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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
* GOVERNOR HILL ONLY "BLUFFI

HE Is SAID TO HAVE OFFERED ODDS A'NiNSr
CLEvELAND's CHANCES
toransport Ind. Oc. II (Spccian.-A passenger
On ihe train which brought Governor Hill to Losans
,ot declares that the Governor offered TO bet with
rredorlc Cook Secretary OF The state OF Ncw-fork,
a, 600 TO 800 that Cleveland would be beaten
THE GREAT NORTHWEST FOR PROTECTION.
FREE TRADE FINDS NO FAVOR AMONG THOSE
NEAR CANADA-ENCoURAGING PROSPECTS.
" " Thomas. IT, ex.Mlnister to Sweden and Nor
way who returned Saturday from a six-wecks
visit TO Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois, Is cnthlis
astic over the prospect OF Republican Victory
,brourhout tho West. Mr. Thomas said on saturday
night TO a Tribune reporter at the Fifth Avenue
uotel that he had been surprised at the awakening
IN the Importance Of the question Of protection
which had taken place among the people OF The west
orn States. ~ spent three weeks In Minnesota
he said. speaking every night, and my Work was
chiefly among the svcdcs Minnesota has larger
Scandinavian population than any other state IN inc
Union embracing with their descendants 4Ooooo
peoplc II IS as natural for Swcde TO vote the
pcnuhlican ticket as for a river 10 to the ocean
but many of them I'm the carly part OF tho canvass
this wear were Influenced by Clevolands statement
that tariffs tax and were In doubt aoout whohi
they should vote for When Congressman knute
wilson one OF their leaders voted for the NILS Dill
II looked as II Minnesota might be doubtful ota'e.
But there has been an ONffWncInllnB ir'"io'"" WI
feeling among the people they have become octter
informed on the tariff, until now you can't ma
stronger protcctionsis I'm tho whole country. The
Republican majority the State ticket In MIME
sofa will be fully $4,000, and believe the majority
for Harrison and Morton viii be $4,000 or 1o,oCo
THE outlook In Wisconsin is fully a. encouraging.
The northeastern part OF tho State Is numbering
district and there arc shipped down the Menomnee
River to ports along the lakes every year 6oOOOoooo
feet OF lumber. These lake ports are equally aces
sblc TO Canadian lumbcrmen and naturally the WIS
consin people believe in protection. The Prohibition
vote. too. VIII be very small and the Republican
majority Will be easily 10000
'Thc Republicans OF Illinois heartily united,
and enthusiasm flirly overiiows there This State,
which has been sJdly Republican ever since the time
Of Abraham Lincoln, will give majority In tho tens
of thousands for Harrison and Morton Augustana
College at Rock Island, the Oldest swedish college
faculty arc protectionsts almost to mar The out
look oil through tho Vest could hardly be more en-
cOuragng."
Mr. Thomas was Consul 10 GOttenburg, sweden,
under President Lincoln. and was made Minister 10
sweden and Norway under President Arthur lie
lives IA Portland, Me- and has founded nourlsl-
Ing colony OF Swedcs In the northern part OF MS
state. Many OF his speeches In the west were In
swedish. After weeks rest be VIII begin active
work again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
TIE DEMOCRATS ARE ALWAYS TRADERS.

