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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-05

DfEscToEs FoE TIE ESsrISe YEAR
Samuel Barclay. Abram Beam. Benjsmin Kline
James Parsons. Joseph Klein. Joseph J. Ssylor.
Josiah J. Walker. q l. Miller. John Berkley j.
o. kimmei. John Hicks OF >oIEerser county. Pa.
Leonard Bittner and Z. A. Williams Of Bedforj
cOunty. Pa.
OLD OFFICERS CONTINUED.
Safnnel Barclay. President: J In Hicks, Sec
reiary, Treasurer and General Agent.
BY order ofthe Board.
JOHN HICKS,
FeS. Il Secretary.
, 1879-05-20

by tho whole Committee MS ontiroly
FREQ from b1ttcrncss. Fifteen varieties wcro
rejected by common conaont, antl thirtoon
wero doubtful, that IL, bitter In tho opinion
Of some Of tho Committee anil not bitter In
tho opinion Of tho othera, and wore, thcro-
foro, recommended for further trial. Tho
Angora goats aoon to ba n fnilure. Thoro
are 200 Of puro blood in tho State, and &c, 900
crossed with tho common goat. Tho yield
Of wool Inst year averaged QUO pound mud
n thirl to goat, wi,sto tho Aloriao ahoop av-
erago afx po,tuils. Tho avsrago vnluo Of the
mohair or goats wool ia but twpnty- -ava
cents por pound, at which rrico no one has
bocn ablo to n,nko Il profit from growing mo-
fair. rho growers aro yory mitch discour-
aged, and attribute tho failure to various
reasons. Some think TINT nothing but pure
blood wilt l'ay othors that tho goals aro not
carefully herded and fed; mud still others,
who arc probably right, that tho climate Is
not suited TO them.
, 1879-05-20
afternoon.

In accordance with n vall.Bottted practice
In criminal procedure, which Is Just Ms wcl1
as courteous and generous, Judge DrER,
presiding In the United States District
Court in the Custom House trials, yesterday
directed tho Jury to renaar n verdict Of "not
guilty" in tho cases OF Afessrs. TorTEn. HuI,
and WHEATON, and this was accordingly
done. Tho counsel for tho Government
woro FREQ TO admit Tint nothing In
tho evidence in any manner con-
ncotcd these defendants with tue conspiracy
to tlefrand charged in tho indictment,
and The Court, in it's instructions TO Tho jury,
was good enough to express tho opinion that
ii at tho time tho indictment Was found the
Government had in Its possession no ethor
oviaeuce Affecting these three dofondants
Tim, Inns been developed during the trial, no
indictment ought to have been found ngninst
them.
, 1879-05-20

South" upon ohtaluing "control Of tho Gov
ernmcnt so soon: after The Wnr." The gon-
tleman from South Carolina foresoos moro
clenrly thnu TO his 1>omocratio allies from
Illinois, Wisconsin, md Ohio, TINT tho re-
fusal to rasa the appropriation bills nnd tho
disbantlu,ent Of tho arny will "solii.fy tho
North as much IA did tho firing upon Fort
Sumter In 1861" Wo 10 to that North
or1a ,nember Of Congress who fy hts
vote dofeats the appropriations FOR
tho support Of tho Government In
on1er to deprive the President Of tho
means Of executing tho laws, enforcing or"
dor, and preserving tho public poace wl'en'
ever, wherever, md by whomsoovar It 1nay
DO disturbed or Threatened! Tho sooner tl15
Southern men In Congress- discover TINT
those Northern mon who tlofy tho general
foptimcnt Of the people Of tho North have
no constituencies, that they aro prolnising n
porn!ar support which they cannot furnish,
and that the old gNme OF 1861, of using tile
South Z" to rlay tho cat to tho Northern
doughfnco monkey, Ii now ngain playing, md
TINT tho results, with nll their crushing
force, will fall upon the sonth mainly mud
upon tho whole Democratic party, tho sooner
viii tho Sonth understand that It's truo policy
is to act fairly, honestly, antt with full ro-
speot for tho intelligence Of tho whole coun-
, 1879-05-20

