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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
our OF JAIL AGAIN.


Three POstohiCc Thieves Make Their Is
cape-Held Up the Guards.
New York July 1.-THE three alleged
Dost0Mce thieves, Joseph Kllioran. Chas
Allen and Harry Russell. who are
wanted 40 Springfield. Ill.,. escaped from
LGd.oy Street Jail to-day. The prls-
0ners were about 10 take their daily eN-
ercise in the yard of the Jail. Keepers
Edward Schneer and Charles Schoen
We're in Tie Office OF the jail, the CORNER
sitting with his back to the door and
Schocn was walking about the room
The three men entered The Jiiice at
-le same time. Russell leyeled Il re-
yoNer III the head of SchOen ana tne
ESQ others covered Schneer with their
weapons. They threatened 10 XII me
keepers If QUERY was made.
Allen took the keys from Schneer,
while che other two still held their re-
T0,Fers 40 the head of Schoen. With the
keys DE opened the door leading % the
vcstibule The three men passed out
closing the door and locking j., Hus
making the keepers prisoners within.
Th keys they then threw INFO the
yCstiuu.e Allen opened the front door
ultl q laree brass key and the three
were in the street. down which they dis
appeared
on lea ing the jail Killoran, Allen
and Russell stood on the steps few
feet u0m the door and looking up and
down The street they hes!ta.e1 for q
feU moments when they ran toward
Broom and Lake streets, shouting
loudly, police; police stop thief,
and similar cries, creating the impress
sion that they were in pursuit Of fly
ing Thief or thieves.
AZ Broom street the men separated,
Alien running into Orchard street, Rus
sell goilg down Broom street 10 Es--
sex street. and KIloran running to-
ward Orchard street. 20 Grand street.
and thence I'm tine direction of the Bow
cry.
John Apple butcher save chase to
Allen and kept him in sight until he
reached Houston street and First ave-
nue.. There Allen turned around and
shouted "if YOU follow me any further
Tn nm you with lead. making a motion
toward his nip pocket as be uttered tha
threat. Apple then took to his heels,
bu looking over his shoulder saw Allen
crossing First street in diagonal di-
reCti9n toward the BJWery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
Proclamation!

/. 3. F. Caldwell. Mayor of the City OF
I Wheeling. do hereby, in accordance Win
the provisions of an act OF the Leels4a-
ture OF west Virginia in sucn case mace
and provided, announce and publish lhnt
the following order was duly passed ac-
COrding TO law at a regular meeting OF
the Council OF the City OF Wheeling. Saiu
ordinance provides for the issue ana sdte
Of the bonds of the CITY Of wheeling in
the amount aggregatng not more tl1ls
the sum Of $4,000, said sum 10 ne useu
and expended for the following purposes
only. VIZ
dcemng the unpaid bonds now due ana
falling due this year Of the Loan OF June
o 1891. known as the Electric Lient Loan
Second-Paying the Main street bridge
Indebtedness.
Third-Paying the deficit or overcheck
Of the Gas Board OF the City Of neeiiil5.
FCurth-For the purpose Of an0rcihS
means 90 puTchasethc plant of the " heel-
ms ELECTRICAL company. II te s,,Io oI,y
and said Wheeling Electrical company
fail to agree upon the price ana terms OF
said Electric Plant and the same BENG
submitted 10 arbitration, according 10 lL'
act Of February Il, 1891, of the Legislature
and that failing or the said company la!I-
ing 70 appoint an arbitrator WITHIN thirty
days after notice in writing from the Clly
OF Wheeling OF it's desire that Sucn ap-
pOintment shall be made. then that por-
ton of the loan named in within ordl-
nance TO be used in purchasing Sdlu
Wheeling Electrical Company's plant
shall be used TO purchase, erect build,
improve maintain any and an buildings,
works. plants, pipes, pipe lines, ana 10
use. generate, distribute. sell and control
electricity and gas for light ana heat, anS
for the purpose Of furnishing light lot the
streets. buildings, stores and other places
i'm and about said city and also for The
purpose Of heating furnaces, factories,
buildings and houses.
At a special slection to be held on the
goth day of July. a. D. 1855. the qualified
voters OF the city Of Wheeling shall vote
upon the question Of the ratification or re-
lection of the ordnance aforesaid, which
ordinance is in the words and figures fol-
lowing, tO-Wit:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
REMARKABLE OPERATION.
The shin Bone of = sheep, Substituted fol
the Rotted Bone of Boys Leg.

