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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-On the last
day OF the last session OF Congress the
conference on the Interstate commerce
bill held a meeting and discussed tor n
hour the comparative merits OF the
Reagan and Cullom bills, but finding il
impossible within the time at their dis
pOsal TO reach conclusion they adjourn
I'd 10 meet to-day. -Four OF the conferees
Senators CullOm and Harris and Rep
Iesentatives Reagan and Weaver-made
their appearance at the capitol during
the day, but we're not all present at the
same Gour. 1t was decided TO meet TO-
morrow at l2 O'Clock.
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MtNERo SHOW FIGHT.
An Advance III Wages or Strike
The Two Alternatives offered.

An Advance III Wages or u Strike
The Two Alternatives offered.
PITrsBURG, PA, Nov. 29.-The secre-
tary of Assembly No. so, Knights OF La
Dor, comprising the miners OF the Monon-
cahela and Yougbiogheny rivers has ad-
dressed letter to the coal operators, re-
uuesting an advance in wages and giving
them Until Dec. ? to reply. 1T no
answer Is received convention will be
cal led for the purpose OF taking final ac-
tion. There are 1000 miners In the four
pools which comprise the district. The
operators are willing 10 confer with them,
but say the market will not justify higher
wages.
A joint convention Of miners belonging
TO the knights OF Labor aud members Of
the Miners Association WILL be held at
Scottdale Dec. 4. 10 decide upon
united action Ia the event OF strike In
the Connelsville coke region.
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HO1IICIDAL THRILLING.

Three of Life Saving Crew Lured
to Death by a Schooner.
LUDINGToN, Mich, Nov. cat day
light this morning a schooner passed
Ludington, and when Of Point Sauble
she hoisted her flag at half mast. The
Point Sauble life poat went out, but when
500 yards out the flag went to the mast
mead. The life. boat attempted to turn,
aud was capsized. The crew chung 10 the
boat, which did not regain an upright po-
sition but drned ashore. Three Of the
crew lost their lives. Capt. Flynn and
Orrin Hatch died from exposure, and
john Smith was caught under the boat
and drowned. The schooner continued
on ner course,
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M'QUADE's SECOND TRIAL.
A Sixth Avenue Barber the First
Juror Obtained.


NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The second trial
of Arthur j. McQuade, the ex-Alderman
accused of being offered bride in con-
sideration of his vote on the Broadway
Surface Railroad, was fixed to begin to-
day, when the mass of eager people went
hurrying up the stairs of the court nous e
OF the General Sessions. They found be-
fore the doors of the court a bar with a
sliding gate. Behind this no one was adj
mitted except the court officers, jurors,
reporters and the accused with his coun-
sci. McQuade talked pleasantly with his
counsel, among whom was Richard New
cOmbe, despite the rumOrs that he had
withdrawn from the case. District At
torney MARITIME with his ASSISTANTS, Col.
Fellows and Delaney Nicoll, were on
hand early. Recorder Smythe opened the
court at 11:15 O'Clock.
CALLING THE TALEsMEN.
The calling of the Ia e men in the
special panel to select jury to try Nc
Quade then began. Fhe first juror OBJ
tanned was John H. Bambach, a Sixth
avenue barber. The audience smiled
broadly as be gave his occupation. He
knew eX-Alderman Wendell, had met
Sales and had read about McQuade's
first trial. He had an impression,
but it would not influence
his verdict. He had no prejudice against
the evidence of an accOmplice. The coun-
sci for the defense objected to the line of
questions as it foreshadowed jurors
action.
After argument the Recorder admitted
the form of questions. The juror was ac-
cepted and sworn as foreman of the Jury.
The six succeeding talesmen were eX-
cused for bias or challenged.
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CLUVERIUS' last HOPE.
Inc Appeal to the Governor 10 De
Made Within a Day or Two.

