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ROYAL BLUE LINE
stations in Nfw-YorS foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
yESTIBt LED TRAINS PI GILMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PI\TSCu LIGHT.

Direct r1u. T., NtNAnk ls..JJslr Iri.tJ AIONIClAlfS
THE oKA>GES summit BerIdrdsSllle, Baskng
Eiage Madison MDrrstOwn, .tssalc. Paterson. Boon
Ton Dover Stahuope. BJDDs LAKE. LAKE HO-
PArCONG Hackoitsfown, SCHOOLEN > MOUNTAIN.
Wnshlnlt0 PHI I.IPSBURG. EASTON. WATER
GAP sTIOU DSIUKG. Fo.ono Mountains, SCRAN
Ton pITTSTON. WlLkESBARRE. NANTICOKE.
DANvII.I.E NORrHUM8ERLAND. Montrose. BING.
IlCIlFIEln. SPRINGS. CORTLAND, SYRAcJSE, os-
WEGO ITHACA. oWEGO. - ElNlRA. CORNING.
LATH bAN,S;yHlIIE ByEFAL Ia " as1 all points
20 A. M.-BINGHAMrON MAIL. Stops At principal
900 a. M.-nrFFAlo SCRANTON. =, HII!XS ,1
man Iu'Ict Parlor Cars Connects at Buffalo with
train for chicago arriving 800 a. m next morning
100 + M-sCRANTON FASCINATION and ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman parlol cars.
4l6 p. SCRANTON wILKESBARRE and PLYM-
OI'TII ENpRESS. Pullman parlOr cars.
40 y NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Ton and ELMlRA LIMITED EXPRESS Pullman
Buffet Seepcrs Arrives at 7:i5 a m. -
200 p NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sieepers.
TiCKFT'S And PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
NrroV-st and i2l BROADWAY Tickets a ferry stations,
~ ana 9i2 Broadway - West 125th 235 Columbus
ave. ew BIS i26 Fulton-st. and - Broadway.
Brooklyn Time tables giving full Information all
tons .....,..-. -a.,,..,
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. May IA new series OF WOO y.rso Sa sfx
thousand bales were offered. There was a gori
demand for secured mcrinos, most Of when Erhle
u,an, +n The continent. Good New South Wales
"r.'sies we're k.cnlv competed for and tn" home
trade bought eagerly Of extra greasy P2Fl pnig
and South Australia woods SOFA sowy; r", I 49,, ,,e
prices obtained: - .,,,1et.1
Ncw south Wales 100 bales; 4i2daS2d
Queensland oJo bales, 5H.dN"l
[ictorla-iDOD bales, G4dplll2f IT,,
south Australia 81 bales; 1dfnsd
Nrw-Zoaland- bales, Jdn9izd
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rDcrON- WOOL. MARKET.

Boston. May THE ma ket for WOOL c is s'c 4aIis
orI mo demand continues fair ONO nee, ''l'r
an" oo ~ ~ o." 1nr Y and Pc for Xxx and w ana
above Michigan s steady at l9c: tih e. ut r,nin
,J I9[ 92c for Michigan. tnwashed cohlbhH ~ IN
d"mand al igH2c for onc-Guarter ana thfeec;E
,v vol is in good demand at lW1 re tor mn mn
t oi g.. medium or on secured basis OF "tH'oc
anu Hnv ~ ;r~1s and California WOODS sell on
per ,br same basis rs Territory Pulled Woois
arc in good demand and firm, ana dqhesor octIve
u,,is Sell freely. Australian wool i "''' ~
Iro,, IGN carpet WOOL quiet
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,,pe coyry WANTS HER DAUGHTER.