The shin Bone of sheep, substituted for
the Rotted Bone of Boys Leg.
Philadelphia, July An extraordi-
nary bone-gafting operation was per-
formed at the Hahnemann Hospital in
this city yesterday, expert surgeons sub
shutting a portion Of a sleeps leg for
/ a diseased bone in the leg OF 15-year-
old Boyd Folwell The physicians say
to-day that heir patient is doing well,
although it IS too early to determine
whether the operation viii prove a sue
cess.
Some time ago young FOlwell receiv-
ed an injury which resulted il necro-
sis. or roJting OF the right shin bone.
4 few days ago it was decided that am
pu,ati0n Of the limb would be necessary
TO save the boys life, and, after the
. parents had been so notified and were
prepared for the worst. DR.. Carl Y.
Nischer, one of the surgeons of the hos
pital STAFF decided that bone-grafting
Nigh save the limb.
Accordingly, big, fne-l00king sheep
was procured at the stockyards and
taken to Vischer's laboraory. The an
imal was shoTn and shaved and kept
in a frst-class condition until yester-
day, when it was taken to the hospital.
The boy was placed under the infiu-
elce OF ether and the part Of the bone
of the right leg for seven inches above
the ankle joint was carefully cut away.
The sheep in the meantime had been
chlorofcrmed and the surgeons cut away
d portion of the foreleg to the exact
measurement Of the part Of the place
Of which it was 70 take. AS soon as
bone was taken from the sheep it WIS
fitted in the gap and the joints Of the
boys bone were covered with periosteum
from the sleeps bone, in order to af-
ford the proper nourishment to the bono
The entire operation was carried On
under the stric.est antiseptic treat
mclt and as soon as the sheep had
served its purpose its throat was cut.
Only q few such operations have been
successfully carried out, the earlier
method of employing pounded animal
bone, dcc9lciGed. having been almost
universally unsuccessful.
If the operation comes Up to the eX-
pectaticns Of the surgeons, the boy will
walk and run as we'll as he ever did in
his life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
NOTICE OF PROB ATE OF WILL.

Office of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio County. state of West Virginia.
I'm the matter of the probate of the last
will and testament Of Henry .. Lehnert.
deceased. The object of The petition flied
i'm This matter on the 3lst day of May.
A. ID. 1895. is to have admitted to probate
"a paper writing Durporting TO be the VIII
of Henry O. Lehnert deceased, bearing
date the 18th day of February, 1880, and IT
.rroariug from an affidavit filed with me
in my Office that Charles Lchnert, Jacob
Ienrert. William Lehnert Theodore
Iehuert. Albert Lehnert John Lehnert
Frederick Lehuort. Annie - Wife of
- with her husband Clara - wife
OF with her husband. and MOllie
wife Of -- with her husband. the
said Annie. Clara and AIoll'o were named
I.ehuert before marriage buc their present
names with the names of their respective
husbands are unknown; are all non-resi-
dents of this state u rs ordered that they
do appear ut my Office, I'm the city of
Wheeling. In the county and State afOre-
said within one month after the date Of
tho first publication hereof and do what IS
necessary 10 protect their interest I'm said
mat-cr. The hearing of said petition is
, for the Zith day of July. y. -. 1895, at
1O o'clock O. m.
Published tho first time June % 1880
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
James J. Rogers, Attorney. je13Oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
THE BOURBON BATTALION.

Havana, July A-Captain General
Martinez de Camp0s this morning re-
viewed the Bourbon Battalion, which
subsequently, left for the province OF
Santa Clara. The city is decorated
with the national colors and immense
crowds Of people throughout the morn
ing have been cheering for Spain and
Cuba Espanola" as well as for the
Captain General The troops going to
the front are animated by strong feel
ing of patriotism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
OIL NEWS.

