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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-04
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The Nervous System the Seat
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THE POLE-GUNN AGENCY ARE
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J. ALLEN WATTS. WIN. GORDON RonERTsOp
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON.
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b. E. SCOTT. a r. STAPLES
SCOTT & STAPLES, attorneys.
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ally tn o W II
that tbs seat
OF lite Is loca-
ted In tho up
per part OF tho
spinal or d,
near tho base
| OF the bfain,
and. so sensi-
tive Is TIL | s
portion of tho
nervous sys-
tenn that even
the prick of a
needle W III
cause instant
death.
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N GEIFFIE, W.. -. GLAnavH, j.
0e Bedford City, Va. Roanoke, Va.
GRIFFIN & GLASGOW,
Attorneys-st-.aw, roonv ell, 61s and
Ga, Terry building, Roanoke, Va prao-
ice in courts Of Roanoke eits hnH
county and adjoining ooantien
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7 NGLESlDE RETREAT-FOR DIS
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

sieiienben RannTdaTten 70 set5btet
uno 400 D~erfpunbet purSen, baB ans
bert6alb MiIipnen Marf Weri6 in Die
Sdnbe Der GGuber fieIsn, bab nlir Der
elite She'll bieier Summe ibnen nies
Der a6genpmmen perOen foante, unb
mas oas WunberbarIte 1T, bab bel ben
lleberfdaen au9 ni9t ein ein3iser
RGuber getDbtet tpurbe. @er6aftet
purben 10000 Hdubsr, unb elm 9rits
tel puroe gu 9efdngnib, gu Deporiaz
tion unb mad ben g(nbamanens SSnIsIn
ober gum Sobe p~erurtbeilt.
Ser 8erbiitltng Der 8erbrsden tpic
Der gntOedung unb 8eItrafung Der
Sbdter itelen fi9 groBe Sdpieristeis
ten in ben Weg. Die 8anben BON
Rdubern unb M0rbern baIten feIt 3u>
Iammen unb finben liberties ipeget
Der Sur9t, bic ie einfl0ben, Bel Der
e~ingsborenen 9eb0lferung tpenig Wiz
oeritanb, pobl aber bielfa9 S9onung
uno S6roerung. Rur nit Mii6e bdz
ben Die @nsldnoer errei4t, bab bic
Sulitempel ni9t mebr, fpie friiber, als
3uflu@ts ftGtten angeIe6en perben
oiirfen, Die benz M0rber, namentli9
benz @iftm0roer, fpelder iid bort uns
ter ben S4ub Der 5erItDrenben Gottz
belt itelt, Straflpfgteit fidern. Hur
nit Miibe fino Die @%ingebprsnen BEL
i6rer @lei9giltigteit sesen Elm Mens
i4enleben babin gu bringen, baB ie
ben 8eb6rben i~iber6aupt 4nSeiee err
i%tdtten, tpenn unter berbd9tisen llmz
itdnOen cine 2eiae aufgefunben fpirb.
llntsrIu6unsen unb Ra6forI6ungen
ftoben in ben S9ubitaaten oft duf pas
ittle WiberItreben Der einbeimiI6en
8eamten, ia es lit porgctommen, baB
&leinfiirits1 nit ben Hdubern rinter
elmer Seds itsdten unb einen She'll
bes Raubes ielbt an ii9 na6msn.
Seitbem mat abgeurt6eilte 8erbre9er
su Spionen Der engliiGen 9oIiSei
perpenbet, firb bic MorbanfdIe et>
mas i~eltener g~eporben, absr nod i'm
Sabre 1883 tamen allein in Der BrGiiz
bentI9aft @ombap 800 5Gue rur BON
Siftmorben our &enntniB Der engliz
f6en 8ebDrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Gs lit dlio bur9aus natiirlid, bab
man9e Sormen bes prganiI9en 2ebens
feniitip genug iinb, nm bas Naben eiz
mes elettrii9en De9iels gu fiiblen, unb
bur4 gepiie dubere Manifeitatipnen
oieie Gmpfinbungen ertennen laifen.
SO sibt betanntli9 cine @nsabl bon
pflan5en, pelde eiHsm @e9iel Der
lWitterung entIpre9en; ALIEN ibre
iSeniitipitdt lit meiitens cine Heaction
,auf ben birecten GinfluB BON 2i6t,
Wdrme, Seu9tisteit II. |. IN. unb besz
,balb tDnnen lie cine beppr itebenbe Ienz
berung i'm Wetter taum mebr als IL
'Stunben borber antiinoisen. 4npers
lit bies ben Mittbeilungen bes Ratur=
fori9ers S. s. Nopad aufoIse, pelde
auf mebridbrige 8epbaGtungen baiirt,
unb ioeben erit in Scr Stein Der
@eiien" our @erOffehtli9uns eelanst
finb, nit Der in Seutf9lanb unter benz
Namen rYaternpIters@rbie betannten
9flanse, bic nit ibrsm botanif4en Has
men @brus precidtorius 6. beiBt.
Shpn i'm Sabre 1888 tpuren sfpei
gremplare bieIer Yflan5e, beren Seiz
matb Ggppten uno SItzSnOien lit. BON
Der ~faiierl. DTtsrreidii9sn @artenbaus
@eisli9dft aIsgeIteIIt. bic b~ebauptete,
bob bieielben ieben Ditterungspe4Iel
a9tunDpierSig Bis apeiunb Tiebaig
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