MIS- COMFY WANTS. Hex DAT THTETN
MasailIon Ohio. May Miss Mamie CoNry dli
ro, secure her mothers consent on leaving for
,-.sbt,o,c, Sunday night to Join the Commonweal
Army as the Angel OF Peace" but ran away. Mrs.
Coxey refused to allow the girl to leave with the
Generals" son Jesse and while the latter was
Kidding his mother goolby. Mani" packed her
cintbnt, and departed. The brother ana sister mot
af Inc station and took "a train Tor NashlhH'n o.
Wrs Coxrv vino Is the "GcneraIs' divorced Wlr.
YIN resort TO legal means 10 regain possession oil
her daughter.
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
ID RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS fooj o. D.,b-,.,.. anl 60 -.t1n streets"
, In Eject February 10th. 1894.
10000 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMIiED~.ruiE.m1nass
Drawing State Room sleeping. D,a'ns smSn ssns
land rs a. g., cncnna t'' Is a NJ and indian
. sSS; Nj TOLEDO Sl5 A TSs.Is IMPRESS
AND Si cs an" a R9ns sfrs to 10 6so
o:oo r: NJ WEsrERS EXPRESs1PulmsH s ss1,Ss:
fisy'and fafi \ pi1i d.S
As. cn inc T prs p 70 fn%nnapos io5 p. NJ
'u y '' sSfh TERoff BUFFET sleep
ing car Z, Pitshurg 'onnrcs q, u''i'"s' anu 0''''
nALTIioRE. wHsHINGroN XND THE SOUTH IId
$2o Congressional Limited all Par9r sgd p 1,ass
ear2 40 a1nns ta g s p Mi l. Imsa
all Parlor and Dining Cars. 40. dining ca' s'''
4tto T. I Rishh5 and panve Express daily;
sl>,pers to Augusta. Tampa. ard Nev-oriesnt1; IL"
i 1854 Dap seeers to "a ana a. os aiiway.
FOR hr 9 3a RPrs aS S5 NORFOLK via Cap.
Charles Route; A. NJ. wsek-days and with i"'ON'"
AT a&Ss s $ Sai 2S say Ssi'SG sS
r s'' %RTANc cTFFa 1na no 81 Weekdays, with
For For GAPE NAY p NJ y.esdsys Crow. and pon,
Pleasant 9;lo A. NJ. 1900 noon 2:lo 5;l9 ana I'M
do not stop Asbury Park END ocean Grove on
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,ur.n
ETPTes' 90 = 80 no penna 7So
s $40 + NJ. i2i5 night SGadsy. Express SnS. SO
. 9:30 90 limitedl. 1890 A Il. >. 4. 4"~ D. D. ''f'
rsAs oa:e3 y Nos as' ia Rs e.. 100 a and c roaaxsy
irosses ahl cortlandi Streets: Court Street $50 Full
@ s So T19S D Rr9av9y a9d Jersey Jersey cay
n. New-York Transfer Companv VIII call for and check
snss1se f PgEy sor and residences hs9 WOOD
General Manager. General P'-s'r Agent
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,,re or ADELPHIA PIGEONS

Philadelphia, May tspeclap'-lhe "'S' ~, ',,,o
oason In the regular series from 400 miles
,,.os eown Yesterday. The entry was from inc w
n potts loft in this city, the start from his sn
point X c. at o'clock. The first returns were
pedzo at 4:5O D. m. and Louis NJ, at 4''s p m,
the average speed respectively being looo ana Iv'O
'Ne ,s,,,u,a The air line distance covered 10
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Summer Resort Gui0c.
G0ING TO the C0UNThyp

Looking for place which combines
I.ath. Pleasure Economy -,
II So sord cents postage. or call and get t'e
al Offices below. tho l.uytra'ed book summer IONS,
D. ''' GoOp pONRD AT 81 PER WEEK
and upward in sullivan lister. and Delaware Count"s
I'm me main lin, ard branches 81 the New-Nork. ON
'ario and Western Railway ZOO feet above the srs
In T,r-YDri af Nos IL iGj III 2l2 3Il ga. and -'
i.roadway. 737 IN Az. -: East l?3ih ST. 2dt Wrst
offices f,3 of Frauln md West 42i sts in irooky n
court -, 500 Fulton 81. 2ij Atlantic Az. Is Broad
vat -. Manhattan Az Greenpoint. or Of J. g Ander-
son General Passenger Agent. ~ Beaver St. New
ON May y -. - tickets for one iff VIII
ri ~ broadway and ferry Offices giving an op,
,..furItt u personally selecting, summer nome ana
- oniov days fishing .n this delightful region
'Icle's Rod urning May 81
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WEST SHORE r. z.

Trains leave West 42dst Station New York. as folowA
anu 10 minutes EARLIER from loot tranAln-sI;
U.I5 A. M.-Daly for Albany Cuea. syracuse Koch
ester Buffalo Niagara Fails Detroit, Chicago ex.
cept Saturday for Toronto. -
5,15 u. M.-Daily for Albany Montreal Utica syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara rails. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago. -.
s;15 4. M-Daily fW Albany Utica, Syracuse. noch'
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cievs'
land and Chicago. -
tons apply offices Brooklyn and New YORK ana
az stations Timetables principal hotels For other -
formation address -.
3 Vandsrbilt-avs. New-Yor1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-02

SMASH or THE LONG ISLAND RO1D.

