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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
COMMISSIONERS or HEALTH

The Bard met YESTERDAY q Ehe usual rne ssd Place
hs Honor the Mayor presiding.
ne consignees Of the schooner Queen Of TIC south
from Cumberland Hrbor Cuba, srpcsrea before the
rcne WITH the renewal Of an spphcxtlou pevio1sy
made fer leave 70 M 70 he city 70 aks cargo
TIC vessel asohHred Tucsisy last TAs captain
reported tha, he taitd from Points Pe,re (HaytD ,o
Guaoacupe and thence 10 Cumberland Earbor; tna,
wblc Al tho last namci place hs vessel lay a. anchor
about seventeen miles from shore, and hs, far he
able 70 Woer;sn, there scsners-s, les, no
yellow fevor--ethe- among tho slipping on shore.
There death oa tho passage, reported 10 have
been caused By yellow fever, although that fslse
impression The nan bad died fryn "run ,remcus (de.
lirium rcnens) Drt. Rockwell and rbomysou .eulely
sxan ned thc captain N what wAs meant by "rlrn
trcuens ed 70 TIC ccurte Or toe inquiry sen. Wa
eucitsd shos tAs. The had died from rometbrs
hae inflammation Of the bosess
II was decided thai tSs yessel may come ~ on Wed.
nesdsy peyt
Application hsvirs been made 10 the HOsrs for perms.
ron - remove scme oaes 0r cotton fsOul Qlarsnsne,
when driea, H. lOcs ~ cut Of he cy, tae Comma
soncrs ofsred no obieciicus
The kAYos staed 70 tDo Board ths Ia puFaaoce or The
'nrtssccrs tvcb him cy resolution Iasecd ystefay ne
LAD aisndso meeteg of the Coamssioacfs q Empa
t9n tn The 6amo aftefucou, snd haa laid before thu,
hoaVIsbie body he -sys deeires ~ lae COMMISSION
cr- q hesb se vas glad 10 cay hsi the propostous Of
the htAta scmmfl cIeis met w.n general favor, Tor
thtro sss atisht feeling among the Comm ss1nors o.
kmEfAlsn - TO- dfmEees q e course 10 90 pursuea
t1A uCrNion. The We've OF tbe Beard cal not stga
rcsc attention, snd tne Of 1890 0eD Was rncnouay
grautcd-thst s Iceaua1l psesed au. or IN. thsa
10 be rssed oen, with the cooeent nf Toe ae
auiaefhies - put Dask VlaisDtre ~ sde place
where * vas before.
n TroMrsOS Inquired vheor any Committee hal beeo
spposied.
tcNnr ~ stsss. kHriigS1, Csa5trec sni rlasef bsi
hecr appointed T. Wat no place sud report . Ine Bagd
resatl q tner Inquiries. tney nteE ed ester upoa
nsr duties II once and hso given " ne slr.
vcycr ~ mtes tnew end sccoMyany the COMMITTEES ~
QuafButne " morrow, With vew 81 exam0ing the lafe
suslpOx hotptt and 10 take ins necessary steps for
having building rspalred and rendered rerviceasis
~ pCsable. they aso aanerzea ~ rspecs
aad fCpgrs ne Con1t,n ol tUch of the sale
eN rsrdng 80 hat the Cor ~ieroners mivbt zsrartAn
wa6t eHWut ~ rcosiFs wl BE- required active opera.
ncrg would - c5rDen-ad yth n e o. A. as e0esiba
aud urctcouief vito xor and The s3mmHss pr0p sd
o vsit ne ssoauts hrte hm.s week Enis he wogk
IN ErCgTts.
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ROW ~ rHR rOMBs PRISON YARD.
disurbauce took sIsce =. Friday IN the yard
of tie rcrss tetweeo tvo prsouers nAnei wxe C,lns
AMI Hugh Mccormick both coufned fcr drunk and
dsordery conduct, durbf whcn Collins inflicted very
severe gash the side Of Ncsormcks head, and nearly
'cut Cn hs len ear, With dinner knife. 1te qusrrs cri
gnsei In regsri ~ ITO possession Of the kne ard Col
lns Gle ming Il, snatched u ont Of scCormicks hand.
