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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
The East.

PRoF. AeAssIz died al his residence in Cam
bridge, Mass, on the 18th Of Docenbor--the
immediate eause being paralysis. The funer-
al took place from the Chapel Of Cambridge
University, and was very impressive. Prof.
Agassiz was born In Switzerland in the year
1907, aud came to the United States in 1916,
since which be has occupied several important
positions in science, and at the time of his
death was Professor Of Zoology and Geology
in the scientific school at Cambridge, Mass,
founded by the late Abbott Lawrence, this
position being the highest scientific professor
ship in America.
The late Seth Adams left an estate valued
at 81, 200, 600, and provided in his will tor the
establishment, near Boston, Of home tor
the treatment and accommodation Of those
afflicted with hypochondria, from which NAL
ady Adams suffered for years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

ed at Washington to the effect that the Span
ish government is procuring periured afida-
Wits in New York to prove that the virginius
was Cuban vessel and her crew enlisted CuT
ban sailors.
FRnNps OF General sickles say that he will,
on his return to Washington, formally tender
his resignation as mister TO Madrid.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

DEAR old Aunt Mary. said a
school girl, don't see very well. and
last Sunday she was bul2iug around
getting ready for church. looking ion
umbrella, specs, oyelshoes, and. last
but not least, her prayer book. The
latter she thought She had secured. by
grabbing something of her bureau M
the last moment but when She got to
church It proved 10 be my musicale
ana The old lady. in trying To find her
pace IN the uncommon book of PRAYER.
touched the spring and it went OF IN
nne style to the tune OF 20 Jim Along.
Jim Along Josey."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
Tho South.

THE Nov Orleans rirayune has been sold
by the Sheriff Tor 500, COO on twelve months
bond, Judge Alexander Walker Of the Herald,
beng tine purchaser IIeis required TO carry
out an Advertising contracts and unexpirod
subscriptions.
Accusation las htcuin session in Charles
ton, q, tg0 OF three days, IN the inter-
eat of the Sp7u1nburg aud A.hyillo Railroad.
aconnectug link in the proposed nna from
the Northw, Go the Southern aeaboard.
W. b. W2ap, agent a. the Adams EXPRESS
Company, Nv, bad his skall erushcd ana his
safe robbed $4,000 about nine o'clock
THURSDAY night last. at Nashville. Tenn.
VANCE pfNr ana oaiem Hardin quarreled
about q broom, 90 Qlusy. Ky, lately. and
Hardin troac Dents head, killing him in.
rfautIv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

linz widows of Captain Jack have
lald ASIDE their mourning garb and
arrayed themselves in red and oransc
flannel and cavalry boots.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
washington.

Tn House has passed bin to repeal the
baukruptr, law "a the shape Of simule re-
peal, and an additional section requiring all
pending suits aud PROCEEDINGS 20 I ewonnd up
under tht present aw, but with reduction
Of oue-half iu i,es and charges
ThE Secretary of tbg Treasury h.s written
to the Chairman col Goo Ways and Mean. com.
mittee recommending additional taxation.
That the revenue may meet le ,xpenss.
and enclosing @ h.l lor thlt rnrpas. r..for.
ing Me duty 90 te5 AHA con- .,li.b iii
yield about twenty uIIA1u dollar, r.r amman,
as included in the recommendations of m,
Secretary. ne also enclosed a I.tt,r from
oomm.ssion,r Douglass making the flllawin.
recommendation. Increased tax of 40 coat.
p'i gallon ~ distilled snrt, which Voult
Nra seooa.tQu annually cents ppl poupt
aaaiuona' on tobacco, which woult weld
sAVuO'V" Illuminating Ills, ts5 900 600 on
gross receipts ui railroads G1n pa..esesrs
and H,ghls. % alnOa0 ON ft,apiboa, GROSS
l'N'lt'' l'Nm I.r'tHa.u aud freight. 5000.
600 on nsotale. cJmpIu.e. lUs... op teie.
graph neeWt $3.50 ulI-m4aus boz H., 49,.
grcSate ~ lipoUI. netaAont.,.,t ~
fec would make over Sl2nOpu0I. ll. On.
missioner says q none ro,pn,.a i. wanted !,
could be ohtalnt b SlnOQuU0 ,..t.r,ne
the taxes formerly u schedule j X :" vl,i.t s..
ciuded stamps ou tnlosllmsrimept. 5s.4.
mortgages. etc.
A BILL Tor paying ptteuueu Who arr blind
or deprived q the utp 81 both .rp.., 49,
fifty dollars per month !. pew beg,ro M
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

