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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-26
Secretary Gresham Again Refused.


 WAsHINGToN, April 26. - Nicaragua's last hope of assistance from the United States in her controversy with Great Brit am to prevent the seizure of Corinto has vanished. Dr. Guzman, tho Nicaraorsp minister, who had been waiting with in tenSo anxiety to seo Secretary Gresham was finally successful when the secretary came into the department from the White House, where he had been in consultation with President Cleveland, presumably on The same subject. The interview was very short
 In five minutes tho minister emerged from tho secretary $ office locking very do pressed. He refused to say word as to what had taken place, but it can ho stated that the secretary gave him to understand very clearly that the United States would not interfere in the case as it stands
 So there are now three courses opor, in Niearagua-namely. to pay tho indomni- ty' to permit the occupation of Corinto or to light The British troops were to land at day break today at Corinto
 The very latest information received here Is to the effect that there will be no change in the attitude assumed bv Mic arngua toward tho British ultimntum, and the confident belief is that the British will occupy Corinto to enforce their do niAnds.
 Late last night n well known diplonat received private information from connoc. uons in New Ior,; city to tho effect that Nicaragua had decided to refuse to t.o- oede to Great Britain s ultimatum and would resist it
 Dr. Guzmau, tho NicaIaguan minister, had not up [" a late hour received any in Formation from his government respecting the matter but he k ui tho opinion that matters Will TranSuiro aS indicated above.
 As already stated, ;ho position taken by tho president in this matter is that tba dispute iS ono tntirr.y Lctwccn Great Britain and NiCara LllA in which the Unit ed states has no call to interfere unless there should ho committed a, Is injuriousto to American interests in \ N.caragua or there should be shown a disposition i,y Great Britain to acquire Niraraguan territory.
 On each of thoSo points favorable as surance has hcen ha,i from Great Britain, and all, it is "ajd. tia c2n now re doaa is 10 watch the CGurSu Q. events
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-26

We have room sS feet long devoted to men s trouSerS It gives us a chance to carry an immense stock for dress or busi- ness The KING perfect fitting trousers are cut and shaped the same as tailor made and in the market. Then for hard wear We sell the Duchess. never rip for $2. g so 6. $S.SO or s1 Tor every suspender button that comes band will pay you soc; If they rip in the seat or elsewhere We will give you si or a new pair. Mems pants as low as q 50 and from this price up t1 the finest that can be made,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-26
CURTAINS
 TELEPHONE CALL l54-2.
A Prices on Mems Fur
 OA S@Sd.saE.1zz AEzz nishings for Saturday.

The most complete line of rstclass Mems furnishing goods ever shown in dry goods ill the Connecticut We have always pded ourselves the values been able to give in this department owing increased fla clties better able than give customers better goods for the money than possible procure elsewhere.
 -5Oc White Unlaundered Shirts-{
 Is example to subsanate claim good as the best I5c shirt in u the city. Made York Mills Muslin, and pure linen bosom We selling it to get rich but we have the satisfaction being outside of competition
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-26

There Were Nine Hundred Operatives In the Building, Which Lacked Fire Escapes, but Was Furnished With Iron Window Screens-Three Firemen Badly Burned-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

