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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

Stelung als &rtegsminiiter pieoer uberneb@
men gu f0nnen. Snfolge beien faben Sc.
MaieftGt Der 80rig fi6 genOt6igt, Dem Sc
Ill6 bes Generals gu entiprehen. 3uglei6
o6er %ernannten Sc. Mtdieitdt benIel6en 81
S6rem General Nbjutdnten nnb 1pra6en Die
9offnltng aus, baB es fein @eIunb6eits3uz
itanb balbigft g~etatten m0ge, feline beipdbrte
&raft tpieber fir @aer6O3ifi9 unb Die Or
NEE oienitbar gu MAIDEN. Sn3nif9en bat
ii9 @sneral b. 8roniart auf Mnrat6en Der
Mer3te gu elmer Sur na9 Neuenu6r (alfaz
Hides Sab i'm &reis N6rpeiler, gegierungsz
be3irf @pblen5, gegen Diabetes, GalIenz unb
8lafenz2eiben unb gegen ~8erbauungsz unb
Nt6mungszS ~t0run9en. = SQinois Stats
5eitung.) be9eben.
Sir ieben 1~1nbefangenen miiBten biefe
einfa9en unb tlaren Sbatfa9en geniigen,
ben Giidtritt bes bisberisen &riegsminiters
b0lig mptibirt erf9einen gu lafen. SIS 1T
baber Elm ettles8emii6en 6inter 6ieien offen=
funoigen @orgdngen na9 perborgenen Moz
wv" GU I"uTtH"
80llig bertebrt aber 1T es, ben eisentli6er
9runb bes 3iidtritts bes Generals b. 8ronz
fart in einem @esenfab apif6en &riegsz
minifter unb Gbef bes Mi1itdrcabiz
nets erbliden au molten. 9as MilitGr=
cabinet lit ni9t, tpie es in Der 8ref1e biel=
fa9 bar9eitelt pirb, cine felbtftdnbige 8ez
bOrbe, unb ~4nprbnungen geben bon benz
felben iiber6aupt ni9t aus. 9as Militdrs
cabinet lit nt9ts ais eine&anaelei bes8aiIers
unb &Dnigs, in tpel9er Seine Maie1tGt bic
ienigen perIDnliben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6earbeiten ldBt, pel6e als @usfluB Der nad
9ef9i9te unb 8erfafung benz &Dnige 3us
ftebenben @ommanDogepalt an3ufeben finb,
fobaB Der gbef bes Militdrcabinets 1e1bit=
itGnbig 8erfiigungen iiberbaupt ni9t treffen
fann, fDn6ern nur bic @usfIbrung Der 8e>
feble Seiner Maieitdt gu bermitteln bat.
Der Chef bes Militdrcabinets fomnt baber
gar ni6t in bic Sage, einen @iufluB auf Die
4qerbO9fte @ntI4lieBung in benienigen mi
IitGrii9en 4~ngelegenbeiten gu iiben, ipsl9e
gum 8efort bes &riegsmini1ters gebDren,
pie benin au9 lebterer felbIt regelmdbie
@ortrag BEL Seiner Muietdt bat. Nn oller=
penigiten uber nirb benz gbef bes MilitGrz
cabinets elm @influB in pOliti14en 9ingen
gepG6rt.
SIS lit gu boffen, baB bieie 9~arlegung baz
gu beitragen pirb, Die mannigfu9en MiBz
reritdnbnifIe unb M~iBbeutungen, pel4e ftd
an ben i'm &rtegsminiiterium ~pouaogenen
PerfOnentpe@feI angetniipft baben, gu ger
itreuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
uSaSiS6e ~ssraaen.~

giner Der ebeliten unb gelebrte5ten Ser
freter bes fortI9rittIi9en Subentbums in
ben @ereinigten @taaten lift 8abbiner . +.
9. SeGfentbal in @btcago. Au9
in ben Sieb3igen bat er ii9 Die gan3e 5ril9e
feines Settles unb bic Wdrme ieines Ser
gems benubrt. 9afir biirgt Elm 10 eber1 Bet
SIZZLING unb &luppenba9 babier eri3ienenes,
nun 20 Gents toitenbes, aud duBerli9 lArn
ouseeitattetes 8ii9lsin bon linn : nSiioiI9s
Srugen; 8eitrdge CUR 8ldrung oerielben.