WHY JOE BLACKBURN LEFT CHICAGO.
1u tho now Congressional f1Irootory for
tho present Congress- we find among the
biographical notes Of tho mombers tho fol.
lowing concerning 1lr. BLACKBURN, who IL
now tho most conspicuous mo,nbor OF the
House OF Representatives, md tho leader OF
tho "soiitl sonth." Tho notice reads,
''JosEpH Q. 8. DLAuKauRN, Of Versailles. was
born In Woodlosd County. Kentucky, Oct. !, 1a3a
was educated at Sayses Institute, Frankfort, Ky..
mad at Centre College. DauFtlIe, whonce hs Rsadn-
ated In 1H17t studled law at Lexington; wsa ad-
lnisted to tho l3ar In laha. aud practtcod untll
1901; entered Tho confederate army in 1861, and
served throughout t4o War, resumed practice IN
16d1; was slccied 10 The Legislature Of Kentucky
In 1871 and 1873; waa slec!o4 to tho boEty.1oaslh
and FoEty-htth Congresses, mud "as Fe'eleeted to
thu Forty Congse1s."
Wo copy thus record cntire 70 call atten-
tion to an omission whio}. dosa no credit to
the taste Of, Mr.. BLACKBURN. Tho gontle-
man states that he was admitted to tho Iar
in 1868 and praotioed law until 1851. The
omission to which ws refer u that hs ignosez
the fact that he sesIdeA and praotioel law In
Chicago in 1863, but how late Thereafter We
cannot now ssy, AZ thet tlmo ha had IN
, 1879-05-20

The Presidential veto Is bigger man taaa
a&ate'slRhts.
Ti,o ar1py must be Increased at tue lo''7
until tho fraud IL reduced.
Tho NihilIsts and Rociallsts shoula VIA
Or. Carer over To their sIds.
1t is to be hoped that tho oonfeae'@'s'
will 70 homo In time for tho yellow'so'eF'
Tho syraouse NenaM thinks p.es'aen'
usyes had two barrels, and both "eFe loaasa' :,
A correspondent asks what IL q cock.a" n..aa.
We do not know. Perhaps Jou should "x s'@AS~
Murphy.
We hopo that tbs thieves who s1o!o =, o0n .0a
Butler. allyc.wa.e did not get tho ee'eofa''>'
htssorlca! spoons. Nj.
II tho Czar puocssda In stamping ou, l,.n,, 1
h!lism Ia Russls, We shall enploy al@ '"
out Stats, tiRhta in America, 1A
Tho army may now ba redaeea' nd Il1's tDs
Gh4yd1os viii lopk After tt. copfed'Fa'ss' 49, ''
courts will look altar tAs Inalan'' u.,ooc
Springfield, Mass., has one llaao1 sa hsr, s 10
to eyery toyeuty-aye yotcFs, ap4 tes NV
not 70 iuux ~ 70 pls1sas etowdlus. c,,,i.
According to tue Now fork t"1ea ui his,
Freeman, tAs rocasset fanatic who ta''''''
, 1879-05-20

The Republican Judic!al Convention for
the nomination OF five Judges Of tho Circuit
Court Ia to be held next Saturday, May q,
ut Farwcll Hall. Tho nomination by tho
Democrats Of ft'll tickct composed Of Ds,a-
ocrnts has left tho Republicans 10 alterna-
tiyo but to seloct aud plaoo before tho people
fivo candidates whose ability and At,less for
iha high office Of Circuit Judge shall bo
recognized by people of al parties who dis
approve Of the cousae Of tho Democrats in
eolling tho jnAioial errnlno by contact with
partfgau politics.
, 1879-05-20

