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Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
A Duei with Axes.

A special despatch from NewtowD,
N. Y, says: Vim. Schoonover lies al
most at ths point of death 81 his home
few miles back Of Swaruwood, from
tbs effect OF wound given him by WIN
Marvin, en- Saturday night. Thes'
msn aEs under Il years Of age, and
h,vs bsen enemies several years
Whenever they met they qusrreled, the
trouble generally ending In blows.
fhey were both ill-natured, intsmper.
ate fellows, and are disliked and feared
BY their nsighbors, They were en-
gagged, Saturday, in ohopping wood, In
company with several other men, on a
tract owned by JohI R. Fisher. They
had been given hard cider several
times during .ne day, sad AZ the hour
for quitting york we're somewhat iptox
icated. On the av homs the old quar-
rel was renewed, and some very hard
words passed between them. Finally
Marvin kicked Schoonover who jumped
over fence heai by, and said, with an
oath: "If you come near me again
will split your head opan." Marvin
spraug over the fence with his axe in
his hand saying, "If you want to We
will have little duel" Before other
men could interfere they began to cut
at each other with axes. They we're
separated as soon as possible, but no,
before Marvin had nearly severed
Schoonover's left arm below the shoul.
der, and himself received slight scalp
wound.
One OF the bystanders said afterward
that 1t was the most terrible fight he
had ever witnessed that he and his
companions were so horror-stricken fol
. few seconds that they we're unable tt
interfere. Schoonover's wound bled
profusely; II was feared the man would
diced to death before physician could
-each him. The arm was still oonnec
~ q narrow strip of skin. The physi
aisn bandaged it, but 1t cannot be
'aved, and it is very probable tha
ichoonover will die. Marvin escaped
rom the county al soon as he realizec
th, extent OF his crime, but officers arr
in pursuit.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04

ing and stealing wardrobs aud Other
articles therefrom, belonging to L'"ls
II. Mason, Of Wilmington on, tn, 18Th
Of December. II, plead not guilty.
At 5 80 court discharged tbs jury
until 10 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing.
John Temple who had plead guilty
OF the larceny Of clothes etc. from Char
les Ii. Winters, wss sentenced to pay
costs and $37 restitution money and be-
three months, bs whipped
with five lashes on Saturday next and
to wear convict's jacket six months
- ereafter.
Hester Ellis for the larceny OF dress
goods from Joanna A. Jordan, was SEN
fenced to costa Of prosscu lion, to p,y
$l5 as restitution money and be im-
pri50ned three months.
At 6 o'clock o,urt adio1rned.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Pennsylvania Republican COn-
VeMtlOn.

The Republican State Convention
meets to day in Harrisburg.l 1t is believ-
I'd that Henry Green, OF Northampton,
will be nominated for Justice of the
supreme Court, and John Lemon, of
Blair, for Auditor General. A caucus OF
the Blaine d-leg gates was held last night,
at which l05 votes were cast iu Mr..
Blaine's interest. Subsequently gene
raj caucus ofall the delegates was held,
at which 1t was decided--123 to 10
that the Convention should select the
the delegates to the National Convsn-
tion. 1t was reported that A.G Olmstead
would probably be the permanent chair
man.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
aOmRFARa.


In the United States Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Bayard, from the Committee
on Finance, reported adversely the
Warner bill. 1t was placed on the
calendar. 1.-THE vote in COMMITTEES on
the bill stood: In favor, Senators Voor
hees ana Beck; against, Senators Bay.
ard, Herman, Morrill,, Ferry and Allison.
Senators Wallace, Of Pen nsylvania, and
Jones, of Nevada, were Aabsent.l A
bill granting right Of way to the Chey-
enne, and Black Hills and Montana
Railroad and Telegraph Company was
discussed, and recommitted. After &C.
ton in respect to the memory of the late
Representative Clark, Of Iowa, the Sem
ate adjourned.
In the house, on motion Of Mr.Frost,
Of Missouri, the privileges of the floor
we're granted to Messrs. Parnell and
Dillon. Mr.. Cox introduced bill de-
claring forfeited certain lands granted
conditionally to railroads. The bill re-
lating to service Of jurors was passed.
The revised rules were considered,
pending which the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
T,ldem 90 be Married.

