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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-01
FNTs ABROAD.
H., Of The Dynamiters I'm
lS' = ! Derby, England.
!, Arrested Strong Evidence
q Hands OF the Police.
.,rsAm1rE GOSSIP

IN
renting for Evidence.
4, n' Ian. 8l.-eOodman, the
,..ml,er who was arrested
.s in the Westminster
I.,srday, is still detained by
II IS reported to-day that
.ascn,ne was found in the
I'm and that the detec-
' not yet found any.
~ ,s,nst him beyond
i,ar habits and
,,,,uuolsI,ion. Detectives have
.I,sao5man's lodgings since bis
1eptlg awaiting callers Tor
w., " bat as yet none Lave APP
W W. deceived by the Scot
suthorities in regard to the
see Of the arrest.
..,h,r alleged Plot.
..,';.m Vernon Harcourt, home
to-dsy received q letter
- that an extensive dy-
", WAS being Matched aud
y. number of the buildings
Tier intend to blow up. 1t
1bs names Of several plotters
nIsces wnere they could be
A Arrest at Derby.
M, from Derby state a man
III nj the central section of
.rd railroad in that city to-
SgnAmi,e in his possession,
mi Is held on the charge of a
hy.
Nal. Carrier Discharged.
lsrcarrier who was arrested
on the suspicion OF being inn
IN the dynamite c hnspirEcieE
dynamite package was found
msil.pouch, was to-day dis
/ His innocence was demon
harding the Law Courts.
an law cnurts at Temple Bal
rsely guarded to-day in conse,
Of a letter received by the au'
that an attempt would bC
blow up the building with
Do
4 z the examination of Newbolt
d yss produced against him In
Ans Of letters received from
England threatening to blow
town ball In Derby. The
\ admitted that the hand
on the envelopes containing
ettera was his Newbold, wher
10 explain away this evidence
lathe could not, although lac in
fHAT NE WAS INNOCENT
rongei, The chief constable
be asked the magistrate to re
the prisoner, declared that thu
ives were la .he possession in al
plete state of other evidenc,
Newbold OF q more serious
InumsIsntlRl character than
ready prod uced. NewOold wa
ded until February Z.
ardlng the Bank OF England.
= guards have been placed at tb
Of Englaud In consequence Q
lsAls 10 blow up the building
'lice are making an investiga
Real ConspirAtor in Custody.
Z developments in the Hewbolt
Derby are exciting much Rtter
ID constantly grow more serious
aisd that the police discovere
the prisoners papers docu
which reveal a plot OF consider
agnitude. The principal lette
'edat I eprisoners examinatio
bed the details of q conspiracy t
ip the Derby town ball 1hI
vas written from Derby, not /
lld's hand writing, but the enve
llalnet his address, penned b
Y so that the recipier
know where 10 send h.
7 During the proceeding
.soner Was much Rgitated. A
me Of his arrest Ne@boId Wa
yea In the Derby shops Of tn
"a Railroad company, and req
'ofe the ordinary clothes OF
lgmAn.
The Police NoRpIussed.
Derby town hall has b en- place
especial uolice protection, an
Ulcers Of the Midland Rsilrof
10y are using great vigliauce
Guy OIL clews of discovered col
Y Ord,rs have been sent fro
Y 70 de'ain and search all ~
I tefsonH found travelling ov,
Inland road
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WoRK REsu MEp ArTnE wv YAhDs.

WAsHINGToN, Jan 9l.-Secretary
Cha ndler has directed resumption OF
the work at the navy.y yards aud sta.
lions, which was suspended January
ON ACCOUNT Of the failure OF congress to
provide for It's continuance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-01
STATE AFFAIRS.
The Senate Passes a Bill Providing
for Reformatory for Youth
full Criminals.
A Bill Introduced in the House Com
pellng Children to Attend School
Four Months in the Year,
THE SENATE.
Special.