Made Within a Day or Two.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. Gas the day
Dec. 100 approaches for the execution OF
i. >. Cluverius for the murder OF Fanny
Lillian Madison public interest in the
case increases. According to an appoint
ment, the prisoners counsel had arranged
10 cali on Gov. Lee to present TO him pell-
tions both for pardon and for commute
tlon OF sentence to life Imprisonment,
winch had been freely circu.
lated throughout the State and
received numerous signatures. They
the Governor, the reason assigned beng
mat the opinion OF Judge Hinton, OF the
supreme Court OF Appeals, upon the
question OF granting new trial to the
prisoner in which he dissented from the
opinion of the other Judges, who affirmed
the judgment of the lower court) had not
Deen prepared, and the counsel wished TO
nave lt so as to present 1t to the Governor,
together with the petitions.
ALMOST READY.
Judge Hinton is preparing his dissent
ing opinion and may have it ready by to-
morrow, but there 10 no certainty about
1t. There Is much speculation as 10 the
action OF the Governor, but he has given
expression to nothing that would indicate
what be will 10. 1t is generally believed,
however, that even if he refuses to inter-
fere with the execution of the sentence
on the prisoner he will at least
respite him for time. Rumors
are in circulation this evening that
Cluyerius has made a statement giving
an account of his whereabouts on the
night OF March 10, 1884. the night of the
murder Of Miss Madison, bnt they cannot
be traced to any reliable source. He Will
doubtless do so. but it is not expected
that 1T will be made public before it goes
into the hands of the Governor.
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UXoRICIDE CONFESSED.
Anarchist Kerner Says He Intended
TO XIII Himself Also.

READING, Nov. 29.-An investigation
today OF the house OF Frank Kerner, who
choked his wife to death, and then set the
building ON fire to destroy the evidence of
his crime, shows that he had also made
preparations to blow it up by running a
fuse from the upper floor into key of
powder below. His intention was evil
dently to blow himself and the entire
family up, because. as he says, God had
commanded him to do it. kerner has
made q full confession detailing how be
stranqled his wife, then dragged her up
stairs to the bed, poured coal oil over it
and set it on fire. He is an Anarchist in
his ideas,
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Great Britain's Home Rulers

LONDON, Nov. GA committee OF the
Welsh Liberal members OF Parliament
has been formed, with Mr.. Richards ~
President, whose aim Is % obtain nome
rule for Wales. The leading planks OF
their platform are disesiablishmenf aud
dIsendOwmpnt OF the church, land re-
forms aud Tree education.
The Scotch Home Rulers will hold n de-
monstration AT Edinburgh jan. u.
Their platform urges tnat national legls-
laturps be granted 10 tbe respective ma
ylOnalities ~ re United KINGDOM.
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HARRISON UNSHAKEN.
The Committees Fierce Cross Fire
Fails to Move the Witness

