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GERMAN RIFLEMEN,

Shooting Festival At Jones' Wood.
The New York City Schuetzen Corps now
organization OF German rinemen, continued theiF
festival at JONES' Wood yesterday. The shooting
contests will be brought to close to-day by am
award OF prizes to the best marksmen. In the
evening the festival will close with bail at tho
Fest Hail. which has been richly decorated for tho
occasion.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
The Brazilian Cable Tested-Electric Commune
cation Extended.

LISBON, June 1s, 1874
The steamer Africa has returned to this port
after successfully submerging her section OF the
Brazilian cable. The line has been tested found
to work satisfactorily and handed over to the Bra
lillian Gable Company.
Unbroken telegraphic communication is thus
established from England through Lisbon and
Madeira to st. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands.
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Total net earning
THE RHODE ISLAND sENAT0RsHIP.

PROVIDENCE. June 10. 1874.
The General Assembly met to-day in this city, at
twelve O'Clock, and took the eighth ballot for
United States senator, with the following result
Whole number OF votes cast, 107; of which Burn
side received 40. Dixon 27, Barstow Is, sheffield
Three additional ballots were mad without ma
teral change In the result, and the Assembly
adnnrned until tomorrow.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Cuba will leave this port or
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half-past one O'Clock p. M.
The NEw YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at half-past eight O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing six
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Vienna; Hermann Kreismsnn. of Illinois. at Ber-


ConsuIs-Wiam w. Douglas. OF Virginia at
Bradford England; James Crowley, or Massac1u-
setts at Amoor River; John p. fnkelmeyer, OF
New Jersey at Tamatar; George Gessart. OF Penn
syvania, at Port Stanley; Il. p. Peett, OF New
York, at Sayanila; ii. w. Trmble, OF New Jersey
at Milan; Paul Jones, OF ONO, at st. Domingo:
w. II. Young OF Ohio, at Mannheim; Henry Driver,
at Auckland; Howard Fox, at Falmouth.
Governor Kellogg In Washington.
Governor Kellogg. OF Louisiana, arrived here to-
night
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INDIANA POLITICS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 16, 1874
The Indiana Republics state Convention will
meet tomorrow The district delegation held
meetings tonight for the selection OF committee
men and arrangement OF the business TO come be-
fore the Convention.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.
Vote Reached ON the Hoosac Tunnel
Question.

BOSTON, June 16, 1874.
In the Senate this afternoon vote was reached
on the Hoosac Tunnel question, and the amended
bill OF Mr.. Learned was refused by vote Of IL
to IL.
The bin Of Mr.. Bailey was then ordered to a third
reading, IL to l6. The matter viii come up again
tomorrow.
The House rejected the Lee and New Haven Rail.
road pul this aiterpoon-S7 yeas 10 w paIa
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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EA,

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE
will insert advertseme of Country Board Of ter
lines words q lne) for ~ cents line. 81 fOa
tor each insertion
Brooklyn contains population of 10000
At least one-hfth Of this immense population yearly
patronze summer resorts. Parties offering country
board will consult their by making known hsx
facilities through the columns OF the Eagle. the only
medium through which tins compact population can bl
thoroughiy reached. Address BROOKLYN EAGLE N
80 and 80 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Physicians Specia1ty-FOrty Years.
DR. FITLERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.-Sworn ta
Rheuma atism Neuralgia ana Nervousness u Bond
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THE NEW STATE CAPITOL,

ALBANY, N. Y, June 10, 1874
About 100 men have been put at work on the
New Capitol under the new arranGcmcnt
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A Donation of probably $4,000.