Argry wcrcs and tlows followed sEi scon Nc11rmeg
eeivcd Tho gash % toe side of bis heal Collins was
tasen before justice Coeuoily, who ocEed his no for
trial We j. toe nan ~ho Uaortss $40, Fcverey
resi fellow prisoner VINO SIS confined Tie cen
Win hin tlat he uied Collins ~Heu urCrgtt Ter Trial
rfafcd guty of manslaughtrr the f0ufth aceree cJs
udfmeat ss susrenasd I'D he never tss 5esn rughed
F8r IL. yfeuce
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE FRoM WEST.
CHEsTgR.
The democratic de.egstes OF the rrs, Assembly de,rct
Of the county ., weschessr re al Co0pcrs Hotel Ford
ham, lhurssy, September q 70 select delegates 70
18th. Dr salmon skinner OF Yonsers elected Pro
sdoDt Jesse Lyon and James ferris vice pres DENTS AMI
Thomas smith and D.rius Lyon sscretsriee Affcr 'he
organization was perfected credentials presented
from the delegstes from Yonkes Fascte,tev ard Nes
chester. Two ses of credentials IRON West ssrms
gsosonssd cnc Of then representing hoSc sGs,srg the
d6mccrsic principles Of James BichE8sn and supporting
his ADMINISTRATION, and the too Others eleced uEoer
cal signed BY A. u. Tappan who ofisa,ed Al tho sis
Isgryic.D meeting, from among tboss vho voted 3s
Buentran s1d Breckinriigc. re Chairman 0ccfod pai
the credentials OF tbose esced under the rst cal
regular and he others bogus. An appeal from tns
char On ths dscsion asen srd the chair nan
hss non rorrissnia rere also offered, snd taiso
eectea under the call OF y W. Gey we're declared r..
fuag by committee Of fvo, 10 EhOm ths credeUkeE we're
reierrtd Edward iaEto Nesscnoster ras ibea cnsai
ncVry eleted delegate ard m non Simmer Asrast0
70 aesnd the convtnao a. Syrscua sho to1 issttu
The Committee Resolutions. comg1s sEs reyi- =. Mr.
rs, IsnSAfr In6erhli, fhcs. smith, sifnael " FardY,
Berry Srrniley ard Dr. Samuel Sknrcr tncu reported
The following rescuiicus Which scfe aa0lbed ursonJds
iy
Resolved "a tse sep.s u demo,tacy he rfs. A.
serne cisifc cf Weeshestsr otv, lh@ we hAge ndi
rnrsted confidence IN 10 sehefsl sal AZ
votor W - rriuaiplea u taa Gewoertac paris,
fe~nlfaf khst Jsa Naskias 0Hemt mnaisrnte4 AGO
catrn Weli secfst sa-vstnt With .o siaal sc
pouents be sleek epatHekrs 4ri e4 ss n1a atta ia
opEosn1n n dtm'ssee rsAess 'sya rl.cd IA zee saav
ntsfivsd ghF. TN. eatsFst ~ se sstg - zeal si \,
sead Inn coTy q sse fssoacIa sld ~ ugou hira )
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r aeh b. hs, received from TOE banda o.
hD feD0f.cc aad ahcn be pu-sstnsly ne ds 70 ier DIE
dvsntaRe ~ = tia acgrsna,--reot
IA co6zrasu ate ourselves
ns the re unhbg hr OF sts,chsstsr
i.cd hra 70 their Tee th.i the ccrpJrss Gulf
b. rave traitor Hsaaiu give fe< Of
eur sucr.ss ia he oouning epleet
fnc oicein ci he present. uscstins being empowered
70 coil ne peSt nrs.g taar optp., iaa snapss OF the
meeting endcfti TO mo oil eTs, esuecaly 10 the
fresl0ept, Tor tr hrm alc able es snaf rne
proceedings ortered Du ublshed Ia demo
cratic tapsrs OF no o,rio ano iS tno NEW York HERALD
D.sly Ntus Siaats N,tung And bish Vndicator Three
ten given of lhe delegates and snrea
fer che csers; after FhcS The meeting aijourned sub
ieCt % call
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Police Com nlissioners.

