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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

tokNEf-J. c. Qulli accidentally sIiot
hIinseii While cleaning n pistol, The bali
entered his hand and leg.
kAuFMAN-R. f. Mccormick was adj
judged insane for the third time and
taken TO the asylum at Terrell.
BRfAN-The Daily Eagle. aftor a srs-
pension OF two weeks has resumed nnh,i
eatlon again and comes out now ms a
morning paper. 40 ="
E;l'LlNGER-Mr. V. Vlkukai n farmer
m rtrhs ABOUT TWO miles from here. had his
isnt mana so badly injured while cut
amputated. 'eVf hao 10 De
y NCANNlILE-Fred Portion % o-,.oor
GU BOY living with Mrs. Nonio e.
truck a loaded cartridge with nm ir eS
."s,ruhent' exploding the same the shoi
S'ti"ihs MN In his eye, putting if out
BoNHAM-West weathersbv wac ,n.,
sor violation of the local option Inv, ~
acqui'.ed' Miller Doss was c5nvic,ad " 'l'i
a'm s s=V and given twenty DAYS in G inn
anu ar. H. H. Hancock was acquitted. '
SALNERT-The county tax corso,o.
iePottS having collected SOP ooo ,avos e S'',
Ing me month of December. TSis ,s u ,h
iarsest collection that has heen 80 'ne
0''' month IN this county for some time "
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THE MAZE-TUE MYSTIC

Ever since its opening the MYSTIC at
81 Main street has been rushed and
thronEed with people. Its a strange place
but stranger still the labrynth 1t repre-
sfnts. II is one OF the most difficult en-
torprises 10 describe: you are at a loss to
find words to give meaning TO what -,u
want 10 say, and the matter is not any
more Calculated when You make the ex-
cUrsion through the myriad hall of the
palace. y step from the busy street and
you are in enchantment land. the world
OF wonders. You know you are at homo
yet when You gaze out In unnumberad Gi-
rectons and far beyond the reach Of the
eve You yet see visions of regal halls
lofty apartments hathed In the mellow
glow Of brilliant lights. You can well imar,-
Inc brave couriers and stately danes PASS
ing through these halls of splendor and
bidding you royal welcome to their
homes Of msyterio1s beauty. A visit to
the maze will repay any one and to miss
II now is to miss one OF the seven Won
ders OF the world
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NECR0L0 GlCAI..

c. r. THOMPSON--Ledb Texas,
January I.-Mr, G. r. Thompson. aged 81
years. died suddenly at . p. m. today, at
his home near here, of heart failure.
MRS. WILL GRIFFITH-Orang Jan
uary 2S-Mrs, VIII Griffith. Sr.. mother OF
Mr. John Griffith of Orange died Mt hcr
home at Iuhrson's Bayou, La. Sunday
ISRAEL BAUM-Rockdale, Texas, Jan
uaTy 2S.-lsrael Raum, che OF the oldest
merchants in Rookdale. suddenly died to-
day and his remains will he forwarded 10
New York city. leaving on tonghrs
train.
TWO -Madisonvlne. Texas.
January l5.-Madison county has lost by
death two of her good citizens during the
past week Mr.. Jack Bullard who lived
I'VE miles south from Madisouville, ana
Mr.. Frank Cannon who lived four miles
north, have both PASSED away.
GENERAL JOS. II. POKTEI,-New
York, January 2S.-Gereral Joseph ii
Porter died mt the Grand linton hotel.
where he resided for long time, iast
evening rhc immediate cause or death
WIS combinations from a gunshot wound
in the lung received during the war
T. d, M'GUlRE-orang Texas. Janu.
ary S'-E' d. Mcclure young man about
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Hl MENEAl..