Fails 10 MOVE thC
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 29.-The lnvestl'
eating Committee held three-hour se''
sion tonight with Mr.. Harrison again on
the stand. The witness showed the STRAIN
and exhaustion of the long and sharp e1
animation, and the effects Of the manner
in which he has been treated oy tne cVnl
mittee, which has cross-eXamineu a.
though the witness was GOVERNS
up and hiding, and not nones.
He has had little consideration lIem
those putting questions, and tne ia1se.
have extorted nothing from the WItnes'
to further the charges against Mes ,..os
Rankin and Fain. The commas
touched upon but few new polnGs NOV -. ~
ready exhausted and reported ~ r ~,
NEWS. Replying to whether ne nau o' a.
given any Perseverance mining s'oon
a present or for services rendered " sn
body or a newspaper, he SAID ne nau I ~,
but had asked E.P Howell to suoscIio Uni nv
$1,000 or 50, 900 of stock, wnlen nc o orti
nav for in advertising or puoIs0lns nri
Giles in the interest OF the conpS" stiI
its marble. He had spoken 10 COL E sso,
nm the subject and carried him TO lnspev,,
the mines in Pickens. Col. Estill tnousu'
III WAS a tdludDlO OiOPCHy ha kadI
possibilities if capital couid NC time
TO develop it, and at one cash
was inclined to make as U
investment. He said he would Gsn'i TSs
making a cash investment ana wri'e, sons.
matter never took more denni.e ' I"dce
Neither Col. Howell, Col. Estil' '' Mr.,
Faip, the Senate sub-com mlS'7Tp; snku
Thornton, Mr.. Tigner nor M;
own a dollars worth OF the slocA. an bs
The witness was asked why, wG on tbs
went into the room at MERGERS " W nsN
night of December, 1884, he naa aS IT. me-
Bisaner the $50 instead OF na L;ng him
5000 TO Gen. Phillips and asSine could
to pay Mr.. Bisaper. The Wis .n, seSvpIspl
not remember why and could nos HiRRrued
AT 10 80 O'Clock the witness wa oS,Dmitted
over TO Col, Hammond, but tne cV ~ ontd
adjourned at this point. IL Us ~ iron
certain that nothing Will CONF .'sstion|
this branch OF the lh'esSd NOR
but IL is Lecoming more sSU brspc
apparent that on the secon n,ion cas-
touching the legislative reso.S''CG eorg
ceiling the Marietta and NorIn wIll d
railroad bonds the proceedlnEoDo mat ID
lively. There is an impression The he geu
Developments will De starting o ~
eral public and rumors are ID'oe'
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CONSTITUTION CENTENNIAL.
Booming the Com
inc Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2o.-The COM
mittee OF citizens on the centennial ami
versary OF the PRONUNCIATION OF the con-
stitution of the United States met in the
Continental Hotel today to begin arrange
ments for an appropriate celebration of
that event on Sept. II, 1887. The celeb ra-
ton will be national, and conducted on a
scale of appropriate magnitude.
On Dec. , next a committee OF
delegates from tue thirteen original
states will meet in this city Tor the pur-
pose of deciding upon a programme.
Steps will be taken in purpose Of the
resolution passed at the meeting of the
thirteen Governors at Carpenters Hall.
in this city. in September last. II. l.,
Carson, secretary OF the association, said
there would be twenty delegates In the
city on Dec. 2. The meeting appointed
an executive committee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
TREATIES WITH ENGLAND.
The Fisheries Dispute as Far from
a Settlement as Ever,

LONDON, Nov. 29.-At the British For
sign Office doubts are enter tanned whether
President Cleveland viii be in a position
to announce In his coming message So
luton Of the fisheries dispute. No pro-
Lord Iddesleigh il absorbed in the East
ern question, and mas completely rele-
gated TO Minister West all negotiations
with the United states. The attitude OF
the Dominion government is not favora-
bic TO settlement. An extradition
treaty has been definitely settled upon,
the exact terms Oh the convention drafted
by Minister Phelps and Lord Rosebery.
The reports that amendments have been
made by Canada are incorrect.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
County Bonds Declared Valid.

WARRINGTON, Nov. pa decision
was rendered by the United States SUI
preme Court In the municipal bond case
OF the Board OF Commissioners OF the
county of Washington, n. c., against
Edward sallinger. This case involves
the validity OF certain bonds issued by
the county OF Washington for the pur-
chase Of a court house. The decision OF
the United States Circuit Court sustain.
ing the validity Of the bonds Is affirmed.
The opinion IL by Chief Justice Waite.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
Rrothcrs.in.I.aw Shoot.

BIRMINoHAM, ALA, Nov. CIV. A.
Baldwin. a bridge builder, who recently
moved from Nicksburg TO Irondale, a
emnll town near here, decided 10 return
10 Nicksburg. Ne apprised bis vile OF
bis intention. whsreupon she announced
that she would leave him, A quarrel en.
sued, aud A. Is. Moore, The Wiie's brother.
look per pari. boin men drew pistols
ana b, gan shooting rapidly. Moore itli
dead nnd Baldwin received two flesh
u--m.I- ~. I-IIn go l-nI LI az l-L.-I--
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Far from Solid.

PARIS, Nov. 29.--In the debate In the
Chamber Of Deputies TO-DAY on the Ton
quin credit Premier de FreyciDet APP
asking them b. give a unanimous vote ia
order to snow foreigners that French
settlement in lonquln bad solid founda-
ton. The total credit WAS voted by 21s
against 80. 1De Tunls credit was also
l...n..L
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

WAsHlNOTON, Nov. 20.--fhe President
noon reception to-day Ia order 30 devote
ale attention entirely " biz message and
other matters 10 be suDmiitod 10 Con.
RTesa. Business interviews on pending
questions we're beld with necfeikf los
Heyrfd, Manning, Lamar. Assistant Sec.
fftafy fnircbila, Comptroller Trenholm
aNf Solicitor General ffnta
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

OMAHA. NIB. Nov. 20.-sam Jones
closed a three wesks' campaign bore to-
day. ~ bls last meeting BIZ raised IS, 100
i0r the foung deE's Christian AssOcia.
ti0n DulidiBg. 10 ieit io-uiKhf for his
homo " N-nrnlA " InNn vet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
/. MYTHICAL MEDICINE.

