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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-30
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas A. Campbell, of Butler, Pa.
and Celia Stoner, of Marietta.
Frank Matchet and Effie Pinkerton
both of Marietta.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-30

We have the wheel, a beaut 1t is;
About it our competitor hollers.
The Patee's its name and it's built for biz
And 1t costs just 80 good dollars
BIG 4.
And we've another good one for SIS lesg
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-30
In rHE OIL FIELDS.

The Thompson Oil Company's we'll
at Cutler was drilled in Tuesday and is
a small producer, being estimated from
S to Is barrels.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-30

Try Superior Sugar Corn if you want
the best.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-30
BUSINESS

Is on the boom with us if with no one else.
Why2 Because we sell Honest Goods at
Honest Prices. Have you seen our stock
of ChiIdren's Clothing? No! Well come
in and look at it! 1t will simply surprise
you that we are giving such values. We
don't handle any ''cheap John stuff that
sells for odd cents, but have stock of the
best quality at $3.50 and up; and when
you see it you will agree that they are the
CHEAPEST, everything considered, you
eversaW. And those Fine Mems and Boys
Suits! They are simply magnificent and
the biggest values you ever saw. We can
fit you out with anything in the way of
Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats,
Caps, or other mems furnishings. If you
want Tailor Made Suit we are right in
it there. Employ best of Workmen; and
can fit your shape and pocket book at the
same time. Ifyou don't deal with us you
lose money.
Sam SuIZbacher !ss ssri,t's' Fssa' os;,. St;
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-30
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
OF the United States.
Republican state Ticket.
Congressional Ticket

For Congress, 18th District,
H. G. VAN VOORHIS, OF Muskingum CO.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
A SIGNAL OPERATOR BADLY HURT.

Timothy Kennedy, twenty-sIx years old the sig
nal operator and swtcnman at the Woodlawn sta
tion of the New-York Central Railroad. was
knocked down by train near the station early
yesterday morning. and narrowly escaped death.
Kennedy had Just reached the station at $50
O'clock and. accompanied by his father. was cross
ing the tracks on his way 10 the tower. train
was coming and the guard gates were down.
Kennedy thought that the train the north
bound local. and stepped inside the gate and stood
beside the east track Instead Of the train being
the one which he thought. II was the southbOund
express from the New fork. New-IIavcn and Hart
ford line. which runs on the east track. Kennedy
did not realize his mistake In time TO leap aside
and struck by the steambox and hurled ten
feet 10 one side. lie was picked up unconscious
and taken in wagon TO his home by his father.
and Is being attended by the family physician
Ills injuries are conclusion Of the brain and posi-
Bile internal injuries
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
YALE AND HARTARD NAME tP
THE WAY CLEAR FOR A RENEWAL OF
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
ENTHUSIASTIC APPROVAL OF THE PLAN EN-
PRESSED AT \ MASS MEETING OF YALE
sTrDENTS-DETAlIS TO Re
ARRANGED soon.
fly rELEcR. PHI TO THE TRIBuNE.l