SroB Der u~nsebeuren G~ntfernung Der
Groe bon Der Some unb ilrer perbGlts
ntBmdBigen Sleinbeit feblties ni9t an
8eoba4tungen, pelde bic 4nnabme
boaauf beitdtigen, baB in benz sroben
Gentrum unieresS pnneniDitems Ni9ts
9ei9tebt, befen Wirfungen ii9 ni9t
auf einem ieben 9immelstSrper fiiblbar
MAIDEN. 9efonbers lit bies binii9tliG
Der gepaltigen elettrif9en &raftGuBes
rungen Der Sonne unb oeren @inpirz
tungen auf bic @~tmoIpbGre ber@rbe, ia
auf ibr SnnerItes Der Sal, unb es fam
taum sinem 3peifel unterliegen, bat
bic Srebuns Der Some INN i6re @9Ie
nit periobii@sr RegelmdBisfeit bieIe
elettrii9en unb musnetiI9en 3uItGnb,
afficirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
S&SSggeleNAag
PIC. s.
He NMakEk&eNz

Stunoen i'm @oraiis anbeuteten. Ilz
lein bieie 8ebauptung fanb nur tpsnig
9lauben, llnb in Der Shat aud nur
ssrinse 8eitdtisung, benn bic Pflansen
paren ponitdnbig pertiimmert. Srpbz
benz bielten ein5elne 8otaniter i'm tSinz
Bid auf bic grpBe Seniitipitdt biefer
pflan3e alien eleftriI9en @rI9einungen
gegeniiber bic M0gli9feit bur9aus
ni4t fir uusgsI9loKen, ldbt bic npas
ternoiter@G rbie" bod elettrii9e Ienbes
rungen promptsr erfennen als garpmes
ter. SerrS. 6,Nopad bei4lob besbdlb.
bic mertpiirbige Pflanse, bic er auerit
in Soaanb bepba9tet bate, eingebenb
gu ftubirsn unb spar auf ben britifden
Snfeln, ba bieie ii9 auf benz biretten
Wege Der groben barometri5den We9>
fel. pel9e aus Dem NoropeIten iiber
europa bin5ieben, befnoen uno einem
plDbli9en pie beftigen We9Tel am meif
iten uusseIebt iinb. lleber feline 9eobz
adtungen iast Der 5orider bas Sol
genoe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Gin 8 oa3sitssei6ens.

, Der Prfpdtier Sdu9Ie erfrsut ii9
in feinem groben getuntentreiie ais
;gemsinsr Seliebtbsit, ebsnfo ipsib maj
aud iibsraa, baB Elm sutes @lus Bier
;bsmielbsn iibsr ulles sebt. &ls Sdu9le
itiir5ii9 9o65sit bate, empfing er un=
ter glnberem als @ei9ent:
} 10 8ierierpice.
80 8ierieibel.
Is 2itertriige.
Z SrintbErner.
2 Oubeno llnterfGbe gu 9ierglds
fern.
, 3 S~intsnfdiIer in Gorm BON Si.r-
fpagsn.
6 8riefbsI6perer in 6orm BON
9isrfaFern II. I. IN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Gin Sdelmenliso.

