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Po.sIbiy to be Postponed TIL Monday
bat Probably 10 Commence To-Day.
CmnGao. Jnnel
spseiai psspsish V tss tatsnissaosf.
II js now yerEing on midnight Of the
third days session oithe Convention, and
yet the 9rbt vote has Just been taken on
,he fipt contested case presented by the
oommlt,ee on Credentials. ThO case o.
IIsbcma has alone been disposed o., and
there ye. remains tbs cases oil Illinois
west Virginia and Utah. ,,,,
Two hours have been allotted TO the I'LL
poIs case, and CSnger, Of Michigan, Chair
man Of tho Committee on Credentials Il
In the midst Of an elaborate argument on
behalf OF the majority report, whiet
seats eighteen Blaine contestants.
All indications point to the adoption o
the report, as was shown BY the over
whelming adoption Of the majority tspoE
| In the case Of Alabama The TACT Is tha
the convention has clearly made up II
mind 70 ait down heavily on eonkling, Lo
gan and Co.. and tonight has fully I'd
vealed Its power 10 do 20.
The third termen srs completed
Whipped, and delegates are asking eGeI
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coSrRARAsn ARrIcLrs FOR crnA

MONTREAL, June 4.-The ship Atalaya,
which. proceeding TO sea yesterday, was
over.haulsd by Customs authorities and
brought back: She Is suspected Of having
stored under her cargo Of grain q quantity
OF arms for Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

Ia 49, IAATHnlIAn NAnIAh
%n,sr m ind,prnasn. West yirrinisn.
-ConGliaE Tries to Read Them Out OF
The roar'niio". but Is Compelled to
", m.'aaras , HIS '"'''' ~
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Ias, s,I r,sTsns p's'' 'S''s"'J ',''.s.,,
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t'.S ~. SOLAHS 'u'neu'a1e'' AVoo AH. Vi, W
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- rosr " ,,,1 ~iyIS A"1 'earT -
.sae ''uESi ~ OonaI'"E' Anu a. .'e eIUoe
a4Iguutsu u,S re''i'ness II neeu 10 70 wv
" n"'eA' 'A'"eF 'uAn 'o'o lot '"o 'eo0'u'
"Vl'
%', AsCOFmlcs s n'so uelehaea ms NOso'
d u Aoofe, ol Harrison county, maue
iHOnG speech in defense Of uhe f'Sn' o.
S1,tn' on the part oil his colleagues
Ssns'A' GaFaeId finally came 70 the''
Ii,lt% ~ anu made clear and strong speech o.
..ss Uenlll IN which he spoke O' nus 'onI
a..,i..IS, Ina'lnre WIN Mt' CampOel' anu 'n'
14A''! VI ulA IepubHcAhlhn'
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Tho Outcome of Their Deliberations


n, debate on the Contested Meats Ex'
p,strd 10 Draw from ConklinE "ihs
Ct,ais.I Effort Of His Life"- Tho Antag'
ouI.m H.Iwcsn Grant and BiAine-GRr'
s,Ids Chances as u Dark Horse Im'
proving.
CHICAGO, June 1.
sFsll Dbpaish to The Iut'llIEVncsr.
Expectation is on tiptoe this morning
orA the debate that everybody expects on
,he contested seats. The report retains
The tEO Blaine delegates from the Third
West Virginia district, and lets in the ILL
nos Blaine men.
Coukliug is expected to make one oI
those speeches that are known In Wash
iunOa as the greatest effort oi his life."
The atmosphere is still filled with Blaine
electricity, but there are plenty Of dele
rlis who believe that Grant and Blaine
rs alike out Of the question, they having
Iousht each other so bitterly. Ant.Blaine
literature Is being distributed to the dele.
pis IS they enter the hall, the srst CUES
6ou OI which Is, "EIow much money did
Blaine make out Of the war7"
Congressman CalkinS, Of Indiana, tell
me TIA. Garileld's complexion as darl
bon, is still quite good, and that he woult
beIgOOl card In Indiana. G.
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GERMANY,

BERLIN, June 4.-EmlgratlOu from this
country Is still on the increase, the official
returns Of the number Of emigrants leaving
here during the first quarter Of the present
year being 1900. The causes OF this ex.
odus ol 20 many Of the best Of the popu.
lation may be given as the stringent mill.
tary service law and the excessive burden
Of taxation levied to sustain GSImany's
large standing army.
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No rRrrAHATioH Of Hypophosphltes
have used can compare with Fellows
compound Syrup Of HypophosphiteS ioi
restoring strength 70 the nervous system
l think Il the best medicine I ever used
W. ]. HoKNER, Buffalo, n. Y.
Sold BY Logan, List d Co NWIAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

