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New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

TIE PRIME MERIDIAN CONGRESS-

THE PRIME MERIDIAN ''N"hH'''
A MOVEMENT 10 Anurr 1ut "hliN"''h N'"'''
IAN OPPOSED ~ IErNCu nfitGAllt'
W,.uNcroN. oct. THE International
Prime Meridian Conference rchs-'inhed w h'0''' ''
parnncnt this afternoon. Admiral Rodgers pcs"'"'
T. non The rcrnr Of special committee, the gentlemen
named below were elected special scientific Ho'r'""'
Of thc conference: Professor Jansen. o Fmncei ten
crnl strachcy. of Great IriiHn and pr i' 'inl', "'
Rrozl 4 resolution was then adopted providing that
the meetings OF The conference should he private uu
that certain scientific should be- admit'cd ana
allowed 10 participate in the discussions. upon INVITATION
Of the president II decided hdi The meWrS" "i tue
conference shoud have seats arranged In the "lph'p"
cal orcr of thcir respective countries IN reply L" aqu'
ton the president said that in accordance win pfcc'
cuts each country represented would he entitled 10 one
and only one vote resolution adopted declaring
it TO he the opinion of the conference that common
prime meridian TOR all nations was desirable
Professor Rutherford OF the delegates representing
thc United states then offered resolution declaring
Ihat the conference proposes the Governments rel"
resented the adoption standard meridian oi th'' 'S
ing through the centre Of the transit Instrument at Green
wich" This resolution opposed by the representa-
tiyes of France and gnve rise to an animated ana ~
times heated debate. Mr. Lcaivrc and Professor JAMS
SEN the French delegates cenendod that the OBJECT oi
the conference merely ia discuss the general t
of "a common prime meridian and not To sccct aIi stu
lish such meridian The r'prr,ehlt,tncEs Ed =" ,ain
Britain and the United States on me o,msr mu pr,mr
meridian concerned, there was no ,i, ne,e,
sity for further dissension or CONSIDERATION m ,a
~ tbot ION and the thing to be done now was L" as
certain whether the delegates Gould agree upon par
ticular meridian. Count Lewcnhaupi, of sweden anu
Norwav said that ~ he understood the object of the
conference. TO select ana recommend sohe i%it III
ticn,r meridian for general adoption ne
selection made Ivy the conference. however c"u,'
not of itself bind the governments icpresr,,,;,'l,.
After a great deal dscussOn in the course of WhicD
thr French DELEGATE, manifested some feeling ana Ils
nn.itiou to resent srcnuou-ly. the adoption OF lI"
ics.sor Rutherfords resolution the conference
To Monday. , >-.,.,,i,,, Nv
Oncer. of the United states Bureau OF Navigation cN
nrs- the npuion that the conference VIII clthcf au"p
Inc meridian Of Greenwich or come 70 no hSf,c.nnt
Whatever. neither Great Britain nor thc hltrn 7lt
,.i ,o,,.,,ut IA any other Each these Goycrnm"H
they saw has large number Of valuable charts Wh'"
,,aJ in tln urimc mcrlian and The cost OF altering
them would no, ice le-S than sI0ooonp Tor Great
Britain and ~ 100000 for ihe United states Nh,'a
Conss wond agree to such lcnditurc for such
purpose. l.. they think doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
CONTESTS WITH BAT AND BALL.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Thc Ncw-lork and
Chicago League baseball rines played to-day. There
was n large crowd present and much enthu -asn was
manifested The Newlork players took me !ea i ne
sixth fl the seventh innings, however tie nome
players made rally at tie BAT and the result was that
the Chcasos won By the following score
New York .................. o %
Chicago -..--.-... --.--.---. " " " v : -
Base hits-Nrw-York : ; Chicago 10. Errors-Ncw-
YORK >. Chicago 8. Pitchers, Welsh and Brown. I'm
Pie, Mr. Furong
CIvyEiA>D. oct 2--An interesting game was played
TODAY between the Boston and cleveland Clubs. The
po.tou PLAYERS punched their hits r. the third and
seventh innings and WOE the game by the following
score:
Cleveland ................. . o o o . %
Base hits-Boston. :: cleveland, o. E'rors-BOs,on :
Cleveland. 1. Pitchers, Dawes and HArki1s. Umpire
Mr. Ferguson.
RAirIMoHr. oct. 2-Rau stopped the game today at
The end of the sixth inning The home Players again out
boltcl the nine from Cincinnati and easily. The
r,.ic was:
Baltimore .................--. 3 q u
Cincinnati -.....-- y U y "
Bn.c Baltimore. y; Cincinnati, Erors-Hat
more. - . tiuciuunft J. Pitchers Henderson ANA Nhile
Umpire. Mr. Quinn
AIirGul>l oct 2-Thc So Louis and Allegheny mines
played to-day The Western players he'd hoh In batting
and ncllins and won easily ~ the following score:
e ,al.s, lgai. .......-- SGSSftfddSS SS-lS SS--lSS
Base hlis.et Lonl-. 10, Allegheny, 5 Errors l'
Louis 5t Al,-hcuy, q. ptcher- l"nh ANA H"imah'
lmpir. 1lr eely.
Nh. rfoio.ci rnne at tine Polo Grounds yesterday
hrtu.,n fhr metropolitan nud tnlum .ut tnn' Vhs rn
ronad on account ot r,in lh. h.onf u-I ~ 4
name lt Wnainetun pnh. BfuUkA 20, was also declared
1ho Nctlupolif,u nud ft Louis clubs villa plny at the
Polo ttunnds to-day.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

