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Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
a Goal Famine IN Issadlng.

READING, Jan. A loug strike d
the bohuy XIII regions me ana big "a
iamlna here, Tbs Reading llA
Works, whioE employees twenty aH
hundred meu, have enough coal q, ttsi
mill to last them . month, bat q ID
pipe mill the supply will onlT slI
few days. At Kokert 8 BiojstH
Henry Clay Furnaces, whioh turn Il
six hundred tons Of pig iron q west y
supply will lApt only three OF fout iIr
The Melloit Foundry, employipg IN
hundred hardJ, has but few tols
coal on hand.
The Keystone Iron Works, suIg
ing two hundred hands, has enols.l
last them less than two weeks y
hat factories, OF which there are an
dozen, have on IN average liz
weeks supply Of coal. The Biah
Iron Company, at Blrdsboro, opsns
two immense furnaces and has bsI
two weeks supply on hard. Thes.
ing mill aud nail works OF the ~
pAny will DO able 10 run somewhaiz
ger. Goal 10 going away up in prial
this city.
One hundred more Yallroadets Il
ployod Ia the coal lrsffio were ohchEr
ed TO day. Up to this time zoo sPt'h
policemen have been SWo ora IN - suna
The compaDy's property. The sthsyy
XII strikers have not yet received SI
contributions from outside sources,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
FIFTn EDITION,
Aeclaentallt KlIlri

Coro1er DaTnhill sumno,.a
this morLiag 10 investigAis /, q M!
the death Of Charles MoAlesr yi -
inlured Last Monday Aftarp5,, ~" ~,
1,30 o'clock by bsing knocked 60.
Front street near BroOme BY 49,
driven BY William Fszan ~SrA
dsnca showed that tho dee,ass1 q
was 81 years old, Was q .sam,,.. y.
that on Monday afternoon h. =
coming along Front street a.,
Brocme with bis cart and th,s,l-.'
The cart was partly on tie ~, !.
track and partly ontslds. whllensI
ceased Was walking on the sllip, ~
four feet from the horace Jnsi ~.
he reached Bfoome street Mt. P,.
who was In the rear Of MICA GER, -.
torfei oct for the purpose OF yns,s
when the deceased undertook h ~
10 his team aud was struok BY n. ~,
OF tbs dog cart aud kDoaltd ~,
Mr.. Pagan stopped ct once, ,uj n
Aleer was assisted TO hi. n, I
laughed aud said that hs WAS IN, !,
much, Ut the same time calling "a
team to stop. He Afterwards Ss.kjs
Dr. CochTan's office, ct Ffo,l q,
Broome streets, End ~ tho oa.y sc,J
that could be found was On -
head, Il was dressed and he vein,
with his team. On Monday aIgs
VAS taken very Ill and Ds Pi,, ~
called 10 attend hiE, but he oo,s,,S
TO grow Worse until yesNrdAg. J..L
died. The evidence also shovd M
Mr.. FAgaa was not drivlnR Enl..
moderate rats OF speed when M n,
dent occurred. After heEriug b, =,
denco the jury rendered . vtfl!cT
Charles MoAleef was aocldtGL5
killed, ana that MIR. Fagaa va, lst
blame.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
Academy OF Music.

Joseph j. Sullivan and company
closed suocessful three nights engage.
ment at the Academy of Music last
evening. Commencing 10 night "The
Brook" will be given for the ram sind r
Of the week. Marion Fleming will
take the part formerly taken by Miss
Nellie McHenry. Speaking OF Mits
Fleming, the New York Herald sayt:
"lf Marion Fleming was not 80
ps.ite she would make q positive sue
eess In grand opera, but as 1t Ia she is
the cutes. and beet singing soubretle In
this county"
She Is supported by an excellent con-
pany, and tho piece itself is Just the
Kind to please an audience In this city.
Tho regular Friday and Saturday mai
nees will be given.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

