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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
MONTANA.

Jessie Dilley, years old, fell into a
canal at Billings and was drowned.
I. G. Coleman, alias S. z. Dixon. who
was arrested at Miles City for bigamy,
is accused of having three wives and
many children. Urba Dixon. his wife,
who arrived on the scene suddenly Sat
urday morning, has for years been
court stencgraDher at Bismarck, is
soon to be admitted to the bar in Da-
kota, and is making things very IN
comfortable for her much-married nus
hand, who suspects that he is being
held COR something gTaver than the
present complaint disclCses.
John Lardler, gambler. wagered 50
that he could dive across a reservoir
at MaTvsvale. After diving he never
came TO the surface, and half an hour
later his dead body was recovered.
The Standard claims that Anaconda
consumes 100 crates of Strawberries
daily.
Forty vags We're arTaigned in the po-
lice court at Butte in one day.
A. J. Uriin, one Of the ol6-timers Of
Missoula, died Monday evening at $50
O'Clock OF Inflammation of the brain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
LIEUTENANT CUMMING DEAD.
Passed away at Panguitch While
Under Medical Treatment.

Panguatoil, Utah, May 23.-John NJ.
Dunning, lieutenant colonel of the Utah
National Guard, died at Pangujtch on
the morning OF the. ,21st inst. He was
undergoing treatment fer cancer of the
mouth.
Hon. Isaac c. McFarlane, of the state
board of land Commissioners, has just
completed his tour of Garfield COUNTY,.
l understand that he has examined
about all the school lands Ci any value
in our county, and that he has con-
scented to recommend the selection OF
some 1,2G0 or 1.500 acres CT state lands
in the Escalante district of Garfield
county. He tells US that in his pere-
grina.ions one of his aids. W. P. Sar-
gent. fell into the Sewer river, landing
in some four or five feet of water.
which, if not attended with any great
deal of danger, was at leasI. ludicrCus
in the extreme. to see $50 pounds avor-
dupois tumbling into the turbulent, an
cry Sewer, and padding his way out as
ii running from a prairie tire.
District court convenes at Panguitch
on the 9th inst, with two criminal
cases on the calendar. Civil business
will be very light this term. and we
trust criminal business will grow
lighter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
CALIFORNIA.

While working at D. Q. Mills resi-
dence Is years ago. William F. Hast
ings befriended Carrie Burch, a young
domestic in the house She married a
wealthy Englishman in Australia and
both of them died. The estate, valued
at $4,000, was bequeathed to Hastings.
The supreme court has decided that
bonds issued by San Luis Obispo
county are Illegal because they are
made payable in gold coin of the
United States" instead of gold coin or
lawful money of the United States"
as provided by law. The decision will
affect adversely a number of bonds is
sued by San Diego.
Workmen engaged in digging ditch
at San Jose unearthed three skeletons,
evidently those of Indians.
James Berry, a negro, who brutally
murdered his wife at Modesto. pleaded
guilty to the crime. and entreated the
court TO sentence him to death. His
request was granted.
The San Francisco board of super
visors has passed an ordinance proflib-
iting the wearing of hats in theatres.
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London Finances.

New York. May 27.-The Evening
Posts London financial cable:
There was a further general i'm
provement in the stock markets today.
partly due to the glorious weather
Home rails are booming again. but
quite the feature is the strength of
Americans. l cannot report much pub
lie interest yet. but the professional
interest undoubtedly increases with
very bullish talk and TIPS TO buy low
priced bonds and preference stocks of
reorganized lines. Atchison adjust
ments were again strong. the market
here going for the per cent dividend
in July New York prices were a lit
tie disappointing, and hence slight
reaction came a the close
Kaffirs were good. Not the least fac
tor in the stocks at the moment is
Mr. Labouchere's position on the COM
mittee of inquiry. Money is very dear.
Details of the gold movement for the
week show the sales of $4,000 pounds
in bar gold. chiefly for Russia and Aus
tria. and receipts of f150000 from the
Cane and ESQ 900 from Australia.
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WYOMING.

