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HIRAM POWERS, the celebrated
American sulptor, died at Florence,
Italy, on the 9Th nlt., aftor q linger-
ing illness. tttt
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EOR sALEi-Tho property situate

.EOR SALEl-The property situate
IL on Cherry street, in the Borough Of clesrhsld,
adjoining Lots Of John Lytls and the Academy,
late the Estate Of ANNA q. shope, deceased, is
offered for sale. II contains front on Cherry
street Of 70 feet and Is 90 feet deep, and has a
small dwelling House upon II. II not sold At
private sale before that time, IL viii be offered at
Of Clearfeld, on Saturday, the I'd day Of August,
1873, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ q hsttm l.iltm
TERss,--0ne third cash on the day Of sale, and
the balance In two annual payments, with interest
t'' haf q. r. BARRETT,
July 2, Is73:3t aiifa ~ Executor.
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The Liberal Republican leaders Of
Now York held q conference Thurs
day, +. A. Conkling presiding. A
rcsolntion was adopted referring the
subject Of calling q State Convention
TO, tho Liberal Rspublicans State Com
mittee, also re-afiirming' allegiance to
tho Cincinnati platform, W. =
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r UMBRR CITY UNION MALE

- AND FkhALk ACADkMI.
The frst term Of this school viii conmense %
the first Monday Of May, 1878, ehdsr the super,
intcndency Of the Rev. J. O. 0risr, 4 graduate 81
Jefferson College, whois now permanently loeslea
In Lumber City, and has consented to teach hs
school. He 10 q gentleman o. merit and hn ha
several years experience In teaching. t
Tuition payable one-half In advance the bal
ance at the middle Of the term. EH =.
Common English branchos...,..,. .........,,.,., y
Higher t /" ,.,...,.,,.,,,.. . w
,,...'it,i.,s, N v
Length Of term oigdtecn weeks No deduction
for absence, unless In case ofprotraeted iilne.,
Books used are Miichells biography, Brools'
Intellectual aud Written Arithmetics, Buftts M
glish Grammar, Dsvisf Elementary Algeen'
Bullion's Latin and Greek Readers, Geomer,
Davies Lcgendcr Science Of Thins' famH1
Brewer. nn
The Lumber City Academy Is located In lun,
Der City, Clesrheld county, Pa, six miles wed p
Curwensville, the terminus ofthc Tyrone cleA'.
field Railroad, and 10 remote from The dissipation
and demoraliIing influences which abound ip psa,
larger places. A prudent patronage 10 sohehea
Board can be had at $3.50 per week. forfuI'he'
particulars address the Pprincipsi, or one Of h'
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I ook AND READ: n .
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKING.
JOHN @. HARw1CK,
Market St., CLEARfIELD, Pa,

Is the man to 20 TO II you want . set Of n.-
HARNESS or a new SADDLE, or any,hing else
in that line. lie turns out as good work ~ Ia
done in any shop in PennylraniA, and his prisss
are very reasonable.
7 Constantly on hand full line Of i-r
yTROTTING GOODS, n
such as Trotting Saddles, Quarter and Shin Boots,
Trotting Rollers, whips, Pine Brushes and Combs.
&c. A fine assortment Of Nets, Horse cersn,
Knee Blankets, Buffalo Robes, &c, ac., kept ia
season. In fact anything that horsensn s.ahd IN
need Of Is always on hand. IA ~. .,-,.
All OF which will be sold at wholesale or n,ar
at the very fairest rates. tSt AAf
Repairing promptly attended p.f All vst
guaranteed shop in room formerly occupied ~
Post Office. April 2, 1878,
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alew Adpsrtis

II EPORT of the condition Of the COUNTY
IL, NATIONAL BANK Of Clearfeld, at the
close OF business on Friday, June IL, 1878:
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DOOT AND SHOE MAKING.


Ladies', Misses and childrens Caters
Mons, Boys and women's Heavy Boots, Asd
.Tnd gfs d BrogAns, &e., 40. ,,F ~ Al
Store and shop on Second street, nearly cpPe'
site ". T. Bigler A Co.'s hardware store,
Feb. IS, lsI2-iy CLKARFIKLD, PA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
Our Fruil Mart.