A special despatch from Scranton, Pa ,
sNs:
The approaching marriage Of Samuel
:. Tildsn, the Sage Of Gramercy Park,
to Miss Fanny Ranck, Of Lewisburg, is
the leading topic in social circles here.
Miss Ranck is the sister Of J. M. c..
Ranck, a prominent member of the
Scranton Bar, and is said to be young
lady of unusual brilliancy and mental
culture. Her meeting with Mr.. Tilden
wa in Philadelphia, during the Centen-
uial summer, and the friendship then
formed ripened into an attachment
which will culminate in q wedding
this week. The marriage will take
place at Lewisburg, and be conducted
very quietly. There have been SO
many rumors OF Mr.. Tilden's marriage
with various prominent ladies that the
correspondent accepted the news with
some circsmspection, and took occasion
to call on the LADY, srslativss for con-
frmation Of the rumor. They made no
secret of it, but treated II in all seri-
BUSINESS, and said it would probably
take place tomorrow or the day follow
ing.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04

The New York "EveniDg Post" takes
philosophic vsw Of our naval defcien.
y. 1t says: "Solictude is expressed
3 account Of the unprotected condition
our shores and the lack Of q navy In
my proper sense of the term. Perhaps
hch condition ofthings Is not unfor
puate. 1t ccmpels US to rely on moral
hther than brutel forces. The peace
|egotiatiops under the Washington
Featy might never have been complet-
/ had We been fully equipped and
|repared for war. Moreover, while
|tstrained from picking quarrels our
'tlves we may be assured that Europe
fIll not unne ,essarily quarrel with her
read and butter. The bsst defenses OF
4 Or coast are not forts and floating bat
prizes, but the farms and ranches OF
DO West and we do not need ships OF
ar to carry farm produce to our foreign
hstOmers.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Poor Jacks FRIEND Speaks.

LONDON, Feb. 3-Mr. Samuel Plim-
soil. member Of the House Of Commons,
addressing his constituents at Derby,
Yesterday, referred to the loss of life
and property caused by the shifting Of
carRoss, and said that II could be effec-
tually remedied at q trihing expense.
The remedy which he intended to bring
before PARLIAMENT was the loading Of
grain In sacks.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Open lng.

The German Literary and Delaware
59ngerbund Societies will open their
new hall in the Herdman Building,
Fourth street between Market and King,
on tomorrow [Tharsday) evening. All
friends and the public generally are
invited to attend. Tickets admitting
lady and gentleman, Is cents. Mem
bers In good standing, free.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Because Smith N. Hawes. who stole

Because Smith N. Halves, who stole
FO,O $50 while Treasurer of the city of
|OvinRton, sis highly connected, both
y blood and marriage throughout Ken
hcky," Governor Blackburn has par
|Oned him.
The late William Darlington, Of West
|hestpr, left an estate appraised
\ 100000.
Sankey, who in company with Mr..
oOty is now holding meetings in st.
|ouis, in ends conducting similar meet
Pcs in Baltimore in the course of a
SW weeks.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
The Cslluloid Truss will not snap II

i The Csluloid Truss will not snap In
! bid weather; warranted a Lifetime.
n. B Danforth, agent, "a and Market
Btreets. Trussss . speciality.
"Np your cough 10 the bud" said
Horace Greelsy, by taking "Dr. Sell
srs Cough Syrnp.' Lose no time In
lstting a bottle.
Geo. B. Mstznsr, the popular barber
md hartuttsr, Is prepared to shave
III who may call at his shop, No. 1Os
east Sd street.
And pray dat de Lord take me, till
tried "Sellers' Cough Syrup" an I's
Iebber coughed since. How's dat for
bigh, boss
"Carry the news 10 Mary! I" Health
ind happiness are found in every box
t"5ellers' Liver Pills."
Good -four for the reedy at 3 cts. per
D., six dollars per barrel. Higher
srades equally low. Call at steam mil,
)O8 W. Front street.
Steam mills, 3oS W. Front street, IL
De place 10 buy western oats and bran
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Heavy Judgement against A Rail.
road.