A peculiar theft is reported by the
Lander Transportation company of
Casper. The company had stored in
its warehouse several barrels of whisky
for shipment TO Lander. Some I'M
known person or persons crawled under
the warehouse and with a brace and
bit bored through the floor into one
of the barrels of whisky, emptying il
into receptacles held underneath to
catch the precious fluid. AS yet there
is no clue TO the thieves
Cheyenne Sun: The case of the State
VS.. Charles Koppler, set for trial in
the district court Wednesday. prom
ises to be rather interesting. Koppler
who was arrested in Laramie, claims
10 be deaf and dumb, while people who
saw him between Cheyenne and Lara
mic on the wheel ne stole say that he
is quite garrulous. The trial will be a
novel one.
The annual convention of the Wyo-
ming Republican League will be held
at Cheyenne on Wednesday, June 30.
1897.
Word is received from Jackson's Hole
that a mass meeting of the citizens.
held Saturday. adopted resolutions de-
claring that No saloon shall ever be
established or intoxicating liquors sold
without the consent of the people of
the voting precincts of Marysvale, and
that every moral support Of the COM
munity is hereby invoked against the
establishment Of such a saloon or other
place for The sale OF liquor in this re-
Sion, and all persons are hereby warned
TO take notice of this action and govern
themselves accordingly
The meeting also decided to take
necessary steps TO keep sheepmen from
trailing their herds across the Jack
sons Hole country and to keep non
residents from bringing in stock cattle
for the purpose of grazing and evading
taxes
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At PARK CITY.
Anniversary of the o. E. S.-General
News Notes.

Park City. May 27.-The third ami
versary of Mountain chapter No. >. o.
f. S, was observed last night at the
A. o. U. w. hall. A fair audience. con-
sisting of members of the Eastern
star Masonic fraternity and friends
listened to a programme that showed
considerable painstaking preparation
and was very interesting throughout.
II was as follows:
Prayer-Rev. H. B. Collier
Song-Chorus.
Male ouartette. The Bridge
Me<srs. Reynolds. Kirkwocd and Prisl1
brothers.
Recitation-Mrs. Walter Scott
Solo-Rev. Collier.
Dialogue, Sewing observation-disclosures
w. D. Sutton, Emery, Walter Scott, c.
r. Whitehead; Misses Agnes Kelley,
Nellie Perry. Mr.. A. A. Pike.
Ladies' quintette, '.Wnipporwfll''-
Mesdames Reynolds. Allen. Whitehead.
Misses Hughes and Savers.
Address. A. Parshley.
Selection-Alta B. NJ. & c. orclles-
ira.
Light refreshments were served.
S. G.. Watson of Peoa fought in the
city schools this week in the absence
Of Professor McCorkle. who attended
the text book convention, returning this
morning.
Professor Frank Swanger. president
Idaho state normal. was in the CITY
yesterday, and besides visiting the On
tario mine, filed his applica ton for the
Of the Park City schools.
DR.. Perkins, who was in the city on
professional business yesterday, re-
turned to Ogden this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Larimer went
20 Coalville this morning
Dan Sullivan is in Salt Lake.
c. Z. Stanton of Salt Lake is in town
todav.
The Parton Comedy company are
filing a weeks engagement at the
Park Opera House, giving satisfactory
entertainments.
Mrs. w. V. Rice, assisted by her
sister Miss Lilly Brown. gave "63''
card party last night. the prize win
ners bein~ Miss Lizzie Waldin and
Miss Wall. Robert Wherritt and ]. S.
Ferris.
Salt Lake passengers today includes
Mrs. George Lindsay Mrs. David Keith,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Kearns, F. ].
Wescott and R. B. Watson
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ARIZONA.

A telegram from Tucson says that
the report that Black Jack was killed
east of Clifton some time ago is an
error. The man killed was identified as
Tom Ketchum. The latest report is that
Black Jack is still at his work with IS
men of the same calibre as himself.
They are said to be camped in the
neighborhood of Ruch's. Well in Co
chise county. A posse under United
States Deputy Marshal Ezekiels is in
pursuit.
A mining expert sent TO investigate
some Arizona properties for Denver
capitalists recently returned and re-
ports the finding of a most remarkable
natural bridge formed by a tree of
agatized wood, spanning a canyon 46
feet in width. The tree had at some
remote time fallen and become imbed-
ded in the slit of some great inland sea
or mighty water overflow. The slit
became in time sandstone and the
wood gradually passed through the
stages Of naturalization until it is now
wonderful tree of solid agate.
Vidette: Bill Lutley of Tombstone
Wednesday passed 1900 head of Sonora
cattle which he will drive TO the Chiris
cahua mountains for grazing.
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Floods Feared in the South.

