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Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
soRREcrED APRIL 3. 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE Will LMINGToN EoR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
1856, 1880, 1888 a. M; l2:l5 *I2:4S, I'd
2:3o, 400, b52, GA, $40, 9:55, 1000 p. n
Sundays, 2:2O, $40, o. M; 500, 5.52, 6:4
100, s:55 1000 D. m.
New York, 2:2o, $780, 100, s:55 1853 a. m
*l2:43, 2:O3, GA, 5.52 D. m. Sunday
1853, 2.2o q. M, GA p m.
Baltimore, 1851, 2:l2, 1865. 1888 a. M; 1915
*1:04, 4:45, $3.50 p. m. Sundays, 1875
2:12, 1865 a. m.
Washington, 1851, 2:l2, 1855, s:ss g. M; 1875
| Fi:O4, $3.50 P. m. Sundays, l2:5l, 81:
| 1855 a. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, l2:5l
1888 a. m, 1855, ASP. m. The 4:45 p. m
train stops at way stations only between
Perryville and Baltimore. Sundays
1851 o. III.
Perryville and intermediate Stations, 4:33 p
New Castle, 900, 9:35 a. m; LOS, 800, go D
IN. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate Stations 9:3s
a. m; l:05; $40 p. m. No Sunday trains
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 9:35 a. m;
LOS p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, ITO a.
M; 300, sos p. m. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Western Railroad, 715, 1890 a. m;
5:35 p. m. No Sunday trains. :
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, 12:43, 2O4, 1852, s3s, $50 q. m
1900 m; 1915, 12:45, *1:O2, $50, 4:2O, 4:3O
AL, 640, 8:l5, $40, 500, $50, l0:45. II is
p. m. Sundays 12:43, 2:O4, 2.22 7:52 10, 10.
a. m; 9:20, l0.45, Ills p. In.
New York, 2:O4, 2:22 1852 1888 a. M; 12:45,
.l:O2, 4:4l, $40 p. IN; Sundays, 2:O4, 222
1852 a. m.
Baltimore, 1853, 214, $780,, 1875 q. M; *l2:4I.
2:oo, 5.4o, ,6:3s, $780, m; Sundays, 1853. 2:l4,
a. IN; 5.46, 6:3S, 9:5Op IN.
Washington, l;53, 2:l4, ll.35 a. m.: #I2:4I,
2oO, 546, ,63Sp m.; Sundays, 1853, 2:l4a. IN
$40, 6:3S p. m.
Perryville only, 9.05 a. m.
New Castle, S:4S, 9:35 a. m. 1907, $40 6:05
p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, S:4S q, m,: l2:07 eo5 n
IN. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad. 500
a. m. l2:O5, GAS p. IN. Ne Sunday trains.
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 a. M; 2:lt
p. In. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, Broad street depot, 7:O5, 1880,
S;l5. 1880, 11:O0, HAS M. 1:30, 300, 3:3O'
1850, 4:3O, 5l5, 5:45, $40, 800, ,945, 11:3Op. m,
Sundays, 1905, $3.50 a. m; 800, 945, 1l:30
pm.
Philadelphia, Market street station only, l:1S
a. m.; "l2:25 p. M; Sundays, lis a. m
Figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
MRS. SARAHC. CURTIS.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His wise providence to remove
from our midst our sister, Mrs. Sarah C.
Curtis, widow of the late Rev. John ID.
Curtis. Therefore,
Resolved, That we feel grateful that
she was enabled to exempify in her life
Christian character in an eminent de-
gree, bearing patiently her part, and
aboring faithfully in the various fields
to which her late husband was called,
adorning the circle in which she moved
and training her children in the paths
of virtue and godliness.
That her life of quiet devotion to the
church in all its departments, and her
constant use of all the means of grace
which the church of her choice pro-
vides, is worthy of commentator to al,
and was doubtless :he secret cxplana-
ton of that quiet rest which She had in
Jesus, as well as of the unseen but felt
power for good which she had over
others.
That we tender our hearty sympathy
to her children, and pray that they may
use well the legacy of the life and ex-
ample which she has left them.
Signed in behalf of the Preachers
Meeting of Wilmington:
l.. c. MATLACK,
CHARLES HILL.
j. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
FNr the Canes.

