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WHERE ARE THEY2

Three Prisoners Escape from tho
HridoSvcll--Thcy Aurrow a Hole
Under tho FcMCo.
Not very long ago "Fo1y Devlin," notorious
Bneak thief, WAS sent to tho Bridoweu
for committing the crime Of lar
ceny. During his brief imprson-
mont ho has not exhibited signs OF discomfort,
aud has been 80 submissive to tho discipline Of
the prison that he has bonn allowed privileges
which were denied to those moro req
tive and 1ebellious. The confidence placed
Foxy has been miaused by that slippery young
crackaman. Taking two other s'good boys" Of
the prison into his council, ho coneocted plan
whereby they should regain their libor-
ties, and ho no longer surrounded by
those very formidable barriers to con
tentment and happiness, the BridewoQ walls.
In executing tho plan it becano necessary for
one Of the three to subject himself to tho danger
Of being shot by tho guards. Foxy took
this risk upon himself, aud yesterday
afternoon, whilo it was supposed ho was improv-
ing his time in the pursuit to which ho had boon
assigned, Foxy was busily engaged in burrow-
ing hole under tho south fence. Having COM
ploted it, he informed his companions, and while
the guard'a attention was attracted from them,
they all three crnwled through the hole and escap
cd. Their hbseLce was at once noticed, but 30 &c.
cuEely did they hide themselves, that three men,
who searched in every conceivable place for
themt were unable to find them, up to = late
hour last night
, 1873-07-27

Tho Brooklyn Trust Compnny's States
ment.sA1legcd IurdoreFs Arrcsted-.
Failed to AKFee-.Another Wife-Mur-
der.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoAK, July 26.-The police are making
a second raid Tonight on WaBhington Market !;
no opposition.
Tho affairs Of the Brooklyn Trust Company
aro made to appear favorable By the report OF
the Receiver, but confidence ia not restored.
The Receiver puts the total loseas at s250.00o,
but many Of tho bonds enumerated among tho
asseta are thought to bo worthloss.
[To tho Assocfated Irfss.l
New Yong, July 26.-The Receivor Of tho
Brooklyn Trust Company has made atatcment
of it's condition. Its nasota are placed ut
f3860, ,697 It's liabilities at $3,246, ,074, leaving
surpluH Of st05, ,525. Tho Receiver says that
he has not been able to find any oyerdrafts o.
cept thoEo made by the late Mr. hills OF
and those made by Secretary hodman, amount-
Ing to $34, 800, for which there arc sufficient COL
1atera1a.
Three Of six negroes, said to bp concerned In
the murder OF Della Corooran, On Sunday last,
hhyo been arrested. The woman WAS 1lrAt ont
ragged, then murdered, aud her body thrown into
the Hudson hiYer, opposite Yonkers:
MoWilliams and ex-Deteotlye Doyle. Of Jersey
City, charged with eonspiring with well-kuown
burglars to rob tho Fi1ae National Bank OF thnt
city, retired at noon to-day, and, failing to agroe
on . vordiot, were locked up for tho night:
Casper 6ohullor returned under tho influence
Of liquor, tonight, to his homo No. 30 Rvington
atrect. and had . quarrel with his wife about his
wages, which he termlnatod By utabbing hor
fatally. Casper and his son Ludwig wero ar
rested,
, 1873-07-27
THE LABOR QUESTION,

Tho Strike at the NIt1.TAukee Iron
IVorlks--NItncrss Strife Ended.
Special DispatcA to Tha Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 26.-Tho strike Of tho help
ers Of the milwaukee, Iron Company continues.
It wns was caused by tho night-gang knocking
of on account Of tho oppressive hont on Thurs
day night. For this tho gang wero discharged.
The day gang thon refused to light the flrcs, un-
less tho order Of discharge was revoked. The
Company would not reacind The order, and this
led to q suspension Of labor. Superintendent
Hagerman returned from Chicago yester-
day, and will publish statement Of tho
position Of the Company In the morning
papers. Tho holpors wifi also publish their view
Of tho case. It is thought that the difficulty will
DO adjusted without delay.
M1NoxK, ILL.,, July 20.-Tho .striie Of the
minors employed in tho Muonk coal mines,
owned by Miner 7. Amos b Co., Of Chicago, has
terminated. The misunderstanding, Leading to
the strike, having beon amicabiy adjusted. work
will be resumed on Monday tho 2sth.
, 1873-07-27

