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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
The Great TIA Ian Masterpiece TO re E1hi-
biied Here.

o, 2at east BROAD street, stella, the
Wonderfully realistic paintings viii 3, be
placed on exhibition. Receptions G ls.
from . A. NJ to 10 p. NJ. ms marvel "sl.
Of The worlds greatest artists, Professor
Cavalier Napoieone Mani. director-sen1,
eral OF the Academy OF Painting ana
Sculpture at Verona. Italy, me most ',;i
l npon w6 SSmOO has been bestowed all the
ter the greatest Of which is Is to to h bm
self placed in the great Royal tnizi
gallery at Florence. italy, besides those
Of the immortal masters. M:cnaei an an
cello. Rafael, and all the great Italian
artists that each of them have painted
of themselves This great honor Is
awarded 10 but few artists in each cen cen
fury. Receptions daily from A. NJ
to 10 p. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
The Elnn 10 la Ramitteh.

The Committee on Claims and Salaries
mot In Room No. u OF the city Hall
last evening at o'clock. when Messrs;
Warerstein chairman, Reeve. Moore ana
Jackson were present \ large number
of bills were passed upon and the petit
tion OF j. Bernstein was considered,
who had been fined in the Police Court
for Keeping his bar-room open Oh sun
dav. II was stated that the fine had
been imposed upon a technicality, and
the committee finally agreed 10 recon-
mend 10 the Council that the fine be re-
mitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
Committee on Cemeteries.

The Committee on Cemeteries met last
evening at $50 o'clock IN Room No. l
of the CITY Hall After disDosng Of
the usual amount of routine business the
question OF selecting a plot of ground
i'm River View cemetery for the Firemen's
Relief Association was referred TO a
special committee consisting Of Messrs.
Mann. Branch and Boykin. who are TO
report back to the full committee.
The Young Ladies' Society OF Or. Hoge's
church will have silver tea IN the lee
ture-room this afternoon from > to Z
O'Clock. The ladies invite their friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29

Mr.. Tom McNulty, the exalted ruler Of
Baltimore Lodge, p. F. o. Elks was
"Wednesday night. at the annual meet
ing presented by the lodge with hand
some gold watch, chain and locket' stud
ded with diamonds. in recognition of his
valuable services. During the past year
the membership has doubled.
AIR. McNulty is well-known here and
pleasantly remembered f." 49," participa-
ton in many entertainments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
SHOT IN THE BACH.
Negro Claiming to be Nelson Goode
Wounded in Abematle County.

About I o'clock last night a negro man
some thirty years Of age went TO the
Second poice-station and told the Of
tcers IN charge that he had been shot
and wanted surgical attention. he
claimed that his name was Nelson Goode
and said white man named Willie
Adams had shot him on Thursday at
Hatton post-ofiice. in Albemarle county.
The ambulance was summoned and the
wounded man carried TO the almhouse
for treatment His wound was examined.
and the physician In charge decided to
walt tin today to find the bullet which
is still imbedded in tire mans back.
very much yesterday, and was doing very
well at a late hour last night. He Will
recover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
THR HOWITZFR OPENING.
a Celebration That W'll Last Through
SeVerH DAYS.

The Richmond Howitzers will formally
celebrate the opening of their new armory
by ceremonies and entertainments last
ing several days. They will commence
Sunday at 4.3d +. NJ. by a sermon IN
the armory by Rev. DR.. W. W. Ian
drum, u. D, chaplain Of the battery;
viii be given. when two hundred and
nifty covers viii be laid. The Governor
and mis- STAFF, the Mayor the city Coun-
ell city officers ana other distinguished
guests law been invited. Judge George
+. Christian will make short address
the war and Captain i. Lorraine Will
speak of the career OF the. present bat
terry. Senator Daniel viii be present
and perhaps speak.
Wednesday night a promenSde concert
and grand public reception Will be held,
when the citizens are invited to inspect
the new building.
Thursday night a soiree will be given
for the benefit of the members of the
battery and their lady friends. There
will be dancing and light refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
Handsome Upright Piano for sale cheap.
Address Sale. care Times.
..s,.lla. the reaurini 100000 Painting.

