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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
On, n,y Oulv Thn,,a,, NO., a.

In order TO introduce our fine quality
work All bables under IS months OF age
| will be photographed and presented with
one Of our fiGest finished cabinet photos
! absolutely free Of charge. HARRY BuouER,
/ 72O Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
ATLANTA Exposition,

The Methodist people visiting Atlanta
during the Exposition will receive hearty
welcome at the Marietta ST. church
They will find 1t three blocks from the
post Office K. II. RoDb Ia the pastor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Ri.w on Wrong Time.

One Pullman car was shipped to Phila,
de!phia today and Florida coast line car
was shipped to Jersey City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
kIrkthi,N Lior.e.

Last Saturday al ternoon. whio Wilmer
]. Baldwin, u diver OF Wilmington
Transfer Company wagon. Was passing
along Seventh street neir orange. his
horse com N encsd to alex strlkIng him on
The left log anOYo the ankle lulltcting u
painful injury. Mr.. baldwin was assisted
to the drug etore ON the corner OF Seventh
and Orange Streets and afterwards re.
moved 10 Ills hUuIn No iO5 Taylor street
where he was attended by DR. Draper. 1t
ts not thought thnt my bones arc broken
but tho limb is tally swollen and very
UIlnful
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Ii. Tanth Annlxer.nr,
Flour Iln, Aav,nco,,-

The Doylsstown Inteillgenoer celebrated
It's tenth anniversary on Saturday last 1t
IL we'll edited paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
CIv,I service Exn,uIunt,o
Gnrn rhIpped.

civil service examination was held in
t he Federal Building today. goodly
number OF applicants were paesent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
HEALD a COMPANY,
lsankers md Brolssrs.
seyenth aud Marl,et st,eat

Investment aud Securities yleidiux
from tnT por cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and bonds on Com1IIssiou exccut-
ed ut all the stock eXchangeL
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK,
Philadelphia boston and Chicago.
Foreign DraftH aud letters Of Credit ID
suPu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Have You Noticed
Those S5 Fall Over
coats? They are
fine, and are going
fast.

A sample is on the form at
the entrance to our store. Feel
Of the cloth, see how fine, ex.
anime the make and trimming.
If you're wise, you'll not buy
one, you'll buy two.
They're not q So Overcoat,
they've been $40 and more, but
we carried them over from last
season and SO we are willing to
sell them for IS.
About fifty just as good and
better than the sample in our
Overcoat Room Some Youths
sizes among them too.
We never had more com.
plete line of Fall Suits for
Men and Boys at such popular
prices as we are showing now.
The Mems Black and Blue
Cheviot Suits in either single
or double.b breasted at IS are all
wool.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
For M. =, paul

Admission. 25c; Grand Stand, Soc,
Baseball. Tuesday, Dot. /. Union Park,
Philadelphia Va. Columbia A. q.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

THE That we know of
and can find are at
BEST Sixth and Market;
made by New York
ri lcTuES houses that do moth
". ing else but make
Enp pny cboys' clothing, Civ
'oh oo' Sing all of their time
and attention to getting out
the very best and most desir-
able styles possible. The
clothes are carefully selected,
the garments well made and
trimmed, and although there
is no attempt to cheaper at
the expense of wear and SER
vice, the prices are extremely
low for good qualities. Short
Pant Suits, for boys OF 3 to 10
years, from S2.5o up. Refers,
heavy and Fall weights, from
50. Long Pant Suits, for older
boys, from So up; so that we
can give you almost any style
and at all prices.
Open evenings until Q
o'clock. Saturdays 10 p. m.
JAS. 7. MULLla & SON,
Clothing, Hats.
Shoes.
Sixth and Market Sraais,
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

M ANTED--A black smith and horse shoer
w apply $. l., corner 8rd and Bhipley
streete. a30-it
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