vor,s OF BROOKLYN last evening Ex-senator Gcnrge
Wiuisms uf Ohio spoke I'm the wigwam of me iW'mN
third Ward. at Gates and Marcy aves, 10 la'Hc ""'
tnce. So. ,,.,, h,il :,
,rass,ncetnr at the wigwam at Ncrth Second anu
Even sts. where speeches wclc maue u! ~ w No'""f'
= r. Mnd,inV " r. B,nwn and Dr A. NJ Burns. ,
I'm the Thirteenth Mnrl meeting ~ ~. w ,,ln,nl
at T. H.. vna addressed 10y Jcsae iuhhsoh '"'"''i
eirginnn and n. W Knight . ,,,... ,..,o,,.
Al The meeting of the i'rsi Ward Rcwhhran AS.m,ai
,inu nj No pt COURT st.. resolutions were auunuu
hnnuu, cumnpu,ilnn the pnurse uf me HrOohW iin"s
ns thr only Republican paper ln the city supporting
Nlninn and ln.An
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
PLOUGH NANUF1CTCRERS FAIL.
)ct. 1.-The firm of Breed and

PIrTsBURG. Oct. 1.-The firm of Breed and
Edwards plough manufacturers, have made assign
ment H. 4 Breed aud George y. Edwards. the partners
in the firm have made assignment TO Mr.. Ogden VI.
Edwards The latter said that the firm could not
maturcd paper and extension given i, had to
suspend yesterday. There not over half dozen
creditors and only one bank has OF the firms paper
The liabilities about $4,000 aud the nominal
are about 100000 II adyantaecousN disposed Of the
debts can hr paid on II j. understood that The ID.
creditor of TIE firm Sir W. " Thaw the father .av
of lir Edwards WhOis the Eastern Manager Of tie Uuon
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC UNTRUTlI DENIED.
LEY IEIEGRArl IML TRnuNL.l

SCHENECTADY, Oct. 2.-lhe A'Jany dr9Ns OF
Yesterday contained statement that George west thc
Republican candidate FOR Congress III tie NNth District
had refused to promote M Eshthody who had been MS
shipping clcr, for six years, and that Mr West d no
ompoyc need ask him for promotion Ihe AFgRs' from
this statement, tried to show tnat hr. Nc't was h"'
fricud az tnc y,orkneman Mr.. West said 10 IE!nrNt
reporter: lyon can deupUNc@ II Statement hS am IN
fanou, lie. and Mr. Ii-htbo.y VIII corioo"IHle llC
denial He while was away, hid 20 chance Tor NO Ter
Situation and resigned without consulting me, ana ne
viii tel Jon dat the man who furnished the S'1lc.
Il The IIJts .rl. have men who nave Dcch WIN Ao
tweuty ycai. and we have had no trouble
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
WHAT WILL TIE COUNTY DEMOCRACY po'-RtPvB-
IlCAN CANDIDATES SUGGESTED.
The nomination of a straight ticket by Tam