DIR. Bird once took tea with Lady Colin
before going to a concert. When the car
riage arrived the witness went to an
nounce il to Lady Colin and found that
she and DR.. Bird had gone to Lady Collins
bedroom. Lady Colin came to the door
saying keep your hand on that dose.
doctor,o Being cross examined the wit
ness said she saw no dose when DR.. Bird
received the injunction. When asked by
Solicitor Lewis il she had ever seen any
Improperly on the part OF Lady Colin the
witness replied she never had. The wit
ness admitted having written letters to
Lord Colin, but asserted that she had
Mary" but simply "Mary." The case
was then adjourned.
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CommissIoned by the Oo'e'p 90,

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 2o.-FlSS'u .,udgs
land was to-day O. mmi'sionsu
the City Court OF Grimm. ,oAay CON
William g. Clarke was ,,,ss,o9ers 9
missioned one OF the Com ~, county
Roads and Revenues for hclhsD eS
Voc William NJ. Young, reslenou'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

ROMK, Nov. 29.--Tae Pope has invited
the editors ~ Catholic papers throughout
The world 10 send their papers regularly
~ fhe flrf - q fhna ~ fii'l hrfirs
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ONLY CnoLERINY.

BUENOs AYREs, Nov. ga dispatch
from Rio JaneIrO states tnat the cases Of
sickness announced A. cholera we're only
cases Of cholsrine. The epidemic 10 IN
creHsinR 30 Rosario.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

An Earthquake in Asintio Russia.
LONDON, Nov. "a strong shock 81
EARTHQUAKES visited Iasbkend today sui
caused considerable damage IN the Rus.
~ ~.
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ncntIl NJ DaIIeD,

DARfEN, GA, Nov. 2J.-oyi died II "a
klns, sr., a prominent e ilitlsad 4 pafalyi
O'clock THE morning. ne Jan nsS tbe eco
stroke a few hours earlier, y y"
OF which he did not recover.
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eou,b Americajs Scourge.

VALPARAISO, Nov. 29.-Active meas
ures are being taken 20 prevent the In
oduction Of cholera into Chill from the
Argentine Republic.
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Bind Tonne Iempv'"' s,,,,,.hetb ,
NEw Y0HK, Nov. A.--El l isse nss'
tbune WIDOW u Geu. BETH Ivy, Il eonoe
ger ~ Bllnd f0m, the mu s.t,i1,e d 4
nas heen appointed CON INV
lsDranH nnH aHf ste.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

Date O
DEFUNr
Excel
m FOrest
edayp POD
.ociatioi
fingle,
iIepded
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He Leaves Odessa for st. Peters
burS-More Plotting in Bulgaria.
ODESSA, Nov. 29.-Gen. Kaulbars has
arrived here and has proceeded to st. Pc
tersburg.
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Rns,
~

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AUSTRIA,S ARMY.

PEsTH, Nov. 29.-The Austrian delega-
tiOn to-day voted extra military estates
and extension OF the credits granted fol-
1885. There was no debate
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-18
q. - E'Nsl Mail Stcuunes.,s
FOR
PAlATkA AND ALL LANDINGS
On
CDlII,1. 81. Johns River.
TAMPA, MANATEE RIVER.
Key West, Havana 4 New Orleans.
DOUBLE DAILY DEPARrU
PEOPLES Line STEAMERS.