sell all popular brands of
Genuine Champagne
by single cases OF large quantities cheaper than amp
other dealer in this city and give with Ave dozenl
kind assorted donation which will at the end
Of this month PROBABLY represent value OF from So T.
5000
Piper Heids seck lower than S24 currency donap
ton q. GoueL dry lower than $50 50 currency and do
nation. g. r. HOETZ,
95 and 81 Duane street and 3O7 Broadway.
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A.-The stylc-The Unquestionable and
unmsakabe style OF HATS for gentlemen this sumneg
is that by EsPENSCHEID, li8 Nassau st
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A.-Rupture and Physical Deformitfes
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No Vescy street.
opposite st Paulis church,
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ssFor the Blood Is the Life."-Sec Deu-
teronomy. chapter xii, g. The blood being tho
source from which systems are built up and from
which derive mental IS well physical capabi
contains vile fostering posons all organic functions
weakened thereby Settling upon important organs IS
the lungs liver kidneys, the effect Is most disastrous
perfectly healthy condition, and more especially
this apply At this particular season Of the than ~
any other No matter what the e1cng cause may bs
sGss wish Ss s.ss
it to cure every disease nor does he 50 recommend t;
on contrary there hundreds OF diseases that
this hat there is but one form Of blood aseass that i
will and that disease cancer He does nee
hs discovery for that disease yet he knows
covered and that will the blood and system Of all
mineral. The e GOLDEN DISCOVERY Is warranted By
him to cure the worst forms skin Disc ases as ali
forms Of Blotches, Pmples ana Eruptions also all Clan
duar Swelling and the worst form of Scroulous ana
81 @ h %n swens s
Sores Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases all OF which
'"'A' Confrmed-Hp Joint disease cured
W; GROVE STATION. Iowa July Il 1877
DEAR sm-My wife first became lame nine wears ago.
Sweings would appear and disappear on her hip.
system rotten with disease In 1871 ling broke on
At an expense Of si2 who say nothing viii do any good
July i6, is7s he writes thus-My wife mas certainly
received great benefit from the use OF Discovery.
for she not able 10 get of the bed ana
pected to live week when she commenced using It .
year ago She has been doing Of her
six months has used twenty bottles AND Is still using it
Her recovery Is considered as almost miracle and we
can cheeruiiy recommend 1t - blood pnrinsI ana
strength restorer. J. NJ ROBINSON
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PARIS, June 16, 1874
In tho Assembly to-day the Right Centre pre-
aented o constituent resolution defining the
powers Of President MacMahon. 1t was referred
to the Committee of Thirty.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Presidents Report OF the Operations
0fthe Company for 1873.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 16, 1874.
An adjourned meeting OF the stockholders of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company was held here
yesterday. Colonel Thomas A. Scott, President
presented his report showing the operations Of
the company for 1873. The following is the state
ment OF the net earnings Of the various roads op.
Grated by this company
Pitsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago. s. 522032
Newcastle and Beaver Valley Road l92,5n
lawrence naiirOau aoWdd
Cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad ........... L79US
road .....'.. ..e................ 800. Bl99
The final results to the PENNSYLVANIA Company,
after paying all expenses rentals, interest, &C.,
shows net profit OF 81 23s, $40, our OF which dtvi-
dends have been paid on preferred and common
stock amounting to $4,000 leaving balance Of
466S ,310
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A.-BroOks' Boots and Shoes, the Largest
assortment In the city, established l343, at l9e
Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
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Asthma. Catarrh,

Asthma, Catarrh, Consumption and
Offensive Breath cured without medicine seasickness
and Constipa ton prevented cured with SANATIvH
RENE DIES Office HEALTH INSTITUTE, 4S Wcs1
Twenty sixth street
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SPAIN.
A Battle Said To Be in Progress.

MADRID June 16, 1874
1t is reported that battle has commenced at
Estela and Is proceeding advantageousy for the
republicans.
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organ OF the Left Centre, comparing the fears
aroused by the Empire with 'the confidence in
spired by the Republic, II true conservatives VIII
Loyalty consent to assume the government
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 1e, 1874.
The weather Is unsettled to-day.
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Intelligent Men Who Have Once Seem
the ELASTIC TRUSS 6s3 Broadway. will not be tr0u>
bed with Rupture much longer Yields every motion
of the body and never displaced.
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FORTRESS MONROE Va, June l6, 1874.
The United States frigate Colorado, Captain
Ransom, days from Key West, passed here at
nine O'Clock this morning, en- route ior the Norfolk
Navy Yard. All are well on board.
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Sulphur Baths Cents.-One Box (thrca
cakes GLENN,S SULPHUR SOAP costs GO cents At An
druggists: su cient tor twenty sulphur bahs and
be taken at home, thereby saving the expense and
trouble OF going OUTSIDE Of y2nr@ @ 1Wn house %
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,
WASHINGTON. June IA

