OF receivers wa a
part OF the SCENE. The terms Of the
lease had been violated. The shops had
been closed. while S45 cars were In need
of repairs and standing on sidings. and
some of the locomotives and rolling
stock were missing. Rent to the amount
of s2l6, l56. 2S was due and unpaid.
Court was asked to compel the re-
~ceivers to operate the leased line accord
Ing to contract. to ascertain the rent
now due and make the same a lien on
the property and franchises In the re-
ceiyers' hands.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
DUO D'ALVA In TOW N.
he and His Many Titles Rsposing at
the Brunswick.

Among the guests OF the Hotel Bruins
wEk Is the Spanish Due d'Alba,
who arrived here on the steamship Ma
jestic on Wednesday. His mother was
a sister OF the Empress Eugene. and be
received Gobelin tapestries from Napo-
leon Ill. valued at l.O0O, 900 francs. This
Is his third visit to this country. He
will remain here for some OF the yacht
races, and afterwards visit the Fair.
Here are a few OF his titles:
Due d'Alba, Don Carlos Maria Stuart
FitzJames ~Postocarresso Y Palafox,
Yormes. Duke OF Liria, Duke of OIL
wares, Duk OF Pearanda. Duke Of Hues-
can, Marquis del Carpio. Caria 'Eleche
de la Mota de San Leonardo de Sarria
de Tarazona de Viianueva del Rio de la
Agata de Barcarrota de Valderrabona
de N~illanueva del Fresno. He IL also
fourteen times a Count, nine times a
Grandee OF Spain. and is wealthy. He
Is married.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
RAILROAD DEPOT ROBBED.
Burglars Blow open the Safe In
Newton, N. J.

NEWTON, N. j.. Oct. 7.-Some time
during the night burglars broke into
the depot of the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad at this place and
blew open the safe. The robbery was
not discovered until 6 o'clock this morn
ing.
Supt. Campbell said the burglars Sc
cured about $3.50 in cash and some
papers.
The burglars gained an entrance to
the depot BY forcing open a window.
They left their tools On the fioor In the
station.
This Ia the third time the station has
been robbed within a year or two.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
ARRESTED FOR WIFE-MURDER.
Hooper Accused Of Poisoning Her
with Prussia Acid.


MONTREAL. Que, Oct. III. r..
Hooper was arrested at Port Hope
Yesterday on the order Of Detective
Carpenter. OF Montreal, representing the
Is charged with causing the death Of
his wife, Georgina Malo Hooper.
on Sunday. Sept. II, Hooper purchased
in Montreal foul drains Of prussic acid.
The following day Mrs. Hooper's death
took place.
on the Sunday in question Hooper
went to DR.. Charles Cameron. OF this
city. and asked for some poison to kill
a dog.
DR.. Cameron, who had known Hooper
for three years. gave him an order for
the poison,
Hooper Is closely watched. as he Is
too Ill to be removed from his fathers
house at Port Hope. The doctors say
his mind has given completely away
under the excitement of the past fort
nights events.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad C.mpap,

announces that on account Of the dedication OF the
Battle Monument at Trenton, y. j.. they will sell
excursion tickets at single fare ~ 81. 20 for the
round trip on oct. Is and 10, valid for return until
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Business Opportunities.