New-uaven Conn. Nov 3OAt mass-meeuns
30 ha e,uderts Of Vale University. held IN Alumni
nan ,h,s evening II was decided by II unanimous
vote that the student body would PACK up III"
athletic managers I'm any arrangements t"eS ''s''
make for the renewal and continuation OF l'i'"u'
athletic relations with Harvard rms mee'''s' 'oi
which the call was issued on Saturday. was Simply
for tho ,urnose OF finding out whether or not inc
sentiment of the university was in favor OF re-
uniting with Harvard in athletics. II was sio"'.
hotb bv the enthusiasm and by the nhahimi'H o'
onin,on DISPLAYED that Yale undergraduates wish
for nothing more than to get back al once 10 'c VI"
Games with Harvard. and. therefore, the managers
of the Yale athletic teams viii without delaY ''he
Joint action to bring this about
/, ,s ,x.u known now that the Harvard Athletic
Committee and Yae's athletic managers nave ior
son,a time heen conferrng together TO bring about
this result Yale and Harvard graduates nave
realized that the separation of he two universities
q, o,hletcs is unnatural and unsatisfactory, ana
have co-operated in bringing them together again
The disagreement Of two years ago Simply hdS "cei
dropped Neither side has made more advances
,h,n the other but they have met on common
ground.
,rb. roass-meetlng held in Alumni Hall to-nish,
was the outgrowth of these conferences The har-
ward Athletic Committee. representing 'he s'uue"'S
OF Harvard. and to-nights mass-meeuhs' repre-
senting the students of Yale have decided tha'
Yale and Harvard should meet In athletics. The
details will be arranged in the near future.
There seems TO be reason why Yale and Har-
ward should not meet next spring IN series OF
baseball games In dual track athletic games ana
in race at New-Iondon. This is pleasing news
TO all Yale men, and there is great deal Of salts
faction felt here tonight at the prospect
BOSTON Nov SO-The following editorial appeared
i'm to-day's Harvard Crimson:
The news known before TO a few but now made
pubuc at New Haven, that there Is a movement.
which promises to be successful 10 pring about an
IItr a q
the most genuine pleasure 10 Harvard graduates
and undergraduates alike. II has been the most
universal hope and the general belief in Cambridge
that the two universities would not allow trivial
matter TO keep their athletic teams apart long.
The good which some believed a cessation of ath-
leics would accomplish has been done. II II Will be
done al all and ii Is time for new and healthier
rivalry to begin II is TO be hoped that those who
have in charge the proposals for the renewal OF
athletics will not let any trivial technical points OF
pride or diplomacy keep the two universities apart.
Harvard heartily returns the sincere feelings of
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS 9, D;ss5o;sss and Gs5sIaHd' ss Streets
s$ 1890 t. FrTS1i4SSia ca 4, H'ses
Sleeping Dining cs%eana ana so
Easys M S'pia3' H. s. Nuts sHssHiP' H. Toledo
Zoo +: n CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ,I7 EXPREssM s55
Shisasc. Arrive cncnnat ic4; 4. NJ. ST. Louis 7i2
pes:,:sa5 :Rs PH?s ss
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Cincinnati COS p. NJ indianapoiis ioi5 p. NJ. St.
facFIG \ iflSPf 9fIsas Sleeping Car
land y ifs 5Si sssis'1 xyb THE SOUTH % ~
@ 1 npaf ali Parior a and Dns sso
sSnsss a.s SEQ s sss @ 4 Daq Il @ M Gi:n
al Parior and Dining cars) $50 DINING Carr. 800
ncTfRS s'i hwhyEss y Z 3 "s"M daily
Springs iaia night daily "s ssspers Atlanta and
Jacksonville. Port Tampa and Macon; 900 p NJ daily
e 'Ta 500
r Sa M PoD and Innk T Cape Charlie.
Route. 4. NJ week-days and with Through Sleeper
Atlantic CITY 100 P NJ week-day, Through Buffet
For Cape MAY p; NJ week-days.
F nS hssnsh @ m % Rr 80. @'sa % a1S ass 0
yeskdsy:! SUNDAYS ';,Op at InieTiaisn FOR Asbury
r'FA' $40 ! ron M iI iPIH1EiAMbELpHrA. Il
'fs 'ss Sas -: ." SiSns ,%!sss' g = RS
Ts ,s %S ,ss DpDs s1sia. Ss q pssS @ GsT 80 20 ms
10 II a. NJ (Dinins Car 4so Dining Can. Soo
Dining Carr. Dining caD. 743 g. p NJ l2l'
Ne. 49, s ;s ; 1923 81 pi.ss Iii sss s
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
WILL. r.. PlTMAN FOR PROBES
SiONAL REFEREE.