IIAoR sALE--Four desirable houses, Ord and
II Rodney Nos SOL, 8J3 SO. 3G7. Modern
improvements rooms aud bath TO he sold
on easy terms. Cali Rui examine. For further
Information apply to MIR. ID. hreen. III
Maple street. s30.0t-e- ODD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
ACEoss NIAGARA.
New scheme Tor carrying Tourists
over the utyer.


over the uiyer.
LOCISpoKr, n. ", March i2.-At.
torney George w. Pound, ono OF the
directors OF the Aerial Tramway com.
pEny, has sent TO Albany bill au.
thorlzlng his company 10 erect tower
aud landing place In the stale reserva-
zion park tor the uso VI a aohemo which
Will bH one Of the engineering til
umphs OF the age. n similar ono has
beol obtained with reference D. Queen
Victoria park, by the Canadian gov
eminent, Leading Canadian poll
liclnns are inturei tsd Ia the enterprise.
The company proposes 10 carry tour
lets across the Niagara fiyer over the
Drink OF tho cataract aud thirty feet
above the raging waters. A DOUBLE ret
VI cables viii DO stretched from tho
towers In TIE Canadian ana American
parke, with sauppOrtiug tower on Goat
lBlnud. o. tlese cables Uage-like cars
Wlli ho suspended by trOlleyH anu
operated by electricity from the AmoI-
lean side, Tho aerial line viii follow
along the brink Of the American falls
10 Goat Island and thence 10 the
Canadian shore, forming a cord 10 the
bow u the horseshoe iall. Tho care
Will be OF steel aud the oablea tho best
mau uiAoturel, The tlooss o. the cars
viii be perforated 20 allow vlsit0rs TO
l.ok below aud tho side views will
also be unobstruc.eu,
II the biii Just sent 20 tho New York
Legislature becomes a law, expert en-
gIEecTa will be engaged 10 supsrintend
tho construction. The projectors clam
that the aerial t,amway Inns Will be- 49,
fatu as tho buBponHiOn bridges them.
sOives. The tltcgTioal engineer viii
be able TO stop aud start the car any
where ou tue linz. Tao biIi has pow.
efIul friends In the legislature, IL is
gaiu, aud Now York viii probably fol.
low Cauada IN giving requisite granite.
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made good his escape. This practically
ended the riot. several small lights oc-
CURED, tut the police Anaily succeeded
in driving them from tho chamber. No
less than Two dozen persons were uurt'
No arrests were maze.
The trouble originated over tho at.
tempt 10 supplaut Custodian Griffin, q
Democrat, with Republican. Toe
governor hns tnreu uaye In which 10
cOntider all measures. TIE bill was
delivered to the governor tlrce nightt
ago. 10 wise his sohomo "a hOld ~ 10
the lat inmate aud then the lvgislH.
tufo could not pass Is over his veto, uu
ils statute adjournment would take
place nt IL O'Clock. The iovoruor's
secretary started with tue bill with ten
miuutUs' time.
Adams, who WIS injured, Is the rep
Preventative Of Park county. Ho wan
kickoff ia tho pit " thc stomach and
mad 3 be carried from tho house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

Financial condition OF isis Haiiroad-
Cause OF Hard Times.