49, 1AasNeAA Aaa
Special.
AUSTIN, TEX Jan. sI.-In the SEN
ate to-day the following bills were in
troduced; To better regulate tho trial
Of civil suits.
TO provide for the care and preserva.
ton Of asylums.
Providing that former ncQuittsl shall
prevent prosecution again for the same
Uffense.
To provide for the separation Of par.
titiun fees.
To provide for the appointment Of
guardians by county judges.
To better regulate insurance compa-
| MES
The bill to provide for reformatory
for youthful criminals WAS passed.
Inc Woods bill TO preventive forma-
| ton OF corporations to deal in land was
! passed.
The bill simplifying recognizance
was passed.
THE HOUSE,.
In the house to-day the following
bills were introduced:
To license and regulate gamblers
and gaming.
To validate the location OF land Ger.
tiheates issued under an act OF the
Seventeenth legislature to disabled eK.
Confederate soldiers.
To compel parents and guardians Il
send their children to school fouI
months In the year. by II j. Moore
coloTed, OF Washington county.
Mr.. BrOwning's hill to refund thJ
back interest ON school land collected
by the land board from actual settlers
was discussed and made special order
for Monday morning
Nlce-President Waldo Of the Contra
railroad will address the house railroad
committee Monday evening in regarC
: to the proposed railroad legislation.
BURNET EXOURsIoNIsrs.
A body of excursionists, mostly leg
: islators, will go TO bumet tomorrow
1 TO investigate the granite quaries.
8 CHARTERED.
The Todos Santos Land aud Csttl
: company Of Austin, capital 100000.
LoBBYING A BILL.
D DR.. Yandell Of Tom Green county i
= here working for tue passage Of tn
bill to extend the time Of payment q
interest on the school land 10 August
on account OF the present tinaucis
pressure. The indications are ths
=, he viii be successful in getting
through.
J. X. JONES UNITED STATES SENATOR
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 81
!. When the legislature met in joint Sc
G sion at noon to-day, ex-Gov. Berry
letter withdrawing from the senator's
race was read. On the first ballot ia
: X. Jones, the representative from Il
Third congressional district, va
, elected United States senator. TT
e vote stood Jones ~, Dunn 40, @,
70 Breckenridge 8; necessary to chol
h "a.
g A UNITED SRA res SENATOR CHEATEl
=, DENVER, Col, Jan. 3l.-The hOu
/ to-day unanimously adopted a re
Re olutioA providing for an inye,t
CATION OF the charges made by Senat
Ie Hin in recent interview IN Chicag
o in which he stated that he WAS
feated for the position Of United Sat
a senator by the free use Of corpora
~ money.
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-SsaiIAi, Jan. 81 -Ex-Governors
In asa AID KwAng-Li were con-
- ssa Today 10 be beheaded for al.
3 Tue French to capture Bac-
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King,

The leading druggist, 5O2 Main street,
opnosite p"siotfire
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HS'Eons genuine without a bunch OF green
hope on the white label. rhun all ths vile y l.
sonDus stun With "HOp" or Hops In their
name.
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And numerous other feature have been odd.
ed Also a complete exhaustive summary
OF the news In al departments. IL IL read
by upwards OF half "A pilliou people and II
good advertising mediu no, roh'hng factories,
farms ana homoa OF all descriptions IN every
part OF the country.
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FOREIGN NEWS

The Herald has always beep distinguished
by the mllneHh Of Us cable dispatohes. Tho
new transatlantie telegraph cables Will In
crease facilities.
me Farm apartment OF the Weekly Her.
aid ~ practical, ~ goeH 70 the point anu docs
many moro than
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New York Herald.
WEEKLY EDITION.
sKETonEs, oARrooMs,

BHghteHt, most Neway aud Accurate Weokl
Journal In the Quilted sta,eH
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ONE DOLLAR a YEAR