TRIAL OF SUPIaIErErDBNT rALLGADGE-THE BOARD
in shCKET SESSION.
The Police Commissioners held special meeting nj two
o'clock yesterday, ior toe purposs Of nveshgans the
charges aganst Superintendent nadga for 0eglecs OF
duty IN connection With the affairs At QlNantne the
reporters seats ueusl when they
Informed by the clerk that the Orr issoners hat deter
mined 70 cordro tie investigation In private and were
requested TO withdraw. Mr.. Tanmadge desous thai
tho investigation ahould be pnsc but the Commissioners
would not have II so.
There were pr,seat 'ae occscion Mayors rsmanu
and Powell, Commissioners si lnan Bowen, ssrsnsnAn
Chowe ien. Nye absent at racuse) Mr. Crabtree
Vice President Of the of Emigration John
Kennedy Of uasi,e Garden depot captain
Weed, OF tho Second precinct Deputy Superintendent
CarpeIser Captain Waterbury, Famnel Brevoort special
eio G. Noyes 1--WE believe 81 Mr. Tanssge's counsel)
and Superintendent ransdga himself
The object OF the meeting yesterday was TO decide
whether charges and specifications against Mr. Tall
msege which yet only informally made. aud not
BcArd--ehoud s,aot, or be abandoned The examination
wss accordingly only preliminary one; and, tnough u
occupied than hou- and taf the Board did DOT
come 10 sny conclusion but adjourned over 70 Monday
Statements made with reference TO the charges
by Mayor ersnn ard Mr. S.ranahan, aud c-s testimony
Of Ar Bowen, Samuel BvevooFs Deputy Superintendent
Cartorter Cep,nus Weet ard WescsbDry given, but
the Of the testimony could DO learned by
reporter The puhlc therefore iensir - me dark,
in accordance with the decision OF tho Police Com.
ntaioIeis.
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The Chamber Of Commerce and the Cable
Testimonials.

Testimonials.
An adjourned meeting held yesterday OF sbe
mitee Of merchants and citizens "to .ake measures Tor
extending proper Of rospecs 70 W. Eed Esg.,
to Captain Hudson ard tbs officers q iao United ststss
steamer Niagara, and othersn-P. PeS., ESD, IN The
chsir
The treasurer reported tas nearly Eve .boussui dollars
mad been collected up 70 Ibis dale. I:ws
Resolved That OF ths .olecsc 70 bs collected By
his Committee. behalf OF tesir1opials giseu
&sfsra Field Hudson md ohsrs that tho Of
ssnd collars be appropriated % the purchssa of frs.
ant second olsso gold medals 70 be awarded the ose snd
gentleman before mentioned.
And Tas further
Fesoved That al money collected above his OF
Ce appropriated 10 the purchase Of hoass bo Ssseod
70 Captain Wtism l.. hudson OF The United 2ts Navy
Many gentlemen being ous Of owp, disposed ~ oo1lr-
butte 10 this fund, collection, mp this dae qus
limited thought tha the necessarg fluid, proper To
carry out the objects Of tae committee, bo secured
within iew days The following the sub,crptI
sr made 10 the fund in behalf OF Testimonials be
asarded 70 Cyrus n Field, ksq 10 Captain Haosoa ard
ci sers a. he MAJ era 70 gr W. r Everett Hr Wood
house and Others vho engaged the Ansutc
x.hl
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wnfctsd their movements throughcpt Al first u was
reared thar be would be ncssted should they discover
him with bis uniform on. friend very kindly gave him
his coat and ba:, which doubt the OF
ring him from the frantic mob end tavog him feoca .
pretty good dressing He Rnally reached the camp al
safe and eourd.
