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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04

&Ssoeste Orders for RsrehGso ~ Sole CT
Rocks and Bonds at Nss, York
Gs6 San Er0HeiSsct
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04

Es SeU Ezekr1ge and TeEeg~eaBsA
TEdsSIeTs on Leading Cities of as,
07ttted States; also Furnish Sgnsss.
Drafts or Remit Funds to LOndSA.
DssbkfR, Berlin, OOpe.ha1eR
PGTis, Stockholm ana all oEke,e~
R7OTgiGeTt Points GSl EuroDe, a.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04

ny Entire Mems, ChIdrens
thereby placing Goods at such Prices bring them the reach
Buy exclusively for Cash am enabled to DISTANCE all Competitors
impossible enumerate carry say
will aStOnsh all DESTROYS of Purchasing
At my Branch Store known as the "Mechanics
Store" also keep large and varied Stock of Clothing
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes,
and everything necessary for complete outfit. Warm
ers Mechanics and WOrkingmen satisfied that
the Mechanics Store established fact and that they
can purchase at such Prices that will carry into
other institutions claiming to be the wOrkngmans friend
end and place mysefin the estimation of the Community
as Public BenefactOr.
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Advances made on eonsignm9nts Of ore
and bullion received for sale.
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GENERAL FOREIGs HEws.

4+A ~ LONDON. March 80.
A despatch from Teheran states thai
the frontier treaty between Russia and
Persia has been ratified.
London Truth ssys that Colonel Cor
don (Chineee Gordonj has received orders
TO go 10 Basuto Land.
The committee ON the French bill pro-
posing abolition of the Corcordat Las re-
fused to assent TO the separation of
Church and state, 49,,
The Manchester Gudrd'dn in It's COM
me ciol article gaye:-s'The snort time
movement is holding It's ground and
seems likely to spread"
A Bilbao journal states that Don Carlos
has SUNNI oned his psrtisans TO q meet
ing at London to discuss the abdication
OF his claims to the throne OF spain in
zfavor OF his son.
All the leading papers of Paris lave
notices Of the late Mr. Lonfellow's care err.
Al Xavier Mariner, of the French Aca-
DENY, has translated some of his poems
into French.
The amendmen TO the bill repeating
the prohibition oftthe importation Of
American salt meats, adopted in the
French Chamber OF Deputies, provid,s
that experts shall carry out the system
OF inspection prescribed by government,
and that importers shall bear the ex.
pense. H.
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PEFrRONAL

j. w. Snyder, the accomplished gen.
tleman who has charge OF the adyertl-
slug department Of The establishment,
OF John Wanamaker, in Philadelphia,
was 10 Wilmington yesterday.
PrSf. Webster will continue his
dancing lessons two months longer.
Misses and youths and young ladies' and
gentlemen will have an excsllent op-
portunity to take half a quarter to re-
fresh their memories.
Charles BeastoD, Esq, was in the city
yesl erday.
e. K. Cochran, Clerk of the Peace,
mas Deen OF duty having been sick for
day or two.
George jackson, who was struck upon
the head by a large cake of Ice on Mon
day, was somewhat better Yesterday.
hellew Easter eggs are lhs favorites
of the ethetes.
A South Carolina lady has made
lsAther fans OF the value of 81 500 for a
prominent New York firm.
In several English provincial towns
butchers who have only American beef
sell all that they can procare,
~, ,blackoerry pie Is the rage in Flerlda.
Inc Alabama River furnishes the "bone-
less shad" In great plenty.
"Gauzes for summer nantles will In
material resemble grenadin0, the en-
oroldery Of raised silk flowers being cut
so as to be rough.
The Zuni Indians 60 thousands of
miles TO pray to water, while their
more fortunate brethren of the North
ha
whiskey. Ao'
Dr. A. B. Elliott, editor of the Lam
slngourg Gazette, was yesterday notified
Oh h's appointment as counsul and COM
merciSl agent at Ontario.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Nphtheria.