many Hall has aroused Interest IN thc probable action o
the other organizations, and many quc'iions are asked
as to what they viii be nsely 10 do Tie County Drmpc
racy primaries were hold Tuesday evening n each oi
TO election districts Of tAe cfy. Nomliaily
nis ia done 10 irsric nu c'rI'ssi"n
of opinion the pait oi al the H'N'
cratic voters u the city. Retilt g. is faico bocnn'r
each Assembly District organization under te control
f one man ~ ai three ot fonr cn who do just as
they please nu1 ih,r Instructions are o'pI'p 'hii'h
oni br thoif folnweis. The Counts Democracy county
Convention h ntcd fur Wednesln october - the d'l
sfto, tho ohio state election Hs r"nfs" VIII
largely depend on the election ~ lha' r'"''
n n Ia rnnie1 hr the h'pnhloahS
by fafiy gnot majority the county Democracy enari
w esdtavot 10 max. sa sliuhg ticket as lgssie with
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
rrnoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Trvrpro0i oct. PROV .sions-Baco1 "a lbersnl UuL
Ap4 ul. Long tleir Males ios Olt @hlt Gear M"lS
Ola .i ~aor. Hlls. - lis snJhiert u ga r. ~
nrnf-l-s % fnr Extra indian Meas PRIME ny
iors rrrhe " ss 7lsGL per 4ol tiims pine Nest
en- .}sa Lard Oi'. 4Os ga Hams-l"ng Iun r.; ,ga,
shoulders AS Butter - per eTt ,yhn,i western
strintrs 81 4os Il itel winter Nsi ~ od n yes & sea
Mixed Western 5f 1adi california 40 - & 9a "a sV9ati Vti
trlf,rnIa "a . ts "A -tf4 D. per cental ."ih-hit..l
nrt IA "a Al, yrv ls n vi per c'nti. pioduee-Splilt'
of rnlprntins 2iA dli do at London 2is ,tA perfw,
,'l iettpsun % IL per ghllDn clover sect htich
uri D., nsr rwt riil,v-tjt ~ per cNt h0sh, On @
mon Js sd rate pa Oh alia vi idhieel on' SV' ' wv
Cnt. 49, ,.. ,....., ,,u s,,tn, . 4 ia ina
a.. tt, r,rntta Iinspri asa ~ H4ia, ~ lel qhn,ti
feser taat ~ us.Hfs tns pet ton nphned Le'neum n
Niti slifsl art gallon aptiis " lutpsnune hts i ~.
evt sperm 90 A0i ref ten iosp as Wy wy y. 49,
M 90. ia u ia pfnvtiUna -iAtl aiA vi ri wv. WI
Amo, tso tus,r iDs gl pee aw, iet Cnns gsh,n"sM, IN,
t1sfnni puj. ail las aijs o. ief oubs Aasev'"" "a"
teunhA aAvah
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
MEETINGS IN BROOKLYN.

The Republicans of GreenpOnt introduced
.o,nottins Of "a novelty in the way Of political meeting
lac, night IN their oommudious wlgwam. at Manhattan
nye aud Millonst II wasa woman's Blaine and Logan
meeting held especially FOR the nstrucon OF women ~
nntirl ~ .iiers All the front seats were reserved for
women, of whom ~ large hunpef were present
p.Jpasa fbannoey Pert, presided and The speaheis
wrro tie ilny DunfaD Ncvfcgof, John oaset anu zen
e,ai william Henry 'miti 80, T.. ...., =, ,,,.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
MAss-MEETING IN WORCESTER.
1nr rrLrGRAPn mol 80 rGlnUNE.l

