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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-27
Observation-Disclosures
Americas Minister to Germany Cordial
ly Received by Kaiser William.
Mr. Phelps Makes Short Speech in Which He
Pays Tribnte to the Fatherland, and the
Emperor Fittingly Replies.
How the Duke of Cambridge Would Pro-
tect London in Case of an Invasion.

Sunday Observance Congress and President
Harrisons Letter-Russia Improving Her
Frontier Railways-Turkish 0utrages.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-27
'',iI,,i; tii's!, fi'!jl'i1; 9 s' ia,i. BIG 4
WE HAVE A FE,g LEFT

WE HAVE A FErT LEFT
It's getting late in the ssAson but we still offer
cheap and delightful trips
Washin gton and Basimort, and return $500
New York. Philsdelpha. Baltimore and Wash
tngton-go one route . nd return another $500
st. Louis and roturJA. including admission to
Peoria and return, today only AIS
Our last HarveA Excursicn Oct. g. Don't miss 1t.
you want 70 90 Southeast. south, Southwest West
or Northwest
TIME CARD.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart--- 1856 am 6:46 1850 m $40 m
6:3t
Arrive 10:35 am 1O:2J m 1l:45 m 4:65 m
1880
CINCINNATI DIvIsION-sUNDAY TRAINS.
Oepart-------------- 3:55 am $40 m 500 m
Arr1ve< is:46 q m 12:l0 IN. 1850
CHICAGO DIVISION.
DepaTt----- 7:1O IN sl2:O5 nom 5:15p m s11:1O m
AIIiNe----<3:3O m 1895 m s2:45 IN 6:10
CLEVELAND DIVISION
Depart for n. y. and Boston s3:20 m, .3,4opm
Clevepd and the East 730 m 800 m
TT Way and Dayton us55 a m, $40
"" cd Rapids and Moth 400 am 5:45 m
Axx1vefrom N Y and Boston sI1:35 a no, sl0:45 IN
C.eyepd and the East s6:55 m, Sis pm
81. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart Tor 81 Louis and Kan. Cy 1;55 s111O
:" i. Haute and Matto0n TBS m. 53O
Arrive from 81 Louis and X. Cy- t3:l0 10. .S:05
Il. H'te and Matto0n 1000 m sG25
'Daiiy. j. III. MARTIN. ID. r. a.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-23

Old papers for sale at this '...'
at SOC. per hundred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-23
Po~rs IN IRRIGATION -Captair
Outton tells the Genoa Courier that

Po-~rs IN IRRIGATION -Captair
Duttou tells the Genoa Courier that
Ole uL., got q: v alter is now uscu
- from thirty TO forty acres OF land
II properly used. the IN in trouble
b - ,It l-tk OF system in the Use
OF the water. This Valley is an il
lustiation of many other places.
The population comes in akd takes
out small ditrhes, and as tie
country advances larger bitches are
required. Then the trouble comes
when capital undertakes TO improve
After arrangements are made with
private users, an economical sys-
tenn can ne adopted. Ii is SO in
Colorado and other places. Not
only il more land irrigated, but the
duty of water is multiplied two,
thee and four fold. A good drain
age system is necessary to get the
water back into the stream. By
lack OF drainage the land l. liable
to Turn alkali There are eases,
continued Capt. Du,ton, where one
mar rlants his gram in March and
gets good crop by irrlga,ing il
once or twice. while another man
will seed in May and irrigate from
three to four times, meanwhile let
ting those below him suffer for tile
want of water Another tronhle
is that many have Individual
bitches. and while this is best for
these individuals. it does not pro
mote the hest interests of the com
munity. In matters of irrigation
every country fluids 1t necessary 10
enact stringent laws. In time
these matters will adjust them
selves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-23
PksIEsG tO.~E afr "a =.

A marine suv-y OF the mouth
of the Columbia river has been
ordered The last survey was
four Years ago.
Marysvile has made three
8 mer's - fl iur 70 Australia tins
year. The last Shipment consisted
o 90 ba,r-,>.
JOIN Curtis. alias John Themp-
s,n' a convict III the Oregon Peni-
t.ntiary. cnt his l-it lard of to
avoid work
Willie Aukers, a waiter boy on
tive steamer Telephone, IT Port
land, is the latest claimant to
helrship IN the Blv;h- estate.
John q. Edwards has started
East from Los Angeles to answer a
Charge ot emh-Zziling $40 900
five yeats age Edwards is now
ai.ie to pay his debts
Work will he resumed in the
Iiaho mine at Grass Valley in
arout a week The gas is still
Wy annoying. The fire has been
Q itirely extinguished.
George Frrgnsion. formerly a
O.. ye driver, wi.ue gaing over the
m ,untains to Santa Barbara on
IT, stage. jumIed over the preri-
PEE He landed in tree and was
but slightly scratched. He has
b 'rn adjudyed insane.
The "wili man" Of the Santa
C ~ Mountains proves to- have
b IN comaon drunkard. suffering
frpn drlirium trenens. Hts name
is William Ramsey, and he was in
q filthy condition when taken.
Ii mas been placed in The Santa
Cruz jail for thirty DAYS.
The failure of the TWO parties in
Nv Mexico To come to some
q .r-ement on the question OF State
ho III has caused an apathy which
will end in the failure of the
scheme. Everybody is becoming
dissatisfied and non-partisan
convention may possibly revive the
interest.
Antoine Schmidt had as a part
ner IN certain land interests in
San Bernardinno Barard Cauvat,
and thinking he would own all the
Land n he coild get rid of his
partner he tried To poison him by
placing strychnine in the coff-e
PIT. Cauvat had close call, and
Schmidt will likely go to the Peni-
fpufixry
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-23

The English poor authorities
are making arrangements to send
over to the United States $50
I,ish families who are unable to
support themselves in the old
county. This was the intelligence
imparted in an affidavit made at
Castle Garden by Thomas Shea,
one of the paupeIs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-23

An exchange saws, do not swear.
There is no occasion to swear out
side of printing Office. 1t Is
,-ful in proof reading and is
Spensahle in getting form to
\and has alos b-en known
Nm looking over the paper
\1inted, bat otherwise it
asting habit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-23
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
Playing and Throwing of
Missiles in the streets and
Alleys Of Carson City.
Nevada

The Board of Trustees of Carson City,
d ordain:
Section |. il shall be unlawful for any
person or persons 10 pliy al or to par
tlcipate in any game :. t bat, o to toss,
bit or throw any ball or othe, missile in
On or Zero "a Y -tIe,t or aI.y with
in he corporate limits of Carson city.
N-vad
Secfien2. Any ptr.on or persons vio-
lating ny of the pr visions of tins or
dinance, on conviction thereof, shall
he deemed guilty 81 Il j. isden eanor
ald be fined in any sum not exceeding
Twenty 0uilarS, or inn risoned the
County .; IL MT more thar ten days, o.
IN lshed ~ both such fine and impIi-
sDn Ient, in th, disciet'o1 of the curt.
Sec ion 5. Ordinance No. 80 entitled
An rd npnce 10 prevent certain
amusement> in the reefs of Carson
City therein nameG" Is hereby rope iled
Approved, Il. Hos Err,
Att -. NM. HY. DANE, Pres.
Clerk.
Dated, July 10. 1889.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
STATE AND coAsr NEWT.

Spokane Falls Is to have a wooden
mill.
The population of Washington Ter
ritory is 240,140.
The Los Angeles Times calls South.
ern California the ''mecca ot tramps.
Nearly 1000, 900 sheep were shipped
out of Utah by rail this season.
San Brrnardino wound up the year
1888 with $4,000 lire
The Indians camppd near Chicn
were badly frightened by the eclipse.
The transfers in real estate in Seail!"
during tsr year 1883 amounted Ia
nearly slG,o0o,000.
In Sonema and Saufa Clara Valleys
viue,ardista burn straw tn keep aSay
iiast.
The Oregon hay crop last ysar
yieldrn 7,350.000 pounds, valued Al
ovel $1,000, 900.
Tie first story Of the new Gevern-
meni hildius IN Carson is nearly cum
p eted.
Rents have come down 90 per cent.
in Lps Angeles. consequent ON the
rem IN lie ir.om.
Some of the caitlrnen in the Trpe-
kee Nradnws pre holding iE'ir stock
until the pr ce reaches seven cents a
punnd ea iaat.
The Truckee Republican saws 2.900
pounds i trout were eapehi in Pvra-
mia Lake last week by the Indiag..
Tir First Sptienal Bank of Nm
iana has bren victimizrd cashing II
check far g 500, which had heen
raised frem S25.
4 eulerpd man assaulted pretty
Pasadena girl Friday night. and nj last
account men were hunting him to
lyaeh HIM.
Tie Courts of West Virginia will
have no lack of work for some time
10 come Thr Grand Jury have
brought indictments against 700
persons for fraudulent Voting.
The wife of Charles Allen of Grass
Valley has heen sent tn the Insane
A.vlum. She faneies she isl bird, tries
in initiate i's twitterings, and attempts
to climb trees.
!. ]. Hit. of the Big Horn Basin
Informs thc Buffale (Wyoming) Echo
that grizzly bear was killed near his
ranch few ,invs ago that weighed
| 7OO mounds One hundred and nine
shots from nine rifles were fired before
the brute WAS fuallv killed.
Theodore Winters informs the Reno
Gazette That in boring bv hand a six
inch well ON his Washoe Valley ranch.
n flow of water, equaling five miners
inches was struck at depth of 60
fref
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning W
w. l.. DAVIS.


"a. amy. one year, by mai. ..........-'so 20 20
one COPY. six mopIhs. by mail. ...,.'" 40 40
one eopy' three months. By mail il....s ~ ~
one copy. one month, by earrier'...'''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
Friendly Rivalry.

A story which General Sheridan was
fcnd of telling nj the ldinncr table.
after the coffee had been served and
the ladies had retired, went somewhat
like 'his.
There was a Jealous chaplain in the
army of the Potomac. who had called
on n Cnlonel noted for his profanity,
to talk Of the religious interests of his
men After having been politely
moiioncd to seat on the chest the
chapiain began:
"Colonel, ynn have one of the finest
regiments in the army."
II believe So" said the Colonel in
reply.
"Do you think pursued the chap
lain, "ihat You pay sufficient attention
to the religious instruction of your
men2"
"Well. don't know" doubtfuliy
renlied the Colonel.
"A lively interest has been awaken
ed in the - Massachusetts" the
parson went on to say. 1.-THE Lord
has blessed the labor nf his servants.
and ten have already been baptized y
rs TINT sol" excitedlv cried the
Colonel, and then turning to the ai-
tendant, added: "Scrgrani Major,
have fifteen men detailed for baptism
I'll he hanged if I'll he outdone by
any Massachusetts regiment"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19

This Fall the farmers in Washoe
Valley set out fully 5000 fruit and
shade trees. Hon. William Thomp-
son contemplates building two large
reservoirs that will hold good
supply of water in the Spring. He
has already constructed one. He is go
ing to plant three acres in prunes the
coming Spriug AS an experiment..
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19

Teams Of the above line viii deliver Frlegh
at Taylor and points North, leaving Eureki
every day, or MS often as the business de
mands IL.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19

OFFICE-At Sol Hips Store.
MATros BROTHERS. Proprietors.
Tavlcr, July |. 1888
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
FORGETTING WRONGS.

Some grave their wrongs on marble; he, more
jnst
stoop d down serene and wrote them on the
dust;
Trol under foot, the sport of every wind.
Swept from the earth and blotted from his
mind;
There. secret In the grave. he bade them lie,
And grieyed they could not escape the Al
miehty's eye. DR. 5. Madden.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19

IN THE MATTER OF THE RESTuRA-
ton OF tn Lost or Destroyed Record IN
that certain judgment ordered aud En-
tered In The above entitled Action.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19

II. A. CoMINS, Plaintiff.
VS. :.
STAR MINING COMPANY, z
A Corporation under the Laws of 2
the State f California, Defendant, :
WELLS, FARGO d COMPANY, :
A CorI oration under the Laws OF =
the State Of Colorado, ct. al, Inter
Yening Defendants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
BOOKKEEPING AND ARITHMETIC

1,HE UlSDERSIGNE UNDERTAKES
l the posting, balancing and revision OF
books and accounts. the teaching of Book
keeping, Arithmetic, etc, all for moderate
charges.
A method in one glance to control the cor
rrctness Of any ever So ,xtensive Arithmetieal
operation will be taught separately Tor s..
OTTO STEIN.
Graduate OF Commerce aud Modern Lam
enayes of the Merchants Academy at
Stockholm.
Taylor, July 20, 1873. st
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
Fire /! Fire Fire !

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN
L form The citizens Of Ely ant lhe surround
ing county that he is prepared 10 take down
lipes, st up stoves. aud clean cmmineys. at n
reasonable price. All orders left at r. A
Kirpe's hutel will b. dnne In first class work
manship. lie hopes for share Of the public
patranagc.
j. II. WOODS:
Ely. White Pine County, New, Nov. 1883.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
Citation Notice.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l STATE OF NEVADA, WHITE PINE
COUNTY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19
JOB PRIN TIN G.

ruu NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds oi JOB
Printing in a mat manner and at living
rates. Any Job fren lady's visiting
card to a falt-sheet poster turneo ous A'
abort notice. orders Solieitoi.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07

Some Other Day.
The prodigal Of health desires
To pause, sometime in distance;
And be succeeds, but he requires
Iha nornnnric uD.iaannno


The prodigal of health desires
To pause, sometime in distance;
And be succeeds, but he requiIes
The coroner's assistance.
But who wants to mend matters in
that way?
Drs. Starkey & Pha'en's office records
show over A., 000 different cases in which
their Compound Oxygen Treatment has
been used by ply sieians in their practice
aud by invalids independently, to re-
arouse nature into activity.
Here are few OF those cured of des'
perate lung trouble by It's use:
Thos. j. Barbour, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y,
August II, 1ssS.
Mrs. h. N. Hunt, New Rochelle, N. T.,
October 9, 1888.
Ellen Rogers, PIP Monument street, Bal
hmore, Maryland.
Mrs. r. l. Metcali, Greenfield, III.
w alter E. Glazier, Warsaw, y. Y.
Mrs. j. Allen Parks, Woodruff, s. 9.
Q, II. Downey, Churubusco Ind.
Mrs. Martin Duboyce, West Bolton
Canada.
And thousands of others in all parts OF
the country.
You may kCow whom they have cured
by sending to Drs. Stsrbey and Phalen
Tor their brochure o 200 pages; 1. will be
free OF charge TO any Que cd
addressing DRs. STARkEY & PALEN,
No. 1879 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
Russell, MIssineI & Co,
800 MARKET STREET.
LIMITED STATES FUNERAL DIREC.
~ TING COMPANY.
NO. EAST EIGHTH STREET,

Telephone 5sl. open day and night.
To offer to all. from the humblest to
the wVHithiost funeral supplies and ser
vices OF the most respectable character
at NHSt reduction in price is the key
note OF our new enterprise now draw
ing lie attention OF the pu lie to its bust
ness methods. The l.. :. tune rnl Direct
ing Co., comes into cNi-ttnCc in response
to u public demand that griulstIivkCn
homes shall have burial services suited
to their position in society, and at prices
within their means. When death in
vudv- q home those left behind in sorrow
are in no moud to barter over the de
tails of cost and ceremony of the last sad
rites of the loved one gone. 1t is here
this new enterprise steps in and with
Thoughtful care takes charge of every
thing in the most private WAY. \ glance
alta schedule, divided into twelve classes
the selection Of tn" class that meets the
case at hand, ana the business IS done.
The family know what Will be done, and
the exact cost ut it.
W have adopted the easy payment
system, enabling patrons hy small
monthly ms allluentS To provide fur the
visits OF the hngel Of Death into their
| homes. For people al only moderate
means, this is il particularly beneiieent
| system. This Go. has had offices CstiIb-
| ll-hrd for several months in Camden,
| Philadelphia, Trenton, pittshurg and
| BrouklNn, and has taken thousands OF
| contracts.
We claim superiority over the various
| lhNhlhlfc companies IA llttliN ptttltH-
| lars, notable in thut n subscribers certiii.
] cate is trunsieIublcto any member OF
/ his family or tou friend and When the
| time has elapsed fer which the contract
! is made and the same has been paid in
! tull, the contract may be cancelled and
! the entire amount returned to he hold
cr. If so desired " hen tull paid CON
tract bears int. rest ut the rtIe of three
| per. cent, payable i'll cash Ht the Com
/ pany's oilicc. In" public are invited to
| ban at our Office il not satisfied with
| statements OF our soliciting agent
tuN#ptti-l1u
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
a wIseonsln lotel DESTROYED.

STEVENS PoISr, June 7.-The st.
James Hotel, near the Wisconsin Central
Depot, caught tire shortly after s o cyck
last evening and was totally destroyed
with all It's contents. The night clerk,
Charles Outbal, and two of the girls,
Maggie Reilly and one known as Nettie,
are missing, and there is little doubt that
all three 10 t their lives. The two first
named were on the secoad floor when the
fire started, aud came down, but went
back to secure their wearing apparel All
who escaped saved nothing but what
they Lad on their persons. The station
aud adjacent buildings to tue hotel were
saved with hard work. A number of
men lost their baggage and
samples. The loss Is $4,000; insurance,
SlU, UUu.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07

PHILADELPHIA is taking the cad in
the subscriptions to the fund for the
relief OF the Johnstown sufferers. The
people OF the "Quaker City" have
always been quick 10 contribute in all
cases of real distress, and the present
Instance is not an exception. From
The time an organized effort was made
The money has poured in in a steady
stream and now the total amount
given by Philadelphians is over halt a
million dollars. New York comes
next with nearly three hundred thou.
sand dollars, Pitsburg has already
given one hundred thousand and is
still sending, while every other State,
city and town, is doing equally well
Wilmington is not far behind in the
good work and has thus far raised
over six thousand dollars which will
be doubled by the early part of next
week In addition TO the sums of
money raised in the different cities
there has also been immense dona-
lions Of clothing, provisions and other
necessary articles donated, showing
that the heart OF this nation has been
touched as 1t was never touched be-
fore.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1889.
CHIEF Arthur, of the Brotherho

CHIEF Arthur, of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive engineers, who has
been attending the secret conference
of the order, which was held last
week at Chicago, has declared that
sander no condition of circumstances
of which l can conceive, will | ever
advocate another strike" This is
stron language, but there cannot be
any doubt that Mr.. Arthur is justified
In using it. He, the same as MIR.
Powderly, sees and understands that
In every case where there is strike, it
is the workingmen who are the great
est sufferers, as the law OF supply and
demand will always operate prejudi-
cially to the strikers. There has not
been a strike for years but there has
been plenty OF unemployed men ready
to fill the places. The consequence
has been, In come instances, riots and
bloodshed, for which the strikers,
whether guilty or not, have had to
bear the blame. In the majority Of
cases the strikers, after losing time,
have been glad to return to work at
the old wages, and this is why Chief
Arthur and Mr.. Powderly are opposed
10 strikes.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07

THE REPORTERS who are at the
ecene Of the disaster in the ConemEugh
Valley, and are sending the news out
to the world are deserving Of the
greatest credit. These men are work
ing under the greatest difficulties, and
have been ever since their arrival at
the scene. They have been, and are
still exposed 70 sickness and danger,
but none OF them have ever ialtered
or failed TO attend to their duties. One
of the number worked for seventy
two hours, until at last exhausted ma
turc compelled him 10 cease for time,
and he unwilling sought few hours
needed rest, Had 1t not been for these
men the outside world would have
known but little as yet of this terrible
disaster, but as quick as the news oil
the catastrophe was flashed over the
wires they were enroute Tor the place
end the result Of their untiring WORK
has been to make the entire world &C
quainted with the facts, and been the
means Of bringing help and assistance
from all quarters.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07

WE ARE pleased TO see that Coun-
ell proposes to take some action in re.
ference to the firework ordinance, as
This is something that should have
been done long ago. Let it be go
amended that the boys can enjoy them
eelves on the Fourth OF July, without
feeling that they are law breakers, or
else let 1t be strictly enforced, even if
II is necessary to swear in q force OF u
thousand special officers. For years
the law has been dead letter, and
although Mayor Harrington made an
effort to enforce it last year, it proved,
the same as all previous attempts, a
failure, and it is probable there never
was as much cracking and banging in
this city as there was last Fourth OF
July, but Notwithstanding, there were
very few fires. Council should in JUS
tice 20 the dealers and the public, take
prompt action in this matter, and let il
be known that certain kinds OF fire
works can be sold and used, or else
that all kinds shall be strictly prohib
tied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHITEWASH,

MIXED In minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply it.
Pure materials only are used in this
preparation. 1t is in paste form sim
ply needing to be thinned with water to
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest case
and facility, and when dry will present
a smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE FROM THE
WALL.
THIS wHITEwAsH POSSESSES STRONG
DIsINFECTING PROPERTIES, and can be
effectually used in cleansing and rem
dering healthful the walls of apartments
iInpregneied with the germs OF disease.
reaches, Ants Flies, Moth, ETC., do
not like it and will leave walls or rooms
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-07

Time table IN eHeoL May IGLn, 1857, TrAIns
leave ilminEJOn (Freuch sTeetD As iolloUs.
For Reading, bird9OoIo, Joanna, SpFiuR.
neld, NHyneSbprg junction, Manor ,Pottayllia,
TanAGua, Allentown, Lebanon, WernerG.
vile and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading n. H., 100 \. M. 2. 10 and 4. 30 %, m,
For Springfield, wIynesburg Juneuon,
COstesvlle, Embreevlle, Lenape, Chadd'i
Ford and Dupont's and Intern ealate points,
7. 90 n. M, ?. 20, .. o and &. % D. n
For Gainesville and intermediate points al
7. % a. M, 2. 0 20 and s. 10 p. m.
For West Chester, 10 =. NJ, ito, l,50Sn d
O. A pm,
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For New Bridge and Intermediate points
~! p. m. and on Saturday only at o. Il ano
t,l5p. IN.
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
! points, at LOS a. M, aud for Springfield and
| intermediate points At 3. or. N.
4. q, NrCAUSLAND, SOWN EsS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen Pass, ARit,