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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
TIMELY TOPICS.

Ladies wanted to do writing at home.
 The Miller & Peck Co.'S Saturday night bargains are worth serious consideration.
 The Upson Singleton & Co are not looking profits this weather. They simply want to clear out the stock to make room for fall goods.
 Kelly the baker discusses Cleveland's letter and incidentally says something about flour and sugar.
 Great bargains in wash goods can be found at the T. F. Judson store. Prices were never 50 low as nov.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
America Murdered in GIaseow

GLASGOW. July 21.-A man believed to be John Sommers of New York was mur- dered Tn an alley near Main street last night Twelve men and women have been arrested charged with the crime.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
A FINISH FIGHT.

It Looks as 1T There Would he New
 Tariff BnI.
 WAsHINoToN. July 21. There is no change in the situation to-day. Friends of the president say that there must be free coal and iron ore or no bill. Senator Voor- hees. when asked to-day if the senate would yield provided the house agreed on sugar said positively no.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Kun Over and KuIeh

NEW HAVEN. July 21.-Jakey None macher. aged years. was run over and killed by hay wagon at the corner of State and Mechanic streets this afternoon. The child tried to climb upon the wnnnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Iooks IIla ,ha y,.t,..

KINGSTON. July 21.-The Britannia and vigIlant raced again to day. At the Kish Ii 5hship the wind had gone down and both yachts were moving slowly. yigi- ltnt. 5.19-l5; Britannia. 5 2S-l3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Baseball.

National League Gamcs-Boston, l3; New York. 1. Brooklyn, x; Philadelphia, 2. Washington, $; Baltimore, l2. Louis vile, :; Cleveland, |. Cincinnati, :; Pitts burg. 6.
 Eastern League GamcS-Troy, !; Buffa To, II. Providence, 10; Binghamton, l. Syracuse, 5; Erie, 9. Wilkcsbarro. IL Springfield. 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Refu.ed to .Emp,oy Union Men.

CHICAGO. July 21.-The Missouri Pa- ci6c Railway Co absolutely refuses to tai g back any of its old employees who are mem- bers of the American Railway union.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Raining in the. West.

CHcAoo, July 21.-It is raining heavily in various parts of Illinois, Iowa and South Dakota and the indications ais that the dfouth ts broken,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Kelly Says

President Cleveland's letter is free trade on the half shell. What does free raw ma- terial mean? It means that the waterville Hosiery company can buy their csal and wool for the same price that the Manches- ter Hosiery company of England can buy it for, and then with our improved ma chinery We can compete with England on hosiery in all the markets of the world. If this is what President Cleyeland's letter means for free raw material. and believe it so means. why not put hosiery on the free list? It seems reasonable enough if we can compete with England in any mar ket in the world. we should be able to compete with her in our own market and therefore Deed no protection on hosiery. It is as plain as the nose on mans face that free raw material means free trade. There are two thingsleft for the democratic party to do in order that everyone can get employment. First. absolutely free trade on everything and believe inside of ninety days every factory in New England will be running full time. But we will have to work the same number of hours and for the sane pay as they do in other countries. Second. give the reins to Me Kinley and endorse the Mckinley bill and predict that every factory in New Eng land will be running full time and paying the old time high wages that we always received under arepublican administration. Do as KELLY tells you and ycI will never regret it, even on buying
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21

Rev Fathers Mulcahy. Duggan. Treanor and O'Donnell arrived home on the i :05 tfain this afternoon on tho New England rbsd from Boston after c weeks retreat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21

washburp, Crosby & Dos and Jones -four H.26 . barrel st LAdds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
OLD FLOUR,

because it makes more bread. lighter bread. whiter bread. and the bread keeps moist longer than that made from new flour.
 If you can afford it buy your Flour and Sugar at to-day's prices. They are reason ably low.
 If you want strictly fresh Egg, and nns Butter go so KELLrs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
Wash Goods Counter

" upA uUUup OUuukUl three piles of Goods marked 6 1,4c, 1Oc, and 12 1.2c a yard, these are goods that have sold all
 the season from 12 l-2c
 to 25c per yard. You will
 find some very good things among them, and the
 prices will close them out soon. You want another Cool Dress, look through our stock before you buy, if you want trimming for 1t, we have pretty cotton trim mings and faces that won't cost you a fortune to buy. We have a few
 Handsome Serge Suits THE BLACK AND BLUE. they are not bargain stuff, but first class, reliable goods, and fyou want one the price will be satisfactory to you. A tIttle,f tet of Summer Skirts
 is all we have left, we
 have to-day marked
 them at dosing
 out prices, a Good, we'll made skirt, at the price of thu material or less is what we offer you at The I. E JudSOn Store < 49.5s South Main St,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
2 Cakes For Sc

Will go on sale Saturday morr- lg al s o'c'ock-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09
NOTICE TO sIocKHoLDERs.

