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TIE B8LGER HOMICIDE.
Coroner's Iuquesi--vcrdict Of Fcionio"s As.
sault-1hc Assailant Baiicd.

Coroner's Iuquesi--vcrdict OF Fcionious AS
sault-1hc Assailant Baiicd.
An inquest was held by Coroner hermann this
morning on the body Of Paul Bogcr, the man who
was knocked down ana killed by Lawrence Murtta.
at the corner of Fourteenth street and avenue A. on
tile 3lst OF August last. large number of Witnesses
we're examined, but only the following facts were
elicited:-On the evening In question the ucceasea
and the prisoner In the liquor STORE kcp'
hy Thomas Bolger. AT the southwest corner Oi ave-
hue and Fourteenth street. row occuIreu ~
the northeast corner Of Houston street anu aVeuuo
A. Murtha, the prisoner, called out lhe oaruehue.
10 see the row. The deceased f0nowcu a,Iem % VIc
aud asked Murtha what was the matter. Ihe la.te'
made no answer, aud n0lger repeated tne quesuon.
This time Murtha SAID. "PLn damped II Know M VIA.
IL the matler.n B0gcr then put MS manu- ,s aC.UsS
Murtha's chest, and putting MS reg Dcm.,u
him threw nm backwards. Murtha leil hcd'uy,
nut rot np Immediately, and, drawing OH, nv .ue
deceased n terrible blow the head, kncckup n.uI
clean Off his legs. His head came against Tue coPms
stone AT first The Ookels-on tholen. .s nc We W 90
not very much hurt, but, not seennS W anTsr, soa
raised him up ana found that ne nau Iecevov
Iul wound In the head. He was removed W ponevuo @
Uospi,al. where he died yesterday. Evidenoo n, wa,
given to show that there never nao "ee" H""'i@A
The inry having retired returned altcr ~ snoft
absnnce ana gave the iOowIng verdlct-"We nnd
mat The deceased came TO his death rom u a tne
result or a blow on tue head at the nands OF Law
renee Murtha, and that saiu oio" ""' e"~" "'"
feoniouS intent" ..., A. S.. a.. .u...-
no nar up
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prisoner. who few momen,s afterwards requlIed