WASHINGTON, June 16, 1874.
Assistant Surgeon Ernst Norneet has been
ordered to the Naval Hospital at Washington, to
relieve Acting Assistant Surgeon Page, detached
and ordered to the Navy Yard In this city.
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The ire In the forest OF Fontanebleau has been
extinguished after destroying ten acres OF timber
The New York herald., 1874-06-17

A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters, suspe nsory Bandagea.
Shoulder and Clutches at MARSHS Truss ONCE
No. 2 Vesey street Lady in attendance.
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MEXICO.
Riot at an Election-A Voter Killed.

MATAMoRos, June 16, 1874
An election riot occurred in san Luis Potosi on
the 29th May. One elector was killed by soldier.
The government troops Queiied the disorder.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Ill A. III.
ReonnhflifSoa

WAN DEPARThENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,f
WASHINGTON, June Ill A. III.
PROBABILITIES.
FoR NEW ENGLAND, THE MIDDLE STATES AND
THE EAsTERLY PORTION OF THE LOWER LAKE
REGION, GENERALLY CLOUDY WEATHER AND LIGHT
RAIN WILL PREVAIL, WITH soUTHRRLY TO WEST
ERLy WINDS, LIGHT RISE OF TEMPERATURE AND
FALLING BAROMETER AT STATIONS NORTH OF PENN
sYLvANIA.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, partly
cloudy weather and light local rains east OF the
Mississippi River southerly or westerly winds,
slight changes Of temperature and stationary or
rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
clear ana warm weather, southwest TO northwest
winds and possibly light rain in Eastern Ten.
nessee.
For the western portion Of the lower lake region,
the upper lake region and the Northwest, clear or
clearing weather, with northwest winas, backing
to southerly in the Northwest slight rise OF tenn
perature and no decided change In the barometer.
The lower Missouri River Will rise slightly. The
OHIO River will fall at stations above Cincinnati,
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For All Purposes OF Family Linimen1
the HOUSEHOLD pANACEA will BE- found invaluable,
in the stomach bowels side collie. coid1,
sprains and bruises For internal and external uso.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-our hours, In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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Resignation or a Minister.
LONDON June I7-5 A. N.
The report that Che Due de Bisaccia had resigned
is confirmed.
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Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory l6 Bond St, NY
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Rupture Cured mt "surgical IA

Knapsmck Pile Cure-Best Remedy on
earth this dreadful complaint II everybody
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Raven & Co.'s Celebrated Pfanoss,
cheapest best JIG and lis West Fourteenth street. near
sixth avenue. Organs, $780,
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Rupture Cured mt ssSurgical Baznr."-i
The late firm of Marsh Co, No 2vesey street having
dissolved their elegant large stock Of SILK ABDOMl-
NAL BELTS and other ELASTIC GOODS, and RAD!-
CAL CURB and other TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS SUS-
PENSORIEs, &c. Is removed TO the surgical Bazar,"
1855 Broadway near Thirty second street, where they
Marsh Coz GEO CALDWELL.
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sackett's Magic Coloris, for ChanginA
the hair to natural brown black. Depot IL LADery
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