Sr. LOUIS, No., March 1.-The o..
nual report VI Picsidont George j.
Gould, Of the Missouri Pacific nud 49,.
Louie, Iron Mountain anu Southern
Railway companies, presented az tho
annual meeting OF stockholders today,
showed that Notwithstanding tho
tf0ublul auu dOprrssi0na eXpuIieucud
during tho past year tho road " not
financially unbnTfHfHtI. A synopsis
Of the financial rsp4rt fOllowi!
Gross earnings from trRillc, 81, 800
6ia.0i; operating EXPENSE, SO, is3,.
i1j.Uli net Uarniugs, S5,3lIl7I.Nj;
other income, S1ll 1924, t1taliur1mt,
So u55iOlo,aO. Petrv Atagc Of expenses
" gryau earninEs, 100.
Charges ngali h. ihu0mt:
Accrued Interest on bonds, 50, l2s.-
als.u5i iHEes, $500, 3-L28; rentals, gnit,
| sou, 11TUi. sunIfy amounts, $3.50,
| iiGal. Interest paid GA advances by
directors iu iuiI 10 December 80. 1895,
| 81 t.U7, Oil 10. Total, s7,01l gIJ..J,
moving deficit OF ~ ,0lS. aj5U7.
The larger part OF this deficit Is
| caused by tho payment Of severn
/ yeArs' inutUt ON HuyguCgB by tuu
Director, buuune tlu utc unit up g.
!
/ crease in eaTuiurH from tuilc amount
ed to s-,.l7hjGs3i expenses were ft-
/ ductd sl,71B. tY4Uo. The property
/ was well Improved anu mnintsiuel
Notwithstanding the AUo7o reduction
/ In expenses,
Ia the report, President G0uli called
attention TO tue tiuauCial depression
! aud strikes that prevailed during the
| years 1898 aud 1898, aud aided:
lowing ~ the nuauuAi conditions
| Of thu country nuu tho HtngnatiOu Of
/ business, nO new enterprises were be-.
gun aud many industries we're citasJ.
or their operations reduced, awaitint
the solution OF tho natl0ual financial
problems.
! during the month Of May. They were
restored, however, on ,hu 29,h day Of
| May, AID since that date have been
! generally well mhiutaiurd. 40 was
| hoped tnHt Congress would pass tue
necessary laws to enable the railway
\ to divide their business and Iegu!iZs
/ the payment VI balances 10 each other.
| Ia tuis way rateB would become un.,
form and there would be- no dlscflmi-
nation; the interstate commerce. law
would become thoroughly effective aud
the business community PUT upon au
| equal anu cure foundation, IL uiill,
Guit 10 200 how the railway can be-
saved Without SOME such legislation
Without II financial wreck wall proua.
! bly, follow wreck until the whole huau-
/ cial structure OF tue railways has been
/ pulled uuwu. lis ulnllult b sue now
/ property can return 10 tho county
/ with these conditions prevailing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

PHILADELPHIA arUh IA num-
her Of well known CHrttlista held "a
conference last night with J. NJ ri.
royrn, minister from Peru, With a
view OF forming n coal company g.
operate tue extensive coal fields In
Peru. A concession has been granted
10 the promoters through the Pofuvin 70
minister, providing percentage Of
the profits ate turned into the treasury.
The comunny will orgauizu with n
capital Of Sii,00Q,OaO and will opst.
ate the minoe. the output viii hg
clipped 10 points along tho Pacific
coast, where the price VI cJal II oAid
10 be ONOfbitant.
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was revived gtlCr f. shoit me. Tho
fourth man, John Laglaf, utei shortly
aitor he feschcd the surface. Tue
others were In y critical condition, but
all recovered except one.
lt seems the air shaft ignltud aud
causes suction ~ tho MIR from the
bottom Of the Oh Il deprlylnz the men
OF fresh air anu also causing smoke D.
descend the sha aud whoa founi Nil
were unc1n.c l0ui aHd leaning agaiust
the side VI the shaft.
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Les muausuols In ChIraro.

CHICAGO, March II. - The grand
opera season opened tonight with the
presentation OF Moyotbuel'a Les HUI
guonots ut the Auditorium. The house
wis literally packed, and hundreds "
people were turned away. Tho bnle Of
seats has been tomothiDg phenomena.
Every sea, Tor the opening performance
was gone inside Of siE h0uts, AMI fer
the last week orders by mail anu tsls.
graph nave been pouring m from oil
portions Of tue West Ruu Northwest.
Twenty ana twenty-five dollars for
single seats was askul by speculators
and freely giy0u this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

GREENvLLE, Pa, March li.-Grcon.
willie 10 10 furnish the lens for the largest
telescope that has ever been construct
ed. Rev. John Peat, ID. d., MetnO.
dist minister u seventy Jour years VI
age, has assumed the task.
TIE lens 10 10 DO used IA "a telescope
for the Methodist university ~ Wath-
ingtou, IL 10 10 DO u monument 10
Rev. John Peat much more significant
than any costly column that might be-
erected 90 tue memory OF the grand
old gentleman. The lvns, when II "
completed, IL 10 be aiXIy-tgo incheo IN
diameter anu seven iucuos thick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