Mrs. Annie Grubb of Middletown,
has taken the Hayward Cottages on
Wesley Lake at Ocean Grove, and ladies
and gentlemen who may wish to secure
FOODS for the coming season, should ap-
ply to her at an early date. For partic-
ulars see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

NV name is LEMUEL MARI, and l sell
both BOOTS and SHOES,
They are made both pegged and seWed, ike
wise with standard screws.
NV store is No. Il f. FOURTH, and they
come from near and far
To buy their Boots and Shoes at the store oi
Lemuel Mari.
CHORUS.
Then If you want to buy cheap shoes step into
Lemuel Marr's,
And ask to see his prices, and you'll thank
your lucky stars.
We sell to young and old, and try to please
our friends, -
And we have SO much to do that our duty
never ends.
Day by day, both wet and dry, they come
from near and far
buy their Boots and shoes at the store OF
To Lemuel Mari. apro
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HONORING THE DEAD.
Resolutions Of Respect Adopted at
the Meeting OF the n. 4. Preach

the Meeting OF the II. Il. Preach
ers.
The following preambles and resolu-
tions, offered at the meeting Of the Will
mington NJ. E. preachers, yesterday,
were adopted:
| REV. JOHN W. PIERSoN.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Head of the church to remove from
our midst our fellow-laborer and broth
er, the Rev. John w. Pierson, who
labored successfully for some forty
years within the bounds OF the Philadel-
phia and Wilmington conference !;
therefore
Resolved, That in the death Of Broth
er Pierson we recognize the loss of a
Christian of uneXceptionable life, of u
minister of more than ordinary ability,
and of u man of fixed and unswerving
principles.
That we feel grateful that his life was
spared so many years, and that abun-
dant grace was vouchsated to him
both while living and dying.
That we hereby tender to his family
our hearty sympathy, and pray that
they may be sustained and kept by the
same grace.
Signed in behalf of the Wilmington
Preachers Meeting.
l.. G. MATLACK,
CHARLES HILL,
j. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

You can get genuine tarred roofing
felt, sure preventative of moths, at Il.
Mitchell's $40 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

DUBLIC SALE
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND l!
BUILDING LOTS
On Eleventh near Lombard street, and ovel
Eleventh Street Bridge, on
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1881,
ut 4.30 O'Clock. p. m,
On the premises, Wilmington, Del. without
postponement, withdrawal or undertaking
The lots on Eleventh near Lombard street
are in section where dwellings are In great
demand, and the properties over Eleventh
street Bridge are close to important manu-
factories, both in existence and in prospectus
also to Brandywine station and to important
Avenues, including one expected tothe Dell'
ware River
Omnibus will leave Seventh and Market
streets at AIS p Nj. sharp.
For terms plot and particulars see posters
J. T. HEALD,
Seventh and Market Streets,
myli-l7-2O.2l Agent to Effect the Sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
BOAR DING.

DOARDING G.-P EAS A " ROOMs
ID with board Also table boarderS'
aprli.lmd, 6l3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
rTune) Irish Jaunting Gag.

v AVN MOWERS SHARPENEDa No. 4
IL W. sth street, by G. W. BLISS. myl2ot
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v1oR sALE.-THE VERY DESIRABLE
residence, so7 washington ,haIF street
Terms easy. Apply to A; 5, Elhtota. IL a Stra..
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

-oRSALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE3s
Seven head of horses; goSa gt wotkeaS nisn A% int
drivers; warranted as tbs Green Tree Hotel
Of carriages hpp'' my4tf
stables. -
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FOR SALE

lou SALE.-A PAIR OF SUPERIOR
hrewn horses, 7 years old, weigh about
Ho H1oO noSpds p,H" each; raised by Brintsn King.
iiSo hiSo I good family horse, nine years oid any
woni"n r. M, GIBSON, 1ls French street.
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! ntr srt,z1rA,,.,r1n.

