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PARIS, Jan. IA Fearful conaagra
ton which has rendered thirty families
homeless, aud which may cause the los!
OF several lives, occurred at au early
hour this morning. A few mtnutea
after midnight fire was discovered Ii
the rear Of hatter's store on the Rue
Verrerie. The flames spread 30 rapidly
that the panic stricken occupants OF the
several floors had barely time 70 rush
into the street in their night clothes. 11
the excitement q number Of women and
children were knocked down on the
stairways and seriously injured.
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KILLED ms SWEETHEART.

She Said She Would Die for HIn and He
Shot Her and Blew Out His Own Brains.
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, Jan. News Of
tragedy that occurred near Bay City,
Pope county, has juat reached here.
Charles Rose, q young farmer, aged
twenty.seven years, has been paying
attention to the daughter OF neighbor:
ing farmer, Miss Mollie Welsh, aged
eighteen. Rose was forbidden to visit
Miss Welsh by her parents, but while
the parents OF Miss Welsh were absent
at church Rose visited the house and
induced the young woman to take 9
walk with him. They had proceeded
but short distance when he asked her
il she was willing to die for him. She
replied yes, and thereupon he drew a
pistol and fred, the ball taking effect in
the girls face, inaiCtiug probably fatal
wound. Young Rose then returned
locked himself in a room and blew out
hiR brainr.
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GLASGOW, Jan. 1.-THE hopes OF the
strikers we're considerably raised to-day
by dispatch received from Dundee. 1t
was to the effect that John Burns, tue
socialist leader, had during the day made
a feryid address on behalf Of the Scotch
railroad strikers to an assemblage com
posed OF about 5000 dock laborers. The
latter were wrought TO such pitch oi
enthusiasm by Burns address that they
almost unanimously agreed 70 go on
strike il such action upon their part
was found to be necessary in order 70
bring about q settlement Of the railroad
disputea,
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IIIInoiS Legislatare.

sPRINGFlELp, LIS, Jan. 7.-The STth
General Assembly Of Illinois convened
in regular at noon to-day. The full
House, composed OF " Democrats, "a
Republicans and 8 Farmers, responded
to the roll call. The House was organ.
lied by the election Of Clayton L. Crafts
(Democrat) for Speaker by the full party
vote.
The sepate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Ray and Senator
NV, Matthews Republican, was chosen
President.
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HARTFORD, COM, Jan. Z. - Both
Houses Of the Connecticut General As
sembIy met about ten o'clock this morn
ing. The Senate Is Democratic, the
House Republican. The Senate organ.
lied and elected Senator Reid President
pro TEN. The House elected N. W.
Page, Republican, as Speaker. The
present aspect Of affairs is that the
two Houses will fall apart on the ques'
tion Of adopting the joint rule relative
to the canvass OF votes for State officers
The official canvass is in the possession
OF the House.
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CHICAGO, Jan. THE stock yards dis
trict was again this morning the scene oi
a daring daylight robbery. Two men
with masks on entersd the saloon ol
James F. Murphy at the corner Of Win.
ter and Root streets and tortured the
proprietor into revealing to them the
combination of the safe. That secured
they took 1900 and left Murphy bound
hand aud foot tied to post. Murphy
recently fell heir to $4,000 and the rob
bers hoped 70 get 1t.
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ssencies will not be disturbed, but army
officers have been designated to take
military control Of four other agencies.
A wheeling Boy at the scene Of War.

Robert Junkins, the well known ex.
policeman, yesterday received letter
from his son, George w. Junkins, OF
Troop K, Seventh cavalry, U. s. A.,
giving some Of the details Of the disarm-
Ing Of Big Foots band Of Indians.
Young Junkins writes in light vein
and talks Of killing nearly COO Indians
and other similar stories. He closes the
letter by saying that the boys who have
been Eilling indians in their minds,
dime novel fashion, have no idea OF the
real thing. The letter is dated at Pine
Ridge Agency, and was written duringa
few hours the troop had while prepar-
ing for further work.
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DSAGRyBS WITH BLAINE.
a Canadian oalcIaps Views on the Reply
1aI