-
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REGU.
- lar annual meeting Of the stock holders of the
Boston National Bank of seattle will be- held at
its banking house on Tuesday. January :, 1896
at 5 20 n H., for the choice of directors and
such other business as may properly come be-
fore tie meeting. A. NJ. BRO0hES. Cashier
TBE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
u holders of tas Merchants National BaRk OF
Seattle VIII BE held on Tuesday, January g.
1855 At 10 o'clock a m, at the Office OF the bank
for the election OF directors and such other bus
iness as may properly come before the meeting
Nm T. NICkWARE, Cashier
SNUAL MEETING-OFFICE OF THE Sill
II Yer Queen Mining and Smelling Company.
To the stock holders: Notice IL hereby given
that pursuant 10 the bylaws OF the company
the annual meeting Of the stock boldeFs of the
silver Qneen Mining aud Smelling Company
Will be held at the once of the company. ia Sc
attic, Wash, az o'clock = m, on Tuesday,
January :, ls9a. for the purpose OF electing trus
tees for the ensuing year aud the transaction of
such other business as may Iegsiiy come before
the meeting. W. Z. BUTLER, Secretary.
Seattle. wash. December s. 1884
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NOTICE or SALE or STOCK OF The Or
~ cas- leland Fruit Coursny- Office Is hereby
given that al the West Main entrance 70 tha
Superior courthouse, IN seattle Wash. tie
lfLh day OF January l-sa. ~ ten fi0l o clock q.
m. suffice - al 50ura Ensut 70 be then and there
proclaimed, VII. be sold a. pubic suction the
shAres Of the capital stock Of tie OrcAs Island
Fruit Company, belonging 20 the persons hers
matter mAEaed. for delinquent assessments
thereon. sale 20 be made 70 tae person who VIII
nay the zss@sauasnt= que upon t1e several hold
luss % stoek, together With tas expenses OF adj
yerfisgng ana SAFE, for the smallest numbers Of
srnres A 49, se4.
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DC Of hrst pnhllcatlor nec.rnhes IOL l.a.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS LEWIS
-'s.rees mpIovement-ssalsd proposal. viii 20
received by thu undersigned. secretary az -
bosfd OF public works OF the city Of sattIa ,,r.
70 noon OF Monday, December IL 1894 for r.
improvement OF Lewis street from Yesfar 60
nue TO the north line Of waila W.lla s5ditio,
20 Ihe eliy OF seattle, BY grading the same ana
Win parking strips between side gafkS ara
rcsoW A.. As provided oy ordinance No 4 40 ~
accordance with the plans aud spscfac.s3ons
nov on lie in the Office OF the board Of puhI1e
works. "a PuDAe
Each bid must DO accompanied By a eertiesa
check, payable 20 the order OF the civ CO.., -
Io4ier, Tor sum not less than FIVE f5} Ter esrs
Q. ne Old, sud no bid viii be consEaerea unI..s
accompanied by said check 1N1Sss
Inc successful bidder viii be reauired tor,
sct Anto contract sud furnish setis. actory brnd
iof TIE amounts required By the elts 49,
aud the state laws within ten dRvs 10. ts 80
uoLncd OF the award % the contract T. h1,,ss
fsiliug 10 DO 80 she said cheek and a.. -, -. -.
A1e1 thefsin will De forfeited to the city.
30 person - eligible a. bidder vvho ha.
NltnLA tso years prior TO the letting Of 80
CONTRACT made default Ia payment OF anv So,
e4Alfa ior any wo:k or labor performed o. a..
aET skill or material furnished uursuaot - go. -
huca contract as herein Advertised a. -
Nithin ssll two years tailed - eomrlets s5v
by virtue % ordinance No st9 80 ~u ~
aaAsl4sG Dy ordinances ~ Z 40 sna rh- - -
the ststs Of Wssalnr.0n. 40 iaN OF
Ane board Of pubic works reserves ~ ,ts,..
70 rsitcE any and & bids ''s"'
Froposals aust be fn1orsea "a, -. ,
IBID Tor Lewis street IEaurovena@oti = 'N'"FS
BY order OF the board al pgbiIe ,sa-ks
1EoA1k T. AEACHAN
Dase OF HFss publication, Ocean Der S, Isss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

