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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
coSDucTFO ny NOV. :. ;. mSiEH.

The attendance this year has been
good. We have had but little sickness,
and though there have been several
days Of rainy weather, yet our per cent
Of daily attendance is perhaps the best
in several years. We have not had any
tardy pupils.
These two improvements will give
us better class Of pupils for promotion
at the close Of the term than we had
last year. In fact, last year we had so
many cases Of measles that some Of our
best pupils failed 10 make the required
per cent for promotion, but many who
thus failed, were promoted anyway up
on the recommendation Of their teach
ers. Most Of them have done good
work aud justified the superintendent
and teacher who irregularly promoted
them. Some were promoted upon the
earnest solicitation Of the pupil aud It's
parent with the assurance that the
child would keep up, but most oithis
class have not kept up and are now
drawback TO tweir classes. These same
pupils and parents will very likely
come mp again next September and
expect the teachers 10 consent 10 still
further promotion Of these pupils.
This farce in our school has already
gone too FAR, und should receive a sub
siantial and permanent check.
ROLL or HONOR FoR MARCH,
First grade-Epsey Zanetti, general
average 92.
Second grade-l.ouise Harris, Ray
Montgomery, Julia ParEek, Bertha
Stuart, Hattie Bernard, Cora Garth,
Ruth Lawrence, Seth Demerret, Ham.
met Hardy, and Oliver Gregg.
Third grade-None on roll, but Mabel
Zuber led her class %.
Fourth grade - Johnnie Chambers
Mary stubenrauch, Lizzie Wilcox, Lucy
Wilson and Katie Wright, who led "a.
Fifth Grade-Bertha Roberts, Lills
Graham Mclnnis, Annie Grice, Nelli,
Wright. Atwood Reading, Nellie Rohd,
and Frank Gartner.
Sixth grade--A Section, Edna Zubel
(9sl Arrie Cole and Mamie Sims.
d acknowledgements Rypinski (06)
Lena Wetter and Clara wetter.
seventh grade None. Alice Wed
dington led her class, "a.
Eighth grade-None. Perry Duncan
led his class, %.
Ninth and Tenth grades, not given.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
REVERSED THE JUDGMENT.
Judge ssabsrn Decides . LITTLE Rock
tass At ~. Loala

AAAa ~ - hsnaAAs
81. LOUIS, April lA--Judgg sanborn,
In the United States appellate court, has
handed down decision In tho cass Of
the Old National bank Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and the Southern National bank
Of New York, appellants. Va 8. II.
Cookrill. receiver Of tho First National
bank Of Little Rock. Ark. appellee.
The appeal was brought from the circuit
court Of Arkansas.
The controversy arose over the dissri-
button Of the proceeds Of some cotton.
mills In Little Rock and the lands on
which they stood. Cockrill. the receiver
Of the First National bank. was award
cd Judgment Of al the proceeds from
the sale Of the property for the benefit
OF the creditors Of tho bank The Old
National bank and the Southern Ma
tional bank joined In the appeal from
this decree. L. J. Butler. As trustee Of
q deed Of trust on the land, also joined
In the appeal.
The court Of appeals reversed tho
judgement OF the lower coart with In.
structions that out OF the fund raisid
by the sale Of the property in question
the receiver Of the First National bank
be allowed sli9s for expenses aud taxes
and the remainder OF the funi b. dis
tributed between Receiver Cockrill. the
Southern National bank and the Old
National bank Of Grand Rapids
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
1HE IRes1Ls GAVE VA.
A Train Gees Down. killing Five Men
and InJuring Two.

A Train Gees Down. killing Five Men
and InJuring Two.
MITCHELL, Ind, April Alive men
were instantly killed and two others
fatally injured in bridge accident yes.
tordAy. Il happened half a mile from
Bedford junction ON the Belt railroad
on which the stone from the Bedford
quarry il transferred from one road to
another.
The train consisted Of an engine and
two gravelcars and was running at a
high rate Of speed at the time Of the
accident While passing over what is
known as the Standard trsstle the last
span from the direction Of Bedford col.
lapsed. The locomotive was at that
time beyond the trestle. and had It not
been pulled from the track by the
weight Of the cars behind II the mon on
the engine would have escaped. As IL
was, the two cars went down a trestle
into a ditch 70 feet deep and the engine
pulled backward In spite Of the mo.
mentum Of the train. rolled over and
plunged down an embankment IS feet
high.
All the men were employees Of the
road and were engagcdin ballAsting the
tracks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15