A cold or sore throat may not q
amount to much, and II promptly ai
70 can easily be cured; but neglect n
lo1oWed by consumption or dlphnN
NO medicine has ever been discovered
acts so quickly and suJ7.ly In such .
PERRY DAVIS e.AaeI KILLER.
prompt use Of this snUaludbls raa
saved thousands OF lives.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILL
not an experiment. 1t has been bed
pubic for forty years, and Is m0a 4
where it Is best known.
A rev extracts from voluntary teStns
read as follows:
Pam KILLKR has been my Household nn.
colds for the past twenty seven yearA mi
peyer known it 10 fail in enectng 4
L., y. ORQCKEn, WilliamBville, N. Y.
For thirty years have used PAIN kIilkl
found II 9 nevor-failing remedy for coldsin
throat-BARToN SEAMAN. III
Have received immediate relief from @. |.
sore throat, and consider your PAIN MI,
Invaluable remedy.--GEo. B. EVERETT, UaLI
have Just recovered from very sygglI
which have had for some time. ! c0aa
relief until / tried your PAIN klLLih
relieved me Immediately. will never y
without h.-o. o. FoRoR, IowndeA "a T..
Have used PAIG KILLER In my fanny ~ \.
years, and have never known II 10 fdL-Rl
LEWIS, Waynesboro, Ga.
began using PAIN KILLER In my lanl! IN v
hve years ago and have used iteYer silce, Y w 4
found no medicine to take It's place W.
Druggist Oneida, N. X. MI a.
For whoopinR cough. and Group y y ~ "
preparation made. We would not " hiI'''
A. +. RoUTs, Liberty Mills, Va .p,ura
for colds and chapped lips, and consldsegs, sg,1 Y,
medicine ever offerod.-GEo. .HooPER' VIM
/ was suffering severely with bronchitis y, =,
throat was 40 infiamed l could ecaTceg w w
any food. waE advised to try your rAis ~, III
and after lg . few doses WIS V'-''
WILL IEsoN. -, yos,l
DR.. WALTON writes from Cosnocasepna, ~ tS = Z
cures diphthert~ aud sore thlosi NJ -r
lngly prevalent here, anu as pot pen l,1 w, \,
fan in q single instance. This iaca W. :
make known to the world. .,z.,n v,,t
Mrs. ELLEN B. M SON writes; nly n y,s,sp syn sDd
violently sick with lphtheria, hish nv is'9h hs
chils. 30 many children have dllsa dled SSsH soSi
afraid TO call q physician, and mt w N
KILLER. He was taken on nup1aI ", Il
Wednesday his throat was clsaIi l. tnoVr I
poor mothers who are losing 30 many o -
For Chills and Fever PAIN 4 ILIs1i ~
no equal Itcures when everytnips nd nd
Delays are often dangerous. .dA1nsriI a M
PAIN KILLKR an the house Is q saiesu~
no family should he without .udll
All druggists sell 1t at 2Se., SOc'' AD''
per bottle. a.
Providence
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GOwEN ON READING FINANCE

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-"When
will the Reading Railroad 70 out of the
hands Of the reeeivers?" President Go W.
en- was asked to-day.
"rbe may come within fortnight, ;"
replied Mr. Gowon promPtly. Al any
rate the road will be out OF the receivers'
hands within q few weeks at most. | am
going to Europe In fsw days possibly
next week. The receivers" he said
''paid TO the company this morning
81, ,6O2,395 of the 81, ,s7s,295 which have
been lying idle since the receipt of the
hrst ins.allmenls on the deferred bonds.
The amCuat will be Immediately devo-
ted to the payment OF the floating debt
Of the company. The balance, $270, 900
will 60 to the cancel the script issued
during my absence In Europe Lass sum
mer."
A call has been Issued for the remain
ing $S,000,000 due on the deferred
bonds. This is payable in three INSTALL
meEts-April 25, June 20, and July rs
with the privilege OF anticipating
payments under discount of fiYe per
cent. per anDum.
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nArharss.ss IN sins sinE.