WHO tocE me- nom my chiidhood's home,
TO love mo for myself alone.
And ior my bacritice stone
ny husband.
Who grumbied at the poor beafsteak,
and bgde Ete better coffee mako.
Andtold me greater care 10 take
BY husband.
who who sWGre 2, q bseanse the baby cried,
Ny husband.
And said / could those ills avert. %
~ wa5 moro on the alert
Ny husband.
Who bade me arise, the FIRE to make.
Whilo s,i,Ii, ne another 1,s nap should take,
Ny husband.
Who. when ask for half crown,
KDits up his brow into frown,
And asks mo where the others gonef
My husband.
And when see my mother. dear,
Who tries my lonely lot to cheer.
WhossysShe's dreadfully, dreadfally queer
ny husband.
Who stays out TIL late at night,
And shen comes homo so very tight,
That nearly die of fight7
My husband.
Who breaks the china, slams the doo..
Leaves all his clothes upon the floor,
And swears It's all dreadful bore7
My husband.
And who do !. for his dear sake
OF every sacrifice partake,
Lest his confidence should shaker
MY husband.
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B:sArHs CT THE APosrLEs.-Matthav
10 Supposed TO have suffered martyrdom
or.wiir elain with the aWoHd in the city Of
Ethiopia. Mark was dragged through
the streata ee Alessn.s-is Ia Egypt, tiil
ne expired. Luke was hanged on arl
olive tree 10 Greece. Jchn was put into
o capidTon:of burning oil ut Rome and
natural d.ath at Ephesus, Il, Asin.--
James the Great was hehsaded in Jeril.
aslem. James ttie LESS was thrown from
o pinnacle or wing of temple, and tbor,
beaten to death With iuliePa club.
Philip was herged up against p;iiar.
at Hierapolis, o city of, Phrysta. Bar
tholoEneW was flayed alies by the COM
nnand of o barbaraus king: Andrew sgaz
bound &; e {: & .4sa whence he preached "a
the people till he expired. Thomas vsa5
run through the body with. q lance &c
Coronlandel. in the East Indies. Jude
was shot to dealsi wish arrows, Simoas
Zelotes was ctncified in Persia. Matthias
was tirss stoned and then hbheadea. E
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--The aua q the crie,na, rnoof.b;uey

