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The sun., 1898-02-16
MAHER STOPS SMITH.
The Big lriSllmIan ISests the Black
Thunderbolt In u Manly Fight
al the Arena.

Special to THE SuN.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l5.-peter Maher
stopped {. {. Smith, the black thunder.
Dolt from Buffalo, in three rounds, at the
Arena, tonight
1t was very clean scientific bout and
was free from brutality. Slnlth was not
Knocked out, but he was helpless against
the ropes and another punch wollu have
Shocked linn ont, but the referee sent
Maher to hls corner and would not let
him finish his groggy opponent
This action on the Referees part was
well received b., the spectators as they
were not anxious to see Il good game
man punished unnecessarily anu II
showed that the average sport il not Il
brute.
Smith proved himself good clever
boxer and il was the option of good
judges that he would give the average
heav' weight good fight.
When the men came into the ring it
was seen that Smith was taller than the
lnshman. There was splendid specimen
Of physical manhood and was trained to
the finest point. Mal,er was in pretty
good shape, but could have spared five
on ten pounds of flesh.
The black man seemed nervous and
kept on the move mostly all the time.
taking good care to keep out of Mahcr's
reach. There was little work done in
the first round
Maher started right at the negro. He
landed light punch with his left on the
chin. Maher seemed to be feeling Smith
out and most OF his leads were at long
range and did not hurt. The round
ended in a clinch.
The second round developed the fact
that Maher was going to be the victor,
although at the opening of the third
round Smith gave him Il surprise by
landing hard left hand smash full -.
the face.
Peter landed hard left lander and
then another in the stomach, sending
the negro to the floor with hard right
handler on the head. He got up only to
60 down again. Then he was sent stag
gcrng around the ring Wit. another
punch on the head Peter rushed him
again and had him groggy on the ropes.
Another punch would have put him out,
but the referee sent Maher to his corner
and Smith was saved from Il knock out.
In the preliminary bouts, Martin
Judge and Charley Woods fought six
hard rounds. Ellwood McCloskey de-
feated Harry Burk, and Frank McGee
whipped Billy McAnav.
The sun., 1898-02-16
DO You KNOW

That YOU can get Zimmer's own
make of Sauer krout, also fresh
Tripe daily at stalls IS and 36
Third Street Market House. If
You can't call in person call tele-
phone No. $50 and we will send
your order direct to your lesi-
dence.
A full line of Imported and
Domestic Cheese, Fish and Sau-
sages, also Olive Oil, Mustard,
White Wine Vinegar, Chow.
Chow and Peppersauce con.
stant|y on hand.
The sun., 1898-02-16

lF THERE is anything at all in name.
safety pin ungIn to Dc---salc. The name
Is missioner /! she Is not. Yet why
should she have laid hrr>c!i open to the
danger Of swallowing such an article ;!
Mark Twain once described baby a.
something that made Il pocket Of it,
mouth" but that description was in
tended to apply only to babies. The
pin-c'1sion Is a safer receptacle than the
human mouth for even a safety pin.
The sun., 1898-02-16

The yoIng %onrn interested in that
anii-kis>ing crusade III Georgia should,
in justice /, thcnSr ives, hiatt the move
ment long "n 'ngn to experiment a little
with the alleged evil ANA ind out by ac-
tual experience ii it i- really as Iangci :
o;ls as some people say 1t is.
The sun., 1898-02-16

LEMuEL ELI QuIGG is once more master
Aof the New York Republican ship. 1t
would be well if the noted Eli would
profit by experience, change the posi-
tion of his tiIlcr and strike out on a new
tack.
The sun., 1898-02-16

IT would be good scheme if those
record breaking runs on the railroads
were advertised before they are made,
instead OF after so that travellers might
take advantage Of them.
The sun., 1898-02-16

IT Is probable that the trial Of Sheriff
Martin and his deputies will speedily ter
inmate, as tn, bcIigerent attorneys in
the case have exhausted their vocabulary
OF descriptive profanity.
The sun., 1898-02-16

THE woman suffragists can gauge the
extent to which their cause has pro-
gressed by the amount OF space the news
papers give to the reports OF their con-
vention.
The sun., 1898-02-16

