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SNAIL WE HAVE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
Tna House Committee to Repor' hi"
I'm Its Favor.

The HOUSE No
WASHINGTON, April 1s-Ths House Com
-,;,,os On Postofices and Post Roads TO-DAY
nont;nued consideration of postal teie-
oT.rbv and upon motion OF Represents
tive ward, Of Indiana, by vote OF zen en-
sssipst one, Representative Reese, VI
Georgia., adopted the following res0lauSn. ION.
oRs.olved, That it is the sense d,nt oi ms :
oonmittee that it is expedient 70 snoP'A
SontTact system of postal teiegrapGy' srs
Mamhsrs voting af6rmsuysly wo
uHssrs Mooney, Miss Ward; lno- ~ CS'
aess No Rogers, Ark: Jones, Tex
Bingham, Pennsylysnia; tseiT TKsntncSy;
Sa;nner. New York; Whlte. ne Ward
wSSaIafsfd' MINI. RsprssentatlVe Vrars 20
" Tndisns. in q conversation Ia ~ co,,. ~
% ~ AanSontion Of his resolution oy 1880,
lhe suOp pssd. "That resolution ln1iSo
mluse SsS,aphy and the way Is now ,ss ear
ehesp Sention of postal teiegrspny win win
for lhe so%psnditure OF q dollar oy tne gSs
out tne sAP n course / cannot say wns'
~ committee will agree upIn, hest that
ne CV ~ contract scheme tns O tbst
aoeI s tn Ss ssyised. Ny own oRin.oJ, iii
cSuiu cSuiuor,;ttee ~ viii ADOPT olis 49, es, .. .
tne a Son ,hs company offering me Tros' Ths mar nat
ensole ,s lno 10 secure the work. Inc Ias
sar &ill come up sgaln ,. ~ .ne sIss bstors it.
SsI .l..nro rnittee has notning ,h;s matter -
Ou5 .s Ses cAn 20 right on VIII 'ni' -
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NOT A CANDIDATE,
Report That Arthur Will Withdraw
From the Presidential Contest.

Report That Arthur Will Withdraw
From the Presidential Contest.
ALBANY, n. Y, April l8.-An intimate
friend OF President Arthur, and one of the
most prominent and active OF his support.
ers in the States, says tonight that Presi-
dent Arthur will notify the Utica CONVEX
ton next Wednesday that he is not can
didate for denomination. II is also said
that he has been prepared to make the
statement for several days, but has not
done so because of want of proper me-
dium and at the request of his supporters,
who feared the announcement would de-
moralize their forces and the opposition to
Blaine. The Congressional delegates thus
far elected stand: Blaine, II; Arthur, 6;
+ imunds, 8; anti.Arthur, with no positive
preference, 3 On the straight Blaine issue
they stand: Blaine, Is; anti Blaine, l3. OF
497 delegates to the Utica convention, 33S
elected stand; Blaine, 15S; Arthur, So; Ed
munds, 81; snti-Arthur, with no positive
preference, %; doubtful, I. OF these, 130
are anti-Blsine on a direct issue. The so
New York City delegates will probably all
be against Blaine.
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PENNSYLVANIA WOOL GROWERS

Will Not support for Ohice Any One
Opposed TO the Restoration OF the
Duty Of 1867.
PIrrsBURGH, April 1S,-The Pennsylvania
Wool Growers Association to-day elected
the following officers: President, John
Mcdowell, Washington county; vice presi-
dent, ]. W. Stewart, Greene county; secre-
tsry, W. A. Herriott, Allegheny county;
treasurer, J. G. McNary, Washington
county.
A resolution was adopted demanding IN
the name OF the seyenty-four thousand
wool growers of Pennsy vanls and the mil
lion wool growers of the United States the
immediate restoration OF the wool tariff OF
1867, end pledging themselves not to sup
port for public officer any man voting
against the restoration.
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UP IN A WAGON.
Novel Balloon Ascension at Jackson
Michigan.


