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Evening journal., 1897-04-20

NOTICE.-TO THE HONORABLE
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions
Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, IN and for New Cas-
spectacle citizens and substantial free
holders Of the First ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, do hereby certify that Ida
M. F0ord and William IT, Robinson, trad
ants and occupants Of the store situated at
52l Orange street, In the First ward, In
the city OF Wilmington county ana state
aforesaid, and described In their applica-
ton. and who are applicants for "a license
on Monday. the 10th day OF May, A. ID.
1897, being the next term OF SAID court, for
the sale OF intoxicating liquors I'm guam
titles not less than ono half gallon there
in not TO be drunk on the premises they
being licensed retailers Of goods. wares
and merchandise. the aggregate cost value
OF their stock constantly kept ON hand for
sale is not less than i've hundred dollars
They are persons of fun age, sobriety ana
good moral character. that such sale or
Intoxicating liquors az said place ia neces-
sary to accommodate the public; that
they are tenants OF said house and the
true rental value Is $3.50, and
the following respectable citizens OF
said ward. at least twelve or whom are
substantial freeholdors or said ward, rec
omnend the said application, VIZ;
George O'Neill, Patrick Doughcrty,
Michael KehOc Louis Scheu,
Ludwig Hendricks, a. Neumaycr.
Jacob Scheiber. Peter G. smith,
George A. willis. Henry GrcDc,
James O'Neill Edward Harklns.
10. j. McManus, Andrew Wilhelm,
E Neumaver Charles A. BricEcl,
James II. Harklns, James Shobe,
/ John Buder, THOMAS Mcliuehf
Thomas Alulrooney, David R. Myers,
A. Hauber, j. Wesley Osborne,
Thomas A. Carney, Thomas j; kehoe,
FOORD BOTTLlNG co.
Evening journal., 1897-04-20

Pennies and small change can be
had at the counting-room Of the Even
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Evening journal., 1897-04-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTTCE.-I. JAMES M'vEY. THE
tenant and occupant of the house situated
at southeast corner Front and
Market streets. In the Second ward
Ia the city OF Wilmington,
county OF New Castle and State Of
Delaware, In compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that i shall apply In
writing to the Court OF General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state of Delaware, I'm and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday. the 10th day Of
May, 1871, being the next term Of
as an inn or tavern. for the nale therein
OF intoxicating liquors I'm less quantities
than one quart 70 be drunk on the prem.
lses and the following respectable ciu-
zens OF said ward. at least twelve OF
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward, recommend the said application
Evening journal., 1897-04-20

depot and bottling establishment of the
company, phone 351, No. 405 Orange
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
TWO GOOD BILLS.
Measures Introduced Dealing with
Courts and Common Schools.

