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Mr. STLrnESS. Of Georgia. is in art"r--
Citing rather superluous now; hut still an
a.tor. He is cruchetty. lie is prone
to singulartic> His views of the back
piy Inv ure not only liberal, but
to- liberal. He is positively eXtraya.
can't. Aud yet he would add to AL the
money he would pay congressman the
"lrauk.' The crank" is IN abomimation.
Mr.. STEPHENS would employ it As Il means of
disseminating information. II is mockery
10 Use the phrase. 1t has ever been the
agent for party agitation-for obScuring in
formation, misleading the people, and setting
the sections ut war. We DO trust we are to
have no more of the frank" Pay the con.
yre,smen, and let there be no deadheads in
the Post-olfice Department
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NJ PRATTtS ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcss. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior TO gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly TO dlsplace the use
volatile and dangerous oils It's safety under every
possible test, and IT. perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over 100000 fami-
lies Millions of gallons have been sold aud no ac-
Internationally or indircctly-as ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling it.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
US the best safeguard when lamps arc used. Send
for circular.
For sale ut retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the proprletors. CHARLES PRATT
& CO., 1OS Fulton street, New York.
DC 7-d&w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

Why no 'ExrRA SESSION. NJ. -. hALL'
Esq, of the Alexandria Sentinel, writes from
Richmond to his paper as follows:
al called on Governor Walker and found
him the same genial gentleman that he has
always shown himself He will not cali on
extra session of the Legislature, haUin9 com
united himself TO The conStitatsondtty Of me
Bill changing he tame Of meeting 6y s'g"'
ing al" .f..s.. ~.~ ,,,
But how if he did not examine the Dill
with reference to its constitutionalty! A
wrong conclusion arrived at last year IS no
justification fol wrong action this year. HAS
a Governor no right to revise his opinions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

A learned member Of Congress few days
since rapidly recited a number of distin.
guished Greciau and Roman names, includ-
ing that of !" HELIoGABULUs" whercupon a
facetious gentleman inquired: "Were they
members of the last Congress-" Had the
sneaker said !" HELlo.grab-CLUs" the inter-
rogator need not haze asked tue question.
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man. we arc sure all feel that the aPl'oin''
mcnt of Mr.. LYONS is asgcous ope, ana .
strong indication Of the purpose o. Inc Au'
ministration TO give the s0uthern OFFICES "
southern men who are respected and Ewno
may DC trusted by the peoplo--aoo'e all,
who arc honest aud capable. - -. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

MoRE DEBT-NloRE TAxEs.-The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury sends an alarming re-
port to Congress declaring that unless the
pressure is relieved, and that soon, an in
crease Of taxation will be needed to meet
the wants of the Government. The remedy
isea>y and prompt--more currency. Ii not
applied, taxed We must be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

The temperance people made combined
attack upon the Senate on Wednesday. "A
large number of senators presented temper
uuce petitions. MIR. JOHNSTON, OF Virginia,
handed in one. The day seems to have been
selected for the purpose. There was an at
tack in force and firing along the whole line.
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cELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR Chill

CELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR Chill
DREN WITH CARE.
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK OF SPORTS AND
AR GAME%s' s sS:1Gi $3.50:
RoBiNsoN CRUsoE, $50;
SEEb 81 Fl }HF {9fSS + sss
CHI D's Own BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, 500
TukN i'Sas' OF T III TIDE new, s1.2s;
s MAK9 FIMfiY fS Rh5biSsSS ssi5c
GRiMM's G y F0FuL S.k TALES, $3.50;
PlLGRIN'S PROGREss, $3.50;
A Journey TO THE CENTRE OF THE
SAPoit oN AND HIS MARsHALs, $3.50;
GOklLLA-HuSTERS.b by BALLESrYNE, sl.26 /;
Hs46hY o. SF Ft 5Sbs sE INVENTIONS
BIRH6IiE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
LUTTE EAMfs new, $3.50; X.
fbsh5 B66K 81 81 imiASk tris sl.es;
MAYHE RElD's BOOKS FOR BOYS tcach),
pu G Il BOOKS FOR BOYS teaeh',
s.S i hs es ,. iseys sent BY mall hRH7sos on
iaE T. Ill. Bookseller and Stationer,
de 9-tDc2o No.lll2 Main street.
A MEXICAN TOY BOOkS-ALL THAT
n. are published. sy. -q 4
PANuRAMAs-a large assortment at rs, SO, 75c.,
BiRLES in every variety of binding from soc. TO
rRs tYhh.RBooKs-a large large as,ortts,ncnt-ransipg
HYMN-BooKs orall denominations. III great
"a ysAartsty; x--r,,r, ,,,or.s .,a assnr.
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CHRISTMAS OPENING

GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
PIzzINrs CONFECTIONERY,
so7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
7 take pleasure In announcing To my friends aud
the public generally that Notwithstanding the
80 PANIC, RUMURS OF WAR. &C.
Santa Claus will make his annual rounds, ard his
HEADQUARTERS, s07 BROAD STREET,
will, as usual, be prepared with large and varied
stock OF
CANDIES. BoN-BoNs, CANDY TOYS,
.. CHOCOLATE VARIETIES,
CRYSTALIZED FRUITS,
FRUITS. Glaze, &C.,
which on SATURDAY. December IS. VIII ba
spread on my counters for their Inspection ann nar,
chase. Every customer shall be promphs mati
or r and sapPSyWS T pRCEs uI pure anadueed
goods eau be sold for. ,, - ox..., IN,
No common or Impure goods will be offered, Out
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold at such rates rs were conslaerea or
cheap before the high prices since tie war were
TO mousEKEEPERs offer beautiful
NEW RAIsISs.
CuRRANTS,
ALMONDS,
NUTS. and FIGS.
To YOUNG MEN offer al elegant ana Fatieu a.
FANCY SILK, SATIN, AND sTkA" BUN
BON BONES
NJ nv own importation. which will make most
elegant and acceptable present 10 their h'y irlen ha,
and such present rs caiinot be bad at any "'hef
establishment In this city,. ,.,,,
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLE, and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES,
which, although they have been exposed ior ssie
only q few days, AXE RAPIDLY DiSAffEAh'
ING, for their beauty Is almost irresistible
TO THE BOYS offer .... ...
rsE -. 60 80 FIREWORKS,
FIRE-CRACKERS, ~
TORrEUOES, and -
CANNUN-CKACKERS
| at PANIC PRICES. l guarantee all OF them 10 DC
of A No. 1 quality. 3D. I'm ,,,
Then, come one, come all. Look II you wiz nor
buy. You are welcome, aud should you Gtsiie "
barsains. ~ Il. ANDREW PIZZISI, JR.,
de a-I4t Confect!oner. SO7 Broad street
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
...s id At K. l.. GRASGER'S.
sps 627 BRoAD STREET.

Owing to the prevailing panic have been able n
purchase my stock Of FANCY GOODS at greatly
reduced price. in view and with the hope that nv
customers will appreciate my motive. I have
marked all of my stock, mostly adapted for Christi
mas presents. az twenty-five per cent. below The
OF real OXTDIzED CLASPS, COIN SILVER OXi-
DIED, BALL EARRINGS 0XI1IZED. Sill
CHhTEL AINES. Also, the most beautiful line Of
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS to
be found in the city. In addition 70 The above.
which, with the balance Of my stock OF XII,
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, LACES. CORSETS.
&C, &C., will offer ut prices defying competition
mt e. L. GRANGERS.
de11-tJI ~ 827 Broad street
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MARRIAGES.

Married. In Richmond. Va. on Thursday eve
ming December llth, 1873, 10y Kev.J. Is ltntsGn
Mir DANIEL BUTLER and Miss VIRGINIA
CARDOSA; both Of this city.
Married. IT Wayncsbpro', OH the 25th of Noveai-
bcr ny The Rev Mr.. Huihen, II. CARTER EC-
BANK to Miss MATTE W., daughter OF captain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

The Madison (Wis) Democrat gives evil
deuce of disloyalty by styling the President
message "more Of GRANTS dam-loolery."
We know the President will enjoy this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

