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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
THIRD EDITION.
Ba1finoFe.

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE BREAKING OUT THIS MORNING
sT1LL RAGING AT fooN.
BALTIMORE, July 25.
At ten o'clock. a fire broke out in the Touring
mill of Joseph Thomas & Co., on Clay street,
between Liberty and Park streets. extending to
three adjoining blocks, and an immense confia-
grafton is now raging. The locality OF the fire
10 in the immediate vicinity of the Presbyterian
church, corner OF Liberty and Saratoga streets.
The entire southwest corner Of this block is con-
sumed.
LATER NEWS PROM THE FIRE-IMMENsE LOSS OF
PROPERTY.
BALTIMORE, one, p. NJ, July 25.
The fire is still raging, but will be confined to
area bounded by Lexington street South, How
ard West. Mulberry on the North, and Liberty
street on the East
After breaking out in the planning mill, of
Thomas & Co.. s,on the south side of Clay street.
the flames rapidly spread across the way to the
block bounded by Howard, Liberty, eara-
toga and Clay streets, consuming nearly the
entire block.
At this hour, few buildings remain at the
North East corner of the block, at which point
the Central Presbyterian church, DR.. Smiths, is
located, in which structure now the fire proba-
bly, is The entire block will be consumed
from Clay street south. The fire workedits way
back to Lexington street, burning all the build
ings in Park street.
The fire ia still raging in this block. In the
west side of Park street, from Lexington to sar-
atoga nearly every house has been burned
fully two thirds of the entire block bounded by
Clay, Park, Saratoga and Howard streets, being
consumed.
The First English Lutheran church on Lex
ington street, Rev. Dr. Barclay, is entirely con-
sumed. 1t ia possible the fire will not extend
beyond the four blocks named.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

The st. Louis steamboat men have sent TO
Washington q remonstrance against the con-
struction of the railroad bridge now building
across the Mississippi there, on the ground thai
il finished according to the original plan 1t II
will obstruct navigation.
The first childrens free excursion In Washing
ton took place yesterday, under the auspices o.
the Uhroncicle Publishing Company. One thou
sand children attended, and it was quite sue
cessful.
The extensive paper mill of Schumacher d
Lefeyre, at Napenock Ulster county, n wal
burned yesterday. The loss was $40. 900 and th'
insurance $13 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
hpartIngNews.

At the Saratoga races yesterday Tom Bowling
won tho first racs.14 miles, lin 0o9l Steachln
won the second, "a mil =, i'll 2. Ia Regardless
won The third race, II mile, in 5'1s
Charley Green won the race at O4tskill Park
Course, Now York, yesterday. Time, 1925,
2.S2, 2.3Isl.
The Mutuals beat the Baltimore Club at New
York Yesterday, IL to 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
ORGANIZED ISAs.
JOHN M'LEAR d. SON,
Exchange and Deposit Bank.
No sno MARKET slrREET WILMINGTON. DEL

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject TO check at sight,
(same as at q National Bank solicited from nrns,
corpo ati ms and individuals
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST per annnm allow
ed on dsposits, PAYABLE on demand.
roELIsL AnRANG EMEN rs for interest made on
COLLIE TiUNS OF Dividends Notes, Interest,
Drafts, &C made with sp stch and accounted for
the d ~ payment is received.
CHI -CKS on Banks in Philadelphia, New YORK.
B y on, Baltimore, Delawar Pennsylvania, and
Washington will be credited en- receipt fron Cas-
BON Is, SfoCxs GOLD. 40 Government Sc.
curitles, Gold, State Bonds Railroad Bonds ann
Stocks ,ught and sold on commission. LOCAL Sc
curities Speciality. Reing represented in all the
pri1cpal cities by reliable CORE 'pondents, we are
prepared to attend to anv business In this line with
promptness and desp atch Pera0ns wanting 10 Guy
or ssll are invited to give US call. Quotations ei
the active Stocks at New York and Philadepnia re
ceived dailv at cur ofnc
SOUND INVESrAENT Securities negotiated ano
AVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Police court.