to Salisbury.
OTTAWA, OXT., Jan. 7.-sir John
Thompson, Minister of Justice, in an in.
terview on the subject of Secretary
Blaine's reply to Lord Salisbury, says
that in the case OF the Ceylon pearl fish
cries, which Mr.. Blaine cites, the juris.
diction exercised by England is simply
to prohibit injurious operations to those
fisheries by British subjects. No at
tempt has been made to exclude for
eigners from the pearl fisheries or to re-
strain their operations.
Regarding Mr.. Blaine's contention as
regards st, Helena, the Minister OF JUS
tice says that 1t will be for Mr.. Blaine TO
enforce this contention in the face OF the
fact that Dwight Foster, who conducted
the case for the United States before the
Halifax Commission, made 1t as strong
point that the pretensions Of all mari.
tune countries at that time could not be
cited at the present day as defining the
bounds OF international law as regards
marine jurisdiction. Great Britain has
been for years asserting sovereignty over
all the seas surrounding the British Is
lands, and she had claimed, with the
acquiescence OF both France and Spain,
all the bank fisheries within sixty miles
Of the coast OF New FoundIand and the
whole Gulf OF st. Lawrence, so that even
II the question Of st. Helena was not
entirely exceptional, and the result OF a
compact, 1t belonged 70 q period which
cannot be cited as a precedent in modern
internationallaw.
On being asked what he thought Of
the questions which Mr.. Blaine desires
to submit to arbitration, Sir John
Thompson said: "rhey are all involved
in the reference which Lord Salisbury
proposed: What were the rights exer-
cised by Russia in the Bering Sea? How
far were they conceded by Great Brit
ainP Was Bering Sea included in the
Pacific ocean, and 30 on. Mr.. Blaine
obviously is not sincere in his Conten.
tion, because he could have raised any
Of these questions on the general refer
ancaN
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AN ASTOUNDlNG STORY
or Murder and AduItery-stnrtllpg Uonfes-
sion Of Young Girl.

or Murder and Adultery-stnrtllpG Confes-
sion Of Young Girl.
SPRINGFIELD, 0aIo, Jan. lin 1886,
Elder ]. M. Clark, colored, pastor Of the
Baptist church in Dayton, and Carrie
Moss (now his wife) murdered Clark's
first wife at Yellow Springs, Ohio. She
was given soaked psrlor matches, rough
on rate, and these failing, arsenic und
quicksilver in a pie, from which
the woman died. No suspicion
was aroused. The woman Moss
was then living in criminal in
timacy with one Taylor (white) and
the latter's daughter Ellie assisted in the
murder. The girl Efiie became too init
mate with one Dr.. steinberger, who got
her money, some $2 500, away from her
by worrying her. Monday she surren-
dered after telling the story Of the Clark
Moss crime. She said she was afraid to
tell before for fear she would be hung
between two negroes, but had been in
hell ever SINCE"
Steinberger swore out warrant
against Elder Clark and his present wife
and they were arrested this morning.
There is great excitement at Yellow
Springs.
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Culp, Dobbln; VIM. H. Harrison, Reefs
Tannery; CLARK Lewis, 0rna Station
Jason Hess, Johnston; Abraham Feath.
or, Albright; Nancy Jenkins, former
widow OF VIM. Deem; Smithville. In.
crease-John Hill, Red House Shoals.
Reissue-John q. Mahon, Ravenswood ;
Samuel Richardson, Holbrook. Reis-
sue and increase-Joseph A. Hill,
Mount Harmony.
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FrIghtfal Accident.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. IA irightful
accident occurred here this atternoe n.
While number of workmenswere ex-
cavating a public s4wer they struck a
bee Of gravel at a d pth OF twenty. five
feet and the side OF the embankment fell
in on them. Three men, Patrick Moran,
Edward Prangle and Patrick Ryan, were
buried under ak feet OF dirt, Their fell
low workmen were half an hour extri-
eating them from their awful position.
They were dangerously hurt and were
removed TO the hospital.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7.-one hundred em'
ployes Of the sCherpe & Kohen Archi'
tectural Iron Company went out on q
strike yesterday. Last summer the firm
voluntarily advanced the mems wages
ten per cent with the understanding
that during the winter the wages would
be reduced to the rate paid previous tc
the advance. The men readily agreed tc
the proposition, but they now refuse tc
work at the reduction,
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wAsHlNoToN, D. O., Jan. 7.-secre-
taries Proctor and Noble and General
schoaeld had conference at the War
Department this afternoon in regard TO
the Indian troubles, and it was agreed
to recommend to the President the ap'
pointment Of an officer Of the army as
agent OF the Indians at the Pine Ridge
Agency, thus neeessitaling the retire
nent Of Indian Agent Boyer from that
duty, The Indian agents at the other
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SCRANTON. Pa, Jan. IA sleigh con.
tanning thirty.six young psople from
Scranton, overturned on a hill at Bend.
ham, in the lower part OF Lackawunns
county, early this morning. Thirty.two
members Of the p irty we're hurt, eleven
OF them seriously. The most serious
injury occurred to Miss Annie DsLacey,
who had her shoulder and collar bone
hrnken
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Plu,h Weayorp striEo in England,

