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fOndiy upon the coHely little woman by his
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Some author says that one of the uses
Of adversity is 10 bring us out. That's
true-pariicularly at the knees and ell
bows.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-26

If you meet man and ask bin how
he feels, If he doesn't stop to think, he
always says First rate" II he stops 10
think minute he will always begin 20
unfold some tale Of woe
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Nail Trains connect az lockwood with trains
TO and trom somerset and Johnsfown, at Hynd-
man with trains 10 and from bedford al Garrett
with trims 10 and ffnm Berlin a Salisbury June
ton with trains 10 and from Salisbury.
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Al n-ans soq for Pqs..ag,r. ,sasrs T'u,eis eiuen.
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". II. CLEMENTS, Nanaecr
CHAS o. -tELL Can Pass Ag't.
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Passengers from Pittsburgh change cars for
points on the Somerset d Cambria at lockwood.
THE time given is Eastern Standard Time
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n. 3. MGRIFE CoEertar fr isss
To balance due.....................-..
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MATI~-No. 90
snNll-RsrT ACCOMMODATION
SoUrHBoUyD TRAINS.

Passengers for Somerset from the east and west
on the Pittsburgh Division, change cars at Rock
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DAILRoAD TIME TABLES.
BALTTH0R e ONO R1ILROAD.-
SOHKR.SET & c1BBRI1 BR4NcH.
nrsrANcr Ayp raRE

The fare % Philadelph.s Is ss-sl, and 70 New
York, sll.6s.
winter Arrangement In sGsutEOs. as. IS.
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LOCKWOOD AccosnioDATIoN-No. se.t
Lcdrcs AgTfres
SOMERSET ...-..-...07p m Redwood ....-.-t;S7 p IN
Passengers leaving on llsis train can make On
nection az Lockwood with night ENpre rain
east and west.
Daily. Daily ekce..t sunday.
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By orders raid IS abOve..-.........s 30 2
Balance on hand d................... Il1 8
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Organs and Pianos sold for Cash. Easy Payments
deci-st. and Rented. Catalogues free.
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Pes.cugsrs f,r cas-. aad west change car, ia
lockwood.
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SOMERSET BOROI
FOR THE YEAR ENDING N
I. 1890.
o.
RECEIPTS.
RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES.

JOSEPH r. LOVE. T-,amror
To clsh received a above.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-24

ENGLISH SPAWN IMMINENT removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes.
from Horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney. Ring bone. STILES, Sprains, all
Swollen Threats. Coughs, etc. Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the most Won
derful Blemish Cure ever known.
ITCH, NANCE, AND SCRATCHES on human
Or animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford S.
Lotion. This never fails. Both for sale by
HENRY j. MAYF'2S, Druggist,
As Tvs Oak land. Md.
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T.J. Pcddicord, Attorney
Order of Publication.

Thomas II. King VS.. Annie r. Turner and j.
Edward Turner. her husband.
In the Circuit Court for Garrett County in
Equity. No. 5S Equity.
The object of this Bill Is to procure II sale OF
certain real estate belonging to the plaintiff
and defendants in Garrett County, Maj land.
The Bill alleges that Priscilla f.. King wife
OfrhomaS X. King. died intestate seized and
possessed of one hal of Military Lot No $50,
children and heirs at law surviving her, to-
wit: Ellen T.. whnintermarried with Dwight
A Norton. William Il. King, Singleton h.
King, Edmund B. King, Emma V. King and
Annie r.. who intermarried with j. Edward
Turner. That the said Singleton l.. King, Ell
len T. Norton and Dwight A. Norton. her
husband, William 7. King and Lillian |.
King, his wife, Edmund b. King and Emma
V. King conveyed all their interest in and to
said land to the said Thomas II. King.
The Bill further states that the said land is
not susceptible OF division and prays for a sale
and distribution of the proceeds.
The Bill also contains the usual prayer for
process and r an order republication against
the said defendants.
1t is thereupon ordered by the Court this
9th day of September, A. D.s 1880, that the
complainant cause "A copy of this order, y
gether with the object and substance of the
lished in Garrett County once week for four
successive weeks before the 3lst day ofOcto-
Der, A d., 1890, giving notice to the defendants
in said Bill, warning them to appear in TN
Court in person or by solicitor ON or before
the 18th day of November A. D., 1890. to show
cause if fanny they have why ii decree shall not
pass as prayed. ,,,,,,,
Slit f. u. TOW Err,
Clerk Circuit Court.
TNr1tn - nEf
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, That the under
signed, appointed by the County Commits
through which the proposed road shall be 10
Gated. to-wi,: Beginning at point on the
county road leading from Mt. Lake Park to
Mrs. Wonderley'S, about the centre OF mill
tary lot No. OH, and running thence by the
most direct route practicable 10 the line of lot
ISL; thence along the line of the said lot the
dividing line of Lots 02G and $40, along the old
roa fence thence along the division line
between lots 92I and 972, and thence by the
most direct route to the Glade Valley School
House and church, to connect with the road
from Oakland to German, and examine
whether the said road should be opened, will
meet on the 9th day of October, 1890 tor such
purpose, and to determine whether the pub
lie convenience requires the said opening of
said road, and ifsO, to locate the same. and
perform their duty in the premises.
JOHN HARMED,
j. A. DELAWDER,
32-5 NORMAN BARNARD,
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.