sIoNAL REFEREE.
The annual election of the Riverside Wheeimen
will be hei on December o. and il will be lively
Considerable opposition has been manifested
toward some Of the men on the regular ticket and
the following opposition ticket posted AT the
clubhouse last night. For president Dr {. L. Har-
rson. for first yice-presidcnt H. T. Noorhis for
L. c. Wilson: for financial secretary. +. ~ TO
bers for treasurer. NJ. T. BaTgebphr for CAPTAIN
Miller. r A. chandler ana {. Il; Weeks i9r Two
one Year. Harrison Wilson Rogers Gentle Miller
and Folsom are on the regular ticket as well
T. G. Bald and Ch rles Murphy yesterday en-
tered the professional to be held in Madison
Square Garden Saturday night, in conjuncti ion
With the snHy s % n1n m w sa1 rdes s Mho
will take part IN the big race were entertained hy
Harlem ihs vfrsiaf ast night Morgan said
day that he would offer purse OF so 70 the man
mounting Morgan claims such record Shoch
SAYS that he has already beaten this recoru him.
self.
The Greenwich wheelmen. lively in politics as
we'll as in cycling. will live up to their reputation
and have n regular old-time election on December
dent but he will be opposed by his old time friend
and chun. William p. Whepey. 80 It was said last
night The nomina ting committee Will send In It's
report at meeting of the club to be held to-nish'
The League of American Wheelmen is expected
TO create an office Of professional referee at the
annual meeting in Albany, and William X. Pit
mans friends think that he should have the post.
Cyclists desiring TO Join the League OF American
Wheemen NAV obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names ana ad-
dresses TO the C.cling Editor. lrlpuhe
->-
CENTURY ROAD CLUB CONFERENCE.
Chicago Nov So-A secret meeting OF the Century
Road Club of America held at the Great Norih-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
SHORE R.R.

Tram. leave 42d 81. station n. T.. as followA and
IS m earlier from Franklin St:
S,::sI A n Daily. Local Buffalo
S:1S a ST. Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
nunao Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland. Chicago.
ii AZ A. N. Daily. except Sunday. TO cs,skil Noun
Albany Utica. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Parlof
400 Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Roche.,rr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
CJeve4nd Chicago and ST. Louis - -
g.45 p NJ DAILY. except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse
R,IH M Daly Tor Albany. Utica. Rochester
rufYao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
caso 81 Louis.
Tme tables at principal hotels and ofhces
Amy - y iNRERT General Passenger Agent
Van New York.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
friendship which Yale, through The Yale News
Of Saturday. expresses for Harvard
PEJOLIER UlRkSHEN CHiLLENGED.

c. s Richmond of Savannah. Ga. has written Il
letter 10 the Revolver Committee Of the knicker-
booker Revolver Club suggesting fve-man team
shoot between the Knlckerbocker members and the
Savannah Light Guards the match 10 be shot by
telegraph. Mr.. Richmond is the regular champion OF
the United s ates having that title in shoo In
Jersey las, wear The match VIII probably be
shot some tine In the latter part OF December
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

ern yesterday That important matters are UP before
the body involving the very structure of the organza
ton is apparent and the policy and changes in rules
which VIII be promulgated result OF this con-
ference are likely 10 be OF the utmost Importance TO
the cycling world, particularly the hundreds OF
road riders in Chicago There were present "a. the
meeting yesterday .. W Lawson. Louisville. ired'-
urer: c. VI. Fa.rchild Chicago. secretary Morton
H. Bentley Chicago. first vice-presldeni Pnhp \
Chase chairman Legislative Committc" ".
Krietenstcin. Terre Haute. chairman Roads commit
tee: c. +. Blake State centurion.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
DEATH or THE NOTED RACER MORELLO

San Francisco, Nov. 9O-Morello winner OF
Fuiuriiy and OF a Chicago Derby. a racehorse who
has furnished a large page In the history OF the
American turf. died yesterday at the ranch OF j. o.
Rees in Contra Costa The great stallion was strck-
en- by paralysis three months ago. since when he was
constantly kept In a sling Morclo was sired by
Eous out OF Cerise. and in the heyday OF his fame
valued Al SlUl,VW.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

Saratoga y. y. Nov. 30 (SpecaD.-"Iim" Robinson
is under cement iake full charge OF the athletic
games OF the University Of Michigan. and viii re-
turn 10 Ann ArDor early next spring. For several
weeks past ne has trained the University football
team. lie rrlcIed his home here to-day. ana VIII
winter IN town. KObnson was formerly trainer Tor
the New York Manhattan Athletic club
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
LITTLE BASEBALL FISH TO MEET.