From the HuRgestiOpr OF The Farm Depart.
ment alone COZ corning soil, ca lie, crops,
tees, buildings, R-fden ng, poultry DdagTls
cultural economy. THE Home" inFuucts
the housewife hnd the children Ia regard "
economical ami tasteful rev di hes, the fash
ions aud tho making OF hove comforts. In
addition are given latest reports ~ trade
and
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The condition Of money, eolumua OF miBcel-
lhueou. reading, poetry, tprcial noVeleitee,
wit and humOr, both social ana political,
sporting nees, popular sci nee, the doings OF
Weli.knOwu pers1nH O tue world, depart
ment devoted 20 the 1famatic and ] Tie stage.
and best news az the world, II IS also Jour
nal Tor the fami y.
kubHe ibe one do, lar, AZ any time for fun
states or RnRdG
The New YorE Herald in Weekly Form
Address NEW YORK HERALD,
brOsdHa3 and Ann rtfost.
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A PERFECT NEWSPAPER.

u cOntHiub al tic g ne al news OF tne daily
edition OF the Herald, which haa the largest
circulation Ia the United STATES.
Independent In y lite IL l. he most val
liable chronicle Of political news In the
world impArtially giving the occurrences
a opiDlons OF all parties, 40 that AL sides
nny DO known IL Ga departmental
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&c PalIee Nonplnssed.

Derby town hall has b en- placed
Especial uolice protection, and
solhceTs Of the Midland Railroad
p.iy are using great vigilance to
Oul oil elews of discOYt red con-
" Ord, ID have been sent from
~ 70 de- ain and search all sus-
tefsonh found travelling over
oland road
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ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

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LITERARY NOTES.

c.aro - "a the title Of Bret Hsr'es
t..,,,o hook Of stories now In the press OF n'uen
- u,e,,n A. n The next volumes IN tn'' ~ -
xIs,,. ..r,o. vill contain the " Biglow Papers
.,, =, hunting adventure By Lieutenant schwa'N"
4. coming from tho press Oh oasse'i
titled Nimrod in the North"
rour editions Of Mrs. divers book on pcan ''"-'
have boen called for in as many months
The etching which Mr.. Garrett has mau' .'' ~
p,as,pe, Forthcoming book on 1hackefAS -
se..n.o,ts the great novelist at three-quar'ers
- =. ,ha e.sv ,nsouciant attitude which all WIo
h;., u;u remember The book will De puonSuou
- r,,,,n,ss u,bam g. Co. immediately MIR. hseihs
.sv. that the house in Youngest, kensing'oh' w"e
nvanitv FAIR" Esmond" and Penoenhis
-rt.en IL occupied by gentleman upon MhOi" W.
literary associations of the building are no' ,''"
has n,aced an ornamental window in the STUDY "n'0n
Thackeray occupied. aud commemorated 'he "o'A
there by an appropriate inscription
u,ss Jswett.s new novel. Marsh Island" mas al
ready gone into its fourth thousand =.
Hartman Iotze's Outlines of Practical Philosophy
translated by Professor Ladd of Yale, Will SOON w
published by CHM & Co.
The next number of " The Auan'ic ~
long poem by Whittier.
a., Gamma, authors Max Koch and Kari honrhu
uense have recently published volumes oil ohakeSPea.o
.,ud;es Moritz Carriere, in reviewing the oookS III
" DIE Allremelne Zeitung." says: 81 should IKE "
refer to these two volumes which, without pene
against it, are inmical to the absurdi'y wh,Un e'"n
lators have transpanted from America 10 0e'"a"1'
Tbs idea that Shakespeare did not write bis Dramas
but Bacon OF verulam, of whose pOetical activity no.
hodv knows ANYTHING and whose fame as a scien,'S'
and philosopher be growing hreadbare OF Una,
other eminent gentlemen. like Essex and kaeign
in their composition, reminds us OF the opinion neu 90
the Pegntz Shepherd Klay, that tragedy was nut.
Tho inability. comedy for the commonalty and tha' IN
all ages only kings and mobiles had written Tragedy
The call on shakespearean scholars to refute the mum
buu of the transatlantic blue stockings can only De an
swered by the query Shall we make ourselves ro,cu-
lousl Do astronomers, mathsmaticians ana pny-
seists refue the demonstrations which are maue
aa that tho sun reyolves around the earth that the
circle has been squared" and that there no such
a. atmospheric pressuref
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