Fine toilet soaps at N. II. James. l2l
Frank CLARK has returned nom Hous-
ION.
Ladies madres shirt waists and beau
lllul belts 10 match at Cole Bros. III
The annual Ross Volunteer Hop will
lake place shortly at College.
Bath and Carriage sponges very cheap
at II. II. James. l2i.
Rev stock ladies' slippers, oxfords
ana shaps in Toxic shapes at Cole
Bros. III
J. l.. llensarling was up from Well
born yesterday.
A. +. Wilson Of IIearne, was here
yesterday.
when you want TO smoke try the
"Falresi Wheel" at NJ. II. James l2l
Summer mating IN beautiful pat
terms, bobinet mosquito netting, etc,
Just received at Cole Bros. III
A. L. Ewing was here nom the BTazos
bottom yesterday evening.
Try alfalfa. 1t Is fine for stock. Also
have q full line Of other feed siuis.
Phone 81. 7. J. Castles.
&c. Allen has purchased Joe Mus
larhia's barber shop.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
THE COAL TRADE.
escrstary-rreasurer NoBEids Makes .
Report 20 his Association.

AAN@AANN N---"~
Report 10 Hls Association.
COLUMBUS. April "a In the report
Of Secretary Treasurer Patrick No
Brydo Of the United Mine Workers Of
America 10 the association says tho
coal trade was better prior to 1890.
when this association was formed. than
IL Is now. The value Of coal on board
Of cars at the mines for 1890 was $40.
4g0, s5l and for 1924 IL was sl,I0S, $50,
less than In 1890. although the product
was greater by 7.50O.Sso tons. This
condition, 90 detrimental TO both the
miner and operator was caused he said
by the cursed system OF surdval Of the
fittest Prior TO 1890. central Pennsyl.
vania was represented in the national
minework. Now they are not here
The virginias and thor cheap coal had
much 10 do with effecting the changed
conditions. Formerly all their coal
went 20 the Atlantic seaboard. To-Day
there Is moro West Virginian coal in
Chicago than Ohio. though II has 20
pass through Ohio en- route 20 Chicago.
The financial condition OF the assooia-
ton shows q debt Of about 5000 with
about $1,000 on hand. Mcbride said he
expected 10 SOC tho deb. wiped out be-
fore The convention adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
MURDER and Suicide.
One Young Woman Kills An
other and Herself.
A STRANGE CASE IN ILLINOIS.

The Cause Of the Deed Was the Fas-
elnatlng Love Of Mica Mary LiBneat
For Aiiss Elizabeth Trovbridge-Ths
Former Attempted = similar Deed
Once Before At Chicago.
ED0IN. April il.--Miss Mary Linnett
Of Chicago shot and instantly killed
Miss Elizabeth Trowbridge. q promi.
nent young woman, Of this city and
then killed herself. shortly after q
o'clock last night. The double tragedy
took place in South State street. the
principal residence street Of the city.
and when the police reached the spot
both girls were found lying dead on
the sidewalk in pool Of blood while In
the hand Of che murderess was Rra'ped
largo revolver.
Miss Linnett some years ago conceived
a singular liking for young woman In
Chicago, a noighbor. and attempted 10
take her life because she would not live
with her. She was sent 70 the insane
hospital here less than u year ago and
was discharged from she institution As
cured In December last Miss Trow.
bridge was an attendant at the hospital
and had charge Of Miss Linnott. who
became passionately attached to her.
Her regret In leaving Elgin was that
abe must leave her friend behind. She
returned 10 Chicago where she remained
at her homo. Her friends believed her
entirely cured Of her mental troubles
The case is parallel with that Of
Alice Mitchell. who killed FrodA Ward
at Memphis. Tenn. several years ago,
excepting no attempt was made to COM
init suicide.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

home among the constituents Of con.
gressmen aud senators and necessity for
progressive action has produced a great
change. Men who wonld not speak TO
mo in December are growing more
chummy. There is only ono trouble.
There Is only one reason why we arc all
being hArrAsssd with doubt and that IA
some silver men hate to quit the old
party and the feeling Of loyalty holds
them back"
The outlook Is altogether favorable
for tho Democratic convention TO BE-
controlled by tho free silver wing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
CITY ELECTION.

