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Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
The Event of the Season.

Tie contest between the choirs OF
Fzion NJ. y. Church aud WhlitinI ton NJ.
L. Chapel ut Ezlou Church last night
was grand affair The music was ex-
cellent. The decision by the judges was
given in favor OF Ezion VI. L. Church
choir, but a proper decision could not
possibly be rendered because the contest
was very unequal, one choir using a
small cabinet organ and the other the
large pipe orgau, which Ui course was
much in It's favor, and while one choil
sang all chorusrs the other only sang tive
choiu uses, duet, 500 and trio, thus
making it imp ssible to decide the su
poriority OF tue fu | choir. The popular
opinion gives the decision to Wilmington
Chapel as being the best choir, hut 1t il
hard TO decide and should have been
called draw. Both choirs deserve higl
conn endatlon ~ they are credit /,
their resi- Iectiye churches
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
A Distinguished southerncr.

TIE Philadelphia Times OF yesterday
says:
"A distinguished arrival at the Lafay
cite Hotel yesterday was Colonel X. g.
Barkley, Of Charltston, 8. 9. Colonel
Barkley is one OF the railroad kings OF
the South, 4 member oi the Legislature
OF the State aud Que Of tue best known
men In South Carolina. Although over
tevsn'y years OF age he 10 as youthful In
manner as man of thirty and always
enjoys good time with his friends He
is pa ron of athletic sports aud viewed
Mu.doon's wrestling matches last night
with critical approval.
Colouel Barkley 10 q cousin Of james
Barkley Il Brother, the well-known con.
iectioners OF this city, and ss soon as 1t
was known that he was in Philadelphia
he received an invitation to visit the
Selert Couucil, which was in 'ession ou
Thursday afternoon. lie was Hospitality
received and the reception was followed
by u dinner aud a theatre party In th,
evening. Colonel Barkley has visited
this city number Of times, and made
many acqusintsncee. He is a southern
gentlemsn OF the Old school, hospitabl,
aud courteous, consequently he make
hosts Of friends wherever he goes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Held for Court,

Charles G. Wicks, All account of whose
arrest was given In the RErUDLIcAH yes
terday charged with obtaining money
under fraudulent preteI &C from DIR w hist.
Ter, OF Newark. had hearing at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon before Mag
istrate BeTtoleite. Wicks was life in.
Hanlon, and Ia CHARGED by DR.. Whistler
for a iile ipt,,ssses poliey. Wicks he.
stances, which he could not explain satis-
iactorlly. Will,rd Hall Porter, Esq,
appeared for Wieks, but the evldenc,
was SO strong against him that thu
squire was compelled to hold him il
S40) ball for his appearance at the No
vembtr term of court.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
MISTAKES WILL OCCUR.
1t was morning.

It was morning. II
The sua shone bright from clear, blue
shy. Everybody hurried busily BY. The
street cars elidtd along. was Just ID
| time to swing carelessly on. Once OH
the platform, without thinking, | gave
tbe conductor my fare. went forward
snd sat quietly down. sat wrapped In
thought as man In dream, unconscious
OF pretty much everything except some
business plan. In few miuutes the
conductor came skfrmi'hing round.
Fare, please" be said, in an suthora-
tive tene.
~ paid you, "saId ], feeling hesitatingly
iu my pos ket at the came time.
...''I know you DID, was the conductors
would-be sa' castle reply.
No. as yet being quite sure OF myself
paid him again.
In few minutes he came back and
returned It 10 me. He saw by the register
that he had taken It before.
u got your fare twice." he said apollo
geticslly.
81 thought you did. But it's all right" "
said ].
He stood by me. telling me how such
mistakes will sometimes occur
"Yea, that Is SO. No matter. It's all
right," said /.
4 stranger came forward from the
back OF the car and dropped into q seal
right next to me. His face wore q
sure to-carry-conYiction, want-tc-rig ght-a'
wrong kind Of an air.
'such mistakes will sometimes hap
pen," he said.
"Thsrs all right No harm done, u
again said !.
You zee, / didn't notice where you
got on" the conductor then said. "Aftei
! collected from you, began 10 think
possibly had got 1t before, Tho Other
dsy lady got on the car aud handed me
her fare; Il was In the afternoon. l don'i
remember Just what day; now let mt
| SEE
That is all right" said ], "nistakes
are bound to occur."
Even the best business houses come
times make mistakes,' said stout man,
turning around to address me from tie
seat just In front. "NUw, know q
case--"
"Thls really didu't make any differ.
ence," interrupted !. Il couldn't re-
member at drst whether or not l bad
paid my fare. didu't want to quarrel
about II, SO paid him again"
YES" said the stout stranger, mis-
takes are bound to occur."
"What's the mstteri said sympathetic
gentleman behind me; II saw you pay
your fare"
"oh, nothing at ALL" said !; Tp'id
him my fare."
"Irs a natural mistake" said tn,
sympathetic gentleman; they are bound
to occur"
eyes. it's ali right" .aii l; "they ar,
bound TO occur"
Then slim, gaunt-lOoking man
seated at my ltft side, tlrned tow ardi
me with an earnest, clear-it-ali-Away
hear-me-talk, studentliks air.
Il guees the conductor did not mean
anything. Mistakes will sometimes oc
eur. Last week, for instance. L"
"Thats all right gentlemen > sale
with a sigh. 'llellol sklpp stree;
must get oil here. Good-day, gentle
men. Mistakes are bound to occu -
''G' gd-bye."
Walked up Skip street nj oarde,
PARALLEL car.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Cultivation OF Music.

A beginning can be made and COM
plete course of music In must any branch
taken at the College Of Music, J2l Mar
ket street.
Mrs. Osbourn. OF Philadelphia, Is one
of the best teachers of voice culture In
that city and already has quite number
of our BEST yocAlists enrolled ss her
pupils. She commence next Monday,
and any one Wishing to improve their
voice Is invited to come and meet her
between and o'clock in the afternoon,
or communicate with Mr.. Clowaid, the
principal, and have time set for lessons.
Violin and piano taught by Mr.. q. ii.
Lauer, assistant leader OF the famous
Germania Orchestra Of Philadelphia.
Send the children to lake plano less )ns
Miss Lilly France Is high y recommended
by our best musicians and Is very much
liked by her pupils. Terms very low.
Singing classes are a feature OF the
college. You can Join these cesses al
any time.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
DEATH Of n Woli-KnoNn cIllren

N cholAs Jenny, a well-Luown ctizsn
whose serious Illness was mentioned ia
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, He'd AboutT,I
o'clock last evening, at his rcAieuee No.
100 East Front street, oil Inflammation Of
the brain, oombiuid with disease Of ub,
kidncys. The deceased was naliyeo Of
Switzerland, and for many years wsen.
gagged 10 the dyeing business at No 2lO
King street. About one year ago hs
visited his native land, and seemed 10 b,
much improved in health lwhen here
turned. This, however, only proved
temporary. but his energy aud ambition
su.tained him, and It was cnly wlhlba
lew days that he took 10 Ills bed. lls
was 73 years OF age, and highly respected
by large circle Of friends and acquID.
tAnces.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Large Cars.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
will bring to this city tomorrow after
noon, the two largest cars In the world
ea~ h OF them being 7G feet long, aud the
two cost over $4,000. They are the
property of Prof. Geo. A. Bartholomew
Il Son, who occupy one OF them aud the
other is used Tor the transportation OF
their troop Of ed: Gated horses. The two
cars will be on exhibition one week at the
Delaware Avenue station.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
A hoy Hun over.

About $50 o'clock last evening whIlt
Councilman Daniel McRenney was div
Ing down Orange street, at Second, tEc
boys were chasing each In llsy, Slfn
Que Of them suddenly darted across ia
street and ran between the wheels Of ht
wagon. The boy was knocked iownMi
the hind wheel passed over his healkg-
ting q deep cash. The boy was talrh
tho residence OF his father, John c he
land, No. 225 Orange street, ana VI.
Morrison was called In ard dre,sed@,
wound. The mlshap was purely aeti'
dental, and Mr.. NcKenuey is very sorrI
II happened. lie called at the resii nc
Of the boy to-day, and found b IN gettln.
along rs we'll 40 could be exreei,d.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Homemade Bread
At Weyl's, No. East Second street.
MARRIleD.

OLSON - HENDRICSoN. - On the Sd
inst, ut No. llls Pullman avenue, by
the Rev. l.. White, MIR. Carl II. Olson
OF this city.
WRIGHT - -ALEXANDER.-Se September
2sth, lSS9. at the residence of the BRIDE IS
parents, No. 2sl5 Poplar stIeet, Phila.
delphia. by Rev. Robert Graham.
Frank L. Wright, ID. ID. :, of Duluth,
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
sweet Sinpers-

Parker has in his window, No, 10 East
eecond street, number of the protest
canary birds 10 which the attention of tie
young ladies OF our city Is particularly
Invited. They were imported especially
for their benefit, and the young men who
wish to obtain favor at the hand ofany one
should make judicious selection. The
prices are quite moderate and Parker Is
ready to give directions for the manage
snent Of the beautiful pets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Found Dead.

Coroner Gamble was notified last even,
ing that the dead body of man asa
beel found In the woods near NsnuyIo
station, about four miles from To"ll''nu.
Tho despatch did not say whether ile va
white or colored or give any particular, as,
concerning the matter. The GofSuSSon "a
left this city this morning on me oo'
o'clock train TO make an Investigation
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
An Abuser of Horses F,ned

Patrick Newell, No. 1919 shallcross
avenue was arrested this morning BY agent
Frank Stout, Of the Society for the pre-
vsntiou Of cruelty TO animals, and taken
before Magistrate Bertolette, where he
was fined IS ard costs The horse was
not half fed and WAS worked until his
shoulders we're sore aud bled. He was
warned by the agent several times before
he arrested him.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Z edition
Frlday,. State II-ii. ralr i,..-
Correspondence Of The nrru nIIr,l'


Correspondents OF the RErl Hit,,.
DoyEa, Del, Oct. 8, lssg-Th,c
ernor, Senator Higgins ard lLon,ay,I,on Ion
people viewed Tbs races yes,cyJ.- ,,1a u
popular interest therein had cor.'an
creased during the week. TrntIa o.
the 2.Sl class was lntere,,,r"x Y
spirited. Friday was ia,o,,io ~, tad
geiding won first heat. 1 WI
Mischief took the next two III.
eeiding owned by Mr. join ~ n S,y gy
WOO the next heat. ""'J
The flrst and second money was a,,,
ed between Miscnief and Joiu ~ ni'
day received third and Hero iout,b :"
Mr.. janis Aaron's black rcli.n@ ,,,.
flrst premium In three straight N,a.,. wa
Happy IL, ycars old, owp,l rypp
Emory OF Centreville, msde \ r.s,,G
2.4l. In the exhibition heat llns ,".
was 2.jiH, premium tiOO, won Iy liam, ,.,
B. "ApH
SUMMARY oP THE RACES.
$500. 'u'
OF han Boy, g. WI liam ilspp, B,'.
cla mount. blk FRANK s,sri q. t.! IT,.
1ine-a.Si ~, lM ~, a5i5,. '''''
Second race, 2.2i class, iroil;nr. Pun.
500. Wv
Fred Medium, W. a. cleAvcr, rh adj.
Aline. JAMES Eijioti, Ptiladsloin
Charley q, e. y. sAnderson, Nashing.'
Ti@e-ia ia GisS-ii.. i.as.' iaiss'''''''''''"' Al
Third race. 2.S7 class, trot,ers. puu.
$500.
Ms'hlsh a, 6, N. L.Eeviln, Bilu.
more, Nd .................,... 2 f,,
John si,,sl waJ aS 9, Bnsl'y' coeheys-
Friday. eh =, Q. W. smiih, War :
| rentLn, Va ..............-. 7a,
Hero, u, Colsman Company. BAi.
| unorc, Md aa.
Sueda Hose, b m, X. Bulkley, phia.
mary spiiinsu, b IN, M.H. White, "
! Hartford, N. C..,.......-...... 56sv
Time 2N Ia. 2sl ~ gsl I'D ~ "A
| z.p 3-i.
Fourth race. For Kent county hopa
Purse, 800.
Clayton, blk e. jams Atron, Hahet-
Annie o., 'br N. ]. q. l,s,n Over. oyr..,
| Doc, G =. Dr. NJ. Twill 8. pJ,cr
Daisy, b IN, j. Ciismbegt, Magnolia.
Morgan, b y, ]. Grimm, Dover .,.......5S
Time AZ. 40. 1.a5.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Accident 10 n Cnrr.a.c.

As a young man named Foster was
driving down Market street this alter
noon he checked his Eorse a moment 10
permit q gentleman TO get out, when u. no
tongue Of an express wagon "i u. W,
Bush q Son knocked panel out oil te
back of the carriage. Luckily no ono
was on the back seat or serious injury
might have heen sustained.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
A Pastor Candi,iating'

Rev. James Frazer, pastor of The re- re-
byterian Church at Las Vega, W.
Mexico, has been preaching for t.s p,s. ~.
gregation OF the White Clay Creek ,,os ~
byterian Church with view oi aeSep,A ~.
q call. The church has been wltnoI al
regular pastor since the withdrawal
Mr.. Mackey some time ago.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Arm broken,

Yesterday afternoon little boy ans, .,
Ryan, fell from q chestnut tree, nea
Chestnut and Franklin streets anu DLVa'
an arm, besides receiving other OonliI ~. ~.
juries. DIR. Lukens being in the httsu. ~
borhood at tho time, reduced The r;o M
ture and took the boy to his hoih9, ~"
1919 Chestnut street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Died from Ills IniurIc..

Joseph Clemens Wyersch, thr lein
and / ] months old son OF Joseph Wytnca'
residing at No. 7lS West Filth street
who was accidentally burned yesterday
morning, died lest evening from us 10
jurles. DR.. Fahey who was cal'ei y
aud attended him up to the tine OF ~
death, granted certificate whleh was AZ
copied by Registrar Lee.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
opened a Gas once.

J. Edward Addicks means n W. and
with his new gas plsnt In TINS S,sS, SSssrCs
has opened an office IN the EAvts .,r,sts
Building, Seventh aud Mark.t sh,rea s
Mr.. Kelly, OF Boston, will haVe uaiiv %
and next week will remove bis 'si""'
this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Will Go TO Japan,

Enoch j. Smithers, of No. 1927 West
ttreet, who was recently appointed con-
sui to Japan, expects to leave for the
purpose OF assuming the duties of his
office next week. Ho Is now dispos,ng
of his furniture and some rare and beau
tiiul articles,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Package Party.

Uniform Rank, A. o. X. oil - "a; u,n IL Il
gave package party In Myss'sS, ys, There
the Adams Building last nighn" no Greatly
was large audience present mmving nmyi tho
enjoyed the entertainment D ras ren-
evening an excellent program
dered.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Time Ia money, but health is happl.
ness. If you have bad cold OF cough
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. II will
cure you every time. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
BuiIding Edition

Of the Scientific American for Octobhr
contains the latest and best plane Tor
private residences OF moderate cost. Oc-
tober number just out. First Il Davis,
Bl9 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

"Ths auastest thing tnss ,,,,ia i Mse,
beside q humsn door" was i fotI
until shs took TO having hesas * nnc brlghI
time she lost her beauty, pu' nt saix
day her papa bousht 9 pottie sw,et
tion OIL, and lsi shs Is as
pretty as evoEs
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Co ~ >"tsy's tonight, on Justison
street, for u good glass of beer and snap
per lunch.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Sinta of ThrrInnInelcr
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be iar, and
rather warmer. Monday iar 70 patty
cloudy, aud slight rise OF temperature
with touch of Indian summca.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

As YoU STROLL AROUND stop and see
the live man at lis East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
FOURTH EDITION.
Jail ConmIssIoners Re.Iga.

Owing to the difficulty exit!ng be-
tween Sheriff Allen and the Jail Coni-
misslopers at New Castle, the comuiis-
sioneIs more than q month ago sent the
follosing uotc of resignation TO the Levy
Court Commissioners:
New CASTLE, Sept. 2, 1889. ITO the
honorable lnembtrs Of the Levy Court of
New Castle county: We, the under-
signed. jail commissioners appointed by
your honorable body. tender this as our
resignation. We have endeayored to dis
charge our duties IS justly and economi-
cally as possible. Being encountered by
The action OF the sheriff, we find II 10 in
possible TO discharge those duties which
we were appointed 10 do, and under tue
circumstance we beg leave to be relieved
from further duties.
GARDINER l. JEMIsoN,
w. w. COOPER,
JOHN NICHOLSON.
The paper OF resignation was handed
to Levy Court Commissioner sutton
prior 10 the September session OF the
court, but for prudential reasons IL was
not presented, but committee of inyes-
tigation was appointed instead. What
the report OF the committee was II well
known, but even at the October session
no action was taken on the resignation.
The commissioners, however. have not
bten acting since they sent In their
resignations, and consequently the jail
has since been run without the aid oi
those officers.
The commissioners, In addition to
seuding In their re .ignations, have united
IN letter to tie lublic heteuding Their
course and charging the sheriff with
taking prisoners out to work on his farm
and 10 be o hostler at his New Castle
stable, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Two tro,tlng horses died at the agri-
cultural fair at Trenton, N. j., on
Wednesday, one Of which was valued at
5000 and the other at o., 900.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Only 5Oc.; nico RED undcrshlrt at Wyatt
A Co "a
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Children's class organized Saturday
afternoon at College Hall. Masonic Hall.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
Perfect Fit Guaranteed.

! oysrcoats to order, sl2.50 up; pants,
$3.50 up. Liverpool and London ts''ors,
b2l Market stTest.i
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Soc. for good white shirt at Wyatt &
Co.'S.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

To prevent typhoid fever take Laxa.
Cor, the golden regulator Price only
% cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Re tbts, Horse covers and trunks at
Perkins l0i W. 8th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Men and boys gum coats, splendid
coats, very low price, at Robinson's, No.
1l3 East Fourth Atred.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Wyatt & Co.'S excellent red under
shirt for $l.00.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

WANTED,-. GOOD MACHINlsTs.
w either lathe or wise hands Pei
mtnent situations for sober and indus.
trlons men who thoroughly understand
lor Mfg Co, ehamborsburg, "a IA. ~ i"'
IO.6qt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
HAWKINS 8 Co.
No. 712 Market Stroaf,
cr.l5a EaY's GATARRH

l have used
two bottles oil
Ely's Cream m
Balm and con
s id er myself
cured. l suffer.
| cd 20 years from
catarrh aud ca,
tarrhal head
ache, and thii
Is the first rem
edy that afford
cd lasting relie
ID. r. HigEin
sou, las Iak'
81. ,ChicagO,Ill
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05
HAWKINS & CO.,
7i2 Market street.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
a La Motto street, rooms.
~ La NOtte strget, rooms.
Nj. Salem ave, bet. 10th and i7ta sts., 10
rooms.
i11 jefferson street. IN rooms.
9ib West Sei cnth street, o rooms.
1922 to 1910 Dupcnt street. q rooms
W. to III Maple street, rooms.
ll03 West street, rooms.
Two, sonIh side twelfth, between ncald and
ClAymont streets, rooms,
N. W. cor. Ninth and Walnut sts., (stab,e.)
s0l West Tenth street, rooms.
7gsJackson street, 8 rooms.
Van Buren bet, XIX ave. and Eighth II
rooms.
! N. r., corner Fourth and Van Burcn streets
II rooms.
1908 French street. rooms.
T15 ButtonwOud ST.
| 1881 Washington ST., 10 rooms.
9is Jefferson Gt., II rooms.
| 7t3 W, sixth s.. rooms.
Over 1000 Building Lots In all part
of this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Record Of our is Y EARS business.
G s54 Mortgages negotiated, agg't'K lI7saI3
sSaa in force a III a 4
nsi2 paid, S.i,3. s.
Iitsrest paid aggreEating a,SiS, ..
ToIal paid to Investors e,TS
web.vs .oJPArRONs, to whom weSla
refer, We do not claim to do the
largest, but the SAFEST business.
,AyINGs DEPARTMENT FOR SMALL
AMOUNTS.
Full Information furnished by
JB WATKINS LAND MORTGAGE CO.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS; or
New ork Mang'r, HENRY DlCKIuSON.
dis Broadway
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

WANTEo-A WHITE MAN WANTS
w aplace on farm; = men want
places for driving and taking care OF
horses; eoloruu man wants u place can
cook, wash and iron and do chn,nbcr .
work; 2 eolored boys want places, An.
ply at 900 Orange street. i0.5.qttP
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

E0R SALE.-ONE NEW 3SPRINa
Il BIo-e wagon, sprlng cart and cart
harness Will be sold cheap. Apply al No. 0
T. Fourthst iO-5-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

Councilman McKenney Gays that the
reIort that tue bill OF 500 cost the city
s. 30 to get it audited by the committee
Of City Council, Is incorrect. IN the tlrst
place, he says his committee only has
three members, and in the second place,
he says he never charges up the commit
tees Attendance when there Is only one
bill. 1t IS with pleasure this correction is
made, together with the fact that he does
not try TO multiply committee meetings
for the lnoney there is in them.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-05

A particle Is applied to each nostrIl and Is
agreeable. Price 80 cents at Druggists; bv
mail registered, 90 cents. ELY DROlHERS
Warren st.. New York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-08-24

taaausncsnx Juae ssth. the Blue Mountain III
nrsN Will leave Hillsn station daily. except Sunday
AaEs y n Unloa Sae FranSylvgn ia Avenue 40
FULTON ST. Westminster AZ. New Windsor ~
union BrldSc thS Frederick Juuetion sol, arFytns
AZ Hasrrssnwu AZ els Returning. leaves uAzerS'
t8un AZ Is a m UnioR BridEe SH3, New windsor
al, Westminster 50, arriving 81 Hiilen Station
On sundays trains viii leave Hulen Staten 81 al
A m and * D m Westminster II l. a. m aad ALI
o m arriving al tnion Bridge st II ~ a. m and
50 D. "a. Retaining leave Cnioa Bridge AZ * q
"a and 4 = D. N Westminster 7oe q N and 80 .
N. arriving AZ hiiicn Stallion Al se4 a. m and 80
En,missa.urz Railroad daily exeeps Sunday
. Trains s5ugh Will leave Emmitsburg Al - q m
and GaS sEd AS p m, arriving a koeky Ridge q
so a. and as and as p. N. Trains north VIII
leasc Becky Ridge a. ia.toa m and AS and $50 =
m, arriving At haEnihburg Al iI-io "a m And as
and 7los p. u.
Raisinaro and Cumberland Valley RAilroad-
Trains leave east daily. except sunday shspPens-
burg ~ q m aud tHsand 40 p. M, Cham bersburg
T9e a u and - and Ri2 p. m. Naynesooro III
a ~ and eIs and = p. "a. arriving a. Edggmoni
Al - a u and I'D aud 80 p, N
Trains leave we~t daily. ezCeps Sunday bdGe,
mont 8 and ms a N Aad IS D IA W ynszboro
702 = IA and 1909 and IS p. m. Chsnbsrst1Eg
7E5 a u. and fsz9 and s.s p IA. arriving a. ship
F.cnsburx Al s-l3 = n. and ilaS nnd 30 2 m
exrcyt sunday Trains Cor Frederick leave June
ton as 10 - q. N. ard 81 p Trains tor fancy
town. Lsfiessown and York leave Junction Al ~
a. n and Ia p. n,
points % B4lIlaosc and Harrisburg Division leave
baltimore daily. sxeeps sunday, a. I.a6 q. u. and
100 a m Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate E-osnts leave Baltimore also daily excep'
crsis-s fSs 6axxzre calls can be len az TICKET
once. No, III =. haltmnEe street., BALTIMORE.
j. n. HOOD, Gen1 Manager.
janis B. II. GRnwOLD. Genl. Passenger Agent