The annual meeting Of the Eastern League OF pro-
fessonal baseball clubs will be hed at the Fifih
Avenue iote! tomorrow at noon. The Hoard oi
Dir, ctors will meet the same day and al The same
place al - a.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
PIANOS ANE ORGANS.
IgNNNN [sNGMANGF. I"

Yl@NW lsNGMANGf.
1Oj. 100 West 3;i 81 Broadway a 9Th
ave. junction. - new and u'ed pianos
s23 up
f,ARGAINs.-s,ec piano t75. s,einway
800 New uDrshis SlJo WINTER
ROTH IOJ East N st. adjoining stein
ways.
BARGAINS in pianos instalments. ex-
changed. rented: make your own terms.
Write CIIRISTMAN. ~ East l3th-st.
ORR SPECIAL FOR this month. new
cabinet grand upright pianos: all i'm
provements. s22j. PAYABLE - monthly
warrsr,ed five wears TWAY PIANO 60.
ss 5th-ave Tways Musical Guest mailed
free
PIANO STOOLS 81 every description: ::
large assortment: elegant STYLES attrac-
tive prices NEPPERT. i06 East 23i-s'.
PIANOS Great bargains: largest stock:
rent exchange instalments. WALTERS.
fOr W.s, 37f e.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
ERIE RAILROAD

Through ,r.n, ;eavs New-YoIk foot OF cnamve s-sI.
=. eo,ioS: .oa Ave minutes earlier from West 80 sI
G.iM A. M.-vesupued AxRIsss Daily to,, tor wsvssI!
town Meadviis and the West Arrive buuAis
0o p NJ Pario to Bunalo.
ann IM-Vrsthuled l. 'rn'tei fast NAL Daily solid
X:UU ,rsin for Chicago. Via Chautaufds Lake arrives
ci.yeland TAO A. N. Ghicago r. n. Sleepegs
10 Chicaxo Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
e.oN T. M.-nunsio ana cl.y.:apd v.s''syied i:s e.
FORD !ls r. ssms..Own sSs s;1.c 4; M M G:y:- :y:-
isnd making erect connections for Detroit
os M-Via Cha utsuoua Lake and Niagara Fails
$40 DAILY solid Train 70 chics.o sleepers 70 suf-
gy,lcKETS LOcAI TIME CARDS AND P,-LIMAS
issSr%0dis;s''si %.r% ,ss East ss isih st. and %s:
N.mSers and West 2si st ferries. New.York sss and
v,on At io6 Broadway Brooklyn 200 Hudson st
Sc,nrsn snd Jersey city wsscott Express calls
s~A ehecss baggage frcm hotela and residencss -
keaxfnaftca-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. X
ChristOpher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. r.
stations in New-York. foot Of barclay and
'H'i'"'CARs CARS. PiNTSCH LIGHT.
Direct rou,. to NEWARK: B1ooMFlELp. MoNTcLAIR
Rds.. Madison. Morrisown, Passac Paterson Bon.
pOsT s1@1eSPs MEWT1M BuPps LAKE
aoHNrAiS. oHNSr Washington PHiITPsBuRGh G4lT3N
MATER GAP STROCDSBURG. Pocono Mountans
SCRANTON: PITTSToN, WILKEsBARRE NANTI.
@ SosE EBSnAMToN oXFoRD" "HoHHP HoRwicH wlat. MGat:
Ss T51cH oswEGa MIcdFEhh ITHhc srdEHSs dwN1 SpI,a
SSh,. NEST HoRTHwEsT And soTWE snf all
500 a. M-BYNGHAMToN MAIL. stops at princps,
1000 4. M..ccats CAP. BuTEALo, SCRANTON. B1No.
CJ'SE and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman PsrIor
Cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 Sssrss Ssq ssRAMToS sS,5os; ywILKEsnARRr
~" oUTii EXPREss. Pullman Buffet Paror Car. NJ
7:3o p NJ Oally- Buffalo VestlLuled Limited Expre.s
ScRaANToM p.TS, nNGHAMToN sis.a7H ELMIRA RUF
ESQ Ie" p n Ibaiy5|BrFFALo: sSRXNr0S%' BYxsHAM
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sieepers anu o'"H "Hoo
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AUTHORIZATIONS a,
PIaee. 80 pfoadway Ticket. at fe% Stations. rss s4s
2S5 CoIunbus-ave New-York Sss and 79o Flton-s and
i0s Broadway. Rrookyn Timetables giving fun infor.
"WrsTCoTT IMPRESS COMPANY vii, call for ana
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The rr,b.
~ received at their Uptown Once No. 1922 Broad
v-rti-ements received az the following branch ofces
regular office rates until O'Clock D.
ave. 2:d ls2 eth i2-et.; Nsacy's
6,h-ave 1ih-st. 142 Columbus oj,n
st. aod 81 9th % 14th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET. FURNISHED. four story house.
vicinity of Long Acre Square. $40 per
month Address H.. Box lGs. 1922 Broad
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

