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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
THE MOD0Cs ONCE MORE.

Is there to be no end of the national dis.
grace brought upon US through this unhappy
squabble with the Modocs? The trcachery
of Capt. Wright, years ago, the beginning OF
the trouble; the miserable scheming and rob
berry of the beef contractors; the three dis
graceful defeats Of our troops by Capt Jack
so decidedly damaging to the prestige of oul
army; and the employment of Modoc trai
tors--whom we expect to hang when done
with them--to catch Captain Jack and his
faithful followers; we're not these enough
that now must be added to them the crown
| ing disgrace of the murder of the helpless
Modoc prisoners by the british Oregon
militia
Mondays kilograms inform US that ON
Saturday, while Capt Fairchild, with few
men, was taking some II Modoc prisoners,
including Shacknasty jim, Bogus Charley,
Teche Jack, Pony and Little John, the rest
being women and childrcn,-from Fairchild's
ranch to camp Boyle, the party were waylad
on the road by dozen of Oregon volunteers,
who murdered all the defencelcss prisoners
in cold blood except the women and three or
four children. The men darted out from
their concealment, did the deed and then dis
appeared.
A lengthy despatch from Gen. Davis in yes
terday's daiies announces his purpose to
make short work Of the trial and execution of
such of the Modoc warriors as the brutality
Of the Oregon volunteers has spared The
national character, already sufficiently tar
nishcd, will sustain a deeper disgrace yet
than all others, it, along with the murdcrcrs
OF Gen Candy, Gen. Davis or the government
through other proper officials, fails to hang
these brutal murderers of deienceless pris.
toner's
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CIRCUIT COURT.

TLos. and Calvin Mccormick and Christie.
pher Carroll, found guilty Of robbery, were
sentenced the first 70 four and the latter two
10 three years each in The pepitentiary, and ON
Saturday taken TO Joliet .'
In the case OF Eliza Monarty vs. Patrick
morisrty decree OF divorce was granted
Several chancery cases were heard and va
nous orders and DEGREES made on Friday and
Saturday, but of no general interest s g
On Monday the case Of the People VS.
Patrick Reilly, Of Mendoza, charged with as
sault with intent to Kill city marshal FORTS
tai and charles Taylor of that city, wa,
aiken up. The entire day was taken up in
getting jury, and then two days more in ex
aiming witnesses. Thursday and yesterday
were taken up by the attorneys in speeches
and up 10 going 70 press last evening the case
was still in the hands Of the jury
Mr.. g. +. Critt"nden, of Streator, the attor.
rey for one Of The McCormicks, mentioned
above, and against whom some pretty hard
stories were told after the trial, and a pretty
rough despatch sent 90 the Chicago Tunes,
denies the charges in communication in the
Ttm1S OF Thursday with great vigor We
laye taken no stock in the fight thus far, nor
10 We care 10 take any, at present in Mr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
THE FARM ERS.
FARMERS song,

Brothers Of the plow
The power is with YOU;
The world In expectation waits
For action prompt and true:
Oppression stalks abroad,
Monopolics abound,
Their giant hands already clutch
The tiilers Of the ground.
CHORUS:
Awake, then, awake
The great world must be fed,
And Heaven gives the power
TO the hdHd Mdt ROlds The bread.
Yes, Brothers Of the pillow,
The people must be fed,
And Heaven gives the power
To the HAND THAT HOLDS TIE BREAD
Brothers Of the plow,
In calm and quiet might
You've waited long and patiently
For what was yours by right
! fair reward for toll,
4 free and open field,
An honest share for wife ana home
OF what your harvest yield.
CHOHUs: Awake. then, awake, a..
Brothers Of the plOw,
Come rally once again;
come gather from the prairie vide,
The hillside and the plain;
Not, rs in days Of yorc,
With trump of battles sound
But come and make the world respect
The tillcrs of tho ground
cnoNr,; Awake! then, awake, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
STEEL WORKS AT OTTAWA!