TOPEKA, Kan, March ll.-Mary
EhziDttl Luase, the noted f0puliaI
orator, has not made up her mind 10
give up her place on the u0nfd OF onafi-
ties TO George A. Clark, although he
had been appointed by the governor
aud oonllfmvu by tho senate. She
claims her limo will not expire until
February, 1885, Hud n her lawyer eau
nud u law 10 buitain hcr claims, she
Will make q hgbi iu tho eyurtE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

MIsSEAr6Lts. MIMI, March IL
The shait house at the famous Sultan
gold mine, fourteen miles fron Rat
Portage, caught hro early this Gf.er.
noon, and before the ilAmus were diE-
covered thoy completely envelOped tue
building. This, VI course, shut of the
air supply 20 the mine, In which were
working twenty 20 thirty.hvo miners.
The firo 10 supposed 10 have been
started by n pipe IN the pocket OF "a
coat hanging on tho wall. Foreman
johnson, noticing the Dire. called on the
men to assist IN putting n out, but all
iAu away, being afraid 81 explosions.
johnson rushed Into tho merry room,
removed two boxes OF POWDER then
directed his attention 10 Au at;eml 10
save tue buiidiug. There was nv lire
pr lection, aud bucket brigade was
organized, but IL WAS OF no avail, as
the shait houao was completely con.
gumed.
Shortly nftsr O'Clock the fire wae
eNtinguisheu Ia the shalt and tho mon
descended aud found six men on the
fret level apparently al euiiJoatsd.
Ga the lower level they found turup
more, aud these men were IN better
condition than tho others, Efforts wuro
begun to raise them. The nrst raised
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Kolb slLIi sehsmIng.

MONIG1MEEY, Ala, March II. -
Captain KulD, who claims 10 DO Ala.
uama's rightiul governor left Mont
gomury TO-DAY for Birmingham, 70 be
present ut the meeting VI the Populist
slate executive committee tomorrow
called Tor tue purpose Of determining
whether the patty shall ADOPT rUvolu-
tionary measures to scat lkJlb. Cap
tain Kolb declined ~ talk.
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Tho oIa Abe VIM nl.nnt,r-

DENVER, March ia special In the
Times ifom Albuquerque, n. NJ, says
tho ufn IA Ola hbe mine near White
OsEoi whs brought under control late
ON sunday. When tue eight i'm.
prlsoned miners were Brought to the
surface Ave were d0ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

NORwALls, Conn, March i2.-Mrs.
Peter MoCiOskey, fgmllilrly known a.
"Aunt Betty" has just celebrated her
lu5ih birthday, htfs. MoCl0skoy g.
said ~ be tue oldest persJu lu tuis
state, and, excepting her eight, reiaI16
her faculties - an exceptional degree
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In nvor ct the wife.

NEW YoRE, March ll.--Judgo
Freedman today handed down MA
declElJn In the cuss OF William 3.
Wyee. WyRo sued ~ recover property
worth 100000, which he said his wife
obtained from him when he was
mentally unagund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

CAFE dArrEHAs, n. G., March H.
Tao PIosiucut HAD goOu success ihis
morning hunting and carried a qusntl-
" Of game aboard the Violet A light
rain prevented him going out ia the
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

II DR.. Prices were not The hes, hak-
ing powder sKiaut It would not bs
able 10 retain the laurpls II has gam cd.
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Zephyr Ginghama in 40 the new
checks, stripes, plaid and varIgaied
effects, worth I5c, no los yard
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Double fold untcd G.ngham in
.cry scgyicgab'c stripes fast color.
worth Sc. at Ic.
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Secruckers, ~ inches wide. in
cardinal and light blue grounds. mar
row and wide stripes, at Zoe yard
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Intelligent consumers iualst on hav-
ing DIR. Pfioa'a Baking Powder Gud
will bB content with no other.
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Yard wide percales Ia stripes and
lll the new effects. .ast c1l1r worth
aaC. ut i2frc ward
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Crystal Cloths In black, canary.
pink, cardinal, Nile green, etc worth
4lc, at " &c yard.
Tgulon pcques IN stripes and
solid ooloB, the most popular fabric
OF the season, worth s5c. at I6'Is yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