"Don't put OF uEtil tomorrow what
can and should be done to-day" is
wise. II you nave never used SozoDOET
Tor your teeth, make q bee.line 10 the
druggist and get bottle and begin TO use
At once. "Verb. sap" MwHAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
Combines COM CROPPED.
Aaa BY Little west virginia, ,oe-A Y,r.
,ssr ,.'. nsee.s, "a. Of the Episode In !the

Aea ~ b'ue west virginia, too-A Fur.
ther Account OF the Episoa. a.. an.
hsEaiaE se>-iou Of the conrs.,,a, ~ 'As
spsa.s tl'g.l'5 to NE '4l,liS.sS.1,'o iS1o0' 'une.4
An episode Of nO'ji:iS inDo,,.r.i -.
eured in the oOavS.Ion ,NpOt'ancf ,o1 oe.
worthy Of prOuInent ms,Io, S% 'G.aayt * one
TIlnOEseER, Itlsll 10 d Sa y, u ~ .hs e. In
Virginia delegation 70 sdn"I.,N. y. o. 'ae wess
rsSuEs TO the great sacbiSsie"s,ia., ..ies = timely
The Sonn'ry, Ro.cOs SSnilI,1p p0@IS.an TSsa aIi 81
Il easetunly and In uS,pSS 10 Lssy o., ald
ioFd,hiP' Roscoe, IntrodS vi H.S; E."o,,,Iul hl'
requiring every delegate n,sSs" ,S.o'ISor na0.
sell to support the month"; sSosS.. a'l 4
might be. Mr, Campbell "a ~ S'S. SsS,. y
hS would 'yotS sssnlt Il iS,s ss'A.s' 9
only man IN The onyentioS.. VIZ w
Major Barley, Of AundskillsS Young
Mccormick, Of GrGon, dslnt nu g. 7
cast their lot si.h ,lns A insd y
vote was hnt hAaind n Ta voc
yolsa were given Nm u Su Der Q
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NEw YoRE, June 4-Arivsd; The Ho,
benstatIen from Bremen.
QuEESsToSS, June 1.-THE Patagonia
from New York.
BILrIxoRE, June 4.-Auivsd: The
Ohio IRON Bremen.
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cMcAoo, June G-l2;eOAN.-someo one
called for cheea for Blaine, and the con-
yentlon 4 now one cheering masA The
cheering has been going on for ave min.
5tsa with no signs Of abatement, the dli-
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mi ALONG THE LINE.

ALL ALONG THE LINE.
NJ, Virginia is Little, but oh NY
81. st,rtIo' the con.sa''0" by her
Independence,
ut Throws the ln'lncIb'' C0nS-
ling OFF His Feet
By Refusing to Wear ..,if the A'"'''''
Of the Machine.
n, Convention Face to Face With
Tho Great Issues
,I,ou Which Depend the Fate OF
the Party.
rn fiuht Over the Report Of the
Committee on Credentials
During Which the Name of Blaine
is Mentioned,
which Causes the Multitude to Go
Wild With Joy.
BI,lns Certainly Ahead In the Race
With Edmunds a Possible Dark
Horse.
Tho Convention Carries the Struggle
Into The Morning Hours,
Iud III, People Wait with Bated
Breath
Tho Outcome of Their Deliberations.
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VIEWED PROM TnE CAPITAL.
Jubiiant BIaine nen-The stand Taken
by the Minority Of the West virginia
Delegation enthusiastically Endorsed
-Personal Notes


speelL dispatch TO the IntSlllEsncSr.
The Blaine men here are iubilant to-
night, claiming that neither Sherman nor
Grant can keep considerable portion ol
their vote from going to the Maine sena'
tor, when the break comes.
Both headquarters are filled with ex'
cited partizAns, and the bulletin boards
are being scanned by anxious crowds
throughout the evening.
The stand taken by the minority of the
West Virginia delegation in the Conven'
ton this morning, Is a subject Of enthu'
slLstic approval.
Senator Davis aud Congressman Martin
are back from the Grafton Convention.
The former thinks the State will be solid
for Thurman at Cincinnati.
Congressman Wilson left to-day To at.
tend the Lewis county Convention.
Postmaster Charlie Scott and DR.. Camp
bell, Of parkersburg, were in the city to-
day. Il.
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10 The Convention, Chused by the Vote
Sfrhfte Independent West yirEiniAns
-CauLIiaE Tries 10 Read Them out OF
The Convention. but " Compelled 10
Withdraw Ills RssoIuiiou-Garfieid 10
The Rescue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05
AN oyarIoS TO BLAINE.