Tho tlborty Of tho pross. II waH memorable
struggle, and It 1,ad It's martyrs. OF course
Afr. BEEcngn would dislain any pur1oac 10
restrict tho Freedom Of tho press. Ho merely
otjcots to tho newspaper because In hiA
opinion 1t gives too much light, pub
lisllos facts wh!cl, 1t would be botter
to 1eavo unpublished. Dut this IL
tho essence Of MI tho opposition Tint
l,as over boon maao to tho freedom Of tho
press. Tho theory Of this opposition Inns
ever boon TINT events wero constantly tras1H-
piring among tho people Of which tic poorlo
not brought III Immediate contact with tl,oin
or'ght for their own gooa to bo kept in igno-
ra,.co. This, Of courao, involved tho ncces-
atty Of n consorahip,--a particular man or
lody Of mon thinking for tho rost Of tnan-
kind. Thia Is procisoly whit tho poorlo Of
tho present age will not submit to. III eo1no
countries they aro still struggling to freo
themselves; III tllia, tloy aro already freed.
, 1879-05-20

Mr, BLAINE spoke IN 4he Senate yesterday
to "a crowded hodse," and regnled biz
autlisora with one Of his happlest efforts In
the line Of off-hand oratory. uois always at
hts best and brighteat when he eau provoke
1is political opponents to frequent Intersup.
tions, and in this respect le was especially
suoceasful. His quotations from Confea-
erata spaeches were ct kind calculated to
call forth e1planation1 which ouly served
1nore strongly to emphasize tho points
Ia had made. Ho charged that tho 6outh
VEN atilI taught to hate tho North
and the Fedorh Government, aud quoted
a passago In au address Of Gov, HAMPTON iu
whtc}. tue idea WIZ conveyed that tho Hoa!h
would wait for its reyengo--oompelllnS
Bauator HAstuTqA ton1mlt that thia was 1ueyo
, 1879-05-20

rhetorical bonbnst in order TO osoapo the ill.,
foronco that 1t was purroaoly inffa1nmatory.
Mr.. VANCE, OF North Carolina, followed In
speech which could not he callctlnreply to Alr.
BLAINE, 8inco tt doait only in tho wor,-out
arguments and pretonses that tho lsopuhl'o-
nna intend 10 employ troops to overawe FREQ
votars and uso Supervisors to t1rive honaat
men from tho polla. The debate has now
practically closed In Tho Senate, and vote
on the Legislative bill will be taken this
offortoor
, 1879-05-20

It is stated as faot worthy of interest
that since tue frat day Of january, 1879.
tho day when specie resumption WIS III.
nugnrated, there Inns boon received by tho
Treasury Ut tho United States In exchange for
groenbEcks a20t, ,ttn more of gold coin than
waa peld out for groenbaek redemption. Tho
total amount Of legal-tauslos notes presented
for redemption IN coin since Jan. i, is $4,-
19a,51a: People are in no hurry to convert
npu1enoy TINT is 80 readily convertible as
neepbaoks.
, 1879-05-20

TIM CHICAGO TntnrEk hts established branch o7lces
forr rccclpt of subscriptions sad advertisements IA
f0!lowst
EApnkx. Manager. \.
PAnls. Franee-Ho. 10 l.un do Il auRe.1stclttre.
Il. MAntkn, Agent.
LONi}uS, knR.-Amcrlcan Exchange. 40 strsnl.
Nsyn1 +. DtLLiH. Agent.
WASHINGTON H. C.-19Io F streoL :,
, 1879-05-20

Tho Common Council last evonlng COL
firnod two Of the Mayors nomInatlona-Mr.
WA1lEu as Commissioner Of Public Works,
aud 11r. CAMERON ~ attorney for the lower
courts. Tho o{licinl bonds OF Comptroller
aunNgY, Collector OHAnAN, and Commissions
or WALLER wero approved, and these of1icers
are now properly equipped for beginning
their labors.
, 1879-05-20