9ss fligsn 3sders Ssrae Ia4t.
@ar pobl iIrs gu begretfen,
@enn Beer auf 8eere runbet fa@t.
Oas lit, bds 1T: 9as ReiieH.
bod eff er birgt bas gbelmaB
Mit &annen uno nit S6leifen.
priift er bas Wi6tigIte am SAB,
0as Iinb, ba5 finb: Die Reifen.
@ie in bes frii9en Moites @lutb
Gin @Gbnen unb elm Oebnen,
Gu aud i'm jungen Meni6en6lut,
9as 1T, baS lit: 0as Sebnen.
limb tper in 2ieb9ens Gdmmerlsin
Gid 9ruit an SruIt min lebnen,
8rau6t 2eitsrn ni9t, Der brau9t aleir
Die Musteln unb bic Sebnen.
Die 2iebe unb Der Seusrtuein
2dbt feineu MsnI9eu raiten
limb itetig pa9isnb felt fi6 elm
Der @ppetit beim Soften.
9o9 ieio separnt, treibts ni6t gu bum
Mit S9Gtern unb nit Spaiter,
Den 9eutel letren Bis gum @runh
Sie&often, ia bic Soften!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

sd perI9affte mir einige pflan3en,
belt bieielbsn unter 9las unb bemertts
balb %ionoerbare @%enberungen in benz
Encouragement Der Sldtt9en (Sig. y,
tpsIGje &rantbeit a~n5ubeuten f9isnsn;
GinSslne 8ldttden fingen an, ii9 pol>
ftdnbig a~uf5urollen (5is. p. gu
meinsm gr0Bten @ritaunen mar bas
@usIeben Der PflanSen ca. brei Stun>
ben fpdtsr pieber normal. Der Sag
mar poltenlos. absr brei Gage ipater
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

= SeimseSabIt. profsFor Gin
Der @urleiuns): nNeine 9srren. i4
tuerbe biefsm SrpI9 bic 9robbirnz
bsmiipbdren e%ritirpiren; er tpirb bann
nidt mebr biipfen f0nnen. (0ie Opera
tion pirb pou3osen; Der SroI8 biipft
bonn Slid auf ben SuBboben. Mge=
meine Ssiterteit i'm IubitOrium.) Wlei=
ne 9erren. sic fsben. tpie fpenis Grin
busu ssbOrt. um Elm gauges @ubttori.
um gum 2a9en au brinaen,s -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Sc fiinbst on Sig. 1 5eipDttten Sims
mel Ober @etpitterpolten, Sig. 2 ftarz
fes @epttter. Sig. 8 a~uftlGrerb, Sig. 4
%beranberIid. rlbis. Sig. 5 perdnberli9
nit ii9 erbebenbem Winbe, sig. 6 pins
big, 5is.7 itarten Winb, Stg.8 Sturm,
Sig. 9 pOltenlos, Sig. 10 poltenlps
nit Winb, Sig. II &egen, Sig. IL nor=
male poiitioh Sig. 13 barometrtides
.Minimum, Sig. IA abnebmsnben 2uftz
brud, Sig. Is 5uRebmsnben 2uftbrud.
Sig. 16 barometriI6es Mdrinum.
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pie gSenerpTanie.
Sonnsn GIettricitGt I'm
Bite Grbe.