LONDON, Jan. 7.-rhe trouble among
the plush weavers and other mill hands
employed by Lister & Co., Of Bradford
who recently struck for an advance in
their wages Is extending. The firm ieaTa
that the strikers may make an attack
upon the mills and has applied TO the
authorities for protection. In response
the authorities have detailed q strong
force OF police to guard the firms prop
pFtv.
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President Of the KansaS FarmsrA' Alliance
oners Bribs-DespieAbIe Efforts against
Yn..u.
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worlds Fair Exhibit. Free.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 7.-secretary
Window to-day issued a circular to
customs officers in regard to the free
entry Of articles for exhibition at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. The
letter relates entirely to imported articles,
their handling while here and provis.
ions for safety and return. The circular
is very exhaustive, but explicit.
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The NIlnnoSotn DgadIocIS,

ST. PAUL, Jan. THE deadlock in the
State House Of Representatives which
was inauguratsd at yesterdays opening
continues to-day. Two ballots have been
taken to-day, 40 ballots being cast ior
the Republican candidate for Speaker,
40 for the Democrat and 81 for the ALI
anHa man
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. 7.-william CLARK,
the proprietor of tho electric lighting
plant at sheboygan, Wis, has written to
the Chief OF Police Jansen admitting
that he lied when he sad be had been
robbed OF Sl0,500 while in Milwaukee
last November. He acknowledges he
PLANTED" the money to keep Il from
his creditors. Clark's business has, in
the meantime, been seized by his cred.
itors and he himsslf has disRppeare !
after writing the letter.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. u
Twenty.seven OF the worst prisoners in
the county jail who had revolted and re.
fused TO enter their cells from the cor
ridor have been starved into submission.
At II o'clock yesterday morning twelve
submitted and al 5 o'clock in the after.
noon the other fifteen, hungry and
cold, gave in. The janitor and assist.
ants, armed with Winchesters, had
been on duty in the meantime at com:
manding posts, but force or bloodshed
waYa not needed,
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SHOT HIS WIFE.
Robert DeIsose Crazed on Finding His
Companion Was Faithless.

Robert DsIsose Crnzed on Finding His
Companion Was FaithIess.
SAN Francisco, Jan, 7,-Robert E. De
Rose, aged 81 years, last night shot and
killed his wife Elizabeth, aged 80, at q
lodging house on Ellis street. DeRose
was guard at the San Quentin peniten.
tiary, but was discharged about a month
ago for allowing a prisoner to escape.
His wife and three-y year-oid child lived
at San Quentin, but about three months
ago came to this city. The wife, how
ever, did not Join her husband here
when he came, bnt was engaged as
chorus girl at the Bijou theatre and there
became intimate with an actor named
Mitchell. She roomed in the same
house with him, and last night when
DeRose called at the house 10 see his
wife she was in Mitchell's room. De
Rose went to the Idom and seizipg
Mitchell's pistol, which was on the
table, shot his wife in the back. She
died in half an hour. DeRose was ar
reBted,
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An Assault at n1ann,nEtOn.

SptcldI UISp0IeH 70 U'e 4HIeIWs'7VH'
MANNNINGroN, W. Va, Jan. IAN
unfortunate affair which may end in a
death has occurred here, near Atha's
butcher shop. A Mr.. Craker purchased
thirty cents worth Of beef and asked Mr..
Aylesvorth, whom Craker claims owes
him some nancy, to pay the bill.
Aylesworth refused and assaulted Cra-
ker, who is now in a dangerous condi.
ton from his injuries. Mr.. Aylesworth
gave bond in $500 to answer in court for
the nsannlt.
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CAOrlostOn po.tollioo Fight settle,

F7gtFIUI Daal4t7I % HFt INItIIIVIIIttTI
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 7,-The cou'
test for Postmaster at Charleston, w,
Va, is said TO be definitely settled
although the nomination Of the com
promise candidate did not so to the
Senate this afternoon, as was expected
II is a safe prediction to say that II. O
McWhorter will be the suCcessor o
Postmaster Ashby at the State Capitol
Mr.. McWhorter was named by Congress
man Atkinson, and the Postmaster
General recommended his appointment
to the President. His nomination may
be expected tomorrow or any day.
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STARTLING lxpOyuRp.

