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u1 DopY On I'M Dead HuLn 10 - GLAD
n m HxExxAHY UIuu1u.

IKE DoDT on I'M Dead .uLn 70 - czAx
n m HrEx1A1Y uzuuan.
BnxIs, March l0.-Ths fureral so.
vices we're held osef the remains Of En
peror William In tbs mortuary chan
Der IN the palace Iass svsuin9. Ths
chamber Was psofussly decorated With
doUeEA Ths DouAaes R0pson AnGuD-
q, the Gsnnd Duks ard Grand Dnohsag
Of Baden, the Grown Prince sno Grown
Princess OF Sweden, ax6 other Fcynj
pefaonaees assended The services. The
hody Of the emperor lay In The same DO
sitiou which the m0uafoh occapied
when be expired. The cEuctflx lay
apoc his breast and an ivory cross vas
In his right hand.
After the service the late snpeeoe's
aids-de-camp. Lieutenant General Won
LehBdorf and Lseutenaei General Won
Wal6eExs. aosed - eusrds Of hooor q
the dad moaasch's couch.
The decree Of 4mperos Frederick in
regard TO national mourning y urives-
sally approved The Runteipal authori-
tiea viii wear mouruina for sfx weeks.
All the newspapers, With the single ex-
oeptioo Of the Toksblafs, are publishsd
vita desp bosdess Of black.
The body Of the emperor will remain
iu the msftuary chamber until the
requiem service IN the dae room today,
vh'ch Will be attended BY the members
Of the royal family and their suites,
Prince Bismarck. Count Won Nsltke
and the chief court ofasials. Later,
ths body will be taken 10 the cathedral,
vnere II will lie IN etate, BY Emperor
Frederick's order. In accordance With
the desire Of the deceased ruler the
body will be clad in The uniform Of the
6rst regiment guards, and will be en-
veloped In Q military cloak. The guard
Of honor viii be rslisved every ok
hooRs.
A. OhaflottenburR Castle, rooms have
been allotted 70 Countess PeRponches,
lve aides-d De. camp Of Herr Won 6icksn-
dorG and Doctors Mackenzie, How'll
and 6chr1jeY. PIinoesses vicsosis,
sophia and Margaret will reside at
Emperor RfedeTiok's palace in Berlin.
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k,sNARCk srEAks
M AsSorxcxs rsx nKATH CT Els fAry
xAFrxs TO .HE scSrxsEA-H-

nm kxsorScrs rHx nKATH oY Els fAry
xAs-xs TO .HE scxrxsEA-H.
Fxxtxu, Asrce lo>-Bsfore tes rsioA-
sag opsEed today tee banossrsso met.
princs Blsuasrck. With great eraoiieo,
sii1aea to she eeatE of the emferor IN
terms similar 10 shose ~aich he csed II
Ire rrieestsS yesterday. de specially
confirmed the statement msae yessef-
tsy ia rezsrd 80 tie ssspsror's dysns
xilasions to Austria ard ksssia. 10 re-
ferytss "a Euperor fretestck's scces.
s,sn 10 he ;b!ane Asi ths transfer of
,se ,np<ria dignity connected there
With, Prince Bismarck sal! tia, TIE
usv enreros. like his fsiesr. vosid
ssss ss his sslilns priecspls eo1sc,en-
tiocs maiEsecarce OF ise ccrsiAi4iscE
al the eu rsfe and treaties IN vet-A u Is
nsx.t. srd sn xhsee Emperor Enpefos
Fr~Aerick vsli coans agon tes es-opss
sascu OF es sliiesA
Herr Yea Lsrceenfeli expressed 10
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The men and knew them and described
them- Ccmmanieatson with friends i.
prch.hdAed. TsUpleton 10 vel known
ssneAoan. Janos is The same plaee
vhese The plot vaa Put ep which mas
sacsed CAPTAIN Crawford vhils In par-
suis 81 Apsohea. and where Lieutenant
ncDonald vas aRfeseed With the United
Seates troops. IN The same year. u vas
ehe nAxket for oorshiae, victofio and
Geecuino, the bloody Apache chiefs
and t6atr eotthroats, snd 70 DOW the
resetnR plaee Of the typical MEXICAN
oaadiss- OuIy Rneiishnasn or Germans
have any show there. The people Of
" border ere in biass Of e1citenens
over tbe pfesent arresG
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NATIONAL LEClsLATa0S.
suoaT SESSION or THE HOUSE LITTLE
WORK DONE.