MoNpAY, December 15.-Bills were
introduced to provide for The construction Of
the Fort 81. Philip canal, and IT, maintenance
ar q national public highway 20 repeal the
tax OF 10 per cent on the circulation Of bank
notes, q take effect JAM l. 1874 The Com.
mi,,oe on Elections reported that they were
evenly divided ON the Louisiana contested
election ease OF rmchback and Gen. MtMil.
ian. and asked that the whole matter Zee re-
irrrgd 90 the Scuate. Laid over. Mr. Conk.
ling presented q petition II ship owners
touching the Geneva award. Mr.. sherman.
frum enc Committee On Finances reported
back the House bill % proyide for
the redemption Of the loan Of 1855.
II was passed. with several unimport-
ant amendments. Tho resolution reported
by Mr. sherman, Of the Finance Committee,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
CARRIER.

In fhistown, ALI. CHARTZ is author.
lied ~ receive subscriptions Tor Il SEN
TINEL, and collect for the same. Ali per-
sons in Eureka owing Tor subscriptions
Will pay them 10 him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
The Modoc War Ended,

The news from the Lava Beds is in
teresting. The Modoc campaign IS at
end. Captain Jack and al. 0: his FOL :
lowers are at last prisoners Of war.
Full particulars Of the surrender viii!
be found in our telecraphic columns.
The next thing in order, we presume,
Will be TO Try a few Of the prominent
leaders for murder. That they will
be found guilty and Only executed
hardly admits Of a doubt. The re-
mainder will, Of course, he placed Oh
a reservation, where they VIII be
likely to behave themselves in the
future. And thus viii terminate one
OF the most disastrous campaigns
against the Indians, numbers consd-
cred, ever witnessed in this country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
Failed TO Agrae.

We regret 10 announce he disagree.
ment of the Jury in the great mining
suit which has occupied the attention
OF the District Court Tor The last two
weeks. The entire community was
especially soiicitous that the matters
al issue between the two leading COM
panies of the district should be final
" and honorably adjusted. There
al lie no question that a decision for
one or the other of the parties % the
suit would have been productive Of
highly beneficial results 70 all classes
and branches Of tu>ines. in this sec
ton. While hampered with litigation
the operations OF 10th companies are
pretty apt to Le more or less restricted
The jury, however, failed 10 az ee on
a verdict, and so the mater res:s.
Whether the case will lie tried again
at this term Of court, remains 70 lie
seen. We sincerely hope that the
matter will be speedily settled in
some way. y compromise iS,of course.
preferable but il this cana0. be et-
fected, we say, by all means .et tue
trial proceed.
The atmosphere has been surellarged
from the beginning Of the case with
all kinds Of rumors Of corruption, lut
for the honor and coed name Of the
town we Go not car 10 make any Of
them public. Such things seem to lie
i~nseTarabiv connected with ali great
mining suits IN this State. Taken all
in all, however. We presume that the
case which has Just closed in Eureka,
was as free Of corruption as the major
ity OF mining suits involving so largea
sum of money 1t has come t be tile
rule that both parties 70 suits OF this
maeni ude leave nothing undone
which gives the least promise OF sue
cess.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03