PINK DUNtSOEs-rae Digges. Mon.
day night house In tue history Of the
new Grand cams uut last night 10 see
the FRET reniiIIn OF PINK Domiuors;
this, without doubt, was due 20 the
'ume ui the comedy, which created
something OF q stir here tCZuu years
ago or 90, because II was the pioneer
OF class Of plays since grown very
common, Ike Forbidden Fruit, On
Bail, A Night on, anu many
others OF the came stripe.
The pace At which "lhe
development OF the dramnn moves
could hardly be better illustrated than
by Pink DOmiuuys; It ussd 10 be
thought ultra "riskyi" now IL IA al.
most paGtoral compared 90 plays which
have succeeded %. Few things that
the stock company has attempted have
caused more mufTimuut than It's TUu.
ditiuu ui this comedy, q H full Il
Interest and hiIgflty rom beginuiug 10
yud, and 10 affords Ru excellent uppI..
tuuity, urbt % Mr. Clarke, next q
Mise Batvmau, and mex 90 Mr.. WaTdr,
hilo all the others arc well suited IA
their various T0les. The buoy
second act when must have
been terror 10 rUhCgTtu, by the
way-wa- admirably gotten up,Eud the
Introduction o. very fetching, uTigi.
nal Iopica. song by Clarke, HnI u q
whirlwlnl ui "a dance by Mr.. Watdu-
which uutiliIely indicates where he
belongs Ia the profession --aldtd de-
cidcdly 20 10 atttuo,iveueiH Clarke
WAS perfection throughout. Miss Bate.
man WAS excellent ia her Gtmulc
partsi but more hilariIy and misohioy-
business Ia the second act wgull
hcighlen tue contrasts the author iu-
tended 10 have brought out. Pink
D0mlnoss bids fair 10 do weeks
business ,slOnd Gully 60 that done by
Young Mrs. Winthrop, ana II may
0utstTip that phenomenal record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
Tile Smith Drug Company.

Articles Of Incorporation OF this com.
uauy were iiluu today with the county
clerk, the Intention being 90 engage In
n general drug and medicine nuslurss.
The capital stock In plhuus $4,000,
divides Into 5000 shares OF the PAR
value " so eaon.
Tue incJrpDtatUfs and the number Of
shares 4ubsCrlbrI Tor by rhCu are.
Fsuk A. Drurhl, l,2isl shares; James
O., Nlnsbcii l,2isli Buul, Il, Bauer,
James J., FrauErn anu William G..
Hall, ono share 1ach,
Frank A. Dueh, III president, J. l.,
FAukgu yice.ptoBldeut, aud J, a..
Claalry .ecgrtary aud treasurer.
The new corporation has .urchA ed
all the fixtures, goods, ETC., Ui the drug
store formerly operated 10y A. q. smith
~ co., corner NJ Main ami SECOND
south blTUglH, snd also tuose OF the
Lyman aug tt.gri ou east Second
South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
FareweIl ton lIi.sionary.

Elder Joseph W. Mu.spr 10 about 90
leave the city on q mission 10 the
s0utbtr1 States, ami tomorrow
Wednesday, evening be- viii be tou'
dufod a complimentary farewell 10 tho
First ward m. UuuE uUusr. a very
attractive program has been arranged
for the occasion, consisting OF yalul
ana instrumental music, fta liuRs hui
focltAtl0ue, interpreted with short
addresses. An admission Zee Of 20
cents viii be- charged, and the proceeds
viii be handed over 10 the departing
young missionary 10 assist him on the
wny 10 his field OF labor. The arrange.
meuts Tor the entertainment are In the
hands OF committee composed Of
Mussu. Ezra G.. Adum-, Thomas ~.
Ashworlh aud George l.. Hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
A 0rAsNIONARLE MOnIsrLo


Ing 60 Urlfaud Her Patrons.
Mrs Ella WhulaH, said 10 Be Of
jewish oA,rsc ion, 10 la trouble.
She Tor some little time has been cone
Quoting the luIutss Of a Questionable
mOdistt' IN tbr Auuruluu luUiiug, uu
rhiu South, between last Temple
and state streets. LFly laHt evening
she went out, iuiimatiuE Go her sew lux
girls tuut rue uAl utssa TO deliver 10
one OF the customer. But the young
Ia lice haI some lcgs.u Tor tueptCtiuR
tina. all was not straight, gud TOOK
piumpt HtryB 10 communicate TINS
belief 10 several " those whose
goods had been entrusted 10 M'H.
Whrlan 10 make up. As a result one
Albert Herr wuut before Commissioner
Pratt anu swOrr out a warrant chnta-
ing her with embtztliug pattern he
longing to bile wife, AMI valued at $50.
After his other eomplginAuis appeairl
on tue scene.
When the "mcIIs,s" ra1 srrust.d
later clio ha4 already rCuol lur hri-
self and snr--N youth Di seventeen,
famed rulir railroad tCtC's
~ OGDEN, aud when site. Whunu
| thuy wrrr stationed ca. fear
platform 10 the uOUu guul IA-.
syugrr train 90 the lNJ anaIu der O..
AlI.lice headquarters shn Appeared
Go yc greatly distressed, hul d. clsIel
ue, Fuuu hvr sobs tuat 'hu ual bad so
intention OF Guiug further than tus
Junction Clty,
several Of tho sewing girl nave been
/ Uu thu lookout s.UaE IUf tar wages due
them, ~ tury CLAIM, from Mfs. Whu-
Ian, but thus lag they Lave mai no
satisfaction.
The accutei may 10 'ukuu before
Commusiuucf Pratt p.obauly t0t-5r.
Tow, luouE h there are some whlBpurings
| I'M. alLrImllm 4. |. E.LLIrlnuL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
OGDEN.
ooprS, u.A, Armo, 1895
junction city News.