PENA-MYERS-Cop Christi. Texas,
January 2S.-Mr. bernardo Pcna and Miss
Sophia Myers were married last Saturday
evening at the Catholic church, Rev. C..
Jaillt officiating.
COOPER-DAlN-Den Texas. jan
uary p VIM. j. Cooper was married
last night to Miss Mamie l.. Dam at
the home of the brides mother, Rev
Arthur Bishop officiating.
CUNNINGHAM ONSTOTT-fIunbard
city. Texas January 22.-Misso Fannie
Cunningham and Mr.. Lee Onstott were
married at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Rev, r. A. n. Wilson ofhcilt-
Ing.
REGAIN L1NNEY - Rcfuslo. Texas,
January 27.-Married, on the 2st in
slant. at Golad, Texas, Mr., Chas. Regain
and Miss Dade Linney. both of Refug.o
Judge Henry Straper officiating. Their
many friends extend good wishes ana
hearty congratulations,
BAUMGARTEN SIMPSON - Refugio
Texas. January 27.--Married, on the ed
instant at the Catholic church in this
city. Mr.. VIM. Baumgarten and MISS Lula
Simpson. Father Milmo officiating. After
the ceremony a reception was given tie
happy couple at the residence OF the
brides brother. The groom is in the
jowelry business here and the bride was
raised in this city.
BALDWIN ELLIOTT Hampstead,
Texas, January 2S.-Shortly after p. M
at the Baptist church an immense crowd
of friends and relatives being present,
Miss Maude Elliott Of this city and Mr..
George w. Baldwin of Houston were
pronounced man and wife, Rev. ]. e.
Midyett of Houston officiating, INC
father. mother and sisters OF the groom.
all of Houston. We're In attendance. rno
young couple left Immediately for Hous-
Ia
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OTHER DEATHS.

MRS. j. r. M'CARTY-Comanche. Jan
uary T.-Mrs. j. i. McCarty died last
night of consumption.
JOSHUA GoRHAM-Gainesvil Texas
january 25.-Joshua Uncle job Gorham'
aged q years, died Saturday.
MRS. GEORGE HARKRIDER-Car
Image. Texas. January Mrs. George
liarkrider wife Of Deputy Sheriff Iiark-
rider died here yesterday.
TWO DEATHS Denison. Texas. Janu-
airy I'll. NJ. Click aged 81, died yester-
Gay OF pneumonia. Fred Wilson, aged IS,
died Saturday in the southwest suburbs.
MAE BIRD MYERS-Bryan. Texas. Ian.
uary %-Little Mae Bird Myers aged .
years. months and Is days. daughter Of
Mr.. j. Allen Myers. died in this CITY at
$50 yesterday evening and was buried this
afternoon at 4 o'clock
CAPTAIN STANDARDIZATION Ian.
nary %.-Captain Schneider one of the
pioneer settlers of Lee county. passed
away Mt his home. four miles south of
Glddings, on Sunday. Deceased was s5
years OF age at the time of his death,
JULIA RAUBE-Giddlngs Texas Ian.
nary @-Miss Julia Raube, daughter or
- kaube, died at her fathers home sat
urday night, at o'clock. after n linrer-
ING illness of fourteen months of cons,lnn-
tol' Deceased was reared I'm this civ
ana was great fnvorite among nor ossn
clates AT the time of her decease sne
was III years of age. Her remains waro
laid to rest in the Giddinrs cemetarv az
O'Clock Sunday evening
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CITY RREIITIEs.