The receipts of the Eureka Pine Limo
Company at the pumping station at
SistersyiUe were 1873 barrels.
The well recently drilled in by the
Victor on Company about one mile
from Braden's Station. which has been
considerable or O. mystery tcr some
time. is doing about 100 barrels day,
according 10 reliable reports. All the
available tankaec il the vicinity OI J1e
well has been used. and @ 2Jo barrel
tank was sent ont from SistersviAe yes
tarCGy.
The well on the Bore farm. owned b9
Moses s. Wilson on Indian Greek.
which was thought % Pc dry hole. has
turned ont ro be s0o0 wei and is
showing Tor about 100 barrels q day.
The Ohio OIL Company IS putting up
q rig on the John Alexander farm. on
the Ohio side. fin the Sls-e-svilie feid,
and win commence drilling in few
DAYS.
The Dye-Br0Cks well is srill holding
her own, and is reported now 10 be
clearing about 425 barrels day. There
are several wells going down iD the
vicinity Of this wen. but none Of them
are due for some time yet.
The Braden WE'LL on the Ohio side.
in The Sistersville field is stili holding
mp 90 about $50 barrels q day. and there
is every indication that she VIII con-
time 20 DO that amount There are
about twenty-five wells going down i'm
the vicinity OF this Well but none Of
them are due for some time yet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
HANE FoI-ND 10 mao.

Portland Ore. July 4.-The noun
tains and canyons for many miles in the
vicinity of Riddles station, Cow Greek
Canyon. the scene Of Mondays train
robbery. are filled with possess of men
hunting the robbers. They are search
ing every accessible point throughout
The length and breadth of very wild
region. Caves, gullies and all possible
rendezvous are carefully ransacked.
Thus far no trace Of the robbers has
been found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
SHE OWNED THE cow

That Kicked s18O,oO0.OOO Worth of
Property Out of Existence-The Chicago
E'irc Recalled.
Chicago. July Mrs. Catharine
OLeary. owner of the fractions cow
which. in a barn in the rear of No. 1877
DeEoven street. on a memorable night
I'm October. 1871, kicked over q lamp and
started q blaze which cost Chicago
$1q000O00, died last night of pneumo-
MIA She received the last sacrament
and passed away peacefully She has
always been very averse to saying any
thing concerning the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
Will SHOW THEIR CONTRACTS.

Cleveland, o., July As a result Of
the recent conference between railroad
presidents in New York City. meet
ing OF the railroad freight committee Of
Cleveland, Pittsburg, Wheeling,
Youngstown and Akron was held in
this city yesterday. An agreement was
reached that freight rates be restored
to schedule figures and that no more
rebates De granted Each road will
show it's contracts when any question
as 10 what the rates are arises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

Washington, ID. c.. July 4-Omcial
announcement was made at the White
House to-day OF the appointment Of
Willis L. Moore. of Illinois. to DE chief
of the weather bureau Mr.. N00re's
commission arrived this morning u0m
ar eeF q assume his duties
within @ few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
A TEN PER CEKT. ADVANCE.

Cleveland, o., July THE Cleveland
City Forge Company has announced a
10 per cent advance in the wages of
employees, to take effect at once. The
increase was made voluntarily on ac-
count Of the better condition of trade.
About three hundred men are benefited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
DEAD At 100.

Potsvllle, Pa, July Airs. Thomas
Laudy, Of Mahanoy City, the Oldest res
ident of Schuylkiu couny. died yester-
day. She was a native of Ireland and
was in her 1C2d year Mrs. Laudy pre-
served a clear mind and remarkable
memory TO the time of her death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

London. July Mrs. Pearle Craigie
Gohn Oliver Hobbes) has been granted
q divorce On the ground of cruelty and
uuiaithiulness upon the part Of Ter
husband.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