James Kerrigan was up for disorderly conduct,
for which he was fined tho costs and held to bail
for 5000 to keep the peace
James Middleton, for violently threatening
Jacob Rebman was fined the costs and peace
bonded in the sum of $500.
Bernard La Pier (who is not a French Duke)
will spend the next thirty days over at New Cas-
tle He wouldn't work.
There we're five so cent and cost cases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Cho crn Preysntives.

The Nashville Union and American says
During the late cholera excitement, the enter
prisiug aud ingenious masculnes OF village
about ten miles from this city effsctualy warded
oil the dread disease by wearing small bags ol
assafntida tied under the nasal organs, and
thoroughly waxing their moustaches with tar
lhey are now emploring their leisure time will
efforts to remove the tar"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

New LoooMoTIvE.-The P. W & b r r. Com
pany have just received from the shops OF the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, new
shifting engine. 1t is numbered 60. and was
placed in service this morning, taking the place
OF smaller shifting engine, at the depot i'll this
city This new engine is very large one and
handsomely finished.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

Jennie June (NErs. Croly) is at Long Branch.
Car outrages continue to enliven New York
Bret Harte is at Morristown for the summer
The New Haven police are not allowed to
talk on the street, nor to smile, elsewhere.
-Dartmouth's new freshman class OF enc hun
dred will include a oolored boy from Virginia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

FIRE AT RIDDLEs'.-On Wednesday. the cotton
mills of Riddle Son Il Co.. on the Brandywipe,
narrowly escaped destruction by fire. The fire
broke out in the picker room, but being timely
disc overed, was extinguished by tire use OF 9
force pump in the factory. Heavy volumes Of
smoke arose from the building, and for
time excitement ran high.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Local AFFAIRS.

The through trains on the P. W. d d. II, II.
commenced running through the baltimore tun-
nelz yesterday.
We have a large quantity of postal cards on
hand at the CoMMMERcTAL Job Printing Depart
ment, to be printed for those who need.
The Philad lphia papers, which are sent to
this oity by an early train, failed to arrive, this
morning, and had not come up to half past len
n'clnck
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
snoiled the Tru k.

Charles Jones made arrangements to elope
with young lady OF Harmony, Clay connty
Iud and sent a trunk to pack her goods in. Her
stepiather smashed her trunk into klndllug wood,
and Charles left town alone just before it was
discovered that he had ono wife and two children
In Matonn .l.Er
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

The ATLANTIC BAY CLUB The Atlantic Bav
Club. numbering twenty-three of the young OF
our CITY, leave o-morrow for a ten days cruise
dowu the bay They go on the schooner God
frev II McCliutock commanding, and will visit
Ga9e NAV, Atlantic City. Lewes and other points
on the bav. The club is uniformed in q hand-
some suit of navy cap, black pants. and blue
sbirt. with letter A in white on the breast.
Gnnping and fishing will be included in the pro-
pramme OF arrangements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

BASE BALL. The match game of base ball be-
tween the Academies. OF Milford, and the Quick
eteps, of this city, does not take place until to-
morrow afternoon. This afternoon the Active, or
Wilmington. and the Academies a.e engaged IN
a match game at shutzeu Park. The Academics
we underrtand claim to have the best short stop
and sMiftast runner in the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Tha aKu.r Ink prosecutions to stop.

The Attorney General in the course OF an in
terview with South Carolina delegation, yes
terday, announced that it was the intention OF
the Government to stop the prosecution OF ku-
Klux Offenders excepting in aggravated cases;
and also to pal don those now in prison, leaving
tha ,vnrAt nant,s 10 the Last.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
paIu

ADMIRALTY suppREssED-sO,OO 900 MEN TO THE
FRONT.
MADRID, July 25.
The Cortes have passeda bill suppressing ad-
miralty,
The President of salmeron has issued proc
lamation calling eighty thousand men OF the
reserve force into active service against the in
surrectionists in the country.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

ExAMISATIoN The examination OF candidates
for Principal of Public School No. is 10 pro-
Rress to-day conducted by Superintendent Har-
Ian in the presence of the Committee on Teach
era Seven gentlemen are applicants.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

Saw Mill, BURNED The steam saw mill OF
M IL. TilRuuian. two miles east OF Delmar. in
Sussex county. was burned to the ground on
"Wednesday night. 1t was new mill, lately
erected there and had been in operation only a
few weeks We have not the particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Nftt advertisements.

