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DUBLIC SALE

By virtue Ofa order of seie -, -, eE.eiy.
coart Of Common Pleas o. snulsi-s. is.
and 70 me dir eted, will eSi'se "
the premises, on -, tsSf
Thursday, Dccem5sr - ,.., iSsi' .
all o'clock r. NJ. the iolloSins &C. -.
estate OF hensy j. Reok, tlunaatss.E -, fwp. .
one plantation situate Ia alsisos' ~ wll.iin ;
erset county Pa. adjoining am sNs,eelinies I, 4
o.hers Containing 2ls acres more ,.lls. % ll h
S.'r thereon erected tw .,oEy lss sne orshsri
and harm, having slso there'" ."..,.eI. 70 ar
nassaow s balance we'll timsei,'al; al;,alss cea
rirv' 3 4 miles from ursiE,. -, ea.afns.ias 7.
NS-One-tbir' II. haIll =, blri 10 J,
sale one-tAiri in six month rs 19alssnts tren
year win interest on dsisTssa r,a. oI he Ra.s
s%sslSn %onss mus. ss is'f Ss paid % say @ s %
men:s n'e 70 be seearsi BY jadsineH'
premises. Holm +. scy1 10
CaInmi,;e Of Hen''
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TRAINS oo'zo r.sr
TRIMS oo'so vssr

-. T.sy. - z
ihe Jonhstown Express, 5lan Hu,,,.-,
Soliis,ewn Accommodation an. ire,i "a q,
anu We Jynnstowu AeeommolaI, ID ssii-i Er
trains west. a-i- .4s.l a. -
The Fast Line, east "a s-s-4 vu-
days and east at last 4 ,r.s,.s, I. 'i1p o. s.,
only. --' "a % Saig-f
days |iii i-1g 1r e.
Inc C9ieszo Express West rt.,
stop az BiaiTsyiile Iniefsseties T-..-,,' Z, p. u
burg. and East Liberty. i-''fai's, 'i.s,-'
,,,dD,' ns r@eine and .iohEs;oUn K1ur.., 49,.
Ailo'na AccommOdaii8n anf ps.i.. Il = s-i' 81
connect with the Ebsus5nr- 80 80. tEfra..s..
ti.e morning, AMI Dy the Ciscirnf,i 81 n'a1,i
ana iIall Wes- In the eyeniug. 'Ai'-a g.
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The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
The W0sIeIa Peasants.