prisoner who a few momenrs afterwards, requted
hts kindness by throwing his arms around the neck
OF Fultoh and then robbed him OF -. The police
man who made the arrest informed the Judge that
Mccormick was notorious character in the ward.
In passing sentence Judge Bedford said:-McCor-
mick, y0u say that you are q stOnecutter. ! know
that you are q notorious pocket-cuIter. Onlcer
Smith says that YOU plckpocket that you visit
barrooms, make the acquaintance OF persons who
may be under the influence or liquor ana then rob
them. 1t Is about time to put you out OF the way.
Five years IN Stale Prison.
ANOTHER PIcKPOCKET.
James ,i,t keenan,; ,a rSughlooking customer, was
q watch on the 22d oil August, at Lion Park, when
the Matthew 7. Brennan COterie was having social
gathering. The evidence OF the complainant was
his watch moment before Keenan, grabbed him,
and tnat no other person was near enough to take
station house he attempted twice to draw slung-
shOt which was concealed upon his person. Keenan,
ne the a9 m e ea me o pox & e ne 1enea
ment in Boston ana had carried 1t two months.
Notwithstanding testimony Of previous good char
acter the proof OF guilt was SO strong that the jury
rendered verdict OF guilty.
SENTENCED.
Judge Bedford In passing sentence said:-Gentle
men OF the jury agree with you IN the verdict
Keenan,, you are dangerous man. The testimony
proves you to be q contemplate specimen OF hu-
manity, a thief ana a coward, for i DO pronounce
any man who carries slungshot coward, for 1t
Is noiseless and at the same time murderous
weapon. AS warning to the rOu9hs and towards
OF this city sentence you to five years in the state
Prison.
Michael O'Brien was charged with stealing, on the
21st Of August, $50 from Thomas Noble, but when
the compla inant took the stand he said he was not
the jury rendered a verdict OF not guilty.
PLEADED GUILTY.
James Carney, youth pleaded guilty to an at.
temp at burglary In the third degree On the 18th
OF August pane OF glass was broken in the cigar
store OF julius Hebring 149 Third avenue, and SO
worth Of tobacco stolen. number Of witnesses
appeared to testify to The respectable connexions OF
the boy and, Judge Bedford being satisfied with the
testimony he suspended judgment, at the same time
ad vlsing the youth to sever hts connections with
bad associations.
THE ALLEGED OUTRAGE AT LION PARK
1t Will be remembered that Edmund Farrell was
tried twice last term upon charge OF committing
Brewery, and through the efforts OF his counsel,
Judge GoOdlett. the jury on both occasions dis
agreed. The Recorder granted an apple cation to
bail Farrell IN the sum Of $1,000 and yesterday he
was released from custody.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.pa.t Five O'Clock =. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept 5-6 r. II.
AeHRs were In light supply, but with continued small
mand Improvement established prices the market
closing quiet but firm at 81 81 IS pots So
for pearls.
CANDLES were In moderate Jobbng request at 2sc 29c
for stearic 2sc for plain 3s for patent
for parailne and l3c. a loo. for adamantine.
CoPPER.The demand for American ngot continued fair
and prices well maintained The comprise S50UO0
lbs al 23c 2S6c per lb cash, and 49, &C. 25sc per h.
FOR future delverythesc prices for lake. We quote old
sheathng l9c. 21c. H. sheathng Soc bolts &c
Yellow metal, new sheahing, &c. do nas &c., and do
bolts 24C.
CofrEE-The market for Rio was quite eyc ted under
continued vigorous emand which largely speculative
Prices were again higher and quotations may be
their upward course. The sales follows 20l bags
per Flamstead; 2O bags PenderGast 663 bags
Merrmac 1851 bags per Holley $50 Contest
In Baltimore 1903 bags per David Stewart-al private
terms There was good deal OF reselng, but heard of
other sales from hst hands than those reported
West India coees were held too firmly 10 admit of any bu
ness Messs Arden White sum up the stock of Rio and
Santos coffee in the United States foows:-New YORK;
6051; Baltimore, 40 $50; Mobile $685. Galveston, 1000
Total, l0SS2 bags We eduote :Rio ordinary 1%c
l2c faT do. Ike. l219c. good do l21ec 3c prme
do, l34c 13xc., eold In bond. sixty dys: Maracaibo
Hsc Hc.; Lasuavra l4bc. l6xc; ST. Domingo lin
bond, 94c. 10c. Java Ice. 2lc., gold, duty paid.
Liverpool and adverse from the growing crop
market for cotton the spot ruled active under brisk
effort AMI fair local demand and prices advanced c
10 Tor al qualities the market closing the mprovet
m nt Future deliveries also advanced lc To-, but
closed rather tame. The sales were followe:- !
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
Cl a III

WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. Sept. 5-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was better, with rather
more dong. The cotton market was strong and
hIgher.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate exports, exclusive OF specie, from
the port of New York to foreign ports for the week
ending September 6, 1877, were s4,s94,o46.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy and without new
feature. Some OF the stock houses paid three and
half per cent for call loans Oh miscellaneous col
laterals but The bulk of the business was at three
per cent The government dealers were supplied
at q 2S per cent, some OF the smaller houses pay
ing three per cent.
Prime mercantile paper was steady at6a ~ per
cent discount
Foreign exchange was heavy on the basis OF losH
for prime bankers sixty-day sterling and 1895 for
sight bills.
GOLD UNSETTLED 1885.
The gold market was unsettled between the limits
OF the previous days busines, yz.:-l13 and 1884
The changes nuctuated with those In the rate for
cash gold but not uniformly. On the early activity
In the loan market gold opened at 1l3A but fell
OF to 1l3. Later in the day the usual apprehension
OF squeeze" set in and gold advanced to 1874
The course OF the market Is shown IN the table,
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he OUR S
SUPREME C0uBT-cHAM3saS.
Allowed 10 Settle Her Own Case.
Before Judge Barnard.


