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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

aormonl and tho eorernment Authoriti,

Hcrmons and tho Government Authorities.
We believe there are no where IN the Union
more loyat flsopis than the LRtter-day Saints.
They know no other country except this. They
expect 10 live and die on this soil. :
TO be IT peace with the government and in
harmony with their fellow-citizens who are not
Of their faith, snd 10 share IN the onidence of
the government and people, our people have
voluntarily put aside something which all their
lives they haYe believed to be sacred prinoi-
pie. AS shepherds OF a patient and
suffering people. we ask amnesty for them, and
pledge our faith and honor for their future.
WILFoRD WOODRUFF, q. J. GRANT.
GEORGE =. CANNON, JOHN HENRY SMITH,
JOSEPH f. SMITH, JOHN w. TAYLOR,
LORENZO SNOW. NJ, w. MERRILL,
MOSES THATCHER ANTHoN 81. LUND.
,FRANcIs N. LYMAN. ABRAHAM 4. CANNON
FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS.
SALT LAKE, December 10. 1891
To the President:
We have the honor to forward herewith Pc
tition signed by the president and most innuen-
tial members Of the Mormon church. We have
no doubt Of ia sincerity and nc doubt that it is
dntended in absolute good faith. The signers in
clude some who were most determined in sdher
ing to their religious faith while polygsmy.
either mandatory or permissiVe was one Of Its
tenets and they are men who SDould not lightly
pledge their faith and honor TO the government
or subscribe TO such docu ment without having
fully resolved to make thei words good in let
ter and spirit.
Signed by A. L THOMAS, governor; CHARLES
6. ZANE, chief justice; Commissioners GOD.
FREY, SAUNDERS and ROBERTSON, and Judges
iMINER, BLAoKBURE ana ANDERSON.
SALT LAKE. December 2 1921
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

palliate their lawlessness. The Wyoming
editors who are excusing the big cattlemen
on the ground that small ranchmen and
rustlers have been guilty of wrong-doing
and branding mavericks, would serve the
commonwealth better by demanding that
lawlessness be punished, by whomsoeyer
committed, and by urging the officials to
maintain the authority and dignity Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

CAIcAGo HAS united swith ST. Louis in
making war on the agricultural reports of
Sfatistician DODGE which are claimed to
be padded and unreliable What with the
figuring in the pension bureau and the
unworthy statements of the treasury de-
partment relative to foreign trade, the
s'fixersf appear to be having things pretty
much their own way. There appears to be
need for the popular pitchfork about this
time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20
BRIEF, BRIGHT AND BREEZY.

Rochester Post: Many a fierce mustache gets
combing down.
Galveston Ne,rs: Man is first IN high spirits
and next in the gutter.
Binghauton Republican: An athletic record
is the only thing thatinproves by breaking.
Elmra Gazette: JagsoE says he used to think
women were easily moved before he had talked
much with oraymen.
Binghsmton Republican: A harmless crank
is one that runs griudstone by the aid of q
boy. 1t is not subject to violent turns.
New York Herald: One of the singular facts
in the publishing line is that poisonous litera-
ture is never a orug in the market.
Washington Star. Perhaps after all the chill
dren are our greatest patriots. They are so
fond of their native soil that they get it all over
their faces.
Truth "Wby do they have so many fine oil
paintings in saloons nowadays:" Probably
because the water colors would be inappro-
pirate"
71-BHs: Judge-What sort Of man, now.
was it you saw commit the assault? Con
stable-Sure, your Honor, he was a.small, in
significant cratur about your own SIZE your
Honor!
Brooklyn Life: Hicks-I think I shall bring
up my boy TO follow the sea for livelihood
Dix-Why have you settled on that? Hieks--I,
seems to be the only industry In which one Is
not expected to begin at the bottom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

shortest and most direct route. That road
win bring the products of the Los Angeles
region six hundred miles nearer to the
eastern market and will permit southern
California to obtain its fuel and some other
supplies az sreatly reduced cost. No other
line can comSete with such road for GER
tain traffic, and il is not likely that the
road suggested will ever be .paralleled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

SENATOR BLACKBURN, of Kentucky. has
been extending some blue grass hospitality
to Senator EDMuNps, of Vermont, who has
astonished the natives by his familiarity
with thoroughbred horses and other cele-
braued Kentucky products. The acerbities
of politics were quite put aside in the sour
mashinations Of Senator JOE and his great
American toddy stick.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

The INVALID pension committee of the
House has killed more lame pension bills at
this session Of Congress SO far than any
previous committee has done. A smaller
number will go through than in any pre-
vious Congress since the war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