[ force Of 80 men. Suddenly. four II
lie ShytS Wsie u.5I from the rucA>.
/ About this time >ar-i4cvd Charley
and two or t..ee other MOdOc Ta>-
Gals rushed down the TvCS> and cried
We surrender don't shoot.
: The Modes came i'm at once, and hos
/ Utilities ceased. Or. Csiani>s went
among the rocks and made peace ne.
GutiatIuuS. >cAT.iaced Charley, old
Sc0uchIu and ten other warriors caIe
in and surrendered. Jack ana three
others decamled by niGnt.
APPLEGATE's House.. CLEAR LANE,
Cal. jane I>t-3.S0 P. u. e.
Three mile. above the mouth OF
Willow CreeH.a AZ 1879 =. NJ, the Warm
Spring scouts struck the trail. and az
ter a brief search. the Modoc> were
discovered. Col. Perry surrounded
the Indian retreat. Suddenly. a Mo-
DC came out from the Dck with a
white 1id-. He met q Warm : ring
Indian, and said Jack wanted 70 sur
render. Three scouts were sent 10
meet Jack. He am out, cautiously
glanced ai'oUt a moment. and then, as
Ii giving W. AL hope, boldly came for
" trd. uuarmed, aHd held out his
hand 10 his visitors. Then two of his
warriors, five SQuaw> and eleven
children, came iIth ard Joined him
in the surrender. jack j about forty
wears OF a-e lie : five feet eight
Inches Ei-H. and cOmuar,lv buIi. !:
has q large. weil-furmed head. He
does not speak 10 any one. The Mo
docs are grouped in Il field near tile
house, and surrounded hy a guard.
Spectators peer into Jacks fac. but
he heeds them not. He is as still as a
statue.
SAN Francisco. Nav 81.
\. fire on Third street; today de-
s:loved Rn>enthal's furniture store !;
los, $1,000; New York Photograph
Gallery damaged :, the amount Of
aauEt $1,000 and Walsh's boot and
shoe store, $4,000.
Mis- Lohmer and Edward Will
liiuI>, accused OF beating ana cutting
CourOv, at 4 house on Waverlv Place
last week, have been held To answer
before the Grand Jury. Their bail is
fixed $500. Conroy will probably
recover.
john Tuers. the minstrel. who shot
and killed James \OWl!ug, has been
denied bail.
The Democratic primary election
passed oI~fQujetiv. Ills not yet known
what tae result Vas or the total vote
po!.ed.
Constable Baglav. Of Napa. arrested
Henry BdIcom an Joseph Harris i'll
This city today Tor grand larceny i'll
that place.
orknen broke ground to-day on
the Clay Street Hill Railroad. The
car, 0i this company will be propelled
up and down the long, steep grade by
meansUf stationary engines.
\. NJ. Bates died Yesterday after an
illness OF over Il year.
SACRAMENTO, June 2.
The case OF Juan j. Barras, who
Is chalCei with murder, IS on trial in
the District Court.
jennie Eunt>iuger was divorced to-
day from t. HUntsinger.
MAYFIELD, June 2.
An a.frav occurred last nightln the
Chandler Hotel between Henry Eer-
ri-an and Delavan lioag. Ii setms
MAT herIi-au has Tor some time been
Jealous Ct Hoa-'s attention, 10 his
keTrlgaU'>' VIE. and on going to her
room last ni-iIt found Hoag there
and assaulted him with u knife, in.
melting three wounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
MARRIED.

IN E-ao, May ), jams ". Reuoe, TO
Lucy J. Coz, UOtn Gf >prucemOut.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
SPECIAL TO TIE sEyTISzL.l
NEW YORK.

New YORK. June ..
Mathew Fitzpatrick murdered his
wife in Ionkers last night and es-
capped.
a letter from the Fiji Islands states
that the mountain savares killed a
family Of whites named Burns and
some Polyneslan laborers altogether
sixteen whites, whose bodies We're
found horribly mutila,ed. Some OF
the b9dIes were carried away Tor a
cannihal feast.
John Z. Durham, Of Dunham's
piano mandatory, Went into Ker-
kers saloon, near Harlem bridge.
yesterday, while under the Influence
Of liquor, and had something to eat.
Refusing to pay, he was attacked hv
kcrker and his cook and fatally i'll
iured.
Fitzpatrick, who killed his wife in
fonkers, has surrendered 10 the
police.
Hortcnse u. Watson, widow Of Judge
Watson. of California. was again com
united to the TOmbS Yesterday morn
ing for swindling Mr.. Richards, pro.
prietor OF the Anthony House.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS. june ;.
ABOUT ciccK THIS morning an un-
known party, using a slingsAot. as
.aulted E c. Hancock. OF the R-roN
Hancock rec lived a severe bu, not.
dangerous cut on the forehead.
Governor ltcEnery issued an adj.
dress 20 the people Of Louisiana ad.
v.sing them % fcquiesence in the
Kellogg Government till Congress as
sembles in December.
Governor aEnerv save prae;5o,,
Grant. Is Chief Magistrate OF the ma.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03