A committee of Wilmlu gton Division
OF Brotherhood Of Railroad B-akemsn
called at the REPUBLICAN ofics this
morning and BtAsed that the account
given Of the delinquency OF their
former inancier Of the Division was
Incorrect. Had the money been applied
as stated, and q disposition haa been
manifested to rsfuud the eKme within a
Reasonable time, gfeatsr lenlency would
have been exerC!hed toward him But
the committee believed that the de.
faullinR officer freQuented gambling
places, an had thus lost considsrable
funds, and hence was not deserving oil
any favor.
The whole amount OF the deficiency
Is Sls5, aud this he offered to sttt.e By
paying $50 cash and giving his note fol
800, after he had been threatened with
prosecution to compel payment. Tht
members refused to accept this sum,
and he Was expelled at the Deoem bel
meeting, As = result he is out OF EN-
ployment, having been laid off by
Superintendent Mills until he had made
arrangements satisfactory to the Broth
erhoo1. WhSt steps will BIS TAKEN tC
make good the deficiency and 10 regain
employm ent are matters that remain to
be explained.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

A revolt occurred among the white
and colored United States soldiers o;
Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, on Toe. =
day evening, and they had tat,le
lasting half an hour, during Whicn a
number were severely injured. Troop
ers Livingston, Peterson and Ksumme
knocker, all white, are In the hospital
In q critical condition. There were
many recruits at the station, and on
Tuesday they drew their fret pay and
made an onslaught on the sutler. Late
In the afternoon 8 drunken colored
trooper, who was pursuing q young
white girl, was arrested by a party OF
white troopers and handed over to the
Officer OF the Day. This appears to
have been the cause of the battle.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.


Travel on the railroads yesterday was
heavier than for any time during the
holiisys.
Cranor & Co have re-rented the store
No 62t Market street, and will continue
business At that place for the comiD 3
yoar.
@. p. johnson advertisss TO rent the
stDrs No. 4I6 Market street, now ooou-
pied by j. W. Diefendoff, agent for
War nmaksr & Brown.
A number Of students Of Delaware
College passed through this city last
evening on their way back to college
after The holidays.
Ths committee on increased appropriA-
ton for tho new Federal buildings viii
make q report 10 the Board OF Trade A.
It's meeting this evening,
The tafesi, eurest and CHI apast remedy
yet discovered for that disordeTed con-
dition OF the liver, known rs bilious.
ness" Is Lazador. Price 20 o's.
Miss Elln Casey, o niece OF City
Tressurer Grill ID, is lying 81 her home,
No, 827 West fourth stIeet, very low
with consumption.
A quick relief afforded by using Nc
IualI's syrup Of tar, rTies $50, The
ctespest plfce for patent medicines In
the State. D1ni1rth, druggist, Second
and Market.
Mrs Jennie z Smith OF Yardley,
Bucks County, PS., is Visiting he;
friend, Mis. Clara X. Swan, lll2 West
sixth etroet, and will be pleased to have
her friends call.
Several misohieyous perronS engaged
in chasing colortd man last evening
down MAdi00n ltteet, and on coming
opposite EAfTS'S eiore near Fourth
street, the fugitive made for the ooor
and In his haste 10 outer to escape his
prosecutions . glass wps knocked nui
and broken. Tue towards then gave
up the pursuit
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

The large wax doll, which vas or
exhibition in the window at Mars
Diamond Shoe Store, No. 4O6 KinR
street, Was drawn on New Years Eve
By Joseph THOMPSON, commission Wer'
chart, who Tetiiss ct No, ;34 East
Seventh street. Mr.. Thompson, upon
being seen by reporter, taid that he
he d three tickets, having during the
week preceding the drawing purchased
three pairs OF thoes, each OF which
olmo to over one dollar. One Of these
tickets drew the prize, aGd bs may be
expected he Is greatly plea.ed with bis
good fortune, the doll being valued nj
res He says that ha bslieves the
draring was perfectly i:ir and Impair
tial in every respect.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
THIRD EDITION.
rho stuGgors in wales.