President Of the KansaS FarmerA' Alliance
oners n Bribs-DespiCabIo Efforts against
ingalls,.
TorEK4, KAN, Jan. THE following
letter from Representative Z. ]. Turner,
Of Kansas, has been sent 10 Frank Nc.
Grath, President Of the Kansas ALI
auce:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. s.,
Washington, D. o., Dec, 81.
DEAR McGRArH:-Ingalls will try
to force his election or drive
the Alliance men into caucus to
agree upon their man in order 10
force the election OF an Alliance
man 40 that he can carry the party
down with him. Farwell says their
Representative does not like the ALI.
ance cannidate, and that he is
an old Republican, but would not vote
for Ingalls,. FGrwell wants to know II
| want his vote; thinks 1t could be had.
wrote him an evasive letter. Senator
Berry iS positively opposed to ingalls,,
hut SAYS he win vote for him II there is
no other Republican to vote for. shall
Write Senator Wilson tonight and
ask him what he thinks about a
possibility Of my election and he nsveT
ais, III succeeded l could and would
nut up 5000, but it is difficult to use it
that way; that is to promise in case ol
success; yet you may have some friends
who would DO willing to take such
chances.
(Signed) q,
This letter came 10 Mr.. McGrath'G
office with other correspondence. Edi'
tor DR.. McLallin, in printing 1t, says he
does II 40 q duty and regrets the position
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Inhlntsd hr mo arnnd .1nru.

NEw YoAk, Jan. a. William D.
Hughes and William Buttner, the bogus
dlyorse lawyers, were indicted to-day
by the grand jury. Hughes is indicted
for forgery and Buttner ior forgery and
grand larceny.
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CLEVELAND, ONO, Jan. THE annual
meeting Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad stockholders was held to-day.
The annual report for tho year ending
November 30, 1890, was subnitted, and
showed that the receipts we're 81, 800, COO.
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81, nn,InsIs Illos 10 parned.

CLEVELAND, o, Jan. 7.-At the village
Of McComb, Ohio, this morning, six
business blocks were destroyed by fire,
causing a loGu Of $4,000, insured for
$40 900,
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GLASGOW, Jan. 7.-Arrived, steamer
State Of Georgia, from New York.
CoPESHAeRN, Jan. 7.-Arrived, Bekla,
from New York.
Paih4DEIpnlA, Jau.z-Arrived, Mich
igau, from London,
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Arrived, State ei
Nevada, from Glasgow.
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poI and HorsGs burned.

MopEsro, OAI., Jan. 7.-This morning
Wallacs's livery and feed stable was des.
troyed by Gre, and Jacob Claypool, le
years old, was burned to death With
TWENTY-FIVE head OF herses.
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FRANKLIN, Pa, Jan. 7.-Millsr &
slbley, Of this city, have sold to ]. @.
Lineman, of Lima, Ohio, the iOur.year-
old filly, PAlo Alto Belle. Price re-
ceiyed, $40 600 cash aud the bay mare
Alioretto, valued at So 900.
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wn.t.rn Rn,i,nnd Mon.

NKw York, Jan. 7.-The big meeting
OF Representatives Of Western railroads
at which q new association il 20 be
formed, will take place tomorrow at the
Windsor Hotel in this city.
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S,Scio! Dispatch TO tAs htkutOsnoa.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. &c. W.
Chapman, vice j. Outright, removed,
has been appointed postmaster at Brady
Upshur county,
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"WHo said Hoods sarsapsrilla 20
Thousands ofpsople, who know It TO be
the best blood purifier and tonic medi-
cine,
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Capt. wallace Buried.