ton. has assumed the high and grave
responsibility OF fOi>tiHg upon the
people OF this State an patton
without precedent III this or any other
free country, ana he Is ~answeraG.e Ue-
fore the bar OF public opinion ( this
hi.E-handed measure. The PTC~i-
dent, with the army and Nay at his
command, has the physical power 10
cOerce the people OF this State into
any line oil policy he may lie pleased
to dictate. and il would be folly and
madness OiuterBOse resistance likely
10 bring conflict with the national
authority, Vet the deeply uNed Sen.!-
ments OF irrepre>>lblc hostility II lie
minds and hearts OF an outraged pSO-
ple a-ains: the Vlls>t U>urlailou ever
attempted - be fastened upon free
men. viii lind their iU.l >coue aud
vent. l advise that these manly AMI
patriotic sentiments take form ana
shaie through all moral and LEGAL
agencies POSSIBLE - ba derived. In
the meantime l : u>t peace aud order
may reign supreme throughout the
State, and tia: IL our iUd.s.liU par
suits viii lie Uuemlairas.eI bF p IL
lea! difficulties. III e>r cI.Ity uJ l
ur-e upon tLs people OF tI- Two Races,
"a . Ic44'E4 lN@-' 'CS''E Na'S' -
this STATE, 70 cultivate ole coward the
other nothing bit feelings OF amIty
gUol VIZ. and mutual understanding
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. Juueo.
John Curtis. cnloleu. AGED twenty
one. instantly Killed " IN. Saeaf. col
ored, last night y r.un-inga butcher
knife III liz >4u
Arrangements are being made frs
rational convention OF Irish born
citizens 10 be held in Cleveland. Oa.O,
aboU: the 18th Il July next. Tor tie
purpose uf forming a league similar
to the German union.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03

FOUND DEAD.-The bolv Of a m an
SAYS the Elk Independent OF the 3oth
ultimo, was found near Weems &
Rankin's ranch, On Susie creek. abou.
ten miles from Carlin, on tie 9TH in.
slant. The Coroner's jury found tina:
his name was Gregg, an E~nglishman.
aged about sizty-nine years, and that
he came 10 his death from the COM
bined effects Of old age and exposure
or or about MAY &c.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. June >.
PAuiS'IC CUiSIDISpiTC!its.
FROM

CAMP OK Willow CREEK,
May -5-7 ?. ".
The cavalry and tr:l!l5-v commands
and the Warm Spring indians. all
under C0.Uue. G.=-u. Lett Byvle'>
camp al : O'clock tAi> morning and
rode in 10: ha>le - APPRECIATES man
sion. Oh Clear LAKE. where General
Davis issued spee.a.. C.Gers for the
scuu: mentioned in my previous Dis
patch. bogus Charley. Steamboat
Frank. Shack-Nas:r Jim and Iuka
jim accompanied the expedition -
lead The WAY - jacnS Willow creek
retreat. Inc captive. We're laral -
the core. IAev Jed the troops Il a
point al JACKS haunt without the
>.l-htes. attempt II lodging tae
issue. Within i mile ~ the >trGu--
hold Captain Ha>UrUuck passed Up
the north side Of the creek with HI
squadron. ana Captain Jackson. with
his squadron. crossed over the Creek
ana went up the south side. Captain
Ha>brouch having Aata mile further
- travel than Captain Jackson did
not arrive a. tie stronghold in Kline
70 accomplish a desired corporation.
but Jack wa nevertheless surprised.
NJ , o'clock this afternoon Jacn>ous
men came 2cr5s> no g.cH-.> On tie
b!UI near the creen. and run them
through the Juniper - Jack retreat.
Inc t.-eih- Modacs c.ieu OH: IN ta-.r
naive iaH-ut@e, q quick. ran
quhcH' the s3ta.ef> arr coming. -
KAN JacA>9n uep."Ned ms >h!rnA>3-
tE' a!"H- 4 lace ~ the LiII Win
a~lHllId".t >fIl!. anu though eNLeC:
ny - receive q heavy nr-. tie l.ieA
ran 10 tl@ -EnLt .!Ne deer under the
!eaI g.. i oI-lceFs. 4 roar 81 mus
helIN was not HeaTL-.h>,-aG thereof
"a>a Pa-hih. s.'eLce. SIoi!n!f t-e
c'hFEfsthl WEA Ei-1ls- cred
0H.. SURRENDER, Ne 10 E-..t. ~ WaN,
= talk peace: We Ike PEACE 49,.
men IN We.l-HhnNn EZI:- G.. Iiu--
ton Charlie, the murderer ~ l.e&.
ur, Thomas. came III tu.. view and
or more r;fe.. C5STl1v r"r.d -
surrender and was allowed No come
f~tr cam 4 ra r"ara5 20 ~
S1rinr scn,,.s fa brew 5Iyrn 49, -
and extended nix hand in +''Ccn''
friendship, The nr0-+.rad raIrilr
was c1rjja1lv 1ratteI ~ tln Sn-Ir,L
Charley WAS lin nas.ej rarb4 -
with a ruarI Wv he was taLar-
the other N0qgc can,;y1. and I,.
them inter, ~ ID. H. ..id $50
OF Jack, best warriors wanted nI-4va
him and come into calun and h. vi
ur,ler.d fnI,ut mr., ha III I'll
w.1, rafTrnliii :, = ;,n AK L.-ti -H',
70 DEL art on hi, mi,,i'n Isr"ivn
tnis arranramar 5lan ,-far.a ti"u
a rife in the banis ~ m -.
Fr1u K was a-rciGeItaIrv di.rb.rr,
and .-y-r.I No. wno I,CI5 -,
unlittrd lam. Eec.InraI o.. -
rdin: I'm. h arcide,.r x"i.i
10 Charley, and ali ,usn;r;ons nf f,ri
rIav W4re r4nr.va1 frt,n I;S ,,,i",nI'
Auo,laI acriIAnt r4,.a3 ctnr'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
AG E-sTS.
Sole Agentin san Franeisco.