urally arlsos III view Of q econo yesterday at
tho CLARK atroot front Of the old Court-Houae.
4 portly oitlclal In blue waB loading two littlo
gutter-Arabs down tho steps by rough grasp Oh
tho collar OF each, When ono Bnppod suddenly
out Of his coat and ran. Quick pursuit md cap
turo followed. Thon came outrage. Five timea
In succession did this burly oflicinl strike tho
little follow on tho Btdo Of tho head, tho
b1owa making tho slight form sliver with pain.
Tho thin clliltl-form showed that such an assault
would probably carry It's efroota during life. Bov-
aftor consultation, ono OF tho genslomen stopped
over to tho Blerlt1's Office and reported 1t. The
only answer obtainablo from tho important por-
sonage In charge was. "Served him right
Served him rightl" And got mon arc hrroAted
for cruelty striking horse. <.
CIt1oA1o, July 20, 1878.
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STEAMER SUNK.
Tho Steamer Howell snngged in tho
Ohio lkiver--Al1 Saved but Two Chill
dEo1l md q Young LaAYs

Tho Steamer Howell snngged in tho
Ohio Nivcr--Al1 Saved but Two Chill
dxo1l md Il Young Lady.
Epteia! Wspatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune
CAIRO ILL.,. July 26.-Newa to the effect that
tho Steamer Jennie Howell, bound from New Or
leans to Cincinnati, and loaded with salt, rags,
etc., had struck o spag near Caaoyville Bar, In
tho Ohio, River, about eight miles below Shaw
neetown, and sunk, WAS received in this city to-
day. The wreoking boat T. F. Eokert, immedi-
atoly started for her rescue. From the frat on
gineer of the Howell, Mr.. ". A. PAelan who
came down on tho Quickstep, wo learn the
following: At about o'clock this morning tho
Howell struck snag, which passed through hor
bull forward OF tho boiler up through the boiler
deck aud hurricane roof. Everybody WAS aroused
Is soon as possible, and informed that tho boat
WAS sinking rapidly, aud to keep cool and ali
would be saved, but owing to the lights being
ertinguished and darknoss prevailing. two chill
dren were drowned and, 1t is thought, ono
young lady. The bodies Of the children were
found In tho cabin. As aoon aa possible
the passengers aud crew were taken on Hhore,
where they remained until daylight, and then the
passengers went to Bhawneetown, tho crow 70.
manning with the boat. Tho Howell was largo
Btern.wheol boat, and Was valued at about
$4,000. It ia not known here whether she was
injured or not. Mr. phe!an states that ali tho
officers did their duty, and that the passengers
arc loud in their praise. Tho Bteamcr lies In
sixteen feet Of water, and Is not worth raising.
, 1873-07-27
SPORTING MATTERS.
Great Deulling Tsave g., Pitts
hurgh.
Races ct Saratoga, Detroit, and Cam
bridge City.
Base Ball---The Prize Ring.
THE TURF.
TRoTr1NG AT DUBUQUE.


an,,.,, ~ -,.,,
.,., ,I.e..'. =. ~. n,os
opee'a' I'Gtatse,s aa ~ -, a"o .A'eaao 1"o""e'
DunuouE, July So.-Iho IonB-loo2ea'1of eno
much-ta1kod-of trot botwoon Bay Charlie, owned
By Lagen d Sons. aud surprige. owned by Will
lam Aidorn,n ~ ~. o,,v ,o,,o ~ a. ~, ir,v.
..,. III 1... .o wv ."o ~. ~ ~ -. aroo
.ns.pasA snls u nitornoon' Inc raco "'8 1oe soou
to S40U, bost threo In five, milo hoatH The first
heat was won by Bay Charlie In
24S, Tho second heat was also won
hv nav Ohcr,,o In o.sslx Tho +1,;rd ho.t uoa
~, ~, e,.".s-.ea :. o'.o AH' 'A" A"e' "'''
"om ~ ouitn1Ao III 1'4o'
Ihe fourth heat and tho race waB won
by BAY Charlie. Time, 2.5e Surprise
was tho fayorito at tho Btart, and tho
odds lively in lis fayor, but tho result Of tho
race proves his baokora bet without knowing
concoureo Of people, and it Is estimated that
from live to six Thousand dollars changed hands
on tho result.
SARATOGA RACES. ...
SARATOGA, July 26.-Just as tho pooplo had
assembled, and the races were about to begin, d
heavy thunderstorm ca1ne up, accompanied by
violont rain and lightning, and when tho storm
had coaacd tho track Was flooded fetlock-doep.
The first race wnB tho Alabama stakes, aWeop-
stakos Of $50 Zach, g. 600 added for fllies foal-
ed IN 1870, ~ miles. There wero forty-one
noninations Of which tho following started /:
Dnchu, Lexington fllly, Planet hly, Tabltha,
Minnie ~, Sunrise, 6alle Watson, and Lizzie
Lucas 6nllio Watson was the favorito in the
pools, There WAS great difficulty III getting =
start, owing to tho fracHousness Of hflunie ".
Lizzie Lucas got away first but WAS econ caught
By Minnie w.. who passed. her, and, taking Tho
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1Ecntnmln Knthblln.sA Card OF Vim.
IfcnliUna