At Republican meeting held at White Plains some
davs ago 10 organize league OF the various Republican
clubs Of the county there were present five delegates from
colofcd Republican One CT these when called upon
to address the meeting plunged boldly into speech WHICH,
though brief in the extreme, was to the point
IL don't KNOW" he said as / Kin tighten you any
Int I read the old Tribune and 1 read the Mugwump
Times an 1 makes my own observations. recolec
that befo' the war Democrats was traders They has
always been traders then they was savetFsders an
now tbevs free-raders The Democrat papers is maxim
good deal OF fun candidate because he's the gran
son of his gran,ather Now eranfather is good thing
in one way. Praps kin SPAIN 10 better II tell you
that Cleveland doesn't to be goin to have any gram
son to be made Of by people tell you Why he's
ron nroduce-p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
HARD At WORK IN BROOKLYN.
4 BusY WEEK AHEAD FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y
NATIONS TO BE MADE.
Political Unrest IN Brooklyn this week will centre
in the local Republican nominations for the Offices to
Lc 0llcd The candidates Will include County
Clerk. Register and Treasurer, City Controller and
Auditor. four congressman, twelve Asscmblymcn ana
thirteen Supervisors. Tho primaries VIII be held on
Wednesday tho city and county conventions on FIJI
day tho Congress and Assembly conventions on SAT
urdav IL nearly settled as possible IN ADVANCE
of the county convention, which meets IN 'he nun.
an Friday at O'Clock, that David A. BALDWIN VIII
he nominated for Register OF Deeds, Police captain
william J. KAISER for County Clerk and Samuci n.
Ava for County Treasurer. All men of cxcciicnt
character and standing in tho community ana possess
clements OF special value In popular ranVass' Ine'
cndidacy will strengthen the National ana stale
tickets, and they will have an excellent chahce Ok
winning
The party IS united as never before and perfect
harmony Is expected to prevail at the convention.
Good candidates will also be selected by tho city
convention although the Offices are now Of minor I'M
portance under the increased power OF thc Mayor
For Congress the most earnest work VIII DC IN the
lid District Convention, to meet In the kink on
saturday afternoon Half dozen aspirants seek tho
nomination tho district is Overwhelmingly hepuo'
lcan Tho most prominent are Robert d. Benedict.
ex.Congressman d. r. James and W. d. Boornm Oh
the Young Republican Club Bernard Peters Is also
mentioned for tho honor. The situation In the
other districts is not changed from what was stated
I'm The Tribune last Monday: For Assembly; inc
Scnnblicans can nominate with certain hope of sue.
cess in the With IXth XIth and Kiln Dsrcs nnd
nnIcsS In the fXth. where Frank Spery Is talhca
the probable candidate Ine gb} b ths com %
vcntons viii not take place until next week -,
Tho only biz Republican meeting this week e'. Wlii
be held by the Young Republican Cinb on lnursuay
evening I'm the Rink and cX United states DistrctAt-
orney Tenney will speak. The club hopes TO secure
Congressman Reed for tho following week inc AN,
paen Committee will have big meeting IN ooutn
Rroo!yn Casino on October 25. on Thursday evening
Of this week the Republican clubs OF the Eastern
Dstrct win parade in the principal streets led by
Marshal J. Warren Twny From 5000 to d0Too
there will be another general parade OF BROOKLYN
clubs big barbecue IN Hollywood i'ark, ana mas
meetings in the Rink, tho Academy OF Music ana uranu
Army Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

pool yesterday. There were ten bales OF o's"A.'
marked J. H. Hamilton surgcon-General U. . ~
,,.r,no Uosnital Service Washington, ID. C.. U: s. M
n : United States Marine Hospital service NJ
81 New-York They were consigned 10 osc"r J." ''
TON care Of the medical officer IN charge'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
c speculation down to February :. 1sss:

Total amount paid to date . . $40. o25 %
Under the contract with the " Old Roman he was
TO receive a retainer OF 81 600, and such further
compensation as might be- determined Ho received
as his share of the amount expended by the Depart
ment of Justice to ascertain that 1t had no standing
in The Ohio court the sum of a.. $40 %. since then
he las taken part In the proceedings in Boston and
I'm the argument before the supreme court on the
appeal from Judge Colts decision. II the value of
his services is rated high In the two latter cases
as I'm the first his compensation VIII reach the
comfortable figure of some $4,000, from which. how
ever az 900 may be probably deducted on account
of his contribution To the Democratic campaign fund
for the Joint benefit Of himself and Reformer Cleve-
land.
II will be noted that the firm of liunton &
Chandler had received - i23 so for service, down
to February 7, less. This is the firm which Is de-
Tending Garland I'm the snlt In equity brought by
l. Harris Rogers the telephone inventor. against the
former and Harris Atkins, Johnston and Young, tho
Democratic Gift statesman Under the circum
stances, Messis Hunton Chandler probably VIII
not require Mr. Attorney General Garland TO pay the
a very large for their services in defending tbs
suit against him.
There is another feature OF this PsnElecrric Gov
ernmentr transaction which ought not to escape cen
OF regular United states District Attorneys for am
entire year arbitrarily reduced 20 per cent by
an order of the Attorney General. and that the money
sayod' was used to pay part OF me expenses
loss thus sustained by the district attorneys on ac
count of this arbitrary ard unjust II not Illegal order
of the Department of Justice was made IN the res
ular Deficiency bill recently passed by Congress ara
district attorneys have been deprived Tor more han
Eighteen months of oneffth OF the compensation 10
which they are by law entitled In order that money
might be diverted 10 meet the expenses OF PRO
Circuit Court in Massachusetts, cannot Do maintained
This is reform, with vengeance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
Do You