A.-HOTEI4s, resort and commercial, all prices
J. ". p6oIIT1TIE. Hotel Broker, 100 B'way.
ADVERTISER WILL loan $500 to 81 900 on
ton. 4. G., BOX is7 World. s'01
CANDY AND CREAM stors foI sale cheap;
CIGAR PRIVILEGE To LET at q large estab-
lishment in prominent location. Apply sunday
afternoon or Monday morning ct THE RiDGE-
WOOD broadway, RALPH and Lexington nves.,
o SALE. First class corner liquor store: long
lease. Inquire at :78 Flatbush ave, Bklyn.
HARD TINES Yes And that's the reason
article that saves money. koAL-sPAR ONCE,
620 broadway.
LIQUOR STORE and CONCERT hall; good paying
business. Address I. IL. b., box 533 World,
Brooklyn.
LIQUOR STORE FOB sALE:a good corner IN
Brookiyn; two good stores In New York; Brew
ONE OF II BEST corner grocery stores In
Brooklyn for sale; two horses and wagons, large
stock and doing n large trade; will give a long
lease or will. sell house and store together. L.,
$3.50: act as cashier and charge of dining room;
this IL an extraordinary chance TO make money.
l8s Court ST, brooklyn.
RESTAURANT o SALE, or will take partner
who understands the business. 2O2 East 9th st.
sHOE STORE-E Established rs years; family
trade: salable stock: good reasons for selling.
22O York ST., Brooklyn.
WANTED. In every section Of the United States,
. lady or gentleman with business ability to
take exclusive territory and appoint sub agents to
canvass for an entirely new and fast-selling line
Of goods; no books: liberal terms offered: corre-
spondence solicited.
GEO. b. GALE 4 CO.. 100, Hilbert st.. Phila., Pa
WANTED-To. day. S25 Tor two weeks: VIII give
q bonus and double security. Address Cash,
hex B32 Harlem World.
WILL SELL valuable patent for costs; Inventor
unable to handle. 282 Church ST., Philadelphia.
Is. 900 BUYS United states patent of hot water
heater. MCDONALD WlGGINS, l4O Nassau ST.
10. 900 CIRCULARS. 81. 30. 900 cards, III;
Is Sd ave.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
MARRIED..

HoLBRoOK-FLEET. On Sunday, Oct. l 1888,
by the Rev. G. L. living. Mrs. ELIzADETn
FLEET, Of New York City, to JuDsos W.
HoLpRoox, OF Brooklyn, n, Y.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

When Baby was ack, ~ rave her castorta.
When ne was oand. she cried for csssossA.
When she became Nix, sAs chung 70 CAssoria.
WIN shs had cAnArsa. she rave thsr cassoris
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Cod-livcr oil suggests con-
sumption; which is almost un.
fortunate. Its best use is be.
fore you fear consumption
when you begin to get thin.
Consumption is only one Of
the dangers of thinness.
SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver-oil makes the thin
plump, and the plump are
almost safe.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-frec.
SCOTT a BOWIE. Chemists, New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion OF cod.
liver oll--all druRQists eyerywhere do. Al
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A Life Course.
Tron, p,,.k

Mrs. Brldely-Marriage Is a great edu-
GATOR
Mr.. Bridely-Yes; 1t often serves as a
cooking school.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

SCOTT a BOWIE, Chemists, New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion OF cod.
liver on-Ll druggists everywhere do. 81
The evening world., 1893-10-07

RELIABLE IOUNG MAN AZ PARTNER with
$3.50; act as cashier and charge of dining room;
this IL an extraordinary chance TO make money.
lHS Court ST., BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

RESTAURANT FOR SALE, or will take partner
who understands the business. 2O2 East 6Dth st.
sHOE Established rs years; family
trade. salable stock. good reasons for selling.
go York ST., Brooklyn,
The evening world., 1893-10-07
MISS McCABE'S
~STEINIGER'S

RENWICk HALL. SDth ST and 3D. ave-.
branch orphcus Hall, zo East l24th st. adults
and children classes forming: private lessons
given; circulars.
BROOKE'S, 36l Broomc ST., Oldest established
In New York First lessons privately: learn TO
dance properly and perfectly, 10 deport yourself
with ease and grace lin society.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

FERNANDO'S ACADEMY, l62 Fast 65th st.
prices reduced: classes now forming private les
sons any holr, 81: waltz and fashionable dances
taught rapidly; reception every Tuesday evening.
H.. FLETCHER RIVERS, l3l East hSth st.
vienna, New York, Friday, Oct. o: l43 South
9Th ST.. Brooklyn, saturday. Oct. 7, classes form
ing; circulars.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