Before Judge Barnard.
IN re NARY Ann Hetner.-In 1868 the mother Of
Mary Ann-who is now seventeen years Of age
paced her IN charge OF the Commissioners of Eml-
grafton, who placed her ON Wards Island where
she renamed year, and then went to live In the
family OF David Scott. The mother now desires the
custody of her child. and the case came up on
visit OF habeaS corpus, The girl being produced IN
'.Where had You rather liveN' the Judge asked
ner, with your mother or in Mr.. scott,s family ~
''ln Mr. Scott's family" she answered
''1'hat settles it," sad the Judge and dismissed
the writ.
Making Eer Lawyer Responsible.
In re Mary Wdtson.-Some few weeks ago a
gentleman mad his pocket picked at the corner Of
Broadway and Houston street. and Mary was sent
10 the House OF Detention for Witnesses. She did
not like her accommodations there, and got tired Of
waiting for the case 10 be tried. Mr.. Abe A. Hum
me procured q writ Of haDeaS CO rpus, and upon a
on Mr.. nummel saying ne would be personally re-
sponslbie Tor her appearance as witness when
wanteo.
Difference in Asssulting Gentlemen and
Lonfers.
IN re Darid Go,1nan.-It is Gorman's misfortune
| to stand accused OF assault and battery and to
have been locked up for some time awaiting trial.
| Application was made for his release on bail.
"What is the nature OF the assauits" asked the
Judge.
"striking q man," answered the prisoners law
yer.
''Dtd ne strike gentleman or a loafer?" pursued
the Judge, "IDere s a mig difference. i don't care
who assaults street loaers, Dut hands must be kept
Off gentlemen.o
The was sent to the District Attorneys office
for investigation into the facts.
That Iron Work Bil Tor the New Court House,
Before Judge Sutherland.
j. B. CoraeI Us. The Comptroller ana Ne1c
court House Copa,atssoners-I In this case in which
the Judge, as win be remembered, recently granted
mandamus directing the Commissioners OF the
. new Court House to make requisiton on the Comp
troller for money TO pay Mr.. Cornels bill for iron
WORK for the new Court House, the Court granted
the mouon for stay OF proceedings until obtaining
final judgment on an appeal from The decision OF
the Court. An order was made 10 this eject.
Decisions.
In the Matter OF ne Atlantic Sdril1s Bdah.-
Motion granted.
CToftt US. CfOfIH.-Memoranda.
W6SOn Us. TfUmD0'.-Motlon denied.
The Ent,gTalH Ht1ltstTidt .SdctagS BANK Us. John
4. Dere IN et al, EIecutor.-Motion granted.
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MARINE COURT.
Hcmi0ck Ba rix.
Before Judge Tracy.