SHORT SESSION or THE HOUSE - LIrTLK
WORK DONE.
WasBisaTos, March Io.-The depend-
eDt pension bill was received from the
senate today and referred TO the CON-
mitteee on invalid pensions.
Tie following bills we're reported and
placed on the caiep6e: Authorizing the
government. Of ths Omitted States 10 ne.
Rotiate with Mexico for the appoint
ment OF commission TO determine the
boundary line between the United
States ard Mexico; for the disposal of
the Fort Wallace military reservation.
The motion to take mp the bill grant
ing the State Of California five per cent.
OF the net prooeeds OF Dash saIss Of
public lands 10 that state vas Lost BY Q
vote of yeas 6S, nays IA.
A bill was passed to restore to the
public domain part UniutRh Indian
reservation in Utah and prescribe a
penalty Of fine and imprisonment for
the unlawful emitting of timber on fndi.
an reservations.
The house then adjourned.
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FIgLlC PIrxHER.
su.vs sxcoNxxNpFp AGAINST sHK SoHru
NM parrYTo AND orusuA

sugys sxconxxSpFp AGAINST sHK MONTH
ZEN PACIFIC AND orHEns-
wasurxoroS. March Io.-The secre-
.ary ef TIE interior has requested the
s,toraey general - institute joint
civil sal. against the Northern Pscihs
Railway Company and J. h. Jones a
Coupauy, Of Portland. Oregon. aud
wiHianspoEt, Pennsylvania. the North
western Lamber Company, Of knapp
tou, Wassiisktop territory, ana Samuel
Frxnes snd the Northern PseiGc Lum-
Der Con any are also defendants. salts
beinS for the value of pine estimated
a. szls on. alleged 10 bsve oeen unlav
faliy ect from public lands 10 WASH
irS,oE territory.
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pnBsAcHp nr Kuo HuMpKsr.

ROM March io.-king Humbert
travelled from Rome to San Pier
dAreua to meet Emperor Frederick.
Whe1 the train reached the station
King Hasbers entered the coach occo-
,-,aa by the emperor and embracsd him.
me s>aue at this msss!rs was touching.
The smpeso- was voiceless. owing to his
disease. but be wrote many notes. In one
OF vhlch be thanked the Italian pariia'
ment for the honor and respect paid tis
father and himself. Empress Victoria
translated 10 King Humb-rt the siRns
made by tie emperor and conversed
With the king 10 French. The cppefor
was suffering from fatigue. bat other
wise he vas in normal condition. bis
throat was c.o.ely sGufisd snd be wore
hoodsd cape and besvs sartout. ine
silent parting between the tso rulers
was affecting King Hambsrt's suite
were Impressed ~ith tue emperof'
comparative robustness.
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A Po>sg ARRnTED.
xsxIc,x ACTHoarrfHs ARREST kNfkicAs
ofTscEAs IN Funsurr CT rkAin
EnsENrD.

Tuoscx. L. T.. Marsh ic-woTa hss
last been rsceivet here iezf tie posse
tie Ssein's Pass traiE robbers
are 10 a Mexican aengsou II ga2oe, in
tie state Of Caih1akas. AsIico. The
y,Arsy are W. K. Aerie. Unise5 States
ra.rsasl: A. Shidsll. ca3sF sheriff o.
Ptraa coorsy; wzn. sG;th. tspsiy nsas-
snal. sus too Indian sraiiers. 1esy
traded tie rehhers s0J miles is.o Mex
i-o, and sksls u hot p7rssii, o. the 6ih.
verr Arresse3. ta=ss property taken fsora
tsera, aza sksy tEcarcsrats1 ~ gacos.
ne sr2srsc.srS<cf et tie Ccalitocs
uirss rs>aS. ~. tssn and e5errd bail
10 say sr.esnt, tas .As srtsositaes re-
fxxed IL lie p<xs wss esoaSns 10
Larassass BY NJ. 1sny.sson. vso sAs
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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The Trust lnvessisatisn,