rSyrIop FnrA or THE aBEST THOUGHTS Of
Char,es n,ckens y by r. q. de Fontaine. For the
sanctum and seaside twenty volumes in one. "A
nrinca ar,ong hooks rBoston Journal. 564 tm~
perIal Svo. Sent tree on receipt Of -
n. J. HALE SON, II Murray street.
REXFNEss RINGING IN THE EARS-wHAT
)canses sir See pamphlet by A. n WILLIAMSON
N d late clinical Physician In tho University Mcdtcat
1,oece. m allied 10 Address 28 East Twentieth
street Tna Dr. wnismsens theoyy il correct his sac-
ccssful treatment lully deonstta<s je nal VI Mel1
lcai science,
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The Head II the Court of KnoWiedgoA'
reason, w.t.
There in the brain those noble Judges sit;
And IL Is evident all should know the facr
To be Judge or gentleman requires grsniM nat -,
These hats sold exclusively ~ hNOAS stores, MO-
22 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Judges Durell and Busted.
General Butler TO-DAY made report from the
Committee on the Judiciary on sundry memorials
and charges In relation to alleged irregularities
In connection with the western Judicial District
In the conduct OF United States officers
OF Arkansas. The committee say they intended to
institute an inquiry as to the conduct OF Judge
story and the Marshal and the clerk OF said dis
trtct, IN pursuance OF the authority given by the
House, but before they finished taking testimony
in that regard, the Committee on Expenditures
in the Department OF Justice had closed their pro-
ceedings in like inquiry; had made their report
to the House and recommended for passage GER
tain bills tending TO remedy the alleged abuses and
also bill to abolish said judicial district and all
OF the ofices connected herewith. which passed
In the senate. For these reasons without going
to the further expense OF summoning witnesses,
the committee recommend it is inexpedient fur
ther to prosecute said inquiry, and that they may
be discharged therefrom. This was agreed to oy
the House, ana thus the impeachment case OF
Judge Story ends. IL is said the committee will
tomorrow endeavor to come to a conclusion on
the Durell anc Busteed impeachment cases. The
committee has authorized the Chairman to re-
port the Civil Rights bill.
Important Nominations by the President.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day
John L. Cadwallader, OF New York, TO be Assistant
Secretary Of State; Daniel J. Malarkey, to be
ureo pre S.a'es Marshal ior oregon; Malor Apsaom
Lieutenant Colonel in the United states Army.
C0nsuts Gene'dt-Thomas b. Van Buren,, OF New
sylyania, at Melbourne; Joseph NJ. Kinds, OF Ala
bama, at RIO Janeiro; George Pornuts, OF Iowa,
| at s.. PetcrsbuEg; Z. sianeI Post Of Illinois, at
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SHOW YOU HAVE A HEART.

In this dull world we cheat ourselves
and one another of innocent pleasures
by the score through very carclessness
and apathy; courted day after day by
happy memories, we rudely brush
them of with this indiscriminatiug
besom, the stern material present; in
vited to help in rendering joyful many
a patient heart, we neglect the little
word that might have done it, and
continually defraud creation of its
share of kindness from us. The child
made merrier by your interest in its
toy; the old domestic hattered by
yo1r seeing him look so we'll the poor
better helped by your blessing than
your penny (though give the penny
too); the laborer cheered on his toll
by timely word of praise; the hum
bic friend encouraged by your frank
ness; equals made to love you by the
expression of your love; and super
riors grati6ed by attention and re-
spect, and looking out to benefit the
kindly-many pleasures here for one
hand to gather how many blessings
for any heart to give! Instead of these,
what have we rife about the world? !?
frigid compliment-for warmth is vul.
gar; reserve Of tongue-for it's folly
to be talkative; composure never at
fault - for feelings are dangerous
things; gravity-for that looks wise I;
coolness-for othe< men are cold sol
fishness-for every one is struggling
for his own. This is all false, all bad I;
the slavery chain of custom, riveted
by the foolishness of fashion because
there is ever band of men and wo-
men who have nothing to recommend
them but externals-their looks are
their dresses, their ranks are their
wealth--and in order to exalt the hon
or of these, they agree to set COM
pact seal of silence in the heart and
on the mind, lest the food of hum
bier mems affections, or of wise mems
intelligence, should pale their tinsel.
praise and the warm and the wise too
softly acquiese in this injury done to
heartiness, shamed by the effrontery of
cold calm fools, and the shallow digni-
ty of an empty presence. Turn the
table on them, ye truer gentry, truer
nobility, truer royalty of the heart
and Of the mind; speak freely, love
warmly, laugh cheerfllly, explain
frankly, exhort zealously, admire libe-
rally, advise earnestly-be not asham-
ed to show you have a heart; and if
some cold-blooded simpleton greets
your social efforts with sneer, repay
him (for you can well afford a richer
gift than his whole treasury possesses)
with kind, good. d.humored smile.
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PET BIRDS.

In New York, especially, the de-
mand for singing birds is great. Men
love those musical and innocent crea-
lures quite as we'll as women do. In
fact, dealers say that they would rath-
er deal with male buyers than female.
Among the emigrapt population, nota-
bly, the Germans, the love of song
birds amounts almost to a mania. A
woman who had no money to buy
bread for her children had yet money
enough to buy canary of whose voice
she bad become enamored, and many
similar instance could be cited. OF
course the favorite song-bird of New
Workers is the canary. Two-thirds of
the singing birds in this country are
canaries, which are imported from
Germany, where they are reared and
bred. The canaries brought from
England are scarcely worth mention
ing. Attempts have been made to
rear canaries in this country, but so
far unsuccessfully. They are brought
over in the steamers from Germany, in
coops, by thousands at time. There,
they cost about a shilling here, about
five dollars each. The figures rela-
tive to bird.keeping in New York are
surprisingly large. There are eight
large establishments in the metropolis
transacting heavy trade in "birds," !"
and over one hundred minor bird
stores. Several hundred of people
earn an easy and ample livelihood by
raising fancy fowl for the New York
market, and small army of agents
in Europe are kept busy sending over
choice birds.
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"Papa do you think Beech-"Hush
Johnnie" "But papa, don't you think
Beech" "Didn't you hear me tell
you to stop your noise, sir2 1 won't
have you talking about these things.
Go in and get your face washed" And
Johnnie with tears in his eyes wants
to know why papa won't tell him
whether beech nuts are ripe.
An Ohio paper reports that a ro-
mantle Ashtabula county girl thought
to Maud Mullerize and "rake the
meadows sweet with hay" She stood
over a yellow jackets nest as she
swung her little rake. First jump
from the score, eleven feet. Distance
to the house, half a mile. Time,
twenty minutes.
A lady of remarkable conversation.
al powers approached medical friend
with: "Dr. s., / have a very sore
tongue" "Let me look at it," says
the doctor. The unruly member was
duly protruded. at is sunburnt, ma,
dam, sunburnt," remarked the doctor
A politician, whishing to compli
ment a well-to-do farmer, said "Yor
must have begun life early to accumu
late such an estate as this?" "Yes,
replied the farmer, 81 began life wheI
1 was a mere baby"
81 wouldn't have left. but the pee
pie kinder egged me on, said a maj
who was asked why he quit his Kan
sas home in hurry.
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road,

ON AND after Monday June /. Trains
" will run as follows-( (Philadelphia
Timel:
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
2:l5 p. m. S:20p. m. and S:35 am. arriving
at Pittsburgh at 1000, $40 p. IN. and 6:lO a.
m.
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil City at
7:2O a. M, Loo and $50 p. m, arriving in
Oil City at 1888 a. m, Sis and sos p. III.
Trains leave Oil City for Buffalo at 2:45
p. m. $50 p. m, arriving in Buffatlo at
S:55 p. m. LILO q. m.
Trains leave Buffalo for Oil City at Cos
a. IN. and 1925 p. m. arriving at Oil City at
200 p. m. and sos p. m.
All trains given above run through from
Pittsburgh to Buffalo and return, without
change of cars. Trains run on Philadel-
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The time at Buffalo is
l.. s. q NJ. s. R'y time which is Is minutes
slower than Philadelphia time.
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Bend at $40 a. m. arriving in Oil City at
l1;50 p. m. Leaves Oil City at sos p. m,
arriving at Brady's Bond at 9:15. p. m.
At Red Bank Junction this road con-
with the Eastern Extension which runs to
Reynoldsville.
. J. ]. LAWRENCE,
7. NJ. KING, Gen'l. Sup't.
Asst. Sup't.
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