Before Judge Tracy.
charles w. Mies et al rs. Martin A. Smith ct
als-The plaintiffs, In the summer OF 1870 peeled
quantity Of hemlock bark for tanning purposes from
the trees on tract OF land 10 Sullivan county, III
this State, and ranked" the same preparatory to
removal, pending which, however, the defendants
came In the February following with a large num-
Der OF teams, and, Notwithstanding the protest Of
plaintiffs, carried of about two hundred cords Of
IL, estimated to be worth from 81 rs to
Sc per cord. For the value Of this plaintiffs
bring the acton. The defence sought
10 be interposed was title to ell the
bark on this tract the defendants by reason OF the
assignment OF a ozark contract' to them coming
through various parties from the owner OF the tract
Roderlck Leyailey. This line OF proof plalnt1s'
counsel objected 10 as invovlng the title 10 real
estate, OF which TINS Court had jurisdiction; but
the Court permitted the evidence on the ground
that the title to the land but collateral ISSUE
Tie defendants, however, failed To establish the
cham OF tile coming from the owner owing TO the
want OF cerIain papers, and the Court directed the
jury to find for plaintiffs assessing The damages.
A verdict was tnereupOn rendered FOR $1,000, being
the extent of the jurisdiction OF the Court
For plaiutifs Beebe, Donohue COOK; for de-
fendants, Barlow, Hyatt Olney.
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The quotations based on running quality
than half grade ABOVE or below the grade quoted
The receipts at the pors thusGaveston, S4}
b. les New Orleans sl9 Mobile Savannah 225 charles
Wilmington, 90 Baltimore. 30 New York, 34 Bos
tor, los Total, l4ui bales. Same day last week, la2
Same year. se7 Rates for cotton regh to foreign
BY sa s,ied to Hayre by steam ic, gold and BY sn,
&c. to Hamburg, by steam bi6l. to Bremen by steam,
&c, gold compressed Baltic ports by sail, &C. &C., god.
FaouR AND GRAIN, keceipts-Flonr II "a bbs wheat,
l. o56 bushels; 582 do meal 22 b0s oats,
4T1 bushels The -four market ruled frner sympathy
Will wheat and prices in &C. Ice. better,
the advance Icing confined shipping grades The sales
atou 900 hols Rye norr quiet small sales
at - 30 &4 SO for sulerne. Corn neal be-,
ter demand and STEADY aaes sb1 bbs at 81 a
~ 10 Tor Baltimore and Bandywine and Is so for Western
yellow City sacked meal quiet and unchanged We
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Wheat was n good dsmsnd and &c &c. better both on he
81 aOs @ l sSSs S No. y for 81 g FOR Prime
Se Vi 90 u IS for Comm eominon req winter, 81 Il a
s % 10 aSSf na%s d an Il he 81 spot n "ss g @
whie, Sl571a FOR dieal si 90 s 81 for Canada
Of % az e. G o nssd S' % e
damp 6sc for yellow Western and 7c for white do Barley
curry for either. Oats firm at 4,Nc 4sc for mixed
and 4e blc for white, with sales of 4000 bushels within
fEEIsarsT The marke. has shown considerable more ac
vity TO day. principally for grain and for all
goods remain very hrn There fair demand for
bushels gram a. lod lor and iSS wheat
H % Sa:as% % s,n in s ,hs hSsF s
slrist 3, sd French bark 900 aaartsTcs grain TO ayrs
20 Queenstown for orders g. 3D. # to discharge at Cork
the Continent an American bark TO arrive $500 quarters
rrap to Bristol Channel rates no made Sp9wn an Amer
su% g. British M bark from rasdeps' b to direct
1ss; @ Bi..s srs. rom %l%ss.s Re!,srS.a. g'ssS
sh bark, from Wilmington 10 direct port IN The UnIted
knsaG @ % 0f Psn sD to- 81 I ss an 81
Sos an AMERICAN ship ~ ion, London general
cargo lump American oner tons, koacr.
'
&c; GVsSIrs marke. for all description. remain. very
,nle snd price. .a,n ssn1qi be 9s9'ed so Dm We
HEMp AND JuTr-TEere nave transactions of i'm
porance since our last, and prices remain firm.
HAY SrRAw1here Is fair inquiry for good grades
shipping and retail qualities about former Prices Straw
.. les active but remains steady We quote North River
long Toe for short do Oc for cat aud oVc ooc FOR
wheat.
last, and prices remain very hrm MT Emmet Wrl
has the California hops, which nc
disposed 10 Mr. A. Brown Long Island Brewery at Toe
The curent quotations are:state 1sc &c Eastern bc
DC Western, 15c. 2Ic. yearliDgni 6c lVc oius &C.
&C. California, l2c. 20c. yearlings, 81, &c. . a,
LEAD neglected and prices were quite nominal ~ ue
following auotatons: u6 X6 TO- god, per loo bs of
spansh and German sc ID H6 DO go d. per OO los, oi
Eprsh exc lb for bars aud per 10 Tor shee' ana
pipe. -, ....,.... $40, r,n,ted IN
ANAL ois a prlces within the io ianges;Caye ooc
35c mn scovado refining, BIO Slc DO grocery oov,
Acc Porto Rico B5c tuc. Enish Isahas, o'e ''0'
New orleans, BIC a 60c -. 49,. ,,o,on,od
IeoN-Tbe market for pig was quiet but nnchnngeaa
The sales were 300 0icngarnock ex snp az 1 fSf
100 tons do yard az To h.u tons I,s.ho y" ~.
iss CO. 81 rio .. ySf % ioDs CoIsss eh sLb ~ So
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Bedford
A NOTORIOUS PICKPoCKET SENTENCED TO FIVE
YEARS. IMPRISONMENT.
AS the Grand Jury have not yet been empanelled
District Attorney Fellows was unable to present any
CAGES OF special interest yesterday.
The Grand Jury Will be charged this morning.
A hard.lookng fellow, who gave his name as
Thomas Mccormick, was tre1 and convicted Of
larceny from the person. The evidence showed that
John Fulton was IN restaurant at midnight in
James street aud was generous enough 70 treat The
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THE LATEST JERSEY MYSTERY
Exhulniny n Human skeleton from Vacant
U.Ot.