Sn treffli9em 9euti9, NIT Der Siefe bes
9elebrten uno bp6 in aQ9emein beritdno=
li4er Weife trdgt 9r. 9. Selfentbal in oieier
@6rift feline Sheen iiber jiibii9e 9lauben5z
artitel uno iiber Die beutige Stelung oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. por. Sci alem &efDrmz
eifer lit er bur9aus tolerant unb gere9t au@
eegen ftrenger %gldubige SSuben, unb ebehfo
gegen Die 6riftli6en &ir9en, ,felbit Die
~ftrensiten. usber Die lebteren duBert er II. u.
5olgenbes !:
yMeinettpeQen mag Die presb1terianif9e
Dber bic episcopale oDer bic rDmii9ztutbpliz
i9e Stride 9lauben, pds lie tpDuen, 10 LANCE
ite mid in meiner 5rei6eit ntht 1t0ren Dber
in mein &e9tsgebiet ni6t eingretfen. gS
apGre au9 anmaBli9 BON mir, in Die inneren
Mngelegen6eiten iener &tr9en 6ineinreben
gu tpolen. Iu9 gebt es mid gar ni9ts an,
mas bic oa briiben t6un unb treiben, 10 lange
fife mid unangefo4ten unb unbebeaigt
Iafen." e.
1e6er bic @G6rungen unb @anblungen
i'm 8siitesleben Der @Olfer, u1b in benz Der
SuOen insbeIonbere, fagt Or. Selientbal
gum @3IuB NIT tiefem @efiibG:
SIS lit cine 3ett Der @Gbrung, in Der mir
itben; boffentli9 pirb audi Die '3eit Der
&lGrung nt3t ausbleiben. Man9es 1T ge>
f4punoen unb Man9es miro f9pinoen,
mas urts Often lieb uno tbeuer mar, unb
mas pie nit tauIenb SaIern uns in's Sc
mitb 6ineingetpa91en mar. Wds uns
I9mer3t, tpirb BON Nnbern pielei9t frp6
begribt perOen. 0o9 bas iinb perfDnlibe
Sttmmungen, un0 tpeoer un5ere Srauer nod
Die Sreube Der Nnbern tpirb an Der Sadie
biel dnbern. Mir 5teben in elmer Str0mung
Ino mir fDnnen tie ni9t einbdmmen unD
SurudorGngen. Sa gilt es benin, bas MDrt
@pinO3a's gu beber3igen, buB man iiber
ni9ts in betpunbernbe @rtafe geratben fole,
1lno aud iiber ni4ts inbignirt fein foGe,
fonbern baB man aIes Seienbe unb @erz
benDe in 8emitbsru6e gu begreifen fu4e,"
9as Stubium biefer SelientbaI'f 9en
@4rift lit gai9tzSuben 10 gut ipie SuOen 81
empfebIen. Nu9 fir ~eritere entbdlt lie bel
&elebrenOes unb @rbebenbes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

5iinfunb5pan3ig Sabre 5pif9en &aub=
tbieren uno dbnli9en 8eitien gelebt gu ba=
Zen, bisIes leltene Su6ildum f~eierte fiir3li9
Ger gegenndrttg in Berlin i'm Circus 6az
genbed nit ieinen oreifirten GteIe z@lep6an=
ten NufIe6en erregenoe 8dnbiger Sulius
@agner in %gldn5enber, BON Sagenbed
berantalteter Wetle. SIM Sabre 1866 trat
er bel Carl 5agenbed al5 S6iertpdrter Elm.
9ier lernte i'm Der englii9e S6ier6dnbler
Gice, elm S9pager 9agenbeds, fennen urb
nabm ben energii@en, nit %feltener 80rperz
fraft o~usgeitatteten iungen MenI9en nit
na3 2onbon. Na9 unb nab entpidelte
iu9 u @agner gum S6ierbdn0iger, unb
bieIen 8eruf treibt er felt einem @iertelz
i%abr6unoert unausgefebt.