Jrst previous TO the departure or Lieut. woodruff and
hs rneu they were all sunp,oonsy entertained ey Com
Hny Breyoort Ut bis tent Each OF the sailors received
food glass OF greg which they seemed highly pleased
with They all returned the 6Abne In safety with the
promise Of being on hand II wanted again.
tue remaining pet OF the night passed of very quietly,
snd in the morning force Of police returned to
cty
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rsiltee for the collection of trr ee'--nniai rlpt:
Tllism X. strorg, Chsira bl 70 stYeet
Samuel n. BabcocE, II Hssl street,
Thomas Frazer, % Ferry street.
wil.on q. Hunt, 80 Prrs place
Marshall Lsfsrts, b7 Beexman street
A. A Low, u Bur'ug slip.
Cbaries ". Marshall, IS brrlrg clip
Royal ffe,ys, az Exchgrge plsoc.
angus q. hchSrJr. 81 Bro.dwsy.
Oliver s'ats, Jr., ia Sou.n street
.anes r. South worth, a. Perl ytroet.
The c,rDittee sijoGrrei 20 NEE; on wednesday next
81 twelve O'Clock, st the CrsnSe- Of comaeroe.
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SIgN fanl.alra


PRIMARY ELECTION OF rHE AnrI.raMnANy DGao.
CBACY-ANoTHEa DELssArIoN TO sYnsvUsE
CHOSEN.
That portion Of the csy democracy sho refoas 70 reog
mise Tsmmauy Hall, and who cism Peoples and
Regulars General Committees lacro faithfully roprsssa,
their wrhss met at their respective aearqrariers
lsst night, TO elect delegates 70 the Deu,cr#c SAFE n
ven.ion that meets 81 Syracuse the 18th inst
The fict that each seo;ica OF democracy hes n.
primary election without nssriaI nee som a atnes
aide, has done much 10 pravsn. Egnung bu. lAs night
there several good cid shonoa 70 rs in some OF
the ward. In the Fifth ward ,hare was a serious rum
pus between the adhersn.s oi yc.icacs xno tcH;red
,he honor Of being cent TO Syracuse
Annexed will be iouad he official record CT ,he election
lsss night
PIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
o, The reopcs and De ncsrsaa snsrs So%
m,'es hereby ry that 1t the primsrJ hsd
d p oowrs was he nnnssr Of "5os e., oS
70. 20. sa. .. ss.s-Wah.m wil'on receive sas yoes
For Dsh gs'e-Rsnlsm.r RVS received 337 vcies.
For xo ~ wssn rssvea s vo.
sn ' d S ,ssps;S a Mr. ssfsss
- ''. SRS i I! SaS5a. SafS5ES.s''' la''ss'''A
Nav York, sept 10, 1888
TsIaD ASSEMBLY, pIsTSICT.
avarF Pur,pant 70 cal issued " me Conference coc
veher'l C9Mmer5 for delegates 70 The tyrscuse J'aven
I'm. r. woodruff was elected delsgs and A. Jackson
Pr DC as alternate HENRY nuFHANCE,
Toin nsRhskWooD' {Ia'psc'en.
fiFTH ASSEMBLY, DIsTRICT.
A. election he'd riaay evening Sept le, 1913
under the oail Of the ysopes Democrats Committee
and the Geo ersl Cooes OF hegusrH the folio wing
urGnnouBly elsciec =.
For ceiegSte, EDWARD J. HAMILTON.
Alternate AABON Q. JEW ELL.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
Al election hold Fri1ay evening, Sspt. IL, 1858
rpdei the cali u tae Peopes Der1cxsc iener Con- nee
and the General COMMITTEE nj Regulars the following ticket
upaniGouslY elcCts1-
ftFor deiegs:- DANIEL YOUNG.
AisefAhts, orO. u 0kSkl.
