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The evening times., 1897-04-01
DAUNTLLss POSED FOR 4 PHOTO
How the Little FiIibuster Gave the
Officials a Scare.

Jacksonville, Fla, April With large
Cuban flag flying from the peak and the
United States flag from the gaff of the
tug Dauntless, she backed out on the st.
Johns River at noon yesterday. and caused
considerable excitement along the river
front, for nearly everyone who saw her
thought that she would attempt to run
the blockade established by Uncle Sam.
The object was soon apparent, for q
photographer was seen on lighter, with
a camera, ready to take a shot at the
notedhtue filibusteT ON board the Daunt-
less was the owner. W. A. Bisbee, and an
officer of the cutter boutwell,. After the
photographer had taken the picture, the
DauntIess raE up the river. nearly to the
drawbridge, and then returned to her
dock
on board the cutter could be seen Of
ficers and men inte ntly watching the
DaUntless. The owner will not attempt
to go ont until he can secure a legal clear
ance.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

II the one-armed veteran soldiers who
are alleged to have been Illegally dis
charged from the civil service in the
Treasury Department have clear case,
Secretary Gage i S Tighti in restoring them
to be hoped, however, that he will take
care not TO violate the spirit OF the civil
correct this or any other improper action
or practice of the Cleveland Administration.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
NEW ARMOR PLATE PLANT.
English and American Capitalists
to Build One at Newport News.

TO Bu1ld one at Newport news.
Norfolk, April IA rumor to the
effect that Coils p huntington and a
company OF English and American capi-
talists will shortly establish at Newport
News a large ordnance aud armor-plate
factory is widely circulated here, and it is
accepted as reliable.
Mr.. Huntington, accompanied by num-
ber OF capitalists, recently went over the
ground, and, 1t is said, selected site for
the mammoth enterprise near the Ship
building plant in which he is largely inter
ested. This company is now building sew
eral battleships, andfwjH bid for more when
opportunity offers The construction Of
the armor factory would, therefore, give
it "A tremendous advantage over any other
shpbuildpg concern in America.
1t is stated that the capital OF the con-
Germ will be between three and five million
dollars, half OF which Will come from
abroad Newport News is peculiarly well
situated for the manufacture of arInor-
plate, which is mixture of Virginia and
Cuban ores.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

ALI the powers except Germany have re-
quested the Sultan to withdraw his forces
from the Thessalian frontier. Fighting
continues in Crete, where it takes the fire
of half a dozen foreign warships TO keep
the insurgents out of Turkish position.
The blockade of Greece has been determined
upon at date not fixed; but the Concert
is represented as certain to fly in pieces at
That event is likely TO occur not later than
next Wednesday, the anniversary Of Greek
independence
The evening times., 1897-04-01
BRITISH ARGUMENT FILED.
Canadian Bering Sea Claims Laid
Before the Commission.

Montreal, April 1.-The British counsel
before the Bering Sea claims commission
committee, completed, signed. and for
warded to the members of the commission
and the American consul their written
factum of argument in the cases pending
before the commission. The American
counsel are to file their reply by May IL, and
the British counsel viii again reply TO this
argument before the meeting of the com
mission in Montreal in June
The factum covers over 209 printed pages
and each claim is argued separately, the
Introductory remarks covering over thfr-
teen pages. The claims upon which in
terest is charged at the rate OF z per
cent from the dates mentioned in the
particulars until payments are twenty-six
in number, aggregating total amount
of 1857, roe, exclusive OF interest, and
covering the seizures of 1886, 1887 /,
1889, 1890, and 1892.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
An Investipatiou Demanded.