ALBANY, March 29.--The Assembly
Subj Committee investigating alleged
abuses in Sing Sing this afternoon ex-
amlned DormaR II. BlOdgett ef Batavia,
an ex keeper at Sing Sing Prison. he
testified that ha bad resigned because be
could not stand the evidences OF brutality
around him." He never saw q man
s'paddled," but ct least three conyIcis
had shown him evidences Of the use Of
the paddle. An assistant convict doctor
had told him that head-keeper Bowe pad
died man three times one day, stopping
each time 10 take glass of lemonade
and 70 rest himself. One prisoner In HE
gang refused TO work and was put in .
dark cell. Four weeks Afterwards be
saw the man and did not know him.
The man said he had only . few crumbs
to eat and nothing to cover himself. he
would not be keeper there again for
$1,000 per month, on account Of bearing
the meanings and lamentations Of the
convIcts while being padded. The com-
mittee adjourned TO meet At Sing Sing
Friday evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
steamer cornell sunk.

NEW HAMBURGH, N. Y, March %.
The steamer Thomas Cornell, which
Was wrecked a short distance below
this place while going south during q
heavy fog last night. struck on Dams
kemmer rocks at 920. She drove upon
them with full force, her bow plowing
up the rocks to height Of fifteen feet.
at the time several firemen and deck
hands who were off watch were asleep
n the forecastle, and although her
hull ftom the top of her copper on her
bow was torn out for distance of
hirty feet aft, they all escaped to the
deck without injury. The propeller
John L. Hasbrouck was a short dis
tance astern, bound south, and she
went alongside the sunken steamer and
took her passengers, about 100 in mum.
Der, and her crew off in safety. The
steamers stern lies in forty feet of
water. Boatmen believe that she will
be total wreck. The loss is estimated
at 100000. She was insured against
hre, but there was no marine insurance
On her. Her cargo was valued at about
$1,000.
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~. mherin,.S-.

sheriff Clark sold ~.
John Keegan, ct New 'Is =. p.u|
day, to the folloWiDs. sSastls
lOts on Harmony Stres, Cl:ddsi y:
!. 2Ox75 feet, with thS'', 4 ~. VIZ
story brick house. Il vv,,9. vwo aUl
for 81, 900. :" William
No. 2, lot s4x7S fs.,
story plastered brick Sn,,,'si VII
FeeuaD, $500. "Vuae, |
No. 8, lot b0x7O s.o.
story brick and frame NV ~. viii
q. Mahoney, $3.50. DOu'e,
No. 4, lot 20x76 fa.t
story brick dwelling. 10 ~ w va
honey, s720. o. W JOIN
No. 5, lot 2Ox75 fat
story brick dwelling. ~ W. ,Mlth
honey, $3.50. ~ " Sohn
No. GA lot Of real s....
/. Ct street, consisting Ss'A,s oS =.
feet and q brick dwelliOaa NJ ioI
Wadsley, s1,255. %
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zunIs wOrAhIpinE at tho seashore.

Boston, March 28.--The Zuni Indians
to-day performed their long centem-
plated religious rites at the seashorO
They were landed ON the outside shore
OF Deer island and msdistely began
their devotional ceremonies to the Ea,-
ern ocean. The chiefs first walked into
the water and sprlnkled the sea with
the fsacred meal" Returning to the
shore they squa'ted in a semi-crcle, the
wash of the waves wetting their limbs
and smoked the conseerAted cigarettes.
Then they chanted invocations to the
"father and mother of the WORLD" the
"God under the waters" the "God
above the waterp, :" the "God under the
earth. and the "God above the EARTH"
The ceremony Of taking up the waters
In the sacred gourds was then perfo otmed.
They brought from the beach number
OF large vessels OF water fer transporta-
ton to New Mexico, where It will be
coDsscra'ed and used in their religious
ceremonies,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
COEORED CANDIpATRs FOE
a- QAAGRhnS. lIa-Ir
FGDEs