Some little stir was excited among our peo
ple on Tuesday, by the announcement ina
some heavy" parties were here from the kas
DESTROYS of submitting to our people propo
sitions for the erection Of extensive works a
/ this point for the manufacture of steel anc
steel rails.
On inquiry we find that the parties in ques
ton were represented by the Hon j. d. ASH
LEY, late congressman from the Toledo dis
ltrict Ohio, and politician of some note, Mr.
Ashley is operating in the interest OF tho
proprietors of what is known as the ED
redge" process of manufacturing steel pro
cess claimed to be much superior to the Bcs
semer.
Works for the manufacture ofstecl by this
process are in operation at Elmira, n. Y, anc
| at Sandusky, o., and are represented as doing
very profitable business.
Mr.. Ashley met number of our leadins
citizens at the Clifton Hotel, and submitted tt
them proposition in substance as follows
That the people of Ottawa donate to tho
Company some IA acres of ground at some
point near the city eligible for convenient
railroad and canal transportation, and take
$15O,OOO in stock to be expended in the cree
ton of buildings, the local subscribers taking
a mortgage on the ground and buildings a>
additional security for their Investment
otherwise to divide profits equally with the
other stockholders. In return the Company
are to bind themselves to invest in the works
here and operate for at least five years CAPT
tai of 100000 in the manufacture Of steel
and steel rails. The works will give employ
ment TO about 800 men.
The meeting to which Mr.. Ashley made the
propositions appointed 5. W. Checver, H. ii
Eamcs and J. F. Nash, Esqrs, Il committee
to see and consult with our capitalists on the
subject, and, if decided advisable, to call a
public meeting. Before the committee take
definite action, however, they are to receive
from the company Mr. Ashley represents
their proposition in full detail and in writing.
There is no doubt of the entire ability OF
the company to make good to the letter what
ever they agree to- Mr.. Ashley is not the sort
OF u man TO represent an affair OF straw.
The project certainly looks like one Ottawa
ought to strain every nerve to bring into OPP
Grafton Joliet gave $4,000 outright to secure
the establishment of iron and steel works at
her city, and the investment has proved the
best she ever made. That city has advanced
80 per cent. i'm wealth and population in three
years, and her permanent and rapid growth
is fixed fact Her $4,000 have already
netted her million, and the duplication is
going on in gcometrica! proportion. Exactly
the the same road is now open to Ottawa.
Shall we neglect TO take it?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
OTTAWA 4 BELVIDHRE r. r,

Several years ago there was quite move
ment along the line of the proposed Belvidere
and Ottawa Railroad, and for time it look
Fox river Valley Railroad, at the time, made
offers to join teams for part of the way, and
it looked as If the district between Somonauk
and Belvidere would be able 70 fetch up its
end of the line. For some reason, however
the project failed at the time and little had
been heard of it since.
Within few weeks, however, the people Of
Bclvidere and Sycamore have again walked
up on the subject, held earnest meetings, and
reopened their stock books At the last meet
ing, however, delegation from Joliet at
tended, and made overtures to have ,he route
changed from Belvidere ttd Sycamore and
Oswego to Joliet, and the Joliet folks think
they have got The matter settled in their ia
vor.
Such IL change of the route would be with
out sense or reason. Belvidere has all the
railroad she needs to Chicago and the east
What more can she have by going to Joliet
What Belvidere wants is iuel-coal To get
that she must come To Ottawa. Here she
comes in contact with both the Vermillion
the Peru, and the La Sale coal fields, and
would at once have the same assured business
which has already made the Fox River
Branch the most profitable section of the
whole c. B. & @. corporation. Having abun.
dant railroad facilities eastward and west.
ward, the only sensible thing for Belvidere
now is to strike for Il road straight ncrth:: and
south thus placing herself at the cross roads
in the center of the world!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

There is a big bust up between the Ger.
man Republicans and the American Republ
cans in Chicago and in fact oil over the state
The alliance between the Germans and the
Republicanism originated, was always unat
ural, and now that the slavery question, which
vas the only bond Of union between them
IS removed, they are bound to separate on the
temperance, free trade, and all other leading
nuhlic nuestiOns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Some three weeks ago the President hon.
ored the village of Geneva, Wis, with his
presence, accompanying a fishing excursion
thither from Chicago. The papers have been
throwing out blind hints about that cNcur.
sion ever since, until the Geneva Rcp"biicda,
a local paper, comes out and says fatty,
that there is no use of conccaling what every.
body knows, that The President, during his
visit here last week, was as drunk as a lord.''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