lutlLali-. Nll inc afilaHs
Chicago. July 4-Chas. ID. Sherwood,
ex-Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota,
has been found dead floating In the
Lake at the foot of Peck court 10 was
undoubtedly O case of suicide Mr..
Sherwood came t0 Chicago last March 90
have a surgical operation performed.
lie was under the care of Dr. Hall, OF
Grand Crossing. lie left the Victoria
Hotel. where he had been staying. and
half an hour later his body was found
in the water.
Twenty years ago Mr. Sherwood was
one Of the most prominent politicians
In Minnesota. He came west from New
Milford. Conn. his birth place, i'm 1896,
and settled at Rushford Mimi. He was
q doctor by profession, but he aban-
dOned that calling few yearf later and
took up the practice of law. AS a law
yer. Mr. Sherwood was one Of the most
successful In Minnesota Mr.. Sher-
wood entered politics early i'm life and
his rise was almost me-e0rlc. After
serving as Congressman from the Rush
ford district. he was twice elected
Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota. AS
President Of the State Senate he was
said to be the ablest parlamentarian
OF his time.
Some ten or fifteen years ago Mr..
Sherwood went To- Tennessee where a
town was named for MIN. His widow
and two children live there now. He
was president OF q lime quarry near
Sherwood and owned large tracts i'm
THAT vicinity.
Mr.. Sherwood became Interested with
General Alger of Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS
~ SALE
OF VALUABLE ISLAND PROPERTY.
IN the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.

In the Circuit Court of Ohio county,
West Va.
Samuel J. Campbell and others VS..
James b. Campbell and others. In Chan
Gerry.
The undersigned special commissioners
hereby give notice that pursuant 10 de-
cree entered by said court in the above
entitled suit. they will sell on
MONDAY, JULY -, 1895.
commencing at 10 a. m, at the north front
door of the Court House OF said county,
in the city of Wheeling. w. Va, ut pub
lie auction. 10 the highest and best bid
der. the following described real estate.
situated in the said city, on Wheeling Isl
and. that is to say: The west half OF lot
No 40 (fOrty-siX) in Daniel Zanes addl-
ton TO said city. fronting on the north
side of Virginia street and running back
to an alley and having q two story frame
store and dwelling combined or the front
and a double tenement frame house on
the rear facing the alley
Terms of Sale-One-third Of the pur-
chase money and rs much more thereof
as the purchaser may elect TO pay in cash
on the day Of sale. and the residue in two
equal instruments in one and two years
respectively from the day of sale. with
interest the purchaser 20 give his TWO
promissory notes for such deferred in
stailments of the purchase money ana
interest with security approved by the
UNDERSIGNED. and the title 10 said real
estate 10 be retained until the said notes
with interest thereon shall have been paid
i'm full.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
A. ]. CLARKE,
Al up D EAIDWE L.

Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that bond and security
has Leen given 10y said special commits
sioners as required 10y law and said de-
cree. JOHN ". MITCHELL.
clerk of the Circuit Court of Ohio County,
W. IT. Haner, Auctioneer. je1I2ijy1S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BLINK
Books

We carry the largest so.
and best assortment in n
city; also full line Of Oa.-
Supplies. Our prices always
the lowest.
Our Flat Opening Aeon.
Books are the best made
Scotch Linen, Heavy Led .r
Paper (Perfect. Booilsec-s
should examine before o..-.
ing elsewhere.
Agent for Leon lsaacs C...
cium Pens.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17
6clgolano,

5elgo1anb. Der Diinenpa>
nillon Sbllen brannte gdn3li4 nteoer.
Dte Tamilie Sblien nebit benz 9ienitz
perional. 81 perionens retteten NIT
Mliihe bas nadte 2eben. Mobtlien
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17
S9lesmi9=6olftein

SWleeWIB>S)ullltuA
8runSbuttel. @or einisen
9agen murbe bier BON benz @mtsbisz
ner Elm ruiiif@er untertban aus Deiz
men perbaftet, melber bringeno perz
bG9tig iein ion, in Siliit einem ruff
1&en Mrbetter ermorbet gu baben.
8 abersleben. @ier norbf 4lesz
wig1@e Ddnen ip &Dbbing batten Bel
elmer Notwithstanding in 9u9um
bus bdni1@e 2ieb Scr Ct ct pnbi9t
2anb" 9eiungen, tpare1 bon benz bic
@eriammlung ubertpa@enoen @enz
BARN bestpegen anse3eigt, aber BON
benz 2anhgeri@t in Tlensburg freigez
fproden >porben, als lei bas er&pdbnz
te @ieb barmloier Natur. Muf Inz
traq bes @taatsanpalts bot aber bas
Sberperpaltungsgeri@t in Berlin bic
@a9e an bas Sberlanbsgeri4t in
aiel 3ur no9maltgen @erbanblung
iibertpieIen. Diefes @ert@t bat bic
@Gnger gu 10 Mart Strafe perurz
tbeilt, neil bas 0teb tpegen 5etnes aufz
rei5enben Gbatatters bier ni4t gez
fungen tperben bUrfe E.
SIbesloe. 9ie Slbeslp'er 3u=
derriibenfabrtt 1T iebt BON einem unz
gliid betroHen. sic mtrb ni@t 10 piel
@iben gu petarbetten baben, als an5uz
nebmen1 mar:ertt@tatt, ber. 3uderriiben
iinb Nuntelriben aufgelaufen. Ser
@amenlieferant 'bat ith oerieben. Sic
sel&dbigten 2anbleute tperben gegen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17