steamer. n. H. PLAsr. Of the Peoples Line
AMI CRY Nv JACKSONVILLE, OF the lbclhry-
iMyn Merchants Line, viii run nv follows
Leaving tho HciMry lava Line wharf nj foot
OF Laura street:
Leave Savannah Florida aud West
ern hallway wharf, Jnckson,ilio.
daily. On arrival Of Fast Mail train. ...-----
Leave Jacksonville. .....,........... o.. 3;h, p M
lRav falatka. ....... .... ,,........... Sih y m
Leave Aston. ........,....,,... o., .... lhp u IN
Leave DoLard. .,..... .. ....... iWl u IN
Leave liuc Spring ..........-.. ...... ~ Il ~
Arrive sanford, South Florida hail-
road wharf '.......... .,........ 500. ,W II m
Arrive sanford, CITY wharf $780,. 49, rs u N
Arrive Enter prise. ........,,.... .,.... AN u m
Leave Enterprise. ......, ...,,.,., -, ntO u m
RETURNING.
Leave SANFORD, city wharf ,... $40 y IN
Leave sanford, south Florida Hail.
road wharf ON arrival Of train toN.
cc, ON Sundays, whom steamers
viii leave ut u n. IN. }, ,,.. ....... 40 y III
Leave Blue spring .,.,..,....... ... tth . IN
Leave DcIAnd. ..,.... ,,.,, ...... Il5 y m
Leave Aston, 90. ..,........ $50. via y IN
Leave pulutka. ...... .. o.. ..... g.. go II IA
Arrive ut jacksonville ..........,. i.Dl Il IN
Connecting Mt Pnlatka with flofu SOUTH
crn Railway; at Astor with II. Johns and
Lake E,istis halfway; at sanford with .irnnl-
ers for Indian River. and with trims ~ the
south flOridn Railroad Tor Tampa. NJ fam
pa with the steamer MAHiAHET -. t'cuplc +
Line for points TN Tampa Hay aud Manntcc
River. also connecting with the steamships
Hutchinson aud whitney for Key West aud
Havana, every Saturday on arrival Of South
tlDriia ltailrOnd train, arriving ut Key West
Sundays and Havana on Mondays.
Returning steamships leave Havana Wed.
ncsdnys, Key West Thursdays, arriving ut
Tampa Fridays and New Orleans on Sundays
TN hnd after January lsttbc direct @rt leo
between Tampa and iia,anna II rxwet,d to
ir tri- weekly.
Atnu,,,.. t,,i i.,,i, t,,u
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Toriin. Down Reckless Conversation.

once hal occasion t, hold an interview
with Gen. Toomss on behalf Of The Consti
tuition in regard to some question of moment
then agitating III, public mind. He talked
sona what leckltSsly, as was his custom, but
IN the course of his conversation gave
IA, a tuc as to his real opinions.
IL reIcltin- his conversation stripped it
ot its iipry qualities. but left it vigorous
c,.Ji sh to represent Tooinbt Tho vigor,
how +. was IN the conservative side Of
tie ,,u ton aud was somewhat different
rom In, impression he had sought to make
u,,nn'. The report was put in type, and
,..r. ed linn proof Of it, to his room at
tn kinfall house lie read it over care
fully. ;.ill then, without changing lis posi-
tiol, looke.l over bis glasses, his eyes twink
linz with that cute expression Of humor
tl,at gave such n charm t. his face.
did say this be asked.
Wei said !, 'pcrhap, not in those very
words. Int that i, the impression you gave
me have brought you the proof so that
yol may make any corrections you may
think proper.
WILL sir. said h., there IS not word
to bc changed. 1t is iu.t what | would have
said to you here in my room but it i not
what I said TO you downstairs this morning
indorse every word Of it"-Atlanta Con-
stitution
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Rules Regulating Commercial Travellers.

The drummer's life is MOI such II happy
one as most people imagine it TO be Tho
popular idea of the business is gathered
from ".,ani'i of poIen,' wherein monumental
cheek and ~ 'hless extravaganza are gorge
on IL combined wish such people could
sc the twenty eight rules and regulations to
viii II prominent business house compels
it army OF drummers to subscribe. Here
are two of tho rules, Nos. y and g. that
will soon disahuse any able-bolied intellect
of the impression that cheek and extrava-
gance are TIL commercial travellers pre-
dominating qualities The rules are printed
in small expcnso-books, which ave furnished
each drummer. Read these;
$40 Get Attention DO not Iother q
dealer when busy It's your time TO walk
the floor not his PoliteIcss Is a nice en-.
tering wedge cheek may lo good thing
at things, Lut is often very disgusting to
many men 10 walk into u mans store
with a biz cent cigar in your mouth, and
your hat co,kel on one side Of your head,
is not at all times u pretty sight, and most
men don't liks IT,
'Exp,nses Shaving, boot backing, wash
ing, billiards, pool cigars, drinks and other
personal expenses are not ours; transporta'
ton, Eottls. lortcragr, bus hire, kilograms
and postage are Remember this Cor
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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SEw ORLEANS ExPREss.