THE JERsKYMANs MARkEr, FOOT OF Third eTREEI
"A LIVELY H8AQE-- PRfuEs RKUFtvEn, 40.
4 Since the opening OF Third street to the
Ohristiang river, and the erection of the Third
| street bridge ovet the Christians TO South viii
nington, the Jersey fruit and truck market
which was formerly held on what are nov War
ner'a whArves has concentrated at the railroad
wharves ct the foot of Third street.
The inclination OF the street to the right be.
fore reaching the river leaves an unoecnpied
snAca on the straight line OF the street which ts
entirely taken up With wagons OF all descrip-
tions sw4iting their turn TO be loaded with the
melons and other truck of the Jersey truckers.
Although considerable fruit and truck is sold
during the week, the principal market days are
ON Tuesdays and Fridays, always day in ad-
vance Of the principal oity market.
The fruit IL generally brought across the river
In skffs, which though apparently small have
wonderful capacity for bringing large loads. The
single mast and sail, pair of oars, long pole,
and q water scoop made OF leather make up the
full equipment for these little ekiffs, which IN
the hands of en- experienced Waterman will skim
over the waves " like thing of life."
Around on Third street wharf, the little boat Is
secured to the wharf log, when the imperturbable
collector puts in his appearance, and the newt
able 25 cents wharfage il collected, and even
tually disappears in the till OF the p. W. ID, r.
r. %.
Besides these little skiffs, sloops and schoon-
ars are also used by the larger truckers, the
wharfage of 3 sloop being rs cents, and that for
q schooner being S1.00 Trade being lively
and prices brisk, the skiffs are some
times emptied in ten minutes. and
sometimes ten trips day are made by the inde-
fatigable owners but whether the wharf il oc
cuped but ten minutes or that number OF days,
the wharfage IL the same.
On the days before the principal markets. the
scene around the locality s the liveltest imagin-
Ahle. Ali the svailsbe space is occupied by wa
gons, carts, drays, wheelbarrows and every
wheeled vehicle imagination can fancy, which,
with horses and people, make crowd aim st
impenetrable to the unpracticed eye, but to the
old cuatomers aud these Jerseymen everything
is in perfect order, each knowing his customer,
who will in due time be waited upon.
The prices Of fruit and truck vary according
to the quantity and quality The pre-
sent long spell of wet weather has had a ten
dency to make the fruit OF rather an inferior
quality and also TO keep up the prices. Water
melons bring from SS to $40 per 100 Canta-
loupes, from 40 to 60 cents per basket. Ioma'
toes are OF rather an indifferent quality but read
y bring 81 90 per basket. Squashes 80 to SO cents
per basket. Potatoes 75 cents to 81 90 lper bas'
ket, while sweet potatoes sell for ~ 90 per 6as
ket. Apples bring from 65 cents 10 Sl.OO pei
basket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
tv-R. n kUyKEL'S BITrKR VIM or IRON

~ N y. kUNhhLS biIIhh VIM Or ihOn
T. =. Kunkels crlebrated Bitter Nine Of lren
wi eifeCtually cure liver complaint lAund &c, dYs-
pepsa chronic or nervous debility, chronic diarrhes
disease Of the Kidneys, and all diseases ar sing from
= d4sopiered liver, stomach or iutesunes; such as
constipation, aatulence, inward piles tullness o;
hlood 10 the head acidity of the stONach, nausea,
heartburn disgust for food. fu Ines OF weight IN the
stomach sore eructatlons, sinking or nnttering At
the pit OF the stomach. sNimming OF the head, hur-
rted OF difficult breathing, nuttering ot the heart,
choking or sunOcating sensations when in lying
posture dmntss Of vision, dots or webs before the
sight dull pain in The head deficiency OF perspra-
zion ysllOwness Of the skin and eyes, pain IN the
side, hack, chest lmps, sc, sHddeu bushes OF heat
burning In the resh, constant imAginings Of evil
and great depression OF spirits
They entirely vegetable and free from ale hol-
ic stmulent and all injurious ingredients, and are
pleasant to taste and smell mild In their operations,
will remove impurities from the body and give
health and vigor to the frame.
Beware OF {. unterfeits. The genuine is sold only
In o. bottles
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere K F..
KUNKEl., IT, pretor, No. 2os North Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa,
For safe in wilmington by X McInall, Jr., Second
and Market, K Bringhurst 4 Co, sixth and Market,
H. X. Bringhurst, SN MARKET street; Alfred Walton,
YSA Market street; J. j. Gallagher h. 4 {. Shnema-
ker, Smith Painter, W. \. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and L. NJ England T sixth and
Lombard streets nC'9n-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
societies.
MEETINos rms EYEN1Na.