CHARLEsroN, s. O., Jan. Capt.
Wallace, who was killed by the Indians
at tho battle OF Wounded Knee, was
buried to-day at YorkvilIe, S. O., his old
home.
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LONDON, Jan. IAN express train
bound north came into collision this
morning with = freight train near Pres
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spee'Si DESyalcA 10 nc htsgtgmetT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 7.-West
Virginia pensions: Russell Landers,
Brilliant; Leander Logaden, Elizabeth:
Samuel b. Knox, RaYenSWood; Peter
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ORDERS for pure Kys and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed ut Lsllys, 21O0
Main street.
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nLI.ls.

CLAToR-on Tuesd4y. JanuEry q, 1sy1. at Q "a.
z; m, Harry CLGTog, IN thC 9th year 0t
bis age,
RUneral uoiIco heroaIto,
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BEEcHAM'S PrL1s act like magic oa a
Weak Stomach. /
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TArrNALL SUPERIOR COURT.
The Cases Disposed OF at the Ad'
journed Term.

t... journed Term.
RE1DsvILLE, GA. Dec 2.-The ad-
journed term of Tattnall superior court
convened Monday. Immediately upon the
opening of court Judge Gamble announced
that the cases of the state against Henry
Futch ct al. would not be set for trial on ac-
count of the absence Of Judge Hines and
Hon. f. G. duBignon-
There was q large crowd Of greatly dis
appointed people who had come to Reids-
vile for the purpose Of witnessing the trial
of Futch, aud when the continuance of the
case was announced great many left for
their homes at once. The following is a
list OF the cases of minor Importance dis
posed OF Monday:
State vs. Bass johnson. Carrying con-
O a cd weapons. Verdict, guilty.1
state va. Bass johnson. assault. Plea of
guilty.
State VS.. Thomas Richardson, shooting at
another. Plea of guilty.
State VS.. Claude Wright, concealed weap-
ons. Verdict Of guilty.
State VS.. Ernest Sherod, misdemesnor.
Not guilty.
State VS.. Evans Holt, murder. Motion
for new trial overruled, and defendant to
be hanged Jan. 9, 1892.
This closed the business of the adjourned
term except the business OF the grand jury.
Judge Gamble will adjourn court until
the next regular term, second Monday In
April. The representative of the SAvAN.
NAH MORNING NEWS, J. F. Stone, is here
Also the Rev. j. G. Gilmore, who represents
the .hird party paper published in Atlanta
Ga. Hon. William Clifton is here shaking
hands with his numerous friends. 1t 4
conceded that Mr.. Clifton knows more men
women ana children than any other man il
Georgia.
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BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S. C.
STEAMER ALPHA, H. A. srRoBHAR.
Will leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
o'clock A. NJ, returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 10:3o A. NJ on
sailing days. viii touch at Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
A. M ., returning leave Button at 8 A. ID. Mon
day.
For further information, apply to
c. H MEDLOCK Agent Katie'g wharf
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FLORIDA.

Wood is hauled distance of nine miles
and sold in Fernandina at 81 per CARLOAD.
The Second Florida United States Cavalry
expects to meet at New Troy in reuni IN on
Dec. g.
Valley 81. Marcy has become editor and
proprietor of the VoIuSiG County Herald
at Orange City.
The French Phosphate Company, 1t is
said, have options on over 5000 acres of
land in the western part of Alaohua county
There are persons living in Volusia coun
ty who con daily hear the whistle Of loco
motive only few miles away, who have
not only not been on q railroad train, but
have never even seen one.
The total number of public schools In
Alachua county are l0l; number of teach
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
On and after FRIDAY, Nov. 8, 1891,
WINTER SCHEDULE
City &Suburban by. & Coast Line r. B. Co.

For Bonaventure, Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope
Montgomery and Beaulieu. CRY TINE.
The 500 p M train leaves from Second Ave.
nue. depot All other trains leave from Bolton
street depot
For Thunderbolt $40, 1000, 1l:o0 a. M, $3.50.
400, $50 p. m Returning, leaxe els, 800 a.
M. 90, $3.50, $40 and $3.50 D. m
For Isle Of Hope $40. 1000 a. m. 1900. $3.50
p. m. Returning, leave 600, 500 a. m, t1:20,
$3.50 p. m.
For Montgomery and Bsaulieu $40. $1,000 a.
m $500 p. m. Returning, 1880 a. m. 1880, sos
p. m
wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only.
tSecond avenue and Whitaker streets
Trains leave Bonaventure 5 minutes after
leaving Thunderbolt-
Saturday nights train leaves city 700 o. m.
See special Sunday schedule in Sunday issue
g. W. ALLEY, Supt.