The Missionary Society ot chrst
Church will meet on Thursday at $50 for
work,
Z. Raphael, manager Of the Houston
Clearing House, reports the bank move
rnent FOR January x as '35'.g@
TIE shei,erlnr Arms association YIN
hold meeting this afternoon at SD
o'clock at the Parish House OF Chris;
church
John O'Brien was reported much I'M
proved last night by the physician at St.
Joseph's Indrmary His assailani. Dan
Haley, is in Jail awaiting the result OF
O'Brien's lnjuries.
The ladies Of tho Parish association OF
Christ church VIII give on tho evening
of Wednesday. February 5, AT 9 p. m. an
Experience Party" at the Parish house.
A musical feature S. added TO the pro-
grarurne Of experiences.
The wornans Christian Temperance
union give a reception at Judge Bred
ing's. corner Caroline and Pease avenue.
Tuesday, February 6, from 10 10, Music
and Rotations VIII be provided for ihe
entertainment OF guests
At tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Baldwin, last evening. an Informal re-
ception was rendered their son. Mr. q
W Baldwin, ard bride. nee Mics Maude
Elliott OF Hampstead Intimate friends
OF tho family only were present.
Colonel George l.. Porter reports the
loss Of gold watch, n diamond bra ,eiet
and other pieces Of jewc,ry from mis- resi-
dence, corner RusN ard Caroline streets.
Mrs Martin r. Forrest Is very IN az
her home in tho Third ward.
The ladies Of the Hardy street PresDy-
terrain church are arranging for an en-
tertainme Mt 10 be given next TUESDAY
night. They arc being assisted by aisi
Rose Jourde. whose musical accomplish
ments have delighted the citizens ct
Houston on many occasions IN the past.
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EMMET RIFLE DRILL.

The General Committee VIII Meet To-
Night.
The Emne. Rifles held their regular
weekly drill at the arinory last night IN
der command Of Colonel Hadley Frank
In.
The members 81 the general COMMITTEES
on the An % March celebration ana all
special committees Will meet at the sam
place tonight The special commit es
are requested 20 have their reports reaiy
as there Is no time % fritter away. cap
tain james I-awlol 81 colvalescins rapidly
ana attended the drill las; night.
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A BUSINESS crIANGE.

THE cigar store ut 400 Main street, which
has been known as the ''El Modolo," has
chnnrcd hands and owners. and will IN
future be called the I'll belmont Cigar
and News store
Mr.. Joseph Wilkorsor, long and favor
ably known from his fourteen years con-
uoction with the Crescent Ncws company
and for the past several years having
cbargo of the Capitol Hotel Cigar stand.
has been given tho management Mr..
Wilkorson Il well known to tho trade and
his reputation is such that there Is hardly
any doubt of his establishing Large
business
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beuer Brcs.: Judgment for plaintiff fos
ssssSn. with interest at per ceut.
J \. Friedman vs.. Belle Fasrham; j.
y. Hughes is adJutsei 10 be In contempt
for oSstrSicthic the writ OF injuac,ion mere
,ofore issued In this case. ana II IS ordered
that he stand committed until he purge
himself % such contempt.
NJ. {. punkin vs.. Il. a. Hyatt 4 Co:
continued generally
Lewis Hurd vs.. l.. j. Smith; cause con-
iinued unln next term.
l. 4. ami K Siehau vs. Henry :. fox
JT. continued by defendant.
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STEVE PRATT's CASE.

He VIII Be Taken to Galveston Today
by Sheriff Erickson.
Steve Pratt. the gold brick man. Will
be given taste of sal, air today. This
morning Sheriff Albert Erickson and
Chief of Police Mcdonald OF Birming-
ham, accompanied ~ steve. viii &C.
par, for Galveston. The haoeas corpus
hearing viii come w before Judge T..
D. Gavin In that city and the attorneys
for Pratt VIII make hard fish; to SC
cure thu release OF their client Yester-
day the attorneys for the accused Pre-
sented a new bond for the approval O.
the sheriff. The boni was all right. bit
the sheriff refused TO accept I; for rea-
sons best known to himself The extra
dition payers have arrived and Pratt VIII
be taken to Alabama 10 face Uncle
William" Dobbins n open court snouia
the charge against him here fail to STICK.
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LADIES' RELlEF SOCIETY AFFAIR

