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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

CBanLDToK. r. g.. April Y.-Dsrvin's
missing iink has been discovered Ia Lsurens
county. The fact that boy pow over ~
yesrs 81 age still wears dresses has long
excited the curiosity ~ Dorroh community,
IN tina; county His psrents explained this
by saving that he was deforfned and could
not wear ordinary trousers The boy runs
and iumtss ~ well ~ other children. and
shows no signs II deforfnity The mysssrs
hss bean solved by phYsicisn " bo recently
siiende him while hs had fever Hs ssrs
fsat the boys bsckb bone - prolonged into o
tail ssoui eight inches IN iefgth. and that Il
il covered with tbick growth ~ hair. The
tail vsgs just like dogs His parents have
attempted 90 make the boy weef froussrs
but whenev the candsi sppendsgs h bent
70 one side Il pains him The bos u scsive
and In g,erfecf health
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
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W,sHrNstoS. April 2I-The second -es-
sios 81 the Labor Investigating Committee
vas held in the room 0f the House Commit
tee on Elections. VIM. o. Mcdowell was
examined he stated that he was a man
ulscfurer 0f machinery. he was lay mem
oer II the Knights of Labor. bur held no
official position He stated the objects Of
he Knights OF Labor organization In
response 20 question the witDeSs read a
statement covering al the details of the at
tempt to arhisrate between the Knights OF
Labor represented by Powderly and the
Missouri Pa,ifc represented By Gould lie
resd the letters which passed between those
x~ptisnsn on March - and which have
already been puhlished
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Bu7T~erE Afr'i - TIE striking drivers
~ ~ Union Ias-engef hauvsy Company
arranged yifh fhs Snr-eriuteuaeHi tifis
evening g. return - vorf tgrffprrUg 81 fhe
rate ~ q ~ iiss HsN sneu - hf discharged.
TIE pNioisis ~ fhs rlfiseF cont panS refuse -
tsenl ~ifh fhe.r ewTiaTes The i-sie-stion
~ lai,.H tonigff I.as-ef p resolution sstiDg
s'' osizens ~ NaiNmnrs - s''sisir from
riding ~. n rsrs nepf rnr Df fae iinee -
the Nurth Baltimore fhe Fsgf.ie aDe
Centres 6ornleniet rui3 fts srifs = con
fInar.1
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
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ISpfaSAFoLrs. Ind, April 1.-THE bnsi-
ness sessions Of the annual convention of
the Presbyterian Women Board OF Mis-
Sions Of the Northwest began this morning
with an attendance Of abo-t four hundred
delegates In the absence of the president,
Ms. A. Hoge. of Chicago. Mrs. Herrick
Johnson. ot the same place. presided The
delegates were welcomed by Mrs. r. A.
kslsou and the address, vas responded 10 by
Mrs A g. knowltOn ct Chicago. Instead
uf the presidents annual address, Mrs.
Johnson read long letter from Mrs. Hoge
and then The Board ordered a telegram of
cOadolence and congratulations TO be sent
% the absent officers The report OF the
Home Secretary. Mrs. NJ. u. Pratt. was
read. giving figures Of last years transac-
tiOns oy the Board and Mrs. A. Z Hopper.
who has just returned from China. al
dressed The Beard on work IN that country
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

WASHINGTON, April 2l-Tbe Senate com
nittee has reported favorably the bill in
building at Marquette from 10000 "a
$50 coo. The House committee has agreed
to report in favor of Si25, 900, but the out
look for the passage Of any bills in the
House j. not fiattering. Mr. Breitnng de-
voted his energies To passing this Mar
quetie bill during his entire congressional
term. bat did not succeed. Mr.. Moffat has
hopes. but is not sanguine.
The bills for buildings OF numerous other
points in Michigan viii have rough voy
age in the house. and most Of them will
probably fail
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
KENTUCKY JUSTICE.
A fraud Jury fndIets q Lot of riue Gras.
hesPs etsbiity for Attending
Prize Fight

LoUsuLLE. Ny, April 1.-The grand
jury of Henry County, kentucky, has in
dlcted Warren and Barnes, principals in the
recent prize night, and their seconds, also
thirty prominent sports and politicians OF
Louisville who were spectators aud G..
+ Atmore. general passenger agent of the
Louisville & Nashville railway, which fur
nished the train 10 the grounds. The in
dictu4ents cause 4 sensation. AtmOre, by
the way Is the president OF the y. VI. e. A
here anil had nothing personally Ia 80 with
the FIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