Az ENGINE MISSES \ SWITCH AND Runs INTO
THE REAR or \ TRAIN ON THE MAIN TRACK.
There was smash on the Long Island Railroad
nj Flushing Junction yestorday afternoon which
wrecked TWO and a locomotive and delayed
traffic on the road for almost four hours.
Just west OF Flushing. toward Corona. the
trains on the Great Neck and Whit'5tone branches
come together and are coupled together for the
into Long Island city \ train at the Eriige-st.
Station ran through time. AMI after taking on her
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hailroa05.


BALTIMORE. WAsliINGfoN.. CHICAGO. cIXcIN.
"PPuii.LMAN CAR sERvICE on ALL TRAINS.
iSo p. NJ. nd l2;l5 nIght PITTnS;B,U g l;3o r u
YY-rrSdays 900 r. ~ Sundays 7a3O p. NJ WASHING.
TON. iIALTIMoRE 900 dl:3o A; NJ. Dining Carr. 80
100. i2l5 night An trains daily ~ e;.eP, 'Co P
NEW ORLEANS 500 p NJ. daily through sleeping car
Via Washington shenar doah Valley route All trains
v,ninotod iy Pntgch Light. Ofices IT, 26 AIS. l. 40
broadway 81 East iith-st 400 Grand-st.. N. r.: 344
Fuon-st BROOKLYN stion foot OF Loerty-st. C. r. r
OF ~. ].
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Gotels.
feenl Notices

IN PURSUANCE of an orlcr made by the
Hon Henry w. l}ooksaver. one x The judges ~ the
court Of Common Pleas for the CITY and county ~
N,w.Yorl % the 17th day II April 1871 NoIlSE i
iirRI.I,Y GIVEN To all creditors and persons having
claims against DORE LYON. lately doing business IN
, ~, and county u Ncw-lork that they are required
49, ur,.nt their claims with tho vouchers therefor, duly
verified 10 the subscriber the duly appointed ana quali.
,. ,ssruee Of the said Dore Lyon for the benefit II
hs creditors Il his office and place 81 business Texel
l.uIllug No - Wall-s Room Al In the city ~ New
Y0rk On or before the 1th day o. July 1881
'"''n -''' " GEO. ". CARR, Assignee.
= W DE GRAY. Attorney for Assignee 20 Wall-st.
W
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave West 42dst follows. 10 minutes
earlier from Frankl!n-st:
80 A. NJ DAILY except sunday for Waikiki VALLEY
Z H. static. MiGdletOwn. Eeryie Falsburg. Lloety'
Carbondae Scranton. Walton Debit. Sidney. NORWICH
Utica. Rome. Oneida Fulton Osweso. -.
3.l5 T. NJ Except Sundavl. sullivan Co Express LOT
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hail. Modls-
town ElenNlle. Mountain Dale. CentreVile Fallsourgs
Hureyvile Liberty Falls Liberty Parksvie. and Liv'
Manor
"a +. NJ daily Mtdetown. Summtyllie. Fallseurs.
Liberty Livingston Manor. Rocklant walton. sidney.
Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara Falls Dstroit
Chicago
]. c. ANDERSON. q. p A,
Sc Bcayer-st.. Nev-York.
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would not cost over 100000 or 100000. Coxey's
scheme is only temporary at best, and won't benefit
the vast body Of workingmen in this country. Then
We want immigration stopped, too
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COLONEL" GALvIN's BAND A. WHEELING

COLONEL" GALVINS BAND At WHEhLIN'
Wheeling, W Va. MAY 1"Colonel' Gavins de-
tachment Of 2O4 Coxeyites arrived at 'Beha"e at :"
o'clock this morning. They were marched 10 inc
City Hall where they were lodged for the night and
ne city gave them a good breakfast THIS m0rniht
Wheeling 1900
calvin spent the day at Bcllaire ana BenwoQQu
,where he secured a dozen recruits. the ar'hy m n
seno TO remain here until Thursday, wheh W, ~
WI, WIN start for Pttsburg their way 10 nasnhii'e
~. the local trade assembly having necIuei ~
aelray the expenses. Calvin came 70 town t0-hSHe
ann ea took room at hotel The men VIII Eleep ~.
s sne open air and the city will provide them VIII"
iVV Vp during their stay , -
n. iLeutenant-C Colonel" Woods. next In commaind 10
usS1n. said tonight: "Coxeys experience VIII ru
no ng1re with us as we don't intend 10 fOllow MS
Esetnods. We expect Senator White and senator
rn,swart TO put our demands before congress LOT
,rsc.ognton. We viii demand II of them, Tor we
put them where they are All we want is the GOV
sninent to stop selling Western lands 70 foresII.
- 70 irrgate and sell II TO American Citizens IL
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JiRSEy