II Is hereby ordered that a special
election for city officers 70 wit one
member Of the city council, TO MI va
cancy caused by W. 4. Saunders, who
was elected a. alderman al the regular
election on the 9TH ult., failing to quail
~ a. such-shall be held at the city
hall In Bryan on the 2sth day OF April,
1895. At the same time aud place the
question Of stock running at large In
the city shall be submitted 10 the quail
fled voters Of said city; the ticket
shall read AZ follows
For alderman.
Against stock runningat large In city.
For stock running at large 10 city.
And Is. +. Leman Is hereby appointed
presiding officer, who, together with
such others as he may appoint, shall
hold said election In accordance with
the city charter and city ordinances
and the state laws governing elections.
April II, 1896. Z. A. ADAMS,
Attest, A. b. Cam, Mayor.
s. b. 9.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
s.b...lan caash. In Ksa.aahy.

LEXINGTON, April il-Dstsotive Geo.
Drake arrived here yesterday With John
N. Sebastian. the maa who IL charged
with numbering Y. N. Stripping near
Waco. Tex. nearly two years ago.
Governor Bradley has not signed the
reQuisition papers. and Judge J NJ.
Sebastian, uncle Of the accused, will
make strong effort 10 persuade him
not 10 do 90. Alrsady petition IL in
the governors hands saying the Pc
tltionors believe Sebastian will be
lynohed n taken 30 Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
Trlrh,sn.a 20 Death.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, April IA
Mrs. John Lawfton Of Crawford. was
frightened 10 death last evening. She
heard noise in the street and reached
the door Jus, In time 10 SEQ runaway
team pass by. The drivers coat had
fallen aud wound about the hub till Il
resembled a human form, and tho sup.
position IL that Mrs. LAwfton thought
il was the body Of her little grandson,
who had been playing In the road a
moment befure. With q cry Of distress
she dropped 20 the floor and never re-
gained consciousness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
Through a Trsslls.

NEW ORLEANS. April IA train,
cons sting OF accumulation baggAgeoar.
two daycoaches and sleeper. plunged
through = ttestle AZ mile S3 on the
Queen and Crescent road. three miles
above Vossburg today. Reports Of tho
wreck are meager. but the latest infor-
nation received at tho main Office NJ
this point is 20 the effect that six pas.
s,ngers were injured and one seriously
hurt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

~, taIe-Ny residence. Well locat'
/, .s., eraded school, b gh and well
drained. With every convenience. APP
nlv b u. D. hudson. ll9
Ask your physician, your druggist
and your friends about shilohs Cure
fof Consumption. They VIII recon-
mend II. Sold by sam b. Wilson y
Co. Bryan.
just received an exquisite line Of
snmmer dress goods, linens, dimiiies,
aocks. crepons and brocaded saieens-
ne newest things IN Bryan at Cole
Bros. See them. III
W. S. Howell Is attending the lum-
hafnhn's convention at Austin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

sPARrANBUR0. 8. C.. April i4-Ex.
Mayor Gilrath Of Greenville. one Of the
most prominent men In tho state. was
found dead In his Office In Greenville
early this morning. The pistol with
which ho had been shot was found b.
his side. II lie supposed to be a case Of
Fuiolde.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
sa,oili Leave. S. Loul.

ST. LOUIS, April ii-Attcr a weeks
visit here Cardinal sitolll, the apostolic
delegate. and his secretary, Rev. DIR.
Rocker, loft for Washington over the
Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern rail.
way. Tho cardinal was much pleased
with the plan Of his entertainment
while here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

ST. LOUIS. April IA westbound
freight on tho Missouri Pacific railroad
was precipitated through the middle
span Of the bridge across the Gasconado
river al 1850 O'Clock this morning. Sew.
oral cars now lie At the bo.to m Of the
river. Fire also destroyed several cars.
The main line. a. a consequence Of the
wreck. may be blookaded for several
days. -Four tramps were seriously in
iured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

CINCINNATI, April il-The attorney
for AlonEo WAlling, indicted with Scott
jackson for the murder Of Pearl Bryan,
has been notified 10 DO ready TO proceed
with the trial May 3. THIS indicates
that Judge Helm expects TO finish the
trial Of SCOTT JAokson In two weeks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

NEWCASTLE, Pa. April A-Mra
Susan schafcr, aged 81 years. and her
housekeoper, Mrs. Martha Burt, were
alone a, home near Bsssomer last
night when an unknown italian APP
psarod and attempted TO assault Mrs
Burt She ran to another room pursued
by the man and Just as he was about TO
seize her. she grespsd q pvolver aud
shot him, instantly killing him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

LoGANsPoRr. La. April h.-During
heavy rainstorm the residence Of Mrs
NJ. J. Brook, Just across tho Texas line
IN Shelby county, was struck by light
ming setting FIRE thereto aud destroy
ing the building completely. Loss, about
aIaan
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

ne IL rendered a Reception By Ma
Friends There.