Michigan.
JACKSON, Mich, April 1S.-Pcot. T. u.
Hsesr. the ;cronaut, made his tirst sscen'
sion of the season to-day with his new oiled
silk balloon, which is sixty feet in height,
with four trapeze bars to the valve ana
holds seventy.five thousand feet OF gas.
The event was under the auspices OF Aus
tin Tomlinson and the Webster Manufsc'
turing Company. The novelty OF the
ascension was heightened BY the fact that
in the plscs of the usual basket
Professor Hagar chose tue regular
Jackson wagon, manufactured by the
Webster company, which was SUSPENDED
To the immense air ship by stout ropes
and the professor thought he would have
apIeasantsr trip in the enewconveyancet than
he ever had in his basket or trapsza IL
Was the finest ascension ever seen here, and
Professor Hsgar has made one hundred
and ffty-six ascensions. The ropes were
released at o'clock. The balloon arose
rapidly and when about a half mile from
the earth drifted gracefully of in south
easterly direction, remaining In sight near
Iy an hour when it was iost to view.
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RAILROAD HAPPENINGS.

The NOrIhwestern Branching Out.
CHICAGO, April IS "A Dubuque dispatch
avs that it ia officially announced that the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany hes bought all the Blair railroad
interests in Northwestern Iowa, and vii
issue fll OOO 600 stock in exchange for that
of the companies absorbed and assume
their Indebtedness.
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BEEWOOD.
Personal MenuOu-An Insane woman
-1ouihfaI Fhieyes.

Personal MentiOu-An Insane woman
u outhtaI Thieves.
Special TO The REGISTER.
BENvoop, April 1S.-Emigrans passed
through here to day via the b. * o.
Miss Anna Johnson, IN accomplished
Young lady of our enyirons, leaves satur'
dsy for visit to friends in sherrard.
Mrs. Vancu e1 returned yesterday from
Belmont county, where she had been visit
ing cousin who is i'll.
The Arbor Day ceremonies passed OH
vsrv nicely at the public school to-day.
Mr., Jesse McMechen left today Tor San
dusky, O., on brief business trip:
Rev. Spencer King was in the Nail C!'y
yesterday. ,.,.
county was over to day.
Mrs. -, who is deranged, was exam
ined 10 day, and DR.. Bland, OF Weston,
was communicated with as to the reception
of her at that State Institution:
A search warrant was issued yestsrdsy
at the REQUEST Of the Benwood Iron Norks
for the purpose OF searching for some
metallic bars which were pilfered BY some
sr1sII bows. A portion Of the missing
articles we're foun I. The boys are ute
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stopped by the PeIiee.
Base Bali.
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Far ,ne Bepefat OF rneir Creditors.

For the Benefit of their Creditors.
BALTIMORE, April ls.--T. Robert Jenkins
4 Sons, who suspended some days ago, to.
day filed in the Clerks ofics of the Supe..
ior Court deed conveying all their prop
erty to Charles Poe and Rcdert ID. Selden
trustees, for the benefit OF their crsdito-
Mr.. Selden has filed his boud for s400 ,0OO
A Decrease I'm the Number of FaiiareS.
Nkw YORK, April lS.-Ths failures dur
irg the past week reported by r. G. Dun &
Co. sre for the United States l69, and Can.
ada l6. or total of I76 sgainat sl4 the pre-,
ViOus week.
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LABOR NOTES.
Threatened Railway Strike.