II seems rather hard upon the Moslems,
whether they he Arab, or IurE, OT slay that the
sympathles Of the British public should be entirely
withheld from them on the GROUND that they do not
bear the name OF Christian, even though they may he
OF the same race. As rule, The MoseIn Iea'aut H.
In fact far more worthy Of their sympathy, fuT lac s
more oppressed more honest, mole orderly, and
quite as industrious. II Is true that there usce-
lions 10 the rule-as, for instance among the On
cassans ana kurlsi bur they fuIln a small proportion
OF the Mohalnnedan population OF the Empire The
religion OF the former Is Of vague q nature that
they can scarcely DO called MOslem aud Tor the latter
who are q savage race of mOuntaineeTs, ! claim nu
sympathy al all. II Is for the poor down irOdieu
Moslem peasantry, deyOut according tO theI lights
whether Arab or IuIk-than whom race bIaYeT ANA
more enduring In war ani more patient and Well
conducted IN time OF peace does not eNi,t-that l
would plead. In regard 10 the sentiments which both
hosleHs ana Christians entertained toward their own
government thoreis very little difference. do not
see, therefore, why those In England who denounCe
the Turkish government should make great a dis
tnctlon In their feelings toward those who share with
them their dislike Of the executive authority. n the
result of their Christianity had been to make Chris
tans In any way morally superior 10 Moslems.
could readily sympathlze with the popular lirlu.i
sentiment upon the sub1ect.-Ihe LaEd II Gfls1i--
Ohphdnt.
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, sTfEl. RAILS, srLfNDID
SCENERY, MAuSltlCtNrE EOuIrMENr.
~ EFFECT MAHCH 1, IssI.
Trains leave Washington. from station cor ~ siIth
aud u streets, as follows
For rittsbuIg and the West, $500 a. ~, with
Sleeping 'aIs I" flttsbufg aud Chicago
1850 a. N. caly with slecpinF Car, fn,m riits-
burg Ia Cincinnati, -, l.uus, aud ChirAgoi VI ~
y. IA, daily, with Palace Gar t0 Pilt,huig
BALilMphE AND rofoMAC RAlLiioAD
For canaudagua, Rochester, Bunal0, NiagaTa Falls
and the NOrth at $500 a. IA. dahl, eacsId SUNDAY
Win farlor oar 10 Watkins, " 10 4. In. daily
gna. f"r Nlillainsport. Lusk Haven. ani FlmiT.
AZ luilo a, NJ, daily, except Sunday,
Fo' Sow NoIA ana ths taal > l9i l, silo AEi 10
ilmilSa fAlhtsa ct f9llmAh fAf"T taru, s.lo =. us
dally; Except sunday,
AZ lrIry ,ity with buais ~ 80 HiuokiyH AHnsI ~
aioraing drrri transfer To fulton siIrsi, a,uid-
luH duuhlr irrIilgu ariusa New AuIk city.
For rhiladclphias losaoam,, 80 o. % and 10 D. a.
on sunday, siAu Siio, aud 1000 ., IA.
limited ,h,lie', " 80 a. a. dalIE except SUNDAY.
and $50 l'so, iiio, siu 10, aud iuio1 q. az, on
sn9lal, e.uo a. "', 1880 a. u,-iAu, 5',o, ss.0,
For rep,a oiccs Lluc, G,io a, "a, aud i,iop. IA.
dairy, except sundly.
For Annapos, IA. and i'io .. daly, except
ALENASpnlA Ann FRFpfRIcKsRuR0 RAN.
WAY ANn ALtAANhhlA AND WASHING
For AleAandrla 7ioO 7slo, s.2o, and ilsao a. N.
go, Zoo 20 :, ami il'a0 y. IA. on sunday.
1850, $3.50, and 1850 a. Iu,, and 50. ~
For kichinond and the south, 30 and ~ no daily
aud $500 H. IA dlily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria fuT Washington s.O5 ss53
and 40 ~ IA, 20, 3, o, i and $40 q. m and 4!
midnight uu Sunday at s;05 and 40 a. ~ Z
and Bii0 y. IA,
| TicfetS Information, sleeping aud parlor-car ae-
commodations can be procured al the ohlces-n0Tth-
cast corner Of ihir'eenih street aud Ieunsylyanis
/ avenue, and az tho station where orders can ba
for Ihe checking OF baggage destination FROM
| hotels and residences
| l.. l.. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANk THOMSON. General Manager.
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
Waste Of Fuel.

In domestic economy the waste of fuel Ii
exceedingly great hut 1t Is not easy give precise fig
ures representing the of effect owing to the mani
fold purposes to he c0mplished inclnding cuOkiny
and the heating and ventilation of apartments If ven
uatlon could he neglected. close Stoves such as are
used III hussla, would unquestOnabiy furnish the
most economical mode of heating our apartments
but heallh ana comfort are after al of greater
Importance than economy, and these are best secured
by means of an open chimney. Not only does the
open chimney give rise to active circulation Of air
through the room, which H. necessity for our we'll
being, bnt heat Is supplied TO The room by radiation
from the incandescent material Instead OF by coniluc
tioh from stove suifaces In the the walls and
furniture OF the room absorb the luminous heat rays
ana yield them back 10 the transparent air. whereas
IN the later case The air ~ the rst recipient the
stoSe heat, and the walls OF the room remain COM
pafatlNey cold and DAMP giving rise an unplcasau
musty atmosphere and 10 dry rot or other moulJy
growth. The adversaiies OF the open ire place say
tlat II warns You on only one Side but this one
sided radiant heat produces Upon the denlzens this
somewhat humid country, and indeed upon an uIl-
Peluulced people particularly agreeable sensation
which is proof, think, of iIs healthfn influence.
The hot radiant IRE initiates indeed the sun Ia rs
eject on man and matter, and before dscaTdng 10 on
the score OF wastefulness and smOkness We should
iry hard, think, to cure II of It's admitted mperfec
tons. IT ihcandescent coke Is the main source Of
radiant heat why, II may he asked, d1 We not resort
at once 10 coke for domestic fuely The reasons
are two fold; the coke would be dCult 10 light
and when lighted would look cherries without the
lively hckeing name. The true solution consists 4
gaseous flel when brought thoroughly und5r cOntIul
by first separating these two constituents Of coal
am bold enough To go so far To say that raw coal
should not be used a. fuel f0r any purpose what
soeyeT, and thai the hrst step toward the lu1io0u.
and economic pfqducOn of heat is the gas fetut 90
gas producer Ia which coal is converted either
entirely into gas OF into gas and coke Is the case
at ouf ordinary gas works.-hismeis, li AItUFs,
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
Ansis., ain.T.' feels.