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct 2.-The Repubhcans
had their first combined torchlisht parade ana mass
meetng this evening There $50 torch bearers III
line, accompanied by numerous drum corps ana bands
T. c. Bates Of this city presided az crowded and enhu-
siastic masS-mceting In Mechanics Han. al when ne
kpoko on questions Of finance and tuln He was 1Oi.
lowed by Martin f. Townsend of Troy Ill one Oi
his innitable campaign speeches
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
rUE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
rAn,Nrr OFFICERS EARNEST REPuBhi-
CANS.
h,NncpA,tc rAtstnoops ABOUT THEIR h'A"
wARMNrss rxrosrp.
IN, ,ptrueAru ~ ritz rpInuSrl

wARMNlsS iNrNHIh
IN, ,r,rusAru ~ ritz rpinrSrl
WARRINGTON. oct. 2.--From time to t'mc tue
hc,,,tetic anl htcvct Democratic newspapers naNe "
t,,,n, their tc,lors that President Arthur anu the ".
s,,a of his Cnhnrt ntr muvh diHsatiscu WIN ,h' "
puhiicnn National ticket tha, not ohc oi u'm "'H y
h,.nd, Interest inia succcss, end that mns' ~ NV" ~
,,ct, horo n viii ne, win such eaacttons h'o" '''"'
modification in tho hiat place, " IN tncNn '"'' w,
v,enhient earnestly doates Tho election ~ i'""' "'"
}olnn nnd VIII cooperate, ~ lf IN hc VM W p,W'uH
their surr,-s Narrower n hls conairthtlrh o luv p
g., al nninu The Nicauoy vause lN the dehlh n WuN'
ioleur tho irosid,ni lrom the NeN hr'l ~. Nn'', ~
H. nnuont IA lunn Who would ho cniiVN ho'VlNe"N " w
Nj n,me aud his friends nnd who wend tNell Nn''
iutiunncr he Cnld With WoprlriA 10 pinu"'e tn" w 49,
AT ,hr Rrnuhlicln ticket heeond II wen hn"Wn '"
tecr,pr, lresham's friends uot only lhh o l'.H -"
auxnu. solieudo in hchalf oi the ticket IN, 'n ~ w .
hc docs not accent judicial office NJ an carry uN Nv W."
1e yer some campagn speeches Tor hlhiho am i"-'"
Third n has been asserted over AMI over asn ny '"'
III thc p,pcnlrnt" ncwsrnpcrs that SccrcinrN Iln,
son a, ,nkv on account Of the nomination OF bhho 'v
ingan aud feels no interest In Ecpnhcah Su.orsS of
rcary Lincoln expects to 80 10 ILLINOIS to hu pn'% III
M. month and the fa@choOds nhont us htu'uo W
then NJ, 1poscd for he Also viii dciver snno slc'u
In favor of the ticket Fourth. Secretary 'hanuSr
pecis to 90 New Hampshire next week anu ~ ~ 49,
ulrnbcr of spceehcs blaine and Logan hclorc ,iV
end OF tho campaign. Fifth secretary icuc,, ,1, u"s a.
ready made onc speech for Baino aud logan I'D 'o"n
m, w srou c I'VE for the West again and eNlccs 10 q"
an he can hy speech and vote To promote the ~ ~suVo
of the Republican party In view OF these factS u se
rather absurd To charge that The ADMINISTRATOR" wy
10
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Thursday. oct. .. 1884.
A MARINE BANK DIYIDEND.-The Controller of the
rcrcy To-day declared second dividend OF ten per
in favor Of the creditors Of the Marine National Bank of
New-lOrk
BANK REpoRTs CALLED FoR.-Thc Controller Of the
Currency has called for rcpprs OF the condition OF the
National Banks throughout the country al the close Of
hu on -ep'cmbcr 80.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
TARIFF THE GREAT ISSUE.
fpy TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l

KEEsEvILLE, n. V, Oct. 2.-Firemans lia'i
was hcd to overlooking this evening TO listen 10 INC
first Republican address of this campaign "lIlain d.
Young Of Queens County was the principal speaker
lie smoke PRINCIPALLY upon the subject of tho tariff
which in this neighborhood is of paramount Importance
The workngnen heretofore identified with the Denoc-
racy are declaring for the party OF protection ict-
sentcd bv Blaine and Logan. The laDoTlng men oi s
danger of free trade aud declare that they VIII not sup
port party which does not dare to declare lof p4"c'
lion.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
4 STIRRING MEETING IN NEWPORT.
IrY rrLrGrArn rO an rKInrNE.l