THE REPUBLICAN is
prepared TO print at short
notice Wedding invita-
tions, in the latest and
most artistic designs, at
prices that defy COMPETE
ton. Call aud learn prices
before placing your order
elsewhere.
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UC WIN 80
f. Il. TOWER, Clerk.
SHEnSFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue ola writ of fieri facias
issued out of the Circuit Court for Garrett
County at the suit of McKOne, Fahey & Co.,
against James Howarth, il being No. Is Ju-
"details to September Term 1870. OF said Court.
and to me. the undersigned Sheriff. directed.
did on the 2lSi day of August, 1890, by an
actual entry npon the land: seize and levy
upon all that parcel of land situated in Gar
rett County about six miles north of Frank
vile, aud n w occupied by james Howarth,
and described as follows, tn-wit:
Beginning for the same at the end of 30
percheS on the I'd line of Il parcel of land con-
veyed by j. II. Anderson to Benjamin f. Myer
and wife, and running with and beyond the
end of said line :. 36l4 degrees, w. 100 perches
to a stone pile standing y. 3S15 degrees, f..
perch an links from white oak tree
marked as a pointer, then y. 5$N degrees w.
81 percheS to II stake and stone pile standing
n 6Sl5 degrees. +. rs links from II chestnut
oak tree marked as Il pointer. then n. 36lI de-
grees, +. 100 perrheS to a stone pile in an old
road, thence by Il straight line to the begin
ming containing fifty acres of land. And
hereby give notice, that
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FOR SALE.

The following Military Lots at very low
prices, either as entirety or individual lots
Nos. 4O1. 426, 4S0, 4S7, 1884,
1899, 1913. 497, 1886, 3749. $3.50,
1900, 1919. 1924, 140l, 1923, 1896,
1888, 1878. 1884, 1885, 1896, 35l.
35-l3t Apply to
JOHN SWAN,
At "The Rest" Oakland, Md.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
The JnnrhnIls Murder.

Associated Press dispatch by special Wires
PEORIA, ILL, March 1.-THE murder
OF Junghaus still remains mystery, but
certain matters relating to his violent
taking off are being cleared up. A re-
porter found on the river bank yesterday
the dead mans yalise. No letters were
in it, but papers containing accounts OF
big GALES of houses at Leipsic in which
the dead man and his son figured, were
found in the valise. Several handker-
chiefs and other linen were found marked
with the initials Nv. P.," and this had
led to believe that the old man was
travelling under an assumed name.
This also sheds some light on the
failure to find where Junghaus had drawn
any money from the banks as it is sup
posed 1t was sent in another name.
Many people are inclined to believe that
the old man lost his money during spree
and then committed suicide in fit Of
dependency. They cannot, however,
account for the murderous cash in his
head, which could not have been SELF
inflicted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

lsaths.