BUARDWARe IN eAsoN-Preserying kettles.
- apple and pc snh paFers, pea shell rs, cherry
Etoners corn Rfatars, ice picks. axes and tongss
cream IN tzers water coolers lemon squeezers, nv
trans, mosquito screens and springs for closing
them. crouuet quoits, wire dish covers, picnic
knires and forks fsrina boilers, shutter bowers
iravelerB' ,or listeners collapsing cups, doldlnR
lanterns and clothes racks flutng machines. Gu i
ing rods aud tohSs, and numerous other articles'
which we invite you TO call and txamine;
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No sao Tight Thirty-Dve Market st. below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
WILMINGTON 4 WESTERN SL 9
w RAILROAD. zz=f -

CHANGE OF BoUss OF SUNDAY TRAns.
-CoMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY aITH, 1sIs.
Trains will run on sUSDAYs oNtY, as follows;
Leave Wilmington, %, A. NJ, ana 200 Z. N.
Leave Landen0eIg, 11.3O, A. NJ, and As0, p. M.
Arrive wilmington. 1245 p. NJ, and $40 y. d.
Arrive Lsndenberg. ll.OO A. NJ, and BIS, T. u.
CONNRCTI JNs Train leaving Wilmington az
45 A. M, with train arriving from Philad lphia az
Q q0' A, M. III. arriving at wilmington at IS.
NJ with train for Phladelphis, leaving at $50 I'm.
GF Omnibus transfer between Depots, c..
iy9 tt DAVID C0NNELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

CHANGE OF Hours We call attention to the
change OF time OF the Sunday trains on the VII
mipgron & Western Railroad. The time table
elaawhara eynInina the change.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

James Thompson an excursionist at Atlantic
city, WAS drowned whilst bathing yesterday de
was resident Of Pbiladelphia. Three others
narrowly escaped similar fate. They had all
yentured too far out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
NHEAP GOAL.

NHEAP GOAL.
For sale, large stock Of Lehigh and shamokin
Coal Persons wishing o ouy the genuine Harle'Rh
Lehiph and Excelsior fhamokin Goals will please
SEND in their ders early as Wa Confidently expect
to be more pre-. sed with orders this season than
ever. Coal W Il be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances. .- ...r,,,
Orange and water Streets, and at the
aprt9ly-of Wharf Of ]. Morton Po'le Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

ACCIDENTAL DROWNING "A verdict OF accl-
dental drowning was rendered by the Coroner
iury which held an investigation over the body
Of Richard Scho6eld. in Philadelphia. yeste terday'
His remains have been removed to Wilmington
for intarmant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
SECOND EDITION.
Wenlhsr Record.
nrrnnr or rnE e1aNAL sEnyIcE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July 25.
Probabilities For the Middle States, incress-
ing southeast and southwest winds, partially
cloudy weather in Pennsylvania and New York,
with local storms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Monet airy.

THE NEW YORK GOLD MARKET.
New YORK, July 25.
Gold opened at 1888.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
FOURTH EDITION.
THE BALTIMORE FIRE.

STILL LATEn-THE FLAMES NOT UNDER CONTROL
THREE CHURCHES AND ROW OF HOUSES BURNING.
BALTIMORE, July as.
The fire is raging iercely on the west side Of
Saratoga street, between Liberty and Howard
streets. Three churches and row of houses
are now burning iercely.
The flames are not yet under control.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
stnte Items.

FELTON, has had no rain for ten weeks.
Prof. Gaioronski proposes to open dancing
school at Smyrna.
The Smyrna Library Association have resolved
to purchase $500 worth of new books.
Abraham Laing, a baker OF Delaware City has
left his home. his bakery, and his wife, Olivia,
who is agonized by the desertion.
The colored people will hold Camp Meeting
at Sandy Branch "a miles from MiddietCwn,
commencing on Friday, August Sth.
As an instance OF the injury caused bv the de-
lay OF fruit trains in getting to the New York
market, a correspondent of the Deldwdreali
shows that 10 780 quarts OF Strawberries which
arrived in time brou ht to the shippers 1904 while
the same number OF quarts delayed only brought
$40.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