MONTREAL, April 1s.-GenerSl Manager
Hickson having announced to all employees
of per cent in wages for the next SIX
months, there are grave fears OF a strike
on Monday next all over Canada. The
drivers and firemen are determined on
stepping out, as being well organized they
can stand hard fight with the company.
Meetings will be held here and in Toronto
Sunday, when the men will give an ulti'
matum.
A Strike of South Carolina WeaVers.
GREENvILLE, S. c., April 1S.-At the
Huguenot cotton mills, in this city, yes
terdsy, the wages of the weavers were re-
duced from twenty-five to twenty cents
per cut, and the weaveTs this morning
struck. An effort will be made TO arrange
a satisfactory price so that work may be
resumed at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-19

Do YOU wish freedom from aches, pains,
sorss etc? Then purify the b!ood,
s,rsnsthen the urinary and digestive
o-ssns. build up your broken down consti-
tntion by using DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarssparills. Itis gratifying to know
,hst among intelligent communities this
simple, bsrmless, yet sffsctive remedy sells
faster than the many humbug bittsrs, Iron
medicines and pretended kidney cures, all
of which so rapidly weaken and ruin the
stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys by ex
citing these delicate organs to unnatural
activity, .sr
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THE SAME OLD OIL CAN
Causes the Fearful Death OF a woman
at 81. Paris, Ohio.
SDscill to the ReJtsteT,

Special to the Register.
URBANA, o., April 1S.-At an early hour
this morning fearful accident happened
at st. Paris, eleven miles west OF here, on
the Panhandle railroad, in which Ms.
Edward Frey, wife Of Edward Frey of the
irm of Kump d Frey, carriage builders,
was horribly burned by coal oil can ex'
ploding in her hands. The lady had started
the fire with the intention Of getting the
morning meal, but the fire not burning as
fast as she desired, she took the coal oil
can and attempted to pour some oil on the
burning fire with the above results. Be-
fore she could be relieved from her peril
Gus condition her clothing was burned oil
from head to foot except woolen under
shirt and corset.
Her hands, face and arms were burned
to crisp and she inhaled the flames. The
flesh dropped from arms and body as
though cut with knife and her scream
could be heard blocks away, The attend
ing physicians say there is no hopes for
her whatever. Mrs. Frey was held by all
as most estimable lady.
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GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
A wealthy Ohio Farmer Commits sui.
eide.
Special 70 the Reqislr.


URBAsA, o, April ls.-Paul II. Girwo,d.
Q wealthy ana welLknown farmer living
four miles north Of North Lswisburg. in
this county, committed suicide late this
afternoon, by shooting himself through the
head with heavy bulldog revolver. No
csuse is assigned for the suicide, other than
Mr.. Garwood had sold bis farm to ]. NJ.
Gray, Of North Lewisburg, and the loss Of
health coupled with the thoughts Of leav-
ing the place Of his boybood scenes, caused
despondency which led to the rash act
Mr.. Garwood was forty.five years Of age,
married but had no children. snd leaves an
estate to his sorrow-stricken widow Of about
$4,000. His death seems to have been in.
stantaneous and premeditated, as he wrote
q note to his wife and left 1t in his pocket
book telling her Of his intention and for
her to settle up all accounts.
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A vopxya invalid writes; 81 vas greatly
-,a,cs5 In health and strength, causes oy
"a h,ood had DOZEN bOils on difsr'
oDa o~, DsyIs D Of nv body, and suffered m:ny
~ s1s md Gains. while the least eKer.ioD
sepsS 80 ,,,a .rest fatigue I took three bo'-
81. a.. - i,S GuysotI's yellow Dock and Sir
..oi,Is we =; ard am completely eured. IT
n;sh. enjoy refreshing. drramless stun
m bsr and ali day feel energetic and strong.
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cARLIsLE UNDER FIRE.
Charged by White With Fayorinu
Monopolles.
THE PosToFFIcE APPROPRIATION BILL
Under Discussion in the Senate - The
House Committee to Report in
Favor Of a Postal Tele-
graph System.
Special % ths Renisker.


WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Thers was a de-
cided sensation in the House this morning
which promised for time to ripen into q
trst class row. The bill to limit the pros
ecution under the internal revenue laws to
two years was under discussion; and
White, OF Kentucky, having gained the
floor took advantage of the occasion to re-
itersts his charges against Governor MUIR
ray. The Speaker called him to order,
Whereat White turned upon Carlisle and
accused him of having always been ar
rsyed upon the side of Kentucky monop-
olies. This brought dozen members to
their feet and for a time trouble seemed
imminent but finally White was com.
PEELED to confine his remarks to the bill
under discussion and matters went on in
the usual way.
In the Senate today the most important
thing was the calling up of the pustoffice
appropriation bill, which increases the
House appropriation for this branch of the
government nearly three and one-hslf
millions.
-
The House committee have decided to
report fayorably billfor the establishment
Of postal telegraph system, and in now
seems probable that such a measure may
Re passed at the present session.
Sc
John A. Walsh has written letter to the
President, offering to turn over to the Gov
eminent all the papers in his possession in
reference to the Star.route frauds if not
compelled to appear as a witness. 1t is
said that his offer will be accepted.
80
Chairman Springer has decided upon a
wholesale investigation OF the United
States Marshal frauds. The committee
will begin at Cincinnati and work West,
and from Boston in the East to the place
Of beginning. Thissrrangement will bring
West Virginia and the charges against Mar
shall Atkinson almost last on the list. II is
stated, however, that Congressman Gibson
is making strong efforts to have them con-
sidered at a much earlier day.
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DR., seeu,u Narries Again.

New YoRK, April is.-Dr. e. Q. sesuin;
tie celebrated authority on BRAIN anl
nerve diseases, whose demented we Aa,, .aar
ed her three children and herself elgn,I NJ,
months ago, was married to day 70 @'''
as1sn CroSA, aged twenty,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-19

OswEGo, n. Y, April 1s.-The Repub'i-
can Congressional Convention to day in
structed delegates, thirty-siLht to ten, to
vote for Blaine and Lincoln.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
W.T. knocked Out IN One Round.

w7z- knocked Out IN One Round.
Nkw YORK, April lS,-A glove fight took
plsce tonight between Nike Cleary and
VIM. Sheriff at the Gsrmanis assembly
rooms. The conditions were Sheriff was
70 receive the receipts of the house II he
knocked his opponent out 10 four rounds,
Clesry, however, knocked the Prussian out
in the first round, which lasted thirty
seconds.
stopped by the Peliee.
COLUMBUS, April 1S.-The fight to-day be-
tween johnson, of New York, and Lang
of Cleveland, with hard gloves, was stoPne
nv the police in the fourth round. The
referee declared the fight drawn.
Base Bali.
Observation-Disclosures 9; Altoonss.
Louisvi le-Louisyille, 6; Minneapolis, 5,
Philadelphis Boston Union, 6; Key
stone Unions, Z.
Ws.hine eton-Baltimore Unions 10; N
;ionals, g..
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y.,.., Burnea in sigh, Of Land.

GALVESTON, Tx, April 1s.-Avessel ap'
narently at anchor about four miles oil
shore was seen from tie city at n late hour
iast night TO he in flames and was soon
Completely destroyed a
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Called 10 Bis fsnai Aeeoont.
r.,,,.. one Of his Converts.

Nrw YoRK, April lS-Msr. cspel ON IL
I'D 10 dsy at the marriage OF Miss Ada
Eye, of Baltimore, TO Charles B. oDonneli
.,.o Of tbst city, in st. Francis 1Ayiers
p q Church, in West siKteentn street
Miss NTe is one Of the distinguishes pre-
latsrs recent converts.
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A New Way Of Cutting Teeth.