Siejsnigeu NaturforIder, berer
Sbeorie Sufolse bic Come elm gepdltiz
ger elettrii9er &Drper lit unb ibre Gins
pirtung auf bic anberen &prper bea
SonnenipItems nit Der Snteniitdt ibrer
Sbdtisteit pe9ielt, bringen INNER
neue 8epeiie fir bic &i4tIgteit DIelsr
9ppotbeIe BEL. @pr @lem peiien iic
auf bic &egelmGbisfeit, nit pelfer
p9Gnpmene dilf u~nIerer @rbe Der Sonz
ncntbGtigteit entipreaen, dls einenauss
flub Der Sarmonie bes "Details bin,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

beitimmt tperben tonnte. 9ie1e Qnseis
den ertpieien ii4 als 10 Superldfig, baB
fi9 elm Sarmer bon benIelbem benin
@rnten poaitGnbig beitimmen lieb.
Mebr als einmdl ging Der Munn bet
Ibobem 8arometeritanb an bds @infabz
rem bon Seu, ipbalb bic gfGttAsa Der
Wetterspflanaen ft9 a~ufSurolIn ans
fingsn, unb in. 48 Stunben BRAD bus
'Wettsr getpiB los.
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sur Tt.ben Stunbe braG9 Elm fairies Oea
ipitter los, bas ii9 peit btnSog uno brei
FIG. Q.

Stunben bduerte. unpiGtiirli9
ordngte ii9 mir Der @ebante auf, bab
bic bon mir beoba9tsten 4enberunqen
in benz Iusieben Der Pflanaen bur9
Die atmoIpRdrii9e @lettricitGt berlra
fd9t iparen, pel9e bas Hakn bes Sc
tpitters perfiinbet bate. @pGter err
belt t9 bic boaite 8eitGtigung, bab bic
Ienberungen in benz ARRANGEMENT Der
gldtt9enauf ibreS enfitipitdt gsgsnii6er
benz We9iel in Der @lettricitdt auriidz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Die D~oritebenben Snuitrattonsn seis
gen Die daratteriitiiden Ienberungen
Der 8lGtt9en unter ben perI4iebensn
Ginipirtinsen Der atmoIpbdrif9sn
Glettricitdt an. gs bebarf MIR genauer
8eoba4tung, lin Die entipre9snben
Ienberungen i'm Wetter gu beitimmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

sufii6ren lit. @enn bic gIdtt6en fid
aufroaten (Sig. q, bielt i3 btes fir
elm fi9eres' @nSeiden, baB innerbalb
48 Big 70 Stunbsn elm @epitter ein>
treten tpiiroe, bsien @usbebnung unb
Seftigfeit i'm @pruus bur9 bas @erz
bGltnib Der ii9 a~ufronsnben 8lGttden
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19

of short duration, but forcibly reminded people of "the blixzardn while 1t lasted. Memorial hall.
 Mrs. Reuben Harrison and Mrs. Jnlius aeaton spent last Monday in New Haven, the guests of Mrs. Dsvine, widow of Mr. J. DsVine, who formerly lad . store on State street. The family lived in North Haven ct one time.
 Mrs. Nathan Marks juss received two boxes of luscious oranges from her son Will who has spent much of the winter in Florida. Mrs. Marks did not forget her friends. Her son is to start for home soon. The grange room was handsomely deco rated with flowers on Tuesday evening. Seven different varieties of choice double hyacinths furnished by Miss Linsley, teacher at the center, received much ad- miration as did lovely flowers loaned by Mrs. Potter, who brought them from New Haven. The bouquet brought from New York by Mrs. H. P. Smith received its share of praise
 F. O. Bradley's place is advertised fo, | sale.
 The subject for debate at the grange Tuesday evening, Resolved, That tho Worlds Fair Has Been Benefit to thu Country, Twas very ably handled and thre. judges, pr. R. B. Goodyear, W. H. Todd and W. J. Bray decided unanimously 1T favor of the affirmative. Next Tuesday evening is s'musical evening"" comnittee Mrs. R. B. Goodyear and Mrs. Fl. F Smith.
 MT. H. F. Potter hopes to be able t' be at the grange next meeting, when th members will be glad to see him. Miss Bertha Barnard gave recitation and song, with guitar accompaniment Q the grange recently, and Mrs. Fl. P. Smitl and Miss Clara Hyde rendered vocal due very ac'eptably.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
 North Haven.