Courts AMI Common Schools.
Council Till No. IA, introduced 10y Coulss
ciimHn Hughes, In All act relating 70 e II
tcmpts ~ court and reads ~ follows:
Be II enacted by the legislative a,ss.n
bly, ~ the territory uf New Mexico: =
section l. Every court Of this terns
tory shall have the power now ysstes' =
!, by law ~ punish for contempt cnuv
united In IT, presence or hearing or ARD.
ing from di-0be,iirnce u Ia judgm-ns
decree, order. process or subpoena, lav'
fully made or issued by said court; hg
no person charged with any contempt a
any court or any Judge thereof, oth4l
than ~ aforesaid, shall be punished ~
any such contempt except after Ind "a
nient therefor by n grand jury and tri
and conviction thereof by a jury. whide
jury shall asses the punishment theretcsn
aud 10 punishment other than IL NJ ~
Sets-ei shall be pronounced or entered q
any court of this territory In any SUD
case 10 tried 10y q jury.
Sec. =. Contempt In hereby declared q
be- n misdrmeanor and shall be punish<1l
by line not 10 exceed $50 or by impst,oJl
mrnt In the county Jail not " exec
thirty days or both such line and imprsn
Onment.
Sec. 3.--ln all cases ot coavictioo q
contempt Of court the defendant shi
have the right 70 have such Judgment Z
conviction reviewed by the supreme CUT
OF this territory by appeal % writ IL srni
In the same manner and 10 the same Il
feet ~ Is now provided by law for th@ n
view OF other criminal c.ses In said q
preme court. q
Councilman Curry has introduc~i
bill In the council known a. council bl,
No. ", amending the laws u 1891. e~tatS
fishing common schools In the terrilote
and creating the office Of superintendent
OF public instruction. and providing 70 4
Il territorial board Of education. whld
reals:
he IL enacted by the legislative As.sn
bly, Of the territory Of New Mexico: Z
Section That the superintendent
public instruction. the president OF 4
Michaela college OF Santa fs, the pre-
dent Of the lniNersity ut AlbuqoefQsx
the president Of the Agricultural Coll~[
at Las Cruces. the director OF the Send
~ Mines AT SO-orrO. the principals OF a
Normal schools nj Las Vegas and sim
CITY. aud the superintendent Of the NJ
Mexico Military Institute at Kosvs
shall be and constitute the territOru
board of education aud shall meet sen
annually at the office Of said superinieS
ent on the first Monday OF June and i
csml-r oi each year. The board IA
elect ita own officers aud the preaidl !
shall have the power 10 assemble the mes
brrs Of the board At any time and pls
nj hia discretion.
Sec. = The territorial board Of eiuo
ton shall have the power 70 adopt III
fOrm courses Of study Tor the c0niIils
schools Of the territory aud ~ estAbls
rules and regulations governing u
same; a. establish rules and regulates
for the uniform examination Of tearhef
and "a grant territorial certificates
accordance with such rules and reguI
tlOn- ~ they may deem proper. AMI
provide for holding and conducting W
NAL institutes IN the various COUNTIES
the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
lime F0R HOLDING COURT.
A New law for EDDY, Lincoln and
lhANcA InunIlrN


saturday Afternoon GuV IhutntOn ap.
proved house hill ". a.. An act a. tn
the time ui holding the district courts IN
the counties ut Eddy, ChaNes aud Lin.
coin, which reads N- follows
I've II enacted by the sd Legislative ~.
-"mhly ~ the territory Of New MEXICO
section The terms Uf the district
courts Tor the counties " Eidy. ChaNra
aud Lincoln. territory II New Mexico,
shall hr held nj the time hereinafter liked
and continued until Adjournment b, ~.
der ~ the court. tu-wit In the cuuiIty VI
Eddy, the last Monday IN March and the
second MUndA, IN October " each year
III the county " thay-. the third Mon.
DAY III March aud the fourth Monday In
October " each year and ~ Lincoln. the
second Monday In April aud the second
Monday III NuNrmhrr ~ each year.
section AN bonds, Nrn,f,~. war.
rants, wits, subpOrlla-, aud other pro-
ccH4es trtutnAblr 10 the said district
courts ~ are mentioned In the act "
1873. page d. chapter 81 thereof. aud the
acts Of 1894, page 80, chapter ~ thereof
shall To- trtutnablr tu the terms ~ here.
lnheturr liked.
Section s. That the said chapters III
the acts 1T 1871 and 1874. pages above
mentioned, ~ Tar ~ the, apply tu terms
NJ district courts IN the counties " Eddy
thaNeS and Lincoln, aud all laws IN con
illct herewith hr aiid the sHIna are hrrphy
repealed, this act Ia bc IN full force aud
effect from aud after IT, passage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13