9ein critics llngliid traf i'm gGei9 i'm
Sabre 1871, als er NIT unglaubli9er Spaz
tii6n6eit ii9 gu nel1n iungen 9Dpen in ben
&dfig begab, UNI beniel6en gu r%einigen. 9ie
8eitien ~Deritanben ben 8eIu9 falf9, fielsn
iiber i'm per unb berlebten i'm an ben Or
men unb 8einen unb am Riidgrat berart,
bdB er feds @o9en i'm &rantenbaus liegen
muBte. &aum geneien, tpurbe er bon eiaem
5peiten unfaa beimgefu9t. Sin fleines
&inD mar benz Sigertdfig gu nabe getom@
men, 10 baB bic 8eiien bereits nit i6ren
19arfen &rallen bur9 0as Sitter binbur9z
9egriffen un6 bas &letb bes &inbes erfaBt
butten; nit eigener 2ebens9efabr ipraug
Wagner bin3u un6 rettete bas Sinh bor benz
fi4eren Sobe, nobel iebo9 iein re4ter SUB,
nit benz er fi6 gegen ben 8Gfig itemmte, BON
einem 5peiten Siser erfaBt unb berart 5erz
riifen ipurbe, baB Wagner beute nod bintt.
gea9 langem 4rantIein 9eneien, mahte er
fi6 nun baran, 9idbduter gu brethren, unb
5par 3und9it mebrere afritanii4e Stephan
ten unb bann &binooeroffe. Nu9 bieIe
99iiler bra6ten i6n mebrfa9 in 9efabren,
aus benen er aber ftets pOblbebalten beroors
gegangen lit.
Na9bem Wagner ldngere 3eit in 4mtrt>
ia tbdtig eetpeIen mar, fam er mad europa
3uriid unb erregte in Berlin nit 1einen Drefz
firten S9ien i'm alten &ei9sbaaenzS beater
Nufieben, aeigte Johann i'm Circus 8ul9
b|reIiirte aameele unb s3ebrus unb fiibrt
iebt alabenbli9 feline @lepbantsn als ninz
bif4e Retruten" Dor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

erftunb bag S9loB unD einen She'll beg
Parts UNI $4,000 Srancs. @r min es ausz
bsfern lafen unb Elm NapoleonmuIellm err
ri9ten.
Qm 10. SUM- ~berItarb 81 Ptfing
Die Prin5efin Sf9un, 9enlablin
bes i'm Sabre 1890 berItorbenen prin5en
Sf6un unb mit6in Die Mutter bes re-
gierenben &difers BON China.
Der &aifer pirb fir Elm Sa6r lang Srauer
anlegen unb Der failerli4e 6of blis6 big gum
18. Suli gei6lofen; Bel @rt6eilung elmer
Qubien5 eri9eint Se. Maieitdt in peiBen
&Oben; Muiitfapelen birfen taiierli4e
8rOcefiionen niht begleiten.
= 8pn $685. 6ur9 bic poli3ei in Nltpna
i'm Sabre 1895 borgenommenen 8ertafz
tungen erfOlgten ni9t tpeni9er als 1908.
alfo Is pro3ent, fpegen 9 erbre9engez
gen bic Sittli9teit unb Sup
pele /. 9ieie abnorm groBe Menge BON
Standardization in elmer Stdbt BON nur
100000 @inpobnern ertlGrt ii9 aus Der
Nd9barf9aft 9amburgs, bas cine Mtenae
5ipeifel6after @giien5en mad Altona aOz
fii6rt.
= 8tIGi9en @ein gi6t es iebt in
8in9en gu trinfen. Sn Deri9iebenen
@irt6i3aften tpirb Der S9oppen Weir, Der
friiber 40 unb so Pfge. foftete, ieBt gu %
pfg. bertauft. Sie 2eute iinb ge3tpungen,
biQig gu berfaufen, bamit ie i6re &eGer
unb Sdfer leeren, UNI ben gu ben f90nIten
9%pffnungen bere9tigenben 96er unter6rinz
gen 3u f0nnen. Wenn nun bic 6ofFnunqen
bur4 bag regnerif9e Metter ni@t 5ert0rt
tperhen!