that extreme tired feeling laneuor without anpsus
strength impaired digestion. and general feeling 81
misery Il Is impossible describe oofs sarsapara -
a wonderful medicine for creating an appetite pion"uhs
digestion aud tonng up tho whole stem. giving strength
and activity in place OF weakness and debility DO sure
10 Hoods
tako Hoods ssrsapaa every year as tonic. VITA
most satisfactory results recommend HoodS sarsr
parllla TO all who that miserable ucd feeling -
pAENrf,rr $40 Bridge Street. BROOKLYN. y. Y
MY health was very good for some months ui
not have much appetite sleep we'll also had IRE
ouent sick headaches and rad no ambition to do any
thing. | VAS recommended TO try Hoods ssrsapa'i'1
And though have taken all Of one hottie an yet ee'
liko new uerson l highly recommend Il TO alt Mrs
w. A. TURNER. W. Hanover Mass
Hoods Sarsapariila
soia by all druggists s; six fer sa Prepared only ~
a. l. HOOD CO.. Apotheearles Lowell. MssA
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

Don't disgust everybody by hawking blowing and xpittnG
but use D1 tsge's CatArTh Remedy and DO cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

vital importance 10 the snac au ' au cht minded
e'is aiislhs HUn ano "4 in tdn land deplore
mn MI , @nu rindir ranedv They there
ana Nouio BELLY ,ha, ~ aloe Ion 10 the
t,arh,n Of this state 81 David b. Hill who uses
30 ,oves ~ his bgh position TO foster and promote
,his pdestrovInr evil In the land would terrible
calamity In our representative government It's chief
o0eers are surpassed TO represent the people and the
hest mart of The people and place man In ONCE
who represents the classes from which the criminals
are largely recruited would be outrage every
patriotic citizen and an insult to the Empire state.
feel it 10 be Christian duty, therefore TO use my
hosii,ny In seeking TO defeat The election of man
Who is in no way the proper representative of The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

CIEVIIN Nt'VI'7'
Iogansport Ind, oc.. II tspcclan.-A passenger
nm the train which brought Governor Hill 10 Logahs
mort declares that the Governor offered to net WIN
Frederick Cook, Secretary OF The stare Oh Nc"-iorh'
a, 200 10 800 that Cleveland would be beaten
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02

EVEN ThR Eie,y Evening seems to
be ashamed OF tao plAus pursued by
certain Democratic SAri poli.iclsns on
Monday afternoon to prevent Rspubil.
cans being assessed, and in an sdi.orla
yesterday s,yt:
Hence any attempt to hinder any
cit.zsn who Ia under the Law entitled Il
qualify Bs VOier from exer3isiL TIL.
right cannot and Will not be deiea6eC
by night thlr king, fair minded people
and will In the end react upon thoa,
who may be actively or psssigeiy par
ties to such sttemps. Every EVeninI
believes ta2t Delaware will be- safe .oi
Cleveland ind ,aylff IeioIm iu . souSr,
contest. and Evtry Evening doe.n'l
want 10 SEQ any otter KiHd OF COL :
tesl.
That is exactly the ground on Whict
we stsnd, and whAg we are contendl n,
for. We want every mAp, Whethes b.
Is black or while. Repu otoAn or D-mo
Graf, who is entitled, 10 be placed Oh
the assessors' lists and allo we'd 10 vop
Accordiog to his honest con nVie,lons
and II this is done ell over the S.a!e "
feel surs that Delaware will roll up
ma )rity for James G. Blaine aud 1
favor OF cCntl0uAtion OF The pIessu
tariff, under which the prosperity {
this country has been without o pr,
csdsns.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02

