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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Christmas Entertainments.

The Christmas entertainments OF
several Of the Sunday Schools Of the
city were given last evening.
AT all Of them programmes of
music and recltations we're pre-
sented, and the little folk we're CIV
en- presents y candies and fruit.
Central PRESBYTERIAN, st. Pauls
NJ. f., Olivet Presbyterian and
Wesley NJ. E., Sunday Schools gave
programmes last evening, At
Central the church choir assisted
IN the exercises. The annual eu-
tertalnment OF Rodney Street Pres
byterlan Church will be given on
Monday evening. The programme
will be given under the direction Of
J. Frank Ayers, assisted by Miss
Motit. pianist and Norman J. Win.
ncr, eornetist.
AT st. Paula Sunday school an
excellent programme wasgiveu last
night and the ice ere am
aud cake we're served in addition to
the gifts Of candy and fruit made
to the chill drcn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
THEFRANKIE STOCK co.

The New Years week Offering at
the Grand Opera House is Jere
Grady's popular frankie Stock
Company.
With an equipment Of good PLAYS,
scenery, electrical effects. cos.
tunes and a company Of players Of
recognized ability it comes here for
the FIRST time Monday afternoon,
Dec 30th. Opening the engage.
ment 10 David Belasco's comedy
drama, "Pawn Ticket 21O" made
famous by Lotta. One OF the feat
ures of this org anization is the Con-
cert Orchestra carried by tho man
agement and under the direction Of
Prof. Frank G. Luca. As the
phrase goes There's Something
Doing" with this entertainment all
the time.
The specialities are introd uced
by Frank e. McNish, the origin al
"Silence and Funny Man." Estella
X. Wills, Phi Mahan, Edmund
Lynch. Chas, Seymour's Moving
Pictures. Monday evening the
military drama "The Garrisoa
Girl' and Ladies' tlckets will be
good at both the matinee and the
evening performances on Monday.
The plays will all be given
special scenic productions, and
during the progress OF the plays
and between the Acts, new and up
to.date illustrated songs by clever
singers; also latest moving pictures
toy gcther with new war films, pro-
jected on huge screen. In addit.
ion. 10 all this high class singing aud
dancing specialitieswill represent
ed. The popular prices, 10, 70 and
80 cents, will be in vogue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
BELTS PHARMACY,
9Th and Market Streets.

L'OR SALE-EIGHT LANCE LOADS OF
II household goods from Philadelphia.
Pa, storage company. consisting OF New
England grand piano, cost $55u. Cur price
SIPS; fine 4ys French plate mirror. ebony nn.
ished chiffonier with hvvcl mirrors, 70 oak
and walnut cllamber suits IL elegant parior
suits, ine ennneled bedsteads, odd bureaus
and stands, fine square aud extension tables.
d to 10 foot, swell front siJeboards, high back
chairs, cabinets. upright bookcases suitable
for office nss. tufted couchea, easy chars.
fancy rock RS, hall stands, very swell fold.
ing beds . fiue toned organ y and foot cop.
per reataurant steamer; COED assortment OF
stoves such rs Victor Cook, Queen Father and
OtheliO, double heater. wood, gas. oil and
room stoves, carpets, oilcloths. mating. oil
kinds and sizes Of fancy rug,; lo) pieces OF
al ntioue furniture, inc c.uding boolc ascs. sacre-
tarics, claw foot tables and sidsb boards. col
umn and swell front bureaus, high back box
seat hall chairs, andirons ,tongs, high boys
desks, chests OF drawers. dining and card ta.
bies, clocks. pewter pots rare china ana
glassware at McMahou Bios. No. 9os King
street Delm. phone l225 d d Az l69 A,
dO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Grace Juulor Orchestra.

WilmingtV's youngest orchestra
is no doubt that of the Junior De-
partment of Grace NJ. E. Sunday
School boys. The boys who form
it, who are from IL to IA years
old are: Robert Winner, Clyde
May, Clarence Simmons and Paul
Mullin, violinists; Walter Winner
and John Mullin, cornetists; with
their teacher and director, John
D. Taylor Of 7O9 West Ninth street
assisted by Francis Clark, pianist.
They went to Philadelphia yester-
day and furnished the music for an
entertainment given by Spring
Garden Street NJ. E. Sunday
School at Twentieth and Spring
Garden.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Four Hundred Killed In Battle.