NOTICE TO CONTRACrORs-U UNION STREET
~ paving improvement sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned, secretary OF the
board of public works of the city OF seattle, IN
TO noon OF Saturday, December Is, 1894 for the
improvement of Union street, in the city OF seat.
tie, from the east margin of front street 20 the
west margin of Second ktreet by paving the
same with vitrihed brick and bv curhing the
same with granite curbing, including herewith
similar paving and curling OF the alley side
walk crossings between said points IS provided
by ordinance No. 1855. ia accordance wIta sh@
plans and specifications now on hls- IN me
office OF the board of public works
Zach bid is To be accompanied by a certified
check, payable 10 the order of the city comm
troller, for a sum not less than Eve go per cent
OF tae amount bid, and no bid shnll be cousld.
cred unless accompanied by such check
The successful bidder will be required TO enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bonds
men for the amounts required ~ the city ebzr-
ter and state laws within ten (i0) DAYS after be.
ing notified of the award, falling which. SD
eheek aud the amount thereof shall be forfeited
To the city.
No person is eligible as a bidder who hs.
within two years prior TO the letting made de-
fault ia payment OF any Just claim for auv wort
or labor performed or for any skill or m afarfsI
furnished pursuant 20 any such contract as !.
mere advertised, or who, within said two years
has assigned, abandoned. surrendered or fsiIsd
TO complete any such contract
The board OF public works reserves IN. Ytgb,
to reject any and all bids
PROPOSAL. to be Endorsed on the envelope "Bld
Tor Union street paving improvement "
By order OF the board Of public works
GEORGE =. MEACHAM
Date OF first publication, Decerober a 500 .
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


WHEREAS. THE SEATTLE TELEGRAPH"
w which has had a contract with the city Of
Seattle as one OF the official ne vspapers of said
city, has ceased publication; aud,
Whereas, the contract has not yet been en-
tered into awarded under the call recently
published for an official newspaper under the
amendment to the city charter adopted in
March, 1891; and,
Whereas, IL becomes necessary for the Official
notices and publications OF the city 20 be con-
tinued as heretofore until the letting OF the
new contract by the board of aldermen:
Now, therefore, /, Byron Phelps, mayor OF the
city OF Seattle, by virtue OF the power in me
vested by the city charter, HEREBY designate and
employ the seattle Observation-Disclosures, daily
newspaper published III said city. as one OF the
city official newspapers, and that said designa-
ton and employment shall continue nntlt the
awarding of the contract for one official news
paper, as provided by amendment No. II to the
city charter. adopted at the municipal election
held in March, 1894.
witness my hand this sth day OF December.
A. d. 1894 BYRON PHELPS.
Mayor OF the city of Seattle.
Attest: r. F. STEWART City Clerk
Filed December S, 1894.
Published Decemb Der O. 1894
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PHOTOG aAPHERs.

MANrELLoS (sQUARE). 81 PER DozHl
III cabinets, $50. = 1Ixl7 crayon viii 4
dozen cabinets, $3.50: fine work. Tea j
Peiser. Front street, above Pike.
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Advertisers c..iranx tisytsy advertisements
changed Cor tie eua1rv issze xnusf bsHd N
eopy b. o,eloek esfsrssy - issurs enxngs
po-T-rSTELTIGESEER 90.
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Gas FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. 60 sECosI
~ street
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DYKrse AVID CLEANING.
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CEATTLE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Id
- Ravenna Seminary. Mrs Beck, A.. I'D
director Satisfactory progress gusrzz,al|
Branch studio a. Hotel Stevens.
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yyAsTED-AGEST EVERY CITY. srsT
W OFT. nosAsnx ike Is 4TSr seen. LooT1sa
sssr1p Hotter a81 Acfste=sr. sssiis 81 s1x1f;
ewsFT t&Hk. oece, store nz1 business man
w2zts oses Instructions and sasnpls oT z2ii
s5es IL y0z mean hrssne.s write Cor oEfass pos-
t8ls nos answered. TIE Cincf1nzti Pare Alum
fnu1z Co. ciaesaas.i. Chso
A WONDERFUL OFFEz-gUR GRAND CAT
n a4ogUs, over 20 q astrsttoas. sgents latest
roo1s sad novelties, writing pen. fountssE at
tscErnsEt. sssgsas wsufiensn's watch chain
scs css-z. zgs-xntssa - Yesrs. your name IN
agents diYsct0ry yesr al seat for % eIs- poet
age ? cts. EnFirs Novelty Co. lsT fremont
Ers<i, Hofs0n. Hsss.
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r4THO REsG.