Asylum Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. F., at oll
Fellows Hall, 81 and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, $ Of T., Nicola
rvs Building.
Washington Division, No, 5, S. Of 7 Fifth
and Market streets
Humanity Circle B. Q. C. A. Hall 504 Market
street
Lincoln Lodge. No. s, K. Of P, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge No. l, @. F., at Nicola
rvs Building,
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, !. o. G. T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Delaware Encampment, No !, 1. o. o. f., at
Odd Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets
Delaware Degree Council, No. l, o. U. A. NJ.
st Mechanics Hall, 2la King street,
Lafayette Lodge, No. Ii, A +. A. NJ, at Ma
some Temple
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

EXCURSION DOWN THE DELAWARE R. R.-rhis
morning a special train went down the Delaware
h. H., following after the regular train. II con-
veyed party OF Philadelphia gentlemen ,includ-
ing z. W, & h. officials, members OF the Car
Seat Co., and representatives Of the press, for
the purpose of testing the utility of new patent
spring for car seats. There were probably as
many as rs persons on the train. which consist
ed OF provision car q car provided with the pa
tent springs aid a compartment car. The party
will SO down far as Seaford. returning to-
night
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
MERELY MEMTioHED.

An act of Cruelty -ohapped hands ana face ere
the most serious annoyance that.farmera and peo-
nle who labor much cut OF door,, experience Irom
axpOsura. Exposed persons, especially children
repeatedly suffer intensely from great cracks upon
inc hands that often bleed II s cruel TO allow ones
self or others to suffer In this way when the means
Of posltive prevention are 90 easy 10 be had and so
oheaply as 10 pay ten cents for cake OF
Hand Eapol,o Hand Sspolio Ia not only better than
,napping, and renders the skin soft and pltaole.
sold eVerVWhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

TEE BALL TossERs' TRAvAlIs--On Saturday
afternoon several lads engaged in q game Of
base ball on one OF the vacant lots in the eastern
pSrt OF the city. The game went ON swimming
" until Willam Davis, son Of Mm. b. Davis, re-
siding in Lombard street undertook to catch 8
ball IN his eye, when a slight interruption ensu-
ed The ball struck just under the eye and cut
deep wound nearly an inch in length. Yestsr-
day some boys were playing scrub in Lombard
street, when the bat they were using broke in
three peices. one OF which struck little girl on
the head who wss quietly watching the sport.
She was not very badly injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

ExouRsioN TO MT. ouRA---The Cadets of Tenn
perance, an organization composed Of young lads
and misses connected with st. Marys Catholic
Church, made an excursion to Mt. Cuba, to-day,
The excursion was to have been nade yesterday,
but owing to the rain 1t was postponed. They
ceded by q brass band, and then marched to
the W. h W. depot where they took the cars for
the picnic grounds, getting under way about 10
O'Clock. having been detained by & land slide up
the road. The Cadets made q very presentable
appearAnce on the streets in their uniform.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

sw- Ne,r 1or Stimpisr.-The WtHter days are past
though the cold blasts from the Northwest nay NO
nave ceasrd 10 blow and our city tailors have al
ready made Arrangements for Spring garments fol
the people. MIR. John II, Nuhlhausen, at Alb King
strset especially, has laid In beautiful stock OF
roatngs vestinRs cassimeres Sc, for Spring and ID
ready TO receive orders from his usual well dressed
custnnerA lie Is also having hts store papered and
s.nted so that rything looks as bright and fresn
as new gold dollar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

sv-Sylpan SprinJs -Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place OF resort has been neatly ted up
f0r the reception OF individual visitors picnic, and
social parties. Ample ACCOMMODATIONS Tor dancing
have been made and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
iruits &C., will be sold TO all who desl them, No
In Oxicating liquors will be sold ON the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxures NAV be
had during the season alsO at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will he pleased 10 see his
many friends and the public generally
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

Tw-Fbr Loss Of Appctite DyspepsiA indigestion
1enreasion Of Spirta and General Debility Ia their
various forms Ferro> Pnosphated Elixir OF Caissaya
made ny Csswel, Hazard Co rev YORK, and sold
hy an druggists IL the best tonic. As stimnlsnt
tnuic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness Il has no equal II taken during the sea
son t prevents fever and ague and other intornll-
tant fevNfR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

EE-TAPE WoRMl TAPE WORM l-Removed
In few hours with harm ess Vegetable Medicine'
M fee asked until the entire worm with head is
moved; can refer those afflicted to patients whom
have cured that have been treated by noted Physi-
oians OF this country aud Europe had been treated
MOI this in Medical Colleges; had taken DR.. JayHes
speoino Turpentine and ali known remedes Dr
], B. Cherry, 2b4 N. Ninth St, Philadelphia. VIII
be AT the Washington Hotel, Wilmington, every
Monday, from 8, A. M t0s, p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
Oysters In q few days.