S0usa has the faculty Oi catering 10 all
classes II ears, The Wagner enthusiast.
the lover Of sentimental Italian music
aud the everyday American, who likes
soul stirring marches, will each iind
something " please and thrill. III" en-
thuziAam at hi4 concerts would be a rev
citation "a those who imagine that music
IL merely something "a AnalyLa. dis.ect
and study. Perhaps they might con
clude, In time. that the ultimate purpose
Of music II that soulful enjoyment arts.
ing out Of the vocal and instrumental
expression Of melOdiOus and harmonic
numbers, but nj present they deceive
themselves into the belief that music
pleasant " hear and agreeable Ia aen,
timental nature, must be- trivial and
worthless.
John Philip Sousa disapproves this
ridiculous Theory IN the most substantial
manner. His programs are composed of
extracts from the works Of the best writ.
ers Of mOdern music and the old mast ers
W arranged ~ 10 form pleasing and ~.
fectiSe contrasts, and while the express
sion II u military band II more limited
than that Of u grand orchestra, owing 10
the absence Of strings, but II II far more
,irile and inspiring and SOusa does not
fail tO lend n charm even n those rx.
cerpts from Wagner ~ frequently intro.
duced In his programs Scusa has struck
alphabetically the key note 0f popular
concerts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
Tho fire He'll.

flltbfN NfTn,
On the streets this morning scor~
peOple were heard W remark, "Nhf
time ot night did this Dire originate;
did not hear the alarm" Many Of Nbs7
people living within two or three NJ IAN
Of the he'll tower we're not aroused, mws
lerS ilrensn and others living In ND,
distant parts II the city. hut Ia II u.
wonder; Any person with the ID!
philU'ophic knowledge will answer u
Look at our tire bell. placed "a II In, Dig
ly fastened ~ the tops Of -four uprIfa
iron rods siXty.tlYe feet high, tapsFins
q point AT the top where tina bell u d
enel and the other ends fastened 10 q
Earth. The stroke Ia made by means
a rope fastened 10 one end OF the elApp
which latter strikes the end OF the lei /
The atmosphere II the medium thrcaf
which we expect 10 hear the vibration,
u hell at u little distance. but when n
consider that an iron rod Ia q fAr led
conductor NJ the vibrations than the q
We may Ia enlightened on the subist
Almost every work on philosophy ubf
the head OfAcOustics win Inform us
the experiments Of Prof. Blot proved y
AN iron rod will conduct vibrations
sound with ten and half times the
locity that the air will. Therefore. a.
Sldering that our tire bell IL firmly
ened 10 four iron rods, whose coHh5
conducting power must 10 forty
times ~ great "a the atmosphere. 10
wonder that We cannot hear the syuf
even At u short distance
! wrote about this three or four yr&
ago. have spoken OF II often whik
ihe city council. Now In justice v
noble volunteer htaHen, 10 whom
honor II due for having. 10y their pts
iitnis and skill. extinguished ever
that ever originated Ia this city. Ls
combining the flames N the building
which the IRE Arose; In justice 70
public. and In the name OF c'as
sense ! am urged N speak II II Al y
This condition Of things should b"
I'll after and changed.
In =. AUBRlps f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
C.rrnlI u. rIxh,'. R.n,,,.

Washington. Feb ". The eleventh
annual report Of the department Of labor
has Just h'en transmitted 10 congress by
Commissioners Wright, and shows that
the proportion 81 women n the whole
wor king class II increasing. white that
0i children II decrpal ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
Fron the Madrid Mins..

The mines al Madr'' are now running
@ntSN iiHt-wrNS~n n-wr-yarius, de-
partmentS have accepted the new rundi
lions. and are doing their very hest un.
der them TO make ends meet. some
slight changes, 10y WAY ~ compromiA,,
were made Ia the shopS-l0weT prices for
store supplies aud hou~' rent. from the
figures published IN TnE tIrlLEN lust
before resumption. The scale II wages
al frat offered by the company remain
the same.
The shaft Oi the holster nj mine No. 5,
an the Cock aud White seam. broke
Wednesday afternoon, and caused Supl.
Dnggan " make trip 10 Albuquerque
"a have II repaired. The work was very
promptly done. and Mr., Iuggan With the
shaft returned last night. II II expected
the repairs on the hoist will W. c0mplrt,
~ to-day and ~urk al the mines which
has been idle since the accident. Ts-um.
ell Tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
imp"riant cattle Sr~s.