A Cincinnati despatch says notice
was given on Monday that next Thurs-
day au order will issue from the United
States Circuit Court to enforce its decree
rendered some months ago to compel
payment Of nearly 100000 unpaid
rent, by the Pennsylvania Central
railroad. Col. Tom Scott Is expected
to come on and satisfy the judgment in
person.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
money For tine Monitor.

Mr.. Bayard presented a p9tition
in the U. s. Senate yesterday from
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
of Wilmington, Delaware, asking Con.
gress to vote money for the completion
Of the double-turreted monitor Amphi-
trite, now lying in one ofthe company's
slips, upon which work has been sus-
pended for a long time.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Church Extension.

The Bethany Baptist church is about
to be enlarged. The addition will be a
wooden structure Is by 81 feet at the
rear of the church and will be two
stories high. 1t will be occupied by the
Sabbatfhschool and the PASTORS Bible
class. The Improvements will be COM
menced to-day and will rapidly be
pushed forward toward completion.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
More Errors.

Douglas M. Mccoy, may no doubt be
the honest collector of taxes he claims
to be, but like other men it seems he
il as liable 10 make errors as other Deo-
pie and perhaps If all was known
good many more Of them. In addition
to returning the name of Mr.. Wallace
as an error after he had paid his tax,
1t now seems that Joseph 7. Davis and
George E. Davis were both returned as
errors in 1877 after they had paid their
taxes for that year and had got receipts
for the same.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Concers and Lecture.

A concert will be held in the M. E.
church at Christiana, on Thursday
evening the 26th inst. At its close Rev.
Thomas F. Poulson of Baltimore, will
deliver his highly interesting lecture
on Glove or Money" A fee of 25 cents
entities any one to enjoy both enter.
tainments. The proceeds will be ap-
piled for the benefit o! the church.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Buasien Death.

James Kane, residing at 51S Walnut
street, died about one O'Clock this morn
ing from an attack of pneumonia. He
had been In the employ Of Pusey, Scott
and company about fifteen years and
for the last eleven years was fireman Of
the beam department of their morocco
mandatory. Mr.. Kane had bssn a
very hearty man but catching q severe
cold he was not at work on Monday OF
yesterday. Last evening there was
alarming symptoms of pneumonia which
grew rapidly verse until one O'clock
when he expired. He was in the 49tb
year of his age and leaves a wife and
five children. His deceass will be se-
vsrsly felt by the firm in whose employ
he was, as he was one Of their most skill
full and trusted smo'ovAes.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Minister Surprised.

The Rev. Thomas Eastwood, pastor
Of the Bethany Baptist Church, was
agreeably surprised last evening by be-
ing honored with a social call by a
large number of the members of his
congregation and friends. The gues s
passed an enjoyable evening in singing
and prayer. Mr.. Eastwood was the
recipient of a number Of gifts.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Police Court.

There was no hearings at tie police
court last evening.
This morning two men for being
drunk were find so cents aud costs.
4 young man tor disturbing ths
audience In the Opera House last even
ing by throwing psanut shells promis-
cuously around him was fasd 81 and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Ose MORE Revolution.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a despatch
from San Diego says Governor Castri-
Jon, of the Mexican province Of From
tier, Lower California, has called out
the militia and placed the province
under martial law. The cause Of his
action is revolution started by Mar
quese at La Paz. 1t is reported that
Marquese has been driven out of La
Paz by federal troops, and is making
his way up the peninsula with hand
full of followers.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Inpriso ned for Their Creed.

ST., PETERSBURG, Feb. "A letter to
the "Golos" from Susdal, in the pro-
vince of Uladimir, reports that an arch
bishop and two bishops of the Faith, or
Old Believers, are confined 10 the for
tress there on account Of their creed.
The archbishop has been there twenty
six years. and the bishops twenty two
aud seventeen respectively. The
"Gvlos" in Q leader on the subject
supposes they had been forgotten by
the authorities.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Sale Of Real EstAfo.