Troy, n. Y, April lS-Sebastian Keruer,
the German, of Greenbush who swallowed
his false teeth, is pronounced to-day out OF
nger. The teeth were taken from his
stomach this morning. A consultation
was held by eight physicians, who agreed
thai kerner's stomach should be cut open
and the teeth thus removed. Accordingly,
the operation was successfully performed
and the missing molars returned ID the
loser.
soldiers Killed by Bad Boiler.
BROWNSVILLE, Ten, April lS.-A boiler
exp oided in the garrison to-day doing con-
gt4tfgFssHf gt4tfg NsSgiTs NssSgiTs cpd ssEiaRagH ipiaEinG
infantry, and private Mooney. McNa.iy
was scalded in the face and eyes ana oth'
erwise injured. Mooney was sca!ded on
the bresst and injured internally. Both
will probably die.
Another Didn't Know IL was Loaded.
HARRISBURG, April 1S.-Annie Wagner
was fatally sh)t by her aunt. Mrs. Wade,
who didn't know the pistol was loaded
when she ! layfully pointed 1t ut her niece.
A Mother and TWO Daughters Drowned
MARSHALL, Mo-, April lS.-Intelligence
has Just been received here OF the drown
ing of Mrs. Allen and her two daughters in
Blsckwater creek, ten miles southeast oil
this city. They were attempting to cross
the stream in a boat with three other
women, when the boat overturned. The
daughters were aged seven and twelve
years. The bodies were recovered.
Three Lives Lost in the Water.
QUINCY, ILL, April 1S.-Mark Phelps, an
old resident. and three other men, started
for point about five miles above here, to
get some piling, The tlatboat in whica
they were became wind bound. and in try
ing to get it from the shore skitf was used
Ia some way the fatboat was caPsized
and Mr.. Phelps was drowned. A little
later two boys, John Murphy and o,ai
Maguussen, aged respectively IL and II
started to cross the bay in ltsky skill.
When a short distance from shore the
shff filed. sank, and both boys, being IN
able to swim, were drowned.
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y IMposTANT MEASURE.

...s R.,., @ss. of 'hs states OF
RrePS Interest.
U..s,,aros, April Is.-Ths House ". Com, |.
WA. wssa,0 ~ War Claims has ssrssS upon
SilI which win inisf'''
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GENERAL NEWS,

Members Of the New York Chamber of
Commerce and citizens of New York, to the
number of about five thousand, have peti
toned the Senate to authorize the suspen.
sien OF the coinage of silver dollars. The
petitions have ell been transcribed to a
book, neatly bound, making a volume of
upward Of five hundred pages.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has au-
thorized the First National Bank of Peta.
luna, Californls, to begin business; capi-
tsl, 100000. This bank was formerly the
First National Gold Bank OF San Francisco,
the last gold bank in existence, all the 9TH
or having gone out OF existence.
The question as to the successor OF Comp
troller Knox Is now being discussed. lt Is
Understood that Senator SAbip, of Mime
sots, is quite snXious to secure the place
for his State. The Office is one OF great i4l-
portsnce TO the banking interest through
out the country.
Some OF the tariff reformers express the
belief that If a good tariff reduction bill
passes the House, it can be got through the
Senate. On the Republican side it is said
that Senators Van Wyck and Sabin would
vote for such bill.
Petitions have been received from tobac'
CO manufacturers urging that no bill be
permitted to pass, reducing or aoollshing
the internal revenue tax that does not
fully protect the manufacturer and dealer
with q rebate clause.
The Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased 10000 ounces OF silver for delivery
to the Philadelphia and New Orleans mlnts.
General Keifer has obtained ten days
leave of absence in order to go home and
r,CUperate and fix his fences.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
The ,,,s.., Engineer Passes Away.

The Oldest Engineer Passes away.
ISprAsAPous April 49, The body OF Gso.
Leah was found in White river to-day. He
wandered away from his sons house three
weeks sgo. he was 50 years old, and the
oIdest locomotive engineer in Americ',
having run the first engine on the Baimofe
ard Ohio railroad In 1889.
Called 10 Bis Fsnai Aeeoant.
LITTLE Rock, AK, April lS-H. ID
Rein. Secretary of the Cotton Exchange
- , nromjoent commission merchant,
died suddenly this morning Of heart dis
ease.
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SHUTTING OFF THE REFoRMERs.
General Debate ON the MorrIsOn Bill
10 Close Next Week.