William ii. Stewards travels around the
world, beautifully printed and illustrated
book of 800 pages, can DE procured from n
NJ. liolbrook, the publishers authorized agent,
only. at ll9 Main street Call and examine
a specimen book
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

The vote of Grundy county on supreme
Judge was somewhat mixed. Alfcr,l NJ Craig
got 4i6 votes, \. VI. Craig O. and Albert W.
Craig 2'4 Legally the 4l6 votes only can be
counted for Craig, leaving him behind
Lawrence, who had 422 votes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

The new radical senator from Oregon i n
trouble. In Oregon he wen; by the name Of
John Mitchell, and under thai name was
elected 10 the senate; but the fact having
leaked out that his real name is Nipple, and
that he ran away from Pennsylvania some
years ago, leaving wife and hosts ef credh
tors behind, his " friends insist that he shall
make restitution or resign-or in fact, do
hpth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Under the law of 1872, permitting women
to choose their cmployments according to
their own sweet wills, Miss Ada NJ lIulitt
last Thursday, was admitted TO the bar at Mt
Vernon by the Supreme Court of this State
Now there should he law compelling client,
to give hera fair share of business, and then
Miss llulitt would be happy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

a Farmers Board of Trade is a novelty in.
tToduced by the farmers Of Du Page, Kendall
and Kane Counties. They meet on fixed
days in hall in West Aurora and sell theiI
produce with all the advantage Of competi
lion between themselves and the grain buyer,
ard cattle dealers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Stokes will probably escape the gallows
after all The New York Court of Appeals
has granted him new trial. Now there i
the long and tedious process OF another trial,
probSbie disagreement CT the jury-anoiher
trial, and 50 on dd isfH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Morris had blaze on Tuesday morning
destroying the row Of wooden buildings be
tween the Atwater block and the brick build
ing of i. FJohnson, on Liberty street. Loss
about $1,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

The lrishnen and the Germans in Chicago
do not agree on the free Sunday beer qucs-
ton. The lrishmen stick up stoutly for the
sanctity of The Sabbath, Away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

FIRE IN WALTHAN.-On Thursday morn.
ing about . O'Clock the house on the farm Of
Elon Weaver, in the town of Waltham, occu-
pied by his son Frederick Weaver was dis.
covered to be on fire and in an hour it had
burned to the ground.
Al the furniture WAS saved. The cause OF
the fire is unknown, Loss about 5000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
The Farmers of Mission OIL the assessment aud
Ritching Post Question

4 meeting Of the Farmers Club + the town oil
Mission was held at Norway, JUre III, At whicl.
the following preamble aud resolution wcr,
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. land IN La Sale county = equaiizro
at s9.j!, while the state equaizec alUc Is s6;:'.
and
Whereas. S:i.S06i:fl were ado. - the orgr"''
valuation - equalzed 10y III" Boz . OF super'i-
sorS. Therefore
R.spl,,d That we instruct or supervisor L"
use nj, best efforts To send oy lore u :he BCaru
To meet the State Board of ElEal.4.Iinn 20 secure
more equitable rate of equn'i4s;.lr in behalf oi
La Sale county.
And also the following:
Whereas the authorities %, Ill " If OJgNs
have torn up the hitchin- pps.s around thu
county court house, considering u ern nuisance,
therefore
RsSsi,y,i. That no farmer i' ;.s own Of N,-
sion will haul any more gram ~ ."y Kind To OF
tawa until the authorities Of said lily replace tn
sand posts and railing or some substitute Tor
them. 20 that farmers may ls4 . convenient
place 1t least for Li;chir@ ~. leans IN sai'
town. NJ NJ ON, Pro- Q.
r. " Bnvgr, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Victoria Woodruff is said 90 bc dying Of
disease OF the heart. 1t was no, generally
known she had much in that way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