The NEws rom Ireland Is OF the
most exciting nature. Under B,l'our's 5
rule the people are fully as badly op-
presStd Hs the subjects OF the Gar, and
no man whom he ohooseI TO cast luto
prison seems 10 nave any rights that he
musI respect, or to Oe entitled to hts lie
or liberty. Az KldysSrt, q quiet as
ssmolAge OF people were attacked By
the police, who beat and dubbed them
in q btu!Ai manner, injuFng some OF
them severely. 10 Donegal n fAvorlte
priest has been arrested ard thro~n
into jail, where be Is sentenced to re.
main for three months, while = young
member Of Parliament who had vibi e !
Donegal for the purpose OF helping tC
keep The people from engaging in open
rebellion was thro w into prison for
four months. A msn who Is srresled
and taken before the court Is s1rs VI
conviction, and the people are Abou! tC
resist this tyranny. EoslAnd has lonp
been sosins the wind In Ireland, and
the day is net far distant Whsn sbe
must reap the whirl Wind. Jus. suoh
oppression Ard tyranny As this, on the
part OF the mo'her country, cL1sei the
thirteen Agerlosn colonies 10 bursl
their bonds aud dsalArs to the uorld
thai they were, and by rishi should Sc,
tres and independent. Tbs Gay will
surely me when l elAud win attik
back, and her sons, whose herolsn hS
never been Gouolsd, will sound th
battle cry of liberty or death, oetor
which E1g'and's throne will 'rsmb'e
and 1t may be, fall to the ear b nave
to be ts'spd ~,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
THE Nv YorA Herald s.ys:

"5eDAtoI kluC, GIgtr Was undout t.
edly right IN shhiuR yesterday that tie
ezlrsdition treaty with Great Britain
be considered IN public Such treaty
concerns the surIGni6r by one govern
ment to ALoiher OF Uersons charged
Witt-uot cUDv cted o'-c ines or OF
fences 1t is Of great importance that
this agree msnt by Us ~ surrender .
person who may bs cit zen OF this
country shall bt carefully guarded ana
limited. II 10 The ris bt u ths pt O le Il
know bef ,rsthni what Their govern
ro"rt ~ 20 es TO surrei der in this
manner"
Bat the Herald has nothing to say
against he .eoIst, dark lar tern ses.
sion OF the 3 iuthtrn Dsmoor alto mem.
bers OF the Ways and Means Commit.
teo who are ebgsged In pre- e1Arius .
bill, which, " /; should teoome q lAE
viii psrAlyzi tie Industries o. thi,
county aui put cur gGrkinSmsn OF
the same lrv6l with IhJse 1t e gland
The ex rsdrion tresVy 1Ouoerns fs =
persons, the sraA' m .jotisy OF Whnu
are v.olators o. Tho lay, eus tins tsr
que' ion en- ems every man kut
woman Ero corr their bread BY tn
BWeA; OF tNa.7 nr.r
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Ata O'Clock, y. m,
The following described real ss,A,..

The following described real estate, via:
All that eertaln lot OF land and two-.tory
frsme dwelling thereon, tituabs The eitV -
Wilmington, 6SHRdea EHd described a. 10 lows
thSt Is to say;
Beginning Al the westerly aide Of WalRHt
street bcIHeeh tiVhih aud Nlbh streets at
tie dlstlnee Of I9 feet sl-i Lncllts froH the
Hauthrrly tIde OI isth street aud Al the cen-
tre Of the party vail, thence westerly hy land
Of Neal Moon or the nor h thrUsEh IAe ce
IRE Of said wal AAd ueAfly parallel vim Ninth
str ct Absnr 80 feet io4 inehcs tDeHsr 81 uLhar-
ly " f'tt4 inches hence eASprly neArlJ par
Allcl with nth slrestAnd thToHEh he etHtre
ol n 3-frrt wise HyeI feet 70 the Afuresali
Westerly side of WAlAHt street and theaos
thereby HOrhrriy iG ieet iAches to ths pIaee
Of hsF inning ts he eontenh what tAsy may,
with he Use ~ the alley.
SEIZED sal taken IN execution As thr proper
tv Of jane Alexander PosIes, and Phsbs
AAn, his vii ahd Is, md to b. Be4i bV
blIFS AAbsDN SAuFin.
lbos. lA-ssd-t ~
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
wANAMkKERB