tAutlrac. To- coal used eAcusiNelyp
Fur TRACKS Aa,om'tle b IS, in, s,;n' 81.
For rason -. thiehem Allentown Nauca h.,,nn ,iX
80 IL q 10 Il - - T.astonD a NJ. 40 w 800
t. I.astonl 80 : - 30 20 Allentown T. NJ suhaa''
go - 4. NJ. 'G9 go Meo-o,.o, o.,o A. NJ.
For Reading at $50 sou 30 1000 III A. SUM- nm.
DAYS A. NJ. 90 80. DO $50 + NJ lI:ii99 sao
For Harrisburg AZ $40. 100. $50 n, ~, lsIo 20
400 5:45 p NJ. l@l5 night. Sundays. 100 o'7o r. "'
For Sudbury Lewssurc wnomspoT at 80 500 500
DiO A. NJ l:1O 20 ~ y. ~ l2l2 n,.n' ,o,,p r,Sst
urday night SUNDAY y NJ 20 r. NJ o, iSi 10 psnt
PIessan, 80 S.i5 1870 A. VI. 80 -, 80 20 RED
rankI 400 20 53s Rcd Banjo. G15 y. NJ sun
davs except Ocean Grove and Asoury FaF" ''o' ~ H.
w. rOP LAKEWOOD
40 S:ij \. NJ. 1:45. $40, 40 r NJ p,, ara Pa,
For Farmlngdale. Toms RIVER B45"sfa' farN anu OAR
For Atlantic cry Vineland and Brdgeton. 4:So A. NJ
20 az ~ % A " no i.3 400 AGO =. ". SUM-
davs '.oo p "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
fOr Ihl.aaclp..,. AyeH uAys. 40 800 10
Ii CJInng Car y. NJ. 80 800 400 buffet Parlor
Can. BOO dining carr. 600. 80. $40 r. NJ. 2;is
10 300 cDn'iu; carr 7:Go p NJ i2.l5 night
DINING cal A. H. 30 900 300 dining Carr 500
l2' 0s gn49,5 2S 200 u 40 10 i2 Hn nsS Sao
:s '4 8. a. IJiio a2a ro.d"ay -
a cd 5a S A. ", New S cSf, @ so Futon
s., Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg The New
YORK Transfer Company Wi call for and check baggage
from hotel or res. lence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-02

DIDN'T KNOW THEY WERE LAWBRhAhhh9'
Portland. ore. May Limited States District
Judge Relinger yesterday afternoon ordered 'he
discharge Of the Portland contingent OF the indus
trial Army" charged with contempt OF court III
violating an injunction Of the Court restralnt ,h
them from interfering with the property OF llc
Union Pacific Railway Company. Fhty-two men
when arragned. said they were not aware ulTy W
Violating an order Of the Court ana pronisel -
obey the laws in future The Judge then dscharsen
them
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MAY HAVE TO sTARvE KELLY OUT.
DIES MONIES HAS ORDERED HIM TO CO.
But HE IS STILL THERE-IIoNlzED
BY THE POPULISTS


RY THE POPULISTS.
Des Nro,nes. Iowa May 1T Is evident that
game OF "freeze-out is to be played between keAy
"arnov" and the people Of Dcs Moines in when the
chances seem to be against the army. Inc chances
OF Selling train charterng one al reducen 'd'eS
are daily decreasing and 1t seems probable that the
army" will ultimately be compelled 10 accept Inc
standing offer Of the city transport It's baggage Oy
WAGON 10 Colfax twenty-six miles east The army
ran short Of food for breakfast, ana the Guy "u-
thoritlcs refused to furnish any more. the Ci'ZehA
Committee had four wagons out soliciting 1000 Dut
the Mavor has recommended that the committee
cease its efforts until Kelly shows disposition 10
move The committee Will ignore the Mayors rec
ommendaton.
The Mayor this morning. in accordance with
resolution rassed by the City Council last Night sent
notice 10 General" Kelly 70 move his army out
0. town The "C;enerar smiled when IN" houce VIZ
read 70 him but said nothing. TO reporter ne ~.
sisted That the army would remain until tanSior.
tatlon should be provided. Mayor Hi admits utt
he knows no way Of driving the army "MaS ri
cept - starve H. The short rdtOns al camp 'nI9
morning and the hostility Of the local olclds ~"
discOuragng individual members OF tne AZ my,
who quietly preparing TO desert. heIiy - ,h
lonlzed bv the POpllist and reform element OF Ine
morning he lecturcd before the students Or prake
University N the request Of President AyIeSW2}I
who is a Christian Socialist OF "A radical type. hcIy
may 20 10 Topeka t. lecture within day or iWv
He has received offer Of 800 for an adlFess anu
oislkes 10 let II pass
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Spring Resorts.