DyFvER, April if--Senator Tillman
Of South Carolina Is in Denver. A pub
lilo reception was rendered the distin'
guishod visitor at the Brown Palace ho'
tel tonight aud tomorrow night he
will address the state Democratic con-
vention. When asked as TO the poliical
outlook Senator Tillman said:
Il have discovered a much stronger
spinal column among the silver Demo
Gratis In fact. heretofore. Il has been
a sort Of . jelly affair. the pressure az
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
REMOVAL OF MssoURps CAPITAL.
Oh lection nalssd TO the bond By JEFF
firson City Citizen.

firson City Citizen.
JEFFERSON CRY, No, April Al.
II. Boutwell,. J. g. Van Ripper, p. c
strAtton, j d. Quigley and others from
sedalia presented yesterday bond
signed by the American Surety com.
pany OF New York for the carrying out
Of the provisions Of the constitutional
amendment removing the capital from
jefferson City 10 Sedalia. A. NJ. Hough
Of jefferson City asked the governor to
withhold his official action until such
time as he could file objections 10 the
bond The governor set the date Of the
acceptance for rendition FOR next Mon.
day at 10 o'clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
AN ATTEMPTED WRECK.
oro,,ilss riaosd on the Track Just lie.
fore q Fast Train l. Due.


fore = Fast TrAln l. Due.
CLEVELAND. April i4-A dastardly
attempt TO wreck the limited express
due in this city at $3.50 o'clock this
morning on the Cleveland and Pitts.
burg road was made near the southern
limits Of this city. A rollingmill ON.
ployee on his way TO work discovered
the obstruction just In time 10 avoid a
wreck. Two heavy railroad ties had
been placed from rail to rail on the
track and heavy ties also placed paral'
lei with tho rails on tho outside.
Scarcely hal the obstruction been re-
moved when the limited Numbered by
at the rate Of 20 miles an hour.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
nlown Up By Dynamiss.

CnIco. Tex. April l4-At a Rock
Island rock quarry near here John Gun
ningham was blown mp by dynamite
one eye Is burst ont OF his head, one
arm badly laoerated aud his body
bruised In several places.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
uMoNsM CAUSES HIS DISCHARGE
Now the Manager IL Arrested FOR VIC
iAilng Minnesota lava

Now the Manager IL Arrested For vlo-
iAslng Minnesota lava
DULUTH. April IA deputy sheriff
has gone 10 Tower carrying a warrant
for the arrest OF Edwin Ball. manager
Of the Minnesota mine at that place.
He is charged with violating the statute
which provides that a man shall not be
discharged because no is a member Of a
labor union. The complaint was sworn
to by @. ]. Pinn. who was discharged
BY Mr.. Ball some time ago. Pinn states
that when he asked Ball what IL was
for no said Il was because he was q
member OF the miners union. Pinn
further says that Ball had openly stated
that he would employ none but non.
union men aud that union men need
not apply. The prosecution Is instiga-
ted by the Trades assembly Of this city
The case will probably DO important a.
it viii be- made a test case by the
Trades assembly and the Minnesota
Iron company. II Ball is convicted IL
will be an important victory for the la
Dor unions OF tho state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
r.l.rranh lin. Complete.

PHGSlx. A. T., April l4-Ths West
ern Union construction force OF 20 has
completed the loop from Maricopa 70
PhGnix, 50 miles. giving PhUnix direct
communication With all points between
III Paso. Tex. and Los Angeles, Gal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

GUTHRIE. o. T., April i4--In the
case Of William Faulk, charged with
the murder Of Jesse Taylor az Chandler,
after being out "a hours, the jury
brought In a verdic, Of guilty Of man.
alauChtoF.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

NaInaec licenses: S. Webb and
Georgia De Witt, Alex Walker and
Elsla Williams and Bette Ann Bryant.
Beautiful line Of ladies fine madres
shirt waists, the latest styles and ef'
lscls, just received at Cole Bros. III
Or. Wealheriord went out 10 the
Alexandria Chapel neighbofhood yes
lerdfY morning and ampuiated the left
lee Of Mr.. win Parker's son above the
knee, on account Of necrosis Of the
bone.
Iiis getting to be pretty generally
known around town tina. the "Curios-
ily' is the best Dc cigar. Sold by NJ.
II. James. l2l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

DURHAM. N. O., April iI.--An ex.
plosion took place in Oollisry a, Win.
mington. Eight miners are known to
have been killed and It is believed IS
persons In all will loso their lives
through the disaster.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