stella. the Peauiitui 100000 Painting,
the NJ on Of H.pa'y.
A representation of the nude form IN
the highest perfection. yet so ideaiizod
as 10 put 10 flight any impure sugges-
ION From the easel OF Professor
cavalier Napoleone Mani. director-seneral
OF the Academy OF Painting and Soup
ture. Verona. italy; To be on exhibl.
30T east Broad street. for short sea-
SON only. Receptions daily A. NJ. TO
pure rich blood Is essential to good
health because the blood Is the vital
iiuid which supplies all the organs with
life Hoods sasaparil!a Is the great
bioodpurifer.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. harm.
less. sffactiya. IA not pain OF grane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
Comforting With Mr.. Massey.

Messrs A, =. Thorn. John Nicely and
r5c.hord Wake. of Norfolk, counsel for
Hon Hon" John E' Massey, superintendent of
uubiic instruction. arrived in this city
Yesterday morning. and had protracted
conference with Mr. Massey. About |
oSriocl, tbev went over to the Capitol
and We're With the Governor for quite
while. Attorney General Scott and sec
retary McG!lvray. OF the Board OF Edu-
O,biin II is nroha bic that the suit will
come up for trial some time in May
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
auaice JOan's Court.

King Howard (colored) was arra'gnsd
In the Police Court yesterday on Ine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29

Ur Watkins Lee. of the Hotel Ale
cb,nx, and The Rawley Springs. was in
the ' ETY. 1' Yesterday. The Allegheny win
open the last Of june and the Katwiey
Springs will receive visitors as early DIS
Nav lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
THE INSTRUCTIONS.

T,ie court instructs the jury:
First. That L. constitute the offence de-
scribed I'm the indictment four things
must concur:
/. There mus. be an intent 10 defraud.
q There must be an actual fraud COM
mitted.
3. False pretences must be used for the
purpose OF penetrating the fra I'd.
l. The fraud must he accomplished by
means OF the false pretenses made use
Of for the purpose; that Is. they must
be In some degree the cause. II not, the
controlling ana decisive cause which IN
GuceG the owner to part with mis- prop.
cry.
III any one OF these essential elements
are wanting. the offence is not made
out, aud the jury must find the defendant
not'grilty. That repres s1tat.on. though
false. Is not within the statute against
obtaining noTey by false pretences. un-
less calculated 10 deceive persons OF ordi-
nary prudence and discretion, and eanaot
be 5. interpreted as 10 lncluis cases
WI re the party defriuded tad the
means or detection az hand.
II the jury believe from the evidence
that Ebert agreed to loan to the prisoner
the Q,a0 upon the understanding the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
TIE AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

Mr.. Carl Ruehrmond. the architect.
who drew the plan for the house. of the
defendant and superihtenled the con-
struct!On of the same, was calle to the
stand by counsel for the defence. When
he was asked as 10 the fast OF the build
ing the C0mmonwealth-At. 5-iiey ard the
cpurt ruled that evidence TO be inadm.ssi-
BILE. Witness was thereupon withdrawn.
al the defence rested their case.
Counsel on both sides submitted their
instructions to the court which caused
a rather lengthy discussion. When the
jury were finally returned 10 the court
room. Judge Mullen addressed them as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