CARDIFF, January 4. - The three
Americans and one Englishman among
the exhibiting pugilists showed good tis
cal judgment in selecting this town OF
coal and iron for their shows. All day
special trains have been arriving, crowd
ed with miners, farmers and idlers intent
upon seeing Sullivan aud Ashton, Kill
rain and Mitc1ell At all adjacent sta
tions were their flaming bills announcing
Sullivan and Ashton at the Philharmonic
III astre and the other two at the Star
Music Hall. Sullivan WAS not much ad
mired by the brawny Welshmen, because
VulcAns ike him are common In the
Rhoda Valley and mountains. The
opinion was that he could never train
down. The reception given to day 10
Kilrain and Mitchell on their arrival was
equally warm with the one to Sullivan
described IN yesterdays dispatches. The
fondness for the prize-Iing is seemingly
rs strong among the Welshmen as In
olden times.
Kilrain and Mitchell's audience was
very much the largest tonight This
was perhaps, partly due to the fact that
Sullivan made his first appearance last
evening, lie and Ashton gave an txhibi
ton similar to the de criptions already
many times csbled. Your correspondent,
who had seen them in London, noticed,
however, that Sullivan painted greatly
after his exertions The rounds were GO
much applauded that an encora round
was given, consisting entirely of light
sparring ard scientific attack and de-
Tense, alternated by either.
As the arrangement OF the programme
at both places allowed, a large number OF
SullivAn's audience left for the other ex.
hibiuon. Kilrain and Mitchell, both az
tired in white, stepped into the ring
The band played Yankee Doodle" and
the people roared their applause quite
two minutes when Kilrain was introduced
by the manager with illusions to his he
cent fight. Then turning to Mitchell he
said: introduce the favorte OF all
. Englishmen, Charley Nutshell " The
app ause was now deafening, the ladies
waving their handkerchiefs. The re
marks on all eides were, What beauty
KIlrAin looks" ''What a dandy Mitchell
Isl" isn't he quleLp
Round was light and scientific, Kill
rain doing all the leading, Mitchell
cleyerly lodging his blows.
Round 2 Mitchell began 10 hit, but
preferred to act on the defensive be ause
he was suffering FROM q cold. Kilrain
won new friends by his free hitting with
his right. This was the first time lie used
it In an exhibition.
Round was a fair show of science.
both hitting and lodging in turn until
time was called, VIXEN the hitherto quiet
audience broke into rJar Of delight,
but nothing would persuade the com
batants to give an encore round They
were compelled, however, to 70 into the
ring three times and bow thanks.
Aiterward the Herald correspondent
called upon both partie', found them
like two parts OF a seidliz powder, reae y
TO tizz If they met, bot tie interview re.
suited in nothing new.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

The statement in tho REPUBLICAN
yesterday In regard to the Teckls
shooting which occurred at No. Sol
East Fourth street. on Sunday evening,
places ohcsr Duffy In position thai
the circumstances, in his est o. alton, do
not warrant. He says he was not near
the engine house when tho shooting Oo
CURED, and lie only called on Mr.. Mar.
vel 70 learn the facts In his possession
a. the solicitation OF the president Of
she company. Ho did not know, nor
Goes no now know, the names OF any of
the parties implicated. and he does moi
wish TO appear rs desiring to shield
tuem from tha responsibility which
justly attaches to their coduct.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

mr. state department Is unoHciallv
ADVISED that he owners of the Brush
vessels SEIZED 10 Behring's Sea by Amer
can revenue cutters last summer, for al
eyed violation Of the teal fishery laws
lave prepared claims against this Gov
etl mem Tor damages amounting to about
90 U Vyp 80 far none Of the claims have
been tiled a. D., Department "Eaor,s
nave been lie. TO secure the considera
.ioh OF These lms in conjunction with
Tue canadian f saries question low under
Tuusl leIatiQn ty Tepr, sentatives of the
English AMI United States Governments,
secretary Bayard, however, declined to
gohst Mt to any such arrangement, basinR
MS objection on the ground that the two
Questions were entirely distinct, and as
such should be considered separately.
is undeTs,oot that Mr.. Joseph Cham6-
cram and the other representatives of
Great Britain have expressed similar
views on the question, so # is practically
settled that The Canadian fisheries uues
,ioh VIII be considered without regard 10
Tue seizures In BehrinR Sea-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

The will OF Mrs. Sarah d M5conkey
was read in the presence OF those most
interested at her late residence on North
High street, West Chester, Pa on Tues
day afternoon. The bulk OF her estate,
we are informed, goes TO her nephews,
Frederick Brinton, of Wes.town town
ship, and DR. Daniel q Brinton, of Phila
delphia. Her executors are Frederick
Brinton and Lawyer Smith, OF Media,
Delaware county Is ls stated, however,
that lawyer in Philadelphia has tele-
graphed statement that here is later
will in his possession, but this may be a
mere idle rumor.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

