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HAMILTON,

Win make the season ending -@gdQ
July LIST, as follows: xfEASH
Mondays, Friday and Satur- VN
days at owners farm Sth district Tuesdays at
Mr.. John W. Merryman's, Monkton Wednes-
days at Mr.. John B. Hunters, near White Hall
Thursdays at -.
Hamilton" is dark bay, l6 hands high, kind
and gentle, and can trot three minute gait with
out any training He was sired by Marshal Ney,
owned by c W. Cockey, Esq, and his dam
Morgan Black Hawk.
TERMS $40 the season, and SIS to insure.
For further particulars, apply to
L. NJ. BACON, Owner,
Philopos P. o.. Baltimore county, Nd
Apl. 24,tJe26.
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ATTENTION is directed to the announcement of
the "wide-awake' Baltimore clothiers, G. N.
Oehm & Son. The reliability of this firm is SO
well established that persons dealing with them
need have no fears of being disappointed. If you
need clothing, they are the people to deal with.
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Found Dead In Bed.--A colored woman,
named Ellen Klobe servant in the family of
Mr.. jeremiah Baden, of Lutherville, was found
dead in bed Thursday morning. Justice Gideon
Herbert, of Towsontown, held an inquest, the YER
dict of the jury being that death resulted from
rush of blood to the head. The deceased suffered
from phthisic, but beyond that nothing was known
of her condition until found as stated.
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You are invited to inspect the best assortment
of groceries and liquors in the city. The quality
is the best and our inexpensive, yet central loca-
ton, enables us to undersell the whole trade. ii
S. Pitts 125 N. High, door South of Gay st.
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w. g. T. 1.-THE annual election of officers
of the w. G. 7. U. of Towsontown, took place on
18th inst, when the following officers were elected:
Mrs. Columbus Sheridan, president; Mrs. Gideon
Herbert Mrs. Sylvester Bowen, Mrs. Durand
Bowen Miss Jennie German, Miss Mary Scharff,
Mrs. Clarence McMaster vice presidents; Mrs.
Alfred G. Lee, recording secretary Mrs. Charles
Phipps, corresponding secretary and superinten-
dent of literature; Mrs. Joseph Phipps, treasurer
and Mrs. J. Wesley Lee superintendent of evangel-
istic work
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DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron, which
is not only food for the brain, but is also tonic
for the blood afording building material to the
human system, its constituent parts being daily
used by the leading physicians of Europe and
America in their practice. Sold by all druggists.
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HAND MADE SHoEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue, in rear of Wheeler's Hotel, Towson-
town. makes to measure all kinds of LADIES AND
GENTS SHOES AND Doors. Correct styles and fit
guaranteed. Repairing promptly done.
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You WANT New HAT, DoN'r You well go
to France & Southcomb's, northeast corner of
Baltimore and Holiday streets, and select one
from their large and beautiful stock. They dis
play the latest styles and sell at the most attrac
tive prices. They have very large line of straw
goods of all grades and prices and you cannot
help but be suited. Under the German Bank,
Baltimore and Holiday Streets
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The Coming State Fair.--The executive
committee of the Maryland Agricultural Society
held meeting in Baltimore, Wednesday last,
and heard reports from ub-committees on premi-
um list, racing events, &C., for the proposed ex-
hibition at Pimlico next September, commencing
on Monday, 18th, and continuing five days. The
racing will commence on Tuesday, and during the
exhibition nearly $4,000 in prizes and money
will be distributed in premiums, no prize being
less than $500, except in the colt race and purse
of 81 900 will be offered for the free ALL which
will take place on Thursday and will be likely to
attract some of the fastest horses in the United
States. There will be sweepstakes, grand stee-
pe-chase and other racing events. A running
race will be on the card each day for gentlemen
riders. The association propose to make it the
most prominent racing programme ever offered to
the people of Maryland, while the cattle and
other premiums will be liberal and attractive.
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Propertv Sal