NJ LEVY BROTHERS OFFER A CORD
and TASSELS for tressing-gowns at Soc
worth 81:
BUTTON-MOULDS, all sizes, at &c: peruozcn;
Ladies' LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen
worth S1.50;
LINEN COLLARS trimmed with lace at 81 per
dozen worth SO;
PILLOW CASE LACES at Soc, 75c, and 81 per
dozen yards:
JET JEWELRY al Csc. soc, and 75c. per set
worth more than double the money:
Genuine oyidizcd BELT-BUCkLES lu great Va
rrty:
JET BEl.T-BUCKLES:
JET ORNAMENTS for hats, bonnets, and head at
very low prices, at ,,or,r,e.
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL-COTT0N at
zoe. per dozen. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13
rHRlsTMAs PRESENTS, &c.

THRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.
r. II. PRICE & co. have opened new supplies Of
CLOAKS and WRAPPINGS:
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY SHAWLS;
Assess. - HASDkERCHfEFS,
In boxes, for ladies and gentlemen;
GLOVES In great variety,
LACE aud MUSLIN SETS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
HEMSTTTCHEI and L1NES-CAMBRlC HAND
KERCHIEFS.
SOCKS,
SUSPENDERS.
deIO CRaVATS, &c, &c.
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1874. NJ" 10 To nN ''"D 1914.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

,Nv MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISH ED
SEM To ANY ADDRESS BY
1T ELLISON,
Srws-EEAIER. No 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lt;ALEk
in Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Naihes, IA Ii,
tiunrry School. Books, Christmas BOOM, aiiu III
GESEKAL AGENT FOR TIE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
rh, following sent by mail to any part OF Inc
conmiry nj the Following rates, which are the pub
llshers' lowest prices
New York Herald. S12 New York Tribune. ~ z
~ Sork SIM 6 New York Journal
Richmond Dispatch. on Soilii, E,,,o e
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s. ...........25,30, so, and 75c.
EoR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND

..- NEWIFAR.
T.R. PRICE s. co. are adding many new and
beautiful goods TO their stock. just bought III the
northern markets. ~ ....
Great Jobs In DRESS and other GOODS,
BLACK GROS.GRAIN and BONNET SILKS.
NAyY-BLUE, ELEPHANT-BREATH, aud other
new shades POPLISs and CACHEMEBE>;
DRESS GOODS igreat reductions), %, 30, ami
35c:
MoUR MING GOODS, many new styies-GRo DE
ZURICH, IMPERATRICE. uERNATTAs, Mo-
HAIRS. CAMEL 'S-IiAIR, &C.:
GRAPE Wells. COLLARS. and TIES:
Iadi es' SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all Nos:
EELvETEENS. TwILLED SILKS. aud FELouKs:
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES. &C.;
DOMESTICS at very lowest rates, &c. de ~
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7c7; THE BEST ToOTH-poWDER
me- TO THE PUBLIC.

beg to inform you that I have opened LADIES'
and GENTLEMEN RESTAURANT In connec-
ton with my Confectionery establishment at No.
l1O5 Main street. Open daily from A. NJ. to
i. NJ.
1t Is my intention TO make this what Richmond
hls long needed, frs-cdSS Restaurant in every
particular.
TIE BILL OF FARE
includes every dish that an fplcureau taste may
desire which will DE served In the best manner
and ut moderate prices. ~
A. ASTONI,
oc 3-3m nearly opposite the Post-Onice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13
NHILDREN'S GAMES,
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE AS
sORTMENT IN THE CITY,
/. B.. EMBRACING