A. Ruddatt, = pensioner OF the Ger
man army, who lived near Glenmori
the part three years, reosntiy sold hi
ten acre farm. With n fair homer, tWt
head Of cattle and his crop. for $50 II
cash 10 order to retain Lis place OF
the pens'o rolls IL was necessary fol
him to be In Germany once every ter
yesrs. As be aud his family hsd been
swsy from the FAtherlAnd nine years
they sacrificed their place to raise
means TO return on,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

when near Pennington YESTERDAY
the Delaware division train, No. II, a.
irving In this city At Il 25 p. m, me-
with an accident. Engine No. 81
which drew the train. blew the plslop
ROD out OF her left oy inder. A section
man named John Locates, who bsl
stepped aside to allow the engine 70
pase' was struck by the piston ana
DsoIy bruistd on his right leg and foot
ne was taken to FArminston and hi'
wounds dressed.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

On Wednesday afternoon the nlns
peanut vendors OF this city were giV'a
hearing before Squire Monaghan Gus
charge OF selling on Sunday. Tho Wal
rants were issred At the instance o.
David Lemon and George l.. Fergssoia
Inc Italians were IepT sented by Ansaa
harrington, Eq. Antonio MalasoAlh,
was the hrst arraigned, and WAS hnea
u and costs. Al Mr.. HarripgtOn's re,
quest the other cases were held o's'
antll next Tuo.daY nfternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
Pig Iron and steer Rails.

The American Iron aud Steel Assocl'
Alton reports the production OF pig iron
last year at 8 $50. 900 tons, against D.
90, S29 tons In 1885, and steel rails ~
700 900 tons, against ], 574, 703 toms 10
1880 The PROS of steel rails declined
from Ss9 90 10 S32 80, and on this 90,
count the wARes In 1888 will have TO b1
reduced. The decline was caused BY
the heavy importalions Of foreign iro1
and steel, which amounted lalt year
II, 500. 900 tonA
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

A telegram from Waco, Texas, says
eleven armed men rode to the bouee OF
West Eratb, oolored, near West Station,
on Monday night, and notified him to
leave that portion OF the cJunlry or sui.
fer the consequences. The same night,
In the same neighborbood, the wire
fenoe surrounding one hundred acres
belonging to Jacob Oaks and William
ErGth, both colored. was cut down.
The land had just been paid for and
they were fencing it In for cultivation.
They areS 1t ia oaid, all industrious,
hard.working men.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

At this mornings session Of Mun,o,.
pa court, James Tulley was fuei 81
9n1 costs for drunkenness, and Kate
iJrum, Hne'looalng girl from No, ala
SIMPLIFY street, was hped tl and costa
Tor the came oiieEs So. Atlsst gVenips's
session Harvey Hosenbeeobem. Tor rs.
sault and battery on Martin spsnce
S Sss fined 90 aud costs, and Michael
oDonnell 81 and costs for dfuuken.
ness.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

The Chief 81 Police IL nov ready to
proceed with the teRistration OF dogs
for this year, and ali owners will do
we'll TO attend to the matter wi'hou.
delay, ns by 10 doing they may save
themselves trouble and expense. The
Law provides n psnAl,y for any one
keeping or having Oh unreRisiered dog
in their possession, and Dog EIteru,i
nator Duncan. who will cutter upon the
discharge OF bis duties Gu the 2ist inst,
intends to make 1t vdrg warn for oil
trAneR reHsare.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

Ga Tuasday evening the newly
elect fiioets OF WAshiB atom Cone ave,
No. 2. Repissophs, OF Seven Wise Men,
were installed by the officers of the
Grand Coaelsve, after which = number
Of spesobes were mede and = good time
had generally.
The officers Of Palestine Castle, No
|, Knights Of The Mystic Cham, were
Installed last night.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
a Lucky Accident.

a oT-boat, IN attempting to pass
through the narrow passage made by the
covering oil some wlckets, at Davis Island
Dam, n tsburg, Wednesday, struck one
oi lhe broken wickets and knocked 1t down
clearing the channel for a space of 200
ieet. wednesday boats passed through
me opening and about 5000 900 bushels
Of coal will get out for shipment to Gin :
einnaii and Louisville, instead of 600, 900
bu;htls as expected.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