5prln9 heSotls.
mADDOM G1Alla
ATLANTIC cry. NEW-JERSIN. 49,
DlRrCrIN ON THE BEACH, t~t.Np FOR ,liV l. i.Ai')
JIM " LEEDS 4 IlpPlNCOrf
GlOTFl TRAVElWRl8
ATLANTIC CITY. n !.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
TulE l8WlAl&UWMu
ATLANTIC CITY on the beach. Elevator; steam
h,i Filtered watr. sun psrlor billiard ana Mg"e
rooms. ''''
rforrr RrNNYMEDF ATLANTIC CITY N j.
II h.nrtcky-ayc near Beach. Open all tho yeAr.
MRS / MclLNAlN
HOTEL KENDERToN.
1 ATLANTIC CITY " J.,
l-t,,x E,ND TENNESSEE AVENUE. SPECIAL RATES
MRS j. + NEALL Of Tioga
,,nrr,t EDISON Atlantic city. y. j.. Michigan ave.
III near beach. Elevators steam heat eIscrc oe.''
reasonable - - ~
dark HOUSE. 81 MINT y. j. - a.,
l. Wltf,nlu air pure water. steam heat. graf" anu
,, nr.s special to families f'r the season f'F
part cIlars address d. =. c,.,.,.r , >-,r, = cox
tVHEX ~ BuFFALc9 r sT lgr4 At THE
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away
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,,o,nnc the House side of the asphalt plaza o,a
aaSin lain sight of the crowds on the Capioi s,e
JONES IS ALSO ARRESTED.
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C.onllirn Boar0.

COMPTON PLAINS. y. j. one hour Grccnw9ot d'a ii
Motel Comfortable. modern convcni"nc"s mountain AR
charming drives, excellent table
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-06-23

yIRGISIA:-Iu the circuit court for the couft-
~ of Accomack, in the vacation of the said
court, the 3ist day of May, \. D: 1924. -,
John II. Mock, administrator, WIN tie s,o VIII
onnnveI Of Arinthia $. Rose, deceased, @ cfedl :
tor bf william Il. Rose, deceased. VINO sues on
hehalf of himself and all other the unsatsned
creditors OF said william Il. Rose deceased
who will come In and contribute tnelr uue pIo-
portion OF the costs and expenses OF thiS 5u I,
against
George E. Davis. administrator dc oohls nqh
OF said william Il. Rose, deceased missouri L.
Marston, the sole legateo and devisee OF tle
saII ArinthInS Rose, deceased, ana harvey
Marathon, her husband, and all persons VINO
ore or nav be heirs OF the said william b. Rose
dec,d, if any such exist, or VINO may DC lutet
ested In this suit, whose names are unAncM u;
and who are made defendants By the general
dissertation OF parties unknown .........Del'S'
in chanccry.
The object OF this suit is TO suplect Tue rex,
osta.c whereof the said william Il. Rose dled
seized and possessed, situated rear the head OF
RraGford g Neck, In said county, containing
40X acres, more or less, to the payment VI 'iie
debts of the said william b. Rose, deceased.
Anldnvlt having baen made before the cieth
~ tho said court that all persons who are OF
mevbe heirs OF said william II. Rose, deco IL
anv such exist. or who may be lnteresteu III .le
ahnve entitled suit, whose names are unkn0wn'
and who are made defendants oy the genelai We
scrIntIon OF parties unknown, are parues I'M
Known. on tho motion OF the plaintiff, by MS AZ
tnrnev' it Is ordered that they the said unknown
nnrties defendants. do appear here within III
teen days after due publication Of this order,
and do what Is necess, ry TO protect their inter
oets. and that this order be published once d
veal for tour successive weeks, In the PENINsU-
La ENTgRPRIsE, newspaper published at Acc: Aeco-
mac G. q. virginia, and also posted at the 'front.'
door OF tho OF the sad Coz c9un 1
the flrst day of the next term OF the county
court OF the said county. c,,x, CO
Copy
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steamer TANGTERs