BACKGAMMON BOARDS (furnished) 81 90
PARCUEESi ................"........... ] 90
DOM1SOES.. .......................6O 90. 75c, 25
BRISQUE......:..:... ..::................... 2 90
GAME OF HASE...: ........ 90
CRISPINO. new and most fascinating
board game ...........................2 90
LOTTO. :...:................".... IS
LIGHTNING EAfhESS...... 80
KINGS AND CAVALIERS......... Is
AVILUDE fnewl... ........................ Is
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP..................- 40
FIGARO. ........................... so
GAME OF AUTHORS. Observation-Disclosures. so
SEQUENCES:.::::.. $500. ..::..,.........- 40
SILBROSETTE COMICALITIES.... 40
THE TICKER. Fun Of the Funniest.... 30
TOTEM new Observation-Disclosures. 80
Old Maid, Couvcrsation-Cards.S nip-Snap-
Snorum, Red Riding Hood House that
Jack Butt. Mother Hubbard, Cinderella, DR..
Fusby Fortune-T.ll Cards, each....... 2j
Any Of the above sent by mail postpaid on re.
CENT Of the price by j. L. ELLYSUS,
Bookseller and Newsdeaer
de 10 11l2 Main street.
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U. MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
ERs.-Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
the period OF teehng in children. 1t relieves the
child of palm cures wind cohc, regulates the bowels,
and by giving relief and health to the child gives
rest to the mother. -.. ........
BE sure to call for
"Mas. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. je A-Tu,Th&S6m
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DOPULAR POETS. handsomely bound
i In cloth, bcvelled boards and gilt edges with
Illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT, BIRKET Eos
TER, L. II. CoRBoULD, j. WOLF, and others. Price
each, 1850.
LIST OF THE SERIES:
Millions Poetical Works, illustrated by Harvey.
hurns, illustrated by Sir John Gilbert, A; Il; A.,
boud.
Byron's Poems, illustrated by Sir j. Gilbert, A. h
A., Wolf and others.
Popes Poetic,l Works illustrated by Sir John Gil
bert, A. X. A.
SCOTS Poetica Works, with Illustrations by +. L.
CorbOuld. . -
Camubell's (Thomas) Poetical Works. with illus
tratous by Sir John Gilbert, A X. a.
Shakespedrc's Complete Works, Illustrated by Slr
John Gilbert, \. X. A.
Leigh Hunts Poems. illustrated by K. Ii. Corbould
Rogcrs's Poems, with many wood cuts.
Mrs. Icman's Poetical Works, Illustrated.
ANY Of the above sent postpaid on receipt Of the
price by d: /. ELLfsON,
de 10 lll2 Main street.
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ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
.s "G HOLIDAY PRESENTS. .ss

ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
i, ,,H HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The oIowiIg HIST epbrases few Of my 1yS STANp
BOOKS, just suited for Christmas presents:
ALDINE for 1673--Bound volume-Cloth, 70;
| ROME. BY FRANCIS WEY. Conta lining three hum
dred and forty-fve engraylngs on WOOD, de.
| of Rome, with an introduction by w. W. STo-
ny, bound In ine Turkey morocco. .449
Song. Numerous Illustrations; Turkey mo
w0 TRf.D or Types Of Woman
| ly Attributes Of all Lands and Ages, With sew
enicen engraviuss steel, from. designs by
| CHARLES STAAL. Turkey morocco, ;3l2
TIE, GALLERY OF BYRON BEAUTIES. Ideal ad
pictures Of the principal characters OF 1,ord
TIE s' P0EI gSSe GAILEKY series Of Portrait
pressly for this work by the most eminent Eng e
lrA Isn aS'S PisiCTUREs DRAWN wiTH Pen
soAN M r6 o. NArUHE Selected from many
sources. with numerous Illustrations: ..:::....so
SHAKESPEARE ANNUAL, with ilustra,
THE p0d MIrTIE Pi;E0pLE 0F THE SNOW BY
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. illustrated from
ruS q sFoR X H IF fE F1uNTxE BY
I'M Gyt LIFE BY foetr;
RyK iSreS Mi0tsE: siiILT0N: icojWiPER GULD:
|, Smith, BURNS, and WORDSWORTH bound
In half calf, each, gov
SHAKESPEARE, 10 vols, pocket edition. IN neal II
CHhMBERS' MiSCELLAEY OF USEFUL AND
ENTERTAINING TRACTS, now complete, =
new and improved edition. with PORTRAITS ah y
Illustrations. limo, D volumes, clotn;: .:S!U
.GIEBONS'S HISTORY OF THE DEGLlNE AM
: FALL OF THE ROMAN EMP1RE, with nolcs
by Dean Nlilman. volumes. crown o'9 o.;
GOETHE'S WORKS, cloth, extra, 3 yolumes.S7 so
HUME'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, latest eol-
ton, with Autobiography. volumes crown
IsyiSG'S WORKS, including his life: rs vol
uInes, 16mo., steel vignette titles, cloth: ex,
NAHfaaiIyLAY;s HISTORY OF ENGLAND, COM ON
plcte; steel portrait and six colored maps. 8
volumes. 12mo., cloth. 81 90
SHAkESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, printed
on toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges,
BYkooS%;;s COMPLETE W0RKs, printed on
toned paper, Turkey morocco, gilt edges vol,
SyO. ...b1U
Any of the above sent by mail post paidIon re-
ccipt OF the price by j. T. ELLISON,
de 10 No. 1l12 Main street.
DOPULAR POETS. handsomely bound
i In cloth, bevelled boards. and gilt edges with
illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT, BIRKET Eos.
TER, +. III. CoRBouLD, j. WOLF, and Others Price,
each, $3.50
LIST OF THE SERIES:
Millions Poetical Works. illustrated by Harvey.
l pl.T IL, ttn,t
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
COUGHS AND SORETHROAT,
" HOARSENESS AND COLDS.

