Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

NEW TINE TABLE Supi. Moor bas
brought out a new time table for the a. Y. 81
=. read. which takes effect on Monday next
May goth. The 7slsgrdVh table has been cor.
rcctcd aud will be found reliable.
Our railroad companies IN their progress 10
the harbor are becoming in earnest, aud show
that carnestness by continuous lab0r-7 lays
In the week. Last Sunday the forces Of both
companies were at work grading, while the
l. So NJ S. were Patting down pies for the
bridge which Is to span the creek.
The A. Y. g. p. line. below the station, viii
be so far completed this week. Il Is expected,
as 10 admit the passage Of trains over il 10 the
harbor. Considerable business in the way Of
freight awaits the opening OF business The
docks are also In such state Of forwardness
az to admit of their use as soon ms the track Is
it,
The Mahoning Coal Road Is also about
ready Go- business, aud we shall, therefore,
have in a few days, competing lines for the
youngstown and Pittsburgh busi ness Though
the harbor division has, as yet no dock con
nection for tho opening Of lax commerce. the
line, however, is down to the creek and an en-.
gne made trip to The Elm Tree" ON
Wednesday last. AS soon as the bridge is up,
which, we understand, is being framed and 10
be brought upon the ground ready To be erect
ed, the whole line to near the pontoon Lridse
will be ready for the ties and iron.
CB-No railway abuse, in the opinion Of the
N,.,,
date attention so much as the leasing of rail-
roads. AS the law now stands, Directors,
withOu. asking the consent of stockholders,
can lease their property on terms which
amount virtually to a sale, and in this way
sacrifice their rights rs well ms the public in
terests, The Committee proposes 10 meet this
evil by general law prohibiing the leasing
of any line 10 another that is competing and
parallel, and allowing those only TO unite
which are continuous and connecting. In any
case, the consent of three fourths of the stock
holders must be obtained
THE AsHTABULA Co, o.,SARRArnSCuooL Con.
vENTIoN will hold It's next annual meeting at
West Andover on Wednesday and Thursday,
May go and Both. 1873. Hour for meeting ON
Wednesday, IL O'Clock, p. NJ. Subjects as
signed as follows:
lst The object of Sunday Schools,-Rev J.
n. McGiffrrt.
2. Duty of church members 10 the s S.
both ia regard 10 its success and active
participation in its exercises, Rev j. Brown
and F. G. Farley.
| 3. The appropriate use o. blackbo lrl in s.
S. exercises, ana illustrations, Prof j. Tuck
erman, and Mr.. Tisdcl.
4. S. S. Teaching,-Rrv. Mr. Morton.
5. The model S. S. Teacher,-Prof John
son.
6. Singing in the S. S.-Rcv. G. W. Phin-
ney.
T. S. S. Literaturc,-Rev. s. D. Peet.
8. The best method of conducting the S. S
to keep up the interest,-Dr. Hitchcock ant
Mr.. G. w. Waite.
g. Relation of the Pastor TO- the S. S.-Rev
d. L. Ilickok.
10 Who should be teachers, and how cho-
scn.-Rev. II. d. King.
II. How much time should he occupied il
S. S. exercises, cs,-Rev. r. Nj. Keyes.
II. Prayer in and for the S. S.,-R2v. S
W. Sirtetcr.
49, Infant class instructfon,-Mr A. D
Strong.
H. Passage of Seripture.-promises Il
children, ,-Convention
10. Address to children,-Rcvs. S. Chafee
Lake and Wells. The service will be at
O'clock p. NJ OH Thursday, and neishborin
Sunday Schools are invited to be present.
II. Sermon on Thursday evening,
Mr. Wells.
Those wishing to attend the Convention
will find teams at the Depot in readiness fn
their conveyance. S. e. SEARLE.