The entertainment given last night at
Monteforo Han for the benefit OF charity
by the Ladies' Relief Society, was Well
attended. the hall being crowded. Every
number OF the excellent programme was
well rendered The entertainment wa x
orcned with an address by Mr.. Henry
Dannenbaum. This was followed by "A
duet by Mrs. Sol Jacubs and Mr.. Levor
\ vocal selection by Mrs. Sidney Molir
was wei rendered. Miss Bessie Hughes
delighted the audience with a song, after
which Miss Mamie Moskowitz rccitcd. An
Instrumental solo by Miss Rose Jouvde
was loudly applauded. Miss Jcurde is one
OF Houston's most accomplished pisnists
and her rendition OF classic music de-
serves the highest praise. The pro-
Gramme closed with recitation by Miss
Sadie Kahen. An excellent orchestra was
present and a dance was next announced,
all present joining In the pleasure.
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as well as a very game one and was never
known 10 carry pistol. He has
brother in West Texas who was apprized
of his tragic death last night
big Mike" Ryan. the slayer OF Dalton.
Is gambler and follower Of the races
and county fairs. Il Is said. But little
Is known OF his antecedenis. lie
has paid Houston periodical visits tor
years past and Is better known in san
Antonio and Galveston than in this city.
Those who know him say tina; he mas
always been regarded rs a very desSer-
ate man. In fact. the intimate friends
OF Ryan and Dalton have been predicting
for six months or more the death OF
one or both when they came together.
The clash came and Dalton was killed.
by his enemy. who :rst secured the drop
and then showed no quarter Ryan ar
rived in Houston Monday from Calves
ton or San AnloiiiU. and his accidental
meeting with Dalton In the saloon yes
terday afternoon cost the latter his iife.
and placed the slayer In the shadow Of
the gailoys
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CELEBRATION

Holland lodge No. I, Ancient Free ana
Accepted Masons. viii give an entertain
mcnt complimentary to the semt-centen-
NAL members of the lodge at u. m. in
Inc Masonic Temple. The names of the
senl-centenninl members. with tho date
Of raising are as follows: r. Il, Lub-
hook. December rs. 1897: William NJ. Rice.
January q. 1Sii Robert Brewster, Feb
rnary % 1874. A. j. Burke. August II.
1916. The committee from Holland lodge
having the affair IN charge Is as follows
Inrham s Roberts, John W. Hasklns and
Thomas II. Williams,
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BOLD ROBBERY.

4 Negro Sneak Thief Grabs the Purse q
a Lady.
Mr. Frank wigeans. while waiting for
car near the Capitol hotel last evening
had novel experience. 4 young negro
snatched purse containing $40 from
her right hand and ran like a deer. The
lady gave pursuit calling stop, thief 9"
az the top % her voice. c. r. Sygan. Jr..
and Will Hawkins Joined in the chase
and captured the young hoodlum. who
was handed over to the police Mrs. Wig
gans recovered her wallet end also a
parcel containing dry goods. cite, which
was found in the street by Mr. D. n.
Lindsey and by him restored 70 the own
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SWELL EVENT.

Tonight, at Turner Hall, the young
ladies' will tender their gentleman friends
Leap Year bah that promises to be the
event OF the season. The hall has been
elahorately decorated for the occasion by
professional decorators with palms, ferns
and appropriate gilt banners and notices.
Herb a. Lewis full orchestra Will dts
course the music. while Cher Miller Will
attend to the banquet. Invitations must
be presented at tho door.
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A SUIT FILED.

Burke, Gr.gss & Co. attorneys for Will
i'm Wood. filed suit In the civil district
clerks office against Thomas w. Chad
week. Plaintiff alleges THAI by misreprc-
scutations he was led to make deeds TO
property In Aliens addition TO the city.
aud prsys that the contract be annulied
He further asks for an injunction restrain
ing plaintiff from disposing OF the prop
crty psndinS this suit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29
JusrIcE nrssEY,s COuRT.