L. W. Stidham & Son, auctioneers, at
four o'clock yesterday afternoon sold ct
public sale Q three story brick dwell
ing, situated on Seventh street betwe cen
Pine aud Spruce, to Joseph L. Carpsn"
ter, Sr.. for the sum of $500.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Election of Omcers.

At the Wilmington Institute, yester'
day, between the hours Of three and
eight o'clock, an election Of officers tc
serve for the ensuing year, occurred.
To the Librarian we are indebted for
this list:
President-Frederick K. Robinson.
Cor. Sec'y.-George A. Elliott.
Rec. " Mark M. Cleaver.
Treasurer-Joseph A. Richardson.
Decentralization M. Child, Daniel
W. Taylor, stansbury J. Wiley and
Henry C. Conrad.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
AcCtd EN- &.

As Mr.. Edward Shepherd was on his
way to this city this morning, one Of
the axles Of his wagon broke near
Hare's Corner. After considerable diff
aculty hs succeeded in accomplishing
his journey.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Tho weather.

War Department, Once Of the Chief
gnsl 0fhoer, Washington, Feb. Al
I'M.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
fiddle States, southwest to northwest
binds, partly cloudy weather, and In
bs extreme northern portion light
bow, with slowly rising barometer and
light change in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
RaYlxnl PrOgreaalnG.

The revival service at Bethel n. K.
Church, Brandywine Hundred, under
the charge Of Rev. W. B. Gregg is still
progressing. Twelve penltsnts we're
at the altar Sunday evening for prayer.
Ninety persons have professed conyer-
sion during the meeting, and sixty-nine
of whom have joined the church on
probation. The religious interest is
still increasing, and the congregations
are large and attentive.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
!: missionary sac citing.

The Wilmington Woman's Baptist
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
will hold a meeting to o.morrow Thurs
day) evening. at I. o'clock, in the Sec
oud Baptist Church. Mrs. Pepper and
Mrs. Miller are expected to address the
meeting. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Msr.es,c nelisf.

Taylor's Red Linimsnt and Magnetic
|R,li.f, for rheumatism, neuralgia,
headache, sprains and bruises, sold
kholssale ani retail by Taylor II Ful-
Ssrton. Druggists and Apothscaries,
No. 3O3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
SPECIAL M ENTION.
rhe Mardi GSss DOings as New
ebtArannl

T1s celebrated carnival festivities
mi. wear have an unusual interest to
,bs puOlic generally, owing to the fact
that the great procession Of maskers
and mummers takes place on Tuesday,
p.brnary 10Th, when on the same day
che ll7th Grand Monthly Drawing OF
~, Loulsiaus State Lottery oocurs,
.b.u 10000 will be given away to
some one III may be you) for s2. For
trther information address n. A.
New orlesus, La, or same
nsr,ou at No. $40 Broadway, New York
|City. N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
N Otkce.

25 pautaloon patterns that wish TO
make speciality Of. Will make them
nm at cost. Also . number Of suit pat
Itsrps which wish TO turn into cash
a a small margin, in order TO make
|room for spring stock. Fsrd Carson,
Merchant Tailor, 1888 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Big Pile OF Potatoes.

Carr l. Co. have just received 1900
bushels g car losds) OF ohoics Early
Rose poatoss, which they are selling
low. Buyers will dud bargain. N.
N, cor. 4.h and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
City Markets.

Tbs crisp atmosphere Of this morning
ID not deter the psosle from attending
fe markets. The prices rem ain as
kusI, the following amounts bs sxtort-
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
Stale or tho TheEmo meter

h the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Wednesday
porning, Feb. A:
o'clock, 10 O'CLOCK, IL O'Clock
2Bo ~37o 40
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04

VXyANTED "A PROTESTANT Girl,
w for general housevork; reference re-
quired. Apply 62o W. 4th st. 2.4,3t#
WANTED A LADY TEACHER TO
w teach primary branches for instruc-
tions In higher branches must be able to per-
form on the organ, and must come we'll 70
must be very pleasant with lit
tie children Apply to day 1T
2-42t WILMINGTON ACADEMY,
9Th and Market, from to s p. M,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04

VXyANrED.-A SITUATION TO DO
W. general housework in . private
family. Address 8 Wilson st 2A,stA
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04
NEW ADvERTISEMENrs.