TIE rescue Of he Arctic wha lers il-
CDlves n l+4O-nite sleigh ride, with only
six hours Of light per day, and not very
good light at lhat 4 better country for
"onrtship could not be to,liu than
Alaska.
The sun., 1898-02-16

Twenty. SEVEN states will choose new
Governors this year, and rather more
than two dozen of them are expected to
be no improvement over their predcccs-
sOrs.
The sun., 1898-02-16

LETTER has made another big purchase
of 1.-THE great cereal. 1t is pretty nearly
time for Mr.. Letter to prt his wheat on
, the bargain counter.
The sun., 1898-02-16

1r is said by those who have returned
from the gold region that up in the
klondike every dog has his day, and
about twenty.four hours of the night.
The sun., 1898-02-16
Coon morning!

THE Congressman who talks war
without doing anything to prepare TOR
war is more fool than patriot
The sun., 1898-02-16
lOn't Miss This.

The Delaware s'arngorhmd will give
their Grand Annual haII-Masque in the
German Hall, Monday, February 2lst.
the event OF the season. Ticket adj.
mitting lady and gentleman 81.
The sun., 1898-02-16
NO Tax On AGENTS '::'': ':y, :t Brad: Cd.

~ United States supreme Count, and
other prominent julistS, aud have
decided that all State, County and Town
laws or regulations eXnctin, fees from
agents. cnnvassers. distributors and drum.
me1s are unconstitutional.
AGENTS NEED NO LICENSE.
1"eny-six weeping decisions >Eprtup
agents. A'trt! rletr- LnnyaSsprs ui>tibr T..
tors, hrnrmc,., pa,entec-, rpd,lIr,,, >o.
llclt Photographer, AMI al otlt,s ev
cmpfed fro" 'o"ni tXn'i ~ sent an,wlrrc
10y !: i''lhe irr"Ss law departlnrnt
/ ~ ,UN, R"n1 .Iuh Fnihiinp. station G.
'hi'a"ell'h1h ;. A. one # the I've
cfl"hS hrpenlS HE S!N. every month
'G'p"'''it'"'i pre-" t""'t>livr cents Il , ear.
sample copy, three cel4t>; none free.
The sun., 1898-02-16
SHIPS FOR kLONDIkE REGIONS
Peter Il, bloomsbury to Superint end
the Imperial Navigation Com.
DAIy,

Captain Peter +. Bloomsburg, furmcrl,
captain of the steamer City of Chester, OF
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Steam
boat Company, will g. TO klondike n
gions in the spring.
Mr. Bloomsbury will be s,,pcrntcn
dent OF the Imperial Navigation Com
pany. He is experimenting the build
ing Of two steamers at Nixon's shipyart
EIizabethport, \. j., which will be
shipped to the gold regions in the neal
future. Captain BIounISburg lives at
no. SIS Adams street, this city
Men will be sent from the east to put
the ships together
The Rev Mr.. Word OF Miudlelown,
was in this city on Monday and pln-
chased an organ from Mr.. John Brown,
for his church.
On Thursday evening George Jones, Il
young lawyer Of Reading, Pa, will lee
lnrc on Tenant and Tenant" in st..
Stephens Lutheran Church.
|. W. 'iihEey, the wciI-kn,wn n,er-
chant tailor, has removed to the CAV
lhrrp Building until March -, when he
will occupy the store BIB Market street.
The sun., 1898-02-16

Joseph 7. Whit~in Of TIL. city, wa, a
visitor al Media, Eo., yesterday.
A minstrel, musical and gyluualic
entertainments will 'c given on Friday
evening at $ So'cIock in the West End
Reading Room
The second barge for j. II. icnncr of
Jersey City, now completed by the
Jackson y Sharp Company will BE-
launched this morning.
A new vault for the remains of Mrs,
Bird has been constructed on the Bayard
lot at Old Swedes cemetery by William
Davidson, of Ninth and King streets.
The sun., 1898-02-16

TIE new owners of the Wilmington
City Railway yesterday inspected the
lines all over the city. They expressed
satisfaction with their purchase, but cx-
pressed their intention Of making certain
reforms. One Of these in particular is to
change the hour Of starting cars in the
morning. The miserable service given
by the late management Of the railway
will disappear and the system OF the new
managers will be made to accommodate
the roads patrons.
The sun., 1898-02-16

