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Chrfstmau 6Ooos

in endless variety. Fine mixtures, 10.
10 and 90 cents best, 36c. Soft shell
almonds $780,, or 8 pounds for.$1 90 all
other nuts in stock. Large stock OF
Srepss mssains oransei mns oI M kinda
apples, all sizes of plum pudding, raj.
sins of all kinds, canned goods, Bakers
corn 10c.; good corn, 3 cans for 25c.
corn. cans for $50. French peas, iOc.
string beans, lima beans, canned to-
matoes of all kinds and all prices. S.
+. Blackiston, Ninth and Orange SITS.
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Two Murder Trial ..

The jury In the case of John Cox, on
trial at Sunbury, Pa, for the murder
of Milo Jump; committed last June,
went into court on Thursday night with
q verdict of manslaughter. Cox wat
proprietor of the Palmer House at Nor
cumberland, and shot Jump after
ordering him out:of the bar-room.
The jury in the case of Preston Wal
ers, who was on trial in N0rristOwu,
Pa. on the charge Of criminal negli-
gence in causing,a wreckon the Schuy l.
kill Valley Railroad, at Spring Mill,
in which conductor, engineer and fire
man were killed, yesterday returned 9
verdi let of not guilty.
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To christmas Buy ers.

We have supplied over three thousand
people In Wilmington with books,
bibles and albums during the past Two
years. We have recently added fine
stock Of electro silver. plated ware from
one of the best known factories in the
United States latest designs and goods
warranted. Also few fine oil paint
ings, oleogrsphs, picture frames, mir
rors, etc. We continue TO sell on easy
weekly and monthly payments, SO you
can buy good deal with little money
BAIRD 3 MITCHELL, 4l6 Market street,
second floor.
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Christmas Hints.

Avoid the frivolous things that last
but day; chose those which satisfy
the gift sentiment and that are of sub
stanHal value without being too ex-
pensive. Fancy and plain slippers and
rubber boots for ladies, gents, misses
and children heavy weights for rough
country usage, light weights that do
not fatigue. flannel lined cloth slippers,
flannel lined cloth button ana lace shoes
for old folks kid and Ane pcbble but
ton shoes for daughter, or nice kid
shoes for the baby. They will please
your friends and you will be pleased al
the prices at VIM. II. Babcock's, zoe
Market street, The family shoe house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Why give big prices for meat when
the best Of beef, pork, mutton, scrapple
sausage and everything in the meat
line can be had at the great Western
Meat Company's store, 5O7 King st. All
the Company wants IL for persons to
call and see and taste their articles.
They are not compelled, not even urged
to purchase, but the Company wants
people to know all about their meat,
and then they can use their option
about purchasing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19
Special Bargains in GIoaks,

Having closed out for a
New York importer a large
lot of Childre ms Cloaks at a
great sacrifice in price, we
are enabled to offer these
goods at almost half regular
prices. This settlement
should interest mothers who
wish to save money in buy
ing cloaks for their children.
Special bargains, also, in La
dies Newmarkets. Dolmans
and Russian Circulars. Clos
ing out prices. Now is the
time to buy.We are offeringa
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Lost.

A baby's shoulder cape on West Sixth
street, between Market and Monroe
street. ANY one finding the same will
please leave 1t at 005 West Sixth street.
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PRICE ONE CENT
Love IN aCosssxc.