Paris, April 1.-The Figaro, in an article
conveying strong expression of opinion
In regard to culpability for the loss of the
French line steamer Vile de st. NaZaire,
demands that inquiry be made with the
object of ascertaining the names of the
captain and the character of the cargo,
as well as the name OF the vessel, which,
according to the statement OF the mate
of the Vile de ST. Nazaire, stopped near the
latter ship when she was in distress, but did
not attempt to render any assistance.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

The gentleman who has been writing in
Scribner's Magazine about unnecessary con-
veniences in Pullman cars will not be
pleased TO learn that one more is to be
added 1t is now proposed that travel
ing nursery be attached to each Pullman
train. where mothers can DEPOSIT their i'm
fants in hammocks or cradles, with plenty
OF picture-books TO amuse them and ev-
cry convenience for their comfort, and
then. IL they like. leave them in care of
the nurse and pursue their journey in
The evening times., 1897-04-01
Cuba's National Hymn,

My country, tits of thee,
Gem of the deep blue sea,
Thy shores / love:
I love thy pearly strand,
Torn from the tyrant's hand
BY Cuba's faithful band
And God above.
Our flag of Cuba free,
Emblem OF liberty,
Shall float on high:
It's stars and stripes shall wave,
Ger noble patriots grave,
Till songs from hearts that's brave,
Shall reach the sky.
III.
Our sons and daughters true
Will ever be to you
My native land;
Their blood potion free,
Will ever give for thee
From center to the sea
One united band.
".
Ny native country, thee.
Home OF the brave and free,
Thy praise we'll sing;
Wen sing tne isaLFioss song,
With voices loud and strong,
Joined in one mighty throng.
Till the heavens ring.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

peace. The peace viii also extend &c the
feiiow-tra-elers of the babies and OF the
mothers. No fastidious Bostonian will have
his cars offended by some fond mother
who persists In chattering to her dear
little tootsie- -wootsie; no tired business man
will have his rest or his thoughts interrupt
ed by the roaring of some angry, vocifer-
Gus, disgusted infant 1t seems to be an
ideal arrangement-for the public.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
CUBAN VICTORIES REPORTED.
Gen CariIIo Defeats the Spanish In
Santa Clara Province.

Havana April IAN important engage
rnent is reported in the province Of Santa
Clara. between a Spanish column and the
insurgents. commanded by Gen Garlic.
Tie 5 paniards retired with heavy losses,
which are not mentioned in their Offk'ial
report.
Gen Garlic has 1 900 men under lis
orders, nearly all veterans OF the last war.
The recent small expeditions from the
southern part Of the United states, all OF
which have reached him. have provided
him adequately with arms and amrnuni-
ton.
The important town OF AlfOnsi XI. q
railway station in the province Of Ma
tanzas. has been successfully attacked by
the insurgents, who, after diSpOsing Of the
garrison, entered the town, burning many
houses and rausacking all the stores
They destroyed the railroad tracks and
all the cars and engines OF the railroad
company.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
QUARREL OF TWO OFFICERS.
Assistant Judge Advocate General
Barr to Make an Investigat on.

Barr to Make an Investigat on.
Atlanta, Ca, April Assistant Judge
Advocate General Barr reached Fort Nc
Pherson this morning, and this evening
at O'Clock will begin an Investigation Of
the recent trouble between Capt Romeyn
and Lieut.. 0'Brien. There is no doubt
that court-msrtial will be the result of
the very strict investigation which the
judge advocate has been directed to ma Ike.
BotL Capt. Romeyn and Lieut. O'Brien
were drilling their companies at the time
the fight occurred. Lieut.. O'Brien, who is
well known by reason OF his appointment
as the representative OF the United States
Army in the China-Japan war, walked up
to Capt. Romeyn and was observed TO make
some remark. Almost instantly Capt. Ro-
meyn slapped his face.
II was finally given out that the wo men
had disagreed over a sighting remar which
O'Brien had made regarding Rome yn s COM
mand.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

sibility; he gets him into reasonably
must be done for the inebriate.
Let US, then, have the inebrate asylum.
1t win relieve the police court, and the
workhouse, and the District Jail, as well
as the citizens of the District to quite
an appreciable extent.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

There was small panic in New York
yesterday, caused by a report that the
Senate and House had adopted joint reso-
luton ma king the schedules OF the Dingley
bill apply on April /. There ought to be
constitutional lawyers in the metropolis
who could show the importers how very
harmless the Dingley Retrospective" fairy
story really is.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