A lady In Pensacola, temporarily de.
prived OF the services OF nuTse, has
adopted \ novel mode Of keeping baby
out OF mischief and content nj the sAtn .
time. P Gcipg all bis playthinss in =
large washtub, she puts the little fell
low in with them, aud there be plays,
unable to set out. and perfs,tly happy
until be gets tired or hungry. The
father cAlls the boy DioEenes.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

Ex Congressman Alexander Cochran
told Areport. in Pittsburg on Tuesday
night that Col Andrews would shortly
leave for England TO etdeayor TO get q
number OF Capitalists In that country 10
invest in the lehuantepee hip Railway
stock Fifty million dollars will he re
quired TO build the road, and he said they
could not raise 1t all in this country,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

NEWARK, Jan. 4 The Shoemaker
Trades Union, numbering several hun
dred mem beers, last night decided tc
withdraw from the Knights of Labor
The reason assigned for the action /.
bad management on the part OF the ma.
tional and local leadeIs. At present
there is only one shop in good standing
in the District Assem- bly,.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

aha Jim, the PenmAp," are two dls-
tlnot people. Our night school ia now
open. Que STUDENT after taking thTee
MOI ths course In book a eepin Il, led a
poiition aooeptably here Ia this civ,
gan ald see mo. No college nonsen,s.
studio, 7l6 King. Terms Teduced.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

NCALIER.-on the Ith Inst Ob,,,.. ~
Aleer, aged o3 years, "o'
ne, relative! and friends 81 the family ara in.
Eited 70 attend his funeral from thn ynsi-
aenHo o. iia sonio-iaw, James r. Eianixan,
southWeht corner of Second and Lass Enn
streets, on FRIDAY morning, HIN Sssss ~,
81. Joseph's Cemetery. '-A'"' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

To morrow evening the Warren Ath
letic Club Will give An athletic enter.
taiumtnt 81 ths!r rooms, 2l2 French
street, sud cards OF iuvitAIiun have
bsen issued " their friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
To Prevent Freezing

Workmen are engaged In placing
po1ea around the working parts OF the
safety gates at the intersection Of the
7" W. & b, Railroad and the stree,s
ior the purpose of preventing tbeir
fleeing. 'N'i
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

Tomorrow PROMISED 70 pa clearing,
preceded by rain CT Snow on the oUast
and rather colder. Friday clear nno
ialllng temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

A coat pants and vest fer the least
money, at Ill Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
PROPOSALS.

Pfopostls will DO received by the Com NIT.
Wy On buildlnB Snd Ground Of The TfusIeas
~ me foor, for removing the smnlIpc \ hns.
p Ln.s ana farm houte 10 . point ne1r the
Lailroedi for Joining the two buIidinEsn an
hitting them up properly for maiIpox co Az
also Ior proposals 10 build wooden bsrraoEs
near the present smallpox hospital and plAns
- " made BY said Committee, can be seen
=. t9 W otncs OF tho Trustees of tho Poor, No
A. "on slA street Wilmington, on Fri.
uAJ evening next at 7 80 O'Clock
WILLIAM ii. MUONY.
Chairman
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

For Philadelphia texprossl, 200 2s2, an.
p 10. IL 81 q, M 2, "a, and Ia 4, n
econ moaallpn 1854 m, 1910, q, an
~, -, and 10 90 D. m
For Chester a. presgl 7l5gl0 u 81 , %,
=. %. and 10 10 q. m '''
Accommodation, I5Aln=Ip11 ia- .tc
%. and AN y. m. - = ~
For New Xork (eypressl, 90. 2Sa, 40, ia
p. m. w $500 AVN
aud ~ p m - 'N'
\ F ..1 ,Giape Charles, Old Point Comfort, ar
=, For New Caste, Middletown. C1svto-
lloytr, FELTON, Harrington, seat6rd. i.aur,.
and Drlmar, T. 05 Night ave- -
IN baltimore and Waslingtl~. l.S, "a. 500
" u a. NJ, u 60, g ~, ana : Is l.. N, Raj
N ore, 8. - and II - =. IN, 80 " Aaie'.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI.
inl,gton itApresst l2.2i, SO, Z. 20, g,Ig. Il b
A, {, 6.ua, so and II, 2i +. s.
$40 ). - aud M p. NJ -s'7 ~
fcIt, f i t ne inioFmaauon passengers are Re
Trains marked thus ~ arr Itlf,ltr,t .yDr,s,
upon which extra fare IL charged ~
CH Az, T.. PIGH, ! W01p
General Aanaxer enersI Passsn5gSr A 70,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
EhN sdslrhia. Wilmington 4 Ia
timar9 R:iroa6.
November ism. 1887.