A cottage, POLITICALLY, speaking, is I
smallbut picturesque.domicile, ,embower
cd in roses, and eituated ''near a wood,
adapted to the accom- mmcdation of three
individuals, q gentleman, his wife, and
q little boy with bow and arrows and
wings.
Poesy assumes that bridegroom " he
''no revenue hath" may live In a state
of ecstatie bliss, with a dowerless bride,
In such q residence.
Subsistence is . secondary considsra.
tion.
Bread, cheese and kisses ara all-sufi.
|cient; and, In the absence of the gr0seeI
items, the epicurean food last mention.
ed, is, of itself, excellent love ina cot
tage fare.
What care Cupid for cates-cates with
a G, we mean, for kates with X are a
different matter.
He laughs larders, IS well as black
smiths, to scorn.
He feeds on fancies, and, like his bill
lous brother, Jealousy, grows, by what
he feeds on.
Such, at least, is the sentimental no.
tion of that spoony like divinity, as the
guest of cottage tenanted By cash
less pair.
But sober prose, a bluff fellow that
delights In throwing cold water ON the
beautiful and the tender, suggests that
noneyless couples. who hope to retain
Love as permanent lodger, had better
look to their windows, out of one oi
which, II nothing for dinner comes In al
| the door. hp Is apt to fly.
Any one who has seen a portrait OF
the boy, Cupid, and noted his chubbi-
ness of outline, must know, Of course,
air. 1Ah
| From cottage where there is moth.
ing to eat, and more sentiment than
industry and energy, he is pretty sure
10 make of, atthe first opportunity, in
search of cozier quarters, some shanty,
perhaps, where the vulgar garden grows
cabbages and potatoes, aud the interior
atmsophere has an appetizing flavor OF
beefsteak and onions.
| There can be no doubt that " better
ts dinner OF herbs where love lie, than
o stalled OK and hatred Herewith, %
but when it is all herbs anG no OK the
year round, disgust, If not hatred, will
be very likely to take loves place on
board.
Upon the whole, therefore, substan-
tial and permanent welded bliss" is
scarcely to be hoped for In cottage
| where there Is more play fer imagiua-
ton than the teeth
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Open All the Year Round.

The most healthy Christmas present
you can receive or give your friends. is
to have your carpets and feather beds
thoroughly cleaned and renovated at
the Wilmington Carpet Cle eanipg Works.
7. Ferry, Eleventh and j sckson streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19
Ladies' gold watches at NJ. T. Davis


The funeral of John B. Lewis took
place on Friday afternoon. from his
late residence, No. 903 Gilpin avenue,
and was largely attended. Prayer was
offered at the house by the Rev. Charles
K. Murray, after which tho remains
were removed to st. Andrews p. e.
Church, where services were held by
Bishop Lee and the Rev. Mr.. Murray.
At the close OF the services the funeral
proceeded To the Wilmington and
Brandy wine Cemetery, whore the inter.
ment took place. The pail bearers were:
e. T. Warner. Alfred 8. Elliott, James
II. Hoffscker, Jr., Joseph O. Seeds,
Gregg Chandler and George w. Baker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Three C's.-There are three o's that
seize the children and carry them off.
Group. Mothers DR.. BulPs Cough
Syrup saves the little ones lives.
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The Very Best

Christmas present you can give a gen
tleman friend Is handsome silk muf
fer, and 8. L. Ooheltree has the fines
In the city, at GIT Market street.
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,Tls Very Foolish

to spend your money, In these hard
times, on presents which are not useful;
hence the neckweAr at Ocheltree's, 617
Market street, is just tho thing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

A splendid stock for big folks, like
wise for little folks, and prices as usual
The lowest In town. VIM. H. Babcock
206 Market street. Tho family shot
house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Christmas books, Christmas cards,
Juvenile books, thousands at one hall
price. Pyle& Lichtenstein, 226 Market
street.
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Congress .

Congress.
In the United States Senate on Fri
day the bill granting a pension to Mrs.
Grant was reported and passed. Mr..
Butler called mp his resolution of in.
quiry relative to the alleged orgsniza-
tion of Dakota as q State. After discus
sion Mr., Vest offered as independent
of the resolution of Mr.. Butler o reso.
luton "that the memorial from persons
calling themselves the State Executive
Committee of Dakota be considered as
only from private individuals of Dako.
ta." The resolution was laid over and
ordered to be printed. After further
debate the whole mattAr went over.
Mr.. Beck offered resolution recitinR
that " it is provided by Section 1894 OF
the Revised Statues that coin paid for
duties on imported goods shall be set
apart rs q special fund and shall be
applied as follows: First, to the pay.
ment In coin OF the interest on bonds
and notes Of the United States; second
to the purchase or payment of one per
centum of the entire debt of the United
States, to be made within each fiscal
year, which is to be set apart as a sink.
which shall, in like manner,
| oo HPPtACA W PutShosoo "a
payment of the public debt, rs the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall from
time to time direct; third, the residue te
be paid into the Treasury s" and direct
ing the Committee on Finance Ito. in
quire whether the the laws above stated
now are, or have heretofore been, obey
ed, and If they have net. to report by
bill or otherwise such measures q,
will secure their enforcement" At Mr.
Beck's request the reso luton WAS LAID
over for the present. The Senate ther
adjourned until Monday.
In the House the consideration tn,
Joint rules was resumed, and motion
by Mr., Hammond, OF Georgia, to strik,
out the clause distributing the appro
priation bills among the several com
mittees was defeated-yeas &c, nays 226
The rules were then adopted with sligh
amendment. The resolution for q holi
day recess WAS adopted, the time beinl
set from the 21st inst. to January 9th
The Senate bill granting pension o
$4,000 year to the widow Of Genera
Grant was passed, only one member
Mr.. Price, of Wisconsin, voting in tn
negative. The House then adjourned
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sflk ana Gloria UmbreIlas. :