w. e, Flagg, 5, VI. smith and Duncan
Mackay, Executive Committee of the Illinois
State Farmers Association, put forth the fol
lowing recommendation to the farmers OF
this state in reference to the mode Of celebra
ting the approaching 4th of July:
In accordance with the advice and requests
of persons in various parts of tins state, the
undersigned, Executive Committee Of the Hi
nos State Farmers Association, would very
respectfully recommend 10 the farmers OF Hi.
nOs that they meet in county, or other local
meetings on the approaching 4th OF July, for
the purpose not only OF celebrating the ami
versarv of our National Independence, bu,
also for the purpose Of considering and act.
ing upon the dangers that now threaten the
safety OF the nation and the liberty OF the
citizen, in the shape OF chartered monopolies
and corrupt cOnspiracies against the public
interest
We further recommend the Immediate
action of county associations, county commit
tees, farmers clubs, oranges, and persons
otherwise interested, so rs 10 secure AT such
meetings large attendance, Il free discussion
of the grievances, and more complete and
thorough organization Of the farmers of the
state.
Let us give this time honored day Il new
lease of life, by Il demonstration that may
be hereafter Commemorated rs the dawning
of new era of independence, not only for us
as u class, but for the whole people of the
State and nation.
Leaving 10 the various committees Of ar.
rangements to make out such programme for
the celebration Of the day as may best be
suited TO each locality, we would merely sug.
gest instead OF the stereotyped Grafton upon
the glorious past by some aspirant for polti-
cal honors, that we have the earnest, practical
common sense talk Of tho farmers themselves
upon the duties of the present, and the read
ing of the accompanying new Declaration OF
Independence, which, may, however, be
altered, amended, or left out, as may seem
best to those having the matter in charge.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
REAL ESTATE.


HEw-YozK. Monday jan 6, is11
The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
neither very large enthusiastic bat pieces property o.
frd I BT A Blseeke Son Co.. reetOry and basement
house and 11i block located Borry side Of Sis
tseHihst rs fee. sAsiory Fouhnve known No. lis
which purchased By c. cOnnOr SEQ and By
ausoneer ths urory English
house AM lot b3rCx9 A. located the norher nds Of Twenty
seonist p feet Y inches westerly gn sevenhsve ard known as
street No 2o7. knocked TO Wa II Seal al $4,000
The lelOyiug sales been received:
From H. LudoE tory broNnstone rort ho-se and
ei Jaafas located the sezhefY 1e OF Ihourth st. be-
tNen Madison and Psrtve kDoSu No a. together vita ksioV
ihrs 1 So 90; from Nn Il. kayuor Of fa ots eeatet
On he sonth eay corner " TGih and Unehuaci any
hs lots fronting fronting the street for S20Vo
hL halnoT also result Of IL made b. during zoe
Tear B2 and tng properly alone amounting 70 80 800
~ sevra ses made BY him Of improved properly arc not He1a-a
number of LIST oi ghlch
gvc below
Sales advertised be made IsEeaanEe Tor nOtedli
Nv r,n..N " Mn 10y - ar, a. ,,..,o- q, Ihr 1,.b
nell lots ll each 0caie1 on The noery rae o Ihf-
Eeu 81 commencing feet wesefr rom Ielih ave- and o
each tS19 oea the souherT de = Thirty glth ST. con-
meneing 20 ;ret ON kieTenth-sve.
Legal sale o lAfes Price, referee TIE else OF
one io hrs0 l5tla frB tc northefy SIDE VI tg
JIsns M feet c-c Fiave CHS lease Is daiei May
ih ail u isf % = 81 luuual neltal Slf0.l
BY Muller, Wkls legal under the direction OF Joseph
aess referee four st1ry houses an1 lots each 1913
1tS located soaefT de Of oeyeEieiL-st commencing
~ lset q ileAes Hts.erF ir1m llrlaye.
Hale 70 e maze tie Hal Of The property % llIo located on
tle WestrF ale Of haye A fee; uthey from Pncesl
y hSzh n Camp LEGAL the direction of Thomas H. Ian
lDl ftei located s0uherF ade 0f one lun-
ire an eastsry WlsaTe BE- s0a.
ae o~n HAL Boston road az william s~, horris-af'
NssteI-stef County. r. y
fga se nnacf direction ~ John C. Connor, j., referee ne
easteriS rom Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET


NEWYOHK, M0ndaY jan 3, 1878.
The supply in the Bulls Head market and
sales stables generally at the opening Of tho week is
very little in Of the limited requirements Of the
present trade and there Is sufficient demand for work
horses OF all kinds TO prevent accumulation Of stock
Very few fine coach horses we're among the arrivals OF
the past two months, hut the Fall trade hsgng been
very dull ION account OF the prevailing horse epdemict
cornpaTativey large number Of al coming under the
category OF pleasure horses now being Winered n
the city and have concentrated IN the hands OF rev
deaer OF larger means who ntend 20 hold the STOCK IN
authorization OF an early and active Spring trade
Messr7 Johnston & Van Tlssell viii hold their regular
semiweekly sale Of horses carriages ana general morse
equpments Tomorrow Tuesday, the I'm inst. NJ Il
O'Clock, as their horse auction marc IN East Thrteenths
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
gbdnres for Business Hlcu

FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS for SALE
AID the dsIo Si t7
from business Eeestabahe1 ana poseY-
lI SISESS FOR SALE n Is i0ci Cereiana ono
inhabitants and of the peaAniaf aul most
The NOrstet, EmbTo4encs lol Anl
The location the credit Of Tie e7aeern "
abroad al irsssA The stock ess an
Good favorable cp4 rqro AiI
s2nUO which will pay pr0dt y from = % " per cent
'urther Information inquire OF Mr. C. 7. Van BLASAo lin ~
BroAdSay HeN-York
A YOUNG LADY ARTIST, having mOnOp-
- most profitable business wants I'D mmeile 70 I
supply Loan -oate1 10 ti7r oAA
Address MONEY 5i West Ihn}secou5si Tribute up once
(TANTED-A PARTY 20 MANUFACTURES
W small roValT several heavy nnng PAIh II On
BUSTLEs the Lots Buste Address h. L.
T.. Herald Ofoe.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
Diploeuo Ncnres.