THE tension between Spain and the
United States appears to be rapidly
reaching the breaking point The span
lsh Government has refused to make any
diSavoNaI or explanation ui the scul-
mcnts Of the De Lomr letter and is ARM
ing the reserve ships Of it, merchant
marine. III this country the steel works
are busy night and Cay turning out pro-
jrctil"S ana ordnance material. lnst the
most significant thing Of all is the TACT
that a' last ne House has been permitted
to manifest consciousness Of the exist
cnCc Of Gu, Il.
The sun., 1898-02-16
No Tax on Podd|erS

You ought to have the latest de-
cisions on this point. Send one dime
and get them all THE SUN, Ran
dolph building, Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-02-16
commerce. and Finance.

Prices of Flour were well maintained,
and offerings were onI y moderate, but
trade was sluggish and unsatisfactory,
johbers generally being supplied for near
wants and Indifferent about operating.
spot Bran was in fair request at well sns.
taincd prices. and receipts and stocks
were small The limited arrivals of No.
! and choice Hay were promptly alb
-orbed ut full prices, but medium and
low grades, which comprised the bulk of
the receipts were little wanted and ruled
in buyers favor. Straw was freely offered
at former rates but buyers operated spar
ingly. Refined Sugars were firm and il,
moderate request. Provisions were with
out important change, but there was
little doing except in jobbing lots. Flee.
ton day being a legal holiday, the Com
mercial exchange was closed, in conse.
qnence of which the customary review
Of the markets for Wheat, Corn and Oats
is necessarily ommitted.
Butter and Eggs.
The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the Plla.
iclphIa Butter and Egg BOard:-
Solid Packed Batter.
Separator Creamery, extra. ........2 .2O(o2l J
Creamery, tirsts. .lS(o 19
do sccondS..........................17
Imitation Creamery, rxtra..........lG
90 ...........................l5
do seconds. ..........................I.,M II
adle-packeu. eXtra,................lj
90 ilrStS."................... ...l II
do seconds ......,....,.............l2
;'rn, Butter.
4 rrNNrrv, la,.....................,..@@2
90 !IfS(S......,.. .,.......................LtF |
do seconds. ........................lS
Eggs.
.'rNn-ylvHnia and near bv...-,.......Ij,
Western, strictly frrsll.."."..".."lll
southern, fresh. l.,..........,.....lij and u
Butter, steady; Eggs. strong.
The sun., 1898-02-16

NEWsp AFER ADVERTISING IN THE
~ United States 4 book Of two hundred
pages, containing catalogue Of about six tIlul,>-
and newspapers being all that are credited by
the American Newspaper Directory Cpccrml or
edition for 1870 with having regular i~sucs Of
lND copies or more. Also separate state ma IS
Of each and every state of the American Union,
naming those towns only in which there are
issued newspapers having more than 1.nnl s''rrll-
latIon. This book ISSUED December l5 1850 will
be sent, Im>tagc paid, to any address, ON receipt
of one dollar Address. The Geo. =. Kowcl Ad-
vcrtisinS Co.. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
The sun., 1898-02-16
MALE ARD FEMALE
Agents Wanted

BY an old and wrIl-known Co,uponv
no capital required. Goods been aIvrr.
tlscd for over 90 years. Never offered
throl1gl', canvasscrs Iciorc. Business
gentccI IN every particular Address
The sun., 1898-02-16
SPECIAL. ..
Patronize Home Enterprise
Shall Everything
Go to Phila-
delphia +?
TO THE PUBLIC:

TO THE PUBLIC:
The undersigned will pub
lish a DIRECTORY and
BUSINESS GAZETTEER
of the City Of Wilmington
for 1895. The book will be
distinctively a Wilmington
work. The compiling, can
vassing, printing, binding
and management will be
entirely by Wilmington
people.
The canvass of names will
be by intelligent, painstak-
ing citizens Of this city, and
will he compiled by expert
enced directory men, resi-
dents Of this city. No ex.
pense will be spared to give
our citizens a frst.c'ass up
to date directory
When a canvasser calls for
your subscription to book,
or for advertisement, ask
him if he represents the
Home Concern. Patronize
home enterprises and insist
Oh having the directory is
sued by the
Advertising 6 Agency
W. c. K. COLQUHOUN, Manager.
SOP Equitable Building,
Wilmington, Delaware, Jan Sth. 1898.
Do You KNOW
The sun., 1898-02-16
ZimmermaDD,
STALLS 35 and SO,
CITY MARKET