-n@ute amertfani9e Opcz
tor tplome" tperben jebt pieber BON
einem 9errn 80. Walben" angebli9 in 2onz
bon, ausgebOten. Mie bic vpbarm. s3tq."
i9rei6t, nobnt Der 6err in Berlin. @pr
&ntauf ~amerifanif6er 9ipGome fann n4r
g%etparnt tperben, benin lie finb in ben meiTten
eurOpdii9en @taaten u%ngilttg unb in
9euti4lanb nur erlau6t, tpenn tie bur6 bic
lanOesgefebIt6 DOrgei6riebenen priifungen
in Nmerifd na9 geniigenOem Sa9tuDium
burb 8romDttpn ertpOr6en Iinb, pprii6er bic
geb0rben trenge Ra9forf9un9en anfteler.
Mu4 cine 8rDf9ire ii6er Srben, Qbel, Sis
tel II. +, m. bietet 0err 9. 8alben aus.
= Ser beutf9e &aiIer bat in Mners
fennung Der ben f3iffbri ii If gen
g efabungen Der &oftoder 8arff9iffe
Ser Manberer" unb vSitan" geIeitez
ten 9I1fe Dem 5ii6rer bes f4Ottii6en
@@urers rMuieitp", Gupitdn &itcep, ein
MarineOOppeIglas NIT anertennenber Snz
f9rift, benz Steuermunn @iGiam goot 20
Dollars unb aht Sif6ern ie 10 Dollars gu
betpiaigen gerubt. Serner finb Der 8ez
fabung Der in 2opestoft be6etmat6eten
Sif6eri9mut 2egiOn Of 9pnor unb Dem
S4iffer Sames SOerp ien. Is unb bier
Sif9ern @ei9ente BON 3 bis II Pfunb be-
lpiQigt porben. Die @erlei6ung bieier
@bren9absn 1T auf @runOlage Der am 81.
December 1895 unb am 81. Sanuar 1896
eingeret6ten Sprii9e bes groB9eraosli4en
Seeamts gu &oitOd erfolgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
@plSW 6brmna 1T GoHariea.

: DAB bic 9olbpd6rung in benz mittelz
umeritdnif9en Sreiitaat @oftarica eingefIhrt
tit, babe" mir tir5li9 gemelbet. Die fleine
&epubIit it enbli9 our %l1eber5eugung sez
tommen, baB Die forttpdbrenben S9pantunz
gen i'm Sil6ertpert6e jeben tptrt6I9aftli9sn
MuH9Dung ber6inoerten uno nur in Der
9olopd6rung nit unberGnberlt9em @.rtbs
bas Sell Su finoen lei. Ser gongreb Der
&epublif nabm Elm @eieb an, tpel9es CUR
SOroerung Der nirtbi9aftli9en SntereiIen
beg 2anoes fprbert, 10 bel 1pie mDgli9 Die
3unabme bes Silbergelbes gu bermeioen,
bds our9 ieinen Niebertpertb unb forttpdb=
renbe S3pantungen elm l1mluufsmittel BON
nn1t9erem Wert6e getporben unb bur9 Ieiz
men @tngang in Die Gepublif, unb fails es
ols geieBli9es 3abIungsmitteG ~bei6e6alten
tDiirbe, fir Die @infi6rung zines anoeren
beferpertbigen MetaGs unb zines neuen
9elOipitems auf feiterer 9runblage Elm
9inoerntB bilben niirbe. SIS 1T baber Bis
CUR @tnfubrung zines neuen 9elbipftems bic
RrGgung nationalen @ilbers berboten. Ollie
dusndrttgen Silbermiin3en irgenb pelmen
Wertbes iinO auBer &urs 9eiebt. 5erner
mullen ale CUR 3eit i'm umlauf befinDlt9en
dusldnOif4en Silbermiin5en binnen brsibiq
6agen mad @erOffentGi9ung bes @rGo0e5
bet ben &egierungstafen eegen rationale
Mein5e i'm 8oapertbe um9etpedfelt perSen,
unb Ourfen bic Regierungsdmter fiirber tein
ausldnOii4es @itbergeIh in s3abGung nebz
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Ser &atSer BATS @ort.