OFFICE op rux LAKE, SHORE MIoHiqAS soUrsESsi
HALLWAY CosPASI CLEygLASn, O.. jan ISIA
4 DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT upon
da Of February, sl al the once .! the
a,ef Bool VII 6s close FRIDAY he 10Th aay Of J'Hu-
JAMES II. BANKER, Treasurer.
KScKERBOcKEE FIRE ISsURASoE CoaPAsI % EEv-YoEK,(
CEsTADLi'HED '7'l oyTlSn yT2 y6sr a. WI ii5 g s,
ATA MEETING of the BOARD OF DI-
n REcToRs s @ day he gsSa sEMASSgAt " PIyDsSR Pyp eS
EST was declared payable Jan IS 1873 free Of all tar
Tue JOSEPH l. TOWNSEND seerst,ry.
HOTsATOSio Rlao4D cosrAI & TsE4'VTsss asa q 9TEsH Irl5
DIVIDEND No. 26.-The Board of Directors
- Ibis Company declared Dividend Of POUR DOLLARS
PER SHARE on The Preferred sioc ay96s on ns %OA aA' " 'AH
The will closed the Oh and rsopesed oD TIE lst
pgo1no Of the Board CHARLBS n Ay yARILL Iess
Nsg-T0KK. Dee. "a. 1919. }
Directors of the Metro
IL poiiau Bank bare declared sEhlASFUAL Diyl
DEND oFIyE @ PER CENT free Of tai payable o9 me r oal
Tas Transfer BOOt, viii b, closed uatl jan % IS1 ~
SEVYoRE kSosToS AND STT1oG's %! R.L.S.1 % g2rsAT g. M
INTEREST COUPONS on the Bonds of the
% % s s6spo FSS zsb COM
SS S 59s sy J5 ar IsaRY M ~ SE e a GEORGE H. SHARPE
NOTTCE.-COUPONS of the VIRGINIA and
~ TENNESSEE R. Co. signed p J. MoRhs0S IreasuIs ias
January 1879 vii also be paid by MesI, Daasa2 s9sTHs7 60
JAMES = " lhbhhl, AteHA
OTTIcE OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. or SEw.JEEsK1{
ll9 LBrKTy kRw-foEK Dec =. lo..
THE usual quarterly dividend Of TWO
AMI HALP PER CENT las been declared payable als
onee and after MONDAY, the 50lh Of JsHaary next
the 3lt December nstaa al the rate Of
T ne transfer closed from SATURDAY. tie th to TUES
5ses Of a stock vii be ssusd on the 10Th Of Jrusr
''''-''' VI ''-' ''-'- SAMUEL KNOX Treasure,
OTF1cE CANADA soUIHEES RALEAT CoSPAsI,}
No - WILLIAMS 81. NEW York, 9th December, 1872.
HyHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, maturing
lst January the m bonds u The Cnsd2 soa
IA way Company VAL be psia on and alter NE "a p!oN " nc
Union iiH' COMPANY u n coURrRIGHr President
NEW-YoRx Dee. p, ls72
THE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST maturing
IN 1 lg73 on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ALA
BAMA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANf vii be pad u Ana alter
the a pi01in' a. D' '-'' J. B. DGMoST seer-,.r
CTrIog NORTHERN PAcYIc RAILEoAD Co,
% Fliih-ave., n. T., Dec Il, bIl
THE COUPONS due Jan. 1, 1873, of the
Il FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of this COMPANY vii BE- pad on
presentation that date the oe Of Jay CoOKE Co. New
YORK The INTEREST upon registered Bonds viii be pad
heretofore b! checks TO the orae o. 'he Bono ,s p o
recorded adaress .. IL bAhs,hI IIeasaIef
THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON
j AND WESTERN RAILWAY SECOND MORTGAGE COUPONS,
doe JAN viii be paid aad after Jan = ". B.aAsg sase ol
Turner Brothers. B b SMITH. P-esdsoI-
12D DIVIDEND.
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OFFICE NO 156 BROADWAY -..,
ANNUAL niYDEND or FiyE J PgR CENT psl5ls
Sss.YorI jan ? Iss3
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
hotets.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY fof

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WOPCFSrER
dsBU D. m. from Per H. n. K foot VI R,husou.st
CAIN. isTe 20 BOSTON, - - To PaOYIDENCB, -
Deek lsre % BOSTON. - p To PROVIDENCE a.
weight Connect Providence Boston
Prov Worcester r RS or 81 muorlur Rur and
LOR NEW-HAVEN, hARTFORD, &c
,PsekEp for ssvHaEen 5.l5 TIsias North
and ESs. al a p m.
TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points ON HOusa-
Il tonic md SaugaBtE RdroNs Pare 81 leaEe
Catherine sip At y sui z Hgrt isundAv. ereeedi
DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains
DrI LAc AsS wEsTsHs-Brosi Gauge s-a.on: $50
EDd 500 N
Bs- g. II n. $50 aBi : D. u.
EEwJERsRT-F0r Washington: and 100 N. the
Vest PennsrivlIis H. R.: 30, =. m. D. West
Phadsiphia: ard 93Ja I2J. s. O. aJ0 night Psia
GepIsa via CanaCr. an z N.
NEWJEasYI CsSrHAI-For the ct via Allentown. II.
N. i;5e 10 4;t0.
EEw ERhEr soUTAERsfoI Philadelphia is-elmeg eaEos loso
SEw fosK CkSraAL upsoS iyER-Por Buffalo; iogo
iGt5 and II n. sT Abany 1872 1915 m, $50,
4. S. B. and ID ,.
NEW YORK EEwTI1vEs-For Boston; n y 3:0s
For Ses-iisTsn 7:05. efa LIB l223
as. s:3s. sra. 8:0s ard 2 10 p n.
NEuYoRK RkLWAy-Por BneHville; oilG 40
PESSSTEASlA RALRoAD-R0r Pittsburgh: 20 sDd %
b5 iz !, a. 9. aJ1 aud u night sandEI G, 500,
AID 900 p m
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