AGENTS. Just out, little
BLACK tnlnbling acroba1ic bug
the mystery Of mysteries; most
sensational and fast selling nov
city on the market; to show one
sells a dozen; sample and cata-
logue, &c. lleustis Novelty Co.,
90 Laldlaw axe, JersevC1ty., n y.
The sun., 1898-02-16
Butter and Eggs.

The following are the official Whole.
sale prices recorded today at the Phila-
del phia Butter and Egg Board:--
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. leave W 42d st. station. y a. as io''"''
~ az ~ ssrlier from foot Of Franklin St: ,,,.o,
nrr "a, NJ for Crsnstons. west foini' ,nt hi.e 80
/" 1SHes Mohonk and Minnewaska CatskiN MOUNTAINS
Al6abi;; "arOSTiNENTAL LIMITED. Daily. Tor A.
Sany syrscuss Rochester. Buffalo Niagara ives
S%annSsa,an3 Detroit Chicago and ST Louis; A!rI'e'
Sbiesso and ST Louis next afternoon l-lnins - Can
r. ~, a. Dailv except sunday, for Consets
'7W" 7'rt Wes; Point Cornwall Newoursh' and 'h'e'
tdiave snary except sunday Albany. Saratoga
~ Montreal arr Eastern Canada ,,,.1 Dsuv fo,
=. ,. !, N chicago and 81. Louis Limited Dd'y ~.
"'o" A. 'Svy,rIss Rochester. Buffalo Niagara fa's'
Tron,o peroit Cleveland. Chicago and -. BuSe Bnne.
-.r - n paily except Sunday, for Syiaouse' rVN'e'
re Ser fuffao. Niagara Falls and Tor snio Roehes-
S,S y W naily for Albany. ltica y tSo..s - 70
Ter Bufao Niagara Falls Toronto ne,r13' cb, hs,
and. Chicago and tii sii Hountains our
a e leavo Brooklyn "Aunex'-B. 10 40 A 30 20 W NJ
Ir.sv Ci,y r r. Staton-B II ~ :" M''
G. 3:a5 T. NJ ., ....,. 80 opcas
lime 'A9 q + LAWRFRT General P,ssenser Asent
Vanderbilt Ave. New 1ork
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

Through leave New-1oTk loot o OF we Sna's ss
hso.c II Vesfihuled Express daily for Brs;hamton:
u,Do.a,iv Eimra Buffalo Bradford Arrives ljuhalo y
p NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo. -, -, D.. ,,,.
o:i5 L. M.-Veshued EXPRESS daily loT FIT sers.S
and Monticello Dany, except SUNDAY oI nII
man Parlor car for Elnra re-. ., ,,r, s,,t,
- f,r chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 NJ. chicago
8 p " sleepcrs 10 Chicago Cleveland ana Cinoinna"
10 r. M-RuNalo ard Cleveland Vesuhurd Express
,rr,ves et Bunalo 1.oS \. NJ. Bradfctd ~ 4
W rencsiG1n 200 4 ", Youngstown ioll A. VI
cleveland 10 r Seepers to Huhal" ana cleveland
n,,5 p M-rsiIy solid Train for BingharLn. Elin'r'.
v,srv and chicago Slecpers 70 Horne,svise Chicago
and cincinnati. Dining Car. $50 ,.,,,.,. 80
~ COVM6nATTONS AZ III. il3 col 4u and gi7 BROAD
wav 1877 T}overy laG Eas' l2';hs ara -" Nssi 2',n
va ,.Sa-,hcrs and 22d ferries. ~ York 332
ond s,O Fuiton-st as Broadway BROOKLYN Il River St
IJobote- ana Jersey CITY station New ik Transfer
CO caiis TO- checks baggage from h'f' and resi-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
Railrod0s.
i3ailrodos.
"NMERICA's GREATEST RAlLNOAD'
NEW YORK GENITAL !!l.!:
All through train, stop a, Albany UTICA S''"N'''
HocheS,ei ahn Grs,d Central station follows