70 tho Editor n tho Seto York Tribune:
SIN: do not propose to find fault with tho
editorial In ,yostcrday'B Tribune headed "a His
tory and Warming" for boliavo It was writton
PIC, but unfortunate man who has just ended
his carocr, and with m honest belief that the
statements made wore warranted by facts. Tho
editor at leaat had tho record Of conviction aud
aive nB such record generally is, I firmly bo-
1.-Two thoro arc two sides to benjamin RathbunB
hintory.
Ho has always maintained to those lo would
he was triod and convicted under tho influence
of "ring who enriched themselves out Of his
vaBt estato. More than twenty-five ycnra ago ho
told the writer Of this that he should prepare,
and leave for publication aftor bis death, q truo
account Of oil tho transactions which led to i,is
downfall and was told by relativo, at tho
funeral yeBtorday, that tho manuscripts wore
completed and In his hands,
do not belioye tint Dontamfn Rathbun WIS
over guilty Of orimo Of any kind. I have al
othor people, and this was the firm boliof of
nino-tonths OF tho poople Of Buffalo thirty yoare
ego: know tho fact that soon after he started
bis hotel in Broadway, near Cortlandt stroot, he
uincnesa Of IN indorscment o.! . $1,000. uoto,
alleged by tho defense to have boen forged; and
whom the defendant in that suit the representa-
tive Of doceaBed indorgor) learned tho fact thnt
INC 1ht0 GOV. wright 1a0 roBtoroQ AlT. II. 10 LIB
civil rights, and That ho waB to DO called aH a
witness, the defendant camo forward aud paid
the note In full.
Tho truth ia that 1argo number Of theBo In
doraere, the magnitude Of tho amounts covered,
and tho influence OF tho parties, mado tho con
vlctton Of Mr.. r. a matter Of necessity.
Every one Of his gonuino indoraera set up the
pretonBo that their names were forged, which,
like tho CITY Of "mad dog" affected all papor
aaont, both genuine and spurious, and this It waa
shat gave benjamin nnthbun tho nama Of the
"erestest forger tho world ever SAW"
I have his solemn word, which firmly be-
leyo, that he never committed o forgery in biz
life. nor was that orime or any other crime evel
perpetrated with bis knowledge or consent. Tho
heroulean efforts made by him to retiro that
species Of paper ne Boon as he found that It wat
atloat in his extended business Tas part of the
network OF orcumstantial evidence brought for
ward On his trial at Batavia, which resulted II
his conviction, There were two previous trial!
at Buffalo, founded on other paper alleged tt
have been forged, which resulted In his acqult
tai, tho notes turning out to DO genuine.
Benjamin Rathbun outlivod by many years al
his prosecutors, and, with tho exception OF th
point Wherein say ho WAS wronged. very fes
mon have passed from existence leaving pure
record or moro spotloss reputation. 4.
NEW YoAK, July %, 1873.
, 1873-07-27
a Russian Fol1k-Tnlc.