SENATOR CHANDLER "spreadn himself
the other day in speech against PALMER's
bill to authorize states to elect their Sena-
tors by general ticket CHANDLER's cleo
ton methods were shown when he helped
cheat TIlDEN out of the Presidency
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

: II is said the Marquis Of Queensbury was
never present at a prize fight, though he con-
structed rules for that style of strawberry
festival 1t is known that draw poker &C
cording to HoYLE is simply according to
ScHENcK and BILLY FLORENCE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

THE ATTEMPT by RAUM and his strikers
r. 5esmirch the good name of Congressman
COOPER has o'erleaped itself. Republican
members OF the investigating committee
have freely acknowledged that the testi-
mcny clearly vindicated him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

SuoH HAS been the development of the
shoe and leather industry OF this country
that its Representatives propose TO have a
special building at the Worlds far for
their exhibit, Sl4 by 100 feet in size.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

A FEW DAYS ago Secretary BLAINE walked
up the stairway to the cabinet room for
the first time in two years, instead OF tax
Ing the elevator. Perhaps his elastic
stepp was furnished by the rubber trust.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The indications furnished by the United
States agricultural department through
Mr.. Kerkam in San Francisco.
For Utal-Fair preceded light rain in north
portion; irdrmer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

A REPUBLIcAN congressional convention
in Pennsylvania the other day had the au-
dacity to lay on the table a motion to in
struct for HARRISON. This is high treason.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

THE TROUBLE about getting Quorum in
Congress is doubtless due to the opening of
the baseball season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

TEE STATEMENT that there are between
5000 and 10000 poets in New York may
have something to do with the backward
zpring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

QCAY HAS called on the President,
and The President exhibited as much
obsequiousness as ward hummer in the at
titude Of begging for an officer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

SENATOR PALMER listens to few speeches,
but devotes most Of his time to reading
newspapers. That is why he is so well
posted OF public affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

Gen. o. o. HOWARD aspires to be the
prohibition candidate for President. Well,
his name has 8 sort Of goose-egg look about
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

Iowa Will will be the thirty-fourth
state to adopt the Australian bsllot system
in one form or another.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

Possibly section of that reservation
might be set aside for the Tuscarora tribe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20
SILVER AND AEAD.

Bar silver was quoted in New York yes
terday al s61S.
Lead, 1920
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

humorous fact about Hoods Sarsaparilla-
it expels bad humor and creates good humor
Be sure and get Hoods. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-20

Entered q. the Postoflce at Salt Lake City,
Utah. for transmission through the mails SIS
secono class matter.
April 90 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
REAL ESTATE
,,-e,yrcc AT THE EXCHANGES.