I'm aud after sunday. Nov Is. Is,5, Pas
" ssnger Trains viii leave aI.d arrive 80
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CARRYING The U. S. MAIL

The elegant iron CON part ent Palace Steam
ers cry OF WILLIE, OF the Dcl,arv
Baya Merchants Line, AID ii. II. PLANT, Of
the Peoples Line, will perform the Fast Mail
Service. leaving ~, I. anu ". halfway Com
pany's wharf ut !. m, aud De l!arj la,a Mer.
chants Line wbnrf, foot 81 Laura street 'iahy
3U r. M. tor pnlntka, Aston, Deland.
Blne springs, Sanford and Enterprise; NE
rive at sanford Railroad wharf at i:ija. m. lie
turning leaves Sanford al G.IOp M, arriving ut
jacksonville at y.;bja mtbo following morning.
making close connections With trains foraA
points North. last and West.
TnRurGM FAST FREIGHT.
Leave JaGksunyilic daily, saturday excepted
ut b u. IN. Tor sanford, Enterprise, ana all In
tprtucliutc landings. On sunday ut II IN. He
jacksonville early following morning.
steamer ROSA leave. Nondny and Thursday
and gu,Y through To- Lake Jessup.
JACKSONVILLE, rALATkA u CRESCENT CRY
DIVISION.
t,1,r4 Jacksonville and Palatka Fast Mui
Monday. Wednesday and Friday for paatkn,
crescent C,ty and intermediate landings. Re
turning. leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
uIilty at CD Il m; Palatku at $50. Connects
Il, TUcoi with afternoon train tor 81. Angus
tine.
PALArkA AND SANFORD DAYLIGHT DIVISION.
New and popular steamers FhEDk. IN
barry and ANITA iehrc falatka
daily, sunday excepted, NJ iO;l2 q. m, on arr
val Ut J :, II. and X. ". Railway Fast Express
Train with Parlor Cars attached, leat ing jack
sonyile at b.lj II. IN, for Sanford and Enter.
prise and intermediate landings Returning.
leaves Sanford at 0ag q. M, arriving at Palat.
ka at babD =. III. 81. -,
tmnr,vrnppts Will be- found at Passenger
wharf. -,
Close connection made at Palatka with the
Florida southern Railroad; ut Astor with st.
Johns and Lake Eustl3 lsailroad; at Sanford
with south tlnr.'ia Railroad, for Orlando.
Kissimnec, Tampa, Key West, Havana ana
infermrClia,c points, and with steamers for In
dian river; ut Enterprise with st. j., |. Il.
A. q, Railroad Tor Titusville and points on
Indian River.
FOR further information apply u Ticket
OiHce. southeast corner Day and Laura, or at
the colnpanys Offices, foot of Laura stress,
Freight wharyes foot of Pine street; passenger
", sryes foot Of Laura Street
CHAs. d. FENWICK,
Con. Freight AMI Pass. Agent.
n. T.. BAYA, GEO. CECIL, JR.,
GENERAL Manager. Assistar. Manage
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IEAvEGAiNEsvIL,E.
TRAINS ARRIVE ATGAINEsvilLE
steamer A j LANE,

steamer n LANE,
Leaves Ynlnhn, Goa m: bloomfield, 10 N.
arrive ~ iccsbiirE. \ aOn m; leave lccsbnrg
000a N: arrive Bloomfield, y 10 IN: arrive NJ
Yalhhn, lOU u ~; arrive Lane Park, AZ lst0
noon, Astatua, M y m; arrive Yalala. 10 y
N. ~ ontirld, - I'm. Arrives ut i"esbnfg
40 y III; leave lGcsbury. 40 y ~; h'fiNc
iiioomIi, id j ~ III; arrive Shlaha, ! 10 y m.
making all other landings IN lake not named,
On signal