Mt. Pleasant. May 27.-The time has
again come when people of this place
fear the coming floods-for they will
come sure. Yesterday it seems a snow
slide took place in one of the canyons.
stopping the stream for some time,
thereby accommodating much water,
which when let loose added materially
to the already high stream. bringing
with it much debris, which lodged at
the headgate. and before it could be
cleared away the water had began
flooding the streets. This is our first.
There is no danger if the large chan
mel can he kept open as at present
The children of the district schools
will take May day ride to the mount
aims tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
COLORADO.

Testimony in the Otterstein divorce
case at Denver showed that both par
ties had represented that they were
" ealthy whereas it was proven that
both were badly fooled. For this rea-
son the judge refused an order for
temporary alimony.
Another order for the Pasteur virus
has been sent for by the settlers around
Craig, and will be given to the prairie
dogs in that vicinity.
E. B. Darnall has completed a large
boat which he and Amos Bent will use
this summer TO further placer opera
lions en- Bear river sandbars. The boat
is one of the best on the river and is an
excellent piece of workmanship.
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z lbs. Counterfeit
Same Price
[ h. Genuine.

Hundreds Of imitators of the gen.
uine Postum Cereal Food Coffee
have sprung up with no idea of
food value.
Some Are Dragged to give the
coffee taste. The U. S. Court has
called the makers of Grain-O to
account.
Grocers who persist in giving out
imitation Cereal Coffee in pack
ages infringing the U S. trade mark
OF the genuine Postum will court
trouble for themselves and the con-
demnation of every lover of pure and
honestly made food and drink.
Customers are requested to send
name and address of grocers who
offer imitation Cereal Coffee"
Look for the name Postum Cereal,
Battle Creek, Mich. and the red
seals.
POSTUM CEREAL co. Limited,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. May 27-Cattle-Native
beef steers sold at S.s0G5.15; with an
occasional sale at 5.2545S0; choice cat
tie were scarce and steers sold mainly
a 4.30G4S0; stockers and feeders. $40
G445.
Hogs-Sales were made AT an extreme
range Of 3.25G9.62l5, the bulk of the
hogs crossing the scales 3.5263. so;
heavy packing. 3.25QS.45; prime lights.
3.6215.
Sheep-Sales were on a basis of 2,50
G5.00: few going as lev as 100. Sales
were on a basis of 3.25G5.55 for the
poorest to the best lambs, while spring
lambs brought 4.O00500.
Receipts-Cattle. $500; hogs. 10000;
sheep, 1900
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, WESTERN NEWS AND PROGRESS. <


den TO the effect that cattle are dying
on the range from blackleg. 1t is not
definitely known 10 what extent the
disease has spread but several head
of cattle have already succumbed TO
the contagion.
Bear river has receded to such an
extent that q boat is no longer needed
in order to get to the bridge at Craig.
A large force Of men has been busy
for several days putting in temporary
culverts in the washouts along the APP
proaches TO the bridge and teams can
now cross with safety.
The body of Martin Collins. aged SO,
a well known ranchman of Woody sec
ton, was found on the Rio Grande
track at Woody. eight miles below As
pen There was a bullet hole in his
head and a revolver by his side 1t is
believed that he committed suicide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
Sensational Slump in Rubber
Shares Occur.
FLUCTUATIONS In
THE BOND MARKET
GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG
AND HIGHER.
Gold Reserve, S144, 100, eoo-London
Finances = Chicago Grain and
Produce Market--Live Stock Mar
kets of the West Fairly Active.