8. II. Staats, No. 405 Market street,
has a good assortment of silk and gloria
umbrellas, at very low prices, suitable
for the holidays.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

SILK, gloria, alpaca and ginghs m
umbrella, made especially for the holi.
days, at Pyle q Liehtenstein's, 226
Market street.
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Yno weather

Tomorrow promises to be clear to
cloudy, and stationary temperature.
Monday fsir and cooler.
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An InYentIOn. .


Which bids fair TO make Wilmington
still more widely known throughout
the country, is the patent pipe covering
patented by James Il. Wood 81 Co.,
Front and Orange streets, They have
secured patents in Canada as well as
the United States, and are busily en-
gagged in filing local orders, as we'll at
orders from more distant points. They
are fully up on the important methods
of pipe covering, and blend AMI use
their different processes as may be besI
suifed for the work in hand.
For heater-pipe they uss mineral
wool, for water and steam pipes they
use rock wool in combination with theil
patent pipe covering, making the best
non conduc known to the scientific
world. 1t Is indestruotible. Fire
sr@tar. rats or vArrnin of amp mind DON,
affect it in the least. The saving oI
heat for hot air furnaces is from 26 to
80 per cent. and for steam, from 40 tt
10 per cent. Messrs. Wood 8 Co. will
be glad to explain their process to any
one who will call.
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Linen handkerchiefs, a. beautiful q,
sortment selected especially for th
holidays. Pyle s. Lichjtenstein, e
Market street.
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assortment at bottom prices. Pyle 8
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The SharpIess Murder,

The Philadelphia Press to day, In
reference to the arrest Of johnson, the
supposed murderer of John Sharpless,
says; ~
Inquiry shows that the clue about the
stolen hog was run out by detectives
the day after the murder. 1t appeared
that the negro had no reason to have
hard feelings against John Sharpless,
because 1t was not John Sharpless who
found the dead pigs. 1t was Charles
Sharpless, q constable, who found the
pork in the cellar. The clue was there
fore dropped, 1t being known that the
negro had been we'll known to John
Sharpless, and would have been identi
fed by him when he went to the house
the night of the murder.
Chief of Police Williamson, of Ches
ter, came to the city yesterday and was
allowed to see johnson, who denies
that he is the murderer. He says the
prisoner does not resemble the man de-
scribed by Mrs. Sharpless. He says
there is no resemblance between John.
son and the man Carpenter, who Mrs.
Shsrpless said looked like the murder
er, and, instead of having q long prom
inent nose, he had short, round nose,
and . slight mustache, instead of q
bIuOObu IaC0.
A five.cent piece and $40 bill were
found in the dead mans clothes. he
had been given @ nickel, the evening
before, BY neighbor in payment fol
milk. Il hope the murderer has been
do not think there is any likelihood
Of johnson being the man." Chief OF
Detectives Kelly also treats the arrest
lightly. johnson formerly lived In
Elkton, Nd, where he had quite a
Reputation as q daring thief.
Chief of Police Williamson was noti-
fed by telegraph from Kennett Square
on Friday that the Sharpless murderer
had been arrested there. He oommu-
nicated with his informant by tele.
phone, and was told that the man had
been arrested for Burglary and had
been sent to West Chester.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19
what IL n Haberdasher

Gall on 8. L. Ocheltree, at 617 Market
show Won somethinp neat and great.
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Juvenile books, an immense assort-
ment; this line includes the Chatterbox
for 1885. Chitty Chatty. Homespun,
Budget, Pleasure books, Merry doings ,
Fun for Holidays, Life of Grant, Hours
in Fairyland, Shakesperian tales, and
many others, all to be sold at one-hall
price. Pyle & Lichtenstein, 226 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Christmas cards. thous3 uds of them,
at one-third price. Pyld & Lichten.
stein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