Mr. Cleveland refused to give little
"Phil,' the late Gen. Sheridan's son,
Il West Point cadetship, which was nat
ural and characteristic. President Nc
Kinley sent for Mrs. Sheridan to tell her
that he had filled out an appointment
in advance of its being asked; also natural
and characteristics Well, rather sol "Hy.
perion to a Satyr!''
The evening times., 1897-04-01

We are much mistaken if the trusts do
not conclude to abolish the Senate by
and by. If Legislation could be confined
to the House, under existing conditions the
arbitration treaty long ago would have
been adopted without reading, and Ha-
waiian annexation would have been nipped
in the bud.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
ANTI-JAPANtsE FEELING.
Hawaiian Authorities Refuse to PEI
NIT Immigrants to Land.

Honolulu, March 23-special correspond
eIce OF the United States Associated
Presses, per steamer CITY OF Rio de janet
ro-The trouble over the attempted land
ing OF 670 Japanese immigrants from the
steamship Shinshiu Maru has been ended
by the departure of that steamer on the
Goth instant, taking back 413 of her pas
sengers, who had been found by the Ha-
waiian authorities not entitled to land
ing.
The feeling against the Japanese, how
ever, is constantly increasing, and serious
trouble is likely to occur at any time.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

De Ruyter smoked an Havana cigar.
To draw out his thoughts, he said.
But he smoked so long and he smoked sc
hard
He drew them all out OF his head.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

The presence of a Spanish warship at the
Grant monument ceremonies in New York
harbor will fford this country a new oppor-
tumty to salute the flag of nation before
which we have so long crawIed in the dust.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
cH1pPEwAs ICE GORGE.
Another Jam Like That of Decem
ber Beginning.

Durand, Wis, April 1.-The ice in the
Chippewa above this point went out yes
terday and has formed gorge al Round
Hill, three miles below Durand, and has
forced the back-water over the west-side
bottoms and the lower streets of the city.
The wateris within inches of the high
est mark OF the great flood of last Decem-
Der nd is slowly rising. The colder weather
may hold the jam and will greatly increase
the danger.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

81 like that Miss PeaceGyke.' . observed
Dickerscn. '.she dresses SO quietly -
Don't seehow she can. observed Jimsby.
eff sne's Hike my sisters You can hear
them all over the house When they're
getting ready for dance"
The evening times., 1897-04-01
TO Be known by Their works.

Frankfort, Ky, April IA bill was i'm
troduced yesterday in the legislature.
providing for the branding Of convicted
burglars on each cheek
The evening times., 1897-04-01

is thought that the more he sees of men the
better he likes dogs.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

Preparations are making for the court
martial of the Cuban general, Rivera, who,
OF course, will be murdered unless this
country interferes to save him.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

1t is now stated that Gen. FitZhugh
Lee will remain in Cuba to assist Commits
sioner Day. A good thing and renewed
evidence of Presidential sound sense
The evening times., 1897-04-01

Mr.. Richard Harding Davis will he at
the Queen's jubilee, II is kind Of him
not to cloud the festivities by his absence.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

The grass is green
And wet with dew /.
Spring poets and
The skies are blue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
r,nr,say with Justice John.

pauline Webster, Anna Johnson, and
,,io.oria Lee (au colored) were before
,nstice John yesterday morning, charged
LIZ stealing a lot OF coal from the yards
~ Mr. Charles III. Page. In the absence
81 the plaintiff the case went over until
THE The case OF sidney Jackson .coIoredl.
r,sd with being a suspicious character,
ia ia seontinued until February "a.
Then there were three additions to his
uonor,s temperance society, and court
VAS adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
limbo jun and Chestnuts Tonight

To-nieht at $50 the Richmond DfanatIc
cinh Viii present their two laughable
sarces Jumbo jun" and "Chestnuts," at
catheiral Hall. under the auspices OF 81.
Anthony's Auxiliary. .,,
- aiIl he one OF II not the best ever
nresented by amateurs in this city. The
"a ,,4 nontaIns the names OF some OF the
hest amateur talent OF Richmond. There
Win be full orchestra In attenance. aho
nm music. specialties. and pew songs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29

rha earth moves. Evidence. you can
buy a first-oiass linimsnt, salvation o'''
for e cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29