Burslarius are a. Elmost daily, or
nightly, occurrence Ia Ogden.
Me-srs. Blown s. Busil, Of Boston,
hav,suut " I'd tust tnUy are coming 10
OGDEN 10 .ullI tleir wool securing
plant.
The Bear River Olchar Co. have
received several CarlJa s. Of ruit trees
p. Cuulue ald have oOmmeaooi the
work OF planting.
Matte, thp hve-year.old daughter
Of j. NJ, Pr,8aaw, was run over by an
electric car on Sunday evening while
OUT playing on Washington avenue,
The child got between buggy anu tho
car became frightened, was struuk by
the car ami was carried ,Jrty.five feet.
10 was found that the wheels had
pasei over her lolt arm uoarly cutting
It In two, Dr. Gordon was called an
ampuialed toe member below the OIL
bow. rho girl is severely bruised
about the bluy u not Internally, though
che Will Without uOubt recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
FOUND IN SALT LAKE CITY,
uisco,crsd By sew paper uHu, IIo
Makes tunrt Go .uurrHt tttH
idrutttFs

CIun,u0, April John Guhnm,
who o.. came famous sYmy year ago Boo
connection wi'u thu p..esrI attempt o.
"HA" ... Croull jury auI who. sitter
his Indictment, i,i lDu city and iuf.
faiteI his bau, las uyuu dice ycr,i iu
Hal laks tEy by reporter '0r. tue
hgy NsUBo OF tlis ouy ltwHs about
five geLs HrD lunt GrauaW,
40 Hanks, Balm ssum % bud a.. O..
HuiI W,rf isulcfHl Go .HuF. |l.F..
SHORTLY ui,uT the II.t.Im .tUl IlaHs.,
ssI9MYu aud Smith tHura.tI bur m
Igi tho city BOO Ia..u nuI ulH N.uu
away over ai.,r. Zoo lur u,Huum 8 g
uHHJUuus charged VIA iUH CFMa
murder We're tOuyl.t ~. Subsequently
tHu HupluDH CONT H. iau HH..
s.yor gu lIu .Hug "l|Ul auI gIauUl.
now iIIIl luI lr"I 100 l..
gIuIa.lguof evidence. hYurau uuI
O'ruNIyau diuI 90 The "uu uuyfy uB.
fr tHu decision Was handed auWut bat
tIHEuilu uvallU NIutu.' OFF the nov
thai zuI was acquitted Toe puuC.IsI
witness against bHuum was -uItl,
WHO about tao year ago urgimr tue
chief iustfumunt iu tuu manufacture @.
Whg.uHli" TclIufy ly means 90
which iiIu IutuhuJv vJmIaultF
were sNIuiltu. uU the fourth
OF tho present nth, % roy.
tuFullatlvo " the b4iy Atas met
John buham in salt lake, uut iAH
former well known Chicaguun was sI
changed uy sickness aud tfuuUlr that
at hr3 eight tue reporter WAS unable
10 tvcuEu .Er him, Toe ACr5 ma 90.
VulruI % Gnham whytu hr hAI uutu
AMI what au hhd 20 gay. Graham rau
nIu tugur through lhU grry hur aud
replied that uuuad no longer any Iras.u
iOt CJuuyAImpuL M bard TIMES Uau
forced him Out of his last l0u uuI bis
iurutily WAS now "a matter 40 u1 ulus
sequence 90 him, Guham HaiI that
wulic It was true that no luit Chicago
after the Indictment, u was not bguaufu
no was guilty, uut because h1 could
not obtain iHIT trial, iu view To-, tue
excitement, Tue nature OF the charges
anu their relation Go the Cf0ulu uafp.
Ito declared smith WHH uHH.-
ulatcd with Divorce Lawyer Goodrich,
Tor whom GmHam, with nua,hrr
luwycr was engaged iu trying tie
ease; tu8t smith talked 90 him u.Uu,
gti lus Judge McIonnel.s tptc.ni
uAillu q Iul Nlm anu lueud ui W.
on lhu 'iluIn Jury ~ lhll lgI &C. VI
told him" tald t'ahumt 81 haI 300
money no pay hIm AMI sustained uu
relations with anyone who would lny
Tor Eucu ttf'lgu'' Ai1ef lhis 7ml,h
hunted uN pt1SiH 10 ltAl win lu aflrI
20 place o. man uu the jury q cell hlm
% the highest uldieIi aui when De
wss detected Ice Immediately s0uthlin-
muHty Tor hiu-gt oy accusing o.hrr,
iucluulug MYSELF Tue last cnsr Do
which ami,h NNH lnlle1rl Tor Irrury
shows MIA O. Ir ttn -nhln man lu tnr
bchcmr 60 roo the lnsufa 90 CON.
pAnitsi yet An was allowed lptQHtHl
"a some move cI'c"s anu on.lln hi.
liberty ht lar ear ute OF tnUiIs 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