CRONEY.--On the 1lth inst, Jane r., daughter
Of T. !. md Harriet Croney, Gged months
EASFBURN.--On the 10th inst, Mary &C., wife,
Of Bayard Eastbntn.
GaleltlrY.-Tn this city on the 10Th inst, James
Garrity, aged 49,
HOlI5YWOOD.-Un tile llth inst, Mary Holly
wood, nGed rs years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
requested to nttHad the funeral Friday m rms
ing, NJ y O'clock, from tho residence of her
daughter, Gatharine McMenamn, 19l Pine
street. High mass NJ 81. Marys Church. Inc
tormGnt Ill Cathedral cemetery.
MORllS.-0n the 18th inst, william f. Norris,
aged rs years
Rclatiy6s and friends and members OF ORR
entail Lodge, No IL, Il. of r., Warwick Castle,
so. S, X. OF q. f., and Delaware Lodge. No. 1913,
II. H. Il. II, and all members of the different
orders are invited attend the funeral from
his late residence. No, I'll East Fourth street,
on Friday afternoon. Services at the house at
Q o'coGk. lnterment at Riyervlew cemetery.
MCGuNlGAI..5-ln this city, on tho 9th instant,
John McGonienl, aged 70 years
MCEiyEE.- the Presbyterian Hospital,
Philadelphia, March 9th, Allen G. McElwee Of
Newark, q ed 10 years.
Pow Ck.-On the Stl inst, Howard Couden,
inf nj son Of George and Ella Powick, aged
months.
RYAN.--In This city, on the 9th inst Thereasa,
daughter OF Thomas and Catherine Ryan,
aged IS years.
SWASNE.--At West Chester, on the 5th inst,
Thomas Swayne formerly Of Chester Heights,
In the 69th year of his age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
ANOrH sR CHICAGO MYsrnRY.
Missing Roland Leach Murdered
md Thrown Into the River.

Missing Roland Leach Murdered
and Thrown nntO the River.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CHICAGO, March 12.--The Times this
morning says the body Of Roland Lsech,
the missing New York commercial tray
eler, will probably be found In the river.
passing the corner of Michigan and
Market streets after midnight Sunday he
found well dressed man lying on the
sidewalk. With difficulty Otis aroused
the man who seemed to be in stupor
either from liquor or drugs. He could
not tell who he was or where he belonged.
Otis carried him to q saloon on North
Franklin street, aroused the proprietor,
Patrick Casey, and requested him to care
for the stranger.
While they were talking the man be-
came impatient and turning away stag
gersd Roroas the street to where gang of
five or six fellows stood outside Of q
notorious barrel house. He was given 4
cordial welcome by this gang and almost
Immediately led away by them. Otis
and Casey could do nothing more. They
thought no more of the matter until
night before last when Casey reported
the matter to policeman.
NJ x. Fucker, one of Leseh'g en-
ployers, says Casey identified q photo
graph of the misning man rs an exact
likeness of the unfortunate who fell into
the clutches Of the barrel house thugs.
M. Il. Fucker now thinks there is no
doubt that Leach was murdered md in
tends to have the river dragged at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

The eleventh annual session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Maryland. New Jersey and Della
ware, A. o. U. W., will be held at Rich
mond, beginning on Tuesday next. s. II.
Baynard OF this city has been appointed
reading clerk. Other DelRwareans who
will attend are; Grand Master Workman
John W. Dlefendorf, Grand overseer W. "a.
Foulk, Grend Outside Waterman A. D..
Jones, Grand Trustee Joseph X, Adams,
Representative to Supreme Lodge j. J..
Gallagher, Member OF Committee on FL
nance and Mileage William H. Plerson,
Member OF Committee on Laws and Super
vision William A. Reynolds. and Grand
Representatives Lewis Sasse, Hugo F. Bour-
don, James II. Baville. William N, McOor-
mick, Thomas Holcomb, Esq,, s. II. Ohoate,
James L. Prenties, II. r. Porter, Joseph L.
Bonsai, Samuel II. Barker. II. W. Heiss, W..
7. Ciallaher, W. II. Little, Evan NJ. Fowler
and Zach johnson. They will start for
Richmond next Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
an ARCIRNFOa URoH SOLD.
The Famous old Bethel Church
Way ESe Turned Into Wagon

The Enmons old Bethel Church
HEay se Turned Into a Wagon
shed.
The old Bethel farm on the Fork Road,
Brendywlne hundred. owned by John b.
Mckay, was sold yesterday by j.. Jack
eon PIERCE TO William Marine. The plot
comprises 60 acres. Its chief Importance
is that the buyer comes into the possession
Of thefamous old Bethel Church, built over
d century ago. There was great CEN
tenlal meeting held there In 1884, when
people from all the country around
encamped there and held religious festivals
for week. Millionaire Tasker, OF Phila-
delphia led the meeting.
Some yeare ago the elder Mckay decided
piece Of land to the NJ. T.. church and a
new church was built AT an outlay OF
$4,000. Mr.. Mckay took the old church
building with Its adjacent lands In ex-
change. He put new roof upon 1t and
allowed the neighbors to use the old editice
for church ne tings and festivals. AS the
matter stands nowMr. MARITIME can do as he
pleases with the ancient structure or he
may be his own pastor and carry on SER
Vice In his own church. Although the
building is IN good repair he can have no
use for 1t but IS q wagon shed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