As Htarho, Btingy,, rich 1nerchnnt, went along
tho road, close on his hcolB tramplctl poor
nfoujik. Thoy passed bcggar who begged fora
but tho moor ouiIR eave ahnpa m eopook aro
bothonght him. returned and begged the noujik
to lend him copeok for tho boggar, pleading
want OF change at tho moment. The dott was
to DO paid on tho morrow. But Il was tho same
must como another time. Ho camo the result
was tho sano again. At the et,d Of q fortnight
tho debt WAS to DO paid. b1ouji!s camo. Marko
s GrsrGd dos his w1 5 to STRIP Trip him. n y him tn undsg TIC
1.-THE kingdom Of heaven be his, said tho mo't.
jik. "f you will allow me, nstress, in return
for my copock III do him tho last soryico-lust
give his mortal remains 3 wasn." SO saying,
began pouring its scalding contenta over Marlso
the rich. Nfarko, his brow kuit, his loga
contortea, WIS ecarcoly ablo to hold out:
Writhe away or not as you please" thought
Marko tho riich waa Pit into cofln, and tic
poor moujik took it to tho church, where he
read psalma over It,. Tho darkness Of night
came on. All Of au1der window oponod, mud
church. Tho moujik lid himself behind tho
altar. AS soon as tho robbors had come in they
began to dividing their booty, ind nftor every
thing else had boon shared there remained
hold Of It himself; nono would give up his claim
ing: "What il tho good Of dsputng that way
Let the gabre boong to him WHO will cut this
corpso's head or" Up jumped Dlarko tho rich,
like madman. The robbers wero frightened
out Of thoir wits, flung away their spoil, and
i'lot's divide tho monoy." They divided IT equal
1y betwoou them; each Of the shares vas larGo
one. ''But how about the copeck?" asked tho
poor man. "Ah, bother!''- replied Marko.
''aurely you cau soe I hayo got no change! !"
And 80 AIarko tho rich never paid tho copock af-
tor all ll!-Frona Russian FoA:-1ales BY " r. $.
R4{stQn.
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

LOUISVILLE, July 26.-A special to the Cour-
tsr- r-Jouraas reports tho fatal shooting Of ". II.
Doan, at Worthwhile Station, on tho T., q. 4 L.
\. H., thia afternoon, by Capt. Whltta-
kes, ct Eagle Station. There was
A. old grudge betwoon tho parties.
Whitaker was arrested at Worthwhile
On tho afternoon train, and was accogted by
Dean. After = few words Whitaker shot Deail
through tho loft breast. Dean died In fow
minutes. It In represented that Dean attacked
Whitaker first. Both men scro vol known In
that seoti0n.
, 1873-07-27

Ida d Minnesota Railroad at Pottsvillo, In at-
tempting to got on train, missed bis footing
aud foil nnlor tho car. Tho wheels running
oovor hia LOG In two placeh necessitatod amputa-
tion, resulting In his death yesterday.
BT1nLrNo, ill.,, July 20.-A collision occurred
On tho Northwestern Railroad hero at o'clock
this morning: freight tran from tho East
ran into nnntlcr, standing on tho track, and four
and several threBhing machines were in tho
ruins. Nobody was hurt.
, 1873-07-27


WASHINGTON, D. G.. July 26.-On Sunday, for
the South Atlantic aud Gulf statoe, rising bar
omoter, southeast and southwest winds, partly
cloudy and close weather in the interior, but
light rains on the coasts. For tho Ohio Valley,
Lower Lakes, and Middle States, rising baromo-
ing weather. and lower Temperature. Tor Now
England, rising barometer, and partly cloudy
weather. For the Upper Lakes and Northwest,
falling barometer, rising temperature, easterly
winds, md partly cloudy weather.
BTA0E OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of water, with
changes in the q hours ending p, H., July 20,
1878:
, 1873-07-27
THE CABLE.