c,racuse
All through train, stop a, Albany u''A' syracuse
trains leave Grand Central station as foliow.'
$40 4. M.-DsEy except sunday IIMMttrEp IMt rsp''
r,,,e,i I4ain in ibe cHio Due Buale AS M De-
Nissara. Fails. 5:3o P NJ: Toronto 200 p,ari;v r.
roit II 10 p VI. Limited 10 us ssauns uIsaih Niagara
S15 A. Mast MAIL Dany-For buHa'''
Falls and Cleveland. -. Sunday FOR
1910 A M-pAy EXPRESS. except S'E s,a,. ro,n,s
Buns'o and al IMPORTANT NsT EyITED and CHI
cAGO SPECIAL Daiy-f,oic
$50 p M.-TRoY ASn eARAToGAr SFs Fssratoss
300 P M%L4KE sAoRB LIMITED ps,iyclst nns clstelsnd
train 10 Ch'cago via Lake ec,..ning and par
7:i5 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 T. NJ "'e'p'
600 r M~wEsrERN EMPRESS. Dali Dsnyof0' ~
sgara Falls Toronto. C1eyelsna I1lnn'Iy-ror Troy.
S.25 M.-NokIHERN EArhh2s EAr,HiaTs for OTTAWA.
7.4O r %rhDiRoSDAcK MOUNTAINS AND Mo''-
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily co1,rpvEsTERN
s.4" sPrcIaL 8psrAET psynTor Bursio SasaTa Fails
Cleveland Cincinnati lndianaprls aId natix~sie.p-
Lyons and Ss for In RochsseT iU and buffalo ov,.,,
O.1IP N-PACIFTC EMPRESS. Dnny.a" and *
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland Cheas me kynurn road
1910 nsht@MIDSIGHT ExPnEss I Fer cslca9sE; gp59sy
nights. chicaqs sleeper: ssys ,so 9, s,i'
P!t'snsld Sundays only az 9:21 a M
Wagner Palace cars all through trains
Te snd Was1er ofhces at Grand central ssSep
i3 2Gi AIS Broadway 81 Fast 14h 81 nt2 s' S,tion
225 Columbus Ave Gi West lc5'h g. i23ts ,,Sn =, 81
and los Broadway. r. -. Brooklyn. 49, - x.yyork
Telephone '279O Thr,yeighth Street fGr New "" ss
Central Cab servic. Baggag. checked from "'''' '
GEORGE Fl DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
r ailrp0us.
RAILROADS..
den NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.
n ABROAD.