Cot Colin Cam ron, president Of the
Gait le SANITARY l"atd al ArLOna, and
capt Fflc" Rehau member of the board.
came III from the west last night aud
continued on Ia santa fr, AT the request Of
hoS. horntOn, to m,+t with the board,
relative Ia having the quarantine against
Arizona cattle ~ made IN the governor 4
proclamation II Jan. 81, removed. The
Arizona gentlemen have gooi reasons Tor
asking the request. ~ the government
has Just issued quarantine regulations.
drawing the lines and without mention
ing the territory " Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13

neglect The woman who neglects 10 10 T,
Anef The health ~ the Organs most essentL
to h,t ~omanhood ignofsntly OF wilfulJ
courts death and death In q slow aud az
nuing form Ills Of this description rsndri
Awuman life \ dat burden, aud spprosS d
ing motherhood q menace Of the gave,
IN infallihle cure fot all weakness and d.
ease u the delicate organs that make wife
hood aud mothe thood possible 10 found .u
~ Pictces Favotite Prescription. II ace
directly and only on these organ. pr
parrs the maid for wifchoVd and the ~,
fnt motherhood II does away With -,
usual di.comfutts Of the period preceding
motherhood II insutes healthy baby AZ
makes partutition easy and comparative y,
painless Thousands OF women have ts,'i
he'd to it, wonder working virtues Get ~
At the druggists and refuse all substitute,
There - nothing just the same " OF joe
A. good The druggist Who tells you thsr
Il ~ either mistaken OF dishonest
= an very ,h.rth, To you Indeed fo' vh,
~ rirt,rs FaVutits ftestitSioa hes dohs
me wtue. Ms Rita smith Of Gtsnols 4
6r,i h,i .u.h pains I cuuld sspd up oni,
iruis ~hIc At time could ma re, al nighs
~ al not at any other time eould seafcely =
an,thtnE At all b-gau taktrg Df Pietcsst
v"r,,e PRESCRIPTION and sRet The sscond Do.
frli HITTER From then until was sch cstti~s
nearly all the water that vas used ~ long } d :
snd ~ufttd IN the gatdsu every dsyy hev,de,
Other ~rtt sud di1 no, feel 81 ali bod W.,
the b,hy was tom the doctor sad the W.T.
Who wets with me aAid had very easy hr.'
The women sah had an easter time than
one thrv rVet saw fnt the hfs, time The y
r,rtV healthy and EIo~inE right sloun -
up ~hen she was hive daVs old and have beeu y
,Vrt stu,r Amer t~o dsVs l~gan nav OWN q
IN the garden and felt siou, and heahhy e
bahV ~ nov month old
In nine cases out ~ ten sickness u eau n
hy constipation III PietCr'S PltAsani J o
let, ate = SUE speedy and safe cure fot .
supatiuu one little Pellet ~ sag ~
laxative and two mild caihartic TLrx
never gtiie Druggists sell them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13

Miss Lizzie GOetL, of Chicago, sister Of
Henry Go~tL, Of Stnrg-S European res.
tAurAnt. arrived this morning, and will
remain indefinitely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
On fof Denver.

Col G"orge X Nrhet, proprietor Of the
White Elephant Saloon. left last night
Tor Denver Colo. where on Wednesday,
February II. he viii be united In mar.
riags 10 Miss Carrie n. Hunter. the
young lady having visited this city II
short time ago, aud WAS then the guest
Of 4. NJ. Adams, on eASt Railroad avenue.
THF CITIZEN AT that time was put In
possessiOn ~ facts that u marriage would
~0ner cr lat, occur, hut at the request
of Mr.. NrhrI kept the secret. On ye-'ter-
day. In order - prevent the colonel from
receiving ugIatulatiOns In advance.
IHE CIrl ~ WAS again requested "a keep
his trip from IA" city "a secret until he
got ont I'll TIA fiIt"ry. Mt. \rher knew
the innl"iIs" circulation e IHE CITIZEN.
up north. aud hr feared Frank FOrsythe.
and u half II dozen jolly fellows at l.as
Vegas. Nuw that hr II nearing Denver,
THE CITIZEN gives al these facts away.
and IN advance wishes him aud wife a
most happy future. II IL likely that they
will spend their honeymoon among the
relatives g. Nj. Nrh"r IN Nebraska, and
from there MAKE trlp ~ Chicago aud
thence back Ia albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
III. Ntt-tn,,,,n t.a.