-. uos very active yesterday IN the real
~,c,,or market and The bulk oil '"e Nope'''
cor,d ., 10th Exchanges Sou 1T W. I'd
The most Important Offering was w 80 .rt,r,.vc.
~ ,ohol Of th- executors o. NJ. ,,,te
~" 49, or,b,vast corner Of East fOItS-clS'''"'''
ichs NV a, ,s of a hve-story store and apart
i"o , , Iot 15x76. The store alone reno
month and The total rental OF ne PrethiS'S
IL 81 100 year. The bidding sa' WchoIson Eeteman
ran ny 10 49, Tho sane auctionecr Offered NO ioo
PAST twenty -second st., Tbe stable alone
IN RON To- ~ 600 and the total rental value Vi re
property Is S2,l1G the ,G ATs n III from s5O05 up
ol ,,oi 81 which price William H. Frost WIS '
buyer. go ,.auov smyth q Ryan offered by
NJ ~ 90 ,h xecnfor OF the estate OF Edward tostero,
cisehod interest in No. go rs. lW ,S rar The
lot Is Yrircs Nav l. 1910 at ground rent Of S'
,oNc, and assessments. The Ddaing ran UP r. , same
at when pr need 40 eli East Elcvcnthst 9 n5
t"ry donblbilck tenement house on 10! oH nricc
T' re- was active bidding up TO Sli'-'o' III "''' f
wii,am Kennedy offered the southeast corner Vi
m w i,r and tht y four'h-s and MADISON ~
tr,r vciory brick buildings on 1t looxoo' JOHN
C. Van Loon Inr L Gsrcd r at pubic auction no
Erynn H. siMx,,,vGfth-st thrcc-story 4tone-front
d%cIlnc honsc, on lot 18oxico'' 1t soo 10 "'''
koT ir r- MIX co. offered in partition Nosi "a
and 1woS So 81 r %Snt to AScer
M, stoin for ~. 100. and No. % 10 Char!es p"e'
for 81 900. INDIAN foreclosure No 1853
,orrc-st Iourstory brick store on lot @'Aoo' u
irn,tcht @3j 0i6 from John lest - ~. ana hun
DEN - Trcrah1m a. Co. sold No. - west one- nun,
d,,d,nd two,,. fourth ST. tlrr"Story uI. 90
a,,lir~ an lot I59NIOo, to VI. Halliday Tor Tl4oyo
Th, following sales at private contract were IT,
ply = ecbcllhass has sold for Albert RalhDohe: ut
mot fronting on the ca, Side Of MadSonavc nS
la, from one hundred and first 10 one ,,'o
occcrd Z with a lr0n.ag" Of "lO.lo on '' 49,,
and ~ feet on On hundred nnc iir'tS'. mn v,s
Grt on one hundred ard Sccondst; Inc tininc I'm
zoo COO with builders lean, T." seller tanns v
psrt payment 30. l'l vs. w. o-xiSo
',r,rr Wcln.icn 4 60. have sold to +. h "tn
rI,yc1 No. f3I West Evcnth-st. lour ,t"r, n,t, Cr
I,oyn,nne brcf dwelling 22.1No"N iV'':'' .rTn
$500 the brokers being f. IL. ihci2" , ,". No
cor.n finn hati. bought from Charles r. IF '' .,
81 and a. BEDFORD st.. 30 feet south OF S1rnln' 81,
nrc'stn,v double brick fiat house, fVN 'oN 80, i n
ntt.,t ,,rrne They hnvr also bought from 'hnr1"N
= Enr'cr. no. 2O4 West Twenty sevcnth.s!: ns'1
,orv lrI IL dnulc tenement house on lot 49,,
tor aioni 4i7.r.p. the broker hrlnR rN, n,ri
soutnack. TIE brohers In tn" SAFE r'io'V' ', cdon"d
and l.. !. Philips co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
MAJ. r.rArE TRANsrEEs.

oistst 40 s. Vet Ell Martin aud VIC 70 $1,000
IaTy y, ~, D,'"' corner s4th,t 35NG Leo
b., ci.nlci 1, Am,l.. i,obis,n..-: --,...
.cfi,.>t So 81. west, Irving Dtienhoi e'' q go
2l,,o ~ s. IN Of 5,I,,. g,,t l"'" ''' ~ I2ooo
i7u,<, 3g2 it 80, o. - Ian rnnt T. CHcacy 1900
nsth-s, 80 l-s last; Mi'ha" Levy am vic
s. ,n , 1.'' ~ Jus Ie,y.to Della NJ Levy.
5In,; sqTnfr o' fsSi.l ii.c 5000
i I'm, crop y. -. n = of West Enfayc @jN
III 10. Anr "a Roll on to H., bHH,,''iI, ,t-'.
,,. 4 R,d,i,,i,ln t" Jcnni" Il 'nurii, 'V''
n-Ia': ~" r. u" V M .i1 S T.6,.sr 1900
a. ,r,ate n ", corner Acai' u3 1t. lVCNl"o'
iort. ! It,a-,a r.fer' e.. ,anH Il...5$$II6i.ii:
I5't,,,,, NcooV2t" To- Nnthony 3l,glale
Poplar - n I, o' N ,ui~aa $780, 10000
NoTriea,c. . 100 or ., ,''' o. 5000
ot.,i. s., - 70 q East Louis S''"' anu IS 600
W" To- H'.f' "a. i' n - of Bou,ry. 27Noo,
~ ,I,-,es - rttr1tr.c1 To- Ami. liup1trrk
rgl ~ so 80 sarah Buihy {" LIME
.4,2.-. ), 81 vet. me.ioFc French to 10000
,,, ,.'' IN 81, and 80 VT Robert Adams
,-,,., '' SCI s.. i S" ,nl lsa Last. Anne pay
49,, 'f f' ,,, \, $50. q. orre coi.n ct al
i.o..' So. 3 20 a. last E'.''"' "'''' '' $1,000
c,sre.., S. 1888. Egt.r Al'n- To Rachel
r.r(r'," 80 90 wiHi,r. nomic a"i wife 70 600
- WI a." H95'f Of ,-1aouy,, '9,ioo
nr tus, rtan Investment 80 " '"''" 100
,li.,'v..f 50 g. 100 4 II Of Vc7unIye'a' 3, sy TOO,
N,t -. \ E,n.an. r.t.r.c 10 J"h' " ',N l'.-'
a. i.,f,.., ~ 4. 90 90 ~ Neimiiy -t A. ~ so
zoos rrlnh io-aN a'A VIZ 10 ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
Danr,,lg Ara DENIES.