Maroh 1.-The report that A. B. Miller Is going to discontinue his milk route through the center Is not correct. Nr. Miller will not go to the Nichols place for milk after April 1, but will deliver milk to his retail customers as usual. MT. Miller has rented the Hrs. Sybil Smith place from April and will furnish his own milk.
 The new parsonage approaches completion and presents . very attractive appearance. The building is already heated by hot wa- ter, which has proved to be sud eient heat even for windy, March day. The cellar is large and we'll lighted, and the whole house convenient in all respects. The view from the chamber windows is picturess ue and pleasing, while the scene from the front door is worthy of an artists pencil. The people will do all they can to make their new pastors house pleasant and trust he and his family will enjoy many happy years in thair. own homD. ',
 Miss Bertha BruderSr of CHntonville has returned from visit to her sistsr in Phil sdelphis. Another sister of Miss Bruderer, who is we'll known in Clintonvills, was recently married and lives in Chicago.
 The old fashioned district school will be given by the young people of the Congre. gational church and socisty in the interest of the parsonage, at Memorial hall on Thursday evening, April 19 This is his- toric day and several important events will be cslebrated as well as furnishing an en- ioyable ocoasion to all who attend. Asup- per will be served in the court room at the close of the entertainment.
 The "blue bird storm" on Thursday was
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19

Decrease or week or 1S94 $2Ol ,o2O 16 Balances of week of ls93. .............. Sass36 2 Decrease of week of 1s94. .............. e,651 s4
 On Saturday last the transfer books of
 the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company closed for the usual
 quarterly dividend of 2s per cent. and the
 New York and Harlem railroad books
 closed for a dividend of per cent, both
 payable April 9. Tomorrow the transfer books of the
 Boston and New York Air Line railroad
 close for dividend of per cent. on the preferred stock, the Northampton railroad books for 6 semi-annual dividend of H per cent, the Boston and Albany railroad books for Q quarterly dividend of 3 per cent. Dividends on the first two will be payable April 3 and the Boston and Albany railroad March 31.
 On Saturday next the Chicago and North.
 west R. R. will pay quarterly dividend of | II per cent.
 The New Haven Gas Light company books arc closed for dividend of 2] rer l cent due April 3
 Swift 6 Go. pays per cent on April 9; ! transfer books closed March IF. The N. Y. N. H. & Fl. R R. will also pay April 9 the quarterly guaranteed divi- derd of t per cent. on the Berkshire R.. R.
 Coupons defsulted February from the first mortgage per cent. bonds of the Or egon Short Line R R will be paid by the l receivers of the Union Pacific R. the lat l ter part of this week.
 The annual meeting of the United States Brun swick, New Jersey on Tuesday, April
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19
Ftuan1ta1.

In Several Spots Prices Yielded-Na-
 tiOnal Cordage Was Pushed Up-St.
 Paul Was Strong.
 NEW YORK, March 17.-Prices yielded in several spots to-day under the influence of speculative profit taking. National Cordage, whose recent advance was based on mere market manipula tion, was pushed up rapidly in price. In Chicago Gas and Distillins certificates the "pools" which manage tho blackboards of those attractive in- vestment securities were similarly busy.
 Elsewhere, although declines predominatsd,
 dullness was the rule, the only striking weakness
 being in Rock Island sto:k. St. Paul was strong, partly on London buying, though it's decrease from 1898 in earn ings for the second week in March as consider ably larger than that of the week preceding The weeks total earnings, however, were nearly
 $27 900 larger than those for tho opening week of March, which doubtless explained the stocks frmness to day.
 There Is no reason to suppose that S7.162 700 ad ditional deposits and $3,4 500 net specie and legal tenders came in from western banks this | week. Boston banks as their Monday state. ments show, have been steady contributors to | the deposited reserve fund here. But the most | of this weeks increase has probably been ob ! tained from local institutions. Following are the closing prices reported by | PRINCE q WHITKLY. bankers and brokers, lt Broadway, N. r., and IS Center street. New Ha yer Conp,:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19

With the unprecedented success of the genuine JOHANN HoFF's Malt Extract, it was naturally to be expected that limitations would soon follow. JOHANN HoFF accepts this d, the best eoraP1ir1ae1.e which could be paid to him, as only persons and things of sterling value are copied by the third and fourth rate aspirants to fame and distinction. Envy is at the bottom of all social and commercial animosity.
 One dozen bottles of the gen uine JOHANN HoFF's Malt Extract have the same strengthening and nourishing effect as a large cask of ale or beer, without being intoxi- eating.
 Insist on the Genuine, which has the sig nature of "JoHANN HoFF" on the neck label. None other is " as good"
 Eisner & Mendelson Co.,, Sole Agents, 15z and 1s4 Franklin St., New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19
West haven Notes.