Property Sales.-Messrs. Taylor Dreamer,
auctioneers, sold on the premises, on Tuesday, for
Henry T. Tapman, Esq, trustee, the fee simple
property on Townsend avenue, Friendship, Balti
more county, lot go by 3O3 feet, improved BY a
two-s story frame dwelling, &C., to Mr.. Edwin VAIL
for 81 800.
On the same day Messrs. William Seemuer
Il Co., auctioneers, sold for Bernard Carter, Esq 4,
attorney named in the mortgages, two dwellings,
233 and 235 Maryland avenue, Baltimore county,
lots II by l IA feet, ground rent S137.5O eachj to
Mr.. Samuel X. George for 50 500 each.
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Hon. George Yelloa, Chief Judge Hon. Dopid
Fo,oler, Associate Judge; ". c. Burke, Esq,
STATES AH'y; John w. Shanklin, Esq,
Clerk ; Slas Y. Miller, Esq, Sheriff.
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THE YOUNG CLYDESDALE
STALLION
FARMER BILL! A

Will make his second season at TG9V
the subscribers stable, near Unionvile, 11th dis
trict, from April Goth to July goth, 1886. He is
a beautiful dapple bay, with dark points and ris-
ing years old, II hands high and weighs about
900 lbs; fine style and action, well broken, and
for general utility has no superior in the State.
He is by the imp. Clydesdae, Mineral Chief, and
his dam fine Percheron mare. He will recon-
mend himself to competent judges. Terms $50
to insure; SIS the season, to be paid within the
season; persons parting with insured mares before
they are known to be in foal, will be held for the
insurance LEWIS Y0DER, Owner,
Apl 17.-3m*.) Long Green P. o., BALTIC. co.
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The "Old Town" Merchants.-Abouto one
hundred and seventy-fve members of the Old
Town Merchants and Manufacturers Association
OF Baltimore, made excursion over the West
ern Maryland railroad to Hagerstown, on We'd
nesday last The weather was rather unpleasant,
but the trip was heartily enjoyed by all. At
Hagerstown the visitors were received by the
Mayor and other prominent citizens and were
pleasantly entertained for several hours. On their
return trip, according to previous arrangement,
the excursionists stopped at the thriving town of
GIyndon, Baltimore county, where they were
ceived by a committee of citizens, composed of
DR.. C. A. Leas, Dr. R. II. Henry, c. Moore, W.
I. Haughey, Jos. Passano, j. Smith Orrick, W.
D. Yinglng S. N. Marriott and Joshua Tracey,
by whom they escorted to the new town
hall. DIR. Leas, chairman of the committee, made
an address in which he said that the Old Town
merchants ought to make an effort to have the
fare and freight on the Western Maryland rail-
road reduced. He said the road would profit by
it and the Old Towners also, many farmers, on
account of high rates, toted their freight to the
city in wagons, and would 60 in the northwestern
part of the city, and would spend their money
and buy their wares in that section; whereas if
the fares were reduced they would go by rail and
enter the heart of Old Town. The DR.. was follow
ed by ex-Mayor Latrobe, who made very happy
speech. During the speeches ice-cream and cake
were handed around.
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A Song Bird In Court-Right of Property
Therein.-The case of Warner vs.. Chesney was
tried in the Circuit Court for Baltimore county on
an appeal from magistrate, the subject matter
of which was canary bird appraised 50. The
facts were that the plaintiff was the owner of a
canary that escaped and was captured in neigh
boris yard. writ of replevin was resorted to
under which the bird was taken by an officer of
the law and returned to the plaintiff. There must
have been some "feeling' in the matter, for
lawyers retained, costly luxury to most
people, and much costs accrued. Maj. John |.
Yellott and NJ. W. 0ffutt were counsel for the
plaintiff, and Gen. Bradley T. johnson and w. F.
Wharton represented the defendant. The evidence
was all on one side. The defendant had no wit.
nesses and was not in court But the contest was
continued from Tuesday until Wednesday before
a jury and eliminated in discussion of the i'm
portant question of law to whether or not
canary bird was q wild animal { ere natural, in
which the owner could hold only qualified prop
erty so long as he was held in seryitude, but if
he escaped into this free air of ours, was immedi
aely restored to liberty and his natural rights and
belonged to no man until again reduced into pos
session, then held not to be the subject of his first
owner on the writ of replevin. On the other side
it was commended that he was the property of the
original owner and his escape from custody did
not disturb the right of property, as he was of
value, imported as an article of merchandise,
foreigner, not native, purchased and owned alb
solutey for the pleasure afforded by his sweet
voice, cheerful and agreeable manners. All this
came up under one prayer offered by the defend
ant Judge Fowler did not seem impressed with
the romantic idea of wild liberty and natural rights
but leaned towards that of absolute property and
as an article of merchandise. He overruled the
prayer and the jury found for the plaintiff one
cent damages and costs, including $3.50 before the
magistrate and some SIS above.
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One evening last week Mr.. r. NJ G. Trainor Of
this place, accompanied by two friends, went
down to Gwynn's falls to catch cells. Anticipa-
ting large "catch," they stopped at a house by
the way to borrow butcher. knife with which to
kill any of the large fellows that might prove re-,
fractory. They did not find a knife to suit them
and had to 60 without one, but it did not matter
much, as they only caught three cells, none of
which were much larger than an overgrown fishing
worm I.
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Family Reunion.-A reunion of the fam
lily of the venerable Pleasant Hunter, of Wise
burg, Baltimore county, was held on Thursday
last, at the old homestead, and all were present
except DR.. Sias W. Hunter and his family, who live
in Baltimore. The family consists of six chill
dren, flour sons and two daughters,) five of whom
are married, and thirteen grand children. very
delightful time was had around the family hearth
stone. Rev. Pleasant Hunter, of Palmer, Mass,
son, was present with his family. Mr.. Thomas
j. Hunter, OF Towsontown, is another son. Among
the sons there is one preacher, one physician,
one lawyer and farmer. Mr. Shorey, the
Baltimore photographer, was present and made
picture of the family groupe. Mrs. Clara Straw
insk, of York, Pa, sister of Mrs. Pleasant Hun
ter, and Miss Dora S. Pierson, of Towsontown,
cousin of Mrs. Thos J. Hunter, were also present.
Painful and Perhaps Fatal Accident
The aged wife of Isaac Burkins, gate keeper at
Cross Keys, Falls road, fell from porch OF her
house, about ten feet, on Thursday Her spine
was hurt, and she otherwise so badly injured
hot ar extremely critical.
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Swallows Make a Raid.-The Sun of We'd
nesday says: "On Monday evening, just before
sunset, myriads of swallows appeared in the north
western section of the city in the vicinity of La
fayette Square For half an hour the birds flew
in dense cloud to and fro, after the fashion Of
swallows when singy searching for food. Then
they circled around the spire of Ascension Church,
making a turn or two one way, and then reversing
the cycle of flight around the steeple. Thousands
of curious people attracted by the unusual
incursion, wondering why the birds had come.
Their presence is accounted for by the SUPPOSE
ton that they following insects of some sort,
which had been driven this far inland from the
salt marshes or other locality by the strong and
steady winds. Those who saw the swallows de-
clare that there were millions of them. Since the
English sparrow took possession of Baltimore and
its surroundings it is rare that swallow is seen
in our streets at all"
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GENCY.