WAsHuGToN, March 10.-The investi-
CATION into the sugar trust vas con.
tinned By the house committee this
morning. II. y. Havemeyer, Of New
York, Vas on the stand. Nothing new
vas developed in regard TO the trust.
DeAsh Of Pioneer Dedd.
SAN FsANcIsoo, March lO.-The death
OF William w. Dodd occurred suddenly
at Oakland, yesterday morning. of par.
slysis Of the heart. The deoeased was
a native Of Liverpool. England. He
came TO California in 1S&9, and served
10 toe Indian war 10 this state In 1862.
He was drawn to Cariboo, British CO.
lumbia, by the rich mining develop
meuts made at that time on William,
AutieF and other creeks 10 that mining
district. There he remained continu-
ously until last fall, when he came
back to this state for the benefit of bis
health. having bsen stricken With paral-
ysis last June.
The Pspc ladisposed.
RoME, March l0.-The pope has been
slightly indisposed for the past two
days. No serious symptoms have mani
Tested themselves, bat certain degree
Of apprehension exists in consideration
Of his age and lassitnde caused by the
exertions he vas subjected to during the
Jubilee festivities. A cousistofy 10
nominate . number Of bishops is an
uoonced Tor the l0sh instant.
Against American Pork.
CcPKNHA0Hx. March l0.-The govern
men. Eas published an order ford !. .iisR
the importation from America Of
bacon. S.eam lard and other uudress-
ed prodncts. The order goes into ef-
feos Immediately.
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is 81 ehored od Foikstone. The City Of
CcriHsa snnk. and ID Il believed that
tweEty eight lives we're lost.
Axaiass IsaAss AaUisslen.

1 NoxiSsl S1u&. hEa u - pGi1GNe4 tu8t
tveIty -eiehs lives we're lost.
AEaiass UsaAss AanissieA.
wAsHrSsyos, March fa--Jrdss Bss-
kin, Of Utah, vas before the select CON-
mittee on territories today ard read
an efseorate afguneEt Aeainst the A.
nsssscE Of Utah as q ssate. Hcr. Nj.
R,ctaris presented q Seply to the state
uaent OF Fred Dabois at the last aistira
and ABSTRACTS of the coars records show
ir2 the cocrse and rniipCs OF the Utah
courts. Leave VS. granted him and
Judge Wilson te 6le . reply 10 Mr..
Raskin.
Weekly Baak Statement
Nrv Yosx, March lo-The weekly
bank statement shows a reserve de-
Grease. of 81 ,s6T 900. TIE banks nov
hold $ll,&S,oN In excess Of the legal
rule.
Rsid Kneescr f. Hans.
srsueyrHLp. No., March fo.-Bili
Walker. the chief Of The Bald knohbers
has been found guilty OF murder and
sertancsc 20 be hanged The crime
fer ~hich be was soand guilty vss the
murder, over rear ago. Of Gsor9e
Green and William Evans, Who had In
c>st><u 1aN kttrn Q1Sn90 " luQ p3tQ
knebasrs. Walker led the attack on
their honsss and each Vas dragged
from bis bed and murdered before his
family.
Frtacc OF wales, silver wcaaisg.
LONDON. March fo.-ree Qaeen, the
pnke of Albany. Princess Beatrice and
Prince Henry, sf Bsttenburc, all attired
IN deep mourning, drovs TO MARI
borough House today 10 greet the Prince
and Princess Of Wsiss on their silvcy-
Wedding day. A crowd gathered on the
route and cheered heartily a. the royal
party passed. The party remained a
Marlborough House half an hour. On
their return thsy we're again heartily
coeesed. The gloom osassd by tbs
dsath Of Emperor william is somewhat
relapsed by the royal wedding festivity
and the German embassy Is forsaksn.
Demands satiAfAesisu.
TkNaIKR, March 10. The United
States var ship Enterprise, mounting
six guns. has arrived here. The eap-
tam demands the imuedi release Of
tho Moor. VITO 10 under Americsn pso-
lection and Who 10 imprisoped at Rnbat.
He also demands satisfactisn from the
Moorish government for the mans IL
legal arrest.
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m NEE CO rHB aANIH n sYarxN !
UUE A1o1Hn WAn6Uo.