DETROIT. April PA Washington special
to the Ereniag Ne'Cs says: Maj Osmun,
private secretary of Gov. Alger, who =
spending ieS days IN Washington, says it
can be authoritively stated that Mr.. Alger
is not. and under no circumstances will be,
a candidate for Senator. His business af-
fairs need his entire attention for several
years to come. His partners are i'll and the
governor must give some hard work to his
private interests instead Of going into poll
tics He will not be candidate for Sena-
tor to succeed Mr. C0nger and would not
serve il elected
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

0rrtw,. April 1.-THE opposition are
making a gery lively issue over the ex-
psnses af the Governor General and bis
Of <oee per snnnm. and the amount ia
the wsv of expenses has swollen - St5o. .0o0.
and - annually Increasing The matter
vss raised In tie House and the govern
ment promised to furnish the papers asked
for Among the items of expense S1ot0
wss rharse.i last year tor pianos and nearly
A. go fnr raf.ers
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Ear sAefssw. Mich. April 1.-THE Sec
-esary of State to-day Informed the Circsii
Court Com nnissiooefe thsi the Governof
refnss< - remove Sheriff Mcintyre in esfn-
plisBcs witt the I-e'itioD ~ ne sniii owners,
who charged Mcintyre with failure - 90
his duty ~ fbe time - the strike iasi season.
considerable amount ~ teefi iu0nv wa
tafen before fhe Commissioner. ATTORNEY
General taggsrf conducting fhe examine
tien or ibe par ~ the state Ihs Governor
de,sdes however that the evidences ~ss Bei
sufficient - warrant ilie sheriff refupTfsl
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
SINCERE BUT MISLED.
This is The Opinion OF the Duke of Argyll
Concerning the English Premier's
Irish Measures

LoNDON, April IL The Duke of Argyll
in a speech at Glasgow this evening ad
mitted his belief in Giadstcre's sincerity in
formulating and introducing his Irish pro-
pOsals, but asserted his conviction that the
Premier had been misled by the Parnellites
general elections. The Duke made strong
argument in opposition To the measure and
declared il to be impossible To entrust the
government of Ireland to men whose under
the union.
Earl Spencer speaking at a meeting at
Newcastle said there were two WAYS of deal
ing with the Irish problem-coercio
and concession. The former was
dangerous and efficient only as
a means TO restore order. But what
then? He combated the accusation that
Gladstone was handing the government Of
Ireland over to crime-mongers Judging
from his own experience while in office in
Ireland he had not found that the Parnell
ties encouraged crime and conspiracy The
Parnellites, he felt convinced, had a real
affection for their country and their
ability to govern it was undoubted.
The land scheme, he declared, did
not involve any risk 70 taxpayers
The great majority of the Irish people did
not want separation. They knew separa-
ton to be impossible owing 70 the relative
positions of the people OF Ireland and Great
Britain, their line of blood and
their business interests. The success
of the proposal he concluded
would only have the effect to strengthen
the union.
Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland, said
he was willing to accept any reasonable
notifications Of Lhe Irish proposals, but
thought the retention of Irish members in
the British Parliament would weaken the
Parliament at Dublin and demoralize
the Parliament at Westminster
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE testimony in
regard % the sinking of the Oregon Is all in
and tOday's session of the investigating
commission was occupied i'm hearing the
arguments Of counsel on both sides Counsel
for the CunArd company asked the court To
decide that the Oregon foundered solely
because the bulkhead door failed % close
Mr. Tyndsll, the solicitor for the board Of
trade, admitted that the evidence had dis
sipaied many false rumOrs aud had proved
eonclusively that a schooner had collded
with the steamer. bat he asked the court to
say whether proper lookout had been
liant
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
THREE PRIMA DONNAS.
. How as go tee as aoI ns~ as ae
Little aisls Asbssi Aa@-aaais
sad Beliiai -,slAd shs se-.e1
a. OseG