"0SS "AVeA NOScDs
 Work on the Samoset Corporation club is progressing rapidly. The contracts call for its being finished the 1st of June.
 The Consolidated road are pushing the work of four-tracking through the bor- ough. They have commenced the building of the new bridge at Campbell avenue and have got their tools and derricks in place for carrying on the work. During tbe week the surveyors have been laying out the roadway and have stsksd 1t of at Wash ington avenue, showing where the bridge will be erected.
 The new town hall will be formally opened and dedicated this evening. A com plsts program of the opening exercises was published In the COURIER last Friday.
 John Cox is building . new shed to re- place the one destroyed by the storm last fall at the Surf house back of the rock
 Charles Miller has built . large addition to his pavilion at the shore, Intending to put in . merry go-round.
 Local talent will produce the opera, "Four Leaf Clover," at the town hall next Thursday evening. The cast includes Mrs. Charles Graham, Mes Nellie Lamb, Mias Marguerite Graham, Miss Susaie Gum. mings, Mrs. William Tuttls, Louis Nc. Oollum, James Smith, Clifford Reade and others. The chorus will be large.
 Tickets including reserved sssts are 36t and 25c.
 Engine company, No. l, will formally open their new house on Campbell avenue next Wednesday evening, and the com.
 mittse is arranging for . very elaborate affair. They have extended an invitation | to the ladies ot the borough to attend dur ing the afternoon, and the Branford brasl band and orchestra will furnish music, and Frank Sohn will cater. During th. | evening the transfer of the apparatus VII be made from It's present quarters, and several neighboring fire companies will aseiat, all companies pulling on the drsl rope. A banquet will bs spread In ths town hall for the guests and the evening | will be enlivened with music and speeches
 The James Graham hook and ladder company have nearly completed arrange ments for their ten days fair and enter | tainment to bs given in the town hall com msncing next Monday night and sndinf Thursday, April 5. z fine program hal | been arranged for the several nights ani | will be followed uy dancing. Amoni ! those who Will take part in the Ausica | and literary entertainment are: Mss Ha, | SulliySn Of Nov Haven, the Jocelyn Squar | ousrtet, Miss Fiorsncs Elliott, W. vsrnol Somers. James and Edward Geary, His l Minnie Kay, Niss Susie Clinton. Miss Nil l He Richards, Mas Sophie Northrop, Rom Donovan, the Elm City quartet, and oth U F z 4
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-19
TrapeI1ers' 6nfie.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford K. k.
December sI. laea,

TRAINS LEAVE NKw HAVEN AS FOLLOWS FOR NEW YoRK-s<:sa, sx.sa rs:io, f7:so, ts:io, s:so, s9:ss, tio.so A n-. sfa.oe, i2s6 'i:so 0psrior car liited), si:ss i:<s, s7se, s:oo. .s:so. t4:is ss:So. s.ss, e:S, s7:io, 's:lo, Cs:i5 Bridgeport socommodssaon), ss:io. a:i5 p.m. susnArs-sf:So szssa 500 a. m, ts:oo. ts:Is'7:io ss:io. SIS. .s:io p.n
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIvER- sis:io s. m CdAIy), sI:io pm.
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 FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PRov- DESCE-'a:Is, '2:So. 'Ii:Ss CparSor car nnitsd) c m-, 'i2.on, 'a=ss, s<:is, sk8 and st.ss D. m- suspArs-'s:iS, 's:so am, se.ss p. m-
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 \ Northampton Division.
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 FOR NORTHAMPTON, wTII1AMsBURs ss points this side, al s:ss pm
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 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, i.ss p. ID.
 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM
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 and ALBANY, BUFFALO. DETROIT, cINcr'
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