A GENcH. &C
The undersigned having had many IA,
years experience, and being well known to the
community offers his services agent for the pur-
chase and sale of HORSES, CARRIAGES, and
everything appertaining to the stable, on com
mission. THOMAS RUSKELL,
May S.-3m) 126 N. Howard St.. Baltimore.
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Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
OF EACH WEEK, AT RESIDENCE OF OWN
Err, "HAYFIELDS."
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On Tuesday Of Each Week,
AT ASHLAND IRON C0MPANY'S FARM,
GREEN SPRING VALLEY.
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r DAMS NEGOTIATED,

I OANS NEGOTIATED, EMM
ON FIRST MORTGAGE, IN SUMS OSUIT.
FARMS FOR SALE. Apply to
S. PARKER BOSLEY,
Apl. 1S.-tf) Towsontown, Md.
BOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARDING, with home comforts.
Charges moderate. Apply to
H. W. SHEALEY,
May 15.-3m.) Towsontown, Md,
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On Thursday Of Each Week,
AT Mr.. JOHN MAYS'S FARM, ON YORK
TURNPIKE, NEAR PINEY HILL.
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No. 3O26 PERcHERoN STUD Book OF FRANCE.
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Miscellaneous.
IMPORTED NORMAN
l. PERCHERON STALLION,

No 236S NATIONAL REGISTER SNEA& ~
FOR NORMAN HORSES. w
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W I'D MAKE The DEhDUN Ut IooUJ DEUIN-
MING APRIL LIST.
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rNHOROUGHBRED

WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1886,
AT STABLE OF HIS OWNER,
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NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

on after sept r. 1856 trains VIII leave West 42dst
All trains ieave from downtown station, foot Of Jay st.
North RIVER 20 MINUTES caller than nom foot OF West
s2d--i
Detroit and Chicago $50 M, GOO. 's;lop M sieepers
through
~. LOUIS, Goo $40 D. m. Sleepors through
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Fals $40
$3.50 a. H. 600 -elO In Stepefs aLa drawn groom
Highland. Pouglke epse and Kingston $40 -IlO 1870.
1l:25 H.. as. 900. $50 J.. m. $3.50
saugeIes and Albany $40, $40 $50 lI:-o m, slo.
Catsk TO- s7.Io -9.3O 1925 H. s5. 600. $40 n.
Cransions West Point Cornwall and burg $40 TAO
$3.50 1910 1928 NJ. 10 $50 D. m Gld coop M Tor
CTansOns Cornwall and Newbufg
For Montreal and Canada East 600 r. m
Hamilton. London, 'e3Oa IN. 600. silO ?. m Toronto.
$3.50 a. M. 1000 '-.lO D..
Saratoga AMI Lake org ll2j a arlOr car 10 Albany
Hobart $40 ll:26 kAaterskl Hunter Grand Hotel
Station PhGnca, 3d. ll25 a. slj y. Paror
To IN -ston on lli25 am. train -.
PaenYile Cairo and Mountain House Station, 3.lO 40,
1925 a. N, pariOr o. Catskill ll;25 a. ~.
q My iDay, except Saturday. Other trains daily except
Sunday
For dkes ne-tables parlor sleeping nccommoda
tions Information apply at Offices Brooklyn 1888 wash
lngtOp-st $50 tuli0Dsti Anpei Once. hot VI fuOntt
Eew.YOk city, B63 1856 Gag broadway, 1887 BOveIy aud
West Shore stat0ps foot OF West i2dst. foot Of vat,
North River and Penn X H. Station Jersey City Westcots
Express viii call for aud check baggage from hotels and rest
dshoeA Orders can be left at MI = s,go Sosr1r
GVandsrDltavA Gsnsssl Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NEW:YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

EW 1Ohk zen lRAD AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA D-Commencfng June 81 1896
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
M Rochester EXPRESS through dfawing-rOo
Albany TROY. Montreal. Syracuse AMI Rochester
90O m. The Limited" dining cars stopping a.
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fals
ERE Cleveland and Toledo arriving al Chicago $50 and
1880 A. H. Chicago Express drawn groom Rich.
Buffalo 1900 ~
ill3O a, m. Western NewYorx AMI Northern Express
with drawing room
S30p Albany, Troy sarato-a AMI Utica Express with
dfewingfOomand Buffet ears To Troy aud Saratoga
4 p m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi.
cago and ST. Louis. Dning-car New York to bany
$50 Montreal Express with sleeping syracuse
and 10 Auburn road and 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
900 y. M, or 10 hC stcr only through sleeping car
f'l Pacific Express, with sleeping-car loches-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo and
chicago Sleengcars TO Clayton and OgdensbuTg daily
1ll5p m. Night Express with seepngcars 10 Ilany
and Troy. Connects with the morning trains for tho West
and for the North (except SATURDAY night.
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot No. 7 Battery
Place Alb Broadway Harlem Depot 125th-st 4tlave
and at Westcotts Express Offices near Broad
way) 80 and e42 broadway and 60 West l25h.st New.
ath-st. Williamsburg. ~
Accommodations in drawing and sleepngcars can DO
1873 Washington-s~ brooklyn.
Baggage called FOR and checked from residence.
These trains daily. All others daily SUNDAY
THESE trains stop at Harlem l25-st and ithavel
J. NJ. 1OUCEI ID. NJ. kENDRICK
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trans leave fIo% ChS%eers At station for Engevood
p 1900 midnight Sundays 1880 $50 H. 400 and 800
pm ,,.. s.,- ,.r.
7$o $50 $50 S0op m Sundays sso ms s so5
p.
ERE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
T .ss bon TaPs fIy s5 SsG :, end
.s t'a'l station fifteen minutes
M rod @a Gosa s1qday ay
Buffalo sleeping Coaches Horneiisviiie 10 Cincinnati 30
S R9 ssg e cr s q Ra AID R.fl
Cleveland 1920 NJ Cincinnati. 6i2 p m. Chicago $50
Gn.o and 5h S sssona
5;s5 The most popular night between Sew ors
o.. m.-Day Chicago Express Pullman and Dav sleenr
Coaches to Bne hAmton hnira Buffalo, Niagara Falls Gin
90 A. 800 $50 i46 $40 $50 $50 l g. 10.
Ss5 So io2oa $50 745 soo 10 80 IN.
is 5o 52G fo $50 ,S 1900
ss0 10 20 M ii0 AS, $3.50 745 800 1880 M.
NsysGk ami Paterson via Newark $50 500 800 1000
300 1000 p M and 10 90 midnight Wed9esiay frias1
s s9a sunday nights only sundays sl5 800 $50
sqasTn g. 90 100 $50 lo2oa m las $780, $50. 800
1Gp9Rddays o45 ~ so lO2Ca IN, las. 40. $50 900
"arwick 445. 800 lo;2oa mr 4S0 p m. sundays 7:45
Monticello and White Lake 900 M. $3.50 D. M sundays
. 80
Newbnre and Cornwall 1850 900 M 800 4so $50 GOO
. and 200 p " sundays sSoa m. 600 1907
,, ~. sundays. = 30 a Ia scranton Dunmora 300 a m
sundays 1cepted. ~
Gosh N, as 545 750 800 1920 m 800 $50 400 100
go 9O0 m SUNDAYS. 545 40 $50. 1920 w. 63G
hiddleiown44n $40 75o 900 1920 a. m $3.50 .:so ZOO
145 300 sur lays, 545 745, $50 30 20 a ~. $50
IVO 900. IN lie 300 a H. ira stODs at Manft
only
ORTIZ ryis 445, 700. 900 1920 m $780, 4so 800 100
l45 200 200 9no p m SUNDAYS 745. 49, 1920 a m. 600
Boats leave West 23d-st. n " 545 m TO Gas PINE every
hfteen minutes. 6A5 T. m 10 lO45 p. IN every Unity
minutes and lO45 r. m To 5:45 a. hour SundayS
- III 10 10 40 m every u'irty 1915 u IA to
74b a. IN every'hOur
Tickets for and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be Obtained for the check
ing and transfer OF baggage ma he left Companys
Offices Nos 40l. I'll. 9j7 Broadway ls7 Westst, Y.
Nos 33l and 3"' Fultopst. Brooklyn at the C~panys
Depots
Express trains from the West New lilo
730 9:55 a m. and si5J D. IN.
JOHN N ABBOTT. Gen1 Pas r Agent. New York.
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flats nn0 Rooms Go Get.