The Ladies Aid rScirty " the Cungrp.
gatl"nal church were delightfully."- enter.
tainrd ltum > To- j yesterday atlrfnpn
b! Mrs. Vim, FAIR, at her pretty home on
north second street.
Mr- Fart who WAS ably assisted by
Mrs hmgin, Mrs urfhatt and Mrs. lAu.
RE, spared ~ pains tO give the ladies n
pleasant Afternoon, That SHE succe,sird
Il atte-t~i by the hearty manner In
which the lnllrs expressed Themselves M
they left for III, " homes.
The rWms NJ the farr house ware
lastly decorated With -milAx. callas and
catnatlOiS, and II would he FAR from the
truth 10 SAy that these beautiful things
we're not appreciated by all present.
4 pleasant feature of the afternoon.
ani surprise Ia the guests was the
singing and reciting 10y Miss STAN.
haugh. III. blind lady, who j. IN the city
for few days on her way 10 Alaska, She
rrcitei we'll both serious aud humorous
selections. AMI sang ~ lsr own arcompa.
nlments. The Misses Dc Mars ALA added
tu the entertainment by their ENJOYABLE
muse. both vocal aud Instrumental.
he laat act VIVA the partak,ug of deli.
cious refreshments. most literally served
To the entire company. numbering more
than sixty Of the fair sex. II seein@i
that every recipe worked we'll. giving the
choicest results Tor this occasion. and II
further +epmed that the ladies needed no
aid IN doing justice TO this part OF the
" gram. All IN all, II WAS All occasion
that viii be pleasantly remembered.
Mrs. Allen, the president Of the @'cirty,
announced that the next reception would
be- given by the MmeI. Hopping at the
home II Mira v. q Hopping. south Edith
street. the second Thursday In March.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13
A, en, hsvrM

~ ~"
N seems impo.d
bic tina, any hp
mas being houle
wilfullv embtsy
death Vet thtu
sands of won q
daily court ,h'
|gIim visag, Z
monster Son,
do ~ through ~
'notanct and o,h'r
thtouEh villa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13

'ill ~ ~ " ' l'NI~l'Nl h''NNlN'tf
The council met pursuant Ia adjourn
mrut with the president IN the char
pun call :" the roll all members ~.
spnudrd a. their names,
Frazer wa offered hy ia" chaplain
The journal II the previous day -'s.
Sion Wa read ani approved
The president announced special order
&. KS M. . and a.
Mr.. Martin ~ SocorTn county intro
ducrd substitutes Tor {. u = \,~, = aui
e.. IAN act a. provide Tor rnmpausatiuu
Of the clerks ~ the district courts and ~
county officers IT the territory ~ New
Mckee. aud fnr other pITpS,-,
Said substitute waS read lit-t time hy
title AMI uI1n melton NJ Mr. Fall the
rules wefa Su-Ianded aud the suh~tltut.
read n second lime by title aud referred
n the Commute NJ the whole Tor cnn-id
Grafton In connection with {, u, Mo- y
AMI u,
pon motion ~ Mr.. Fail Of l'onA Ana
county. council then resolved itself Into
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13