Eralns viii leave Wilmir Eton as fol ",
fhiiaielphia teIpress), = 25s. 1899. ~
- ~ ~, w loU, II IS, n 81 a. m, Y d
~, 2 q, VA, 8 70 and 70f p. IN.
Accommo alton. 10, o. 705, IS L, u,
=, roc q, ~, loO 90. 70 81 p. m.
for che. ttr teNpressl, $50, 80 So glc
~ II 81 II 81 a. III, u 81, "a, 81, u, ant
Accommodation, go, 200. EOS, SIS loAA
IN :, IS, 100, s2, 7 ~, and 10 20 D. m.
NtN OH, N, 2 @, an 6337 n lOn-
10 % p. IN. - "
For West Chester, via Lamokin, % arc
y Il, M, ,, land 4Gop. m
for Newark tCentrr) and intermediate STA.
ti91hs, Z q a. m. !. Is andi Up. III.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 p.
m - . % and ii - D. IN,
baltimore and Bay Line, IS p. u,
baltimore and " ashlngtpu, j IS 4 a. 81
g -, and IS p. m - ~
Trains Tor DELAWARE Division leaye for:
New Castle, 10, 5 goa. NJ, Isb an ar
p p m, and " % Night '-''
GeOrgetown and Lewrs S 20 s. lu.,9FOn-n
Seaipri leNpres ,, 3 ~ j.. N.
harri iRton, Delmar, ana way citations. So
a. M, u IS p. m.
Express Tor Harrington, 50 ,. IL. Wa,
irain, D y. IN,
Express ,er Dover. Harrington, aud Del
mar, y o. Night.
FRANK In city, 20a. m,
Express for Cape Charles Old Point To,r
iurt, AhdAorfOlE, y p5 Might.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

Ayers hegry Pecipral fufepugi,- and colds.
ASK Your drul gist for Aver AmaBac.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05

Liquors especially for co3klnR pur.
poses at Becket's, 10S W. Seventh
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-05
BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD
ioHSruLE IN EsEKuT, Nor. 20 ,ss.
IfA:Et lssva JeiAE&rS Agsaus Lam.


sAST.bOURp.
p liE, Accom- daily except SUNDAY sIstg
.h;iA. 6oora u odntiOn, daiiy ,f,sr
SniiA. Aeconnooattoa, dailY...,.fbg j.
MIA Accom- mediation, ds'ly....g 45At
nus. Accommodation, daiiY..,,IoJk
s sh' oheetet enrtoss, dsliy lila a 3
PhilA. Accom- daily except SUNDAY .09
snin' Accommodation, daily. aogI.l
shilA. q Chester express, dahl, e.
pbiI n .cnSny p,
phiio 1eGSotnnoaAoon, cttiJ ,...... Az
rnliA. AeeemmUd alton, daily a. 4 :
phiis' coon. daily except SCacEy,Yflp.o
ab;iA' AccnDm oGstion, tAilP ...,,sy6 ,
fhiih' a ohosIer exprsBs, dLiiy, sl5p,E
HEsT.BOUHu:
'rio&fo fiitsburg Limited ,dpilETI1
arrives OhiSAEo y.to ntxt poFairE,
eaitiMofs Accommodations, U&Gy,
JinoinastiASt.L Louis, I.iT1 ,dc.ir II 10 4 :
Arrives Cincinnati T.A a, Il ~ L.ast
20 P, NJ. no2t day. -'''A
sai.imore Accommodation, dsiiy, 9ISp,~
Ih!osko AID st. Lo1is EEPFcsl.
,,ns.Iiv n
Singerly accommodation, daily,
e1Spt Monday .,........,,,,,,i2s on p,
ZOE LAEDERBERG, eib A. d ,eu Z; a
ony: ie.eO >. m. and 3s5 p. m. cIu5
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