Al. Eaio. Glad a. ss~ yea. just gos ID
,lis afternoon wheye is Tie new paper.
send ae ons. sure See see' how thin
am getting az u4e BAT nssi ~ill bring II al
bach and Ghus Emaaa Abbott ohAlied Ia
hef dressing n,om las evening while her
maid arranged Misnon viz
- " uere do you 80 faF the summer
Il shall onN have short vacation. YOU
know for we shall open The season
away out in California ia july Amer
q short breathing spell IA TIE haatsSiils
shall probably 80 IL nay house ln tongross
street Chicago y here mk mother and sister
art. / am urel 90 running - EgroIe every
summer.
Does your sister sing
~0h just a little ] have alwsys told
her thag she had better take Ia
washing than be- an opera singer
Lizzie Annaudale burned out of hot
dressing room aud sought an open wlnd0~
where she buried an aching head in eanch
81 creamy white ross m 80 glad the
long ionE season. D. over aud / thank
heaven that I am not Obliged 10 sing To-
morroW night on. yes, ! have been dread
fully li-ihey tole nae ! was dying last
Friday in Chicago shall seek some quiet
place tf tttt ota eAriN 1t41 htue NJ sell ia
bunch 81 seaWsed for the summer said the
Jolly c0nuaito.
Laura Bellini shook the dew of a bunch
II lacQueminot Fuses aud peiled brother
artistic with two or three Of them a she
said
Il shall 20 20 Europe for the summer and
wander through marble halls and palaces
and all that sort of thing / have had
splendid season aud always manage 10 have
a good time. 4 company Of my owny on
some day. perhaps
The three little maids from school"
seemed all 10 be happy, OH 80 happy, that
The long long sea>on was drawing - q
flaSs
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Mrs. YoRE. April 1.-THE board Of trus.
toes of the Third-svc railroad. As 8 precsn-
tionary measure decided not 20 ruu any
cars after dark this evening and the lss'
car entered the depot At 80. The police
reserves that rad been on duty Ell day vers
then fssi led D1 until tomorrow.
Isie fhis evening it sas rnmOred that the
syernfire committee ~ the Empire Pro.
tsr-iee A ASSOCIATION. which lad been in SOS
sion several hours. Intended - order
another aeners fie up tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

wssHIverov. April 2l.-Charles x Hal
liday. Clevelands nominee for postmaster
at St LouIs, Mich, against whom very
answer them and secure his confirmation.
tie saws the Indictment obtained against
him for larceny vas a put-up job and his
speedy aoqnittal proved IT, tie will make
answer 20 every charge fled against him
before the posi0ffiee committee
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
THE MILLARD ThlAL
The Jurors Said 10 Have Been
Influenced by a Woman.
SENSATIONAL RUR0Rs FROM IONA.
That the Respondent Sister Com
nunioAtea With the Jur,
During the TriAi-John
Daily Again.