The miners ia the silver Belt Mine Wei
day uiaiif ftiuafka alif discovery, showing thai
The mine SuTkst ages ago. Ihu ten fud h0naAta a
ncrutiy uncovered, s0nlinaiuE o. Nidrn Al csrfy
stfuir ~ tho plei, lsit an usrfhsnginF N4 on one
side that Appeared nufc hks insp than the ufdinAy
pail % trin mates 81 quas ieFc and .ofi thai
"a csstd "a such nsf AZ 60 Whsfiud The Nufk
down on tie ledge tn hue place 30 O. get nudel
the cave, in order o. have sed gIuaad o. suIk un.
and IA ellahlng away gitfc g. star Ia thor found
wing on tue Gre, ihe oI ~ the lciEs iu the nft
loan three feet iTuin the surface ave hammeTs
such az are iuuhd in The anficn ruius aa ahanduncd
mines oi ile Aztocs an over the ccuutTy, slowing
clearly that The silver lrii has been worked In ITc-
historic times, This 10 the hfst an1 only indication
that has hcon found that the 4" Belt n was ever
disturbed befufc the present OvnCra uncovered a.
ban ThoTne this mofung e1hibitrd one uf the ham
mers, which minrr hai tfakcu iu pricf % ~ the
quality q the stone uf which u gas maae Tho
material u dark, iough siaiy- lu0kiuE fuCk, such
the anclentf usei in mskiug ~ lthaif haiarrs aIl
axes. .-Arl1a4a Mac.
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
Spain as ~ Great Power.

why, asks SPAN, should not she 10 repre-
would appear Ia be that, except Ia population she g.
as unlike gIeat power as stat. can he. She is
poor and backward she has taken part la the
nation oi recent luTnIean history she has eGCT-
nal Interests Ia deiend she contributes little 10 the
material and silil less to the Intellectual stock Of
European wealth iiaiy has ionRhi Russia Ia the
'rimea and Austiia VA Two raInI,algnh. IieT 1gbt-
INF may nni have heen NrTy successful but SIN the
fought, Italian commerce 0ut ~ HAY Is pushing aud
Widely fpleld, spanish rpninefGc uut Oi spain az
spanish colonies u 1mplJ noh-eNsI,nt. llay has Ia
recent days pTlaiuced great incn nut only the late
king and tafuuf Tot crowds ~ men Niththr knoNl-
edge aud Instincts uf saiettnen spain has recently
ptOlusei, 20 pat u .hIlery, the persins whom II has
produced, liailApl pay w huHesiy, thsy eHpnTu,
colphlte, Nfilu They arc engaged in really gfrai
eHIcilusNts lu e'iucailuu. ihri are fuioIeahs iu
tie midst ~ fufuis The rpahiaTds ate almost oui
oI tuiulT grnsiaIhli at, AUD afu sil Ices Va u t
polliies arms, htsTatuIe, aui CuinueIce. An thai
eau e said fuT them iH that tlsY -hoW total ol
~ uuO olO ~ population, aud have teen hye "a
siE yeaIs Nith0ut db uastie revelation -Stfar iiH
kfrlfif,
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
wo,.e,s,'. rs,is, lor sss,. .n,sa.