WALTZ guaranteed; three private
lessons, 81 each: five for 81: any hour; posi-
lively no failures: expert professors tgraduates);
family class afternoon and evening; one dance
guaranteed each lesson; quarterly, 70; monthly,
VI; circulars. LEMON CONSERVATORY, l466
Broadway, below AID st.
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ULRICE'S DENTAL ROOMS,
SElfusurDVE Pa,

SBltns9ruV6J Par
Teeth cleaned. extracted. implanted, regulat-
cd. Diseases and injuries 20 the teeth and
mouth treated. Artificial sets, crowns. bridges
and obdurators inserted. All kinds OF nlllng.
Gold work a specially.
GEO. II. ULRICH, u. ID. 4.
Onlce In Weis' dwelling, south side entrance,
opposite National Hotel.
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PORT TREvoRTON.

Our farmers are patiently waiting
for the refreshing rain to do their
blowing for seeding . Potatoes will
be scarcity in this place on ac-
count of the dry spell. The Wit
mer's Sunday school held their pic
nic on Saturday and has been re-
ported a failure. It's supp osed it
was played to death by the Port
Trevorton band which furnished
the music Politics have been quite
hot here this week and unbecoming
language has been used by some OF
our people who propose to be civil
lied -. There are few oifscourer-
ings from Selinsgrove who come to
our town every Saturday evening and
are on the streets all night yelling
aud running their horses up and
down the road disturbing the peo-
pie in their rest. They would bet
ter stay at home or they will find
themselves in the hands of the law.
If this is not plain enough, the next
time / will give the names Of the
parties q. q. The ferries at this place
will have half rates on Sunday to
Herndon.
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thing in the shape of gold, whether
it be the so called retorts. bars. dust
or jewelers. scraps. Whatever shape
it is in, he takes il for what it is
worth. The Government pays the
expenses of ascertaining this worth.
The process of receiving and de.
posting of the gold is of consider
able interest. On delivery il is de.
posted on scales capable of weigh.
ing 5000 ounces Troy, though SO
delicately balanced that MIR. Jeweti
uses them to weigh letter mail. Gold
brought in early in the morning car
be disposed of so the seller may re-
ceive his check in the afternoon
On being weighed check is made
of each separate lot, designating the
weight, name of seller, origin, etc
When the melting is completed and
the gold turned out in bars and as.
say made, a complete record is
made, showing the origin, where il
is possible to learn it, and the de-
gree Of fineness of the metal. The
bar is then stamped ready for ship
mont to the mint at Philadelphia.
This stamp is protected from coun-
terfeiting by the the same penalties
provided against counterfciting coin.
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Wanted a Change.

Previous to the change in the al
ministration the Democrats continu-
ally asserted that the country was
going to the dogs, the only way to
remedy matters was to have a change
They harped on this so long and
loud that a misguided majority be.
lieved them and voted for change.
And what do we see as the effect of
this change. This:
Depreciation of $4,000, 600, 900 in
the value of American securities.
All the plate glass factories in
America shut down for an indefnate
period.
Blast furnaces banking fires every
day in the week, curtailing the out.
put of pig iron enormously.
Textile mills of all sorts in New
England either shutting down or
preparing to do so.
All the large iron mines in the
Michigan districts shut down or run
ming with n short force.
Wool at the lowest figure ever
known.
Wheat at the lowest price in two
generations.
Balance of foreign trade heavily
against us.
Money tied up in vaults and banks
with no accommodations to any but
regular CUSTOM Il few new
loans of anv XII
men out OF work tLan at sr y
ice the panic of '73.
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How Uncle Sam Buys Gold