Oysters in few days.
Cunning accidents soon.
Aud yet this wettish weather continues.
Six drunks, this morRing, at Police Court.
The BrAndywiue and Mutual Loans TO night
Keep yourself posted on Railroad time tables.
my fall bonnet" already Agitates the female
mind.
Capt Geo. A. LeMaistre, agent OF tho W. 4
i, r. II. n this city, is visiting western New
York.
Mrs M. A. Corson and her two daughters
left Wilmington, last night, for Boston, whore
they will spend couple Of weeks,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
LOCAL IETELLIGEEGE,
Ranrs~A Hssss.

d H-H
gRAnrs LEAVE wI1Mnsaron. cst1t
Fbr Ee.s Ysrk-I.aD. 11.en, 9. MT 1910, SEQ ana
$50 D IN. Sundays, 1.s5 q M ...t.yts,.-ss.7s -
FoT PhiIadslphsa-lsb, ais, T.10. ale i0.05, 10
1I.sg q n. lA10 AGO. 400. 8, hn0, LA lNRA p. m.
Sundays 80 q. M, 5 60, aeo. and 1924 p. n.
FbF RaiftsAoTs-lshz - AGs and 10Ns = n. labb,
I.ss, nIG (e.so for Port DeposiD and T.2s p. m.
Fer he DsaasaTs Il. R.--i2po, and iO.l0 =. N. !
Gsb D. m. No Sunday traina
For Nss: Csstls-ssO .. m, i'9o, 80 ?. m. san
~ 6ceissvssis-s.so, A. Hand AndB P. n. Sun
days at ssb. A. M. The arst two run through 20
Fw v AK. r. R-Narget st.. Depos.l TOe
1910 q m., and hsD p. N. Sundays, s,to M snd
800, p. M.
For Rsrrs viile-G1o P. M. Especially !i
LzAvS PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
lAso 7, anO and 1osb. Il, IS O. m. taib $50, sa0s
AO1 nlB 70 2. no and tl.eo .. IN Sundays 500
N. and ais p. m. and n,s0 p n.
rRAINm ARRrvn Ar WILMINGTON
From PAilaaetpAaa %, sb,s IS, e.be q m
1915, 12.4o LIS sss, AsS, b04 $50, Tls, aso, l0oo
p m. sunday 12.tA l.bs and $50 q m, and l0oo
D. m.
p. mo from New OaAtle,) t01b q M; 300, e0s.
From W. 4 r R-a.1b and ii.9e, e. n. and w
2, n. Sundays at q, T. M. The elo q N. only runs
from Coateavllla
Ffom ". a W. r. R.-tMarket ST., nepop tbb =
m, leo and 500 p m. sundays, f2t5 and h4o p. m
From Psrr vilis-S a. u m, lSpeclaD
~ See time sableA Tor further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

CONNECTION MApE.-The Md. & Del II II. ID
completing it's connection at Clayton with the
Bombay Hook II. R. to-day. After this is done
the Md. / Del oan run It's cars direct to the
bay, aud as soon Is the pier Is completed direct
communication with New York will be afforded,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
apartntrship alotircs.

IN ISSoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERSHIP - The
~ Co-pRrtneTship heretofore existing between
Iieo Richardson and Ed ward W Hnopes, trading
under the 1rn name Of Richardson \ Huopes, uari-
waIe DeaitIs, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
The business of the late firm will be settled by
Edward W Hopes, who will continue the b siness
at the Old stand. No ~ 5 Market aid S12 aud S0i
Shipley s.rert Wilmington, Del
GEO RICH ARDSoN,
J.ly lst lsIs-tF EDW FOOPES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

tW-pr. WtsffrS BaLstm Of Fi'd Cherry is "a conl-
bination aud form indeedF for heating d curing
diseases Of the throat, lungs and chest lt cures
cough hy ensenlng and cleansing the lungs, aud al.
" drying up the Sough and leaving the disease be-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

SroPPED kaAiS.-Ths pump at 10th and Mar,
ket is again at a stand. Yesterday it was stopped
one lately cracked, and tomorrow evening 1t is
hoped that the pump will be again set i'll motion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

BUSINESS CHANCE VIM. Preston has sold
out Ills business at Front and Orange streets
TO Hayes Chandler who has taken possessiop.
and is carrying on the trade in grain, feed and
fertilizers, at the old stand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

REAL Estate SALE.-w. Il. Knox, of Feltor
Seminary, has bought of H. W. Il NJ. Perkins
a lot 100x74ft on Lobdell street in this city, fo
81 ll2500.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

CONDITION OF Mr.. RIDpLE.-The condition ol
Rev James Riddle, to-day, is very critical ant
his departure would not be uneIpected,a at almost
any time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
New AdversIseaen.s, This iIa,