&aifer mmo NsiIttareobtuet.

Do mir felt Monaten 8eri9te ii6er bic
ort9etnenoen S3erpiirfnifie Spif9en Dem
&at1er unb benz bts6erigen &rieqsminiter
unb lber oas M~ilttGrca6inet bes &aifers
9ebra9t BADEN, 10 1T es mt re9t unb biuiq,
DAB mir u audi ben &ai1er reben laf1en.
Denn ou9 einem &aiier gegeniiber muB cine
re3tlt9 osntenbe 3eitung gere9t fem.
Sen freunbliGen taiferliben GerabI6iez
nungsbrief on 8ronIart baben mir bereits
mitgetbeilt. &ura mad 8etanntmu6una
htefes S3retbens bat aber Der &aifer bur6
fetn 5ofz unb 2eib=8latt, ben 8erliner
rRet9sz4n3ei9er" audi fetn biel angefo9t.z
mes 8erbGltniB gu Dem ~bieGgenunnten Mili=
tdrcabinet unb befen @bef 9abnte uri6tiq
fteaen" lafen. 9iefe amtli9e @rtldrunq,
bic iebenfaIs ben erfreuli6en 8epeis Iiez
fert, baB Der &uiier gegen ben @ortpurf
zines neutrality-suspicious. 8enebmens febr
empfinbli4 1T unb bas 8ebiirfniB fiblt,
fi9 gegen benfelben Dffentli9 su re9tferti=
gen, lautet fo!gsnoermaBsn:
x x 4
9as IusT9eiben bes Generals b.r SeSnz
fanterie 8ronfart b. S9enenborff aus feiz
men Sunctionen als &riegsminiiter bat in
Der grefie gu ben mannigfa9ften Combine
tionen iiber Die 8~eipeggriinbe gefi6rt, tpel6e
fir ben Hiidtritt bes berbienten Generals
beftimmenb getpefen finb. Dem qegeniiber
barf auf Die Sbatfa9en berpieIen tperben,
nlter pelden fi4 bas Ausi9eiben bes Sc
neral5 b. 8rOnfart aus ieiner Stelung boGz
Srgen bat. S9on gegen @nbe bieIes 5riib=
joErs bat General b. 8ronfart feline @ntz
IGfEag aIs ~8riegsminiiter unter 8erufung
onf feinen angegriffenen@ acknowledgement
nc9gefu9t. lin ben Minifter mOgli9Ti
feinem 4mt gu erbulten, lift ibm elm l1rluub
Big @nbe Nuguit b. S. ertbeiGt tpOrben. HoG
Dor Qblauf befelben bat Der bis6erige&riegsz
m%initer iein @ntIa1ungsgefu9 erneuert
nnter Der 8egriinbung, baB fi4 iein Sc
Sunbbeits3utanb in Der 3pif6en3eit ni9t
70 setraftigt babe, UNI Die SunctiOnen Der
Rr5sitsrsi4sn unb DsrGntpOrtunsspOaen
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-28
WAS SHE DIVORCED?
Peculiar Legal Puzzle in a Pittsburgh
 Case

An interesting legal question is now ry and attorneys in a divorce suit.
 Kate Hughes of Carnegie was recent ly granted decree divorclng .her from her husband. The question is whether she is a divorced woman or a widow The case is peculiar, and the prothono- tary will probably lose his fees, no matter which way the case Is decided. Mrs. Hughes does not want a decree she has been fighting/for nine months.