Honse A. 19lIx45 100. John Mahonev, 800 90
C' 49, X 100 Z" Slml. Etcheli, 80 90
i" b 12I5 100 +" 325,O0
ApS street S,.n SAM. San T Etche. i''' " 1900 90
Lot with 26O feet alley with house, Saml m
E.chell, l3lo'oO
Total amount of sale, ss,l23 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.
Cotton dull at 20@21. Flour steady super
fine $Sl6@416 Penns Ohio Indiana extra fami,
iy S716@81<. Rye -four steady at $41l@41S; hsd e.
wheat 81 66O5.65 amber $1.70; white 81 90.
Rye dull western 761S. Corn quiet; yellow 60;
mixed western 50 Oats firm white so mixed
406O44. Whiskey held at 95. Gold $1,65B.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
7 .OOKI LOOK! LO0KI

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL.
Stove, $3.50 per Ton.
Egg, $3.50 "
Extra Large Nut S5T5
Qua anteed pure; 22t0 lbs to the ton; wen
screened and delivered promptly by
A. NEWLfN KEITHLER,
Successor 10 Joseph Fout:
ONCE and Yard: Cor West and Water SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
GxfMrsEnnS.
NOTl0H 70 rxouns1oxs.s
THE WILMINGTON q READING R. 4. CO.,
invite the attention Of
ExCURsIoNIsTs AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
New Picnic Grounds, at Lock-
ards Bridge.

This ground is beautifully situated on the Banks
of the Brandywine, about az miles north OF Wiz
mInRton and 81 miles from heading; has ample sup-
ply 81 water and she No charge ia made for use
VI Far Information apply to r. NJ Ermentrout, Gen.
eral Ticket Agent C0atesvilei Geo. a. LeMaistres
Agent Wilmington, G. SroLz, Gen. Supt.
ie10-H COato8Vnle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
The C,layton House

w. W. Dooke Phlla.
#. Pitherst -
L. A. Chnchman, City.
A. N. Keithler
Geo II Townsend, "
W Auchincloss. :.
II. Brown. Bridgeport.
VIM. r. Lord Milford,
G Gumpert & Lady, Phila.
] G Garretson. New Jersey.
West Rulon, Phila.
s. II Mndil. -
S.S Hand & Lady. Phila.
r O. Williams, North Carolina.
Geo. F Smith. Phila.
james b. Shannon. Dover.
George Copeland, Philadelphia.
Zen Ferris, City.
It. v Iighe. City
b. T. Brock, Philadelphia
James Douglass Delaware.
Samuel Rowland. Delaware.
J, A. Gray Greensboro, N. @.
W. b Ganshell, Baltimore.
J. Believes,
w. s. Kockersperger and family, Phlla.
A severe fire in Mount Carmel Wednesday
night destroyed fifteen buildings comprising the
business portion of the town. Thirteen families
were rendered homeless. The loss ls estimated
at s40. 600, and is insured.
The cholera is said to have entirely disappear
ed from the towns in the interior i Kentucky,
no deaths having been reported from any oil
them for six days. No deaths from cholera were
reported in Cincinnati yesterday.
The remains OF the late Chief Justice Chap,
man having arrived from Europe, his funeral viii
take place at Springfield Mass, on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

yryHE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
No. 4, WEST THIRD STREET,
six per cent interest. Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings and every day. \. ". Grim shaw. reas ,
j. p Waes NJ. d q, Prest; John 4. Miller, Clerk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
aeaths.

| HODGEAiAN in this city, on Thursday, July e4,h,
kliza. wife OF /. A Ho geman, RI this city, aged
B5 years
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
-ARMsTRoNG.-on the ssi inst, james Armstrong
aged sb years.
F1nera from his late residence Christiana Hun
dred on Satu day afternoon at "a o'clock to pro-
| ceed to ST. James Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
RANKING HOUSE