J. u. McCord vs. J. +. Yoho. debt
JUDGMENT for plaintiff for 1850: notice
az apreHll
T. Chimney vs. H. Elderkin, debt; plain
tn takes non-suit.
II. Shnttuok and y. {. Green, as
sault; dismissed.
George i. Kennedy. imreronatIng an
officer; dismissed
Matt Raderer. embczziement. bound
ever in the sum Of 800.
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REvIvALIsr NoRrHc1-rr.
He VIII Preach Every Night This Week
at Central Christian Church.

fts =" III fTetch flNerv Nirht Th's Waek
at Central Christian Church.
Tho meetings a; the Central Christian
church go on with increasing interest
Every night the large auditorium IS aliei
70 It's utmost capacity with eager. inter-
estsd listeners. Mr.. Northcutt breaches
with power not often seen or felt. and
many are being led 70 the waters OF nfc.
he will preach every evening this week
ard perhaps through next The re9pl..
who listen every night will feel that a
great force for good has icft them when
he has gone. but their loss will be others
gain for somewhere else he will be pro-
claiming IN his own earnest way the Cos
pei OF the Son OF God
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"a years old. died at his home in Orange
Yesterday afternoon and was buried TODAY.
the funeral occurring from the Methodist
church this afternoon. lie came here
anout eighteen months ago from West
Point, Miss. He leaves a younr wire
having married here about wear ago
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POLICE PIcKINGS.

Willie Jackson. coldod, was arrested
last night en- a charge of theft from the
perscn, tho complaining party being Mrs.
virgins. who alleges that she was stand
ing at the corner Of Texas avenue and
Main street. and the negro passed ana
snatchlng her pocketbotk ran away. The
cuprit was pursued h several citizens
and finally caught by M Wood Hin, who
gave him in custody TO officer Lewis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29
COUNTY coI,Rr.

The following business YVES transacted
In the county court, Hon. John O. rod
presiding;
Dexter Folder company VS.. Charles and
fannie Cuimore. continued tor scryice
Loeb. Upper & Co, W.. Half * New
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following parties obtained marriage
licenses from the county clerk yesterday
Marster l.. Fiskc and Miss Lena Vynctt
Pons.
A Fisher and Miss Emilio Schumacher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29

Blackburn & Bailey. photographers
lcoSls Prairie avenue. offer a handsome
carriage to the baby that makes the best
picture.
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r. C. Crawford. tho tie. man.

Received another car q Tennessee Tri-
umph Potatoes. at reduced prices; one car
of Early Ohio Seed and several cars Of
New York Seed: also agent for Royal
owl Flour. Chas. Bollfrass. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29

y. X. Danish viii hNa candidate for
alderman of the Third Ward and by the
city at large.
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cHATrEL MoRrGAGr.

Tonsy T.omonte filed "A deed Of trust ana
chattel mortgage yesterday morning tn the
county clerks Office. transferring his en-
tire stock OF groceries ana other goods ana
contained in his store, ii2u
Montgomery avenue. to Samuel Lomoute.
ss trustee. to secure and for the benefit
Of the following named creditors. MS fol-
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r. P. WilIams. pen.ist SIM Bu!Id!ng.

DESK CALENDAR PADS.
WITH new leaf fer evsIy day in the year
qEc. at Pastoriza's Stationery Store.
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J. RELY GORDON & " II, FOSTER

Coke ana -Ar-t'or safe ,, Hovston Ga,
Light Co.
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Associated Architects. sC7s Main street.
Consultation free.
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The Wonder Store sells toys,
Arizona republican., 1896-11-29
Hats
 and
 Caps.