lNr 'n|,,r va called iu ,rhI at luA.
m wIil. IA" -p"akrr ia ~" char Ihr
rli va. r,I,'l au an nruh.r- au-wrtri
Co Their ualu"- '}urrm pl",rrl anal lhr
luu~r ufur,,.li T.. ll-lur--
lrN"r VA Nrud 3, the rhnpIru. kN.
T. pIlhrr'-uu
VIZ luna wwrd That the ra''uguf the
oNruhl IA lugI-l hr dl-Iuu-rd VIII.
tul o. have II rruI rulN IA spanish the
m.iluu prevailed. ~" journal Ma ap
plN,i uiI TIE u"I"rl If standing
romrullt~r-, the NlmWlug committee
NAL" IN" lnllu" ~ 'rpIt-
vi soak" '.uf committee uu rn
gfu--'d nul "mH,rl lul~. I, whom VA,
referred II i f. " '.aui n Il. ~ ..
have had the -trur uulrf CONSIDERATION.
AMI au directed &" report o.. -.unr q,
the hul,' viii l'u r..uumr. puu 'ul
4 is ruf'"riN ,uftllrl
...Hi.. ..tr. t'.'u.tu
I'r rouml," ou uI.nn m.,. ,0r
'H.i.N.n- ri'1
VI ~wutI l,yI commute. uu .uII.
,Inn a. Nhuw va, rr'rrr,l hoI-,. tan
~ ts hur hal the same under rnn-ii
rfgunu. and IN directed tu report the
, sali I'M to H." ii"u-" With the T,solnulrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-13


follows: Yeas, .; nays, :.
The vote being in the negative the mo
tlun was lO-t.
The motion ~ Mr., Fall prevailed. and
said substitute WA read the third time
hy title preparatory ~ Its passage,
Mr.. Fall moved that aald substitute ~
amended 10 pa,sn, and roll call being de-
uaadei upon said melton the vote result
~ ~ follows isaa, :; nays, ..
The vote being In the affirmative, c0nn.
Ell substitute for council BILLS No y aud
T. duly passed,
ISn motion 81 Mr.. Martin, ~ Socorro
council Adjourned until Thursday, Frb-
tuary II, AT ~ O'clOck a. M.
not ~ -WsbNESDAi AFTERNOON.
The hon+e WAS called 10 order al :
oclwk ., m. with the sp-akrf In the
chair.
4 quorum being present the house pro-
ce,si,d IA business
Mr., Read Askei unanimous consent IA
intr1iuce the following resolution, which
was granted;
Resolved, That when the house resolves
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-13
Tours to Florida.

No district in America presents, during the
Winter season, so many varied attractions as
the State of Florida. Besides its delightful
climate, which to one escaping from the cold
and unhealthful changes of the North seems
almost ethereal, it is pre-eminontly q and of
sport and pleasure, Along its eleven hundred
miles of saltwater coast and in its twelve
hundred fresh-water lakes are fish of almost
every conceivable variety, from the migra-
tory tribes common to Northern waters to the
tarpon, pOmpanO, and others of a more
tropical character. Nowhere in all our broad
land can the angler find a greater variety OF
game or better sport.
Here also the most enthusiastic hunter
finds safety. Deer, turkeys, bears, panthers,
and wild cats roam at large through the more
sp%arsely settled regions, while birds Of aA
kinds may be found i'm abundance through
out the State. The more novel sport Of al
ligatOr and manatee hunting may also be in
dulged in by the more adventurous tourist,
With its matchless climate, its orange
groves, its rivers and lakes, its boating and
bathing, its fishing and hunting, and its
extensive forests, Florida presents unrivaled
attractions for the valetudinarian, the lover
of nature, the sportsman and the explorer.
To this attractive state the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has arranged four per
sonally-conducted tours during the season of
1897, leaving by special train January 20,
February o and %, and March o. The first
three tours will admit Of 2 soioum of two
weeks in this delightful land; tickets for the
fourth tour will be valid to return until May
81 by regular trains.
Rates for the round trip. $780, 90 from New
York, $500 from Philadelphia, and proper
Tomato rates from other points.
For tickets, itineraries and other informa-
ton, apply to ticket agents, special looking
offices, or address Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad street station,
Philadelphia.