JAY COOKE 4 90.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close It's 1880 First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars,
and thereafter to pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder of the 8-iOloan is now being disposed
of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable In
payment for the Compsny's lands at l 10, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pnr-
pose and will continue be after the loan is coaed
"a fact which much enhances their value ana
attractlveness as an invesumsnt
The Company has more than $40 miles Of its roAa
built and in operation, has earned title to nearly
ten million acres of its land grantand sales of lands
have thus far averaged s5 So per acre.
All marketable securities are received IN exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John NIcLeaH- 81 Son.
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market street. Am
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE BREAKING OUT THIS MORNING
sT1LL RAGING AT FooN.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

| NETWORK. NEW-lIAVEN, AND HART
ToRp H9S H6yTqRTs m'9
Ps,eng, NeaYok Grand Central Depot Entrance
TRAINS FIIiiif IfSvE 'lS;5 SEwYoRK
For Res.la'tn 73 1903 lKil 1889 M 2;kj tBL 3Os ELl
so For ' BTscpor o. 4 81 5 soa 9FiJ y s " Y Ie:1 R1 1903
EfF fo sor sS % .5 @ s 5 41 "a ha ia s' h 1ti 5 and $50
For Fairfield Southport aud Wsspor' 7O $685. il;S M S''
South ~ e1 g. go 1 & f @ ..1 1 32 E 800
For For D,mso O. , 9'g Sd W , n & s I5d3 ' 3 i3 and S e
stopping Mes RoeAe and Port Cle,r and $40 tEL D. H. stop
Fo GreeSaeh and intermediate 7oa o:o, iOO lo'
Suni,J Nal fisa leaves Grand Central Dc New
R o 4 o % for sos9S va soS Sors. Lam sad 'Hgs Spo %
slO for Boston Shore Line stopping at Mount vernon
A.n''''''' ''' s's CONNECTING TRAINS
! Ior Boston, wa Springfield G:o3 m 800 and BOB p IN
ror Hartford and spdngds aI0a. H. 1879 1903 sLd sos
For coSas"teat ve Rsioid m :2o pm
FoT Hartford Poyitnee and Fi,hs Railroad o:oa l229 PIN
9 iS c s to S Es1y S % Sos @ % and n Boston EI
For Connecticut Va, hy Railroad s;oa a. m and gus p NJ "a
SGh1npiC1 aod wlsa,6aTsh wr,,,. Railroad al, Line,
For NewIlayen. MdetOwn aud "hm'a"c hAi04l var hN''
Por Iiousato1c Rpjlrr,d 900 a. m and 1903 p
For Eaugsuk Railroad 0S N J@ D. m and 418 p m 10 WA
For Daubuy and YorraI Railroad 7 sOo and s:oa RPS
SbepAug Valley Railroad Danbuy NOrwak R. r. 8:oaa
Raros sos ,1: m @ 70 c s3 sni ?s sS @ p & trains,
sd 10 SUNDAY either line Dawngroom attached
10 he 803 A N l2gj aud 1898 m trains
proene tickets to point reached over hs ro AZ
the Grand Depot Forty endst and Fourth ave- also az
the Offices Of the NswYoE Co Dodr EIpre', No s
Broaya and No Cour BrooEn and by leaving suitable notice
can have their baggage and checked from sdene to desns'
pop JOHN y. hOoDl. ouD. ~. =. ~ . 49,
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WlN-
~ TER ARRANGEMENT taking effect Dec q lS-Pssenger
| Iero's ooto Of Cortandt aud DesbroSses-sts
For Eev.DIbam end Ma wood, J, 1910, 1850 M 81" wv
For Iseieaet Paterson Hawthorne Midland Park and WOren'
For tgeGsh Park Rochelle pnee Lake. harletit aha
Riverside 1880 a.. M; l. 30. $50, $40 ll;JO m -, o
For wJloH PomptoB, aDd honieaT Junction. T. so "" m'
Por Csmpgsn oakland BlOOmngtLe and West BOOmngdae T.
For smith. Ml, chaoeburgh stOeihOlm snufowu ogens'
burg and QnauJvlle, I. 9lO s. IN. A:o p m ,. r,u.
Por Newfoundland FTankln hambargh Deckero"n Emont'
West Town Johnson Slate M MddOwn and Bloomingonryh ~
For Pine Bush WSsboro Fa,bargh, Monticello Liberty Falls
RETIJRSISG-IeaTe Liberty Falls at 65S nj E?5 P M
Flenyile. a hitetown 9, e33 a. M, SJ 1@
o m West Bloomingdae T. $40 g. m 64 p M Wortenins'
625 1J g. Ilj A. m sos 639, 1880 T. nj fs1ersoh ''J
ARRIVING NBw YORK at t;5 8. Slo io;" m iE'" WV
MONTCLAiR DIVIsIOS-Tns leave EevY0rk foot CoTsnd'
FOR NoS,r Pomp,on and intermediate stations alos n
FoT MonAr and intermediate stations $50 N arrives S'VA
m. and Al0 p. m. ... .n-., -. k.,o,, II, x,horrs
Does not beyohd Dloominsourg u
w Wspn Gen,r.l Ticket
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Wednesday. FEB. l9.