TIME FqS 81 T9TT M eyE ;s 1885,
SS'f 5t2 2 a. rs so $50 o t tso Sa
az SaG Tor ps con and
on all lay Trains and SLEEPING
SnsS ana g isso .
$50 so o sS 9OS 10 T9 5 and ss Se .
sTS 0A Ha lS a9 p m and pu1,spuno Penn
For ~ &iittIIffAasroar sySPURy. LEwIsByRa ana
For HAkRisBURG at 600 7i5 s45 m, loo 1850. 400
For SS ss % sq5dsy; s # pS5 oo so 500
For S3 s it2 l2SS p Zoo sSa t5 G5S p
For For SifkEsBhfhE and PirTsIoS 4 Zoo; $40 me-
For For PR5LT9G a. oo ms slJ H. Loo 500
For EF4tgHEM ALLEN r9%S .na M "a. cn sn1Sa
For sa9 atAoo TOO s45 m loo, $780, s45 4eo
9 1s2 n sSPdIs' 5 M
sr 200 Sac 80 iOO $780, AGO. 4''
For SG S9 500 49, 5 5Sss s.5 5i 800
s.sd lg Zoo 5,s ssc s6O oSc sunday. 400 500 NJ
s so9 S Ecs e. e. so 81 .s sss lSis
pS9 SUI sundays 500, $40 m. 1900 m 1880 400
.S$ AZ SrSvr st III Hg5: :as.s s
45Ss and sSS zee "a .
1fS trGR %lNELAND and sRrDaEroN
4:30 liS0 y. N.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For Ers fsF 80 SGn Tf ANcH
4.3O lttI o. IN $40 4 IS sundays .:S0 m 49, ,
| For EI,BEKoN AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
| OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT Co. lUi2 T. MI
| 345 4ii5 p. mr. sundays. except AsBuRf PARK ane
For ATLANfIc HfGHLASDs 40 1915 MI s.iS: tas
Fdpr LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER BARNEoAT. 4;soa M
3;45p.m. -. ,...... p,.r ~. a
North river 81 Hi7. 257, PSI 2so. ss7 gi4 and 52s
Rroadysy, $3.50 7S7 7i9 6thaye.; kvirgton-stt ~
10 is and li3 Greenwich ST. l6s. POS last lZotnses
1872 $50 Bowery, and principal Heseis IN OK VA
Fult,nstJ 40 S79 Manhattanaye 1872 Atlantic ave, ID
iIohos.n 25i WashiugtonsL ". Y. TrlnSfer Company
viii call Tor check baggage from hotels or residsnes~
destination. ~ =, u.xcocK
j.. L. WoOrrEN, - " ". IA IA rscret IT.
n = BALDWIN, q. f. p. Agt. lis Liberts. a.. y. L.
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Z ru1cuvA1IFY RAuROAD.-Pnssen 20
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