d~rs .: loose short ribs c'c oose short G"ef r I
So % box rs Th &c, &c los sho SG rib sdes go.
9ose saor grr dr, boxed sai eS fresh
,a.y' sai,s ~ .bbs a, 81 20
and i s. higher unIrr the Of stimulating EuIo s
Pm tl. a.crr.,. In the visible supply being dis
appointing July opened at 6.c. decn,l 20 "5., '.
~5w Cash IL. quoted ir below MAY fer red winter sam
he, calm the Price u nour has not fol9~sd he ad
$40 n %h'9' ~ N.rH34 90 vas 80 ac,i'% @ad a
I'M. nrue- hu rrl,,. nominaliy unchanE'd H.,
; ; y.r al. "na sy1S higher Ga' shippers are
M caar aba, eg'E ,r ru' m h are ani com 81 :
"h.,~ b .a@2 .c " o.. 81 BY was nrm ana lie
i.r h sl.- A. - Tor ~ 3 Flour steady and in fair
demand oa ,h" %i'an s@ c ranging on the
Ls si3 20 for ssck~i bran Provisions nTlasr mn
81 20 for, oT s saa $50 go I j.; 80 May ''''
Minneapolis Ap :: The lIs had ~, so 5TS. x slme
a9' l', ana a, On f, "a l,ir;s; Was ~ May closed
n The r4!y that sent .. me saturday Pcf 70 at a.
op u aday 81 t+I.c broke to c3', advanced to o'ca
XIII & 3! ON miles s' cs rs Saf "a. S q wf '"
t., n, rang OF 4s4St Sm as S ., van ,ga!n 81
e pri IN, Of on Track 4, hard 10 northern
Sti &. M Msrks .a; 81 , a.aacsc ~
4 Flour a.tye ~ .mani and 9En i,ro a. -
500 IT,. 1pn.n,s .i bels nran sn4 short hort,
Ma'h"i ''NN ''', ,y..'' go IN
common Il'N' 80 90 t..n- market very arm and
the mills most cases have ftf.n.' a unaarI
~ To- p"- barre" IN c',s' -. w., . yrrv quiet as
local .nacrs generally veil sGp2.el lin a. "a met the
extreme tl.~s Z sellers Nnt" SUPP ~ AN - 10.
rN,r' - -s- 80 ,s,sht 81 GOA 81 80 western
Penn. ~. i1.,-t M r,iyb 81 9ye So 49, a. pat
i"r clear. - ~" Wv - 7trgs2 W. do straight
.t'' - - .,,sr, 81 55Gs3 20 Tye flour scarce and
htm al ;" ,,, II Ssr with sales carly In the day
~ 80" 's' 5ro the market subs"q tly
ui''tN' '. fr,r, the tn closing feversh on call.
'"oi"' a." .is' ,r, milling grades very scarce. ana
,,,l ,.,...s though tho demand - light y" :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