IN NEE CO THE sANIH N sYerxx n.
sUx AxoxHn vAnxuo.
kAnsAs Orr. No., March lG-Lass
night the engineers and hfsmeu Of the
Atchisou, Topeka 4 Santa Fa road a.
TopekA Kansas, through their general
grievance committee. notified TIE man
aeef st that psint IL they persisted in
violating their pledge Of non-insercourss
with The Baflin9tsn road in yesusinp 10
handle freight consigned 30 or from the
latter company. that ct l316 on Sunday
body.
SYMPATHETIC svrrcHMHx.
kaSsAs CirY. No. March l0.-Ihe
members OF the Svisehmsn's Uuion, GO
IN pnmbef. employed In the yards OF
tae Kansas City. 81. Joe 4 Council
Biu6s. and the Hannibal 4 Hs. Joe rail
roads, both Of which are paFs Of the
Darlington system, are on the eve Of
strike. This morning they expressed
determination not to work With the en-
etneers nov employed BY tho Chicago,
Burlington 3 Qaincy. Their reasons
are that the danger % % great because
Of fhe incompstency Of the new men.
Iney fear that they are liatle to be
crippled q Killed 81 any moment.
HorHU lnsuEp 70 oTHHR OFFICIALS.
DxHvE1, March l0.-The striking en-
Rineefs held Q secret session In their
hall this afternoon, at the conclusion Of
which Q notice vas issued to the cfIi
ciais Of the Denver, Utah and Pacific
that all their enaiseers and ffemen
would 60 cut at noon tomorrow. This
road 10 q narrow gauge running from
Denver 70 Lyons, and is controlled By
the BoriinGton by q lease, and 10 used
by the latter - q feeder TO one of the
richest coal districts Of the state.
Quite number Of Burlington cars
are standing in the Rio Grande yards
billed for OaIifoRnia points. All roads
here refuse 10 handle them.
The situation ON the line of the Bur-
linGton 10 unchanged.
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vIKNcHxHN supoR TuI DEAD HMP.RoB
Win MoDERkTIoS AND JUSTICE.
Paris, March 10.-with few exoep-
tons. which meet With general cou-
tempt, both newspapers and citis ns
here hsvs done themselves credit by
the dignity With vhich they received
the revs. and the moderation and jus
sice With which they judge the dead
emperor. There IL further feeling OF
satisfaction In seeing the crown prince
ascend the throne. whose heroic suffer-
icss have made him an object OF inter
est even TO his adversaYies.
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Embesxler Captured,

ALBrQuKEQUE, N. NJ. March Io.-A
number Of ofiicers and directors OF the
Diamond Match Company passed
through the city today en- route to Cali
forpia. They stopped here for few
bsurs when one Of their number met
Geo. w. Hill, vbs bad been their agent
st New Orsesns but left there on Feb
rusry 18Th aud had Ros been heard
from since. He vas srresssd and
caarsed With enbexziement of $1,000.
lie prisoner waived examination and
announced his intention Of returning
siihoas the necessary requisitiou pa
nera. Ria ia nos in fail
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remiag Weather

sAs FgAscIsco, Mar. 10.-Indicaiions
for "A hours beginning ct 4 am. on
Msreh 1lth, for Oregon and Washington
Territory i,Rht rain. light to fresh
soelheriy winds. except on the immedi.
1.e ooass. Here they VIII be brisk 10
high. slightly warmer In the interior,
nearly ste.i1rery temperature along
the coast.
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SEATTLE, W. SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH H. 1885,