fInis nN0 Rooms Go Get.
PARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.-Every
~ convenience and service $500 mp fcw left; Enest
location III city Cumberland, 5have. 22ds
Superintendent
4. A. CRUIKsHANK& Co, l76 Broadway.
FURNISHED back parlor, also second story
4 fIont only TO Arst-class permanent parties
~ West 3-t1st
THE MADISON, - Madison-ave., on Mad
ison Apartments en- sHte, uniurnshed and fur
rshed, restaurant
TO LET.-To a single gentleman only an I'M
furnished Of apartments upon first floor; private
bath and open fire place furnace heat and attend
ance included II rent Apply on premises 70 the uitO 50
Union square, IRA BUR~LEY
O. SOuth-st.
ITO RENT-One handsomely furnished room
at 265 Lexingtonave References exchanged
STH-AVE.. 1916 and l s The Burnham).-
- Superior handsomely furnished
singly; UnexceptiOnable board private table II
desired.
% WEST 53D-ST., Rockland; 40 West
81 57tl st. SOncv; lO7 West 56ih-st Winfield very de-
sirable apartments In good order ianitor.
s(ETH-S ST. No 81 WEST.
w Entire floor II handsomely furnished rooms,
Suite OT Slngly
Other large and hail rooms.
House Just put most perfect order.
References.
MISS BREADON.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

HAkLEM XIV Elk BRANCH
L NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trans leave Harlem River Station, l32ist and
Lincoln ave. near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem
River Preached ~ Third Avenue Elevated RarOadl daily
except sundays at 645, 75O 40, TO- IL So 10 $685.
40. $50 40 1890 fol Port Norris Casanova (Oak
Point. Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest West Chester.
Tmpsons Bay Chester pelham Bay. Barlow (Cy Island
Pelham Manor and New 10 hele. connecting at New
Kocnele VIII trains fol al po9ts on The main line Of tho
Newly Ork, New Haven and Hartford railroad Shore Line
and Air Line Divisions; New Canaan, Mddetown. New
Britain and Sued branches and Boston and all points east
Midn ght train fol New Roche L. and all
tons at IL 10 a. m. daily, except Mondays.
nday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at pa. ~ OF and $50 the latter
ing at New Rochelle with way trains to stamford.