l'.c MAY store: May q, sed AT sc, ana 700
bush AT &c May in There were sreat many
Cnsettling all day. ana III ne nervous
state of the market helped mateTaIl! 70 prices
reports indus,r circulated mat Mr. Par
bridge and other big shorts at chicago si e,ed al
Their wheat. and that MIR Armour wa h iurther
lated trade extent and the TespS' W w" i.iN-
erpool market looked as very me
English visible decreased L324Vn UusI ~"
amount increased l92o"" huH. Oi'N
Trade In this morning man " has
been time for weeks. and prices shN.I ns ~
the final Saturday. me "lFIi"t was WIN
a rush partly 10 the excitement ia wheat ana The
awakening - speculative interest IN tn. market
After the subsidized trad' became less
h'uNe ana prices gradually WORKED on, ~ ~" -
showed changes and the visible @Xhlhrd iair
decrease The reports regarding the progress ." spring
Work We're satisfactory. and ne W'n,Iti .r, ~,
West and Southwest reported aforai" me demand
far satisfactory notwithstanding the
rise. tn advance being based On speculative svpd.hy
with wheat demand fer spot corn "I the
adyices he Tho trade toward tn"
close became quite active the market advancing EASILY
renewal Of speculatv" buyiay hepci by Inc la'N IN
heavy, however The close was at lac net adoAnce
Cash quiet. but. IL course. higher: No was
nominal. lOp bush steamer sold at '-lsn5!Nc elevator
G.,sO bush I3i.C tcii' OATS liner" wa,
stronger market IN but the strength was moi ~
pronounced IN wheat ard c.iu The opening was
higher seemed - 10" buyinG orders
win trade loss active IN" decline principal
nent ~ ne daV was a. ChcaSo Ne n'al mafkr' i"i"
in the afternoon IU; the close fat al the
"wce figures II the dav although d4sc net gain Cash
oats were dun. but hrmer sales were l2"p hush as ~
lows 5000 bush 32t.G33c 6(DO 'Isli 80
white 1861 n37c: 5000 bush track white 3@Gfic. ana
1000 bush track mixed Hi?63Gr BARLEY Market
hlmer; Quoted: Ne 2Miwapkee. Gl4c2c unEtad.l West
10p7tc. SEEDS Market Quoted: Good grades
.looer s. '0qS" 80 high grades, 81 ''9slo 81 timothy
We give for comparison tho closing price. pre-.
Nious day ard for the corresponding dat last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-l ork. April - lNH'
CorToN-Ou~ market ourred with Cecline o. I"
r1's thon rallied slightly and easei of few points s'u
,ban fell If which Geonc o. ~
vents from Saturdays closing then rallied - So Inc
irs- weakness decline of about y nts n Liver
market being influenced 10y cables from
his SIDE of c1pus Texas and generally faNoahie
V-e4frer painting At FIST .hcfe was not iNucn '''tH
the reaction The course ~ me mar
k during toward lower range or &C
forc The close there ;l"e huyng by the ARG
bulls which advanced prices and caused q MN c3chS,
There was however. "A loss Of - POINTS '"'aI
ssles bales. The chief buying oi the distant
months ly German luyers. Vhl" May s't Us s"I1
thos- who supposed t. u" largely 'hs "4
extent of the III" Government report men
tons Ugh, fall and this il sui santiajed \ most q" t~
private advic-s hand. although w" or three cisltI
a heavy rain failing Rel is we've received
chiefly from Northern and cen rel Texas the prnNiiA
points being Fort Worth sherman. Dallas. 'prs!,ih'
ham points reporting prospects 81" more ith
Considerable cotton sold fpy southern account MOS
a the buying apparently for Wall street although
loca! operators took good deal The Very sharp advance
IN doubt had something 10 DO Win we A''r
in market. In FAC" II ne rams IN lcNds
idea 10 obtain thd al comm fl'-s 'l"
cheap al present pr ami that everything must move
nm n higher plane The receipts arr running
heavy little attention paid 90 the movement
'he ports FIR the We are est mated a.
sbou, 10000 bales - $40 bales last week and
The receipts al Ncw-pTleans Tues
dav gre estimated 500 bales. against l'i"
taias . bales Receipts A. Hous-
ton 1C>0 bales against 2l13 bales last "Tet -
bales last wear Memphis 35+ bales. against al
bal a week. 20 tales last year.
Opening and close to-day. and closing bis the
previous night and last wear follow; -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
opealns ranse a0a 80 60 aad eo.Ias ola. ,he