 Kate Hughes is a well known resident of Carnegie. Her husband, Martin Hughes, worked for the Panhandle railroad many years and had a large number of freiends in this city. About three years ago he left for parts un- friends. He remained away so long that Mrs. Hughes determined to secure a divorce. She engaged Attorney J. D. Watson and entered slit After nine months, several hearing being held, the divorce was recommended by the com missioner in the case. Martin Hughes had not appeared, either in person or by counsel
 On the morning the decree was hand ed down by the court Mrs. Hughes re- ceived a telegram from New Jersey ad- vising her that her husband, Martin Hughes. who had been employed on a railroad there, had been killed. Before he died he had given them his address Mrs. Hughes had spent large sum of money obtaining the divorce. That morning 1t was handed down, sign ed by the judge but she refused to ap- pear. The prothonotarv has not tram scribed it on his docket. The question is whether she was divorced when the judge signed the decree or when he handed it down. The husband was killed before the decree was placed in the hands of the prothonotary. If Mrs. Hughes was a wife she is entitled to damages from the railroad company; if a divorced woman she has no claim
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-28

scenes represents Church street, with many of the business. houses appearing prominently in view, and 1t has been pronounced by some of the critics who have seen it as remarkably excellent production. The other new scenes made by MT, Roemer are of the same excellent character.
 MT. Phillips of this city has had | charge of the interior decorations, and he has done his work well. The bal cony front, the boxes and the present. um arch have been finished in @ strik- ing blend of silver and gold, making a much more harmonious combination than the two metals are now doing in American politics. The boxes have been hung with new draperies through
 out, new carpets have been laid, and an air of freshness and newness is over all.
 l The policy of the house will continue as before. Continuous shows will be given every afternoon and evening, eX-
 cept Sunday, with the best artists in
 the vaudeville ranks known to the
 European and American stage. MT. Poli has made a close alliance with
 several eminent New York managers | including MT. Keith, Mir Proctor, MT Hammerstein, Roster. & Bial, and Tony | Pastor. All the artists imported by
 these managers will be at MT. Poli' s disposal, and he has already made con- tract with number of foreign celebri- ties to appear at the Wonderland dur 1 ing the season. The first of these are | the PantZer brothers eccentric novelty
 acrobats, imported from Europe few
 weeks ago by MT. Proctor and playing
 on his circuit exclusively since their
 arrival in America. These artists will
 head the opening bill next week, and with number of other eminent per-
 formers will make one of the strongest
 casts yet seen on the Wonderland stage. Novelty has always been one of
 the strong points of MT. Polls manage
 ment, and it is his express intention to
 continue in the same line this season.
 From the interest already aroused
 among the amusement patrons of the
 city the Wonderland appears to have a
 promising suspicious opening next
 Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-28
RAILROAD WRECK.
Fifteen Persons Seriously Injured Three of Them Probably Fatally Laden With War Veterans.

Fifteen Persons Seriously Injured
 Three of Them Probably Fatally
 Laden With War Veterans.
 Concord, N. H., Aug. 27.-The down express on the Concord division of the Boston and Maine railroad, due here at 2:2S D. m., left the rails on account of defective switch near Ferry street, throwing several cars from the track.
 The train was heavily loaded, many of the passengers being on their way from the veterans reunion at the Weirs. The speed of the train was moderate and the first intimation the passengers had of anything wrong was when the cars began to sway as they left the iron. Paul Whipple of Riverdale, $. C., who had been to the veterans reunion and was in the smoking car said: "The train was running along at moderate rate of speed. The car in which rode was filled and everything was going along smoothly, when, all at once the car began pumping on the iron and the passengers were thrown toward the front end. I got out as quickly as pos sible and assisted others to escape The locomotive and baggage car toppled over and one car went down steep embankment. I should say fully ten passengers were hurt. It is probable that the baggage master and engineer are seriously hurt"
 Passengers who were uninjured walk ed down and took the afternoon trains south. None of the passengers were killed, but some fifteen were seriously hurt. MT. Watson of Hillsborough had an arm broken and he was injured in- formally, and his little son, who was riding in the smoking car with him, had his leg broken. The baggage mas ter escaped with severe bruises The injured are being cared for at the wreck where there are many willing hands A large crowd gathered at the scene As soon as those hurt were attended by surgeons they were carried to the hos pital The accident created intense eX- citement throughout the city.
 The latest from the scene of the wreck is that the locomotive and bag gage and smoking cars are badly wrecked and two passenger coaches are of the iron. The fireman was serious ly injured, but the engineer is only slightly hurt. It Is thought that three of the injured will die.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-28
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 Hartford R. R.