Seventh Anniversary OF the Laying OF
the Atlantic CAblos.QclebFhtl0A Mt
1leArt7H C0MtoMt.
HEARTS CONTENT, NJ T., July 28.-ThiB eyen-
Ing 1t will be seyen years sinoo tho telegraph
fleet entered Trinity Bay. Newfoundland. To-
morrow, Sunday, will be tho seventh anniversary
Of tl,s landing Of tho cable, and 1t will be aeyen
years on Monday since the line was opened for
business. This evening will be celebrated by q
banquet at this place. aud on Monday by boat
Eaooa, comprising sailing, roning, and soalllng,
, 1873-07-27

prices thero III no improvement TO notice. Bome Of
tho beat and nont Teaponaiblo 1nanufAclnrorn have
boon operating during tho week, and receivers have
boon FREQ soers at laet weekh prices, In some In
10 TINT high prices In tho in.erior, aud
favorable adyicos from abroad hnvc not az vi
Ohio and Pennsylvania flcoccs has been mostly from
45c 10 SIC, tho latter price for OHIO double extra and
above aud IN few instance: - high ~ Ole was Oh
quotations Of Ohio anu Pcnnnylyana tlcecea arc AGA
Sic; Michigan, 46@5oo; Western and Now York, 400
61o: California, 2QG235c.
, 1873-07-27

IosToN, July 20.-Tho receipts Of domestic wool for
tho .souk were 3,43o bales. Thcro has been no re-
etitp of foreign wool. Tho pnat has been tho Moat
pounds uf domestic wool have leen received, aud the
sales have boon upwards OF 1000 600 pounds Az far
accumulate 10 any e1tant and tho nsr. clip
OF tho west and California continues q ba
Akau bJ manufacturers about ~ fas ~ EOce1yed. In
, 1873-07-27

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago 1*1buns.
CA1no, ILL.,, July 28.-In match game Of base
ball between the Modocs, Of Oero, and the Hiy-
yesterday evening, tho 'Rlyersides won the game
by score OF 63 to AZ.
DosToN, July 2e.-Dase -Daltimores, II;
DoBtonB, H.
NEW YonK, July 26.-Daao ball-Mutuals, II
Atanttcs, 1.
pu1LApELpu1A, July 2e.-Dase Dall-Athlatics,
80 Washingtons, 10.
, 1873-07-27
Jokes on the Sflnll.

Tho Shah encountered formidable diBad-
vantage in Paris. His title ia pronounced pre-
cisely like chat, which lnenns cat. From this
follows perfect avalanche OF Intentional nud
unintontional jokes. In,agino that every time
ho was spolten Of hero or in England We said
"The Cat" and it will bo seon how fertile III
pleaaautrinR this cQilcidence must be. il pnra.
, 1873-07-27

LONDON July 2o.-The Herald correspondent
Ut Ems telegraphB that the German Emperor has
dspartod from there for Schwallbach to viais the
italian Grown Prince. He will afterwards pro-
coed to Gaatien. The Austrian Emperor on his
departure reoeiyod an orhtion.
, 1873-07-27
AQUATIC.
bCULL1Nd MATCH AT FIT r8DulaH.

spteial Disgateh q Ths Chicago Tribune.
P1T1snunon. July 2G.-The great single ecull-
ing match betweou Paul Louthor and Nick uen-
marsh came on on the lower h1onongahele
courae this afternoon. The race had created
great intorost, and much expectation was evinced
at tho result of tho contest. Tho day was
showory, and q hard wind prevailed, but did not
Tor 81, 600. Iouther was the choice so to a7.
The race was announced to como OF between
banks Of tho river weIe lined with
iiveely with small crafts. At ton minutes
to the men mado their appearance,
eoon got into line, aud tho word 60 was giyon.
The rain at the time was pouring down. The
men started Of, Loathe5 having the inside track
drosaed in olive colorcd tights, and Denmarsh in
dark blne. They made splendid start. Louther
taking theload but was oyortakon at Market stroot
bridge by DenInarsb, who passed him BY about d
Dcnmarsh appeared still ahead when he crossed
Louthor's course. The latter coming up caused
Q collision, tho nculls coming together, when
Louthor Strengthened up and made the home
quito leiBu1oly. ,Donmarsh's friends claimed a
foul, whlo tho Clipper Club, Of which Louther
iB member, demanded TINT the 1ace be roWed
over again. Tho judges held . consultation.
o'clock this evoning, but the men did not como
to time, and the sraco WAS declared draw.
Louthor will publish card in to-morrow's
Leader challenging Donmarsh to raco three or
FIVE miles on the lower MonongAhela course for
81, 900 side.
After the above race VAS over Nick Snyder
and Tad Wright rowod single aoun raco over
tho samo course for $3.50, which was won by
Snyder by half length.
The last deposit in tho soharff- Coulter race
for 81 900 side and the championship Of Amer
lea, to come OF next Saturday, I'd August, was
made tonight.
THE COLLEGE nEdATTA.
NEW YonK, July 26--The umpire in tho col
lego regntta, at Springfield, Mass, Gays: Tow
ing to the fact that only six Of the eleven judges
have seen at to make q report, viz the Judges
for Yale, Wosloyan, Harvard, Amherst, Column
bia, md Dartmouth, shall refuse to award any
other positions than those already awarded
Yale frat, Wes1oyan second, and Harvard third.
The honor Of tho fourth place being claimed by
tho judges TOT Amhorst. 0oumbis, and Dart.
them fight It out on that line II It takes all
summer" The umpire adds that an apology la
tho 10000 spectators waiting for two houra
after the timo appointed for the atart.
, 1873-07-27