GrAurs Defeat ceriain-The BaiioiinE
Pos,ihiy TO be Postponed Itli nondaS,
bat Probably 10 Commence To-day.
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other whether the ring will persist In
dragging Grant Into the arena TO be
slaughtered. Logan worried the COnveu-
ton into a tremendous boom for Blaine
awhile ago. A delegate from California,
in the course Of reply to him. mentioned
the name Of Blaine eulogistically, where
upon the people in the galleries, TO the
number Of Thousands, arose, and also a
majority Of the delegates, and for two
minutes or more filled the air with
such shouts and such waving Of hats and
kAudkerchIeis as has never been seen in
convention before. 1t was rebuEe that
Logan seemed TO understand, and 1t had
the effect OF cooling him down very de-
cidedly. 1t is hard to say at this time
when vote will be reached for nominee.
II may not be this week, but think from
the present temper 1t may come tO-mor-
row. OF one thing you may rest assured,
and that is the defeat Of Grant. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

The Thiyd Termers Raise n Hurrah, but
the BiaIns Hen Rally and Eclipse 1t
An Unparalleled serne In American
History.
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What n New York Editor, Returning
Pyps, Chicago, Thinks Of shsrman's
Chances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-22
FYNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE SITUATED ON STREET
SOUTHEAST, CAPITOL HILL.

By virtue of deed of trust from Charles n. -
Holden and wife TO Daniel l.. Eaton, Trustee, f..s
dated the 18th day of October 1870, and daily .Elx
recorded in Liber GAG, folio 446 ct seq, Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia, and in
Rnffsuanee OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
tse undersigned was appointed Trustee in lieu of
Daniel L. Eaton, deceased and also in lieu of Thos
id Fuller. deceased, to execute the powers in and
by the said deed of trust granted unto the said
Daniel l.. Eaton, deceased in and by the said deed
of trust bearing date October 18th. 1870, and at the
request OF the party thereby secured will sell, at
public auction, in front Of the premises. on WE'D
NEhDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF MAY, 1880 AT THE
HOUR OF 5k O'CLOCK P. NJ the following described
real estate situated in the city Of Washngton Dis
trict OF Colunbis, to wit ALI that certain piece or
parcel Of ground situate and being in said city of
Washington and known and designated on the plat
of said city Lot lettered +, in SD bdivsion of
tl9}, in Square numbered seven hundred and thir-
ty two l732), said subdivision being duly recorded
in the Surveyors Office of said city said lot sFn
being part OF said original lot numbered nineteen
and fronting on south street said city, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the residue in two equal install
ments, Al twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
sale deferred payments to be secured by deed of
trust on the property. or by the title being retain
ed by the trustee until the whole of the purchase
money Is paid; or the whole Of the purchase money
may be paid ia cash, at the option OF the purch
deposit OF $160 will be required on acceptance Of
bid Convey ancing at cost of purchaser. If terms
sale, the Trustee the right to resell at cost
ct the defaulting purchaser on FIVE days adver-
apo. "a, 81, 29&mi65 52s IL street.
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T'ROMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

nfRofEs1Y: NhAE sa4Ssss p. MILL =
day q NSSe@beE 3 isas s aaaYd duly iSs fe
Corded in b ea Nc No. TT fss the
request in writing of the party secured thereby the
undersigned Trustees will sell, on SATURDAY.
OF O'CLOCK P. M, in front Of the premises. the
following described property, situate in the county
Ss o IF 81 and
west Of Georset 2wn, District aforesaid which was
purchased by John y Berry Co from the estate
bounded as follows: Besinning for the same at
the southwest corner of the Western Old Boring
running eastwardly from said corner north 34A
degrees east to the southern line OF said canals
western gable wall Of said Cd B 30 MI Mus q and
then running again from said beginning corner
river, 1.-THE above two lines form the north
boundary of the property hereby intended to be
na fg v ns thereof
~ degrees west Of north IL degrees sast
parallel with the east gable wall of the Eastern Old
Boring Mil, and extending rthery to the south
to the said Potomac river, together with the I'M
proyements. consisting OF larga Stone Flour Mill.
bred and fifty barrels bur per day.
=, Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the trust deed:
deed and unpaid being ST. 25t S. with interest at
ten per cent from May 18th, 1873, and the e1
balance in three eqna payments, at six. twelve and
eighteen months, for which the notes of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day of sale, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold are
purchaser at the time Of sale and ali expenses and
terms of sale not complied with in seven days
from the day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right
The property will be sold subject to taxes and prior
WN D. OASSIN
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WM. d. OASSIN, } r,r.o,
WIN. l.. DUNLOP Arustees'
apis. 10, II, 20, &dts
RYY1kTuE oF a DECREE OF THE sUPREME