By an uninientional error the Eagle
stated Yesterday morning that the Mr..
John Zimmerman would be buried with
Masonic honors. We regret 10 learn
the error occasioned some misunder-
standing. The funeral occurred yesier-
day at Tryon and was largely attended.
II will tickle you after you try il.
You will be delighted with the results.
II gets there quick, no trouble, but
ueat pleasure. The Wonder Ice Cream
Freezer does the work. You will grin
aud smack your lips In five minutes
after you begin. Try one. lle
J. A. Myers.
Justice Charles Gamer has inaugur-
aied a secret investigation Of the j..
Barrow murder case and issued sub
poenas for a number Of Wellborn peo-
pie to appear before him here, 10 the
end Of discovering, II possible, at whose
hands deceased came to his death.
Over one hundred witnesses have been
Summoned in the case and complete
review Of the life Of J. Barrow from the
time he came TO the county up TO his
assassination viii be made and every
clue followed to the end.
The fire company Is growing. Four
new members Joined at the meeting
Monday night and a committee was
appointed to repor, iayorably to the
city council on the new chemical en-
CINE.
Cold butter, cold milk. fresh beef
steak can't be had ladies unless You
buy one Of the reliable Peerless refriger-
ators. Talk Is cheap but there Is no
economy In buying a cheap oomplicat-
ed refrigerator. We sell the best. You
call and examine for yourself and after
looking you will see that sell what
you want and you will levy all others
sadly alone. 10 J. A. Myers.
Karls Glover Root Tea Is a SURF
cure for Headache and nervous dis.
eases. Nothing relieves 40 quickly,
Sold by sam d. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan.
Lawn MOwers--Rubber Hose.
Now Is the time to buy Lawn Mower.
land Rubber Hose for lawn sprinkling
! sell the Majestic, High Wheel Lawn
mowers, They are hrst-elass and
cheap. Askinga portion Of your trade
| am, Respectfully, etc,
i?l J. A. MYERS.
Lunch and Ice Cream will be served
by the ladies Of the Episcopal ohvrch Al
the residence Of Mrs. J. W. English
Friday, April Il, from $50 to 10 p. mi
Karrs Clover Root Tea purliies thd
blood ana gives clear aud beautiful
complexion. Sold by Sam h. Wilson
a Co, Bryan.
Capt 5. NJ. Defden returned from
Hico yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

Consumption, LaGrippc, Pneumonia,
and all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by sam
H. Wilson d Co, Bryan.
Fine perfumery and toilet articles a
NJ. II. James. i2l
NJ. II. James has gone to San Anio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15
THE MARKETS.


NHw ORLnANA April la-Cotton -Niidilns,
Iii.iee; low middlinE ~; good ordinary,
ola
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-15

DALfAa April 70 Kidding. e; low mia.
ding eSS ordinary, "a gooi ordinary. el.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
IIOFFEIt.

Fred Leach was the first man to
cut oats in this vicinity. .Mollie
Shirk is on the sick list. -. j. Ross
sold his Bottling works to w. II,
Kerstetter for the sum of $500, "A,
S. Kreitzer of Nanticoke was al
home visiting his sick mother, C.
+. Bahner of Selinsgrove was visit.
ing friends here Sunday. ...T The
Grubb's church annual picnic will be
held on August sth. BY n mistake
it was reported the 18th. but it will
be held the Sth, .Childrens' meet
ing at the Aline church was well at,
tended, the house being more than
crowded. &. . A heavy thunder storm
passed over us on Monday evening.
with little rain.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30

Every one, Old and young, needs rest ana re-.
Grafton at some time during the heated Summer
term. and whore it can be obtained better than
at the seashore.
No other place can compare with Southern
New Jersey IN seaside resorts, either IN point of
number or OF excellence. Atlantic city Is the
most popular resort IN America, and Cape May,
Sea Isle city. ocean CITY, Avalon Anglesea,
Wildwood. and Holly Beach do not fall far short
OF Atlantic Cltys high standard.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, whose
object always Is 10 give It's patrons the cheapest
rates compatible with good service, has arranged
for excursions TO the soa5hOre rromErc Fassett,
Dauphin and intermediate stations (includng
stations on branch roGdsl. August o ana 20.
Excursion tickets, good for 10 days, VIII be
sold at extremely low rutes.
Persons may, II they so desire 81 to Atlantic
city via the new Delaware River Bridge Route
the only all-ral line from points In Pennsylvania
10 Atlantic city.
For information IN regard 10 rates, time OF
trains, consult small bills or apply TO nearest
ticket agent.