Several newspapers, among them Tie Ciuctn.
natl Gazette, are disposed to fnnkn u,crr, ayrr
tho Cincinnati Commercial, ia writing play, lEe
motives Of which nrs political in tle'r hearing.
There il no OCCASION for nlerraIont, nut, on ths
other hand, for regret that Tie HUNS Is too roaI
to be true. II Mr.. HALsrEap shoua wtiie d
p!ay bascd OH American po!ittcs, u.u fur woall
fly. II tllrro IL any ulan cnpaL'e nf holding tta
political mirror up 10 nature, It ia Ms. HALs7EAp.
and neither Dctnoosata nor GrrcubAckers wau|l
caro- to take more than QUO look Into ihs la!rruE.
, 1879-05-20

The Congressional. DIRECTORY for the present
(Forty.s!xth) Congress Is, III consequence Of lilo
ortra session OF Congrcas, Issued much earlier
than Is usual, 1t Is yerJ complete 4ocusnent|F
rcplete With oil necessary information lur netf
sons visiting or having bustocsa with Consrt7
Or any other branch Of the Governmenths hs
Washington It's veteran editor, Col Df'.
rERLHY PooRH, has published this dree eFe!
for years, and 1t grows In completeness aud
utility with every publication. -
, 1879-05-20

The Boston Herald. which profcsscs TO be ID.
dependent, thinks TINT, IN tho eo,,tc:t betaeen
the Democratic Congress unl tltc Republican
President, the advantage Is With tho i!cpublIe-
aus, "bccausc tho jury to dccIla--the pcnple Of
the Noreh-do not fccl tllat there Is rca' grIcY-
ancc In tho aso Of the army, md, therefore, 10
feel that the Democrats have unnecessarily
raised tho Issue. For this reason, though ls
President might Sign the lust bill without fan-
gcr to tho country, hIs refusal 10 sign Il w ho.
mike any political cnpitaa far tn Democrats Ia
the North, where II Is most ncctlcst.n
, 1879-05-20

THO Troy Times calls it q Tho Democratic Gu
cus bill to promote violence aM disoldeF ~
elections" The Albany Jourad names It "tEs
SECOND Democratic, statc-R!REs. a''t!'na:!ooas
b!ll.n Tho Now York 1riou,{ calls IL "eF!a
tnal logEaiat!on," and We haY desiRnutea u M ~
bill TO paraIyxe the arm Of 20 Ffe'loens u 'n'
United States.n
, 1879-05-20

The county portion Of tho big building in
tho Courthouse :aquare is 10 nearly com:
plctod rs to walls and roof that tho architect
urges TINT immediate stops be tnken to awartl
tho contsaota for the frc-proof work, tho
p|astering, plumbing, and gas-atting, car
pentery, steam hoating, and painting mud
g1nzfru
, 1879-05-20

Gov. Cu1LoM hna isa1led proclamation
recommending that tho aoth Of Aiay be ob-
served 81 n general holiday, and requesting
the people Of Illinois 10 ,nito On tl.as day il,
honoring tho memory Of the heroic dead by
tho customary decoration Of tho graves Of
Union soldiers.
, 1879-05-20

The New York lpor!d says the Democrat, Mil
be l'caten II they don't pass tho appropriation
bills; tho New York Sun says they will b. beat.
On Il they do. THIS makes Ws think of nu old
storJ. 4 negro preacher rnR holding forth at
camp-meetIug. Said he: "My brudders au,e
be two roads In dis world, and you must ta
kccrful which one You take One leads to Ilel,
md do otltler .eals to damnntlon.n tin aat
case" satd dnrky In the audience, "Gs chile
tasos to do wooJa." According to thcs. Demo.
cratlc organs, tho only course Lett tor tie palty
fs to tnke 10 the woods.
, 1879-05-20