For Throat Diseases and Coughs.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, like
all really good things, are frequently
inflated. The genuine are sold only in
boxes e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

The 1.-TWO Johns" 6 we'll known
langhable comedy will be the attrac-
tion 1t the Opera House Christmas
afternoon and evening, and there is NO
doubt but 1t will draw crowded houses
lat each performance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

" shoe house, 206 Market street VIM,
81. Babcook.
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No one can think clearly when suffer-
ing with headache. DIR. Bulls Balti-
more Pills cure headache.
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BREvITIEs.
Sun rises I'll. Sun sets 4.44
Agents for DuMlap's Hats,
RumfOrd BrOthers. Hatfers.

Agents for DuMlap's Hats,
RumfOrd Brothers. Hatters.
Try Bush's coal you viii like It.
George r. Hodges, 6o7 shipley street.
Have you read the Home Weekly? ?''
Rink roller skates at cost, 90 cent store.
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like It.
Birds and cages at Parkers's, East md st
Millard r. Davis, jeweler, e. md stroet.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shiplsy streets
Fine IS X. Rings, st Hanf's. IL e. Fourth
Harting, sign painter, IN West Seventh st
Vary's hiIa. messenger, s. e. cor. bth and
Market.
well preserved man is not necessarily al
ways in pickle.
TIN? 'Tis Rsptcha to pronounce such a
disemyowelltd word.
1t is said that the bang is purely Turkish.
60 of The bang is more likely traceabte
to Greece.
Gall & Welcome is the name ofa Western
firm. They believe in the value of fadvertis
ing.
Fogg afirms that billiards resemble mstrf-
money, inasmuch as kisses and scratches are
common TO Doth.
Go to Adair's for Toys and other Christ.
mas goods and you will save money. Don't
forget the place, 413 King street.
Burning oil, Harrison paint, peri ume,y
toilet articles and medicines Of every kind q,
Booth's Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
Farmers. to make money, should rails.
everything they consume. but they should
not consume everything they raise.
walker & Linton, No. sos SIMPLIFY street
house, sign painters and grainers. Brfct
staining speciality. Estimates furnished
for city or country.
JOHN q. Bryant is selling elegant Plusf
and Morocco albums, at 40 Shipiey street
for $50 each. Your choice in any size, fol
S2.t0 at 4l9 Shipley street.
Go to W. II. Hartlove's, 800 E.Third street
For Guns, Rifles, Ammunition, SPORTING
Goods, Taxidermy and fiHe Gums. Repairing
q speciality. Locksmithing and bell hang
ing attended to.
Gold, nower bronse, velvet ard plusl
mouldinss are all the style. Frames mad
up nom all kinds at Is per cent. on OF usua
prices. Baugh, 2oS West Second street. p
Ross, 11e Market street. has the Iates
styles Of Derby hats an winter caps at th'
lowest prices, also q large stock of wintel
underwear-white shirts - neckwear ant
hosiery. He guarantees satisfaction or re
| turn your money.
Morrow & Croker, All French street. .9rav
| el, Plastic and Stag koofers. Tin roofs made
water tight with our improved coating. Alst
tin roofs painted with the celebr ated AS
bestos paint. Old roofs repaired and mad,
water tight. all work done by US guaran
teed.
PLAcATED,
File, Moilie, fe
Com Q, now, I'll buy
A sealskin sacque and muff beside.
Then MOlIie dries
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ct the REPUBLICAN, office In the shAdA
o'olook 10 O'Clock II O'CLOCK
SO $40 44o
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Gloves

In Kid, Fur Top and Cash
mere, for Ladies, Gentlemen,
and Children, at our usual
low prices, as well as the
best value TO be found in
Hosiery and Underwear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Davis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Ladies' rings at N. r. Davis, East
Second street.
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News Summary.
WOMEN bANMOr BE JAILORB-
.DNOW ON THE PRAIRIES-
ATLANTA PROHIBITION
THE CREAM OF THE NEWS