80 yards Blue Cheviot, &C. quality, TOT Ses
yard.
100 yards Yard Wide Merrimac Percaies.
light stripes. for SC. yard.
Pure Linen Fringed Damask Towels, !
yard long, slightly solled, loo. value. Tor
&C. each.
Pure Linen, Open-Work, knotted-fringe
Damask Towels for i9c. each.
2-yard-long Pure Linen Damask frinyed
Table covers 81. 50 quality fOE sc. each.
REMNANTS OF HElNRlCHS ~
SO SATIN DAAfASK TABLE LINEN.
SLIGHTLY SOILED. AT NEARLY
IIATE price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29

are great boon to both our patrons and Ourselves.
With the daily arrival of great purchases it Is almost
an mpossibty to sell them out entirely, so on Fri
dav the remaining small lots the short ends, the ac
cunuIations reduced IN prices to such an extent
source of profit to you We ask you to come as early
on FRIDAYS as possible for cannot limit the SELL
inc nor determine just how long the public Will al
low certain articles to remain here to be sold Tx
act quantities are stated wherever possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
ERIDAY,s SELLING OF SMALL LOTS
IN NOTIONS.

&c. roll Toilet Paper, remnant price. lie.
15c. Rubber Combs, remnant price....7c.
1Oc. Rubber Fine Combs. ..............3c
&c. Rubber Fine Combs .............. lie.
Turkish Bath Soap. ..l2 lie. dozen.
Csc. Steel Shears ............l 0c par.
25c. Cloth-Brushes, remnant price. &c.
Long Bamboo Handle Feather
Genuine Ivory Fine Combs, real CSC.
25c' Nail-Files. IN cases. .............lO c.
! box OF go Envelopes, II l-2c., wes.25c.
i5c. Engraved Brass Trays, remnant
price 'iEncrave Rrass Travs jSc
zoe. Engraved Plush Top Cushions. &c.
DC. F1ligree Pin-Cushions. filled. .. .l5c.
lac. Paper Weights.... ...... 49,. sc.
zoe. Bath Sponges. remnant price. .i5c.
15c. Sponges. be-: loc ones &c.
zoe. Imported Toilet Powder. remnant
y nc. Hair-Brushes. remnant price ..35c.
&c. Plush-Top Aluminium Cushions. .10c.
and loc. Writing Paper. remnant
Price a5c Bioane-casing and Betting combined.
1Qc.
sc Hair-Pins. In cabinet ......... &c.
Balance of HeinrIch's Hair-Pins 80.
card OF dozen Shoe Buttons. -. lie.
ice. Fancy silk Stitched Web............
l0c. q yard.
&C Reversible silk Web. .i5c. strip.
Sc Aluminium Thimbles.. .............l lie.
balance OF Heinrichs Crochet Cotton.3c.
Best Patent Spring Hooks and Eyes
Lindsay's Hose Supporters. &c. a pair.
odd shades Velvet Binding. lie. roll.
IDENTITIES.
500 yards Indigo Blue and White Figured
| Calico, 7-Sc. a yard.
100 bats OF Cotton Batting, &c. quality
/ for &c a bat.
Green and Brown Check Apron cling
ham. sc. quality. for 7-sc. yard.
on >~u Ezk AZ2An6ekS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
SPEECHES.

President Halves said that in behalf
Of the Chamber of Commerce he de-
sired to extend to the three gentlemen
whose eloquence and instructive ad-
dresses they had all listened TO with so
much pleasure the hearty thanks or
the Chamber. The discussion or ques-
lions Of so vast importance with such
ability could be productive OF but one
result and that the most Statutory and
satisfactory. -,
THE president then extended to all
those who had attended tho meeting, an
invitation to partake OF some light re-
freshments which had been provided In
an adjoining room, and declared the
meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
SMALL LOTS OF HOSIERY.