Colley defeat and death sill b. pes.
spnal victory g. slr NzIust Molafifg, ahs saI "a
ureiy oppo.eA 10 rif hafuv ffsIsa Isolry in tAg
ifAnslaAl and ~. hAa ln 'uh,siernfe lhtaiisi ths
sir eaInel Naa tAls acpuatl trli oai - te ral
hiandcT In chicf ln luda. Ac0idllnE o. rrarr.
Le MAS entiird uh Ole rrtarn fIun -fath Afnrs g.
-ep IL Fans Nhigh gNl have IA, slsod his pfeoiisI
to the command. bat be sas ~ aslds 10 iu-tg .ay
ioT ess brilliant bui nufs pfs1snt AID ClTClafpstl
efleeEs SQH hii tara has sQls,
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
HORACE MAYNARD.
Trarelers' Guide.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND ROUTE

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON and after SUNDAY, January 10, 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE ". u. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
7.lOA. NJ. Dhily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connections foE the south and Southwest;
daily, except sunday, 10 local points ON a. ani
-. railroad
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from Wash
inglOn 10 New orleans without change ~ CAR.
1000 T.. M.-soUTitRN EMPRESS, daily, foI
all points South Via DaINie, aud Fast and
West via e. 4 -. u. ~.
ruLI.MAS SLEEPING CARS daily from wash
ington To Augusta, ia, without change.
MARKS SLEEPING Couch CAR on night train
fIom Washington 10 DanNille, without change
Passengers for Manassas Division viii take 7:IO .
NJ. train, daily, except sunday. For WaTTen-
ton, 7;IO \. VI. daily.
For tickets and Information call AZ Virginia Mid
land once, d0l Pennsylvania avenue.
. - n. MAtDASIfI, Agent,
NJ, SLAUGHTER, Gen'lIIrketAgeHt. irbiO- tl
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
,.S25O.0OO

AMOUNTING To $500, $50.
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, Ga; Quarters, $2
l.eniliances may be made by hank Cheek, EypIess,
Postal Money order, or Registered Mail.
Responsible agents wanted ~ all points. For Clrcu-
lars giving fnll Information, and FOR tickets, address
W. a. ID. WHIPS,
MILIAED IlNIEI lnIIIsNlLLE. Ky.
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
THE NEW BIRTH.

cot Iate IN a voic, ct thunder,
Uf "a ffun siuhrs tin.
Aui ~ mystic votds q voudet
Itrn uie tsilesrt Sun.
us .crs tn tte ,lult aiave him.
VIA thc sycs q tain alone.
gsmmsd r0ani ~ tis s,ui, that Htci Him.
I've ffost trtaiof's ii'fcne.
We ses.Iu the fsy ~ dsnsrf-
10 raiumu 90 ,iaui thai be-
rfam tnt Iant af ths aiui .iftngtr,
ul, tsraei stam Hs o..
kri tnaaaafha' hIt iHoisIsfs santsf
A.uty lH teusht isaa
Ihst his nauis BE- naltiine f'u1sT,
ry u.s ahe aaaIiius haat.
us 80. is b. tistt oi peru-
u.s rItf a. ffs thai shrr.s
Ffan tse hsus ~ rean sn1 tsffi
fa Hftf Uai rhftifan aH.
kua fnsis thai sffsifM HaH hftvsa,
When tts sfs af .fHse ffaas tim.
shall e rrauIsf asti - sitsh
o. ~ Va fust in tiia
ou ihs part ai ths uigtty ocean
Ne teads the Mighiisf siu
who cufts be- ftsiioss tuotiHu
W ths lac ui iiis rsysi ~iu5
Nud while o. iis ruaisf diuruai
Itmurmurs ~ slngs or raves
He lists b. ths ,oirs rieruaI.
IN the language u the va,es.
ue matks Ia the plant. afoutd hin
The thfui,s ~ nfc their oap.
While The Nor,iiess woiits that tuuuI him
whisper their uudeitoue.
From the haNt and the hcund yet clearer
lie hears the secret IAN.
which neaftt % him aud nearer
brings the grcat Tod q ail.
In the leaves that blow aud rerith
IN the SPACE II single hour,
As the ioycs that most We ehotish
lie like the fraiissi iower-
In the living niings whose u,tEg
withers ~ e'cr they hloom,
Tic reads of the great thanh sgi,ing.
which htcaihcs from the UIen tomb.
The bright spring leaves reiuruiue
To the stem whence autumn's fell
Aud the heart ~ summer burning.
To change NJ the winters spell
The year ihat again rcrasses-
The grain that again rcviScs-
Are signs cn the daILencd glasses
That bar and hrund our lives.
Know how the glass must dafken
To INV Vision more and mure,
When the weak ear strains to heaikon,
which the faint eye glaEes o'cr;
but the glass shall melt aud shiycr,
once kissed 10y the nghting BREATH
Aud the light beyond the river
shine full IN the face of death.
strong. set In strong affection,
We look 10 the golden prlnc
When mighier Resurrection
Shall burst on the doubts of Times
Aud the thoughts Of all the sages.
Like the waves Of the freiml main,
At the base Of the Rock Of Ages
Shall foam and fuine Ia vain.
--HermOn MeriUiis IA The Spectator
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
1917, 1921, 1900
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WILLARD HOTEL. LOTTERY
POSTPONED
TO APRIL Z, 1881,
ron 4 FULL DR1WING.