The Court Of Appeals Of Kentuaky
on Thursday decided that . woman
cannot legally hold the once of county
jailor. The case grew out of the refusal
of the Circuit Court of Daviess county
to qualify Mrs. N. @. Lucas, elected
BY popular vote to succeed her husband,
who WAS killed by q mob in the dis
charge Of his duty.
Seven inches of snow fell on the
prairies of Western Kansas during the
night OF the 11th inst, covering all
the feed for range cattle except on bot.
tom lands. 1t still remains upon the
ground, preventing gra zing. Many Of
the cattle which escaped from the re.
cent prairie fires are reported to be
wandering about blind"
The health authorities of New York
have received request from the health
authorities of Baltimore for informa'
tion regarding the laws for the suppress
sion Of opium joiDts. These dens
have been increasing in number In
Baltimore, and that opium smoking al
a habit was becoming threatening
evil in the absence Of laws to check IT.
The Singer sewing machine factory,
~ E.izaps.hport. NewJersey shut down
yesterday. Its $500 employees were in
formed by large piasa.d that Upura-
tions were suspended until further
| notice, because of the tax levy by the
city. A public meeting Of the employees
has been called for this evening.
OF twenty seven persons who attend
ed the Weitzel birthday party in New
York twenty have been accounted for
and Of these seventeen arc affected
with trichinosis. 1t is not expected
that any Of she younger memb bers of thu
Weitzel family will survive. Several
others are also very sick.
Judge Clarke Of the Superior Court O.
Fulton county, Georgia, on Thursday
night granted temporary injunction
against the announcement of the result,
of the Prohibition election in Atlanta
He will hear argument for . permanent
!iDjure ion on Monday next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

If men are suffering toothache they
should not try to smile and look cool
and handsome. How much wiser to
ease the pain with bottle of Salvation
Oil.
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PLAoATED,
Fle, Moilie, fie
Com Q, now, I'll buy
A sealskin sacque and muff beside.
Then M0lIie dries
Her dewy eyes
And she is sweetly Modified.

The annoyance occasioned by the
constant crying of the baby at once
ceases when the cause is promptly re-
moved by using DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

Boys silver watches at N. r. Davis.
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AChristmas AttracelOn.

Silver thimbles at Millard f. Davis
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAtLROA D--Cou.meuciDg Juno ~. J.
through trains VIII cave q raud tgntrnl Depot:
TN uCheser and Montreal g. press through draw.
room cars to Rochester. -. Alb,usand Montreal.
- 30 tlEt Limited Chicago and -. ICub Npress,
with nniny cars, stopping ut Albany, Itich syracuse
Rochester flo Niagar. Falls ", Clcvcand AMI loeo
MfN'p' ~ 'h'"tFn "a m, Cincinnati '.11 a ~" anu 81
. GUS 7Aop. m. neXtday.
a., .....-. . psess Ora inc TO Canaan.
diugua, ltochestcr NIag,rA Falls and Buffalo
al M. Western New'1 ok and northern Express WIN
drawing room cars
$50 p. ~. Albany Toy ana Utica Express through
drawing cars. To SauitOsa FL Id" ard and Olcns
Fails on saturdays only
p III. ACcOnInlodatlo n 10 Albany aud Troy.
ZIP hicagn and ST. LoniS ENprss, Nth bcrpingcars
for Pills, BUFFALO, CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit III
l. Louis
rs % q. m Express with sleeping Syracuse
Auburn rl.d. md 10 Saratoga nnJ 10 Montreal.
tactic T. with sleeping - 'Or HnchC1-
ter BnT IT, Mag Fils leyesud roado aud Detroit 50
"a Watcrtown ana OgGeusbut. do lVext"Ii ~atur ay
lIt D. M Nght Express win sioepipr-cnrs 10 Albany
and rroy with the mOrurg tor the Vest and
lie North except SRtu.!ry night . ,,.
Tickets s.lo at irand ,eniTa Depot. No o bowling
Grecu 4l3 broadway. Harlem Depot lZihst and 4thave
ard WestcOtts Express icrs parkpco. near Broad
way IS and Dl2 Bro dway, aud 90 west l?5thst new
YORK, 3J Washington and 10 Iutonss EtookYn ana ~
4th At Williamsburg - ,
ons drawing and sseplpgcars can DO
procured tho Ticket Offices IN New ork city, ana
.3i Washing ton At. BruoSya -
Basrage ca I'd Tor INT cIccsed from residence.
n All Ollie except sunday.
These trans siop Harlem l2Jtn.sL ann 4thavel
Ton SUNDAY runs only 10 Albany amt roy, "a, ,,cv
J. NJ. IOUCEH d. " i m pHlCh.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent