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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
SALEM.
4 Fine Time in II Fine Countrywide Pro-
posed baptist Orphanayc.

SALEM, Va, Nov. IA day of rccrc-
alton says tho Richmond Times. has
been spent in this old-ncw town in the
great Roanoke Valley. find my sur
roundings worthy of Charles Dudley
Warmers words when he said: Salon
is place Of great natural beauty" The
season is suspicious for the traveller.
The mountains are clad in autumnal
hucs. and under bright sunshine the
scene. as one gazcs up and down. is very
beautiful
\ friend drove me to the summit of
one of the knobs on which Mr.. j. Nj.
Evans, of this place. offers to plant the
Virginia Baptist Orphanagc. for the
location of which SO many places are
contcsting. 1t is Il commanding situa-
ton. and the gift of ten acres. with
$4,000 in money. will DO laid by this
benevolent gentleman before the board
at meeting soon to be held in Rich
mond. The rich citizens of the town
will no doubt. increase the gift to
handsome proportions. From the pro-
posed orpharagc site got inc view
of the town and valley, and Il most in
tcresting glimpse OF the advancement
made during the past year in develop
ing the place.
Several things impressed me forcibly.
One was the actual work done. Many OF
the new towns, it seems to me, are a lit
tie careless about grading and improv-
ing their streets. Salem is paying spec
ial attention to this. The land and inn
provcment companies are evidently de-
termined to drive their friends. when
they come here, over paved sidewalks
and macadamiZcd streets. Instead OF
telling visitors that this or that river
or creek will be spanncd by handsome
bridges, these active people SHOW work
actually done
Two iron bridges already span the
Roanoke, adding much to tho convent
cncc of the citizens and lending attrac-
tivcncss to the landscape. Two other
similar structures arc TO be built This
wcll-advanccd work by the Salem I'm
provcmcnt Company is much to their
credit. OF course the presence and sup
port OF Il fine old town, reinforcing i'm
provcmcnts in the new section. is Il great
advantage, and this condition is con-
SDicuOuSiv true of Salem.
Another is the character 81 the houses
being erected. Only brick or stone
houses are allowed on the principal
streets of the new part of the town.
This is we'll. How many of the new
towns are spoiled by shantics? The
Vanderbilt" Hotel, of brick. four
stories nigh, stands near the stone depot
building, and other spacious brick edi-
fees arc going up. During the year now
closing there has been erected here 2lS
houses of all kinds, I'll of these resi-
dcnccs, and yet the cry is for houses.
The very large furnace off on the river
looks like laying solid foundations in
iron and coal industries.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
Mashinsinn f;ncinr.

AfAsiUNGToN. d. C.. Nov 3.-lSpoc
iai FIRST extra day Washington
Jockey club fall meeting: the weather
IS cold and the attendance small. First
race. five furlongs Silence won. Tap
pahanncck second. Cold Stream third;
time. l:oi. Second race. six furlongs-
Towlandcr won. Kitty r.. second, Peri
clcs third: time, l:l6l4. Third race.
selling. mile and Standardization
won, corticcili second, King IIazem
third: time, l:5o. Fourth race. one
milc-l'cllc Dor won. Tanner second
Syracuse third; time. 1913. Fifth race
free handicap, two miles over eight
hurdlcs-Hanzibar won. Long Shot see
ond, Grey Gown third: time. :,:5GlS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
GLADsT0NE.s OLD AGE.
He Cannot Accept Any More Offices, lie

Tie cannot Nccept Any More Offices. lie
LoNDoN, Nov. 3.-[Spccial Glad
stone has declined to stand as Il candi-
date for rcctorship Of the University of
Aberdeen. lie says his advanced age is
his reason for declining the nomination.
Tho incumbent OF Office is the right
Hon. @. j. Goshen, chancellor of cN-
chnuuer
Gladstone delivered short speech at
PEBBLES, in the course OF which he re-
f"rrod to :. sneech made by Lord Hart
iu@ton at tine iiheral Unionist meeting
III Edinburgh on Friday last. IIarting-
'on. 't'atisione said, was evidently not
Fcil satisfied with the result of his doe
jiincs. the only doubt in harrington $
mind was whether tnc time had arrived
t. SURRENDER. Tho Liberal Unionist
l'"rtY, ,5ir1Stonc declared. was broken
down "n' the followers OF il we're dread
'niiY broken IN Dv the results OF tho re-
cons elections Tor members OF the House
81 Commons which were most ,atisfac-
| tory 70 THO Liberal party.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
Gladstone Returning Home.

toNpoN, Nov.3.- Especial Gladstone
started on his return to IIawarden from
Scotland to-day. Whom his train reached
Montrosc large number of his friends
gave him an enthusiastic reception.
This scene was repeated at Arbroth. At
Dundee Il number of his admirers pre-
scented him with Il walking stick and
luncheon basket. When Peeblcss was
reached the train was met by a large
crowd. and delegation of workingmcn
presented Gladstone with travelling
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
y ROUGH PASSAGE.
'ha Steamer Pennsylvania. for Liverpool.
Encounters Il Gale.

LONDON. Nov 3.--TSpcciul Tho
steamer Pennsylvania. from philadcl-
pnia. Ootohcr -. arrived at Queenstown
ato a. m. No,cmncr 3, and proceeded for
iiNcrpoo.
She rcnorts that touring tho voyage She
encountered Il hurricane which lasted
four DAYS. The wind created heavy
seas. and boarded the steamer. smash
ing the tic h0at. 10 avoid accident to
the passengers. thcy were kept below
decks sixty hours during the storm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
AN ALABAMA FEUD.
Two Prominent Families at War
One Man Killed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov. a. Special
"A fcud which has been brewing for
some time near Cropwell, St Clair
county, broke out yesterday in earnest
Two prominent families arc involved
and many lives will probably be lost be-
fore it is ended. Fonzo and Powell Ham
cock and George Norghcr have been
cunning for each other for some time.
Yesterday morning Fonzo fired two shot,
at Norgher, but missed him Later in
the day Powell Hancock went TO Nor
ghers house and the two mon opened
fire on each other. At the fourth shot
Hancock fell dead. Ills brother and
friends arc now hunting Norgher with
the intention of shooting him on sight.
Friends have also rallied around Nor
CHER, and as the principals are promin-
cnt men in the neighborhood, and have
many friends, bloody fight is expected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR

OF all sorts from lowest grades to best
qualities. Ladies' heavy. Jersey ribbed
vests at % cents Mems good heavy
mcrino shirts at - cents Childrcn's
vests from - cents up.
We have all grades in white, natural
wool, scarlet, etc. for ladies, gentlemen
and children.
bargains in blankets comforts and
countcrpancS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
Washington News.

WASHINGTON. Nov. al Especial The
Treasury Department to-day resumed
The purchase of silver Amount offered
was 1.0G0,00O ounces, and amount pur-
chased, $1,000 ounces as follows: 40
600 ounces at ST. G40. 10000 ounces at
Sl.O6G5. 100000 ounces at 81. 0665. la, 600
ounces at Sl.O67O.
United States Supreme Court to-day
granted motion to advance case of Shi-
buga Jugiro, who is under sentence of
death by means Of electricity in New
York State. and assigned case for argu-
mcnt on third Monday in November,
after cases already set down for hearing
on that day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04

LONDON, Nov. Especial AT the
instigation of the Vigilance Association,
the police to-day entered the Pail Mall
gallery and seized number of alleged
obscene paintings illustrating Rabcais,
works. The paintings were taken to
Bow street police station. The public
has been daily croMding the rallcry.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
THE COMMERCIAL cLrH.

Fnr TIMES joins the board of directors
II rcgrotting the resignation of Sccrc-
t@gy Helper.
1T WAS principally through Mr.. Help
er's efforts that the club was orangized.
and since its organization he has labored
Faithfully to make it a benefit to the
'eity.
However. the cNbis not TO loose Mr..
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04

Helper. The club is one of his pct
in its success.
Mr.. Murphy, his successor. is young
man of informal ton and vigor and, with
the support of the club, will do good
work for ROlnOkC
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04

ATLANTA. Nov. Especially j.
lionfiold. a merchant at Palmetto, COM
mittcd suicide AT the 81. James Hotel to-
day by taking laudanun. He had writ
ten his name and address on his cuffs so
he could be identified. financial en-
barrassmcnt caused him to take his
life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
We are now ready with complete lines
of new dress goods in every department.
Dress Goods is our Specially.

We have the handsomcst collection Of
novelties. plaids. stripes and plain ma
terials of every sort ever opened in
Roanoke.
Our assortment is equal to those of
large cities. Our prices are correct. and
you can do better shopping with us than
you can in the city.
lie sure to see our line of silks and
black and colorcd dress goods.
Ladies' cloaks. Misses cloaks and
childrcn's cloaks of every sort now
ready. The garments shown by us
represent the latest conccits OF the
mode. and every garment is made in Il
thorough and most stylish manner
You will find our prices correct.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
a Remarkable Coal Vein.

GRAHAM. Va, Nov. Especial Ono
of the finest veins OF coking coal yet
discovered has recently been found in
Southwest Virginia. measuring twenty
two feet in thickness with two feet of
slate.
1t belongs to the celebrated Flat Ton
or Pocahontas field. which has been par
TALLY developed in the last few years.
and become SO universally noted for its
coke and steaming qualities. Parties
from Graham secured 10000 acres of wild
land on which this vein was found. also
several others of smaller dimensions.
Among the number a five foot vein of
canal coal. Much of this valuable land
can still be purchased at rcasonab bic fig
urcs. Graham is young manufacture
ing and commercial city, located in
beautiful valley near the border of these
great coal and iron fields, possessing five
hotels, aifording delightful headquarters
for those who seek information respect
ing the vast regions that lie beyond it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04

TO TIE EDIToI OF THE TINES Dur
ing recent "trip through the valley OF
Virginia an intelligent farmer residing
on the line of the valley branch of tho
baltimore and Ohio told me that far
mcrs in his section were feeling very
materially the benefits of Roanolic's
boom That they had, as an experiment,
shipped produce here, and had received
better prices than in tho eastern cities,
and that there was an organized move
ment on foot To turn the bulk of their
shipments in this direction. and that
they arc watching with much interest
the effort to induce the Baltimore and
Ohio to come TO this place. Let us have
the Baltimore and Ohio. y. y. Y.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04


THE TIMES controls the frarl-
chises of both the Associated
Press and the United Press,
and is the only paper i'll the
city publishing regular tele-
graphic dispatches.
THE TIMES can be found regularly on
sale at the following places:
Roanoke--George Gravatt. Jr; M. L..
Smiths, Dnllis 81 Dennis, Hotel Roanoke.
Salem--Alfred So Burdette g. Co.'S.
PulaSki--Ma pie Shade Inn.
Bluefield--E luefleld Inn.
PocahontaS--Pocahont Inn.
Lynchburg--Norvell
Washington--Willard The MetrOpoli-
TIM
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
wAuAxAxrss.

without, az s. and e4.zy; q
the Royal Middies are ready
and waiting for You, rakish,
Jaunty. natty. The Sailor
Suits are various-you Can
ship them at ta.s0 to IS.
The range Of Small Boys
Suits is from $a.so to $40.
the Bargains numerous, the
assortment great. Elegant
and fine many Of them. We
permit no composition in
prices-inv variably the best
chance on price 10 here.
The Large Boys s u | { g
with long trousers running
away past the smaller point
Of young mems sizes, IA to
1S years. range from $3.50
to $40.
How much OF a Bargain
is found here In Mems Suits
apr ears lin the range from
81 to $la; how elegant ready
made can be is shown In the
range from SIS to Sa8.
Remember all this Cloth
Ing business rests upon our
one solid principle of cheap
selling. You gst all tile aa-
vantages directly tn the prices.
The savings are yoNr oson.
Market street side.
Our Hat st3re 18th {
world-centre for Hats. En-.
gland, New York, Connecti-
cut, and Pennsylvani, a r e
represented in the present
Spring session of the Hat
Congress. The agency Tor
Heath sni Knox is here,
and between Hats with the
great names and the great
Hats that are nameless the
sorts are complete.
Light weight Derbys In
blacks and many colors are
the sensation of the hour
upward from So, but all at
iiie least.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
JOHN WA MAKEP
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Philadelphia. Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
May 1ith. 1890.
Trains win lssvs Wilmington ~ soilo

AAuy litUs ASSVs
Trains win 'ssvs Wilmington as soilows
- a.. ~ ~ ,sa * 'iz.'':ss M ~ "a "a,
1sssr $, S: !Sss.;'s: ss ::$. az !,s ~ y "a (
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n ;.'%"Ss;s.Sr mi. ss;s s s. s. ss ~ IL !ss %
al ~ fSs% {, j ysrR q !: sss :, ~. a. sa = ~; ~:
ssssss ID "a 90 "a. '7os. II. and
~ yor u p Vest Chester. via Lsmokin, 10 and
Foi " + Newark tUentrsl and intermediate sta.
os os:t,nor: r. n and ln,srneaisie q e sia.ion.,a4i
RsIi%sTs sTs and and &aS.hinsis &nS han; i 10. m
ss bi;.;ss tss ls.s. Il 4 isf
.. :s .' ;. NJ. - a sna III il Is s;sS. s
Hssrinsic", HssrEssss' Dsimai and 'as way station.
rfEgIs:: Gs ler bo.ss IL s 40 and ia
mar, II O5 a. m. and ~ VI night,
Ennrs.s E5nns,anf for or se CHARLES, old Point Com.
fort, and Norfolk, II oo n. m.' and izoi night
lss's. :ss gsssss1 'Fsss stree. s G.: ". y
III Il i, j. "a 81 ~; s; 'a~s a. snaish naiPsh III Il
JA 72S Si1 ~ t46, Ga eSs l0Jh
10 20 audliss D. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q ao' ls rslsa;Dli: M s sssEIe, s 4 i ~, ass
Accom- modaiion. 100. s.os eioA. NJ, nn
las, 4lo. 90. and $50 7. VI.
nor Gos'ssr io. snd dfslSres.'A r lisa 80 h.a An.
AccomSds,ion, 79o. 80 ep 4 m. n.a
IS ts ~ "a ~. To- Al f. 'aS ,s.SrM sG NJ M SH
For West Chester. via Lamokin. sos A. M.
Eor New Castle ~ rs night.
ror Care Ca1rlss Z, n, Old Point Comfort aud
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
Felton, I,.'i%ps,oa % sslSfsy,ils, n,aEs seaiord
Hal ltlinore and Washington. A.ig. s.0A p.A
l2tsnigit. Baltimore only O.. sP. NJ. and u. -
"'t Leave Philadelphia Broad Stree. for vii.
..asd .ssUs tsss siIn,. ~ 40 'sa ma I" ,. M
Apu Apuccoinmodstion, tsS 90. 10 ?sa. m, Js.y.
seh sio, So, 10 OS and lISsp. m.
FOR further Information, passengers arc
referred 10 the ticket oihce AT the stttloa.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited exprsBS
upon which extra iare ischarsed.
CHAs. u. fuGH. J. X. WOOD,
General Msns"sr. General PassenTsr Aaen.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

FHLArKLPHIA. Monday, June 2, 1880.
Reduced Satin Duchesse.
Very beautiful, "a shades
dowager browns to youthful
pearls. All silk. The price
goes off 25 cents a yard,
Sl.25 from $I.5o, and that's
So on a dress OF l2 Yards
Worth saving.
West Transcpt. ..
The Philadelphia centre oi
gravity in small Boys Cto-
thes is right here. You wan,
your boys picturesque as
they play on the b. ac6. Ar.
lists would be sadly left in
seaside sketching If the bab,
midshipmite and the gir
with the jaunty blazer wer'
not in the scene. Therefor
the Sailor Suits Of the Gala
tea Stripes, some with Dun
oareen collars and 8 o m
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

IT'S estimated that the la grippe
carried off nearly or quite 10000 per-
sons in this country, and the loss to
the insurance companies is much
heavier than was expected. Twenty
niue companies report that their
losses during the first quarter OF the
present yer was twenty-five per
cent. more than during the CORE
spending quarter of the previous year
and as there was no other wide spread
epidemic or disease but the grippe
they attributed the increase to ihl
raya3es OF the latter II is general,
conceded that the effects Of the gripp
have not all disappeared yet, but re
main as feeder or general aggrayato
of all other diseases.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Atlantic City VIA Pennsgroye.

The y -pular route to Atlantic City by
New Jersey u Wilmington Ferry, Uela-
ware River and West Jersey Railroads 3
will open for the season GU Sunday,
Junc S,h.
Steamer Christina leaves Wilmington
at T. 80 a. III. Train leaves Atlantic CITY
To return (duriug the month of June) al
p. IN. People of Wilmington aud vi
cinity will Gnd this a delightful route
and a most enjoyable way to spend the
day. Daring the month OF June th
service will be on Sunday only. Excur
sion fare E1.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Attempted Robbery.

An attempt was mAde by rogues to
effect an entrance into the store OF Mr..
Dalton at Ceutreville a few nights ago.
They bored out QUO of the pauels OF a
door, making a hole large enough for q
man 10 enter, when they were frightened
oil 1t Is supposed, as they vent away
leaving the tools they used behind them.
Ii was afterward discovered that they
had taken them from the shop of George
J. Chandler, aud they were returned to
him,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

LEVY CoURTMAN ROBERTS made
rather poor show at the Democratic
delegate election last Saturday in Ap.
poquinlmink. is it because the DEM
Ocrais of that Hundred are saving Mr.,
Roberts for the Levy Court again or
has the energetic member OF the court
lost his grip?
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Go
EsssIE

STEAMER CHRISTINA
will on and alter Thursday, May 22ud, make
daily trips Ns follows.
leave Wilmington Mt 7.3o u. M, ana .. 20
y. NJ, Tor Iennsyille.
Leave Pennsvllie at ais a. H., and s. 05
y. M, Tor PannsRrove and Wilmington.
Leave Wilmington at 7.D n. m., ll.J
a. ni,s .. ~ and 9. II y. M, for PennsKrove.
Leave Pennsgtoveat d. 90 and 1918 q. IN,
and |. 70 and g. y. M, for Wilan zion.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Milmiup ton at go 4. M, and
2. 30 y. M, for pennsgr0ve aud Pennsviils.
Leave Prnnsvllle Al II. Is .. M, And 4.0o
y. m, for Pennsgr rows aud wiimingt N.
Leave Wilmington AT Q. 10 q. M, 2. 30 and
6p.in., for Pennsyruve. aud leave Ptnns-
grove at n. m, u. no and p. IN. FOR Wi-
This arrangement will afford = fne oppor-
tunity Tor delightful sail sr tho Delaware.
Excursion tickets between Wilmingt
and rem nnsviile slc, single fare 2Oc: between
ticket &C and single fare isc.
Pennsgtove and Pcnnsviile are beautifu
places AhoriiR great opportunities for hsh
lug, boating, bathing and dancing.
Special arrangements NAV be made fol
sunday School and moonlight excursions.
A. q. hcCAusLAND. BowsEss BRIoes,
superintendent. Gen. F.and =. AHt
m,7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Two More Defeats.

NEWARK, N. j.. May 3l.-The gam,
Yfere o-day ietweeu ths Newark an,
Wilmington teams was marked ny shvr,
and almost perfect fielding on both sides
Tho Newaras tuuehed their hits in the
seventh inning and scored three runs,
The score:
Newark. ....0 2 1 o 81 o.
Wilmington. q 2 l 0 % 0 o O-i
Batteries. Maze. Miller and Childs for
Newark, Stein and Corcoran for VIII
m!ngton; b SO on balls, Mace =, M!ller1,
Stein 6; struck out, Newark 8, Whining
ton 3,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

TIE fact that fity-two bullding lines
were marked by the city engineers
last month, nearly double the number
marked for the corresponding month
last year, shows that the report there
will be but few buildings erected this
year has no solid foundation.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

THERE CAN be no doubt that II
Congress had the schedule to make
-nser again there would not be SO
many questions asked in regard to the
census, but the blanks have all been
formulated and sent out, and to-day
the enumerators have commenced
their work. The best and only thing
that can be done now is to answer al
the questions to the best of the ability
Of those who are questioned.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
THE SUNDAY GAME.

NEwARK, n. j., June Tile gam.
here to-day between the Newarke and
WilmiEetous resulted In an easy victory
for the NewaIks, who battei la d. Cen
tre-iielder Coogan, OF the Wilmingtons
an old Newark favofite, was presented
with gold wSlch and chain by Newark
friends. The score; ..
Newark, ....5 9 o l 8 2 o 0 x-22
Wllmington..0 l 2 0 0 o. G
Batteries, Sullivan and Childs for
Newark, Doyle. Buckley and Williams
Tor W ilming'on; base on balls, Sullivan
2 Buckley 4. Doylo s; struck out, New
ark d, Wilmington /.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

THE Levy Court meets tomorrow to
agree upon u tax rate, TO act upon the
sheriff's grub bill, and to place their
hands upon the heads of the two vii
minRton tax collectors and commission
them to go forth and cheat more Re
publicans out OF their votes and the
county out of their taxes.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

PETER ]. FORD won decisive vic.
tory in the Democratic primary elec.
tion in this city last Saturday, three.
fourths OF the delegates elected being
his friends. The city delegates will
meet tomorrow evening and organize.
As these delegates will have the organ :
izing OF the party In each ward, Mr.
Ford will lose nothing from that cir
Cumstance
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
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Schedule In erect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LLAvE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BouaR

Schedule In erect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LLAvE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST Bousn
Express traina
NEW oRK, week days. s2la 7oa
'lo.S a. M, :. ~, - 80, " 20 p. IN.
.o New ORR, sundays. 'sia, 7o5 a.
fhiladeiphin, week days, ,2Is, eos,
go, '5u'. ~ 10 50, ssii, y 90. ~ 81, 80 81,
iosl. ~ soa; M 90. - 10. 500. 10, IS Is.
525. 9 i5, - %. 80. 80 o6, Iop. IN.
=, i,..,. ....,..1.eiphia, sundays. s2ls 8 so.
Tt5, 7JJ, . es. IL ui mn ! co $40 5 90
4Io. $40, % IS. 645. s72. { 80. s9Ug 1000
y. III.
Chester, week days sels,. 05 o so.
To5,T y, 100 50. 200, ss52, 80 81, 10 81.
10 e ancstsT e Fss suaasys ~ Ss - p III s. So -o,
!oo %, IL 2oa, ~; Ioo, $40, $40. ll0.
" Go u. NJ. q IS, u 70 D. IN. Sundays, sos
u. m, s2.4op. m.
baltimore and Washinsto ton, - 10 !. 70. - u,
Baltimore and principal station: on on Phiis.
deiphia Division 10. so 4. m, daily.
ec,h,sssps ch,sssos s. '.s.,; 4 mn 80 p M; as,,1 ss4..
Cincinnati ana St. louis, 'i2.i5 p. m. and
slnserl, accom- nodsuon. 40 .. m. ADJ.
!. 81 and II. 10 y. IN. daily.
Ihndenberr accommodation week days,
100, 1880. u. IN. O. 81 and b.0a p. m. sundays
$50 a. MT 81 and hed y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKsr srREEr srArtoy
For Philadelphia week days. $50, g. sS y. 30
-s.E', 9'#, II %. a. IN. IL. ~, z ~ 3.55, 800,
80 y. NJ Sundays 68,a IN; IL. AZ, 2.45, aus,
| Var Baitimore week days. 6.s5,.s.e,, 10. IS,
'n,ssa, M. 24N 800 p. IN. Sundays. AL
naliimore aud principal stati,ns on Phna.
delp hia Division, 1913 =. M, daily, except
For LAndenberg and way stations, week
| days, 500, lO.<5, =. IN. :; 2.is, 5.0o d. M. Sun.
days. .. as u. M; Is aud 500 y. m.
| Chicago, -o. ~ a. IN. daily, except sunday,
| fitshurg, 500 y. M. daily.
| Cinctnnatinnd st. Louis sl1 50, a. m. .
daily except sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING ROW
Daily 1874. O 10, ssI5, 0 30, 10 Is, oil. g
~ mi 1900 noon, 81. 3 W. ~ 81. 1 A35, 81 81
40, Ts'. $40, 10 10, II 80 p. IN.
Daily, except Sunday, s6 Is, 7 IS, 81
n. IN. 81 30. - 90 and 80 p. m. sunda,
only $ 10, IL. III.
Telephone No. 10l
-na. Hates to Western points lower thar
vtaary othorline.
J.T. ODELL C.O.SCULL.
Genl Mauaxer. Gen IPass. Agh
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Passed Through.

The Liber ty Fite Company OF Reading,
Pa, consisting Of abe ut one hundred and
fifty members iu three psflor cars, passed
through our city this morning on the p,
W. Il B. Railroad en- route Tor Baltimore,
Washington and Richmond, Va. Several
members o, the WeccAcoc Fire Company
were at the depot to cheer them on the
way