This is from the st. Louis Globe ::
A place seldom visited by the public
is the Assay Office of the United
States, where gold is bought for the
Government. There are but four
such offices in the United States,
one in st. Louis, one in Helena,
Mon, one in Boise City, Idaho, n
fourth at Charlotte, n c., and the
fifth at the branch mint in Denver.
The Office here is in charge of Mr..
Elliot Jewett, with two assistants.
1t is as complete an Office rs can be
found in the world, being equipped
entirely new since its location in the
Old Custom House. As the agent
IF the government, Mr. Jewett, buys
Ill gold offered in amounts above
800, paying for the same as soon as
{ can be melted and assayed A
great many people are ignorant of
the fact that the Government buys
gold outside of the mints. The mo-
ment the assayer begins to drum
trade, too, that moment he drives it
away. BY such action he causes
the public to believe that he repre-
sents a private company, speculat-
ing on its purchases. This idea is
encouraged by the gold buyers, jew
elers, pawnbrokers and others who
would prefer 4 field clear of the
United States. As a matter of fact,
it makes no difference to the assay
er whether he receives one ounce or
1000, 900 ounces, as he is paid GER
tain fixed salary. He receives any
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To the Public, Generally.

AS Congress did not pass the extra
revenue on whiskey, the Marks brands
of whiskey-all of my own make
remain the same price. New white
whiskey, $40 ; l6 to 1S months old,
81. 90 % to 30 months old, 81. "a
to 80 months old. $500. 80 to 42
months old, $50 These are all fine
goods. DO not forget the old stand.
Empty whiskey barrels $3.50.
j. l.. MARKS,
Near II. II. Station, Middlebugh, Pa.
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The Coming Struggle with
Anarchists.

Before snow falls in Chicago, says
the Washington star, the people of
the United States and of several
other deeply interested countries
will have an opportunity to gauge
the power of anarchy in the Lake
side City. 4 month ago and there
was no appearance of anti-peaceful
influences, but since Governor Alt
geld gave liberty to three rabid
reds" the unkempt head has come
into full public view, proud of the
distinction conferred upon it by the
openly expressed friendship of the
Governor of Illinois. But anarchy
in Chicago is still an unmeasured
quantity, and it with continue to be
until after the election, at which
either Judge Gary or his successor
will be chosen. Now, Judge Gary,
o. A.
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LOWELL.

Colored campmeeting was well pa
tronized yesterday Sunday by the
good people of this end of town. go.
l.. G. Wagner of Siglerville, was
visiting over Sunday with his many
friends of Snyder county, he also
took in campmeeting. g.. Some of
our twenty-four hour soldiers, who
are drawing pension and are never
satisfied, made the remark lit would
be right enough to take some of the
old soldiers pension no doubt
they are alluding to some ofthe four
year men. g.. Some of our farmers
have threshed and report 30 bushels
of oats from almost five acres OF
ground. Our Jolly Irish table
cloth man G. Hover says he would
take a job of wheeling keg of beer
to Chicago, but would not insure the
keg to be full when he arrives. He
says he could wheel a hundred lbs
forty miles a day easily. ... 1t will
not be long until you can hear the
toot at the cider mill as every thing
is being put in good order and will
be ready for work shortly.
U. No.
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pennsylvania RAILROAD.
Sunbury h Lewistown Division.
Time Table. In effect May u, 1893.
eIinsgrove datIon

tUonnceting with trains on N. u. Ry.)
Leave Solinsgrove. Jc. Arrive at Seiinsgrove
SOP. NJ. 5.52P.
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A. 49,
brave enough to do his whole duty
at that momentous period, has been
yituperously assailed as an assassin
and several other equally undesir-
able things. His term has almost
expired, and he will be before the
voters of Chicago to secure CONNIE
dation or condemnation. His op-
ponent is to be n personal friend OF
Governor Altgeld, and believed in
many of the disturbing doctrines
with which the Governor fully SYM
pathizes. The struggle will be watch
ed closely, for the result is going to
give us an accurate index to Chica-
gos character The defeat of Judge
Gary, should it be accomplished,
will not damage his judicial reputa-
ton. nor will it prove that the con-
lemned anarchists were innocent
martyrs, but it will reveal to man
kind the precise number of people
in Chicago whose preference is for
laWlessnesS.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned who was appointed auditor
10y the orphans Court OF snyder county 10 report
ON the exceptions filed 10 and 10 distribute the
funds nthc hands Of Elmer f.. and Calvin y
Walter, late Of Centre township, snyder County
IA deceased. as appears on their first and nnal
account 20 and among the parties entitled
thereto. Will attend 10 the duties OF his appoint
ment at the O1ce O: James q. Grouse, in the
borough OF Middleburgh. on saturday. Septem.
Der list. at II O'Clock A. VI. when and where all
parties Interested are requested 20 present their
claims, before the undersigned, or be for.
ever debaired from coming IN upon said fund.
CHARLES HOVER
Aug. 10, 1898. Auditor!
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:

ITHIHS ItHVt btWISCOWU j UHCtIOn
5S a. m, 10 40 IN. II p N, 8 0s p m, 10 . m
Tor Altoona, ,Plttsburg and the West
50am. s6am, 0Jpm.l 4bpm. 3spm. 26pm
II 10 p m, For Philadelphia, New York, Balti.
more and Washington.
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Trains Leave Solinsgrove junction
9 81 a IN, arriving AZ Philadelphia 3 % y M
New York Do p N, Baltimore Top IN. Wash
ingtOn 30 p NJ. Daily except SUNDAY.
5.37 y. VI. arriving at Philadelphia 1856 =. NJ
New YORK SOam, baltimore l0.iO y. NJ, Wash
iuwton loan, Daily except Sunday.
S34 y IN, arriving NJ Philadelphia I 20 n IN
New York l0a m, Baltimore 6.2O m. Wash
ington 80 IN. Daily.
Trains also Leave SuDbury:
80 n m. arriving ut Philadelphia Q so n m
New York 30 n IN. Daily.
39a IN. arriving at Philadelphia 10 20 n m.
New York 10 pm, Baltimore 55 n M, wash
ington 10 10 am. Daily,
b5 y IN, arriving ut Philadelphia 9 so p m
New York 35 y m, Baltimore 45 y IN, wash
ington 10 y m. Daily except sunday.
For rates, maps SC, call on Ticket Agent OF
address 1hos. Watt, 4. y. w. ID. llO Finh Av,
Pittsburg, Pa.
J. x. WOOD. Gen'l Pass Agent
/. VI. PROVOST, Gen'l Manager.
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Lewistown Academy.

A college preparatory and finishing
school for both sexes. Foreign lang
uages taught by natives. Music de-
partment, vocal and instrumental,
unsurpassed. Terms moderate. Send
for catalogue. J. @. PLA. B. S.
Lewistown. Pa. Principal.
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Republican Ticket.
Republican Standing Committee

Adams. g.. Mlddlcswarth, y. f. FcttCrOn.
Heavier Nathan Freed. irwin Kinney.
Beaver Wcst-Wm. llcctcr. Geo, :, snyder.
JentrC-H. g. SumV-ell, VIM. Hartman
chapman John Sllor. 4. W. ROhrCr.
Franklin. Howard Bu,ig, james Eutorliuc
JacksOn-Wm. Martin, Peter klnglcr.
Nddlcburgh- BOwcrsON. G.. ". Herman.
Middlccreck-P. l.. Row. VI. +. BOlngcr.
Monroe .-G. \. kaufman, WIN. c. kedrns.
pcun-I. N Jarrett. y =. Grouse.
pcrry-W. ID. Bllgcr u. Y. Arbogast.
Perry Mcst-r. X. Graybill. r.. N. Arbogast.
~prlng--A. VI. Aurand. David Mlddleswarth.
Sclusgroyc- Ed. VI. Ilummcl. \. Marhcrgcr.
IniOn-Allpn ScChrist J. :. Stahl.
W5shingtOn--Wm g. llllbish Meyer.
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Estray Notice

Notice Is hereby given that, ON or about tho
nth OF May, heller about ~ years old, and
strawberry room I'm color, came 20 my premises
The owner Is requested 10 come forward. prove
his property. pay for this notice and take it away
otherwise " Will be delt with according TO law
NER NJ. MIDDLEswARTH.
Troxelville. Pa.
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526a m, For Catawlssa and HazeIton.
20 am, 10 90 am and b3b \ IN, f'or Wilkcsbarre
SO a IN, 10 20 a m, bs pm ~ p m, ForShamo
kin and Mount Carmel.