A fine lire OF Single Skirts, In silks,
Sauns. Brocades. Crcpons, Sergcs.
etc, IN latest style, from S. to Slo
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Very handsome Storm Serge IN
navy blue OF black, double breasted.
tight fitting, round corners, @ chemi'
sctte with every suit, actually worth
siI. Tor 5000
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-12-09
FREELAND, DECEMBER ., 1895.
scandalous Efforts to Pardon Bardsley


The unsocmly activity which has been
been displayed by those who are work
ing to secure Il pardon for John Bards-
ley, the cmbezzling eX-city treasurer Of
Philadelphia, has made the movement
appear almost in the light Of Il public
scandal. In utter defiance Of public
opinion, and without regard for the
elements Of decency. men OF supposed
integrity and honesty of purpose are
straining every nerve to get a pardon
for Bardsley without advancing any
reason why the convicted criminal
should be released. Recalling the cir
cumstaneos Of Bardsley's conviction, the
Lcdger says:
At the time sentence was imposed
upon Bardsley it was stated without
reserve that pardon would be obtained
when q new governor should succeed
Governor Pattson. and that was based
upon tie fact that Bardsley had refused
to aid the administration Of Justice by
disclosing his accomplccs. The pardon,
it was freely rumorcd, was to be the
Ilirn If his SiI,upa IIn Eas FROM, tL,+
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-12-09
DOWN DEVILS SLIDE.


- ShLiIOThsen6 = A"ful lau of EPnFiY One
Thousand Teet.
Word has reached Santa Rosa from
the Gcysers of the accidental death of
Daniel Harrington, who, while return
ing 70 his home from Cloverdalc in an
intoxicated condition, tumJled from
his wagon scat over what is known as
the Devils Slide" and was precipi-
tated 7s0 feet on the sharp rocks below
In the falla Of Big Sulphur creek.
Huntington lived with n numerous
family n mile or 90 from the GoyscTR on
tine Calistoga road. lie had made
trip 70 Clovcrdale, and Oh returning in
the evening he stopped at the Geysers.
lie left there in q drunken condition,
and au hour or SO later his horse and
wagon arrived at hie house driveriess.
friday morning early his children ar
rived ct the Geyeers in quest OF their
father, and \. Il. IIun, proprietor OF
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-12-09

the hotel, accompanied the children
back on their way home, Eccpiug
sharp watch OF the bottom OF the abyss
alongside Of which they were travelling.
When they arrived tan extremely mar
row bit Of road nearly thousand feet
below was disccrned the body of Iial.-
rington y rock projecting up in the
wagon track told the tale, and ia all
probability gave the wagon the jolt that
sent Harrington to his death. The
body was mashed beyond recognition.
and death must have been instantan-
eou5. harrington was al old-timc set
tier, having lived in Sonoma county for
nearly forty years.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-12-09

The Philadelphia Times during the
past month has proven that it is not
above the demagogism of a ward politi-
clan. Its attitude toward Judge smith
since his election to the superior court is
unworthy Of newspaper that claims to
be honest and just and the press of
Pennsylvania can be thankful that there
are but few mon in the profession to
follow Editor Mcclure in his attempt to
cast reflection upon the Lackawanna at
tornoy. Not satisfied with claiming
Wholesale fraud in the connt Of Luzcrnc
aud Lackawanna counties, charge
that was promptly refuted with facts
and figures by such prominent Republi-
can papers as the Scranton RepUjlican
and Il%juHe, NiiIiesbarre RCc0ld and
lIazIeton Sentinel, the Times not only re-
fuses to acknowledge the Injustice it
tried To do Judge Smith, but SETS up the
idiotc plea that the explanations are
not sufficient because the elected candi-
date has not asked for recount.
The records of journalism fail to show
case whore a newspaper that had
made d false statement stuck to it with
more pcrsstency than the Times has
done in alleging that Judge Smiths
title 10 his seat is not clear. 1t has not
offered one iOta OF proof to sustain the
claim it made, beyond stating the fact
that an unexpected large vote was polIed
for Smith in this and our ncighboring
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-12-09
RAILROAD TIMETABLES
THE DELAWARE, SUsQUEHANNA AMI
l. SCHUYLKGLL RAILROAD.