rHz NEGRO voTERs IL RRPRRsKNrA-
TIVE JoRaENskn's DISTINCT CLAIM
me His SEAT. y l' t9f I
RIcHMorD, March 28.--Two years
ago prediction TO the effect that ViF-
gInIa would have negro representative
| 10 the national Congress would have
been received with amazement, but II
now appears that such Representative
may g0'tr0m the Fourth or Petersburg
District, IN which Senator Mahono, Gov
Cameron, Gen. smith Boiling, Stale
Senator r. b. Wilcox, and other prom
inent ReadjnsteFs reside. In that dit-
trict the negroes have q majority Of be-
tweensix anG seven Thousand, and te-
day leading colored zen from that sec
tlon aver that the DegtOes have dttei-
mined to damand that one OF their own
race shall represent them. Al present
the district 10 represented by Joseph
Joreensen, one OF the last Of the &C.
called carpet bsgeers. State Senator
Wilcox, who recently created q sensa-
tion In the Senate by announcing that
Q had changed bis political faith from
the Democratic TO the Republican doc
tFlnes, q few days since announced bis
liberalization TO be q candidate for
Copgress fram that district. He has
been heret, fore Q warm Democratic Re-
adjusler, and his candidacy, 1t Is said,
set the negroes to thinking. Malone
may do all be can against them, but II
they carry out their present determine
tion negre Congressman will 90 from
that district. One or two Of the white
Readjuster candidates for the place are
warm personal friends Of Senator Ma
hone, and 1t is not believed that either
he or they will surrender tho prize with
out warm contest with their colored
allies. The colored men have as yet
agreed upon no candidate, but there are
not less than four of their leading men
who will be glad to get the nomlna-
tlou.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
HEAvYTRAFFIo TO THE SOUTH.

The tFars portatIou lines from Ralti-
mere to thu Interior aud tho South have
done uniformly good carrying business
for several months. The general man.
ager Of one Ut the leading Southern liner
said yesterday that PUSHES OF spring and
fall trade, rS they have been known
heretofore, ore now Dracti cally over, SO
far ss the carrying trade ID concerned.
Commercial sAlesmen are travelling all
the year nearly, and are constantly
sending home orders for goods to be
till5d. In this way the Southern mer-
chau's are replenishinR stocks at will,
aud they do not wait until certain sea-
son and then send In orders altoRr
and with rush. The Baltimore trans-
portation companies hAYe been doing q
good business in carrying merchandise
southwark since Januiry l., and as the
winter was open, merchants bad no de-
lay in filling orders.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Charged with PoisonInx H,s WIG

WATERTowE, N. Y, March 49,
Last night, at Sackett's Harbor, the
sudden death of Mrs. William Stokes,
the wife of hardware merchant of
that place, caused much excitement,
as it was currently reported that she
had been poisoned. A post-mortem
examination and evidence taken at
the eoroner's inquest this morning
confirms these suspicious 1t is cur
rently reported that Mr.. Stokes and
his wife have not lived happily to-
gether, owing to the presence in the
family of another woman Of doubtful
character. During examination this
morning Mr.. Stokes was in q state
OF great excitement. Some time ago
Mrs. Stokes inherited about 81 600
from an estate In Albany, $4,000 of
which arrived last Saturday. The
feeling against Stokes and the woman
referred 10 is bitter, and the villagers
believe they conspired to put Mrs.
Stokes out Of the waV.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
OF the growing Importance ofFreuCb

or the growing importanceof French
oyster breeding an estimate may be
formed from the recent report of the
London agent of one of the breeding
districts. It is therein stated that in
the months Of January and February
alone seven millions of young French
oysters In good condition were laid
down in the English beds. This op
GRAFTON will continue March and
April. These seven millions Of oys>
ters cost, perhaps, e7,0O0; and sup
posing only tWo-thirds of them live
to be retailed eighteen months hence
at two shillings the dozen, the margin
of gain to be shared by all concerned
win be about e82, 600, or 300 per cent,
per annum--An illustration of the pro-
htable character of the industry.
Liquid or Dry.
Som people prefer to purchase medi.
cines In the dry state 80 that they eau sat,
for Themselves that they are purely veRe-
table. Others have not the time or de.
sire to prepare the medicines, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors OF Kidney Wort now offer that
well-known remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists eyerywhere.-Truh
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