EIGH1H ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Der orsatr Bepr olcsn Primary Election I'm pursusuea
10 cal c tbe emocralc Republican General
favor OF tne present National A. and posed
the ssiion Of the baehsmr Of the ranmsny sly IL
pursuance raid call We tsa inspectors sppoutst
eoples Democrats Republican General Committee gas The
General Com ise OF Ncsn do certify that sai election
took psce a. The Aariric No 2oouvsrnaur street Friday
evening 10Th nant between the ooars OF Pa,
Peter NICK eight was duly .leoc delegate 70 toe sv Con
verien at syrneuse the 5h OF SEPTEMBER and Issac
hosenoorcu ugh wsa eactsd alternate said Con
ven,Ion. PETER TEtCKI,
JhOMAs hE4Df SInspoctoYs
BERNARD GoEuCLASD, \
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k'a rrr1y election hold pursufn, Join. call os ths
Pscphs 0enerA Committee. q whcs Ihonss stsphers
Mo- 10 Lh.irmsp. And Aoo ,hs sesuisrs General om.ils
To-. of which Esrry Gsrtit ESQ ChAirnsn hsi n. ta,
tour Nile house. fhra syeogc Eri rftv.sevrnh stree,
sept 70 1-5s be'-ssD he hours of esnd r. NJ dee
rscs 70 fe Le moc-sic State Coaver ton hs y sng cko
elected
For Delers,e n syrscuss-T-okA As Mc,PcDOs.
for losaais-Ds sthI. aAI.LA sESS
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Fou1rzSSTn ASSEMBLY pIsrRIcr-.k .kIGHTEsSru
FrvrrySrH ASSEMBLY prsrEIcr--TwgSry.rra rrasr


ka primary election hei purausn. 20 te ca' of he Com
iec Corfs-cuce Of the Regular a1f Peoples
Committee ~ ssi Third avenae, hs evening Of sep. 10
lgas between tbs hours Of and oac.x NJ 81. Jb.a
ussel elected celerse 20 tie veutcn 10 bs
syracuse the lob "a september arc Doctor Robert
ston a!.o4 ca e, ny q majority o. all tes
BAWaEHCs UuSPHy. llnspsc.ors
MAETLE hfsN, OF
HusH kcJAcE, Elecuor.
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Leave Wor,hngton Saturday at m;
Arrive at Carlisle by pm.
lsl4i From Sullivan by New Lebanon, Merom, GrVs-
vie Furman's Creek, Praise Creek, and Pairie-
ton, Tene Haute, "A miles and back, three
times week
Lesvc ssllivsn Monday "Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam,
Arrive at Tere Hsute by 7pm,
Leave Terre Haute Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at I'M,
Arrive al Sullivan by 7pm
is'42 From Tere Hsue by Riley, Lewis, Coffee, Lone
Tree Worthingon, Point Commcrce, and Hobbe-
VILE, to SPnngvle. SO miles and back, once a week.
Leave Tore Hauie Tuesday At 8 m,
Arrive at SprnRvillc dsy by 2pm;
Leave 6psimGvie "Wednesday at 3 o m.
Anvs at Tene Hsub noxt day BY 7pm
ialt3 From Tsrre Hauts. BY Rossvile Rockville Bruins
Cross Roads. Wavslsnd, and Browns Valley to
Crswfordsv,lle, Sc miles and back, twice week.
Leave Terre Hsute Monday anj Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Craw5orlsvie next days BY II M
Lesve Charlottesville Tuesday and Friday ct | p M;
Arrive ct Tore Hsu,e next days BY SPIN,
Proposals for three times wreck service invited
's'H From Tere Haute BY Fruit Hili Bridgeon, Mans
field, and Medellin, to Portland Mills, 50 miles and
back. . week.
Leave Tere Haue Friday at 2 m,
Arrive at Poriand Mills BY 6 o m;
Leave Portland Mills Thursday at I'M,
49,, Arrive at Tere Haute BY IN.
$3.50 From Terre Hsute, BY Nums Clinton Lock, Monte
yuma. Clinton Highland Newport, Eugene, Per-
yvlle, Covir gton, Portland, and Rob Roy. Att
ca, 10 miles and back, six times week, and three
times week side supply Of Montezuma.
leave Tere Hau'c daily, except Sunday, at 81 m,
Afn'e " Alt'cs next day by 4 ans
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Leave Loganspod Saturday 1t m,
Arrive at Wionamsc by m;
Leave Wnnansc Friday 1t Sans
Auise at Logsospor by IN.
1916 From Plymouth, by Paramount aud Lskevle Il
South Bend 80 miles and back, three times
week
Leave Plymouth Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at South Bend by m,
Leavs South Bend Tuesday, ThurSdsy, and satur
day At pm;
Arrive at Plymouth by pm.