About $50 pairs Ladies' Full-Regular I'M
ported, Hermsdorf-Dye, Lisle- Inread
Hose. drop-stitch, double heels ana 'oes'
pair Tor ......ss..... ..''>'
10 pairs ladies' Fast-Blac< Wool hoses
full seamless. double heels and toes, tne
regular lie. kind. a pair for IL l--c-
Ladies' Fnull-Seamless, Fast-Biack hose'
double heels and toes, "a pair for ...,....oc.
75 pairs Children's Large-Rib, fast-'
Black Hose double soles few sizes ohlys
regular price I0c.. a pair for ...,.......::.ic.
100 pairs Misses and Boys Fast SLACK
Fine Ribbed Hose. full seamless, ocupso
30 pairs Misses and Boys Aii-No oi.
Fast BLACK. Ribbed and Plain Hose. regu~
lar SOC quality. a pair for .......:...:.... &C.
Children's Black Fine-Ribbed Hose, a.
-. 90. x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
onns AND ENDS IN KID GLOVES.

lot Of Ladies' French Kid Gloves, 81
quality. only few Of a size. TO close out
for .:...:. =; "a 80
Ladies' Fine Trefousse Gloves. regular
~ Al 70 ouality.... ........ ........... DOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29
SMALL LOTS EMBROIDERIEs AyD
LACEs.

Cambria and Swiss Embrolderies. more
or less soiled by stock handling, VIII De
eoli ar no. ~ ~. II. ana 25c.-wortn
double. M, A.,
s-inch Colored silk Chantilly Lace. IN
Red Pink. and Corn, last or Heshfichs
laces. for &c. yard.
finch Cream Nct-Top Venise Lace tot
7-8c., worth SC. -.
i2-yard-piece OF Valenciennes Lace foi
l0c -. g..
27-inch Blue and White Maine Net Tor
lOc, regular price 25c. ,,-,,, o.,
IS-inch Black Chenllle-Dot Neilhs io'
Toe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29

lot of Ladies' and Children's All-Wool
Black Nlittens sold regularly for zoe. a
pair. 10 be closed out at lee. pair.
lot OF Ladies' Black All-Wool Mittens,
regular 25c value. for ........ l5c. pair:
ladies' Fleece-Lined Cashmerette and
AII-Woo Jersey Gloves, regular 25c.
ladies' Black Thread Gloves. good l5c.
quality. TO be sold at ..........5c. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-29

provide for the present toatns dept AZ. aiu
to refund our outstanding ponus d. COM ,
mon Council upon this line OF poilcy Wou,u
he of inestimable benefit TO tne cry >
credit-dispelling the fear OF SdeaSs -
taxation, contribute 10 hef apinH ~
i'm s1-S ner cent bonds. and by the az
tainmert Of these results help on the
! prosperity of all her people
prcEIpTs AND EXPENDITURES.
Tot nc NOW turn from the city's nXed
| liabilities and assets and ConsideF TOT d
| ,aoynent her current receipts and expehol-
| lures. u. .h,.,., .ha. for the
80 endine the 3lst OF January 1875 me
| rece,nts from taxes. licenses, water-Works'
Passwords. and such like sources amouil -,
| 81 10 a 2S6. 716. There was a balance OH
! bap6 from the last fiscal year OF A9, 40,
,ho,,sb there were unpaid appropriations
o,-tSad Tor I'm the budget OF that year
| amounting 10 s93. i26. In April, 1886, the
/ Cancel made up their annual budget. py
which the receipts were appropria.ea =. ,o'
/ he various needs OF the city government.
'i1 In he seen that this bill appropriated
| ~ ,vhole of the city's Anticipated reve-
| nues though il did not PROVIDE one doiiai
| for paving its noating deot nor 10 iiiee'
! ~ haiance due upon the unpaid appro-
.nS tons NJ the previous year. Still more
p,,,snrtr'nate. however, this blli while APP
raortat ting all OF the anticipated reve-
p,,,es ~ The city for the year, omitted
| ,-',,,, items which were charge upon the
in No. Thus the item OF S]o.473 for electric
~ IN the Streets 5000 90 pay interest
aS hords Of the Virginia Agricultural anc
sSes sm. fos TscS , by c IN
| elss ,iied rpon 10 pay. were not included
W. Mas SSition TO the items thus omitted. de
III ands were presented during the veal
from various departments, for additions
rom o,r,ations, which had to be made
m mppio psor nubllc schools the appropriation
ihss, BUDGET Of $4,000 was Increased 4
10, ~ ~ the eas-works from siS2.o0o TO yiii.
1890 o sor streets from $4,000 10 So0oo
oovn,,,rds and buildings from $1,000 TO SIS.
6n' Ifealth Department from $4,000 q
- 900 ond many others OF like character
S fsas,des increases In appropriations al
pa,iv made. new appropriations, such a
90 Too for the Stuart monument let. Ni,N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
Drunk for twenty Years.