NEWPORT, Oct. 2.-The Republicans held
eirriu. meeting here tonight John J. San"oih
Idi;or of Tie NrpOn Mercury pre- sided and made brief
address He announced that the meeting the first oi
q series to be held every week until the election.
The address of the evening was made
by CONGRESSMAN Davis Of Massachusetts,
spirited letter was read from Major W \ Pierce eX
Inenl,er of the National Republican Committee ana
another eloquent address made hy O. a. Ltteheld
snnrltn, cndcnt OF public Schools OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
IL tho Rl.r.Ihlican National lnm-

,ui,tee Yesterday showed that Mr. Blaine IS greeted by
enor1uols crowds at every railway depot at which he
sops IN his Journey ONO. EASenatoi Henderson,
NJ Missouri states tia, Mr. Blaine is dsorcanzng the
arrapccments Of the Republican state Committee IN
Ohio his presence drawing away crowds iiom meeuss
even hundred miles distant from the line of his Jour
Dey. 80, -, ........ ,....,,- a, ,,r;,,o
Senator Hale who visited the headquarters rooms during
,he DO SAID fhat be fe much encouraged by the pNae
ndvicc. hc received from Ohio. Congressman l,c9cN
who was also among The callers, sad ial ne MA ylnt
cn,ne from OHIO and that he had spoken whne thce IN
out f.thcVay places. lie was surprised 10 loio'iE
such large crowds at every meeting ana ne coutu
assure the committee that the Rryuhnchhs Vi ohlo
Were enf Enthusiastically for BiaiLe aud Logan.
The committee has received lif0imaiion thhl tne
pepnctatc raders gong 30 bring iepeaicfs nom -
louis Chicago. Louisville and indianapolis 10 ONO 70
.o, Detectives have been pnt IN tie principal clues vi
Ohio 10 guard against such fraudulent operations.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
CTMNCEY NJ DEpEW AT KATONAll.
m. I1l -, q, IL L n.rnr Clnh Il Of tnnnh Wns

lhe Blame ana Logan CluD hdt"Hd''' "'N'
chester County, held ts third meeting last nicht The
wiewam viii seat coo persons and was well filed In
spite Of the bad weather. Chaunccy ~ Dcpew was the
orator of the night he Is great favoIc at kaionah
For ucaliv two hours he talked IN his mlmitalc man
ucr upou the various udiditcs. and the qu"'ll q"
TariH. Amtricauiu and tiyil service Rc"rn h'ldlh-
tf audience LrtathlrSs silence. except when he was
iufcrluuici iN the frequent uuihur~is "l aPpIhi-'
Mr. Dcpcy ~ The ho,o of William IL. Robertson, whose
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
r1NrnAL or CoMMOpORE FILLEBROWN.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Thc pall-bcarerS at
the funeral of Commodore r. : Fillehrown this mor-
ine in tn Chapel 90 oak Nh Cemetery. were AdnirH'
Amy Patterson a.d stevens Generals Palmer and IaS
nor Cn,ulo,oge. Fraukin and owen. aud surgeon
General t;unnc The secretary OF the Navy Wa present
accompanied hy Admiral Nichols ana Cohiiiodoit' t'
ttI-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
ENTHUSIASM IN ONEONTA.
lpY TELgGRAPn 70 rug rRlBUNE.l