TIE Chamber Of Commel,, !,
glng for 9 sumptuous dime,
President and his Cabinet h,,. \
vited, besides other notabIs'
way, the thing most needed
the occasion joyous Is the y
that the Government will s.II
Post Once building to The CS, M
9 fair Price. Perhaps the Pre.'|
add 10 the hilarity OF the o0s'.l ~,
making that assurance -aN "
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE IN NEW
~ YORK.

NEW York, March 2S.--Mrs. Rosa
Lyons and her brother, James Kennedy,
LETT Peekskill to-day TO make purchases
10 this city. Leaving q friends house in
Thlrty-fourth street at the evening,
they went along that street toward the
Harlem r. K. At Thirty-fourth street
and Eleventh avenue Kennedy left his
sister aud went into saloon. Inmed-
lately Mrs. Lyons wassuIrOunded By ten
OF the Tenth-svenue gang, who, despite
her struggles, carried her to vacant lot
near by and proceeded TO outrage her.
Her cries attracted officer Fredericks, who
arrested two men. At the statiun-bouse
they gave their names as Benjamin Turk
and John Taylor. Mrs. Lyons, WHO 10 .
good looking woman about 80 years old,
said that four Of the men, Including the
two arrested, made the assault. a
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Nomlnatlons bx Pre.,aent Ar,hur

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The Pre-
sident sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day: William j.
of New Z 9ork, to be United States cir
cult Judge for the second judicial cir.
cult OF New York; Isaac D. Nc
Cutcheon, Of Michigan to be secretary
of the Territory Of Montana; Commc-
dore Pierce Crosby to be rear admiral:
Captain Alexander A. Semmes to be
a commodore; Commander George H.
d. Perkins to be captain; Lieut..
Commander Charles v. Gridley to be
q commander; Lieut.. John ]. Brice TO
be lieutenant commander; Master
Chauncey Thomas to be a lieutenant:
Ensignd Fiel o s. Carter to be master;
Midshipman Frank ]. Sprague to be
an ensign.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
From xssssrday's Late Eaasion
Fhe Chfers Fnneran..

Al O'Clock the members Of the var
Z rs nre compan ca cummencedto TO Assem-
Ole az thslr various houses, for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral Of Chief
Lazewell. Several flags have been dis
played at half mast sincs noon. The five
bells toeether with tho City Hall bell,
were tolled at intervals. Among the vlsl-
tors present were Edwin 8. Mitchell,
chief OF the Trenton Fire Department,
Charles HeRhAm, foTemannof lhe Della
ware company Of the sans city, and
james Rose Of the Philadelphia Depart
ment. .ft TT Nh
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
LEARN OF FLop,S

The orange. cocoanut and linn,
of Florida are attrac Ing ihon'4I
- nolopger said "Go Westt'' tV br, "
Learn OF this rich and tropical NJ
pest way is 10 subscribe foSs
= orlda paper. Send si,vO for n,
crat . months. A pamphlet. tvn' NJ
map OF State), giving price stI.,1
place 70 settle, y, ofits o I oranss
ooanut groves. drainage Of 0fs.'
&C., &c., worth the price Of snS'..
20 thoze who wish toknow oi,FIssI
70 those who send US one do1ls.
months subscription.
Address b @. PENDLETd
KRY WIsT, FoiI
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"The PIeasure OF Lire.n

PORT BYRON, n. Y, March II, 1881
ii. II. WARNER, g. Co.: Slrs-Your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has rellev.
ed me OF severe kidney trouble. NV
whole system seems to be reiuVenated,
and the compressed energies OF my con-
stitutlon are restored and Invigorated,
30 that can once more enjoy the plea
sures OF life as In my younger days.
IRA PECK.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
WE PREFER TO FIGHT
no The EDITOR OF the World.