=, .,1oNs ,oor Il WEaT TwENTY.TAlKlp1 - ttN'
sss,s :t nutes later than that given 6e'0" '0'
o IT, FAST eanei eaf psbars F"iaT os 10
. coliss. rs:eq5s a s]sS.ns Car
FAsT 5s.F2s
sesgns pres rieSeana Toiedo Cincinnati
Int a,ap,is 2nisyHs Ip - II9 sT LOUIS EMPRESS
Na.Ss cn,iDna,nx ~ chesso fs Cleveland
40 p W. FG5 TaffS ssf PITTS
p r. PAcFie P:s%Is and
Gag W. c0nT',i NAIL f2' SD Tgs
s.rnr Car NeM Iok 70 East oSTy So coaehe, p1s
burg wS.HiycToS 3St aaI, T,S, xS6 n7Ds Car.
B%5s Cox; q: nsS 2" n,9s sdnssy e1 o
ns can n q ~ G0nsTs;'9nS' Cs,rc cs 80 Dinns caD
SO, TItERX FAiLwAY.-E Express 40 p M 'Eo 's"'
ATT.avTrc COAST 1INE--EHpres. 20 a m ana '''
& p.;x4 cSHpGR4 2,2 sTs m s'y
ATISSTc sS aay' GsiSrcsa'-Tr GC.Snea Train sp
Ruro, Fafio 2 Cars coach ard Combined
iATF i.1s G4sS5s Hssl2 r Fa
s'Tset s'a'on, $50 ii:S ~ % 20 NO. NJ rSn tr
sS sS 5 s'F:; % sasdSy. 9iS a IA
FOR PHIL&DEIPHtA. ,.,od, n "a
N m 90 % so 20 - 80 penna. binn.sr1' 20
rinr Car, 1880 Gnine Can, y 20 ;1,rinr car SO
1pninr csr % $50 m l2"' o,6 n,6s'' 10 80 Din-
inF CAR a M $50 Dining Car; 800 - a. { 90
Can. 4.5o Dining Carr $50 Dining 'd'' '
7pket orces nos 4e, a Iiee ls:a III ana Street e
broadway Astor House: West I"eIl's u c,-.ia nd
station foot Of DessTs,ses Is 'n ns broadway
"a pennsvlvania Annex station. Brooklyn, ~, nau
yersev civ Th- New York Transfer company
~ snd check baggage from hotels ana res'ue"o''
through n destination. -, T., p.,,g,,v,n,,
Telephone "21SI Eighteenth 0'-e' "
Railroad Cab Service u wOOD
j u II - Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
NIL LHCKAWANNA AND wEsrIiRN II. r.
station. In Scw York. foot of Barclay
and Christophcr Strcets -
yESTIBILED TRAINS PViLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH Light.

\. VI.
,n.oo 4. N-ca,a carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON.
'rINGHAMTON. owEGO ITHACi. Et.MiRA
tTiCs. RIcHrIELD STRINGS, sYt,AcrsE an, and
,-c A. Buffalo with trains Tor CHICAGO and points
.u, ,-u,, -.
400 VI. dDany,c1csro nj RnTs,o Tt ,s1:sgsd Fly
MIRA Pulman BunNt PaIlor Ci to Emira
through Sleeni-< Cars and Day Coafh % chicago
ar-ivi-c AZ Il p. nert dav. 800.
,oo q, N-SCRASToS. wifKFSpARFE snt PLYM-
M TN EMPRESS Pullman Bunet fat,or Car
900 r. w. d5a,lv-Chicngo and Buffalo Ie-tihulsi lin
r.l r.n-ees fr CRANTON PlNGlIANT0N. Eli
MIRA Rj'FFiIO Through Burf Steering Car
Nevyork ~ Chicac- ,nn'nE thr wa ~ BuNao
$50 P VI. Taii'l- RuNa:o tspres' nll,,,an se.gS,'
"'",or SCRANTON BINTHAMTo$. EiMiRA. FAITH
Mt MORRIS and EUFFALo. arriving in Buffalo =
o.,o y, W. fn,D,,-R1'FFArO SCRANTON. RISG
""uANTo% OWFGO ITHACA EtMlEA sfRA-
Cr-er RICiFIFI.D SPRINGS ana. OSWEIo t'N-
PRESS Pullman Runet sl'epcrs epcrs,,,,,o,.r,oxs
rrcLFTS AND PULLMAN ACtoNMopATllNS ~
Henry Gazc & sor-s G.miietl ll2 bIad"ay, ~ taIs
Place i29 Broadway sri ''2 Br ad'shFc, ,s,,s
ffh. cor l@fh 81 ~ VEST '@0'n
- o3i Colunh ave. york 53s iaf 736 Fulton
end 100 nroafway. Br0"klyn Time 'an''' s'''"N 80"
inform ifion au stations . go - g., -,
IvF>sTcoTT EMPRESS COMPANY 'sNl eaE ior ana
check baggage hotel resienc" 20 d"Aiina'"h
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
t,,px,sHEp ROOMS TO LET.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