A correspondent writes: II was drunk
and on for over twenty years, drunk when 7
had moaey, sober whom had none Many
dear friends lost and numbers gave mo goo
advice 10 purpose, bat thank Ctpi IN ANGEL
hand anne at last In tho form Of my uoor
wife wio administered ycur marvellous rem.
CIV 'Anu-Jag Co nc wltloat LA -l-.----r---44---
o- c--r~--7-. IN now saved nnl completely
'ra~ s,ormcd from worthless fellow to a sl.
Der and respected citizcn."
II "Ant-Jag" cannot lo had at your drug.
risi 20 viii be mailed Ia plain wrapper with
foil directions bow 10 yivo secretly on receipt
of One Dollar by the Renoya Chemical CO.. CT
Broadway New York or they will gladly
nail full particulars free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. %, 1896.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston-5;oo n:3 u ~; RETURN n:0Ip. m,
SAT D.. m
wALPoLE-6.55, ii:55 a. m
FRANKLIN-6:56 IL SIS a. m ;b:3op m
NLFoRD-5:66, II ;bb g. M; $3.50 o. m
ARLINGToN-Fi2 o5. 6;3, $50 D. m
WEST ARLINoToN-FIl; ;Os. 5i35, Fs,so D. m
KNlOHTSVILLE--Fi o., 6:35, $3.50, ..FiI 10 n m
MEsHANTICUT-i2iOa S;i6. t;3J. ''ll.iO D. m
NATICK. RIVER POINT CENTRE VILE
WAsHINGToN-s.to, 800 q M; la;06 4:2o ia
$3.50, 7:lS "ii;i' p. m.
CRANSToN, oAKLAwN-s:p. $500 a IN; i:,aa
4;sa b;s5, $3.50, 7;l5. ''ll;l0 p. m.
PoNTIAC-s;N au-; E;oS. +;2o, 6;3, $50. F7dA
"n;iop. M
ARCTIC AND oUIDNIcK-s:p. q m I2,os l.2a
b:sS. $50. F7iia"il;io p. m.
ANTHoNY-sao. 800 q m; i2;ca $50. b;u eisa
7:l5 ''ll;io p. m
sTERLtNd-sa. $500 a m; i::l 7;iSp m
COVENTRY. GREENE. oNEco, Moosryp
PLAINFIELD-6:t0. 800 q m. t.2o. 7:l5 D. m
The Ihs p m train connects at Plainneld for
New York
suMMIr-st1, s;O' a. m; $50 7iiSp m
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH WINDHAM
$40, 800 q. m; t:2o 7iio p. m.
wILLIMAErIC-e:4o. 800 a M; s;2O. 7ils p. N
HARTFoRD-e;to 500 n. nj 4;2o. 7;l5 p. m
PIsHKILL& NEwBURa-s:OO n. m
EoRwICH-s+o. $500 n m; 4;ao 7;i5 D. m
WATERBURY DANBURY-siOo q m.
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEwBUno
AND ERIE R'Y-9ioo a. m
PAsCoAo AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDs sTATIoN-t:4s $3.50 a m.;
tho, 6;3I. aud ''il;i6 p. m
Fields station--sHb, s;,o O N. : t;io si,j p.n.
Leave Pascoas at SsA 7i1 q mi J2;sa
b!25 and ''s;0S p, m
All trains leave from west end Of Unio. Depot
Providence.
"saturdsy. only Is,cps ON notice
in. KING. supl