<t>ntr NACGETGORS
"A los We, cot-st PfNrte lessons snG classe1 In
Dancing; terms &C., see circulars
L EENtNDo,s ACADEMY. l62 Fss, 55,h-st tBanx
u Building -C.ss,es forming All the new AMI
,sshlonabis Ounce. taught rapidly Send for circular
~ GEORGE DOpNORTU.
/. 30. ISL FIFTH AVENUE
Cas- and private !cssons. Meas class commences
Monday Dec. STA. Now TuSsio "i-ancs-s.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
,Ew-yoKK. ONTARIO AND wE>TERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE WEST i2D-SE.
~.-u A. IA. 40 u.n4.cs her LOm loot OF crank.
tn..tI Tor A.ul TOM, bloomington PORT JeINIs
Monde Ito Mo4ntAndale Fllsbursh. Lib ~ Living ston
Manor IInu,oca 'shondae, scranton. W9iton, DEM,
Sidn " NorMlgh I'd c>ton, Utica Rome Oneida, OsM 60.
BIS i. NJ, Csmgb Il llal. Iakc Mohonx and MIME
W., W1lrlll NpI'y stations, Nldd"tDWni BlO0mlls-
burgh Ecnyile. Iaiisl ulgh HurleyHie. Liberty L''
200 NJ midtown, FalsbIrgh. Liberty, Living
40. Manor liockand. walton Sidney Norwich Oneida;
Oswrco Rochester Niagara Falls. u troll. Chicago and
West. pullman slCcrcrs; relnins.chlr car free To
Suspension Eridnr c,
/ Daily OF other trains daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
Pullman Sats ana siceiirgcar bcfths
obaln A AZ Ncw.NorS.
J. G.. ANDERSON. g. 4. 80 Be'ver-St, New-York
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Delaware, Lackawuuna aud Western X. X.
rattan. In New Nork foo, cf'lrcay aud Christopher
SHORTEST LINZ. Ni>TIDi LED TRAINS.
IA ..l.,AAS iU.,tIL~.

Direct route 70 NI;.'....'., - =. ttlD, MoNr.
liz Ridge, M-d..oa. M0siis n ra-,A. ra.cr-oq,
HOrNTCON,.. Ha.Ao;t,t,M4. sCu.o. EY'S NOUN
TAIN Ma,iin GOA, rHIaI.iPsB HG. EASfOS.
MAif6 &Ar, y,,;,I,e ,p Mcg8t M
CORE, DANEilhhldE H@tEatHl5H Mni5E,l,tA I. Mon
XII T. oswiGo iiilAcA, GWfGG ELMiIEFA,
c0HXlNG NATH DNNNNtnII, BUFFALO, and ali
p. ot' :, -. >ui. ~" t.,i AND SOUTHWEST
ono 4. M.-EUrTALO. UTICA and ONWEtfO TX.
tits pullman par,or ears. Connects at Eura
-, train Tor Chi 20. arriving Y:ij q. ~. next
7:!G 4. M.-BINGHAMroN MAIL. stop, at prlnci.
,.Jo p. VI. ssGRANr0Na EINGlIAMToN and Ell
a,to r. M.-SCRANTcN. wlLkEsRARGl: and PLYM
80 81 rNPRlNN. Pullman panor cars,
1890 +. ". GA y.-BUFFALo LIMITED EXPRESs.
iTtlluln -ircpcr>. AttiNeS a. Is a. nl
900 T.. W. GaiN;-hi IFtLo. UTICA and OSwEGo
l.,t4...,N. pullman Sic icr-.
no i.i> anG ~ ILAAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 10
NurraN. Erod1WaY. Il',cts TRY stl,Inn.
Ts5 ana 90 Broadway. 81 West i15h->t 235 Co m,u..
ave- New.York. az Nl;hln ton 81. "a Fuons a. and
as BciforlaY". Bloofyn Time tab es -,ing mi! in.
Formation. ~ al .iator.
check baegI-c from hot" or residence o. estimation
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r.-nnnrn ,lnnraAars