Time table in effect November Il, 1895.
Trains leave Drifton for Jcddo, Eclilcy, Hazle
Brook, Stockton. Beaver hgadOw Road Roam
and Hazlcton Junction at 5 80, . % lii, 4 l5
IN, daily except Sunday and U3 II IN, IS p III,
Sunday.
TomhckCn and Deringcr at 30 a N, p III, daily
except sunday; and W III, IS p m, sun
day.
Trains leave Drifton for Oneida Junction,
HarwoOd Road, Hum bOldt Road, Oneida and
Shepptun at % III, ID p m, daily except sun
day; and O3 Il IN, 3S p IN, sunday.
Trains leave llazletOn Junction for farwood,
Cranberry, IOmhtcllcu and bUriHWur at @ IS
m, daily except sunday; and 50 II III, ~ III,
Sunday.
Trains leave HozIeton junction for Oneida
Junction, HurwOud Road, Humboldt Road,
Oneida and Shcpptun at - q m, 10 pm, daily
except sunday; and 81 IN, 3 Us p ~, sunday.
Trims leave Dcringer for rumhickcn, Gran.
berry, Harwood, HazlctOn junction, Roam,
Beaver Meadow Road. stockton, Halle Brook,
Eckley, JeddO and DriftOn mt > -, 40 p nj,
daily except Sunday; and Q 81 m, jUI p m,
Sunday.
Trains leave Sheppton for Oneida Humboldt
Road, HarwOOd Road, Oneida Junction, Halle
ton Junction ard Roam at II a m, b % p III,
daily except Sunday; aud S % III, 3 a p IN,
Sunday.
Trains leave sheppton for Beaver Meadow
Road, Stockton, Halle Brook, Eckicy, Jeddo
and Dritton AZ . % NJ, daily, except Sunday;
and " M 3 a . IN, sunday.
Trains leave Hazeton junction for Beaver
Meadow Road, stockton, HALE Brook, Ecklcy,
Jeddo and Drtton at 3 o., 547, G 20 m, daily,
except sunday; and 10 Us u III, 3s m. Sunday.
All trains connect ut laaiet0n Junction with
electric cars Tor HaZgtun, JeGnesVille, Audeu-
ried and other points on the Traction Com
pany's line.
Trains leaving Drifton AT 90 q m, Hazlct0n
Junction at ~ IN, and Shoppton at II IN,
connect at Oneida Junction with Lchigh Vaicy
trains east and west.
Train leaving Drifton at ; 30 a m makes con
nection at Deringer with p. K. r. train for
Wikesbarre, Sunbury, Harrisburg ana points
west.
For the purpose of accommodating parties
who wish to travel between Ha2lctOn Junction
and Sheppton in the middle OF the day when no
passenger trains are running, an extra train
will leave ilaZctOn Junction at II % a M, or as
soon thereafter as possible, daily except sun
day, and run to Shenptou Returning will
leave ShepptOu at II 10 p IN, or NJ soon Gs pOssi-
BILE thereafter, for HazictOn Junction Also an
extra train will leave Roam at 81 p III, or as
soon as possible JhereHtte daily except sun
day, and run to Dcriuger.
LUTHER c. SMITH, Superintendent.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-12-09
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II November Il, 1895.

Anthracite coal used exclusively, insurng
cleanliness and comfort.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.