Funeral Notice
Wantsd-Sltuation a. cook
Hardware-Truman A shaw
Excelsior plume and wrath
Vented to rent-0ood dwelling
Wanted-Grl for general housHwork
Rooms for rent-Noa Z y venth street
Auction sale Of furniture-0gle Miller
Administrators sale OF stuck-I Elliott
Public sale OF hou se hold goods-Mlss Cannon
Manted-Girl for hOusework, ll0l Tatnall street
For sale steck, fixtures aud lease Of gtocery stol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
TTENTl0s

tp-ATTENTlOH
LADIES' SUITS AND UNDERWEAR,
CORsETS AND HOOPsklRT5
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES,
ct extraordinary low priceA
FRAMES BMP0RiUA,
oil Market Street. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
HNO BUILDERS

Two BUILDERS
LIGHT -UousE AT HEREFORD INLET. FIVE
NILE BEACH, NEW JERSEY
orptcK or LIGHT HOUSE EEG'NEER,
No. hB2 walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, August ., 1873
seal Proposals from Builders only will be re
ceived at this Once, until " O'Clock noon, OF
MONDAY, the sth of SEPTFMBEN, next,
For the erection OF fOu.th order harbord Light
House AT Hereford Inlet give Mile BeachD New
Jersey In accordance with drawings and spt claca %
tions which can be seen on application at this once,
between the hours OF 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
z. . -, -. ..
The building with be OF frame with stone and
brick foundations The amount Of hid must include
the entire cost OF the building complete, Including
painting. T.. ,.-..
which will be furnished on applicat on and csnlOrm
in all reHpects to the requirements OF tne GoVern-
ment AID the right to tject any or all the blds H
reserved. 4,
Bids will he opened promptly at the hour specified
when bidders are requested TO be press '
auss-2tawsw t. Col of ngs, 1t do. Engr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

SINGULAR LldHrSISa STROKE Tuesday
last while working in the woods, William Pal
mer, Concord Delaware county. was struck by
lightning. The current entered below the left
shoulder blade and passed down the left side
tesnng and burning the skin. but not injuring
IN the least. but felt disposed to lie down and SO
walked 10 good place where he prostrAted him
self, and instructed his son TO throw some water
over him, when he the son, took his shoe and
carried some water which he dashed on HE
father. Mr.. ?. was afterwards taken home and
has not yet recovered from the shock received.
MIR. Palmer had been driving wedges with maui
At the time he was struck, and the handle Of that
implement was shivered to splinters by the cur
reut " hich struck him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
EroposaIs.
PROPOsALs FOR
y MIL NINA A anuOnI. HnIIsE.

= BUILDING A SCHOOL HoU'E
aaa,ed Propos ls to build School House ~ ~.
nr ThiTd and Harrison et eets. 70 be delivered 70
the undersigned, SATURDAY, August Fsl, 1915
HE Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. -, =. A.. - h,, cail,no ar
No a " seventh street aud plans can he seen
spgts.et NJ, Il, CHILD, Chairman
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19
The Peach shipments.
MONDAY.

Total l3 cars
The heavy rains OF Saturday and yesterday
greatly ,interfered with the peach growers III
picking their fruit. and hence the great falling
of in the shipments. To-day, however, they viii
revive. and the railroad authorities are Anticpat-
ing that our record for tomorrow, will be the
heaviest Of the season. Five peach trains are
down the road to-day gathering up the fruit, aud
the aggregate for the day will closely Approxi-
mate, If not exceed Que hundred carloads
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

GUNNER DoARDING-A few choice rooms may
- be mad at BraudgWine Springs. Apply 20
Iyst.tf MRS. ]. A. MOORE.
aprS.sm 600 DELAWARE AVENUE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-19

r, ". 4 B. CHANaE.-A new time table went
into effect on the P, W. 4 b. Il. r., yesterday
The Baltimore aud Washington train which has
heretofore left Philadelphia at p. M, and VIII
mington 81 SIT, is withdrawn, and the Wssh-
ington train which has been leaving Philadel-
phiA st $40 P, NJ. now leayes st 6. making the
same stops as were made by the o'clock train.
The $50 T. NJ, Wilmington accommodation
train now leaves ST o'clock. The PennsylvA-
MIA Central express trains are also withdrawn
| for the present, but they may resume on Mon
day next Amid the frequency OF changes on
| the r., W. 4 b. r. r.. 81 the present time, trav-
ellers will be able 10 keep up with them only by
/ S careful examination OF the time cards IS pub
llshed. Another change may be made inside a
| week