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Bafnn. llNl.. .Nt ,''' ,. .f,.r.Itc DIllr.
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ani .........
iiwDu Su-fI " ID" "''' 90
l.,th..t ol No. g. ~ ,i,r,u,.e and
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Trust .n3N. -' oN'. q" '-
r't"f. ] H,.t, r,..i,e , f3ith.s,
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llnrf. lu"f o. " j. - -
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~. H3K, 9 nI Er-N StTI.i;DA * Doc Il. p. III.
CRY OF DEELLN lseq, ,{::.I p,c frfy '
Tirst cabin $50 and upward. accoriins to st'an,r any
location room second cabin SO ana S'e' '''o'NA
INTERNATIONAL NAVlHAloN, 70"
Gcnrrai Agent. Bowling 'ileen, y. y .,c,,~ a,
SPECIAL N0TiCE.-The rWIN SCREW g =. CIV IL, ~
pr" vii san tof Liverpool via Que S'nNi on y
day Dee il ~ p IL. from ir"r i3 Noith iINT,' -.
The CTS Of irs l. due At Llcfnoo >1'' ~ oart Of
,;rc,t Hritan Or II, land bcior" CHEFS " -
~ ii''''-N ''V-''' 49, nts.
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pulITUuus.

n:;(y.a.a:
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF Amth''A
Projected THROUGHOUT By
RlockSignals G. Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot o.
Desbrosses and Corti"n"l n,
In Effect 1901 A. NJ, NONEMDI" "'"'
THE FAST LINE
BOO MPgllmaac N yS15Sie Sos a. NJ indanagC,
40 a. m chicago - d E M for Toledo except Sat
u'-'' ,mE PENNSYLVANIA LiM iTED. vesusuls
mao A. 1T omposcd exclusively OF fnil . Smokn NJ.
prwg and state Room sleeping haaHsia rspcrt,
OJer,aton Carr pTs'ebL stfooas Tor bot: seAes
ladies' nsld TarGe-shOp, library s s1a by S stationary
,s ss nSSss 2, heSs Lights SESnn' IA S
e M Indianapolis NJ ;S SeS 81 % DAY. '"''S' "
o. =. ,,"T Tours tyD CINcINSArI ExrRE-s.
200 r. yssS ,a ssse9YE S"fs . st. Lou,
aa ti.cnnat Tes6ue smoking CIR and Ve SYyos
S 20 as % and st. Los,
uS'' Tur COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
BOO r. M-punan vestbuc Sleeping naiGs .es SnSs
E.lro.S V sayss IN cScso
rilE WEsTrn ,.<,. E E'ss1'ns ca, Nev.rora
6ss p.G M chaso v .nd Nsy
1 hSs at c f1isDa9f o"s OeA
Day. Connects for Toledo daily y except sa'uf''''
zoo nsS; s al Goam Sa 5 pr
e%esSd SO D. m next day daily Chicass 10
a. M second morang cohnect for TGes9 da' '1
sol ,iiN EXTERN ENPkE>S' ST..
sso r D Mcy Ses' aaa g. S'P LDS. Dns
Altoona NH TO- Echaoad Arrive cOqmeu, 2;4o p; NJ
i% .,. 90 IL M p Second % d"a er1as 1u
4so r. cSer. to H xi Memphis Xewo
leans Das Car e Morgom IN Geo ie ssc1ioi
500 r. NJ -pay points ChG'apeasec ana ono
aT.asgs ST. ys pg az hxP G%"F ds hy
Thrq1gh P%"2, nS' s ,5a sr Tor 10
HAITiNOnE washington AND THE SOUTH.
IOIU A. MISUNDERSTANDING Limited EHprsss nI. pa
days pullman VesuDDe iarof n lin arriving IA
WEST SSas1 so pm p m ~ palma,
aS9 s. Pnt G"e rs ana DaIns Gar srng Wash
ns,o1 SS . d 10 sss'1 1aGs '''0"1 O'
Adss" n".es, s ~ RsS SSS 90 aad
800 a. p o and niss Sunday % and and S9
g. g. m AID ~ Il Is night For Baltimore only. 200 NJ
70, A,,nc CITY, 1v D. NJ weekdays. with Through
For Cape May, 90 NJ wcehd1 lr;D Grove and Point.
Pleasant 10 A. m. 10 so 40. $40 ana II 80 D. ~
rrekdsv. SUNDAYS .t5 a. m. and o 10 p ID, Wy
not stop az Asbury and ocean "fo" on ouHua''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
L1pros, 20 20 W. 80. 0V 80 90 90 PEN,
1Amtoi. Win DiAlhs Car, sAa WV maSni ~ so
90 go. 8 90, &c. 90, 80, 90. 90, $50
%, 30 ami 90 and II 10 Might Aef 9ihiDvSS
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press Is. $50 % 90 Li,ni co. aga 10 Da a. n 90
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