C00N ARTHUR /. MAKER MEMS GAR
~ON', s.sEiI G0ttss<i2 b9.l6lEg-
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pAEK OF BRITISH CoLUMBIA..-.fpAiss "a
II capital. s3,oeJ. 9O0s reserve. *i.st''' ,ssesk|
Office. 90 LON bard street. Ioudou. -. III
Portland. san Frame SEQ, seett!s, ts1g.maxzj
tCris. New Westminster. Aanaamo, ascs n
Nelson, Vancouver, J.. G. gsSs - gs>|
and exchange business transectel- ~. 1871
Bills discounted Com merelal cFsl.ss sassEt q
Deposits received on current accom-.
check Interest paid on time dsgesiIx .asez
K. LEA BARNES. aa-
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zoe ExfHANGE-ALL KINDS OF TRADES
II 70 eEsrs ecnze and see ne fseoo Miller. %
Batter
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England. loans money on improved city and
farm properties; no dslays: money always on
hand; cores poudence solicited. HARDWOOD
Morgan, manager. ofice, room Halter block.
Address letters =. o. Box 23s
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sight exchange and telegraphic h,na sas :
New YORK, Chicago, st. Paul, san $500. 800
Portland and various points n "HA's
Oregon and British Columbia -.a.sx
sight bills OF exchange on L0ndop sa'-7.
elsewhere in Europe .-....4s
Collections made st all points on h'~
terms u
Bonds, stocks and other yaluables rsos'''
deposit Tor sale keeping
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EOJNp-soLUITG or PRuEfEM Why A
cAf atlEh-s o. 10 tees II dropped IRON aay
hsight1 electricity does a.: cats By nature are
cAATEed VIII electric f0Tces being a negative, SIS
ale desceaes tbs sarth's eErreat pulls her
against a. AVS os gravity automatically iSet
do@aEare. fact. sees R!E. busy secondhand
ssore- stxth Auf Flks Charlu
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xyANTEp-IADiEs TO SEE OUR TRIMMED
w atstrom sAto 20 81 specially prepared for
the holiday trade We guarantees TO save yot,
from Zoe 20 a. on trimmed hats; read cur al ON
page 4. The Bon Aafehs. corner Front aud &c.
dsr strecis.
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WHERE WERE THE SECOND K~ MEN
w yesterday You'd ought 10 have been TO
the sale: going 10 have another big one next
Tuesday, TO a. ~, corner Marion and Third
streets; goods must be sold. seoones & Co. +,
Leading Auctloueers
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-AUCTToN-sCOONEs q co. BUY
y and sell: see IA" IN fost-Inteiligencer for
big sale Tuesday, December IL, 10 a m. pleas
ant hOuse, corner Marion and Third Scoones
& Co. the aucioneers.
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REMOVED. ANTHONY. BooKBISDER.
IA removed - kroEt street foot Of Cherry.
= ins hossso berg bgti1ingi take the elevator
fSF2ee2 Ia os@1luE G4sux books snsae 30 order.
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DUYi RUYl BUYi DEALERS-BIG eALR
ID Tuesday, December III, 10 a m Pleasant
lodging house. corner Third and Marion.
Scoones & Co, the auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

N0TICE-oPEN AT A. NJ. CLOSE AT P.
~ m Big, busy secondhand store, sixth and
Pike Chaplin.
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A CCIDENT INSURANCE-THE BEST ACCT
u dent contract at the least expense and on
the most sensible plan; ali valid claims paid at
sight: examine and insure. Rudolph Aim,
Agent. rooms l and Halter block. Seattle.
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Il proved. bearing orchard. river front. build
inss cost $500 Address owner, II. G. Smith.
Reuton, Wash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-15