NOR RENr-THE FIVE STORY MO-
e rocco factory recently occupied by VIM.
Beadenkof, and adjoining my leather factory
in Sd street near Orange; a good party can
make favorable terms. H. y. MCCOMB.
241w
Daily Republican., 1880-02-04

A FEW MORE CFTHOSE CHEAP TEA
N sets lett at Sd and Tatnall 243t&
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olricg or raa A5IEm6AS RAiLyAT ,,.r Z
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
Eearl NoilceS.

IN pursuance Of an order of DELAAO =.
tALN IN Esq. Surrogate OF The County Oh new , .A
S1,,s J, hereby given 10 "a pcispu- having claims asa
tDN AHD tOLION, lata 81 The tlty OF NeW-l orA
a tle cihce VI " T. BlIds- 2O2 Broadway n te lu!
vi se" YORK, on before the 18TH dav or OctoO-t "'~
dated New YORK The l5tn day 81 pr. 1880. -
Join a. K KTZMAS, A lminsIra'Of
ilawimosTt1
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNlIED STATES MAIL ROU -.
Grains Sew or via DeseroSses and Cortahht S'o'
Ferries as follows.
Uen.nurg pltsbnrr the " and South. with Pullman
Palace Cacs attached - a. and $50 p ~ dhlY -.
Wnnamspcrt, Lock Haven, an $50 D m (3rry iin o
az -I D. m connecting at Cory Tor Uu5Vle, FeuoieHm
Centre ami the oil Regions. . .x,... W son
Barmore Washington and the SOUTH Limited WasIng'9n
cress OF Pullman PIror cars daily except sunday ~
A. IN arrive Washington 4 ~ P N Hegna' NJ ''V A'u
FXuress for Philadelphia, $50, lou oZ9 - ~ Linn
ten II a. m, 33o O. 4:tO .. o. IsO anu ~ p IA 'lu
10 night SUNDAY $50 and H.. .. q, . $50 ana ~
M ana II lght ,.,. -yo . -, ana. ~,
FxpresH for Philadelphia VIA CdnuVh' t'"O u" II" ~ > 49,
except sunday. %. -. ,.,o 49,, o.oo N
For cane NAV 1900 a. N and ?. N. -, 81, -, - =. .,
Prooti-u Annex" connect with all through trains
of fr-ev CIV aOrdng speedy aud direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel ,,..-,,,.. ,o.,o -, q.gs - =,
iay At $50 p. daily except Monday from wash
,tn1gay $40 m From Philadelphia, 800 600 l. T4U,
TUi4G 10 a. IN; ., 800, 400, 30 $50 $50 800 and
"a "a in.
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Cost ano fonno.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR IHE \. N.Y. ~
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL HI LII Eln ~ p,, - al
-. rows oFIiCeS 20 .sSS Broadway cor hiItt hrst
an or sos West twenty thri,si oopner nsn, SD
% IOilfiocitiat, corner mon x
.rt.,ds seventhst, ut Inc ~ Il.fa
10 Iliga One hundred anu "sn'' s.,sr
iS,rni Ssvip.s Bank Buid. ngl up 10 D. H. A. ''.~
ctfateA
0ST.-BGnk Book No. l6,41l, issueu W
e IA n savinFs Bark ~ The C,y 81 Mu".io - W
-. rnder holder OF ths 200. &c
't -, =, ,.vef ~" bankIf not irs orea De'", H.
I,u,y of September lh*l hfiucSti0n al y" "~'N - "
INN, foi y book
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Aurllon 6aIes OF Real Gstaie.