Sale Der glatten @rlebisl1ng Der Con-
celiionsfrasen etc. bic @arantie fir
cine i@ne0e @erapirtli&ung bes proz
iettes 9egeben piirbe. 2
Dippolbisma1be. Sen in
uneepDbnli4er Menge auftretenben
@aupen, mel@e bic &rautfelber perz
nihtet baben, folgt, ebenfaus BON ber
langen Srodenbeit begiinitgt, nun
audi nod bic plage ber Telomauie.
sic baben es BEL onbers nod auf bic
&artoHeln ubgeieben. Muffanenb in
bieiem Sabre 1T audi bas hdufge Mufz
treten bes @i9bDrn@ens. @s ba1ten
ft9 iebt iopo6l rotbe pte 14tpar3e
bieIer finten Sbier9en in ben Sbfz
gdrten Der @tabt auf unb plinbern
NIT @orliebe bic PflaumenbGume.
martran1tdbt. Sic Mnlage
elmer @a6erleitung na4 ben plGnen
oes 8auratszSbiemz2 eip3ig nit einem
&oltenaufpanbs BON 10000 Mart 1T
in Der StabtgemeinoeratbSiibung NIT
10 gege1 5 Sttmmen gene6migt tpors
ben. Ser 8au 5oq i'm Sanuar 1896
beginner.
3tttau. Sn benz @ren3orte 2i@z
tenpalbe tpurbe cine Trau, 2i1ette
9entel, I'M 8ette bonn 8tib erI4lagen.
Der i'm glei4en 3immer i4lafenoe
@bemann murbe betGubt.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-28

As We h;t'i an abundance OF corn, my
father thought He could Keep 4 COW. and
Immediately bought one, which added
gIcAtl IN oiir living. III three vrals from
fii> timc wv ltad three Others 81 tie same
kind. ll"ir NnN pasture WAS the woods,
aid l,tinI lsied tlicy had III be hunted
va eNeiN might before sund@wn. oMiN Che
Oldest baS A.t- trusted 10 enter Tile dark
some waoaS, aud thai wiih gun in llasld.
Wen padce ana supplied WAN anmini-
tion. Thus c9nippcd one dark. rainy
CaE III July, l7t9, he ~et oft early To HINT
UP TIE cattle. After travelling down into
ow meadow he heall tie believing Of i
COW IN distress. He hastened to the place
irp4i waence ine noise seemed To proceed
and running to The side Of a brook through
the thick sidcl~, On the other side he lis,
covered Il huge bear with q COW down on
her side, Inc tearing and eating her back
and shoulders. Hebrew as near as possible
and discharged his gun at him. loaded
with Two balls. This gave him such i
hint he thought it best to retreat My
brother dared not move till he had re-
loaded his gun, thinking the bear might
! return. In the meantime the COW made
out to rise, and crossed the brook toward
him. In his excitement he became com
pletelN lost to himself, and had not the
COW been able to lead the way Tie would
not have seen home that night. bat he fol
lowed her and came out safe This was a
heavy BLOW to us, as She was the only one
that gave milk. For three years we had
lived without milk, ard now in The best
part Of the season for making butter, all
was cone for that business
The next morning the COW could not be
made to rise "A s much as twn feet az har
back was laid bare to the bone, and the
weather being 50 warm and flies 50 thick.
father thought it best to kill her. ''No,'
said my mOther-a woman Of indOmitable
courage you make a good booth over
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