Bishop Coleman will administer the rite
of confirmation as follows: Next Sunday,
at New Castle, In the morning; March 23d,
at Calvary Church In the morning and at
Trinity Church In the evening; March 30th,
ut Dover; April LIST, at Old 5wades Church,
IN the evening; April 18Th, at st. Andrews
Church this city in the morning; April 2Oth,
at Emmanuel Church, Highlands, In the
morning and at Newport lii tho evening
April 25th, at Milford; April 9Th, at Sc.
Johns Church, this city, ia the morning, ut
Grace Church, Brandywine Hundred, 10 the
afternoon and at Newark In the evening
May Attn. at Smyrna In the morning and at
Clayton in the evening; May llth. at St..
John'sU hurch Greeayille, in the morning
and at Bt. Andrews Church, Ellis Grove, In
the afternoon; May 18th, at S.. Marks
Church, Little Greek; May 18th, at Middle
town; May 25th, at Laurel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
q. a. X.


ineut of Delaware.
Samuel Lewis, commander of the De-
psrtment OF Delaware, G. A. r., an
nounces the following appointments:
Judge Advocate Robert O. Fraim; Ds-
partment Inspsotor-W. L. Gutenberg;
Obisf Mastering Officer Francis Nc
Oloskey; Assistant to Department In
spector-T. g. Swain.
Aide-de.oa mp-William r. Baker. Viii
liam Patterson, William Middleton, Chas.
A. Foster, John Il. spencer, George
Reuss, Samuel Spence, Perrie Gentieu,
William ID. Sparks, Daniel Lysinger, j..
II. Il. Montgomery, A. ]. Woodman, Al.
Schrack, Caleb Cburohman. A. 7. Hyatt,
O. O. Higgins, L. P. Roderick, Henry
Preston, Edgar A. Finley, Isaac A..
Fighter, William Olavey, William w.
Bsckey, Samuel w. Thomas, George
Washington, Jacob Ward, David 8. Start,
William II. Jones. William A. Ttultt, =.
o. Clifton, William T. Gallagher, George
b. Missimer, Dssling johnson, James NJ.
Bantham, j, Is. Shellsdy, Matthew Mack
lem, Joseph A. RhoRdes, William Sprayed,
George W. Stradley. d. ID. Palmer, John
o. Short, Alexander Harper, and John W.
Jolls.
Assistant Inspectors-R Liddell,
William B. Norton, O. L. Jsffsris, g. w.
Davis, X. G. Buckingham, Thomas Boles,
James Montague, Michael Greminger,
John Anderson, Joshua Phi lips, William
J. Richards, Luther Cannon and 4. Il.
Lockwood.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures
MoCaulley, Il. Henry Williams, William
OOonnor, Lawrence F. Fisher, john j.
Gormley.
Committee on Soldiers Home-W. s.
McNair, P. b. Ayars, j. E. Mowbray,
Nero Baobus, George M. Riley, W. FL,
Jones, w. e. Hopkins, Daniel Green, r.
g. Buckingham, o. NJ. Carey, A. H. Grim
shaw, M. Greminger, W. 4. Gritfenberg
II. 8. Mitchell, Il. b. Swain, j. W. Mes
sick, W. ]. Richards, Il. b. Long and D.
L. Dunning.
Committee on Tombstones-Jac b
Sliffer, W. B. Norton, e. f. Wood, Nero
Bachus, u. hi. Riley, W. II. Jones, b. 4,
Collins. s. s. Meyers, Albin Bucking.
ham, Darling johnson, James Brown
j. Fl. Enos, John Anderson, II. b
Mitchell, g. w. Stradley, j. P. Faucet,
Alexander Harper, Il. NJ. Davis and II
w. Buckle.
Committee on Soldiers Monument
zachariah Pickels, IL. IL. Gregg, and L
l.. Smith.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
WBY THEY DELAY,
The Unfair Showcases OF tho Wheat
ley nnvesIigaIimg Committee.