The League of American Wheeimen Is expected
IN create an office Of professional referee at the
annual meeting in Albany and William r. Pit
mans friends think that he should nave 'he post
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave Ney-York foot Of Liberty st. daily
CHICAGO. r. NJ. and i2 - night
rITTShukG; 3 30 ex sun sun. i2;i5 night
WASHINGTON BALI TIMORE. 500 10 CJnlng Can
ll.3p a. IN. dining can $50 Dining Can. 3 1Dinins
CaD D.. IL - night Sunday 10 nining Car, II 3o
g. m. Dining car) Dining 'aD dining car II i5
night. '
NORFOLK. II.30 a. m. daily.
NEW ORfEANS Through Sleeper. $40 D. m Sunday
200 p. M
All trains are illuminated with Iinisch Light
Offices. ll3. lt2 POI. Az. LAO Hway. 81 T. isih St
127 Towery y. Y. 339 344 Fulton Erockyn: station
foot of Liberty s. y. g. r. X II y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence 10 destiu
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

3sS WEST 76TH-sr..-Attractive secon
0ror. IN suite or single; terms moderate:
AnSrd optional: convenient all cara
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
HOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-HANDSOMELY A. furnished suite or
separately, with board. private bath. ref-
erences exchanged. "a Nest Jlst-st
DESIRABLE pleasant rooms 10 rent. with
board: parlor diuing-room: references.
~ West 39th-st. .
HOTEI. PETELER. I24th-st. and 1<xing-
ton n-ave.-Handsomely furnished rooms
with or without board; terms moderate.
ROOMS. with board; best references. ~
East 6zd-st.
Y-RARE opportunity for refined home;
richly furnished rooms: unexceiied cui-
sipe. East 47th-st
<9TH- sr.. Sc wEsT.-Oners several large
beautifully furnished rooms, with excsp-
tioual service. table and appointments
iSrH-sT.. o. WEsT.-Large and small
well heated rooms; also doctors once
With superior table.
's4rU,sr.. l2l wEST.-Board In a South
ern family; references.
III EAST GOTH -sr.--IArse front room.
second floor. SO: hall room. ". with
board
"a WEST 76TH-ST-Attractivc secon
Moor en- suite or single: terms moderate:
Sn~v6 oDticoai: convenient all cara
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
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LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stations foot of COrtlandt and Drsbrosses sts
O:4O 4. VI. daily (Sunaav 100 N, for NAI,fI;
CHUNK and intermediate stations
S:i3 A. W. iaIly FOR WlLkEsBARi.'. ITHAcH.
GENEVA. l.OCHESTEH. RrFFAIO. MA, ARA FALL
SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and tho West and principal
local points Dining Ger and Chair Car 90 Buffalo.
1880 4. W. daily except Suaiay. for MiTcH CHUNK
and intermediate points.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
60 LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSE
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. Inventors snouid writ. Joan
wedderburn 4 Co, Patent Attorneys,
Washington. d. c.. for their 5000 pre-
Application.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
Railroads.
RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
nailroa0s.
(An,hraci,e coal used eScluslvely)
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals

On and after Nov % 1896
Trains leave station foo, % Liberty 81.
5or .fsston, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
$50, t.l5. s:lO tl Is % Easton A. ". il0 ! 30 as
HSo 20 Esstoni. 5t5 q 30 70 Allentown = 81 Sundays
$50 q - 10 Easion) A. NJ. On. 2 80 r ".
For Wilkesbare, ri'tston. and Scranton 9:i0 A. ~.
1lo. 20. 4;To y. " surdst. $50
For Reading At 4.3o 500 @ 10 1900 ~ 70 A. II. l:io
80 s;c0 $50; SOC s.s sro-p.3sf.72 Is nigh, sun.
Gays 10 a NJ 90 30 3 70. E@p M. i2is night
For Harrisburg AZ 4 10 500 $40 ll.30 A. NJ i;iO
80 40 500 aa5 l.. NJ. i2.ia night. Sundays t,s6
roT roT Snnbury. l<wisbury. and william,por, n, 40
a. NJ. 500 =. -
AL RAIL ROuTE.
- FOR long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. sc.
fof Red Bank. Long Branch. Ashury Park. Oc.s,
grove ana points torh 20 Point Pleasant. go $40
JOS ~. 10. Ia: 0io 60 Ped Bsnkl as 40
& ~ nl5 p NJ sundays fstons at In,"rlnker s1- A.
b"ry PARK and Ocean ,iroysl 900 \
- For LAKEWOOD.
NJ ~ ~ "'' ''''
Fer Toms River. Parnssat PARK. and Rarn.ea, 40
i0+s 4. NJ I:4s 49,
ror Atlantic city. vneand. and Bridge,on. 40 A. NJ
For MONMOUTH Beach seebr,xh,. End Hirhsns. ~
nav.sink 20 $40 iOfs ". '7o is as 40
T.. S'irfays 4 4
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
''BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"


arrives Buffalo a:o5 ~ Pullman v.s'ibule Day Coach
ts ani farlOr Cars Through TO Rochester Dining
,ar @ strvice Meals la carte Connects a Buffalo with
i2'iO - ". daily. except Sunday for Mauch Chunk
and intermediate points.
IfO J.. w. daily. except Sunday. for wikesbarre pits
ton. Scranton and principal Intermediate stations con.
meets for all points in coal regions to- Wilkes
bare.
4:iO T. VI. daily except Sunday. for Wlk..barre
Ptts'on scranton and principal Intermediate stations
conr ects for AL POINTS IN coal region Pullman Buffet
Paror- Car o Wilkesbarre ~
S.I5P. ". daily. Tor EAsTON and Intermediate sta
~
GAO y. VI. daily. except Sunday Express for Stating
ton and principal intermediate stations for
Reading eE- iarrs1urs Chair Car o siating,on "
7::O y. W. daily. for HIFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS
and all points W-st Pullman Sleeper vesiibuled train
~ Y. to Chicago. Sleeper TO- buffalo and Toronto
900 T.. W. daily for ITHACA GENEVA ROcUFs
TER. BIFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and ail points
West. Pullman sleeper TO Chicago md buffalo Slerper
Wilkesharre.
Additional local trains daily Sunday Round
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows: {, IN
A NJ. go 4 20. and $50 r. VI. ~
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235 2s3 o..
.323 Broadway. 81 Fast Itth St l56 Eas Ic,,h
127 Bowery. y. Y: $50 Fulton St. Troad
way, and BROOKLYN Annex. Hrouglyn. ~
New-York Transfer Company Will for ch.c,,
baggage from hotel residence through - destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

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SHETLAND PONIES.-Over 100 head or
hand. breeding stock: chiidren's pon.e,
suitable FOR Nmas presents. W. J. SAMP-
son. Youngstown. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PIiII.ADELPIIIA. BhITIMORF AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. wee oa~s. 30. 500 900 1000
@ ~ 30 Dining CAP 4 ~; 30. 200. $40. 400 nsun.,
farlor Car). 4:?o 600 Dining cnr). 600 10 e.OJ
= NJ. l2i3 night. Sundays 30 900 1000 II m
Dining Can. A. 81. 90. tOl 300 Dining Car r. ~
1919 night. - ~
For baltimore and washinGion week DAYS. 500 1000
II 80 Dining carr \. " 2 90 30 300 Dining Car,
=. NJ. 1913 night. SUNDAYS 600 II 20 Dining can
A. NJ. 200 300 Dining Car). +. M. 1913 night
Tickets and parlOr- he
Liberty I3. Ire 2GI 45 s.s 40 s25 i,ro,iwsy
West I25,h St. 81 Columbus Az. New York Court
s.. SEQ Fulton s.. BROOKLYN. 9s Broadway Williams
burg The New York Transfer Company viii cal, Tor and
heck hagghge from hotes OF resience 90 he.tinntinn