LITERARY NAN wants desirable heated
room in cOngenia, family. moderate. give
particulars. PERMANENT. l.269 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
r. OHIO R. r

ave \
foot Of Liberty street .e...-.
CHICAGO 'iSo m. 'i4' = % m ana is m.
.,5 Is nisSt - 90 a m trains from Lher'y.st onN,,
'i1-iiSrISV.TI ST. LOUIS. 1000 n m, ''.ho p m
SETy oP1FhNs ~" p. r. nhroush seepso'
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To pAApELrhI. w %AsHnN1IoM m CD3er NH 4ico p m.
i,o2 No., 40 tpner) ass tDineD. '335 p m ana
'l.l' n.y.. N.Y. are iiiun1nsted with Pintsch Light
6Mces: II3 l72 26i 1884 Edway 81 p Mh,s
a. Y a3a 3s4 Fuon-st.. BrooklYn While-
h fTeminai baggage checked from hotel or res'oehee
d.s,
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

., i,,.slo s.55 T. II. Pullman vestioule Day So esne
ca Fsrior ,ets Dinns-Car service. Meals "a .oi
or.ri- Al buffalo through sleepe:s 10 Ce'io'' ~
Cn!caso ~ . 4, ..uv IN, EASTON MAl3;H
fytifNK WII.kESEARkE, SCRANION anu w.
chair al O Easton
s....,, 1.iO l. daily except sunday Tor W ~ a.,
u 49, TITTsTON SCRANTON and prncipal nss,
mdie aiions connects Tor al points IN coal res "'
,I.,on ruiet Parlor car for Wllkesparre' r,sn,,S
Ful,inan Fn 20 + NJ da,. eXcep; sunday. for EASuO"
an1 ~, M, 81 Sundays for MAUcH CHfNK
A1a u, "a Gi1 p ~ day Sunday, for EASroN
"''"ctraI iniermedia iaie stations
.30. 900 P NJ eaiy for BUFFALo; NiAelnsn Ia si
eli points West. Pullman sleeper ves euIe
r&ahiS & az 10 chicago. sieepers TO buffalo ana Ior'h'o
~ ning car New York 70 Easton. -, .,..,,,. oriv
!.so, 500 r " daily except sunday ftPPh S
MA1SH cHUNK. sAYKE GENENA KOCH KGSHE eipei sEn;
fH M Pnralo None hu, seepnf car passengers 'stf'e'
$50. $3.50 P NJ. daily for WILKESbh iIh
go C'r,<T.V, ROCHESTER. BUFFAIO NlSfJAtN
Calls and ali points west Pullman sleeper 10 ohlGakp
n, 10 BOUND BROOK and tnternedlate poih,s
n1i, NJ 80 90 1850 40 % so and o:S. osa ~
ohy, ara Pullman accommodations at ll3 2si 10
s.t o.. anI 3c3 Broadway. 81 T. 1ih St. 5' " i2osn
80 20, i,overv v Y SEQ Fulton ST. Court St. sS
D. psrooosr,v ard Brooklyn Annex. Brookyn ,- 49,
transfer will call f0r and check baggage IRON
ho,sl o- residenc, through 20 d@stina'oh
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

Male.
YOUNG MAN. 90 wants position
thing: best reference. ;. Air1->N'
DER ogi chauncey BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

| GARpENER. English. life experience II,
ali branches excellent recomme,hhaase,un,' su,
| for ability horesiy. sopre'y' nDnTrNEp
| ,iass dairvooman Address GARDt'Nb bh,
| ARC Geo Fancourt. Wilkesharre. penn.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
Railroads.
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

......s loot Nest -'d - - el.' H. NJ N
IJ.sbI IT.
Indicates time from West I'D - o'her hsuie' 80
time from Cortlandt pesbrosses 81 ", "a,
.,i:IO, G:2O A. VI. daily tSHndaE of'' ~ -"
rAST1N and intermediate stations. ccp Al
so 30 NJ daily for M@Il;h @ kSBAIi'E ~ EntTFAf
~ r IL and the West. and principai i'1"
nnir,s" lining car and chair car 10 bunaio.
A.L
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

NURSE. nv American rrotes,an, widow.
experienced IN all kinds ~ nursing hy
day. week or night. references. JANE
MIrIJGAN 80 East 3ath St
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29
pIIJIaRD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of Billiard and Poo.
Tables; reasonable prices; easy terms
A. n. MARK BROS. i24 East i+th-st
New-York tribune., 1898-09-29

UPSTAIRS WORK. Girl. four months IN
country would like To- take upstairs
work. willing and ohliglng. Cnll ~ 3o3
East IOath st 81 foor.