Special Dispatch to TAs Chicago Tribune.
epnlNaFtELp, ILL.,, July 2d.-Jumoa Taylor, .
prominent citizen. was stricken with paralysis
about O'Clock to-day, and expired In q, sl,ort
time, Ho has siBter, Mrs. David Krolgh, ly-
ing in Chicago.
, 1873-07-27

RoouEarEu, N. T., Jnly 2G.-MattIo stowell,
agod 10 yaara, tho daughter Ut q l}aptiat clergy
man, and Hurry White woro drowned III tho
mill pond Ut Hunts Hollow. by tho raft parting
on which they aid othors waro hoating.
, 1873-07-27
THE ERATuRE.

CHICAGO, July 20.-The following is tho range
Of temperature during woek ending. ~ reported
by L. Manasae, optioian, No. % West Madison
street;
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Bp<etal Dfspatch 70 las Chicago 1fibuns.
CAlno ILL.,, July 29:-An attempt was made by
they failed at their game, and nero lodged In tho
jail they endeayored to burn.
, 1873-07-27
TURKEY,

NEW YoRK, July 28.-The Bassiret Of Con-
stantinoplo has been suspended for having pub
Nshea false intelligence, announcing that
Turkish YeaBels would be sent to 6umatr4.
, 1873-07-27
German Festival,

NEwnuna, n. T., July 26.--Tho New York
Central Turn 1}czirk commenced this evening
for four dayn' festival.
, 1873-07-27
CRUELTY.

II tho Editor a Tbs Chicago 7rtbnte:
R1R: Are our street-gaminB ~ much God,
oroaturos a. tho brutea2 Thia question nat
, 1873-07-27
Ocean steamship Noxvs.

Ocean Steamship Nosvs.
New YoAK, July 2G,-Arr!ved, tho steamships
Mosel. from Brsrnon, and the dlamorgan, from
Cardiff.
LIVERPOOL July 2o.-Arrlyod out, the steam
shin Hcotjn, from Nav York.
, 1873-07-27

Katlrpnd Accidents.
6p<etat Df.patch to Ths Chtcaga Tribune.
CxpAR nApps, July 29-John anderson,
6veda employed by the Burlington, Cedar Hap
, 1873-07-27
SPRlNGFlELD.

port Fi1cds
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, July 26.-The following figures
nhow the amount Of revenue collected in this
district aimee the operation Of the revenua Law
, 1873-07-27
CHANCES,
ABOVE Low
WATER,
VHAN0EA4
Rae. Fall.


Tho Brooklyn Trust Compnny's States
ment..A1legcd 1IurdoreEB Arrcsted-.
Failed to AKFee.-Another Wife-Mur
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30
Union Pacific Railroad
TINE TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS VIII:
" leave and arrive at Ogden daily, rs follow
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 q. m; mixed
$50 p. m; freight, 10 80 Q. m.
ARRrvE.-Daily express, $40 p m; mixed
p. m; freight. 6:l0 a. IN.
Daily connections made at Ogden with
Utah Central Railroad. from Salt Lake City
all points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan. with stages for the Sweetwater mines,
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad,
for Denver, Central City. Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
Of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to sll points east at ONCE OF
Wells, Fargo L Co., East Temple street, and at
the office of the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which office berths on
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
East, can avail themselves of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regard
to passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves Of
q through sleeping-car, comfortable accommoda-
tions and quick time.
THOS. L. KIMBALL,
General Ticket Agent
T. +. SICKLES,
au23u Chief Engineer and Superintendent