Chlri u.uun y,ls ttw,i % 60 Tho
fact that l.o water byI.su'a orc % ..
tlnunlIy being luft 0U.Y .EUrvrf. q
auriukllnL st.Hua,l atom. UI' lUg mu.h
water Go go Oh ausip. IUH nu Iyuar-
mont TO 'lu pot iu considerable
trouble through Tho NEGLECT, ono Do.
aianuo cited WIug that OF ,lu lrs 81.
tIu Saddle I'IUa Restaurant. when
the hose ~tss'inchuI Go the hyffauf
lnl tho water was turned uu 10 wa
found that DaH ui luu uaIs Nal rU.
been put UH pc pvfly and Instead of
the voter going through fuu h.sr n.'H
tho fife ii ran into iuu ,I.ui More
care should uo taken by those rosl0bti-
uir Jt this neglect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
FOR WIFE BEATlNG.
Aa'l IaI,un Prefers Charges Against
u,r Husband aud Ihtu Refuses
TO Testify.

Alafy Patieu Appeared at police head.
Sll''ets THIS morning AMI swurs 10 a
Smllalnl changing her husband,
,'Nnl.lAs FAliur, with having "bcat,
FUNDED aud otherwise illtreattu her.
hIlhlnR her ON the face anu over
'lg Uoly," She stated that uer nus.
tAll mad at an early hour this morn.
1s dragged her from her bed and
s.A,eu anu kicked her most upmprri.
i1.y, ana her statement was o5rrp-
gIlla'sl ~ tine condition OF her face.
II u,eu was badly bIulsud anu dir.
sue expressed determination 10
r,.'gu'c nm, but when hs was nj.
ViI,.d HnH brought into court an,
,bs NJ, walking over ~ the defendant
youiy"',.-'. Are you sorry Tor what
~. w answer showed very little IT,.
l'sstui'a',.e', but turning to the court She
s, S sue uiu NOT wAng 10 prosecute Mn,
m a'Hel lhhl the case be diRmissed.
"o court Informed her tuat IN, caps
1,' a vu' OF her hands now And mn n
,I XIX TO make thorough inyegtlys
~ uuu ordered that she be sworn a.
/, It asa,,s For aome time she refused
HnsIiu we oath, anu When she dld
Asshy, ulu 90 she refused to tesllty.
,yiJ iuo could not bo compelled 10 piv,
ln5nipuVei tho case was ooptinusd untII
u 6bU'oeG, lor tbs purpose OF o6lainjng
"Iei witnesses. '''''u'"b
u,,d IT. afternoon Mrs. PafIsn still re-
"'''y and the case was di..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
The Lucy D. Young Estate.