JuhQe 29. lS96


 FOR NEW YQ)RK-%4,o5. +4 so xs.oo s7:So, "S:10. S:ao *ls:S5, xlo:So .. m +1s,oO s.O l2:VS' -l:SO (parltpr car limitedl, s1.ss l;So, "2;SO, 800, %lS:3O ~s:52, %4:15 xa,sO ro;2o' S5:S0. 5;s5, 6:SO, WHO, *S1o ls.Is Y, Bfldgeport acconp), *9:10. 9.15 r,, sundays-"4:0 *4t5O, 500 a m wA.aa x6:l6, 7:10. *S;1O, Sg:15, "9:lo h. m FOR WASHINGTON via Hor,a River-~l:05, ll:5Os p. m. (dailv \ FOR BOSTON VI ria Springfiald- .,.,o alo'lo' "1l:05 am, f1;05, @l:44. *5 .59 n n, sundays-*1:1O fni&hD, *5:sz D. m ''-'' FOR BOSTON via New I,ondan aa frovidence-%2.10, l*2:20, *11:35 Inar,an car iimited) a. m.l "12:O5. *3.oo . sA.on .0l '4'55. s6:55 p. m. $undays-s2:1o .a.oo' .oO' a. m., "4:55, *6:55 p. m. 0' A'1V' FOR ABERDEEN, HARTFopn SPRINGFIELD. Etc.-*1IO dn,gh+1 $40, 500. x10:1O, *1O:5O (Whrte Monn' .' tain Express, first stop Hartforal sll:O5 a. m., 12:06 *1:05, II "A (first ston Hartford), 3:15. 500, *5:52, (6:15 tn Hartford), S;05, 10:05 D. nj. Sundavs- @l:1O (night), *5:52, S:2S D. m. NEW LONDON DIvTSION--
 For New London, etc.-*2:10. (night, *2:2o (night), :5o 9:3O, 11:o5. 411 .a5 lparlor car, linited), '. m, *12:O5. *3.00 S:05, 3:55 (to Saybro9 Junction)' *4.2o a4:55, 5:15 (to Saybroi& Junction.. 6:1S "6;55, 9:1O (Guilford ,cc.) D. m. S,,n' days-*2:10 (night). IE2O (night) xS.5o a. H., F4:55, *6:55 p. ll AIR LINE DIVISION
 For Middletown, Wllimantic. etc. 7:45 a. m, 2:10, *2:33, los p. m. Sun days-*1:15 p. m. Co1hecting at Mid. dletown with Valley bivision and I .t WiiiimaT tic with the !. D. R R o,,s N. l.. N. R. R.; at Turnrville with roI chester branch.
 DIVSIoN-
 For Shelburne Falls, Turner's, Taus Williamsburg, HolyoA New Hart' ford and intermediate Natfons-7.aE m. and 400 D. Tn. FoiW estfield anr intermediate stations, [ b5 D. m.
 For Pennington, Ne AHartford ans points this side-7:45 am. 12.o4' d.no 5:55 D. m "'oo, BERKSHIRE DIvISICi
 For Derby Junction, nbv Ansonia etc.-7:00 9:35 a. m, 1aO, 2:3e A.nn 5:35, 7:5O, 11:20 D. m. Suhays-8.1n ' m, S:S0 p. m. q
 For Waterbury-7:o ho ftbro,,a,. train via Naugatuck Jurilons a. m. l2:OO, 2:39, 5:35, 7:5O ph. S,,ndo,e. ,de =. -S:10 a. m. SIS D. m. (yHNanga 4,,s,s Junction} Ns1oA
 For Winsted-7:0o, 9:35 ao.. 2.sa E..r p. m. Sundays-S:1O a. s.15 fvs. Naugatuck Junction. D. nj
 For Shelton, Botsford, Neown nor bury, Pittsfield, State Ling :a5 . 400 D. m. e' q iii.'
 For Albany Buffalo, Dedt cy,nc,r- natl, St. Louis, Chicago ar+hd rma1r Vid state Line-Q.o5 Q Yn f , VI -
 For Litchfield and points, <; s IT N. R. R (via Derby JunctE,a os M @ m. 400 p. m. -9'00 q
 Express Trains. xLocaSbras.
 z. T. HEMTEAD.
 General Passe,r Agent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-28
years.

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