Editor Eoery Eoentng: The action OF Fl. B.
Mitchell, Democratic member OF the
Wheatley investigating committee, yester-
day, In calling on Watson II. Sperry to give
the committee the names of tia party
whom the Morning NeiCs states In Its edi-
torial columns roc tyed county orders bs-
Gauss he was disgrnntled Democrat was
like bomb IN the Republican camp. The
committees counsel, MIR. Bacon, and DR..
Hiram Il. Burton furiously declared that
the Democrats were trying to steal the
Repnblicans' thunder, and at their dietation
the committee laid the resolution On the
table. The committee then adjourned to
meet at the call OF the chairman.
Yet this is called an investigating COM
mittee. They resist an attempt to get In
formation where charges have been made
and then indefinitely stop operations, al
though Eli W. Tunnel beseeches them TO
complete their work at once. But With no
regard to the feelings OF this man, against
whom these charges have been made and
who every one knows to be clean and hon
est, they adjourn. Mr.. Tunnel thought
their course was nm injustice to bin and
told them so.
The trouble is, the Democrats are more
anxious than the Republicans to discover
frauds II there be any outside OF Issuing the
lug they want to know. They want every
guilty man found and punished and ere
anxious for every Republican to appear
who claims to know about any frauds.
The investigation will, before 1t closes,
show that their officers have acted more
carelessly than ever known before In this
county; that they have run the county TO
more expense without any permanent i'm
provement, and that all their ways have
not been straight.
The course being pursued is disapproved
OF by respectable citizens OF all parties.
What the people want and what the Demo-
cratic party wants Is an onest and speedy
investigation and the same is due to Ebe
W. Tunnel. IsDEPENDEEr.
GEORGETOWN, March 18th, 1890.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

The farmhouse OF Edward Maeallister on
the road leading from Hare's Corner to
Christiana and about eight miles from this
city, was destroyed together with nearly
all OF its contents yesterday morning. Fire
caught from defective due Tuesday af-
ternoon and was supposed to have been
extlngulshed. 1t broke out afresh yesterday
morning at about 10 O'Clock, while Mr..
Maeallister and his sons were attending
market in this city and there being nobody
at home except Mrs. Maoallister and some
small children the house and furniture
could not be saved. Everything in the
building except bed and few chairs
we're destroyed. The structure was three
etoried and was OF brick and frame.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
Fast Trains.

-
Tho swift Flights Wade by Hail.
The following railroad records OF fast
time may prove of interest in connection
with the fast trip of ths "My Aunt Jack,"
special over the Pennsylvania Railroad.
! mile.-504 j, 3 miles in 2m. 364s., b
miles in Am, 5Js., West Philadelphia
to Jersey City, Sept. 4th, 1879.
Is miles 15m., special train conveying
the Duke OF Wellington, Paddington TO
Slough, Eng.
1857 miles-34m., anaoial extra 1853 and
two cars, Penn yyNnia railroad Rah-
way to Trenton, H. D., May 9th, 1885.
"A miles-43m. Dos, special train convey
ing newspaper correspondents, last 163
miles in 14m., Washington junction to
Washington, d. o., June 10Th, 1884.
534 miles aim, bFoad-gauge engine,
Great Britain, four carriages and vans,
Paddington, Didcot, Eng, May 18th,
1S48.
80 niles--1h. 37m. (actual running time,
90n }, special extra 953 and two cars,
Pennsylvania railroad. Jersey City to
Broad strsst Etation, PhiladeIphia, May
9Th, 1885. In. 47m., train 10, engine
1888 and six cars, two regular stopH,
Jersey City, N. j., to Broad street,
philadelpnia, February 18th, 1889
III miles-9S m, Fontsine engine and
two coaches, Amherstburg to st.
Thomas, Canada, May 9Th, 1881.
l09m., locomotive, baggage car, one
coach aud one Pullman palace car, St.
Thomas to Amherstburg, September
18th, 1877.
lis miles-12Om., engine No. 10, special
palace car, I'm. (Welland to yiotoris),
in 144m., st. Thomas to Victoria,
Canada. 153m., Fontaine engine and
two coaches, in 251m, st. Thomas to
Victoria, May 9th, 1881. The schedule
time from London to Bristol, Eng,
1l64 miles, by the train known as THE
Flying Dutchmsa,n Is 120m.
1874 miles--165m., special train, Mia.
CARA Falls TO Syracuse, N. Y, March
Ist, 1876 1853 miles in 178m., West
Coast Flyer, London to Crewe, Eng,
August 9th. 1888.
400 Tniles--7h. 25m., West Coast Flyer,
London to Edinburgh, Scotland, Aug
ust 9Th, 1888.
6l3 miles--23h. (actual running time,
19h. 30m.,) special train conveying
Wash ngton newspaper correspondents
from convention, Chicago, ILL, to
Washington, d. o., over the Baltimore
and Ohio Rsilroad, June 7th, 18th, 1884
Jersey City to San Francisco. CAL, 83h.
33m. 16,., Jarrett d Palmer's train,
combination, passenger, mail and bag
gage car and 3 Pullman hotel car, June
Lat 10 4th, 1876. No stop between Jer.
sey City and Pittsfurg, Pc.