a few of the other always
popular designs, but most
of the figures are very diff
ferent from last season
Leaves and vines and cubes
and dots and dashes, but as
unlike the old timers as like
things can be.
And the colors ! Every
lovely tint that you'll see ID
cottons. Pu. on as exactly
as the tinting OF q green.
b ok. No odds how ran
dom thrown, the helter.
skelter figures are alway:
precisely where they should
te.
There's magic in these
Sateens-in the cotton, in
the weave, in the figures, in
the color blending and in
the sh.eny surface of the
stuff.
Northwest OF centre
Valentines day in leap
year will be an occasion OF
unusual interest. The variety
TOR this season is very large.
Some of the quaintest, ,cutest
shapes you are likely to
come across. Sense and
sentiment. Tint and tinsel.
Anything a right-minded
buyer will care for.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02

nUBLiO SkLK-ThE So SsnRlBENs
willlell agpublfe sale At tner Mtm'
Huret nwood :" Dear Kihsood rsIlroAd ste
tion. on road roia Kirkwood to 81. Heorses'
WEDNESDAY, yEBRuARY 18Th, 1853
ALIO o'elt eli q. m,
The following descrssed personal pToI m y
10 wlli head nf horses
MOI s1rrg horss, 10 hands high. eona lnk
years old, wei ht t.5o puuads; toHnd Asd
gentle aud good driver
No. 4 Ray nor e, Years cid, n hand,
h gh, wsighL l.4s poshds' Alto SQUAD ans
Nos. one colt. years OLD, ip foAi.
Nos. and 5. Two eolts, years old mol
sir head o nilch COWS. two yote superior
oxen, will Wo Il anywhere, onr iArRe Hol'
st"in tull. one large Holst'i' bgli c..uing !
years Ul1, dfteen ltarling helf 70 all good
ttoek of The IlOisiein and Durham ! g..
fArminE implements Four plovA SIX enl-
tivAtors tnr kAndAll harrow, one A barrow,
one roller, one wheat drill, rec moSeri,
one reaper, three heel rAkes, 0ae corn
sbvltr, unt NAnWlcket grAln fan, Cue farm
wagon, one teAfhOrn, three OK carts, one
horse cart three OK yOkss, one re. wagon
harness. ven Get Of plu~ gears, one grind
ArtlClei not ma rAhd.
T rms Ans snts Of 80 and under, cash
all sums above t9l a rrvhlt OF tw,lse u1on.hs
will be Riysn by the purchaser Civ ny mote
with approved e, dor pA) ablt Al tht
Delaware City National ia /.
JULIA N. CLAEh.
l. ", stdhAm 4 son, AuC,iOnecrs.
Delaware Ciiy, January y, l'ss.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02

HIGa LICENSE seems to he gaining
ground In . nun Der OF the States and
meetings are being beld In Its favor.
TEN perAnos men are commencing to
see that It Ia the only sure solution OF
the liquor problem. In Philadelphia
1t has Already closed four thousand Of
the six thousand saloons whtob, pre-.
vious TO the enforoemsnt OF the Brooks
Law, were In operation In that city
Asd II the effort that is nov belng
made 70 sesure the passage Of similar
act for New York Oly should prove
"a ,oess.nl, we have no doubt bu. 1t
will close from one-hAlt TO two-thitds
OF the saloons In that city. Prohibl.
tion hss been tried In different place,
during the past twenty Ave years but
hiss not proved success, and o high
license Law, s,rlotly enforced, seems to
be tbs only means by which the In
creAsins tida OF lniem perAnoe can be
stayed and the number OF saloons re.
do oed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Be-
tirnore Eailread.
Novempor l8th. 1887