La the matter % ,ac estate %. Lucy
u. Y0ung, deceased, exceptions Co tue
mum her Ul fourteen Uave boon filed 300
the p rebate C0ur, by Harriet G.. lay
Tor AMI lsarc Sr,lry, vino c.uim 90 he
huifs of saiI estate, NgHIust tue cEyCu.
tore account They demand hat the
executors be- ordered Co fl on add
iI1uai account. THo HuHfaI.rI value
" 'rr Us'H'u 10 upwards .IIuII, TIE
petitioners rHH tILt the .uH.uut,.f"Apg
h'cd ba not approved, aul hst tho
executors make more lUc.I showing
as 10 the affairs U' .Hr v-lBin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
AbyANrE IN "HlpES.
Nee iBg OF i,prc, utaliNo, ol .uo Load
Hr Aill, uf thr Territory.

e
meeting Of the representatives
OF number Of rolling mills 10 the
Territory held la,u yesterday u',s.-
noon Boa tue UnlCv ni tho lutuI-M1uu.
tain Milling company, ~ general AZ.
vance sycfa'|uF 10 ucn.s per hundred
On mill Hul- was agtrul on. The
prices fixed arc ns iulluwt: High
patent, sl0j, straight grade, ~ 90,
family lUur $780, bran. zoe. sh0rls,
Soc; gTHnBm boz lur slr5; grIham In
-lt 20 500 cofu meal 30 lUs, 5000, Coru
WCu iu -js, $500; rye nJuF iu .j',
ilNI, gurmaIe iu lus, So
luDsr represented ut tue meeting
outside U' those 900 tho combine were
the Layton min Elevator company
of DAVIS county, OGDEN MN s. lluva-
tor ClmlUuy OF Wrh.I Iuatcnyr MIL
Is Elevator c0mUauy OF Cache; Farm-
Uf's Union ut Ca he, James Mack of
Cache, SlUilATt U Huslam of Cache;
II, kuuIaeu, James 70. smith anu
Miller IS Muiur lLIntT's old min OF
salt Lake.
A committee WIS appointed 50 draft
arllClys los Eu association Tor all the
mi.lru in The Territory, and viii re.
port on saturday morning There IL a
probability that the principal milla
Will bee brought into the combine,
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Sentence luspended.

Oscar GTosheD, the ticket broker,
arrested Gru violation OF the sign or.
dinanoe, entered a plea OF guilty this
afternoon and nuo OF s. was imposed.
The sentence was suspended. The
0tlenso consisted IN allowing a certain
sign board 20 project more than
twonty-iour inches over the sidewalk.
contrary 10 the city ordinances. Jos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
COMMERCIAL.


SAIL IAEr .uNusU U0u o.
I0Isy'B clearing house oEchpugrs
amounted fu sHsl,HI- -sme day lasi
yun'f ,-.N.u.t.
gIuAY'H QUOTATIONS.
Sew Nar..H SilvrG H.. Load, f-,Ni.
London. silver O. ..I
uH. ANu uuLLIuy
T. H. lUuus N o.. renewed today,
ul.a, 49, IHs bullion, ;lH.U|. I0HL
1000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
Ono Traln lor Cache YalIer.

The Union Pacific now runs but
one passenger train daily TO CRcuo
Valley uoiuIs, leaving this city al
SIN. Yesterday large number Of
conference viaiiogs, under tho lmpr9s.
si1u mat Ihoy could 10 through on the
gao Pan, lraiu, went uu g. OgIrn,
there o. hnl that thoTu was mo- train
Tor Cache valley. Becauso VI the Pc
ulcament those people were IN, tIe
Uui0u PacInc put on "a BaOciai ana
carried ihom 10 neir destination.
Hereafter only the morning passenger
viii go through, Tue pOcatollp tfaln
aOes not touch Cache Valley pOluF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

missed. uo was then antd S2D lot
getliug dunk.
George w. Egbuf. was Gngf 81 'lr
leaving his team united, aud III. q
Waterfall i1rli..d 81 IYf tat syul
oil ace.
CbAriya BlinH ard FDak Murphy
plead gui ~ 90 che charge ul tugylug
ami were sentenced I ID tayt M.
pfiAUumuul Iu tue city %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09
Sixth Ward NJ. |. A.