street, room II, - SOLE AGENT FOR THE
EUREKA DAILY >ENTISEL in san Fran
cisco and persons in that city haNln-
business Sith this Office are requested 20
com Duuicate with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03

SENATOR J. P. JONES has returned
from Washington. He stopped at
Gold Hill a dav or two. and then pro-
ceeded 10 San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03

We understand, says the Carson
Appeal, that steps are TO he taken. as
soon as possible, to secure a new trial
for Haines /. Robey. We hope he
may get it and an acquittal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03

y. :. BARTLETT, rea! estate agent.
Houses :o- rent and Tor sail IN all parts
ct tn c.'-. Also !. {. Da;eInan's a., =;
tD- Nh -!oHTUc survey. J..cr a. TIE
tA-4.. -:.. Lumber 4a.., southeast cor.
n-- HD : l. Bat G!au Streets. allJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-07

oRi0E.
We would call especial attention to our new styls
of pictures of "GERMAN FINISH, which we do
not think surpassed in this or any other country
rranV thousands Of which are in this CITY, and fof
their quality we give general reference.
n. d ". GARRETT,
T20 Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-07
gaIl Ruaa Etnes.
ON AND AFTER
Monday, Sept. Goth. 1879,

The cars will leave the Del Avenue Depot every 10
A M: then every ten minutes until 8 o'c.otk M
Alter thar hour, tverR minutes until 10 O'Clock p.
NJ. Car leaving Front and n ench streets at 1O.SJ
Mint Iile.-Car will leave the Del Avenue Depot
at 1880 +. NJ. TO meet train due at 1850 p. NJ.
Leave Del Avenue Depot al II 80 and 9th and Mar.
yet at II 80 p. M Lease Del Avenue Deuot at
i9ib !. Nj. to meet midnight tr4in, due at 12 ~ A,
M. sep2I U
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-07

A.. 40 EJHE1seEJS, DELAwARE RAIL ROAJ
&ff8 ksEP u 8AAaNe@ LINE.
sPRING ARRAN9BM EMIT
ON AID AFTEk MON AY, ArRlL 2lsT. 1873
(SrndayB exceptcd,l PassengeT Trains Will leave
follows:-
SOUTHWARK. EoETHwAKb
Passenger. Mixed Passenger Mixed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-07
-. AacEEzHE7E1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
tSt& VI s%SpeAsSg NINGTON, a BALTIMORE
ESJLRCkT. rIME TABLE