BIZ Muue wilkins Co. sale Of the 4sy hghstoop bres house
and ot 18S6 the westerly ade e yngpae Known a.
10
R Jos Mcclure sale under the direction Of Charles l. bee
lS lot Ilo0 located the southtry SIDE Of one
Bubdre keyenth-st l2o westerly from Secondave
By A. j. 3eecker legal under the direction OF PhIo l.
referee the premises 22I2I25x83 located and known as
Ne t seT -stOOp marble front house and lot
lSI4sIg8 located known No 323 Rast Thirty bIdst
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

H. James NJ Miller gal sale under tht drecon q Vhartt
one lot with the buildings thereon located on the
ry oe Of SuEncour, Is feet sOGtheI from ThTiy-shIest
RrF Iov Co sale, under the direction O. Edward H.
% e two lots 5l0 located the westerly side OF Eghth
a.. So M inches soutlery one dre thIteentb'st
aIorn
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ RRN RAILROAD,

anu, ,,nO.. NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW bhoAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap SuOutburg Scranton
Bnganton Sraruse and 0svego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depos In kes lort foot Bsy and foot Of Chropbest
s;io a. m BROAD GADGB EXPRESS TRAIN Boonton
through NeNfok
Cortland anu syracuse without change
Chesterh a. Waterloo with r. r.
and b H. H. iot Kingston. WilSesbarre. Phson. Ge.
E3 IN EMPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denue with Boon
for AndoVeI and Newton Washington with Il D. L. and W. r..
for water Gap Sroubng Scranton Great Bnghamton ami
syracuse aud al Phpsbu with Lehgh Lehgh
Falef H. X Tor ~ nonts on those roads
HO M, fHlLlPsBURG EXPRESS stops Il Newark, Madison,
orsoNn and intermediate stations Waterloo with
Goa1 a Phpburg with Bel Del r. X for Belydere, and Jehigh
anh oasqneanna r. Lehgh Valley H. Bethlehem Allen
town. haneh Chunk. Wilkesbare Reading and Harrisburg
EUO p m BROAD GAUGE BXPRBSS TRAIN via Paterson ard
Boonton directly through and BBghamton without
change ess stopping principal stations Connecting Dover with
Chester H. H. sDd at Watehoo With SuseI r. r.
V m bsTON EXPRESS al Dover with Chester r. H.
waterloo With SusseI r. and PhpshnR With Behh and Sus-
Seeaa ~ a1d Lehig alley X. X for Bethlehem Allentown
Heading Harrisburg and the West.
$40 m HACkEI TSr0WH EXPRESS connects with Chester r. r.,
ana ~ih snss.Y r. r. for Andoyer. Newton and Franklin.
5:20 D. M DOVER EXPRESS
FOR h0EhlSTOWS. 75 9;O loo, 1900 m 2oo, 800 42o
For SUMMIT at 7:l: 49, slo 1910 m $780, $40
40 @2n Gt0 $50 and S:Jo m. ~ - - 49, - 49,.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE. 7l5 7:3o, 9O $40 1910
and l;oO no. 2: 35O 40 4;5O $780, 60 $50 $780, 1000
For NEWARK At 7:I3 7,3o 80 $50 eO $40 1910 0N
l:Oo q m NJ sllO ZOO '&J0 500. $40 $50, fg20
30 4:40 40 $40 $50 600 62O f50 -8O0 S3o lOO0 lO0
o m. Trans marked at Bast Newark -
&5) and 1870 aud 200 3iO $40 blO $40 And GOO m
A, RRASONER Superintendent