Dnring the forenoon oil yesterday the workmen
employed IN excavaiing the vacant lot On Grove
street. near the OF South Eighth, Jersey City,
dug up a portion OF human skull and several
homes. The SKULL which was That OF an adult, was
very thick, and, TO all appearance, had been sawed
across by souc medical practitioner Coroner Burns
took charge OF the remains. There was some little
excitement over the matter at rst In the neghbor-
hood, but It Is not al all likely that any light VIII be
thrown on this latest Vi Jersey mysteries.
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COURT CklENDAAS-ThlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAaBERs-Held by Judge Bar.
nard.-Nos. 2S, 80, IL, lol, lO3 and l06.
MARINE CouRr-Triai Term.Part Held by
e20s, G2s4 o2s5 O2s7 o2s s2s9 e2el, eSO7. Part .
Held by Judge Shea.-Nos 5ll7, 6292, 629s, GOA,
62s7, $780, 03ol 63o2, 6303, 6SO4, 6s05. 505s 7os4
$3.50, 63O6 6306s, COOS, 627l. Part 3-Hed by Judge
Joachimsen.-NOs. Gs7s, 6oo5, 1906 70s6, 7S0o 1904
and r305.
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Fo devery tbasis low mdng) the saleshave
as o.owsELast syenns-september go a. &c., October
November, 200 200 a, sslG, loo =, li-idsS.
each al y blsc, 100 each al lsAc.tots, lsoo bales
oeoSsr, i@ at lsssc, 200 al Is 1i.isc, soj
at isAc, 200 at IS 1sl6c., 700 at ls,.c., 200
Is l56c $40 at 19c; October November 100
y IS iec together; November 200 q 1896, SO lsic
gether December loo at 1886, 100 at ls ll6 600 at
sAc 200 az u l3l6c 200 at lsc LILO at Is l5I6c jan
1895 February and March loo At lsc tosether. Total
tons eserdays forward deliveries-sepomber 1905
October, s76c November, 1879. December, ls34c We
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The following table SHOWS thc highest an lowest
nrlces ol The principal stocks during tle daY:-

RAILWAY EARNINGS.
TIE earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railroad during the month OF August
were s67244.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
There was larger business In the railway bonds
owing to q better agreement as TO prices between
buyers and sellers. The Central Pacific skies adj.
vanced TO 1885. The following were tbe bids at tie
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EknlnE C0UlI-2a1I 3.
Deci-iOus.

BY Judge Joachimsen.
Van Noort u.s. FOyd.-Judgment for planti1 for
$50 and costs, and $40 allowance.
Jackson u.s. Acknowledgment for plaintin for
$3.50 20 and COSTS, and $25 allowance.
Cohen Us. D0Be-Judgm mt for plalntn Tor SlO2
and costs, and $25 allowance.
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SUPERIOR ClUaT-;psC.sl TERM.
Decisions.

DccisiOrs.
By Judge Jones'
smith US. Hiuer.-Memorauda for counsel as to
settlement OF case.
Anlsd ~. IIeep.-Applicatlon denied tsee papers.)
augustus II Morris Us. James lhcHeUy.-Order
granted.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1870 FOR NEW YoRK-THE CAMDEN
- aS,roa Sp3 Amooy and Philsdelphis and Tren.
TO New York and Way Places.
IRON WALNUT sTREBT wRARY.
den and Amboy, and at $50 F. M, Accommoda-
tion, via Camden and Jersey City.
Atz and eP' NJ, for AmbOy andintermediato stai
At!A. M. and $50 P. N. for Freehold and Far.
At and 10 A. M, IL M, 2, $50, and . P. M. for
Trenton.
ss As and % 10 10 a; An NJ, u M 2 $3.50, and
Edgewstsr, Beverly, DelsncO, Riverside, River.
AZ ! ana 10 4. NJ. IL M, Q, 7, and 1880 P. M.
The II 80 p. M. line leaves from Market street
Ferry (upper sidel.
FROM WRIST PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
AZ 'SO and s4b A. M, 1'2o $40, $50, e.46 and Il
7, M New York Express Lines, and at IL 80 P. M,
a. 1,so and elS A. NJ, I'2c, $40, $780, s'4s. and IL
Ats4sA. M. i-ac, e.45 and Is P. M. for Bristol.
At l5P M might for morrisville, Iullytown,
b9imSs0rrs bS,daSSs Junction, TacOny, Wissinominsr
Sunday Lines leave at s'4s A. M. As P. M, and
IL night.
FROM KRrsIrGroE DEPOT.
AZ I-So A. M, $50, $50, and p. Nj. for Trenton
snd bristol, and at $50 A. M. and eP. IA. for
AtT.9C A: M, 2aO, and p. M. for MOrrlsville
and Tullytown.
At7S0 and $50 A. M, 2'so, 8, ana r. M. for
SohencEs Eddington, Oornwells, Torresdale, and
At A. M, 1880, SIS, and 7'so P. M. for Bustle-
ton, Holmesburg and Holmesburg Junction.
at and $50 A. M, 1890, 2'80, $40, o, and 7so
FraRkford.
VIA BELVIDERB DELAWARE RAILROAD.
AT At 7.SS A. M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dun.
Kirk, Elmira, Rochester, Syracuse, Great Bend,
Wilkesbarre, Schooley's Mountain, etc.
At 7eo A. M. and $50 P. M. for Scranton,
Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, Lam.
bertville, bennington, etc
AT +. NJ. for Lambertville and intermediate
stations.
PROM MARKET STREET YRRRY (UPPRR sIDRl,
VIA NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
AT IL A: nj. for New YORK, Long Branch, and
intermediate places.
VIA CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD.
646 and IL A. H.. 1, 2'3o, $50, and $50 r. M,
and on Thqrsday and Saturday nights at 11S0 p.
NJ. for Merchantsville, Moorestown, Hartford,
Masonville, Hainesport, and Mount Holly.
Ate'46 A. M, $50 and $50 p NJ for Lumberton
and Medford.
Atelb and IL AM 8 80, 8, and $50 NJ for Smith
Vile, Evansville, Vincentown, Birmingham, and
Pemberten.
At e'46 A. NJ, and $50 p. M. for Lewistown,
Wrightstown, OookstowR, New Egypt, Horners.
town, Dream Ridge, Imlaystown, Sharon, and
Hightstown.
Dec. IL, 1870. WIN. II. GATzMER, Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHILABELPHIA,, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
Il TIM0RK RAILROAD.- - = :