Taking effect sUEDA Y, September 2ia 1873.
- Philadelphia and Washington Express Trains
irgton Es press Trains thus 10 1b's The IL is Nj.
train from Philadelphia connects for Fortress NOR
roe and Norfolk. sT,on account OF Off renee in
time, IT, ms leave Baltimore by city time i've min
utes earlier than stated below.
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
OF Broad Street a. washington Avenue az follows
Darby, 100, 49, 1880, A. M. 1890, 2lO, AGO, 40
b.46, 9 10, $50, 1i.45 T. M.
2iO $50. 40. Z 10 % $50, ll45 p. NJ.
Chester Z, SID, s 3d. o so A. NJ 1880 2 10. 2, 20,
4OO 4SO, AS, blb 6OO'' 645, $780, 1l.sO', l1.46 r.
Lamokin 7. sl5, $780, 'O.sO,A M. 1890, 2lo, $50,
400, 40, 4.46 OLD, O 45 8 80. 11.41 p. M.
Thurlow,T, $50, 1870 A. NJ, 2SO, 4OO, 5.1b, Gas,
9s0P NJ.
trainers, 7, 1890, A. M, 2sO 400, b15 e.4b, $50,
Llnwood, :, $50, 1880 "A M, $50, 4tO. $40. g IS,
OIL clay 81 Spi $780, 1880 A. M a'O' 400. Sl' '.'S
Belle we, $50. 1880 A. M, $780, 4Oe, b1b 6.4b
93uP. Nj.
b15I .OU's 80 9 80, 1l.SO' z. m.
Newp 1T, $50 A. M, 100, pm
Newark $40 A. NJ, 4 90, Ii 80 p. M.
Ekton $50 M, 40, g. 11.80. 2. NJ.
North hast, $50 A. NJ. 40, 1lSO' ?. NJ.
PerryVie, 80 A. M, 126o'M. $40, 600" 1890 P
Nj
Iavre-de-Grace, $50 A. M, 1890 GOO. II 80 p
NJ.
Perrymansville. $50 A. NJ. 6'' 11.sO. Pm.
hdgewood, 30 A ~, g. ll.sO. r. Nj.
Magnolia 30 a. M, u" 11.3 p. VI.
BALTIMORE - A. NJ, 1900 IL 1b'' co." LOO p.
M.
NoRTHwARD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave az follows: fr m
Baltimore, Z 80, 9B0.' Nj, 245+ 100 TO- 49, 4.
N.
Magnolia, 8 20 A; NJ, 8 so"s1 e.P. M.
EdgewOOn, s27 A M, 3.44''P NJ,
Perrymanhvile. s 80 NJ, S So pm
IiayTe de Grace l2:iO'' $751; 1O:57"' N, 4:l2''
rerlyylle. 12:9'' Gas, 300, IL :eS'. A NJ, 4:21..
:, Serih East. 7.O5 :2s A M,4:ss. sa0.PM
Elkton, 7.1g 9:4l A N, ABB" 9:32+ Pm
Newark, I .33 9:G5 A Nj, :U4'' g:46s Pm
Stanton, 7.46 1905 A y, 9:57' = NJ
WiImingon ISL ISL 7 ~ t s:iG 10 o. 1890
I2:22.' b:81" l:'5, lO:24'P Pm
Bellevue, 7:41, s:22, 1o:l7 AM, 2:l2, 4:12, 7:2s
40 Sgsms7In i5 tss' $780, iOI 'O;0O M S'aO
linwood, 7;:o, s;s7, 1882, 1885 M, 1927,
! ralner's, 7:s7, $50 1924, A M, 300 a2s
SATURDAYS tnly,) 147r
rnarlow, ~ S:is, 10 80 II :oi M. 2:s'. 4:B
Iamokn, 5:l5 ~, sss $40, si5, 1914. 1904.
1880, 2:36, 1870, $50 o:3U T:5s 4 NJ
:33, 2:4O, 4:43 4:8s, 5:t3 $40" s:O5, lO:54' N
kdey PARK, 5;5i 800, 500, 9:27. lO.54 II .16 M
1872, 2:49, 4:S2, 4;47. 6:42, s:t1, ll:O2PM
arhy, 600, I.86, 500, 1901 $3.50 IL Us A NJ, 1;5l
S.Ol, 4:46, 5:54, s:26 M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run on Sunday except those
named below.
Lamokn and intermediate stations, / Pm
Wilmington and Way tatons A M, 9;8OPM
Baltimore, stopping at the principal Stations 800
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows from
Lamokin ami ihterme late stations, 9:l5 NJ,
=, wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, 6:sO6:3OP
baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 7:sO'
II SO" Nj
H. KENNEY, sur erintendtnt
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