New York. May 27.-The market was
rather sensational slump in the Rubber
shares and the large selling in Balti
more & Ohio put a stop TO the rise and
also TO the activity of the trading. The
volume of the dealings in all stocks for
the three hours of trading after the
noon hour was only about one-third of
that for the TWO hours before noOn-
The lack of confidence in the stability
of values on the part of the profess
sional traders, who still control the
market almost together. was illustrated
by the promDtitude with which they
proceeded 10 take profits on rather
slight provOcation. Those who are do
ing the bulk of the trading are now
evidently in the market for a short
turn. though there was some continu
ance today of the commission house
buying which has indicated waken-
ing of outside interest in the market
The market was remarkably dull at
the periods of decline. London ap-
peared TO be a buyer of nearly all the
international stocks when they fell be-
low the London parity. The total pur-
chases for London account were mar
row, but are mostly losses
The bond market was characterized
by violent fluctuations in a number Of
issues. but marked strength was noted
in some of the prominent issues, which
was attributed to liberal purchases for
continental account. The sales were
s.. 239, 900.
Government bonds were strong and
higher on transactions of S44.0O
Money on call easy at 1EQ11s per
cent; last loan IL; closed 1A@11s.
Prime mercantile paper, 315Q4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at 1868 CAST
for demand and at 1859 G4.S6 for 60
days.
Posted rates, 4.S61s@4.S7 and 4.Ss@
4.Ss12.
Commercial bills. AS.
Silver certificates. 601sG6O1s-
Mexican dollars Az
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cures, and praising Munyon, whom they
look upon as their benefactor and
friend.
Mr. ]. H Seeba. Seeba's Exchange. $40
Kearny Street. San Francisco: For the
benefit of those who suffer from rheuma-
tism l want TO testify to the wonders
accomplished by Munyon's rheumatism
Cure in my case. When I asked for
bottle of it my druggist had none in
stock. but soon put in. supply. and
when I went after another bottle he in
formed me that the sale was simply sur
prising. OF course. this encouraged me
to continue its use, and to-day l am en-
tirely free from rheumatism pains. which
made my life a burden for so many
years. am not only free from pain. cut
1 can also state truthfully that my gen
eral health is much improved by the
treatment Its action on the kidneys. in
my case, was extremely gratifying. es-
pec:ally as I had suffered 70 such an ex-
tent from the cause in addition to rheu-
matism."
Munyon has separate specific for each
disease. For sale by druggists. mostly y
cents vial. IL in doubt. write to Pro-
fessor Munyon. at Philadelphia. Pa, and
get medical advice free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
omaha Live STOCK.

Omaha, May 27.-Cattle-Receipt
100; market stronger; native beef
steers. S.S5G4.s0; western steers. $500
4.65; cows and beifers. 3.00G4.O0: can
ners, 1.50G2.S0; stOckers and feeders,
3.75G4.S0; calves. 3.0006.00.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: market sac.
lower. heavy. 3.3OG3.35; mixed. 1920
Ss.35; light, 3.35Q3.4O; bulk of sales. 80
@3.S5.
fair TO choice natives. 3.1504.40: fair
to choice westerns. 3.606pz.3O; common
and stock sheep, S-O094.OO; lambs. 400
M5.25.
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doctors COM.
bined. These
d | S c o V cries,
harmless in the
hands of a
child, are prov
ing their po-
tercy in so
many thou
sands of cases,
that IL would
be sheer mad
ness fol any
sick person to
[ urn a W a y
from I h c / r
b e n eff [ S. A
cloud of wit
nesses, stretch
ing from East
to W est, and
North to South,
are telling their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

Kansas City. May 2i.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000. Best barely steady; others
weaker; native steers. 2.50G5.0O: native
cows and heifers. 2.00G425: stockers
and feeders. 3.2504.65: bulls. 2.50G2. go.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market sale
lower; bulk of sales. 3.371hm3 40:
heavies, 3.20q3.i0; packers, 32573 40:
mixed. 3.2593.421s: lights. 3.2503.421s
Workers. s.4O@3.42: pigs. s.O0dS.25.
Sheep - Receipts. 5000 Market
steady; lambs. 3.50@5.50; muttons. 3.25
@3.45
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Postoffice Inspector Waterbury went
TO Salt Lake this morning having Sc
cured important evidence and witness
against John Jones, who is charged
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san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Boston Quotations.

Boston. May 27.-Atchison. 1855; Bell
Telephone. 227; Burlington, 1873; Next
can Central. "a; Oregon Short Line.
1875: San Diego. 9; B. & NJ, 1221A; B.
& B., 173s.
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Condition OF the Treasury.

Washington. May 27.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $780,
49,. 1877: gold reserve, S144, 100, 500.
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The u S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO aH Others.
Revolt in a military scbo,

Paris. May IA dispatch from Rfo
de Iane:ro announces that a revolt has
taken place at the military school there
TIE cadets eventually submitted IS the
troops after pitching their arms and
ammunition into the sea.
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NEWS NOTES FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
Commencement of the Brigham
Young Academy.
PROGRAMME WAS
VERY INTERESTING
ANNIVERSARY OF THE o. E. S.
AT PARK CITY, UTAH.

Mt. Pleasant People Are Fearful of
Floods "A Snowslide = Eureka
Stores to Close Earlier-Arrange
ments For Memorial Day-Regu-
lar Session of Logan's City Coun-
cil-Lieutenant Dunning's Death
State Normal School.
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Angell Leaves For Washinrton

Ann Arbor, Mich. May 27.-President
Angel has left for Washington in
obedience to a telegram received from
the state department. The summons
was entirely unexpected. and its ma
ture is unknown.
It is rumored that DR.. Angel will
be ordered TO depart for Turkey sooner
than ne expected. probably within a
few DAYS.
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In Darkest Africa.
And Even Unto the Ends of the
Earth Munyon is Supreme.