1917 From Reynolds by Mon'iceo, Bumes Creek, and
Amsterdam, to Logansport, 30 miles and back, sil
times wesk TO Monticello and twice week re-
Leave Reynolds daily, except Sunday. at m,
Arrive At Monticello BY - pms
Leave Montioslo daily, except Sunday, at 81 pm,
Arrive At Reynolds by m;
Leave MondosIlo Tussdsy and Friday at am,
Arrive at Losanspnrt by IL m;
Leave Loeaospost Tuesday and Friday At pms
Arrive Al Monticello by pm.
l2l9s From Monon, by Cslhca Rensselaer,, 10 miles
and hack, nix times week.
Leave Monon daily, except Sunday, at pm,
Arrive at Rensselaer, by Q m;
Leave Rsnssaear daily. except Sunday, at 9 ms
Arrive Al Monon by p M.
1913 From Moron, by Fioweville, Buffalo, Pulaski,
WnDamas, North Bend. and Yellow River, to
Plymouth, 81 miles and back, once week.
Lave Monon Thursday Tam;
Arrive at Plymouth next dsy BY IL mt
Leave Plymouth Friday at pm;
Arrive at Moocn next day by 6pm.
l22O0 From Rensselaer, by Pilot Grove Morocco, Santa
Anna, and Aroma, TO Ksnkskee Depot, (I'i }
49 miles and back q week.
Leave Rsnsseiass Thursday 81 m,
Arrive At Ksnkskes Depot next day BY IL nj
Leave K,nkskse Depot Friday at pm;
Arrive at Rensselaer, mort day by 7pm.
Proposals Gr lwice-s-week service invited.
sa0l From Rsnsa BY Brook and White Grove, TO ro-
quois, (Il) 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Rensselaer, rhursdsy At "a m,
Arrive at Iroquois ty pm;
Leave Iroquois Friday a, am,
Arrive al Rensselaer, by 6pm
Proposals fJI twice week service invited.
22O2 From Rensselaer, by Pleasant Grove and Davidson
to FTancia willie, l8 miles and back, once a week.
IL Pane passu,d 4 a
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! - r-, -. rr = - !, !, :. =, Il :
leave cosns'on us.usy and os'ufosy al ms
ne V'swiosus."'e y IN
n'oposs,s 10. m'sc times wees ssfsics Invited
i~i'o riom oiaw'ods,'s, " sugar RIVER Darlington
ano,n'on, sno "sese M'is 70 AHA Ofoss
nosoS. 90 mics ana Dees. twice week
heaso o'a"'o'oss'"e wednesday sn' saturday ~
sans
hHive g. nnk cioss nosos " mi
Leave hifks ofoss Hoads iue'd'y and friday al
oa"i - go
Amve 81 Craw'orosviis ny p 10.
i1i From Linden, by New Richmond ana sugar Grove,
TO Shawnee MOUND 10 miles ana psck' once
week
Leave Linden Saturday 81 am'
Arrive II shawnee mound by TX M;
Leave shawnee MOUND Saturday al m.
arrive a. Linden by pm
Proposals are invited Tor once week service through
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Arrive at F. Wayne ~ 5pm
Leave Wolf Lake russduy Thursday, and Saturday
nssm
Arrive at W.wska by I'm.
Leave waw.ka Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Wolf Lake by pm.
1926 From Fot Wayne, ty Leo. sfereervle. and New
vile. to Norrsiown. SO miles aud back, once
week to spencervie and twice week residue
Leave Fort Wayne Tuesday A,7ami
Arrive at Norfistown by pm,
Leave Norstown Wednesday 1t Tam,
Arrive at Fort Wayne b. Gam,
Leave SpencervilIc Friday st Ca
Arrive OF Nonst wn by IL M
Leave Noristown Friday II pm;
Arrive at spencsrsie by p IN.
Proro ais for twice week service to spencervnle.
and for three times week between sPencer'l's
and Norrisiown are invited.
l2247 From Fort Wayne, by Ridge Road, Chsmte IAN,
Harlan, Halls Corners, and Coles CORNERS, 10
Hcksvils, rs miles aud back, once week.