hn-s@t.at a trt tssfetse atHtes
IoNIA April l-Ramors are anasi IN
this oits and vicinity that point a. the an
eaFthing SCI some VeFy sAlacioas facts lea the
celebrated Matthew Ai'iard vile poisoninf
case aud tls oonduc, of some al the juroFs
who finally acquitted Miilard The hus-
baud of Neaa Kseman sister 81 Aillard
has sued ioT divorce ga the ground of infi-
deity and letter. secured hs her aftef the
trial indicate ths there was rather init
mate acquaintance between some of the
Jurors and ti.e woman Some very ssnsa-
iional developments are promised. Juror
} G DAILY was constantly Ia oommuni-
cation with Miliards sister during the triai
and wreis a. ber husband AletteT Of
apology
The ruinors alluded 10 Ia the above dis
patch have also been circulated in this cty
aud about half the men met 10 reporters
Yesterday were sgre that they had pointer
for a great sensation. Matthew Mlilard
was arrested at fsio ionia county in 1855.
for killing his wife bg slowly poisoning her.
the motive a. alleged by the Prosecution
being a desire a. marry another woman.
lie Was iried al Iona. conYlcted and reo-
tenoed a. prison for life An order FOR new
trial VA obtained from the
supreme Court with a change Of venue and
the case was brought 90 this county.
The second trial BEGAN the Circuit court
before Judge Montgomery 0n Dec 8. lsS<
and ended on Dec q the jary bringing la
a verdict 81 not guilty on Christmas eve.
The resul. was surprise g. many people
who heard the testimony, but there ~as
quite difference ia opinions a. 10 the guilt
OF the respondent The lurnrs were james
DekcatoT, Byron SpraFue. Mllo Edison.
Warren West =. q. Warner. George l..
Freeman, John DAILY. Zion -. Eaton,
james MckeiveT, Andrew J. Apker,
Charles L. Love aud Thomas W
Greenley. They boarded al The Eagie hotel
aud most oi the time during the trssi were
ia charge 0f Deputy sberifs Brewer and
Calkins. The lurors aud ihe deputies oocu-
pied rooms oD the third floor, aud ihe sister
Of the respondent mentioned above. was in
the city during the trial aud occupied
room on the same iieor. The jurors slept
in pAirs and were allowed 20 carry the keys
10 their rooms. the sh~rifis sleeping ina
room al the head 90 the stairs. DAILY. the
Juror mentioned in ibe dispatch. is the msn
who las, promised 81 marry Miss nnf h-n
Of this city. and after al preparations bad
been made for the wedding left the city
jus. before the bour SET for the
ceremony. After the trial Millard went
back 10 lonia county bat did not remain
there long. He went 10 the eastern part Of
the state aad ia iess than year after bis
acquitis he was married 10 the woman who
was supposed 30 have induced him 10 All
his wife Before his arrest he owned con-
siderable property, bat the trials were ca
pensive. he has not pr0spered slpo" aud h
now said 10 be poor
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

WssHiNeroS, April u On motion 0l
Mr y air the senate took up the private
pensiuu bilis ard bF 3 O'Clock over four
hunifesi ani al b1f half dozen such bills
on the calendar had been passed.
4 number other private bills or bills
II a local nature were also passed.
Nr Blair was unsuccessful in an
attempt 10 get up the general pension
hil. aud Mr. NsnWvck eBdeavored - pet
up the bin proving for the taxation oi rail-
road lands, but failed. Mr.. Cuil0m sald he
bad Welded the time 10 which the Inter
State Commerce bill was entitled this after
noon in the hope that tomorrow when they
should take up that bin they would con-
tinue il from dsv 90 day, until disppse3 of
he hopei, however. that q might - dis
posed ~ tomorrow.
on motion II Mr. GoGger the -cnste tlsen
AZ : %. prooeefei - the consideration ~
executive business At AS the ag1rs ser
- og@ned and the SENATE adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Waterbury Buffalo

srt.es.ss fe rst rt.s-sss H~ts,.s.
WATERBURY. CT, April 1.-THE following
is the official score for fodavs game
Inning "a 9
Waterbury ........... . q 3 0-l8
Bnfao ..s.-...i o q o.
Rs,e hiis- Waierbury. ~ Buffalo, q.
EfrDr- Waterbury. 4 Buffalo. s.
LouisvtIle-St Louis.
ssrlEest ee 7t.sssaN-ssss.e.
ST LoUIs. April 1.-THE home team was
merci lessly drubbed today The following
j. the official score:
Inning =
II Louis. -......-...... / q O. I
Louisville .... ...- 2 o ? ~
Base hifs-- Louis, 3 Ioliisviiie. j.
Errprs--t bouis, louisville. 6.
Pitchers fsfusber-. Hecker.
Impre- Young
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

TRfvpsp. Col, April Obligatory
river. swollen by the recent rains, broke
through IT. banks a, 3 O'Clock tnis morning.
flooding the lower portion Of the town and
destroying many dwellings Most Of the
occupants Of houses succeeded IN escaping
~ their night clothing 20 higher ground,
bur one Mexican was drowned The water
works are flooded and useless for the time
being. The damage - property il about
Sfnr ufn
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

AtesvF April 3i-At a meeting II fhe
stock kboiders of fhe NsV York Central rsH-
wsy tosisy TIE old bosr8 a. directors SIS
elected tseorEe e Rseil - Rorhesfer. ess
NeN Nefk West shore & R1fHe rsf~ar
W. - .-.-I.-l
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