Senator cosK11xo sey,s to have suddenly
stopped iuso tho late gRtHs suMsHE's stoes; ;
anl .olnc Of Ills rccet speoehes Fen'lno Us -, .,
tho cloououco and powr Of tho olden time VI
lats he has thrown " his apatlsy, ind rona
'ato = tue sea4to like intellectual Gladiator ''
, 1879-05-20

rhe Tail ycauoro Of tho Wabash will he
1ittle carefj hereafter how ho attacks sens'ot
f,oNKI,s( VoonltsKs ls not the man to !oes
horns vi, tho 6unalo1 from New fosk a1a
coma oftlrst best.
, 1879-05-20

The wife # sonator DRuce Ing Just made
hcr greascste effort, :. ap4 very properly calls
Fl RoacoE CoNK1INo BRYCE. Eyoryboly is
doing as well as could 10 expected.
, 1879-05-20

n1I}cr lrnfher raafi1fun f,oro nnd In 12iQ t1,a
.wo lod nar,rorahtn In tt,o 1o,y ,,rnIct,co Il,
t15s ,,tv Tl, t,vo ,,rtton,on anna Ia th;a
citv oa mcnv o,hcr .,,u,1onar f-or, Kon.
tnrkv f]i,1. IN fottor thoir fortnnos. ont1 h,
contr1mto their nbit,tv and ionrnino Ia Tim
cn)jphton,nent of this bepio],tod pcor1c,
Inst nroyio,,atv to TINT i1ato Mr.. nonn,,,a
ho,1 oi,osop In i1;fFor f,o,n lin Administration
unon Inn su,,;cot of recomnton. nnt1 f1rov
,1own unon h,mao1f tbo vindtct,vo hntrea of
tho ertrc,no southarn ntatcsmon. lin wna
t,,on n oontii1nto for rc.o1oot,on to tho een.
nto. md in TINT roar took plnco thu mernora.
bio politlca1 conyoss in which he md Mr..
T,1sco1,s worn tho opnononts. T),,a citv VIVA
visited during tl,nk year bv st1pr1r, and
vor;n,,s otlor gonthern rapnatos. the rosu1t
Of which wos tic organization hero of \
nur,.vAs or Administration rortv. the
,na,nbera of which uoro atv1od u nan;to.." :"
Il waa with considerable tljfr}oultv Tint this
nav nartv cout] find auf1,oIont number of
porsons to make out n list of candidates. Tic
DLaoKnunNs, of course, went into this now
party, s,,d oven at that day inspired to Beats
In Congress, and perhaps locked forward to
tho Spoakershir4 Chicago, however, had
hut ono Congressman, and thoro wore two
B1AuKnunxs. The dfHtrict, M 1t thon stood,
llas now five menlbars. 50 tho BtAoknunas
decided tho question as to which should bo
tho candidate by gamo Of seven-np, best
throo In five, or IN somo other way, md JOE
lost tho game, md did not not another
chanoo to go 10 Congress until 1873. Tho
eldor BLACKBURN at once took tho stump,
mud for several months belnborcd tho wind,
donouncing DOUGLAS aud LINCOLN, md
maintaining tho right OF citizens Of soyer-
cign Statos to carry their chattcl property
inlo any part Of tho Union aud hold 1t
there irrespective Of my looal law. It Ia
hartlly necessary to add TINT no person Of
tue na1no of B1aoEDuHa was elected to Con.
gross that year from this district. Aftor tho
election tho firm resumed its law business,
but the exact date when tho firm dissolved
mud tho mombors loft tho city We do not
| know.
Wo do not think thu oen,1eman noyv In
Conuroas lift Chicago tn o,,tor thu Confcf1.
oroie ssryice. It ia moro than ,,ro,,able t1,sra
was another ca,,so. Iu tho first plnco, Ills
district was entitled to but ono member of
Congress-. and thore woro two B1Aoxpunsa
and. while It was true the family ambition
co,ld he so,newbot sat;s1oa nv thoir tok;nr
tho Office BY tnrua. there was another tronb)a
IN tha ,sav. Thare had coma IN o,,;cogo,
o)so fror Kontnckv. anot,,or n,on. tina neor
of anv TINT had aver lrca4hcfl tho mir of .thnt
stnte m repowned for ,neu of oen;us n,an
| H., a.. ..,. ~ II, .,s ,a. .,..
IN his residonco iu Chicago, and in hjs than
nlmost rurA residence waa ou;ctty billing
.,,a t,mc and nurturino m eauln wb,ob ;n
tho maturity Of bis growth would. botwcen
the risinp and tho set.ing of tho sun. cool
h;a n;n;ons IN lin u,oci1 wators NJ t,,o Eoat.
crn mud Western ocoans. stopninp oyor ia
| luuch II, ch;c,oo. This pcntle,nan camn I'm.
hernldeil aud unknown, uo brought Iithor
will, lin on1v ttoHo mfg with wb;ci, lou,,t,-
, 1879-05-20