COUGHS AND SORETHROAT,
" HOARSENESS AND COLDS.
Fougera's Pate Pectorale;
LozeugeS of Alum and kinO:
Chorate of Potussa Tablets; A ....-'.. ~.
Edey,s Carbolic Troches; ..r ... ...s.
Wistar's Cough Lozengcs; . .-
Carboate OF Iodine Inha liant;
Browns Bronchial Troches; .t-#@ ..-.
Cherry Psctoral LozeDges; ..-
Muriate OF Ammonia LoZenges:
Spltta's Coryza Lozenges;
Muer's Compound syrup Of HorchOund;
Woolfolk's Cough Syrup; ...
Powers's Syrup ToIu and wild Cherry;
Con- pound Syrup OF Globe Flower; ~
Pine-Trce Tar Trocles; - ... s.
Nelson's Gelatine LoZenges;
Refined Licorice Lozenges:
Pancreatized Cod-Liver OH; ts .u e"
Sine's Compound Syrup OF Tar, &c. -.
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY und
all The popular remedies to be had at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
no29 ... 919 Main street.
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A SSEMBLY HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1873.
ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.

no GET GOOD ACCOUNT-BOOkS
1 scn1 early orders to No. 1918 Main street
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
received at the last and former Fairs premiums
for the best BLANK-BOOkS made Always on
hand stock of Ledgers, Journals. Day, Cash. In
voice, Bill, Check, Money, Receipt: Sales, Order
Time, Balance, Copying. Pass: and memorandum n
20 70 Sr narb &c ii -d&w
The sun., 1873-04-25
Sf,nmbonts uro Rulro1,I.
1ENNsYLxANIA RAILROAO.

Trains leave New York from foot Of Dosorosscs and
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South,
with Pullman palace cars attached yD \. NJ, s. l. AID
$50 p, NJ sunday, s, T. and $50 P ". =. .
For ltlmore, Washington, and the South at A NJ.
EIpfss.for PhIIadefphla, s. and 80 A. NJ 1880,
s,s,sS, r. NJ, and u night. Sunday, 6,e;O. and
For Phllselphis vita Kensngton, at A. NJ and r. NJ.
Emigrsnt aud second cla.s, 1:i5 T.. NJ.
For Newark at g. $40: l. 70, $40, 0. H. II, itp NJ, ",
IL, 200 s. $40. $40, tl0, 49, s. o. SD $50 $50, 6, 6l1.
So 5;9 $40 2, 10, iiO, and u Pm sunday 'Io'
F9, fIi,,be5h $50 go, TO- 4. and Ito A.
PA SO sSI. S; S'l0 10, iiiSj, and iaF.a NJ sunday.
FST s6wy W." g. ssj, I, so go and 10 A. W. ia noon l.
2. 2so s. $50 $40. 40, $3.50 $50, $50 $50 g, $50 %
SlQ and lOP NJ, and u night. SUNDAY, $40 andG VI
f9r Wo9d6rdge spi Perth Amboy' sand lO A. M 49,
For New brunswick, I and 10 A. NJ. n M,L23.tlo,
s@, s, and T. NJ, and !? night SUNDAY. and AP ".
For East Milestone, A. NJ, " noon, l;iO and y. NJ
For Lambertville and Flemington. A. " aud J.. VI.
For Philllpsburg and Bclydere. 2 and y. VI.
Accommodation for BOrdeutown Burn gtOn, and Cam.
dem and $50 A. NJ 1881, 2. 3, $40 aud 6 p. NJ.
For Freehold. and a. NJ. and T. VI.
For Jsmt sburg Pembcrton. Camden. A. Nj $40 7. NJ.
Traire arrIvc az fOUws; From Pittsburgh, $50 A VI
los T. NJ, daily, 1911 a. NJ and C3 Y NJ daily. except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, g. " NJ,
t5i, and 1912 Y NJ SUNDAY, $40 A. ". From Phla-
pha 52l $50. l0ii iiOt and ll5t NJ, 2ll 35l, 6Oi
and siS NJ sundat G2l. Go. and tlOi A, M Ticket
House, ard foot Of DesDrosses and Cort1ndt sts.
A. j CASsArT. D"''''' 'D NJ BOYD. Jr.,
The sun., 1873-04-25
HuMoRs orTHE FOURTH ~. CARS.
A Rae In the Tunnci-Coat Tails. Carpet
HAYS, nnd Umbrellas sapdwichcd In Van
d,rLiIt's t,rapd Central DcDot