Pennsylyania railroad. foot of Cortlandt-
stations ia. II. and Desbrosses-st.
NEWfohh' Phila and Reading II. r.. loot iioertyst
LEAVE Commencing May -. lsSo:
For south Amboy. via Philadelphia and Re ding hroad
400 SAB IL a M, le0. T. .. oAo p nj sundays .
Via Pcnr syvania Raoid. l2 m. p m Sundays, a.
For M,tswau via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad $3.50
s:l6 II a. m. 1870, 400. 4.30 b. $50 p MI sundays
SA5h. m. 80, e,.
Via Pennsylvania Rlliold IN II m' p mi Sundays
For Red Bank VIA philadelphia and Reading Railroad 4SO
S;lJ a. No. l.O T. 4:3O J:i5 =. sunday l; S;io a. ~
Via Pcnusy vania Railroad. M, IL mr $50 D. M
sundays e. M, y. m. o. NJ,
For Long branch Grove Asbuy Park Ocean Belch
Spring Lake Grit Point PIE sant etc. VIA Phadephla
and Reading Railroad. 4SO H:l5 l3o !, DAD D. m
Sund Us mot stopping at ocean Grove or AsouTy PARK
$40 a m. =, ooo -
Via TeInsyivania Railroad a. NJ. IL M; $50 ?. M
Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or AsOuy ran !"
n 81 NANcOCK j. X. WOOD.
q. p q 4. A. 7. &. r. X, H. u. 4, "A. 4, " ~,
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Express Trans leave NewYork Desbrosses and Court
landt street Feires, as follows;
go 100, s 9 g Chicago Lmi5ed and 10 washington
and p and ~ night SUNDAYS 6;aS 9 ~ hmteds
Trains leaving New York daily except sunlsy g. ana
IIOa M. l. a. 44O and p. m connect at Trenton fos
Camden.
Returning Broad street Station; Philadelphia
i2i 32J $40. $50. 1880 500 $3.50. II and 1l:ls
Limited Express 1:So end 40 p M J. 81. 4 S,s
g. 5:45. $50 a m, l. ll;50 Lime, 630 7I0, TAO p m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $40 m daily exceps
Ticket Offices $40 425 and 944 broadway Aston Hcusa
and Desbrosses and Courtlandt sts Courtst and
Brook YIN Annex station foot OF Fulton st. BrooKlyni
Buschs Hotel HobOken station. Jersey Sity En- grant
Ticket ONCE, No 3 Ea,tery-pace, and Castle Garden
The NewYork Transfer 60 npany will call for and check
o"sff En- Rits r. PIGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agcnt
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I'HE NEW LINE
,t,,u vopv PHIL A Is al pitt " UORFOIK or POINT

CoMFoRT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER TtiAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
New York philadelphia q Norfolk railroad Company
now Day and Night Express between Nowfork
Charles. Trans laavo Nowi ork Pcnnsyvanil
Eailroad $40 m week days End p daily arriving pld
Point Comfort ole week days and $3.50 daily Nsr
folk p IN. and sl5 ssspirg cars through from New
Cape Charles and ParlOr Car Philadelphia with
charge Tel FaclOrca sleeping
be secured 1T Ilegos Ccs Of the RAILROAD
Company. n. H. co. g Genl Pa,a Freight
n. w.pDnAE. au- -s.r,. .dsnt
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Oreau Cleaners

TNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
CITY OF c CHESTER ras..o". Thursday June T. m
TSal :sy Jun! June y g M
CRY OF BERLIN ~ ........T THURSDAY July 2 800 m
B1 Iom P;er 81 North River. CABIN P%sAS
and 800 Brunsxek seleyeliug berths 50 extra inter-
m For passage apply IMAM STEAMSHIP CO.
philadelphia odhce, No los south itl-s1
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S.. GO.
NEwYofF hos sDd E2gfa TS HNp BREMEN
NE6K1G S Tee 4, suqs e q M M
~ Tansis is RpsA We'd jun,
su I @ On p p5sr Fist
Second Cabin osteerage at lowest rates.
oELRIcHS sCo. No. Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES F9K cAEzaTlAAN CEN
1 Thhk AS Sbi sSDfH gMERicA AN6 MEXTcS
From T fSr tho isr SEE 1901 Panama ~
Connecting for central and d. south and
CITY OF ssSs iay .1 Jqn sn Is RITZ
zEALAHDJA sails saturday a,ia June s Is sIRnd %
For re IN passage AMI apply COM
panys Oidce on the pier 1907 Ganas superptepden
pED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris
IL Sailing from New.YOrk and Antwerp every saturday
PENS saiaraay 'uhs n % IioV :, M
Saloon $50 to 800 excursion $500 second CABIN,
$50 sTiR'' %aiGHf s3Ss CENT As55 Broadway
THE u. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
American passenger line for ST. Thomas Barbados Para,
Marsnham pernambuco Bahia and RIO dc Jan n from
ADVANCE. Wednesday, June 10 Az noon Iron
FINANCE......... Friday, July 3. Robert stores
MERRIMACK, saturday, August IL Brooklyn.
H on .
WHITE STAR LINE-MAUKY ROUTE. lie.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
Frs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CELTIC. Capt Gleldel. SATURDAY June D. IL ~
ADRIATIC. Capt Psrsell saturday June ~ noon
BRITANNIA. Can't Perry. SATURDAY iu p Al
From the " hite star Dock. foot OF West lOthst -. -
RATEs-Ssoon $50 $50 and 800 Return tlckes,d AL
favorable terms Steerage at low rates. intermediate
attic ony) s35 For Inspection OF plans ard other
York. r. J. CORTiS Agent
nse"'' ''' sTJiART g. ToBEY 406 Walnutst,
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT COS STEAM
peck Slip Pier 25 +. r., at and II p m Sundays
New Haven with special trains Tor
MEniDEN, HARTFORD. sPRINGtIELD. HOLYOKE,
90 Tickets and baggage checked at ga broadway N
Y and Courtst Brooklyn Excursion 10 New-Haven ami
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
i OF SEWERS.
OFFICE or THE EsGNKRR coNMIssIoy,l
WARRINGTON, MAY 2sth 1898. I
ydectiOn OF the Board OF scaled
will be received this Office until IL oolooS Tuesday
June g. 1880 for constructing In the city Of
District OF Columbia Terra Gotta Pipe Sewers from ~
inches in diameter
forms proposals specifications obtained
az this office upon application therefore together with all
necessary information and bids upon these forms will alone
be considered
The right and all bids parts
bids. q. j. LYDECkEh, Major Of Engineers. u. Il. A..
Engineer Commission, ID. @.
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Mem 3]ublieations.
lust PUBLISHED.
ATLOYEs EXTREMES.

ly MAURICE THOMPSON, author of A Tallahassee GIRL
.H,s Second Campaign" "songs Of Far Weather." etc.
etc vol, IL mo-. CLOTH Price ST.
The scene Of the story laid in the mountains OF ALABAMA
IT'S thoroughly American tale as strong as 1t pct ur
ssque.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arran gements trains from Depot From I'D
ct. 10 minutes earlier.
Coaches Dit To- yfmra and Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and Cnicayo NJ -.
dSHse o1 "a. ss L Pullman
iIson Ont ioi5 .. M; Dsfroit 800 ssiamanca. sSs
o m Se o % seeona dsy Connecting trains arrive To
ledo 1855 .. AID Indianapolis lO:i0 q mr,. en-.
Daisy Chicago Express or sne WeJ I'm ncms
Emrs Buffalo Niagara Falls CINCINNATI ana ana cniSayo -
Rutherford Passac 445 $40 120 800 Peg 20 m ~
midnight sundays 5:i5 $50 1920 las $3.50 TAB
Sc SO sS 49, e2s Il psSe s :S
midnight Sundays 545 $50 1920 IN Lao $50 TAO Sspn
Nesars and Paterson via Newark 6f5 $50 10 1880
800 AGO 500 500 $40 1880 10 and ~ mdught Sat
urday nights only. Sundays 9:15 m 800 $3.50 n a. o "a
snern 445 545 750 1920 m 1ii5 $50 9So o;lU yy
warwick 4:i5 7.46 iO:i5 AIS m. Sundays sl6
Newburg ana Cornwall 1860 m $3.50 4SO p M sunday
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery Q mn s;sop m.
Gosfen G.i5 545 75o w. $50 $50 4.3o $50
Mddsto % rs 5:i5 100 i020 M $50 43c $50
sunday @ $50 o4 Win SS1 ps ssd s1s
Peit Jervis i:45 $50 1920 M 430 $3.50 pm Sun.
'I Boats I leave asd,st r. " s45 s:l5 el6 to ets
fifteen minutes 5so N 10 igtS ~ every tnirv
aP Sr @ and ba%n
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
transfer Of baggage may be LETT az the
Ipress trains from the West arrive m at ITO
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