The Munycn system OF disease cure,
made up OF Munyon's homeopathic
Home Remedies, is doing more TO rid the
world of pain and sickness than all the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-28
Liverpool Wheat.

Liverpool. May 27.-wheat-Spot No
l. red northern spring, dull, 6s. I'D.
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on that market. went a long way to-
ward accentuating the weakness OF the
local market. The trading was active
while the break was in progress and it
continued in a nervous condition for
half an hour hereafter.
Corn was weak. with prices averag-
ing g under yesterdays close. The
talk was that receipts next week Will
average 900 cars a day. There was a
big cash trade. but holders of futures
liquidated and the market was lower
from the start.
Oats were steady at shade under
yesterdays close. the slight decline
being caused by local receipts of 453
cars. Good support was given the
market at the decline.
Provisions were oppressed by a large
run of hogs and the weak grain mar
kets. Liquidation and some short SELL
ing caused an early decline, but before
the close nearly all of this had been re-
covered.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-06

SLIGHTLf worn, ffrst'class tallor-niade
Clothing at half price; better than some
JULIUS COHEN, I1O4 7th Sc. NV.
my4-l mo-em =
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= ALTIMoRE -
- AND OHM

Schedule in effect May 2, 1897.
New jersey avenue and street.
FOR thtcaEU AMI NOTJn atsSt, FeSIlOuletl
Limited trains, 1000, HAS a. M, 500
.. IN.
For Cincinnati, st Louisiana Indianapolis,
Express, HAS a m VestIDuled Limited
$40 p. m, express 1925 D. m
For PitJsbuTg and Cleveland express
daily, 1000 a. III and $50 p. IL
EOT Toledo and Detroit, II 20 p N.
fOr Winchester and way stations, %. 40
For New Orleans, Memphis. Birmingham,
Ciatta nOOEa KnoVvt'ia RriSt7l snst
Roanoke. 1870 p. m daily: Sleeping Car
For Lur1y 3.4O D. m daily
For Baltimore, week days, 800, $50,
Il .OC. N7-lO, xS.CO, 5. 30, 1850. x1O.OO.
xl2-UU q. III, X = 80, = 10, x12. 40, MOO,
go, Xi-3U, 4.}5, N1-r5, No Iu, N5-3O,
X6 20, $50. Ks 90. -. N9 20, II. 10,
Il l-JO /. n, ana xlZ-Ui night Sundays.
4 90, xI-lO, $50, Ks 90 a m, xI2.O6,
Hl-.4U, I-;', zo.Cu, 90, 40, X5-CJs
X5.IO. $50 Ks 90. x9.2O. II 10. xI1.5O.
For Annapolis. 7sIO and 5. 3Oa m-,I2.10
and t-5O p. Ia, sundays, $50 q ID. 4-55
D. IN
o. NJ 80, $50 p. NJ sundays, lis 2. IN.
For HaseTsJOwn. 1000 a II and 20 SO
For Boyd and way points. week days.
1856 q. m. 40, 5-30, 100 p u IN
days, 1I5, los p. m.
For Gaithersburg and way points, week
- 4
AS, $50, 4 .05, /. 40 p. n. Sundays.
BOO 4. ia, D, 4-33, 30. 10 10 D. ia
For " ashinEtun Junction nj way points
795 a. m, 4 80. 80 y. IL. week days
is D. IN. sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia, New York, BoSJOn, and
the East week days, 500, 1000 a m
Dining carr 100, IL. 40 Dining Carr, 800
Jb.O5 Dining carr, 1901 night. Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o clock, SunGsl is. 900
Il IN Dining car }, ti2.4U Dining Car. ). 90
Dos Dining Carr, L. OIL night, sleeping car
open 10 clock Additional Trains for
Philadelphia, week days, T-U0 a. n. daily,
500 p IN
Buffet ParIor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a III, IL. 90
noon, and II 40 y. m. week days, 1910
d III sundays
Ter cape May. II noon.
Except sunday xEXprcss trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co on orders left at ticket offices, 619
PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV. New YORK
Avenuf. and FITJeeBtii street. AMI ut depot
VIM NJ GREEN, ID. ID MARTIN,
zen Manager. Man OF Pass Traffic