A Rae In the Tunnci-Cont Tails. Carpet
BAYS, aud Umbrellas sandwichca In Van
dcrbiitr Grand Central Depot.
Those who ride in Fourth avenue cars
see more persons from the rural districts than
the travellers on other lines. They note the
difference between the city man who quietly
holds up finger for an instant II he wishes to
stop car, while the man who is going to the
depot swings his carpet bag up toward the
zenith ana keeps IL there until the driver has
brought the ear to a dead stand. Fourth ave-
nue. cars make time In the tunnel between
Thirty y-second and Forty. second streets, but
everybody does not know. II. Last night
car ", well loaded, entered the tunnel about
Z. Among those on the rear platform was
atall gray haired man. who carried big CARPET
bag and a big umbrella. lie was nervous, ndgety,
and evidently afraid that the car wouldn't reach
the depot IN time for his train. The car stopped
at Thirty eighth street To allow apassenser TO
get out. In about nall minute those on the
front platform, who were looking ahead through
the dark perspective of the tunnel, saw tall
1gure shoot past the end OF the car and on to-
ward Forty-secund street II was the tall, nerv-
Gus man from the rear platf urm. He swung his
big umbrella dnd carpet bag vigorously and
made n.,nni.hiut time Every one ON the front
platform iuyoluutatily laughed heartily. Just
a. the lying man disappeared the bell sounded
''Gu ii. old mdu =" cried an enthusiastic YOUTH
talking I" thu tuuncl walls, f!r the man sout
Of sight. Think youll catch him, driNerE
" Dunno" said the man at the brake. Hes
& o st M the car hrt raad Gf",%d "s and
everybody on the front pln form strained his
eyes to catch sight of the fugitive, all taking a
personal interest in the race. suddenly, IA
though he had sprung from the solid rock. ap-
peared m1n just ahead Of The car, standing on
the down track. lie was n tall, gaunt man and
he fganticdliy waved n big umbrella and big
carpet bag. heirtyroar OF laughter went up
from the men on the front platform, The car
had he ten the lung-cggcd fellow who thought
he coulu make better time. The driver tugted
on the brakc; the humbled passenger was taken
on again, and the next seen of him he was DASH
ing through the depot entr nee, being easily
distin 'ti~hel by the unique mixture OF carpetbag
umbrella and coat tail, which were sandwiched
The sun., 1873-04-25
changed ., tho ofrce, but wish rd mover

u changed At the once, but Wish Ia mover
had H."
The reporter assured the driver that II was
not trouble which should weigh on him, and
he writes this to reassure him on that point; he
said that an honest face was far better creden-
wrong
Here the reporter reached his street and
jumped oH. From the sidewalk he saw the
driver out In the rain still muttoring and mood :
lily swaying himself back and forth with half
turns on the brake,
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