pYVIkTUE OF DECREE OF THE SUPREME
- Court of the District of Columbia, passed "A
IN Equity cause No. 8, $50, Docket II, where mi
in Nicholas E: Lsdde ct al. complainants -4..N
and Wylie p. Mangum ct al are defendants, will
on SATURDAY. APRIL path, 1880. AT 4 O'CLOCK
p NJ, in front of the premi ses, offer for SALE at
public auction, the following improved real estate
in Washington city, in the District Of Colum bia
that is to say: All that part of Lot numbered four
teen (14. in Square numbered one hundred and
fOIty-two Q42), contained within the following
metes and bounds: Beginning for the same on 18Th
street west at the northeast corner of said lot and
running thence west with the north line thereof one
hundred and thirty-one feet three inches I3l feat
inches}; thence south with the west line Of said
lot twenty one feet two and half inches (2l feet az
inchee); thence east and parallel to the north line
of said lot one hundred and thirty-one feet three
inches 31 feet inches) to the line Of 18th street
thence north with the line of 18th stree afore'
said twenty feet two and half inches raj feat
az inchesj to the place of beginning. The improve
ments consist Of three story brick house With
mastic 'front.' No. GA 18th street northwest. "A-A
Terms of sale: One of the purchase money
two years from the day Of sale with interest to be
the Trustee for the use q the Partes Interested.
subject 70 the approval Of the Court. One hundred
cSys1cnS sRd RFsc9 g St the eSst q the pur
u,,o. y v.aaAw.r So7 street northwest.
ipG la2a1 u. s,20. y, y. 3sxX ''A'
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NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. G.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated August IL
22d, 1877, recorded in Liber 869, folio 412. ~.
we will sell on TUESDAY. THE 9TH DAY -As.0
PREMISES, Lots IA" and sc, in Jewells Trustees
subdivision Of Lot No. 8. in Beatty \ Hawkins ad-
vision is recorded in the Surveyors office in Liber
Ar g., No. folio g. Lot "a is at the north
ed with three STORY Brick House. Lot C'' fronts
on Gay street 1s1 feet and is improved with Green
Houses &C. Plats will be shown at the sale.
Terms One third cash residue in two equal pay
Inents at six and twelve months. with interest from
day of sale, to be secured by deed of trust on the
property. 300 deposit each lot when struck off,
which is to be forte ted unless the purchaser com
convey ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
P pkER Y Y. R s9sESs Trustees.
S-t f11k
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DIED.

DUNN. On the morning of the 22d of April
1850 at Is O'Clock. ELLA DUNN
Funeral from her late residence. 479 q street
80 uthwest, RI nday, al y. Friends of the fam
Nv are respectfully invited to attend. s.
JOHNSON. On Wednesday, Aprl 2l $780, Mrs
ELIZA JOHNSON, wife OF Robert c. johnson, aged
seventy Six Years.
Fune raj from the residence of her daughter. Mrs
J. +. Bennett Col Fourth street northwest, Fri
family invited. .
sol TIL. Thursday, April 22d, 1885, of con-
gestion of the brain, NELLIE LASALLFrTF only
daughter of Howard and Alice South aged thirteen
months and nineteen days.
Asleep in Jesus.
baltimore Sun please COPY.
WATSON. On April 81, $780, SUSAN ID. WATSON.
aged fifty one years, beloved sister of Mrs Sarah
A. Schacking.
Funeral from No. 626 NJ street northwest on Sat
urday. oath, at III M, TO which friends are in-
yited. 0s
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GREEN L WISE, Auctioneer.