Leave Fort Wayne Thursday OF l pms
Arrive at Hcksvile by l0pm,
Leave Hicksville Thursdsy Al M,
Arrive at Fcrt Wayne by ~ M
224s From Fon Wayne, by ssturn, Land, w Washington
Centre, and south CIssveand. to Liberty Mills.
80 miles aud back. q week.
Leave Fort Wayne Friday at z m,
Arrive at Liberty Mills by 6pm;
Leave Liberty Mills Saturday at q I'm,
Arrive at Fort Wayne by IN.
i2249 From Fort Wayne, by Po PEBBLE, Decatur, Cano-
per, Timber Lost. Bear Creek Jay Court house.
Bluff Point, and Deer6ed, to Winchester, az
miles and back, twice week, with an additional
weekly trip between Winchester and Jay Court
house.
Leave Fort Wayne Monday and Friday at6sm
Arrive at Winchester next days By 6pm'
I.elve Wncheser Monday and Friday at 9 m;
Arrive at Fort Wayne next days BY 6Pn,
aeave Winchester Wednesday, at O IN,
Arrive at Jay Courth,use by ~ m,
Leave Jay Cour-houss Thursday At IL m,
Arrive at Winchester by SPIN
1880 From Fort Wayne, by Nine Mile, GAINESVILLE, Mar
. lie, Branch Greek, Warren and Green bush, to
Marion So miles and back once week
Leave Fort Wayne Thursday at 9 ami
Arrive At Marion next day by ~ M,
Leave Marion Friday at mt
Arrive at Fort Wayne next day by 7pm
l225 From Fort Wayne by Little River and Ossian, To
Bufliop, rs miles and back, three times week
Le4ve Fort Wayne Monday, "Wednesday, snd FRI
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Leave Attca daily, except Sunday, at III pm,
Arrive 1T Tersc Hsu,e roxt dsy by pm.
Proposals for three times week service invited.
i2i46 From Bowling Green, by Bel Air, Ar gula Lev
and Hymera, TO Sullivan, Al miles aud back, occs
week
Leave Bowling Green Monday ut IN,
Arrive at Sullivan BY Jpn;
Leave Sullivan Tuesday st 8 a ID;
Arrive at Bowling Green by pm.
l2i4T From Bowling Green, by Centre Point, to Brazil
miles and bscx, six times week.
Leave Bowling Green daily, except Sunday, at "a M
Arrive At Brazil by lIA IN,
Leave Brazil daily, except Sunday, at 81 pms
Arrive 1t Bowling Green by % m.
l2l4s From Bowling Green by jourdsn Village, Atkinson
willie, Santa Fss. Cuba. and GOspOrt to Mount Ia
Dor, ~ miles snd back, twice week.
Leave Bowling Green Tuesday and Friday al IN,
Arrive At Mount Tabor next day BY II am;
Leave Mount Tabor "Wednesday and Saturday at IL m,
Arrive at Bowling Green by pm.
l2l49 From Bowling Green by Christie's Prairie and Wa
hoo, U Teue Haute, "a miles and back, week
Leave Bowling Green Friday At o m,
Arrive at Terre Haute BY pm,
Leave Tsrre Haute Saturday st7am,
Arrive at Bowling Green by pm.
1880 From Bowling Green by Be-Ar, Martz, Stockton,
Hsws,ertown, and Patricksburg, 10 Bowling Green,
80 miles, twice week. tJ
Leave Bowling Green Wednesday, & Friday at n mi
Return to Bowling Green days by pm.
1851 From Point Commerce, BY WorihnstoD, Wright
and Black Hath, to Sullivan, 30 miles and bach,
week. ast3
Leave Point Commerce Friday at am;
Arrive at Sullivan by p M;
Leave Sullivan Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Point Commerce by p
l2l52 From Monrovis, by Hail. sheasvlie. Quincy, Mil
f3 Grove, Cataract and Poland, 10 Bowling Green,
AZ miles and back, week.
Leave Monrovia Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive At Bowling Green by p m;
Leave Bowling Green Friday 1t m,
Arrive at MoBrovia by 6pm
1888 From Cincinnstus. by 6tesvlle, 10 Mount Wash
ington i miles and back, three times a week to