UNuE drawing win take place at LOUISVILLE, KY,
i under authority Of a special act Of the Kentucky
Legislature, and VIII he under the absolute control of
disinteresed commissioners appointed by the act.
lIlILLs.
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
Baby saved?

Weare so thankfuI TO saw iLat our baby
was permanently cured Of a dangerous and pIOt,acted
irregalarity Of the bowels by the OF Hop BiieTs
by its mother which az the time restored hsI 10
perfect health and strength.-'rhe Parents, Roehes-
Ter, y. Y. see another column. -Bugalo Express.
The Sunday herald., 1881-03-13
4 legal View of sliding Down mn

a city Is net liable for an injury caused
eoasIing sled, on path therein, although tue city
has not only permitted the coastng, but specially
nted me path Tor the purpose By bridging and freez
Ing II. t.-NdSsdchuSetts Supreme court.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
ROnrders Minus TheiF Dinner.

About Il week ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph, uho have Kent n boarding house
~ n. West street, sine" the ash OF
tlar,h iaSt, cone iJdsd "a give up thu
business and re, rent tre house TO some
one else. Accordingly they tonnd a
T'dow i,iy who waA ready 10 take the
h"u<e oft thetr hands, together with
parI OF the furniture, which was bought
on msial meuts from Mr.. MeIAry, AMI
had not breu paid for IN iull. The lady
rurcha> had ben staying with Mrs.
ls;. pa '.r about week and expressed
herself iutiy satisfied. Yesterday she
signed che necessary rapers for the rent
OF the housc, aud was 10 pay 80 much
money do"u to.day and give security
for tne lsAll c-.
The day nawne', hu: her security
iaIlaa tor puI IN all appearance, and the
first party start,'d 10 move out TINS
moruing near noon, not know ing but
tbat everything Wa, all right; put dr.
hey were ahouu 10 start with Two fn-
niturc Cav load, OF goods, Constable
Brouks ar 'ivtd and levied OF. all thr
goods. The 4 r,achment VAS issued al
.he instauce OF Isaac Murray, who ow n,
the nuu>r About lLis tiule the boar;
rs BEGAN to arrive Tor dinner, but they
" re Quire surprised to fAd nothing
ready iur tLeiu and constable III
charge OF everything, which aggravated
, them som what. In the meantime MIR.
Mtgary arrived with another attach
meHt on The furniture and having
! lnade satisfactory arrangements with
Mr.. Ralph, he (R,lpn) was allowed
u re- ov" his goods, leaving the other
10 sole pp-sessIon II tue house; but she
La' given up the idea Of taking charge
the sti',c, AZ she hos no furLiLure, it
~ nnG kn 'wn how tue case will emu.
lhe only thing III the question is tho
rent of the housr for the valance Of The
year. The buarders had to get theIr
dNMuer elsewhere to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
AONAL fAMh IA HLs
oaREBlTxD A.NIL 8, 1851