There were 50 fires in Waltham last
year
British Guiana Is massing troops on the
Venezuelan frontier.
The Irish land bill seems acceptable In
England and Ireland.
Another attempt is being made to cffec.
q Russian petroleum monopoly.
The first exodus Of southern negroes TO
Liberia will be made next week.
Lord Rosebery has been ordered by his
physician to travel and recuperate.
Panama canal property Is in danger Of
destruction by unemployed laborers.
Major General Sir Henry Croswlcko
Rawlinson, X C. b.. died ia London.
w. 3 Butler & Co, Boston dry goods
firm, have called meeting of their credit.
ors.
Centrists and Liberals Of Germany will
refuse to observe Prince Bismarcks birth.
day.
steam sawmill at Richford G src.
VT, was burned with its machinery ana
stock ofIumber.
W. B. Pettingill, formerly of Salem,
who is accused Of smuggling pbenacetine.
has fled to Canada
The Ammcn ram Katahdin will be
taken back to Bath To have the finishing
touches put on her
The will Of Elijah wyman Of woburn
bequeaths 5000 81 the Massachusetts, Bible
society for the free d'sfribuilcn of Bibles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-06
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days.
Corrected to Feb. ~, 1898.

Passenger Train Service, week Lays
Corrected to Feb. ~, 1893.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows.
For Boston--s:06 a. m, II M; Ai1o p. M; RETURN
$50, o. m; go, 6:25 p. m.
wALPoLE-s;o6 o. m; IL IN; 4:2o p. m
FRANKLIN-s;o5 q. m, u m; t;2o. 7l5 p. m
MILFoRD-s:o6 g. m; II m; <:ae , M
ARLINGToN-7:es II :sS a N. ;s;n 80 ''f1 20 p.1
WEST ARLINGToN-F 7:Os. Fs;os. n:sS = m;
y2:45, F4;so, + s:27, y $50 p. m
KNIoHTsvILLE--7;os Sos, Has .. m; y a'AS'
wAYEiNp LAND PARR-T K. p 7.os, F sos, Fn.sa . N, y
a;4S. + 4.so. = 5.a7. F $3.50. ell 90 ,. m
NATICK, RIVER POINT. cBHTREvILLE
wAsHINGToN-7:os, $685. u;S, Nj 2:ois
a;45, t:3o, 6ias. $3.50. '7;i5 ''n:s p m
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN-7:ss. s:es. n'sa. = m;
Ia;ol, 2:4s. t;so, s,27. s:se, 'sn 20 p. m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUlDNIcK-7:os HISS o nj
2.45, 6;27, $780, ssil 100 p. m.
ANTHoNY-7:os, s:os. 1i;SS o. m; i2;ol a:4s. i;sos
covENTRY. sTERLINa-7.os. s,os. am; r:oi,
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco, MoosuP. PLAIN.
FIELD-7os. s;os. g. M; i2:oi, 2:4s. teo. t7;25
yEWETT CITY, CANTERBURY SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES BALTIC, SOUTH wINpHAM-
sos a. m; l2s0l, 4:3o, p. m.
wILLIMANTIc-s;os g. m; i2:ol, I:3o, N rs p. N
HARTFoRD-sos q. m; i2i0i. &;so. fI:fe p m
FIsHRILL NEwBURo-sS D. m.
NoRwICH-7es, SOS q. m; 2:oi, $50, 7is5 p. N.
WATERBURY, pANBURY-e:es .. %. 1:25 p m
EAST THOMPSON. WEBSTER souTHBRIDGE.
WORCESTER, THOMPSON. PUTNAM and
PoMFRET - siS5 a. M; 400 p. n.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWDuRG,
AND ERIE R'Y-s;oe a. n.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
s.47 s;b5 II A. M; 400 and $40 and ssli rs
D. m Returning leave Pascosg at 5:25. 7;io and
s,lb a. M; 1880, 6;o2 and $500 p. m.
All trains leave from west end Of Union pepet
Providence.
.'saturdsys only. s-sundays only.
tDaily. -.
,tcents, unlimited 81.
w.R. BABcocK. q. PA
y.H. KING, supt