,iarke; closed l05 points dccn" compare! win
SATURDAYS closing prices Transferable notices U.s.
-. s,,ss an hal York receipts. $50
bales: 49, bales ~ 'u,N'l,, ~ va,
Great britain 1C1 bales. lrance as bales toIWai,i'
40 bales sales Isl bales; snness 81 bales s9rk I'll
bal Total receipts today l'h.'> Idlt mus
"a his eall bales. Exports today: G-a lrdn
fa- This week: Britain. l9l3 aes: an'e $50
bales Continent. 1859 bales. stock t2'>}i "a r ~
9-o-k spot SAILS today and last nigh. as "n'laii' r.
ported: For consumption. ~ bales contiac' i" LhrE'
t1-al Isl bales spot cotton quiet. 3ndilig hpah'A.
15-lGr: middling gulf iGc which IS l-l"' I'""t
&, -nrared with saturdays closing ,o.,, -
J-erroo catl.-Spp' cotton easier: sales 100" l#rs
i,'es. receipt. bales. American. l""n Ran. M
d,rg urlands 9-1Gl Futures oI'n~i rasy - l'ti 2"
og.d decline closed irregular al lG+Hj+i nri d~.iinr.
Aprl 323Q334 April-MaH "3H.sii MAY Jun" '.,t''
rIre-ui- 335G2aG. Iuy-Augus. %'' -: Alci -He'ei-
te~ .;2o, S4,'enher- October &Fh October = N"Nb"r
3A0i.s. november Deceubcr. 3il.0 l-"en~i J1hla v
SiSs January Fabruary. 344s Manch@s'er~laS dA "ut
c0FFf;T-The local mark. extremely Dun. First
,-,css Gated a shade decline. Subsequent uahn,
actions varied but slightly. Receipts were on an ''p 49,
scsle q, BRAZILIAN ports but BUYERS were SIM n"'''N
bsck Usvre sales. 1900 hag1. final prices ~ M" -
Jply % - francs: August and Sel'etnher 90 90"
Srd Novernber 90 Hamburg closing stead 'pF- -"
,ss LIsv ~ 30: June - -. July. 1ilj. August 't3p
Pio steady So quoted ~ l3t1p res. tNehthRe -,
,scs,,ts 81 Ofs, bags: stock. 1890" Cratancrs .Di
i'r,tsd states bays Santos STEADY At '"' tis'
rssi,ts IN 900 bags: 2SrtD bags santos rl'sr
snces ler Maskeiyne. 1000 bags; per he'i'ht' w."
bags. ,>,.- ,.-lt-a c.'os ,S.t.
ego bags follows: los,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF Cortiandt and Desbrosses SITS.
700 4. VI. daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate
stations ... ,,,.,,..,-,,,, ,,,.,
S;iS A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BtF:
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
me West ana principal and Local poinf cnlrgcsr %
slsprn.ion Eritg. Pullman Yesthue sleeper Chicago
lao A. NJ daily FOR MAUCH CHUNK and interme.
date points Connections FOR Reading Harrisburg
I,O6 =. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. FOR EIMlRA and al
Intermediate conuecti Tor P0tisve and Read
.rg. chair-car Nllkesbarr- ...-
i:IO p VI daily. except sunday for l.. and r. JtNC.
intermediate stations: Pullman buHet
parl1r car 10 Wiesbarr-; connections for Posyi.le
go T.. VI. daily, except sunday foE SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate STATIONS
xix NJ daily 'Or EASTDN and intermediate stations
0,OO ~ VI daily for BCFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman Sleeper veStibuisd train
T,w-Yort 10 Chicago. Sleeper BunsO and Toronto:
connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
6,O r. VI. daily except Sunday for Easton and inter-
stations.
0,GO u. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Wet pullman sleepers Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
ear Wlkesharre. 49, -. -.
Tickets Pullman acconn. dations al 2S5 pol stt
and 923 Broadway 81 East l4'h 81 100 East l23th ST.
New York Fulton 81. Court st. - Broadway, and
BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn, y. !.
"a 2, hotel residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April 2s-cotton hrm: miidlins sac: low
uLidung ordinary sac. and gross receipts.
40 bales. ,Np,rts coastwse Abs bales: sales . $50
bales: stock. - js8 bales.
norfolk April 22.-Cotton quiet: mdding. 6I.c; low
ndlinx Lie. good Ordinary. s-l6c net and gross
bales cOastwise IOs bales; sales ITO
holos stock "a 29s bales
NV Orleans April - Cotton easy; good mtdng SIC:
,diny tSc low middlng. good ordinary. II l6c
net receipts lila bales gross. iio6 bales sales 2l30
haies. stock 272. 0i5 bales
sav.nnnh Arrll .2-Coton hrm mlddling. 8 I6c; low
ionY De- sood ordinary 5ssc net receipts. 1870 bales
80. 40 bales exports coast~ise l.244 bales sales 80
nal., stock, ~. 40 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, April -. ls.'
EANS ND ~ lr TIM ' Tinr Thr dc'and
foreign beans $ - nuca hl'T sn5' T., sell ana lower
prices are named all ersi,s ~ nnrn 81 medium
1av P9a sod a; 81 - ana grades down 10 81 No. dne
IN d]e! End fr,fer being mad on
kinds. ciaIy small %a'r inu ", guote:
n. t donesc marrow push s. G.ns2 6 no. o. ss
$50 7'4nS2 10. 90 medium 80 "' nri s"np 81 700
81 Z. de- y,w eve s2 ~ DO l.. lima z, c2 9s,rn -
s s3Ss 90 90 G DE 5roa MEDIUM scGs 80 80 Ere" pas
I,I.Trf;R There was about the usual Mondays trade.
Buyers took thor regular marhs aht 'hri tho aem and
niantai aon, lat, prices 50 few Of the fresh ,"a ,
show rely fany quality .in ms' ~ ars, Han Sny
a, ~, NOE Of ,he butte sn ~ - ,h"sr In,
f ih@ fa'i Ina, ou-of,own msrtr,s nav" ,-" c fs
l or ( wei, H., h.. , '." nn wud naturally esp~ei cn
sderine tn dhrr"nce IN pGr and have som Ir.
rIanJ VI. quot N"w b1't.r- Cream,r' STATE nm
do ,,.rds - seconds i2al,r sal, dagy half inbs g..
ir i ,fq ~ Do tsace lines ic'la7 do saco9ds
to r. rsi' Gsi'E DG b. l le' "sic Wesicn
sSm> So % ica, n. W~s,crn 9ai5c. dairy
CHEESE Sew small size fu cream chrr r,. are n sun
rf,ij To- get the home ,rdc NOR interested N then ga
weak" smpp's Sin gN Ia, demand sluggish and S"ir's
n-~ disposed 80 'i 'air' - pr ,sr ymna Iioi.rs Of
Old chees are accepting any r'os' nan. nrs u, re-
III, Ire q, ual9id thr. IS an.'nr ,g,y poor Ir
nh q" ,', SEA, !" ~ ,r',r Nr~ cherse STATE :u
cream. llrge choice 80 e. f"l 10 piine 20 - o. ILL., ,,
.E,a. ''G icrma:. ec caor. osa;c do common to
rr' T 200" '' f; en-, Old ch.esc-
wa,r 10 gIi good to choice "al9''c d s.m conn "a,
,ho.c.. - oidc. do mon 60 faif ran part skins
ZOOS Minis. r.oj1ucr Strengthen u"d.r nrm re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