10 VuU EIIVOr 0I V71O WV--V
SIR; The Beaumarchals claim will be
brought before the House on the 7th Of
April. BeaumaFchaln when he ruled
France devoted bis private fortune 70
buying ships and frelRhting them with
arms, ammunition and provisions. When
our solciers were starving al Valley
Forge BeaumarehAls applied for Teim-
buFsement, and our Government has ! q
fused TO recogDize him and his descend
ants for ive generations. France tried to
put in an Offset when Jackson was Pres
ident and acted like . mndman. That
claim now amounts 70 almost $500, ,O0O,-
600 at 8 per cent aunnal interest. The
United States must pay that claim or
fight. L. V. d. E.
Washington, March 25.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. l, 1852.
LEAVE WILMINaToN

For Philadelphia 2.0O+, 2.23s, $50, 6.5,,
7.25, s.lot, ato. 800, 9Oy, 9.a6, 1880, .bS a.
6.l7', 2SOt, 6iO, G.SS', 1879, S.50', iJ.uO: b
m.
For New York;. 20, 2234, $50, 6.S5.
9.4e, ll.sS q. M; 123stt. l.65, slit, 6.SS'
D. m.
For Baltimorc-l.OOs, l.42s, 4.5is. 200. Al os
q. m. LOO, Loot I, 800, q. 7, iI.O4s =. M,
For Washington, LOO, l.42", - 81 =, t.OOs q,
NJ. 100, l0stf. 6.67, ll.O4s p. m.
For Baltimore and intermediate sta.
tions-l26ls, e.3S a. M; 100. 600 D. m.
day.
frrains running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

A citizen OF the Quaker City. Mr.. r !.
Freed. living at l22 Vine street, recently
spoke as follows: "Being afflicted with a
distressing cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
was recon mended to me for relief. / am
happy to say that a few doses not only
pleto cure." y
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
A SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS MAR
RIAGE TO AN n, P,

PARIS, March 2s.-Slr Sydoey He'd
Icy Walerlow, Bart, member Of PArlia-
ment for Gravesend, aud formerly Lord
Mayor of London, was married At the
British Embassy to-day to Miss Hamil-
ton Of San Francisco. The Rev Mr..
Ayn, Presbyterian minister Of Nap
City, Cal, OBLIGATED.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
A PRIZE FROM DEATH LOTTERY.

EAsToN, Pa, March 2S.-Mrs. Annie
Washelm and her two brothers, Fred
erick and William Fox, received a no
tlce to-day from Germany that their
father, William Fox, had died with his
life insured for $4,000 to their benefit,
and that the check for the amount was
already forwarded. The families are
poor, but honest and industrious.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Personal.

vit, Prof Z; = D. Gro.s, Of Ii. |,
Medical College. at PhiladeIoSsi' III
dsy resigned the chair Of U,ro,. snrsa.,
college faculty on account y !!
yeals and q desire TO max !. !
younger men. 'A'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
FRAlNs ARRIYE AT WILM1NC,rnN

From PhiladelphIa-l.O0s I.32s, Are,
7;45, 1877, s.S3 9.sj. I0IOf, ii.5s, l25O a. m.
l2eS, u 90 LIT; 2sOt, $50, 4.S5, 4.55, S 10,
u.30t p. m. -' -''
From New York-l2.43, 1929, 44Oa, 7S5+.
1;M, & %. S;SS a. M; 1880, l.dtt, 4.55, 6.4Si,
From BAltimore-I5l". 2.l3s, e.nl, s.Oo,
Il.4S a; M. l23jtt, $50, 5.Iis, 6.3O+, 9.IS'
P.m.L
T.. 0m Washlngton-l2i", 2I3, a, m, (;
i2.36tt, l.5O, b.lls, {. 800, 949t D. IN,
%Boih daily and Sunday.
ton Sunday only.