Prince Bssusfek ~ eoedeiencss ct
the eondeRash. and Mod him N een-
msnicste them 70 E1pssor FFs0ssick.
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MS HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN LEASED BY THE
s and been remodeled and completely tei1
wing now IN process OF erection when VIII
bhd snd ready for occupation In the spring when compsed
nNke THE OCCIDENTAL the largest and most elegantly ap
hotel accommodations for several hundred
An unvaed cuisine Elevator and all modern convenences
4 will OccDEsTAL pleasant and convenient place TO
headquarters all Puget Sound steamers and the
make Seattle which Is the commercial center and largest
u 4 - Territory their point Of departure
Yro2 90 TO % pes dsv. tourists cells
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smallpox Case.

sAS FRAScfsoo. March 10. - There
wsrs sixty seven smallpox psiienss IN
the hospital this morning as against
seventy nine last Saturday. All tie
cases are developing fsvorsbiy.
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crsydes spsfng Aeetisg.

EosDcs. March I0.-As The Cfoycen
sprins nssstsDs Of tie Cnited Kingdom
tas steepsschase vas Son by Beliorz
ny sssrty ieDgiks, Gfsat Pail second.
Dogger Bank ta.rd- There we're six
starters,
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LoSDos, Marsh lo--The British bark
Issaaanis. which sailed from London
On ihs 5.h izst. fog San Fssas,sco, has
returned with her bcvs.isit gone ana
her ss<rn damaged. By collision with
tbs Hrtsszs stsp City Of Ccrinsh. frorz
iaas2ri fer HA.bsfg. The Tssuaris
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II CSuar. - The case OF Meeker
against 0sscells, q contest over the
prise Of boys which has been on trial
for several days was concluded yssler-
DAY. Ibs lary prooRh. in o sealed
vefsiss after the eorrt adjourned.
Jsaes Andersen and Frs1 Fields
xere admitted - csllxens.
Fred r. fses. Was admitted 10 prso-
sios ~ sn sttornsy.
Tbe case OF william Martin, for
murder visi be called fof trial To-
uosfoz.
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Powder MIL KxpIssisn.

yAirsso. Cal, March ia roSeef
nsfsl exploded st Piaois this morning.
Every building here vas SHAKEN Tbs
exss-s Of tie damage is not known.
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baltimore AND POTOMAC
ID RAILROAD.
ON and after january 8, 1855. trains will run a
lOlloWs: ..ro.. Z. 4 n,-r,r,n, CIR ,,rrnN