NovompDr loths 1907
Trains viii leave wilmington As fellow
Is s. sIo. "a ea' Yoa' Il IS II II 81 a. m, d o
4 A,eo@ncf.sien IN 5 @ as 60 sS & 4oS ps . m,
Tot cls.ssr = e ts.P,ss.' = O. ss 9ss ss .n,
81 II IS II 81 q. M, IL l. VA 20, 7eA AAd
Keso,nmo odatien, e4o 7se 7p4 siA DSA,
m, IsA %, a, 20 and 10 % v. N.
Ney iork, @, IA IH 80 5es1 10 o,
nhlS m. IL. ~ -, 27. s7h 's2A %, and
foff X Wcst Chester, via LAmotiA. 9 % ADo
sxH n; a;sseHa s t9P; m; ,,,.ru.o,,,c ,,.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 IA 4,
Baltinore III aer AND Ray Line, SPIN,
10 i2, and II 0 a. m. Il VI, Il IL, 4 ~, 4Aa, Is
Trains ror delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, go sso a. IN, Lbh abA S@
| SeAfOrd texpres-l, % y. IA.
Harm lgton, DeanAI, and way stAtonA 80
Express ici Harrington, . 50 p. m. WAY
EipresS z Or Dover. Harrington, and Del
mar, II O5 Night.
Erank'in city, sUG
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort, AndEsrfolk, n % Night
Leave Phil.delphis, Broad Street, for WI
inEton (express), sA 30, n, ~, p1t
" ~ u "a II 81 a. m, Y 8el. 4uA go, bot
S2t. SO7. sS7, ll20p D. m.
Aeoomm oda Ion, So, 70 d =. m, IA 4 20
q, +S7. . e sS lJoa ID "a ana II a ,. nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpreesL 2oo g. 40,
Is, 10, II 81 a. M, 22, MA ana co n. m.
Aecou notation tlSA. M, II 10. / n an
$50 ", and 1000 p. m.
For Chester (eIpressA Is. 10. II 81 = m,
"A. %. and 10 70 y. IN.
Accom- modAtion, slBAm., u 10. "a. 4n
8 ~. and 7. - y. IN.
For New Xork (eVprcssl, , 90 75a, go VA
6lb IL a. N, Az, ga, 's2S, o. and ls.o
.. m.
FOR West Chester. via IAmokin. slSA. M,
aud ~ q IN.
Por Cape Charles, Old FONT oVmfor,, Anc
Norfolk, u % Night
FOR New Caste, MlddletOwn, Clayton,
Dover, Relton. Harrington, seAford, Laurel
and pvlmAr, u oS Night.
baltimore aud Washington, LIS, 44 eOt
10 y \. M, IA CO, "a ~ and S y. m. BAlti.
more, 9. % and u ~ .. IN.
Leave PhilAde phiA Hrosa Street for vii
mington (expressJ, ~. 70, 25O, 7.2A 40, ILL
A. NJ. b.0s, q. 81 and II. d T.. N.
Accommodation &. rs 10. 8 A. ~, IA n a.aA
9. 10, s. IS and II. a +. NJ.
For further Information, PAsse gers art re-
ferred 70 the ticket once al the stAdon.
Trains marx ed thus ~ are limited eXpreaf
hpon which extra fAre is ehAiged. ,,
General MANAGER eReral fAseenger Agn
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
wILMlrurOs q nUnTMEnnn

T1ms table in eject NOV. 2o.h 1857 rnir
lesso wilma ,ngtOn French Btrestl ~ foIl0gt
Ter Lead ma, Birdsboro, Joanna, SprlbE
Eoll, WEync6burG junction, Manor, 9ottf
vile, Tai aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wsf
tettViils Ard Ru points on the PhiiNdelphil
sId Leading Il. H., 100 =. N. aud 2.t5 s. y
For Springfield, WAyposburs Junfs
ton, OoStesyiile, Embreeville, Lszsns
OhAdd'E ford and DuPont's ard intsrIl.s
Nsta Ocints,5.s E.m-, 7tb, and I Go .. "a,
Fer CaRGoEyil's AID intsrne1iEls poiAta
Et 20 a, N, 2tb and Z 80 p, N.
for " eat ntsteI, ! 90 =. L.. Az and 4 d
p. NJ.
for ron irgEs and IDternod ate psint
e.ih p. Il. and or Saturday, Al % and il Al
| p. N,
On Sunday hr Reading and iAtormoaiLp
| pOinG, 81 % a. M, and for Springfield L1i
! Intern ediAto pcints At . 10 p N.
a, "a. iA MA SLAND, n. Is. HIBBAkD
| Sus erluta dsnt tasnl FAss a