CoLrSBvs. April 2l.-A local assembly
Knights of Labor hay sent ont IN appeal TO
organized labor every here. setting forth
ment Of the trouble bet ween the organization
and the Champion Reaper company, of
Springfield. bad proved anayailing. and asks
that patronage be Withheld from the company
until such time as il shows a Willingness to
treat It's employees with justice.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Iliinnl. AIn.i Nfail

JEFFERsoN CITY, Mo. April 2l.-lieut.-
GOV. MoOrhouse this evening refused to
honor the requisition of the governor of
Illinois for the surrender OF the deputy
sheriti- charged with the East ST. Louis
shooting until the case against them for
killing c. III. Thompson. OF 81. Louis. on the
same day has been tried
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

NJESVs. April 1.-The sosal amount TINS
fsr collected by the Joint efforts 4 ali the
Vienna newspapers fDr the relief Of the suf-
fsrprs by the confagration at strv il only
$40 ant the Governments authorities pre-
pnse soliciting help abroad The totai i0ss
~ property in Strv wiil exceed $50 90
only three pubic huiiinzare leff standing.
nciuiins the Rarromasters house sni
Protestant church Lgoting has been en-
tireiv surnre esse.3 hv thc solt iers
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

IASsfva. April a Under the az Of the
last Legislature an automatic car coupler
musH BE- adopted for nse on Michigan rail.
ross's hv NAY J Comm izsioner McFherson
has called meeting ~ represeu tafiVes ~
The railroad. doing ausipess in Michigan. 10
~ held here tomorrow t0 examine fhe
models on hand
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

CH1s sea April "a -Afser soi0uruing here
since fes3erasv morning ths new Chisess
Arafasss3uf srnefaFnnfe5 hT tis entire
saits ih.rty-fva in number lefi fnf Vast
inaron Tia tsp Teunn lrsnia iiDe or the
fss1 81 Washington txprese ~ II fhis aifef-
ua-rl Iuo Hes ard elegsni fuil'usu
go sleeping esrs we're furnished ffsr
tteir se-srnrtn.lsfi1h - toe Pennsg eauis
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Bgrf~orF April = The strike nn the
lines ~ tie Worth Balurors passenger rsit
rav stems - be going - pieees On Ian
sen-ase thirteen cars s-e running BYE win
utes agssrt and or F8m0nsyr-aVe. 1Fe cars
are iu use 1he Tsr'nfenaenf of flse f4s3
ssrs shat tire fiHae fsr talking - er.fon.itfees
- pss' ard fna' he 49, fresf with the men
only e. Individuals on the nnes ~ fF
nthar three cr1ips1ies rassfe~s $40 stafn
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

esfsrs7es hFfn p Tis serui.o~rsirss-
me- nfsffvsrss-r ~ si.s tstils - seh 5aeinso
wss arsseree5 to-day ~ iera holiday he-s.
There were reFeti.- ~ nsiiisarf tfrsfiizatiVn-
sfl4 ta-sef Stresses ng rfff rerf Witnessed
ifg ruars ffsrssnff f.esfsif 1frfo1gfse1ff
ftt sfsfa tlfs ..isereanfe ~ he 81T sEpea-F
=. - rnrrt rara-a. tfan sI srr fir1t i,ffecp
alrst sl,t s.tfn'es-nr ~ fsrs4 info thf ufiisrn
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

nsrsofr. A2rii 2l-J. : Marshal Pen
neil This morning announced he follow
ing appointments ~ deputies in addition 90
thsse 0i Geurge N8ssey and Cash + Tsv-
ior make lssf saturday East Saginaw
Henry o~trsnsier Hamburg Sier-leu Gallo
Nsy 81 Iohns William collins
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
A DAY OF SLUGGING.
Profes.ioDal and Amateur Games hester
day Hard Hitting Prevails A,nosg
the Professionals.
Brooklyn-Athieucs

PHuaDELPmA. April 2l.-A very one
sided game was played today between the
Brooklyns and Athletics. the visiSprs
beginning al the start 10 bunch their hits,
while the home club was unable TO do any
thing with the pitching Of Weaver. The
official score was a. follows.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Msssasrre N 3 Ap- p 81 ssseriav
afsraoea aear M.ea'-snlafe an @asfeouni
passenger faia or fhe Marquette Honeb
aa g tinfonaann railr0sd sf~i- an se.ier-
.ninei track The snRife ard baggage rsr
~iiissl .sswn ~ stnnar sn1ent hnf ~ ore
was infnresl
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

AfaHV Moi spri H TIE Psa6ofy
hans infs- liabilities arr SIS cap snd the
sssets s-si ffere vas shnaf seventy De-
re-ttnrs 'lrss'r vHfnerf raahs.fv has
1853, .r.a4la.s
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Louisville-si Louis.