Like tt,o wousn{l,at bought tho doof*platc Il
auction with aatllcr natne eh It, thlnklns u
would Do roo thtng to l'aye In tic nous, 1,
90 tho Ropubt1ns think HAYES la good t1''a
to havo In ID {NYAlto) 1lUuao.
, 1879-05-20
TREATING AGAIN,


not suited to them.
:. TREATING AGAIN.
1t is not long since Tint lnrgo meeting Of
prominent business men "aa held IN Now
YORK to further tho cnuEa OF temperance in
that city, not BY tho adoption OF proh'bitivo
measures or tho Recommending OF legislntion
to regulate tho appetite, hut by tho passage
OF measures tending towards moderation In
drinking 10 this ond Tarious kinds OF
| pledges Wero devised. Some agreed not to
drink at all; others, not to drink In bnsnasa
hours; and still others, Including the 1argo
majority Of those In attendance, to cnaao the
absurd anti Injurious habit Of treating. The
most prominent men OF that city, Inns recently
adopted pledge of n similar character.
Tho members of tho Club woro called to-
gcthor, and, aftcr very general discussion
Of tho subject, tlsoy signed pledge in
body MOTTO drink at amy ono elso'aoxponse, and
not to max any ono to drink as tho'rs. Thoso
who nro bound by tho pledgoare members Of
tho Club, but thoIr tntluoncc will DO folt out.
nido of ita rooms.
The Brooklyn gentlemen Earo sot nh OK
ample which might we'll DO initiated In or1r
own clubs Thoro aro eight or ton clubs
organized for social purposes in this city
in whose rooms wines aud liquors are used.
As they are composed Of gentlemen, VIC are
bound to asst,1no that tlr1lnkennoss is un-
known Within their walls. THO danger.
however, in always present, for drinking is
not confined to c1ab-rooms. Tho gontlemeu
OF tho clubs might reaont tie imputation
that they would ever get drunk, but it ia not
OH this basis TINT wo would urge them to
follow tic example Of The Brooklyn Club.
We would rather ,,rgo 1t nnon them that
treating Is m unreutlcman1y hsbft. There
, 1879-05-20

TIN Democrats declare that their part! n
Copfess will not act hastily. Soslf As' HATES
knfa hLlnself.
, 1879-05-20

Randolph street tstwren Clark nnt Lasalle. Fin.
gAsccnt Of Pauline Mnrkhsn'a English Comic 0pcrs
Coupany. 'u. II. 8. ptuafofe."
, 1879-05-20

1AslfLAR LODGE. NO. as, A. F. Il A.. .M.-Rcen.
jar Meeting Tlestta5 evoaipr. May 10, At nlembtt +.
ire requested attend. blscRs Of Importance VIII
e. II. CnASK, SecFctafY.
, 1879-05-20
Hy,r,tr.cr,. p9,ow

Lake 6horc, foot Of MaLison street. ForepauRh
Hoaehikn Aenagcrlc,
, 1879-05-20

White Etnpisfng Park.
,Lake ehore, foot OF Waahngton street. 0sH,e he
4wten tho Boston aud Chicago CiAhs ut $3.50.
, 1879-05-20