CAPT. VI. " 3IAI THE"5'
Monday and Thursday for Fords, Crlsncld,
FInney's, Onancock, Chesconnessex, Hunting
Creek and Messongo. RETURNlNG-loaves
Nossongo on wednesday end Saturdays at
a. m., Hunting Greek $50. ChescoA'
nessox ii 80, Onancock $50 PM, Flnney's 3.
-AllSteamers leave Crtsbeld ioi Sa a,
70 more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight ana passengers received or al points
IN the N. Y, Phlla and Norfolk, Tlcomlco and
Pocomoke R. r. daily Delaware, Maryland ana
virginia Railroads Oh Tuesdays and Fridays
onlJ. M - -,
and must be prepaid to all points' except
on the N. Y, Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
PR. CLARK, General Agent,
iO5 South Street. Balumor
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San Francisco. May 90.
Fair PLAY.

Mrs. Mary Grant Cramer, General
Grants sister, is disguised with the
protests against equal rights for women
In New York In private letter in
closing some subscriptions she says: 1T
Is pity that the antis. having had
their way so long. cannot allow our side
to try something decidedly better. Turn
about is fair play. "
Id a private letter Bishop Potter gives
bis opinion on woman's suffrage IS fol
lows:
IF women would move for limited
suffrage, based upon equitable qualif-
cations, 1t would be noble undertak-
ing and If they got it their position
as voters would be strong and inAuen-
tial out of all proportion to their mum
hers. while their very existence would
he o standing rebuke to q government
ycb;ch. in conceding to men universally
che right of suffrage, has put upon It's
legislation the enduring stamp of
eSeap dcmaeogtsm. -
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GRAY EAGL,D

will be at Drummondtown, April
18th and 18th, 1894, and every
Friday and Saturday two weeks
from that date.
TERMs:-To insure a mare in
foal the fee has been reduced to
$25 for the next two months
from date. I want to make q,
short season and handle him on
the track.
Those wishing his services
will please notify me by mall
and will make arrangements
to meet them. Respectfully,
L. #. Parker,
Horntown. Va.
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John VI DANIEL.
REGISTERED NO. 22391,

The trotting stallion, John w.
Daniel, will make the spring
season as follows:
Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, April ., 3 and 4, at my
house near Belle Haven, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, April
$, 6 and 7, at Onancock. The
following week at Leemont, and
then will alternate each week
as above.
TERMs:- Insure $50; season
service S12, payable the last
time of t he season the horse goes
around; S. single service, pay
able cash at time OF service.
Shield g. Ero.,
Anvil IN 1904
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ston,ner EASTERN SHORE.
II

CAPT. G. II. RAYNoR.
and Sunday for Crlsleld, Harborton,
Evans Boggs', Cedar View. Nandua, Con
cord, Roads, Dovis', Niles, Shields and Rue 5;
RFTURNING--leavea Rue's tuesdays end
Fridays $3.50. Shields o, Miles a.15, Davis 10,
Reads 1920, Concord II, Nandua l2.3O, bu%Znrd
Hill 70 40, BoCCs 2,45, Evans 3.HoGman's 1913
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steamer POCUHG0AE.
CAPT. HEWABD.
rueedov and Friday for Crlsleld TanglerIsland,
Finney's, Onancock, Sholltown, Pitts Wharf Co.
dar Hall, Rehoboth, Powell's, Pocomoke CITY,
Mattoponi, and Snow Hill. REPURNING-
Mondays and Thursday, leaves snow Hi
n M. PocomOse City 9, ~Rehoboth 0.
Cedar Hall $50 Pitts wharf 10, Onancock
$50 u. M, Flnney's 3, Tangier Island $50.
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SUMMER sCHEDU lie. ss
OF THE ,GEssaFssS:sss,5s.lss.
Eastern Shore Steamboat COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice, will ran their steamers as
follows, weather permitting leaving South st.
wharf at 80 o'clock y. m.
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II" stops for passengers on signal toconductoE
4" daily, except Sunday.
Fl. w. Dunno, Sup't
Cape Charles City, Va.
R. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Pas
SANGER Aren't, Norfolk, Va.
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The average duration Of life in India
is twenty.four years. In England it is
iorty-four years.