We carry the most complete line in the Territory, consisting, in part, of the celebrated Derby winner
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-01
IT COMES SUDDENLY.
a Note or Warming 20 Careful minded
HAeonEe

People.
Scarcely day passes that one does
not hear of men d women who were
in perfect health being suddenly stricken
down BY that terrible disease. pneu-
monia.
At no time Of the year is this danger
Gus complaint so extremely prevalent as
during the present season. There are
constant changes; one day is as mild as
summer. the next Is bitterly cold. The
very air is filled with disease and the
slightest exposure often results in pneu-
monia. 1t is a disease that comes sud
denly. and it is all the more dangerous
because it comes u-nannounced. A tick
ling In the throat. a tightness in the
chest, a difficulty in breathing, and a
feeling OF weakness. all may mean the
beginning of pneumonia. 1t is above ali
tnlng5 q disease that requires prompt
treatment, for # a reaction is brought
ABOUT. the danger may soon be over, if
tro END nay he near. Any physician
who is called in a case of pneu.
prescrspes a stimulant Instantly;
but it is always some reliable stimulant
such as pure whiskey-all else is use
less,
1t is precisely for this reason that so
many physicians prescribe that standard
and reliable whiskey known as Duffy's
thousands who were on the high road
70 pneumonia in its worst form and it
mas Doth prevented and cured the most
dangerous forms of pulmonary COM
plants. AS a great strengthening, vital
ling remedy it has never been euualed,
Be sure that you get Duffy's pure malt.
no matter how much you may be urged
to Try something cheaper.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-01

Another lively meeting of the Jersey
City League was held last night to con-
slider the protest OF the Fairmolnts
against the legality of the presidents
decision at the previous meeting. Seven
clubs were represented, but it was evil
dent they were biased in their opinion,
and Notwithstanding the president adj
mitted previous to the vote being taken
on the appeal that he had been Informed
by par1iamentarians that his decision
was in erro, the majority of the clubs
voted to sustain him, although he re-
quested the delegates to vote in accord
ance with the rules, as it was not a
question of prejudice. but Justice to the
Fairrnourts. When the vote was called
the Fafrmounts and Doolittles voted fol
the appeal, and Mawbey of the Clio
Wheelmen, E. Bischof of the Unions, E.
Edinger of the Lindens, and Du,s of the
Lafayettes voted against it, which left
the matter as decided last meeting n
the games will he rolled this evening on
the Linden alleys as ordered by the
Leaguesat the last meeting.
The Pioneers bowled a scratch match
on Monday night last on Pohlmann's
alleys. The score
Team No. Goddard, 167; Wesp, TT;
Holderer. 1853; Winckier, 1874; F.. Spell
meyer, 1856: Heffner, III; Uchtman. 118;
Corby, 159. Total. 1,219.
Team No. &Huber, 1877; Hammis, 1877;
Vaughn, 1881 Rau, III; e. Humid. 100;
G.. Humid, 1877; Freitag, l22; Yulg. 179.
Total, 1,264.
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD


Leave Pennsylvania IL. II. Depot.
7:12 A. M. Daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
TER. FALLS, SUS-
PENSION BRIDGE and the West and prln-
cipal local points, dining car to Suspension
Bridge. Pullman ~vestibule sleeper to Chicago.
11:34A. M. Daily Qeaves 1879 A. M, Sum
day), for NAUCH CHUNK and Intermediates
points; connecting for Reading and HARRISBURG.
lis pm. Daily, except sunday. for ELMIRA
aud all intermediate stations connections for
P~oTTSvILLE and READING. Chair car to
wilkesbarre.
s:s4 P. NJ Sundays only. for WILKES
s:a2 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for L. &
b. JUNCTION and the principal Intermediates
stations. Pullman buffet parlor car 10 Wilkes
barre connections for Pottsvilie.
4s2 p. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate stations.
5:s2 p. NJ. Daily. for EASTON and inter-
mediate stations.
S:IS p. NJ. Daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
vestibule train. New York to Chicago, sleeDer
10 Buffaio and Toronto: connections for Read
Ing and Harrisburg.
e:42 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for EAS-
TON and intermediate stations
9:12 p. NJ. Daily for ITHACA. GENEVA
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points vest Pullman sleepers to Chi
eago and Bnffalos chair car to Wfikesbarre.-
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ
Pennsylvania Il r. Depot.
ThA New York Transie- Co. viii call for and
check Baggage from hotel or residence through
to destination. :