Ehe anais the original moonshiner.
- Two Michigan girls ueFe In loyo
Eith one man, and they induced him to
go TO Utah and marry them both.
- The fellow who was much struck By
Q yoEng lady wanted to return q kiss for
tha blow.
- Mankind IN the gross Ia a gaping
monater that loves 10 be deceived, and
has seldom been disappointed.
= Money and fame are the two things
that men work hRrdest for, aud after
death, one is worth to them jast about as
:ses:ciI SO thao utiher.
= Nothing can exceed the intense af.
tealion which Q girl ladies' out to her
father for Q day OF two before the time
Wian she's going 70 ask for new dreag.
- Fifty dollars Is said tossbe the lowest
fec paid clergytaen Tor marriage ceremo.
ntes by New Yofsis Bmall.fry aristocracy,
Spd heayy swella eometimes give the
preacher $500.
- Puek's S..p has been looking up the
millinery business, and it finds that so
cents' worth of velvet, 8 cents worth OF
wire and 40 conti worth Of feathers can
be stirred up end sold for $25.
- Her name was Eva, and when
Charles Auguatqs called the other even.
ing and asked her to be his darling
wifey, she gently said: ''Not this Eve.
Some other Eva. Good Eva"
- Deacon Smith Gays: /: "Thero is not
s brewer iD Cincinnati who would dare
to print @ list of the ingredients hc uses
In manufacturing lager beer" This re-.
mark 10 true of all lager beer brewers.
- The teacher had grown eloquent In
picturing to his little puriis the beapties
OF heaven. and finally asked: "What
lively 4-year.o old boy, with Kicking boots.
honrished his 6st. "Well, you may an.
swer," said the teacher. dead of,eb Tn
the little fellow shouted, at tho extent of
his lunga. "
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sASss6Rr EoNTR1 o.. "a iarnisr asked
o boy Vhas he ss1ald. work s6r hins for
one year. sL'tie "a u s,z vas close at q
bargain, and e, Il boy knew 10. Says Stha
hSys will sscsk for you ii yoa
will give me ene grain of corn for rhe
frat qess two grains for the aecend,
fosif for the tllirl. a7d doubling esch
week until the Iifty vseelss or Year 3 ie
out. 9 Good. = Rasd the farIneF. The
boy begals work, and took one grain for
the hfat week. two FOR tile second, fonr
for the thifd, eight for the fourth, ak
teen foE slsS iifth. thirsy.tMo for The
ei&th. lss z -. ~, ,s said the faFmer,,,
yotl ara taking TOO Elany.n s.Not al -
,,zAiid ithe boy, = am but carrying ous the
CONTRACTS. = The farmer began 10 figure
how many grains the boy would aaka ia
lley;tSo 'esfs and 20 bis astoaishment
hS found thas he would Be entitled 60
,eb5, ,6sa 70 s44es SOS, FIrsitIs. He could
Iioyef ply him etG agreed to niva him
iaiE sssges II hesN onId lee him Of from
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& ztIz, &c q ~
z s2E s'lsss ss 9Es,s. b Ss 'Ss sSs g
B. IS slaisSs iEs5 q - Sc, ssls.S
= !, Ssol III 3 cns &c. ric.
sEslIssI fssitss . agid SEr ts5 8
q sffgiat BE 4 e s,sse lot az !,
ttsisis "a lI,,. lot az Iilssst h fgesa
50 ssF5- is'ss It,,, &c d lE Tprchun Bhse,
s . F,gssE, ,eR;ss e :1en "a; Sas
aisf T,FsiIls Ssed Ssatf seYc a II Of
N llich 81 fii aid leslliees,.
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's q s. cgslI 6rd lie q tho
d osy 81 tSse5 see 10 bag Isins Goods
sss sPiI lss, d
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s-T VINO formed 4 4, VI
" 5s 81 llIif ne s(is, Df bpsas
50 ~, I Siil pr ~ ~
ell al Sims far ke7szionss - af tesse
s5caa Tor So q ieaS, os IN 9
g the Indirtl ga te. khe sssSS|
kis6 ikte Nj 81 - sanlty: 3 hRelC fsys
Lion 80 EsnsloS Eel e1s4 ar
Ssi,ts, aud 1snJt d. eli n 5Js fs
teii.a irE 81 81,
81 ssss aud EftsGe y $40 1Iiasat<l
excasik for liresEa ~ eS
IS Gtcfss IS 9ls aitsds s.
81 az Is. DII %, e
Snrcll 4 l.
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HSIs is the h of the Daniel
!, NJ
roll bJeaking
emakch
mncbin
Armsro
W. liver
jr Brown
b ohm Crews,
LIN nEscaes w r.
& Dayis&
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Gcer
Hilhouse Gaines Co. GET CE EiSnrs Mn
@ HoIan a
WNHal sami King leo Long,
Long, Major +
w Martin
& Col 4
Mctal, Norris.
I
"A GSmth.
Simpson, n HTownsen ]
our territory will bo
pfonpuy Inc nE the
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lss III d s ~ iii
~ sleE an 4fxaf ecns ops sxssst III the
illaH i5ss g
81 IL 3nfe asi IS 10 i.
a. hes Enta ~ 3y that. IL s tss Is tss&
thu srpy. IL Eda IA s. ica 9gt-
asef 4ssan the one seral m
ofyefis my Iss 9ni. u King I
eil not do siets ter Ia resev ~ 81 sS s,S
~ your CsSta! es.lse. y y. * ~ 4
Tor 4 tllldtss q. II
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At i,e 81. a 80 5ss
tis iAxa ev6r al III ftii1s
W Pc caltl be elfslf 81 tiiS9 din;
qcd cit tire M siats III orr AZ
Islss ~ Ea @ our aJts atlld ed siEs
q sss taIe Gin arsIiSs 10 sEy eF
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ana along tat''.;,iaaro, lGra3t- hurra- toJ
pardon, stranger" said Roe, sbut ve'yt
gokin little difference OF opinion M tt
what sort Of tree that is. and Won ehajj
settle this disputen trthnt.n said Doe
With positive but disinteyegted air
why any fool would know that is :
beech tree.n Dives handed over inc
money, and. rising from his seat. he re- re-.
marked In the miidest manner imngina.
Bile: aGentlewen, you've won the sfake
separate permit me to say that yon are
two of the d--dest fools that ever set font
in the Slate of Arkansnw. p Louisrii2e
Cbt.rier- Journak
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,le. sfssasfsals, s. G lie IIb bii Cir, staalhl-
you isst 9enscll is tIso hest tsilis txuctea ard
llEllE lsofef ;sse q. ssiillssiii.
aySe gsetl trsi BIS iolss sen Sd
lirafotl 10 Q6ss 60 OK e any o okSsg
any, cilsl issliEgg to pat b good
g DUuES sc sgiliIahis s. q. /
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IoIlla'E ois o,F