ONEOyTA, n Y, Oct. "A large and cnthu-
sastic Republican meeting was held here tonight
speechcs we're made by Mahlon Chance. OF Ohio, ana
Judge Smith. Of Cortland No greater enthusiasm ever
prevailed here, everybody being for Blaine
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
REiL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct. .. 1884.
The following sales were made al the Exchange
Salcsroom to-day:
By z. H. Ltil,w q CO.
4sto-v brick building. With tot. No 1871 it,tave
UnOa.sldare % II Of tust lot -11lJ'o' co ooo
,rck bnid,,g with lot Ne 54 West 5lststss.
.5O toof lita.sve .Ot -ONlO0l l. e FOLEY. 7sJ0
iio,. on sLh1Se S.ar>aes if ''''' 1900
lot stna't 90 u 5000
By D. r. Seaman.
! 4 story brick dwelling, With oi, No ibl West5lth;
- :. ~ Ho0l iY."- ~ - IL 300
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
EX,JUDGE POTTER TO YOUNG REPUB-
IICANS.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE raIBUyE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE T3IBUNEl
SCHENECTADY, Oct. 2.-Ex-Judge Flatt Pot
Ter contributes to The Uaon this evening letter to
young men, in which he states why he is Republican,
ttctc and especially at this election, and what IS the
diGefeuce between the parties today.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NOMINAYED FOR CONGRESS.

The following additional nominations for the
D'strj1t Name Politics.
XNIlth New lOIk....'JOhn A. Bagey Dem
Win Nscol Richard GucutAcr.........hcl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NArnra nAc1Nn LN rlIE KAlN.

Dcfptp the threatening weather of ycntor-
dat aptota hundred olcs aud gentlemen witnessed the
upon fa frsnua ~ ihe Now joiaot fn,ht 'lnh iiom
The "A, amer Blaekbd The oonteA which began at ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
THE CAMPAIGN IN UTICA OPENED.
,py rgLE3h.pB 10 fAr rMBuvKJ

IyrIcA, Oct. 2-The campaign was formally
Opened here light. Addresses were % ola'
:, D,tcier OF Brooklyni W A. Mateson OF Utica. and
N cog,esh,u OF Watcryillc. The Continental Glee
Cmb furnished music. There was large attendance
and great ent lusiasn.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
rpugr CALENDARS rms DAY.

rfrHHr tI.lt tAHHfIa. nninfe uln1in1. t.-Nl,
p e tl. an iOl H. va 400, 2if 2al lh hi lln wv
J. HNii iNti tnf Nia 'fi hf Do i'i'
HTd lf7 Bia Hil. . \ - ..,,
I'd Huu4AIl4 tutg NnInal p lnini taiehlai osiita
stIia az. VA oi hsiy Jane shafsw ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

brownstone buildings. with Plot OF laAd, NOS s-o
a d ~ Adelpma-st, g 70 II oi futoh-'I
nlot 40 & <; RE guldT; Newman. .......-.-..---
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