Clark street, opposite hr Court '1!orse Engage
xhont Ut E. T. Stot4oR. "Eeck and Neck"
, 1879-05-20

Badlson t..cet, between Dearborn md State. ''biu'
eto snd Poetry Of War bays" tot the Heneat OF tho
prottstAat Orphan Atylum
, 1879-05-20

It maY bo that DAVID DAVIS tulnbled OH 'u'
,auco on tue wrouE alde.
, 1879-05-20

1INVFFTy'A TH@6tfe.
Dearborn street.. corner Of Monsne. EneaRsmcn,
af Lestef WallAck. MY Awful Dad"
, 1879-05-20

nr NA1I-1r rADv4NoE-rosrAaB rHErAID:
TatlJ Edti1n. ono 1ear;x'' ''.' '''''t'.'. "'Sl$M
Snndsy Edtttons it1 rary 1nI tscilEtous t1ouba X
Hhtct......sF, HtHW
Saturday Edtto1, sistth &s1U
WEEKLY EDITION. POSTPAID.
t5ne COPY. per ".........s.......t....'8 AsN
Club D5 four. ts,ssts++s. s'' 80 gs3R
thlS OF ten. .s..."sss AtsEff
El4h ri twenty Eus1V
Rseeinen copies sent tree.
Gr0 ost .Olcs Alrefa III full. Including 6tatc and
Comfy.
"Reminiscences may 1e made either by draft, cxpffss
Uco pr!cr In registered letter. at our tihk
-; TERMS TO ClTr auntcRiH8Rs. ....
ral,y dc1iterc Sunday excepted. q cents Ttr week.
Daily dclyercd Hnnaay inclutrd. 70 etnts PCT week.
Aidress THE Ttt1nUSK COMPANY,
Corncr Madsson an.t beArhorn'afa.. ChtcAsV. Ill.
qrnrs for tho dellvssy OF Tux rKnuNE u k*nn.on.
EnKuwood, and llydc Park loft IN the coantLng'roon
rf!irtcnivo pro1nps attention.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
DENNSYLYANIA RAILKOAD-Great Trunl


L Line and United states Mail Route.-On and after De-
TO- 1875 trdIns Leave Nt"lOik VIA DtsOIO-ses ana
Cortland street Ferries as follows:
Exprcs. for Harrisburg. PSburg the West and SOuth,
with Pullman Palace attached, n. and $50
daily
MiliamspOrt Lock Haven Cory and Ere at $50
connecting CORY Tor Tsvle Petroleum Centre aud the
oil isc.ons WiilHuspoGt aud Lock Haven, a. IN.
Batmore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washing
Ton Express" Of Pullman PTlOr daily except Sunday,
~ m. arrive Washington AZ p Regular at 43O and
500 a m and lup sunday, 43O q. and 10 p III For
Baltimore p.m except SUNDAY.
Exvr for Phiadelphia, 43 80 s20 10 Iimited) IL
A. m 800 Il. 1:3O $50 and 10 sunday i3O and
am, .. q, 7:3O $50 and 10 H. Emigrant ani second
class, $50 y. M.
Roat~ OF Brooklyn with all through trains
Jersey Cay. ahOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
Trans arriye-From Pittsburg $50, 104O. lUl p.
~. dav, $40 62o D. IN daly, except Monday: From
Washington and Baltimore GOO a. M, 800, - lOlV p
H. SUNDAY 600 n III. and 1910 y. From Phadt phd.
5Oj 900 $40 1910 1880 800, 400, G2u $50 aud
1910 sunday 300, 6jO. IOiO ll;3O III, 60 1910
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and foot of Dc-brUssrs Cortland ss No COnrtst and
Erohyn Annex Depot, loot ~ fGltonst Brooklyn; Nos
ia IG IL Hudson st. HObOkcn Depot jersey city
EmigIant Ticket Office No B4ltelyPace
T. T.. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent,
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