~ REEN L WISE, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE PIONEER MILLS, IN
!HE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We Will offer fer sale at public auction "a
III URSDA4, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, 1880, f.a
AT > o'clock r61.. on the premises. the 4H
Gated in said city. at the foot of Duke street. and
Immediately on the water front of Potomac river.
NTH wharf and ample depth of water for the largest
vessels and the advantage Of one of the best wheat
AID C IN marke Is in the country.
he bui ding is one of the best and most substan
tal to be found; is built of brick. with splendid
granite Foundation four stories high. with attic
covered with slate; is 150xS0 feet engine b Diler
house 140S3g feet; has II pairs of Az feet burrs
capacity 600 bbs per "a hours; elevator 13xl4 feet
to I'd stories pair of engines ana six boilers
boiling machinery and gearing.
The building is ground leased from the city !;
no city taxes on the property on the capital
ed In the business of manufacturing, and we think
that if application be msde to the City Council the
the first ten years of active operation.
The Mills are open for inspection to any parties
wishing to examine the property.
Terms of sale: Cash preferred, though reas IN
able cash payment would be received at time of
sale, and the residue in twelve, eighteen aud TWEEN
ty-four months equal payments, with interest, and
deed of trust on the premises.
GREEN Il WISE,
apr, A,26, 29myl,d &b for the owners
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q b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A PART OF LOT 8, IN
SQUARE 56, CORNER OF II AND TWENTY
THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST, ABOUT
MORE OR LESS, DEP, G9XERED BY
- By virtue Of deed of trust, dated July 81
9Th, A. D. 1875, and recorded in Liber 1876, fMH /
folio A, ct seq and at the written request 4@A
OF the party secured, the subscribers will sell, to
the highest bidder on the premises. on sATUR-
O'CLOCK p NJ, lot numbered teixht, in square
Washington, in the District of Columbia, accord
ing to the public plat thereof, together with the
improve ments, &c, said deed mentioned
saving and excepting therefrom the westeramost l8
feet front on b street heretofore released.
erns Of sale: $644 and interest at per cent
from July g. 1877, with the taxes and assessments
ard expenses of SALE in cash (of which 300 the
whole or $25 on each parcel. if sold in parcels
must lie paid at the time of sae), and the residue
in equal sums, in six and twelve mouths with in
terest at per cent per annum from the day of
sale. payable half yearly; for which the P11r-
ohasers notes must be given and be secured on the
property sold. by deed, to the satisfaction OF the
Trustees; or all cash. at the purchasers option
chssers cost. the Trustees reserving the right to
resell all. any portion, of the property ON five
days notice in the Evening Star, at the risk and de-
fault Of the purchaser in default if the terms are
not complied with in five days from the day of sale.
apis. dSds Fl asD HYDE, Trustees.
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FT1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CANAL ROAD, NEAR GEORGETUWN.

d. G..
By virtue of decree passed November Sd, IA
1876. in cause 5.20I equity, Leonard vs.. fS
April 2STH, 1880, AT s O'clock P NJ, on the
premises. parts Q: Lots g. 9 and 201. in Deakins
been suhdiyided into lots Nos: IA. Is. 16. Il and
ls and the subdivision thereof duly recorded in
Lot Il. 2s 90 100 feet Lot is, 81 feet Lot II.
AZ 100 and Lot IS, 80. 16 100 feet on the Canal
Road, near the Aqueduct Bridge, and Lot Is is i'm
Stable.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree One
fourth cash the residue in three equal payments
payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day Of SALE with interest at the rate of per centm
per annum until paid. for which notes must be
given: $50 deposit on each parcel when sold.
aDl5-0&dS FRED w JONEa TruStaa
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MARRIED,

C0NNELL-R0OSE. On Wednesday, April 2lst
1850. at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church by
of Berndop, Va, to Miss MARY @. RoosE, only
daughter of W. s. Roose. esq, of this city.
FREEMAN-BROwNE. In Ottawa, Canada, on
Wednesday, April 2lst 1880, at the residence of
Hon. L. 3. burlington, by the Rev. e. z. Bro xna,
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Pollard, WILLIAM CoLE-
MAN FREEMAN, of Cornwall, Pennsylvania 70
EIIZABE1H PALMER BROWNE
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1904 GREAT 1OOn
ROT1TE

ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS nH K Eees i sAfgssE sss9 from Depot
corner Of Sixth and B streets, as fonows:
Pittsburs 70 Gincinnad: 81: Louis ana Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FaIIs and re North. Il :O5 g. m. daily, e1oept
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LOCI Haven, and ElmirA at 10:40 am. daily.
For New York and the East. $40 m. and so p.
M WtS Saptl !j.e except suaaaS and ;1s a. d.iy
Ct Pullman Parlor Cars, 80 am. daily, except
For Brooflyn. NY, all through trains connect at
fording direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
For eR6sp sanasy sns 50 S., q4.g
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For E9Rs: . Ssssf Tsas 800 an: snd 10 Pm.
For AnnspoIs. 90 Am. and 20 Pm. daily. ex-
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For Mshao MAJ ~ tSs South. 100 am. .lly. and
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