DEAL ESTATE at AUCTION.-ChOice farm
Ia o about 20 acrc AL IN cut walton. with good buildings
healthy lo~Hrron e desirable WAL 80 very
eheap -ae at ,omac August 10, 10 M take l. Il T.
II o'clock CrureIOTt ak stage 20 Judge blOyos
Farm. Terms h. cash
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW-YoTE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Il 49,
AssExgSr OF TRAINS TAKING rrrEcr TO- 1880
Ga. cincinnati and hieego Day hxprrs' Drawing
room caches Buffalo and suspension brlu2t -, - =, .
DAILY 1t LOUIS EnDtess H. e q. i nd
southwest Pu rams best Dra"ingroom sleeping Coaches
a paiIv) Pacific Express for the West eePng
Coaches through NIAGARA Fails, Cincnn3n and
wcasn without cage also Hotel Dining Cars TO Chicago
7:l5 D. MIN grant Grain for the W est ,-- H.,
Trains ,hambeIs street Depot Jew OsA S,o n,
Newark $40. $40 1850 BIO 4'ZO o-O oilV a'9g
D. N ana 200 Midnight saturday nights only sunday "
IT, ,,b " an, passac 900 $50 10 1920 am.tho l0:20
a m tiain stops huherforl only ON snndaysoI3 noon
Io 800 $50 40 10, 5io oiio ooo tVS Snp u -
and y midnight go C. an IN In9o 1r.aoa m 70 noon
sp D n tJ0 4,iO 3 jl0 $40 $50, 6:lO. $50.
80 e 1870 D. M AMI II midnight sundeys. - ESQ.
tt,e,n zoo "a 1920 l.i5. $50 5p1. $40, us,
10gD D m d - IN dnght sunday o;OV, siso 1V'-o A
M 10 go, zoo Pm ?. p ] @ i.s0 D D. M
Newnurg and cornwall 1850. a. NJ 55o s3o D. III sun
go:nd11 and Kingston 900 $50 p M sundays $50
aGahcn 600 80 $500 1920 a. $3.50, 800 400 200.
7l5 D. IN suuday GOO I'D ~ ~ a. "a 9o ~ n IN
sr ~. 20 a m $50 1900 p. The 900 N and
40 d IN trans connect with Ne"f"rA anu Os"epo III"
aPa hPcrS. 20 SGo 1920 40 6:oJ 400 5I5
H. sunday 80 inz9 sa " ouarteG Of and quarter aztec
,ach our tam $ - a. 9to m and at loA9 anu LAO
s.. for passage and for Apartments IN Drawing Room
and sleeping Coaches can Ue iii " ~, as ~ .o e
,,ec. S"s 30 i1 0i7 broadway, y. Y, No
CONT brooklyn at the Company Depo.s rS , ~,
Express Trans from The est arrive III ~ '-'
and ll'iS 40 10 Ana ABB0r GenI Passr As. New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains Ensiewood SlosteI PeTmont ana ~
aek, ZOO 500 s6oa M i9o SV am oo o s nm The
1i30 m train viii leave minutes later SATURDAY nights
| Manuel spring Valley aud Aonsey' 'oo' soO m" 'oo
] mo N. ABBOTT. General fa.s Agent. New York
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NEW ROUTE TO

NEW ROUTE TO
CoNEY FORTY FIVE Mn liz
~I,v, VnRK AID BRIGHTON BEACH RAILWAY 20
NV NJ Ferries No Rousll outside Passage
w ''' The yell known Fast steamers
MORRISANIA. SHADY SID ana - nun '9 .as
IoTrauys New al LOCUST Sk ~ A., uraNcseHa b1s
as per time table below -----------------
I've I'D I've Pier IleN6'g LyeW al LeIrsh
Trp 10. al \ r. g. y. x. ssh s. ~ L. Il. 'i1ndepot
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Ghe Curt.


MONMOUTH PARK RACES, LONN
- - BRANCH. \. second summer Meeii,S -,
eeslsi l3l. sA'ura~y August -4st III Races ecu S
u-ng SeeD q, has Hurdle race Races c"l"uh
E'mpiy al Oc'ck Trans directly 10 Coui &C. lT"h IN,
a. a. loot ~ Liberty - by boar sandy .iO'' q.
~ 1880 sId by -. ~: - ITO r. ~.
ttSis - Tor rouRd tTip in"inhg anh'7r'Vn "
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
~ wall. Nowbnrg Pou shkcspss Ron Out AMI htlkstoh
landing at Coyzenss. Milton. Now hamburg ant yte PaN
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