ON and after january 5, 1883 trains will run as
'O''0"'. FROM CALVERT STATION.
For Washington 7OO 735 q. M, and 5S5 r. IN.
daily except Sunday. and $50, $50 s.lO A. m, and
IDS, LBS, 4.S5, GAO and 9.32 p. m daily.
For Pope's Creek Line, 100 a. M and i.i5 p. m
d1 Fcr e xnh%pois Us and so5 a. M and ass p m
daily except Sunday. Sunday, $40 a. M and 4.S'
For Richmond and the South at $50 a. m. daily.
and 4S5 p. m, daily except Sunday.
For the South via. Piedmont Air Line at $50 ana
$40 a. M, l.55 and 9.32 p. m, daily.
For points on the Manassas Division, 1925 p. M,
For points on Newport News and Mississippi Val
lev system via Charlottesville $40 m. and 1.55 p
M daily. 9.52 >. m. daily, except Sunday.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 4o5 500, $50 zo5. 20 So Z: 80 3
and t So p. m; on sunday 4o5 800 $50. s2s. 945
m. 1244. 2.05, AS, $50. S-12 and 942 p. m
For Pope's Creek Line, 7l05 a. m. and i2O p m.
For Annapolis 74O and 9lO a. m, 1910, AS and
655 D. m. On Sunday, S23 a. m. and AS p. m
For Richmond and the South at 4.05 and 94l a.
m every day and 4.45 p. m. weekdays.
For Piedmont Air Line at G so and 9.45 a. m, 2Oo
and 942 p. m. daily. 259 Q.imited) p. M weekdays.
For points on Manassas Division, 1910 p. m, week
For points on Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley system via. Charlottesville 945 m. and 205 p
days Ii s-'''' anu 800 '
FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE STATION.
For Washington SOL, 655, 40. IA and s.27 a. m.
1249 2l0 450, 545, 705 and a.46 p IN. On Sunday al
500, 6.55 s.27 a. m. l2.49, 2.l0 45O 7Oo and DAG
p M
weekdays On Sundays, S.27 a. m. and 4.oO p. m.
Leave Washington for Baltimore-At 635, 90
900 $40, $50 100 and lilo m; 1905, 200, $40
40 40, 40. 600. $40 1000 and ITO P. M On
Sundays, at 800 Dos, $50. ll40 m 200 s.45, 40
600 Si0 1000 and lL20 p. m.
CAToNsVILLE BRANCH.
Leave Calvert Strpet-For Catonsville. 7.55. 9.4l
M. 800, LAG, 60 and Ills p. m. Sundays 1OO5 a.
m. 240, 500 and 7.45 p.
Leave Union Station.--At 500 and 9.52 a m, 3Oj
45l 625 and II 20 p. m. weekdays. Sundays, 1OlO
q. M, 2.l5. sos and $50 p III.
Leave Pennsylvania Avenue Station.-At sos,
957 m, $40, 456, $50 and lbs p m. week days
Sundays, lois a. M. $50 $40 aud 1855 p. m,
Leave Catonsville for Baltimore.-At G.d, SIS
1885 a. m, $40, SIS and I'll p. m. weekdays sun
days, 905 a. m, 1S0 400 and $50 p. m. jan2l
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FAST MAIL-DAIIY.
Leaves Hillen Station, Baltimore at 40 a. m
Glyndon SOL Westminster 55l, New Windsor Cos,
Union Bridge Glib, Meehanicstown GAO Blue Ridge
Summit 7.06, arriving at Hagerstown, c. V. D., at
745.
Leaves Hagerstcwn for Baltimore at Ills a. m,
Blue Ridge Summit l222 Mech anicstown12 40, Union
Bridge LOS. New Windsor LIB, Westminster l.27,
Glyndon 200, arriving at Hlen Station, Baltimore,
at 2.40 p. nj.
Going East, will leave Union Bridge for Baltimore
and intermediate Stations at 625 a. m AS p M. and
Westminster at 705 a.. m and Ass p. m. Going West
will leave Baltimore for Union Bridge and inter
mediate Stations at $50 a. NJ, and 23O p. m. and
Westminster at IL II a. m. and ALI p. m.
EMMITSBURG RAILROAD-Daily except Sunday
Trains South will leave Emmitsburs at $40
A. M and $50 and 545 p. M, arriving AZ Rocky
Ridge at g.l5 a. m. and 400 and Go p. m.
Trains North will leave Rocky Ridge at 1910 m,
and 40S and 631 D. m, arriving at Emmittsburg
lilo a. m. and Ass and 7.01 p. m.
BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND VALLEY r. R.
Trains leave East daily except Sunday. Shippens
burg. 6.55 a. M, and 13O and 400 p. m, Chambers
burg 7.2S a. m 203 and 4.33 p. Waynesboro sos
g. m. 241 and $40 p m, arriving at Edgemont S25
a. M, and 800 and SIS p. m.
Trims West daily except Sunday Edgemont
us and 11.4l m, and $50 p M, Waynesboro 73S
m. and II In. and $50 p m, Chambersburg $50 a.
M. and 1910 and so p. m, arriving at Shippens-
burg $50 a. m, and LILO and 900 p. m.
Orders for Baggage calls can be left at Ticket
Office, 2l7 Z Baltimore street.
j. NJ HOOD GenI. Manager.
dee IL B. II. GRIswoLD, Genl Passenger Agent