= 3 y ,WllmIN0TON AND BAL
TIME TABLE.
O1MMENOIN0 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1870.
and Washington avenue, as feliows:- - -
Way Mail Train at s'soA. M. (Sundays excepted),
Connecting at WILMINGTON with Delaware Railroad
Line, at Clayton with Smyrna Branch Railroad
and Maryland and Delaware Railroad, at Har.
rington with junction and Breakwator Railroad,
AZ Seaford with dorchester and Delaware Rail.
at sasbupI T,S Ml'V wcooo snS Rail
road.
Express Train at il.sS A. M. (sundays sxceptedl,
mington, Perryville, and Hayre-de1drace. Cen.
meets at Wilmingto Ey,th train for New Castle.
Express Train at z. Nd. Sundays excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester,
Thurlow, Linwood, Claymont Wilmington, New,
charlestown, Perryviiic, Havre-de-Gracs, Grace HSss, HS
deena Perryman's, kdgeWoed, Magnolia, Chase's
Night Express at Il.so P. NJ tDaiIy) for Balti-
moro and Washington, stopping at Chester, Lin.
wood, Glayment, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,
mans, and Magnolia.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk win
WELLINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia
Leave Philadelphia at HOO A. NJ, $50, SEQ, ant
TOO P. NJ. The 60o p. M. train connects with Dels-
ware Railroad for Milford and Intermediate
Leave Wilmington s.4b and $40 A. M. 400, 400,
sne IlS E M The sIS A. "a tain viii not step
train from Wilmington runs Daily; sll other &C.
commodation trains Sundays excepted.
Trains leaving Wilmington at Gas A. M. and 400
P. NJ. will connect at Lamokin Junction with the
100 A. M. and 4'so P. M. trains for Baltimore Oen
raj Railroad.
From Baltimore to PhiladeIphia.-Leave Balti.
more 72b A. NJ, Way Mail; e'Sb A. NJ, Express;
2.S6 p. M, Express; T'25 p M, Express
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 7.2b p. NJ, stopping at Mag.
nolis, Psrry%an's, Aberdeen, Havreae.a ed Grace Per.
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Ciaymont, Lin:
wood, and Chester.
Through tickets to all points West, South, and
Southwest may be procured at ticket once, No. 52s
Ohesnut street, under Continental Hotel, where
also State Rooms and Berths In Sleeping Oars can
be secured during the day. Persons purchasing
tickets at this otaoe can have baggage checked at
their residence by the Unien Transfer Company.
II. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-18

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1870
Trains will leave Philadelphia as follows:-
foot of Market street upper ferry,
SIS A. M, Passenger for Bridgeton, Salem
Swedesboro, Vineland, Millville, and way stations
l1'45 A. M., Woodbury. Accommodation.
Sl6 p. M, Passengerfor Cape May, M1lville, and
way stations below Glassboro.
$50 p. M, Passenger for Bridgeton, Salem
Swed esboro, and way stations.
$50 P. M, Accommodation for woodbury., Glass
boro, Clayton, Swedesboro, ana intermediate sta
tionf.
Freight Train leaves Camden daily, at IL M.
WILLIAM j SEWELL- Superintendent