Antwerp April 22A the closing - the wool sales here
200 bales or better quality were oHere1
The competition was more active. but prices weie u IN
changed The sales follows Busnos Ayres, l6'
l.lcs nt 80 francs 100 kos. Montesideo. o3l
hars AT 754it5 There available H. s23 bales
pate pi,,r bales o various other kinds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. X.
Stations ia New Ork foot OF barclay and
ChrtstOpher streets.
yESTIBl LED TRAINS. III LLMAN BUFFET
I'AHS pINTsCH LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK BIOOMFIELp MoNTcLAIR.
TIE ORANGES. summit Bernardsyil!e. Baskins
Ridge Madison Morris;oVn Pass-ic Paterson. Boon
Dover. Stanhope Bi'pp.s LAKE, lake HO-
PATCoNG. Hacketts'own. SCHOOLEl'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington PHILIIPsRl RIG. EASTON WATER
GAP. SrROUDSBCRG. poccnO Mountains. SCRAN-
TON. PITTSTON WIIKtSBARRE, NANTICoKE.
DANNILLE. NOKTHt MBERLAND. hontrose BING-
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Wat@ryiie. UTICA.
RICIIFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE OS-
WEGO. ITHACA. OWEiO. ELMIRA. CORNING.
BATH. DANSVIlLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:2O 4. M.-BlNG!iAMTON MAI" Stops at principal
900 4 M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAMToN,
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior Cars con.
meet Buffalo with train 70: Chicago. arriving 80
4 m morning.
Loo F. M.-sCRANroN. BINGITAMTON ard EIMIRA
400 r. M.-SCRANTON. NITKESBARRE ana PLYM.
9th EXPRESS Pullman parlor
80 p " (Da.y)-Bunalo Vesiibulcd Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BTNGIAMTON. ErMlRA. BCF-
FALO. Pululan Iuffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
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