9aesiOr tIs lf2.
.9o% seller co days. "a seller 30 days
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-25
I oUAL mnIL AHItAhGrmrSrs.
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS,
By Rsiiroad-EEw ORK THROUGH MAIL, 500
and 1880 II, m, lG3O y. m, 500 y. IN. ana 2NOa
WAY MAIL. cast, 7:9Oa IN.
DOwNIHGTOwH, LGaman rlaCo and Gap, G:l5
PniLADELpmA THROUGH MAIL, 800 anG 7:}OR.
m, s:b "A, m, I2:3O, 300 and 200 Il. IN.
PITTsBURd AND wEsT, 900 H. M, l;2O ana lOi5
HaRRsnURG MAIL, 600 una 900 Il. m, lea, 800,
7:lb and lO.I5 y. m.
WAY MAIL, west, q. q uud 900 "A. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WAsu'NaroN, vita PhiIadol'
phia, 800 y, II,
BALTIMGRE AND w,smuoroH, via York. 1880
p. III.
BIRp Is.TIArD, Christinna, Purkesburg,
Coatesviile and DGwningtown at 1850 p. m.
YoRK AND York WAY, l:3O and IUi5 p. m.
NoRrHERN CENTRAL, 500 h. III. !:9 and lOG
READING, via READIHa ARD COLUMBIA II. u,
700 u. IN. and l250p. N.
READING, via PhiladcIpnia, 800 and llO0p IN
READING WAY, via junction, LititZ, Man
helm, East lIempneld and Ephrata, 3:lj p. IN.
~, 2UAT,YRXXyLLLE' ,YX Carmarg9p, Ho% IroyidGnco,
Valley, 9l5 II. IN. ana 800 p. IN.
NEW HOLLAND, ChurChtUwn, GTCenbank,
Blue Bail, Goodyilic, Heartown and spring
Grove, by way OF DOWntngtown, at 6'lb y. IN.
sApE HHRnoa, via columbia, $50 II. m. and
ny srago-siacRwatc aud Safe Harnor
daily, at iOOp IN.
BinkloyE Bridge, LcnCockr Bareyille, New
| Holland, $3.50 p. IN.
Willow street, SmithviIlc, Buck, Chestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, FainnOunt Rnd RowlHndsyillG,
Md, daily, ut 700 a, m.
Lanuis' Valley, Oregon, WCst Earl Farm,
Crsvllle, Nefisville, iinkletOwn, Turro Hill
MarIndalc. daily, NJ $50 y. m,
Greenland, Fertility, LampeteT and wheat
land Mills 10 StrRsburg, daily at r. M,
Now Danyille, COnestqga, M0rucVile, Cole
manville, Mount NebS RRwlinsvillc, Be
thcsda and Liberty square, daily, NJ 2'S p. m,
ON sunday evening, mails east ana west
clos ut 1000 y. IN.
wHER OPEN FOh DELIVERY.
Arriving by MRiI-Eastern matt, $3.50 a, m.
1000 IA. m, 500 ana G8O =, IN.
Eastern way mall, 1000 a. m,
western mail, $50 and 1000 a. m, 900 and
K Recalling, ing via beading and Columbia, $50
western way mail, $50 a. IN,
RCading way mail, 1890 u. IN.
QunTryVille Branch, $40 n, IA. ana 500 y. IN.
arriving by StsEe-from Safe Harbor and
SlaCkwatGr, Rt 900 II. M, daily.
From Millersyille, and . a. IN and 4 D. IN.
From New Holland, at $3.50 n. M, daily
From ROlandsvtle, Md, ut 400 p. m.
Reading way matt, az 1890 a, m. daily.
From Strasbnrg, at $50 n. M, daily.
From RawltnsYille, at ll;OO n. IN.
From TeTro nm, at lO0D n. m,
SUNDAY POsTOFFIUE HOURS.
ON Sunday the postofice IL open from April
LIST to october LIST, from To o a. m. and troin
TO 7 p. m, from October lst 10 April lat, from
9to 10 a. M, and from D TO Up, IN,
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,ruwnr non.enuIn panaoas

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied exter
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator and It IS warranted dou
BILE the strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache, AND
ALL ACHES, and is The Great Relisyer n,
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACkAT
should be in every family. a teaspoontuI OF
the Panacea In tumbler OF hot water [swcet
ened' II preferredl, taken at bedtime, viii
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents n bottle.
mRy3l-lydM W saw
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American Art,

Photographs, Engravings. etc, can be eN-
quisitely colored with with liquid Art Colors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
colored cabinet photo sent to any address tor
10 cents. WELLS h RlCHARDsON h CO.
Rnrlln Utnn VI
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Postmaster samuel A. Hewitt

OF Monterey, Mich, delivers himself In this
wise For colds, burns, sore throat, and
rheumatism, Thomas Eciectric OIL cannot be
beaten. say keep II up 10 the standard, and
II Will satisfy the people. l shall send tor Q
new supply soon. For sale by II. u. Cochran
druggist. 1877 ami l39 North Queen street.
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All ADMIRE . handsome Face.

A pure, clear skin will make any face hand
ana enriChes the blood win directly affect the
whole person. All eruptions OF the skin dis
appear when BUrdoek Blood BitterS are en-
ployCd. They are vegetable remedy OF ines
Unable value. For sale by II. B. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 and lS9 North Queen street.
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DO YOu Belisys II.

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plant, Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them Shilohs titalizer, guaranteed 10 cure
them. Sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist Nos
81 and l39 North Queen street. feb7-eod2
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JOHN Z. JACOBS.

!or Constipation, Indigestion, Foul st0m-
ach, Dizziness and Headache, no medicine
equals BRAsDREDTH's PILLS" Pure and sim.
pie. containing no mercury, they are the
family medicine chest and safeguard.