TO Close Next Week.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-It is common q
report and belief in Congressional circles
that the general debate on the tariff will
abruptly terminate next week. Colonel
Morrison refuses to converse upon the SUBJ
isct, but Msjor Mckinley and other mem
bers OF the Committee on Ways aad Means
say ii is understood that at the regular
meeting of the committee on next Tues
day action will be taken 10 at onse turn
the discussion to the fVe-minute rule with
leave to print. Under the fiVe.minute rule
IL is thought the main question can be put
and the bill finally disposed OF by the mid.
die Of next month. The question OF night
sessions has not been fayOrably received,
and it is improbable that they, will be
adopted as means of working down the
list of pre- pared speech makers.
End Of the WatterSOn Copyright Bill.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The Joint Com
mittee on the Library 10 day, by a unani-
nous vote, directed Senator Sherman to
report back adversely the bill introduced
by him at the suggestion OF Henry Waiter
son granting copyright to newspapers.
The Bill Reported Adversely.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-To day the House
Judiciary Committee authorized Mr.. Tucker
10 report adversely the bill to compel wit
nesSes to go from one State to another to
testify in courts.
CIViI Rights Cases Dismissed.
WACO, TEX., April 18.-A number Of
eass sgaiDst conductors and brakemen on
the civil rights bill have been dismissed in
the Federal courts,
Missouri Bridge Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, April lS-A bill was passed
today by the House authorizing the COZ.
struction of bridge across the Missouri
r Yer at Se.by, Missouri.
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Ma RuE,r thsBks there = gssA fatsse
for Ameriasn srt-but hs beeoiy rs.tsss
the erormons demand ovsx hpce ~ ~:
Buli's Cossh syTup. Iaeeei - eessaS
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A RralRKABbY handsome vomsn y said
To be The moving spirit In q pbilsnthfopi-
cal movement 10 Russia TO sunp:y the poor
RI that country With DR.. BulPs Cou,a
Syrup. the grest remedy tSr coughs and
colds,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
ron ~ 81 3 Nnrlh hIEait,- N srnlI Iio.s.
lrfNNaYLvANiA nAnnoAn.

Avn thitfi's 'siAi 10 fAfi' Rirtf
sia"s iefte 7fr fHt va ppspessls sAA 'Hii."H esli
ttiilia 80 ia iIs~.
w. i.sbvFe, tsNg'st tia Wasi aHi rHth 500 fu4aH
.aea Cas- attaalt.n. b Ili aui !. o. naif hove
-.le aui thio4 $50 itth faiia itlnel ruuA dut
NYtug Dtfrf day.
y hlsuls lust iNNk Haffa H Iu. tuIT aIt IIn
~ y "a, connretpa ai tuuI mT 1iusru fctinlDAiA
j.. ,4nure Wssliu q "a aud a. south Limited Washington
Aillss OF fulnln fall0r Cans daily fUt sunday DO
"a S'llFn Ns'a tan h1 t ui litFu or 90 62u. 500
t.id a. u, . p 49, and ~ ul
1OT AfantiC tlty except sunday 100 n IA.
IoT cane May. eICept unnAy. llslO a
Long branch Bay He. Junction and rmedate stations,
Railway and AmbOY, ~ $40 300 and 90
~. ON SUNDAY. 900 m. and 5iO0 D. do stop
tsbury Park
qtafs Of Brooklyn Annex connect with al through trams
ersey CITY, anOidng speedy and direct transfer Tor
RrlO<yn travel.
lIsns arTive-FIsm Pitsburq 300 and $50 m 1880 snd
lm2lp III daily aud dalY except Monday IRON
Warrington and Baltimore ESQ and - go ). 40,
9 So $50. $50. and lO05 p M sunday, 03j, Ga
Inp an / 1000 p m. Fro Bsm re- 500 p. Ia.
ron Phi.ade Phis 800. 800; go C44 eicep Monday
10 $50, $50 go 1905 1870 n and i2o5 n ght.
$40 1905 and 1920 D. m.