Rs,e hits Waterbury. II. Buffalo. q
ErrDr- Waterbury. Z. Buffalo. ;.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

NfttNf teri lf --i51rerf'~ Eer
aas tan.ier.'i ta 8er Father 0 Rrien sf this
rlf fae rreuon ID tae Rasri 81 Corrections
ara hsrfes us.is esesnf 81 l'ie ens-
fen ~ NJ Van fec
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
ealtlmore- Meu opoIlnn


ttfAe.tst IS Sos etlslSAs-ssst-0.
BAriIMonE. April 2l-The first champion
ship game between the Baltimores and
Metrop0litans this season was noted for its
hard hitting. The official score was a. fol-
lows.
Inning 234 5 s s7ss
baltimore ............5 q 3 q 0-l2
Metropolitan ...- -.--n o > o
Base hits Baltimore. u: Metropolitan, 10.
Errors Baltimore I, Metropolitan :.
Pitcbers-kiieruy. Mays
Umpire -Garlin
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Base hits Athletics. s. Brooklyn. IL.
Errors Athletics :. Brooklyn. 3
Pitchers-NeayeT. Porter.
Impire-NaCk
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Pittsburgh Cincinnati

tf-Azsftt F1 rst fslteSta .vtstl1
CINCINNATI. April 2l.--Tbe game here to-
day between the home club and the Pitts
burghs was an easy walkaway for the viz
itors. The following is the official score.
Inning 6
Cincinnati. .-......... 3 o . o. :
Pittsburgh .....-....-0 b-iS
Basc Cincinnati. i3: Pittsburgh, -.
Erfors-Cincnnau. 1. Pittsburgh,
Pitchefs-isaiysn. Mckecon.
Umpire-keiiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
- YORK LAKE ,H E a,, AMP an WESTERN RAILROAD
hour. local trans leave 23ist station fifteen minutes
earlier than from Chambers-st
ing. room Coaches to Bnthant0n Enira Hornslisvle.
Buffalo, Sleeping Coaches Hornelsvlle 10 Cincinnati
Mradvis Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 Louis.
3D. Niagara and ontario Limited" Rochester,
Buffalo suspension Bridge md Toronto The only Pullman
Sp m.-DalY Chicago Express. Pullman and Day Sleeping
Coaches to Binghamton Emra. Buffalo, Niagara Pals Cin-
Ruthrrionl and Iasssic 445 5;45 720 100 $50 1920
1900 noon. las. 800 800 40 5:ln 5;3l $50 e:io
ss9 az tS sS 'S M i$C 745 G Sou e ssoo D
I 81 rs ~ 53 800 SSo sSG d 'SsS
$40 Io|o a: M. i:45. AIS $780, 7.45 500. 1880 m.
Ntwsrk and Paterson via Newark 800 800 $50. 1000
ll:sca ni 200 $40 800 420 450 $40 $780, 620 1880
Sundays 9i5 a. M. 800. 900 500 D. N. "a
go 100 so 1870 w. ds tI o sc SsO eSo
Sundays 545 $500 io:2oa l45. ALB $780, $780, 1890
warwick wi 300 lc'2o a. ~. 4So p m. SUNDAYS 74oa
Monticello 9:O0L M. $50 D. M M, ,yo -, 49,.
SOS D. IN sundays s.30a aud 500 ?. m ,.,o
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston 44o sVoA n SSo y
sr; nnnmore 800 . No. $50 D. m. except sundsyA
Goshen i 45 5:45 1850 800 lO20 NJ $50 300 80 ooC
500 D. H. sundays $40 $780, lO;2o a m- o'o" o'%
MIGiIetown i4o 5;a5 1850 900, io2oa 800 i39 500
7;4j 500 p. III Sundays DAB 500 WA w.. 90" SUI
Port Jervs 4:45 1850. 800 lO-U a. H. $50. 100 900 f
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