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st; 2 =. g es5sil eEa
10 Ilsiprdhnss Fsansis Near ;sga iipaoara
Near, p. q. Dwell sf,s EIalaels
U Ato stsii 4 "a rs.
IN a y % hs lsirs Gt the tlez< of EsssKt
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tse ed ~ III m 81 E5s .sit
81 intuel5p fisyf 20 81 the 1rpie& hpfDQ1. Rscs
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tel ions having been hicd III thu ofsce 0f til
Ctek nf The Court G9 On 4leaa rs e7taH
GYMS. tflI9E afd sRle of ms Foai eetetl
therl "a ieil end
tho u t;iGsE So 15asy Eosgel seee seesStl
Ing toeHGtt " Che Enlss9E k}e
fcudantt d D. 1solf<ll ans Fancta III Ef3
ell fail ! GnSfdiEr Cd u ite11 *
represent b ttis ien wit Ia the kilt6 1zzp
ucT;hed by hpIl ieAtlon VII 30 xaSsis to thl
Court for sal tine s s.
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"A LIE rnH.fl NY a III fes.Sszs - 1lA.s ~
ueens told sLe f5lsowing story to lhe
children Of his eongFe asion a iitslD
boy. for sick, pninted With bis fsiher
tss 1ag FoRt, when q man asIsstl
hin ichsssay the doctor went, 40 1.
tho man missed saa doctor, md
ihi dttle boy died; because the doctor
too e. ks 6 Iish hons from hi.s
t he eyaI Che minister esid
bog sspE kllIsd byR 10 which
- s.,tss. ttss = ak{s{ ~ 6tEis.
bny d ID not gao5s the ftlischiSf
ssss I. cluYsa poli56v shinks ne
81 .ss little sloiE when Esa yoitlsl
~ i - KS ss SUI it wiis fan thar
essss ass sSe.fsi,s and sE &c
f5ls ss 4. IS st': o Is 10 m1at llayeI
s ssS,ss ~, g, /, ind wiekcd
sssss'ss ,s Es,,lis II IS 9sr To- tfias EIll1
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Ia siIf DO Il en- To shl On = 10 u
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prep &c q. q VI 6
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isits n - 4 o.; a Il Ifi fSiIls
sasit tcns 81 fES17SS psss 81
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peptatbe HALL sELF-FEEDING COTTON crN man
Counties given used The aa
ade Of the
ton Of oteg Gins M convince Gls Gin nae
Il breaks
head making the breaking the roll in
olbox
Feeder and Condenser attached feed yellow Cotton
Below
Relon w. NJ Shirley Tmnny john Is Isey
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#s.lS BaEMER1oS Co.. Aur1asS
n
and Cond bought ys
sed aest finished Gin
bT nI the gnnd
The eesd ng apafl1
Ihsge danger
st c1ely Weighed hore
s
think i e ofhers s
end AZ
M Asna4tss
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An Arkansas Aneedoto Applied to Conk.
ling and Plat.

Suppose Conkling and Platt's little
game of bluff should finally win, what
would still be the country's opinion of
these two wor.hies? Tho question is
best answered by recent incident in
Arkansas. Two Northern sharks had
fingered at Hot Springs until their con.
joint funds dwindled TO $25, and 1t re-
qu'red $50 TO take them to thei. homes.
"Roe," said Doe, "we must raise O stake
by hook or crook. You have noticed
that old Dives, who sits every afternoon
under the big oak tree in front Of his
ho;ise on Blank street. He is reported
to be the happy p0ssessor of both dollars
and opinions. You saunter down that
way, casually engage hin, IN cenversa.
tion, lay wager with him on any pre-.
posterous proposition, to be decided by
the first man that comes along. Bet bin
that his oak tree is beech, and, when
the money, is up, tip me 9 wink down at
the corHer.n Doe tumbled to the racket
with that quiekness Of perception that is
tho ch:,d Of necessity. He ambled list
leasly down the stree! &c where his victim
ant with uncovered head i.s the shade of
his favorite tree. "Thats fine tree, nv
friend. said Doe "What kind of tree
do you call it2" "This tree? Why.
ony. child in Arkansaw could tell you
that this is an OAK tres" ''Aiy dear sir.
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railroad Accident in Canada.

Ogdensburg, N. Y, Aug. ia terri
BILE accident occurred on the Grand
Trunk railroad at $3.50 this morning,
which resulted in the instant death of
the engineer, the serious wounding Of
the fireman, baggage master, two ex-
press messengers, and various injuries to
a number of passengers. The train was
the ten p. m. express from Montreal to
Toronto, and consisted of six Pullman
sleepers, express and baggage cars. The
cars were filled with returning excur-
sionists from Montreal, who were nearly
all asleep. The train arrived at Prescott
junction on time, and the Ottowa Sleep
er was then attached to it. After leay-
ing Prescott there is down grade, and
soon the train was going fast. an OBJ
struction was encountered and the loco.
motive jumped the track, carrying the
tender, baggage, mail, express, smoking
and two passenger cars with it. The
cars were thrown upside down, the ex.
press cars smashed to kindling wood
The ill-tated engineers name was John
A. Haworth, of Montreal. The cause o.
the accident was COW on the track.