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON YOR
.alsdei pn.a I:2o, e:so 200, $40 300, Gl0
, SL, lo:S1. ll.sa a. H.; l2l5, sl2:4H, 9:9a
1ao, 4:so, t.b2, e:>i, $40, S:sS, la:0o p. m
sunday 220, $40, q. NJ; 6:vJ, Lb1, e:A&
/ 100 q:bb 1000 ., N.
nsv York, 2:2o, $50, 100, s,Ss, ll:sS .. m.
.I2:43. 2Ga, o@4, b.b2 p. II. Sundays
l:bs. 2n a. M, GA p. IN
Baltimore, 1851, Gl2, I:bs, s:ss .. m; 2ks
'i,O4, %:4t, 800 p. N. Sundays, l2:6l
2:l2, 1865 n. IN.
Washington, 1851, 8l2, i:6b, Sss q. m; l2sI
I:O4, e:6a p. II. Sundays, l2al, AL
i:b6 q. III.
| Baltimore and intermediate stations l2:6l
e:as n. M, 1855, 40 ,. m. Tho 4:45 p. m
train stops at way stations only between
Per.yviile and intermediate Stations, %:ss ?
New Castle. o:oO, ssS T. m; LOS, 500, essc p
N. No sunday trains.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, pS!
g. H.: l:ob: S:O p. III. Nc SundSy trains
leluar and intermediate Stations, S:3t q. n.
los p N.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 100 =
m; 500. 600 y. N. Sunday trains, 8.4h
Delaware Western Railroad, 1:lS 1880 =. M.
t:Ss y. IN. SGadays. 1880 y. m: 600 y. n
ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, t2:<s, 2:o4, i:b2, s:3s s:3v a. u
1900 H.: l2.lh, l&46, sl:G2, 2; 70, 4:2v, &:8l
Al, $40, s:lb, $40, s:O0, 8:3U, uo:46 Ill!
p. In. Sundays, s.:+s, 2:o4, az ;:b2 1910,
9. NJ; SN, le.+S, nlt p. N.
New York, 2:o4, 2:22 I:a2, s:s3 a. "a; 2:AS
'l:02, G4l, e:to p. n; sundays, 2:0A, AZ
7:b2 y. m.
Baltimore, l:6s, Ala, $50, ll:s5 a n.; sl3:Al
2:oo, b4e, ,e:SS, S:t. p. n. Sundays, l:&a Tl<,
& H.: b.%f. c:oe, V.ao y. IL.
" wsshington. LIS, 2:lt, li.2s =. M: slY:4 n,
200. 1.4s.tssr. H.; Suraays. Lea, 2:ha. N.
t,at, c:SS Il. IN.
Serrrvtlle only, 8:oS .. m
sew Castle, s:Gs 936 @. H.; l2;o7, 6N, 6:Gi
J.. IN. NO SUNDAY trains
delaware RxilrosG, b:i8 q. n; 1901, e.sY =
n No sunday trains
Wilmington and Northern t.ailroaA, sOt
u. H.; ll3t, 6:tb p. IN. ,Rnday train, t.+s
delaware Western Railroad, 500 .. H.; al,
y. n. Sundays, s:l0 .. Ia. b%up. IN.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAvk
Pni.sdelphis, Brusd street depot, 7:cb, ,:a0
s:lb, lo;ao, ll:OV, ll:4b . m; Lao, 500 ,E:8o
$50, 4SO, $40, 6:46, 0:40, 8:0G,9:A6, 11:S0l,. m.
sundays. 7:os, $50 .. m; 600, Gta, ll:Ss
y. u.
Fbii AdelphiA, Market street station only, l:lt
h. m: 'l2;20 p. H.; sundays, lis H. u.
t1sures marked thus (s) Asnets the limited
sADress .raiDs