Washington january l5-l a. m For
hsstorn IoAaa: Generally llg. south
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-07
KEE MAR COLLEGE

For the Higher Education of Young Women
is the most thorough progressive and pOpu-
lar school in the country. In Kes Mar Col
IeHe there are
TEN SCHOOLS IN ONE
Science and Language, Normal, Art, Music,
Business, shorthand and Typewritfng, Pre-
paratory ana Elocution.
Science. Language and Literary Courses
each cover three years. The Normal students
get actual experience in Teaching and a Di-
p1oma for teaching anywhere in the State.
The Conservatory of Music fs unexcelled.
All branches taught
TWO $1,000 PIANOS AWARDED
to the two best Musical Graduates. A Fac
ulty OF 81 SPECIALISTS.
The buildings are large. commOdfous
and handsome. with steam heat, electric and
gas lights. large halls, balconies. bath rooms.
etc. Each student has q suite of rooms. The
location has long been noted ter Its heaithful
ness q nd beautiful and romantic scenery.
Term opens September 18th.
For Catalogue address
Rev. C. L. KEEDY, AM, Md, Pres.
HAQERsT0WN. Nd
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-07
A Household Treasure.

D. w. Fuller, Of Coanajobarie, N. Y
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the the very
best results follow it use; that he
would not be without 1t if procurable.
G. A. Deakyne Druggists, Catskill, N.
Y. says that DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry is undoubtedly the best cough rem
edy; that he has used it In his family
eight years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not
try remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at DR.. Vaughan g
Pharmacy,
Middletown transcript., 1894-07-07

Daily. Daily except Sunday
"a" Stops to leave passengers from WILL
mington and points north or take passen
gers tor points souts of Delmar.
"f" Stops on signal, on notice to conduc
tor.
Stops to leave passengers from VIII.
"r' Stops to leave passengers from points
south.
'p" Stops to leave passengers from points
Wilmington and points north,
st" Stops to let OF passengers from points
south OF Harrington.
Leave Wilmington II o6 a m, and @ Is m,
daily, Si2. ii II a VI. so 4,30. and 80, D. M
weea,dsys Leave 81 s,,v New Castle 80
is, 5 ss and 8 IL m, Week days
IN. and ndos arriving 1ag, at /, % m, Seek,aays
via Porter and Newark.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA R. R.
Leave Harrington tor Franklin City and
way stations luSs q m, week day. 8 Is p m,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. SAT-, Re
NJ, weekdays, 40 p III, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays
LeaAe Franklin City tor hincoteague(via
steamer) l43 p. NJ. week days, Returning,
leave Chincoteague ~ a IN week days.
Leave Harrington for Georgetown and
Lewes a: 10 80 a m, 8 25 p m, Returning,
leave Lewis % a III. 81 p m. weekdays.
Leave Ha,ri ngton for Rehobeth 70 80 a M
week days
For Berlin, leave Harrington 1898 a m
week-daysand 25 p nj, Tuesdays, Thur g.
days, andSaturdays. Returning, leave Is r.
Tin. 56 IN weekdays, 2 IS p IN Tuesday 8,
Thursdays and saturdays.
q eEN ANNE & KENT X. R.-Lea ye Top n
sen tor Centrevilie ana Way stations 9zO q
Ill nd 25 p IN weekdays. Returning, let. ,e
Cel reville q so III and 10 IN weekday 8.
d sLAwAIB & CHESAPEAKE Il. R.-Lei 70
Cls ton for Oxford and way stations 933
m ind IS p II weekdays. Returning, ,lal Te
Oxford 8 45 Il IN and lbs p III week days
CAMBRIDGE & SEAPoRD K R-Leave Seaford
for Cambridge and intermediate stations
II Is III weekdays, and on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, ard Saturdays 7G0 p IN. Returning,
leave Cambridge 70 m, and on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays 2 81 m
CoNNHCTION-At Porter, with Newark and
Delaware City Railroad. AITownsend, with
Queen Anns's & Kent Railroad. At Clayton,
with Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad and
Bal1Nsre . nd Delaware Bay Railroad. At
Harrington, with Delaware Maryland and
Virginia Railroad. At Seatord, with Cam
bridge & SeafOrd Ratroad. At Delmar with
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk, Wicomi-
co & Pocomoke, and Peninsula Railroads.
5. NJ. PREvOsT. General Manager.
JR WOOD. General Passenger Agent.