The Y. ~. NJ, l. 4. of the Sixth
ward VIII hold It's last session this
evening PRIOR to a.iOurning for the
1uImor seRs0u,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

Every O,her Is weaGoncd by adult.
eratior. Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder o.'y & absolutely lutr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

BY competent men. Leave lfIrfs NJ
g. j.. uRrU,I'a 81 last -rtD Of IS ufH,
NJ 81 % -. q. b, Unison, 5l5 Eg Go
=tu.f
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W. T.. Sampson, a wh l.tss!c butcher,
had hearing before Commis-iIner
Pratt this morning 0u a charge of stll-
ing meat which hal not been tagged,
M required ny the city ordinance. lie
was tlugd SO anu costs, amounting la
all 10 5000.
In the case Of II. ID, Ficke, 10 whom,
NJ a retail butcher the meat In quus-
ton was solI by Sampson, the doIeud.
Ant pleaded us an excuse that ho placed
the same ON sale without looking 10 SEQ
whether u mad been properly tagged.
MI FiCkD WAS let on uu payment VI
costs, amounting 20 ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

.L'.Tywhere AMI always analyses
I'2yg d. Prices Baklug Row der 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

Expert En.ysos at tue California
Miuwiutuy Far showed d. PTice's
Baking Powder absolutely pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-09

Iurau FaH .W..s before Hal|aye .soH
mr su.Hpgfa.. rHHHa.Hoa o.. waay aHgI ug
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q handsome Complexion
D. .uU W f". T|.H.... charms . woman Gao
p"..y." I.EE"HH. l.Hrl.Efas rHauua
give. DO.
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THOMAS MCINTYRE.
Urug.g iuWa.lmgu. q. A., M,I
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-13
;ssssT!assass q s;S q Z
sa 'si|aIsIsll|sl|ll!sAylll;;;I2Iy I = ~
Mny 10. 1875.


Train leaves Scranton for Philadelphia
and New York via d. y II. Il. Il. at r.i5
a. m., 12.05, 100, 2.3S and 11.3S p. m., via D.,
L. & w. r. r., GEO. s.0S 1l.2O a. m, and 1.SO
p. m.
Leave Scranton for Pittston and Wilkes
Barre, via D., l.. & w. X. r., 800. sos, 20
q. m, $50, COZ. S.52 p. m.
Leave Scranton for White Haven, Ha-
zleton, Pottsville and all points on the
via u. g. w. V. r. r.. GAO am, via .. & II.
r. r. at 7.45 q. M, 1205. 1.2O, 2Ss, 400 p. M,
via D., L. g. w. r. r. 800, sos, n.2O n. M,
1.30. $50 p. m.
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem, Easton.
Reading, Harrisburg and all intermediate
points via ID. & Fl. II. r., 7.45 am, 12.Q5,
1.20. 2.3S, 400. 11.3S p. m, via d., L. q w. II.
r., 600 sos, 11.20 a. M, 1.SO p. m.
Leave Scranton for Tunkhannock,. To.
intermediate points via d. & II. r. r., SIS
am, 1906 and 1l.S5 pm, via d., l.. e. W..
r. r., sos, 055 am, 1.s0 pm.
Leave Scranton for Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and all
points west via ID. * ii. X: r., Si5 am.
laos. 9.16, H. .3S pm., via D., L. q w. X. r.
and Pittston Junction, SOS, 9;S5 Am. 1.3O.
For Elmlra and the west via Salamanca.
via ID. q II. r. r., 8.45 am, 1905. sos p. M.
via D., L. & w. r. r.. SOS, 9.55 am, 1.So.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or L. v.
chair cars on all trains between l.. & Il.
Junction or Wilkes-Barre and New York,
Philadelphia. Buffalo, and Suspension
RoLLIN H. WILBUR. Gen. supt
A. w. NONNEMACHER, Asst. Gen.
Pass. Agt.. South Bethlehem. Pa