COLON, Colombia. Dec. 2s.-News
has been received here saying that
General Marin. tile Colombian revolu.
tionary leader, attacked Honda, on the
Magdalena river, Dec. with 1.2O4
men. The garrison, consisting of 43O
men, fonght from a. IN. until 10 80 p.
m, At s a. IN. the garrison received re-
endorsements numbering 200 men The
battle started on the outskirts Of the
city and ended at Caracoli, nine miles
from Honda. Bayonets and machetes
We're used. The government forces
were victorious. -Four hundred men
were killed during the battle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
About Waver Rentss

There is talk Of the Water Com.
mission making a further reduction
In water rents at the opening Of tho
new year, and q resolution TO that
effect may be offered at .ths next
nesting.
The idea Is to allow q discount of
forty percentum on water rents paid
In the month OF January Instead of
twenty per csntum as allowed At tho
present time.
Each year the department has a
surplus to turn over to City Council
and there are many who hold that the
department las no right to create .
surplus, but should reduce the water
rents to the actual cost to the city.
1t is not likely that the water rents
will ever be reduced to the actual
cost, because 1t is necessary to have
some money on hand with which to
make purchases Of new machinery
and make necessary repa'rs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
MA rVUts Ito Calls on Edward.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.- Marquis Ito and
hts suit. all wearing court dress, were
driven to Marlborough House yester-
day In royal carriages King Edward,
when he received the japanese states
man. wore field marshal's uniform.
Marquis Ito, after the audience. said
the object of his visit to London was
strictly nonpoltcal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THOMAS e. SHEA.

At the Opera House last evening
Thomas 4. Shea and his capable
company appeared 10 a large and
appreciativ house The company
will close its engagement At the
theatre tonight The performance
>at the matinee to-day will be 1.-THE
Voice of Nature. and this evening
"At He'll Gate" Both are we'll.
known attractions, and the com.
pany is far above any which has
ever appeared in this city at popu.
lar pfices, the attendance should
be, large at both matinee and the
evening performances.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Nicely Trial Next Week,

WASHINGTON, Dec %. - Chief
Postottice Inspector w. K. Cochran, ac-
ompanied by Il large number of post
Office inspectors, left Washington to-
day for Havana to be present at the
trial Of Charles +. W. Nicely, former
chief Of the bureau of finance of the
department Of posts Of Cuba, which
will begin Jan. 2.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS

We give our UNDIVIDED ATTENTION
to the matter in hand that Is the only safe
wuy, and wa are nothing, II not safe
We dispense only drugs Of known purity.
holding that when hum maA life hangs in the
balance, it Ia poor time to econo'nize by
using Cheap materials and trusting to luck
for results.
THIS is AN IMPORTANT MATTER AND
ONE WORTHY OF SERIOUS THOUGHT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
WsIbstsr Netillsd:

/, A writ was served yesterday by .
deputy Sheriff en Ayrss 8. Webster,
president Of the street and sewer
commissioners, directing him to ap-
pear 10 court on January and show
cause, II any he has, why he should
not make and file with the city treas
urcr new bond for $50, 900 for the
faithful performance Of his duties.
Service was not secured on Mr..
Webster at the time the writs were
served on directors Carter and Fahey,
as he was visiting IN Ohio.
No action has been taken BY the
Citizens Association regarding the
further proceedings they are to take
against Director Carter.
1t is likely that II the case Is re-
opened 1t will be based on criminal
inform alton presented to the court
by J. Harvey Whiteman. attorn ey
for the Citizens Committee. 4
In tho meantime Director Fahey is
under orders to produce his bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
TRUSTEES OF
The. POOR.

The Trustees Of the Poor had a
talKative session yesterday after noon
over the emergency hospital. 1t
was built without spouting, has ppor
drainage and the walls are damp.
The Grand Jury upon the occas lon
Of its visit to the hospital noticed
this fact.
From the discuss it appears that
when the building was erected it was
decided to put the plas ter Of the room
on the brick walls, without any stud
ding or air space petw cen the inside
walls and outer walls.
The result Of this is that after a
heavy storm the water apparently
soaks through the walls into the
rocms.
1t Is also claimed that the building
should have water conductors leading
from the roof. Although the build
ing IS uuder-drained. there is no pro-
vision for carrying of the rain water
from the roof and the consequence Is
that during each storm the rain comes
down and running over the edge Of
the roof blows against the walls, in
Gre asing the dampness.
These various defects, II there are
such. were brought out in the dis
cusslon yesterday, and after it was
finished 1t was decided to leave the
matter with the committee which has
charge Of the buildlngof the new hos
pital.
AS yet the new structure has not
been accepted and all the money
paid on it, but if the committee de-
cides that the building is completed
according to specifications. 1t will
probably be accepted in the near fu.
ture. r
Superintendent Mccoy yesterday
reported to the trustees that under
their instructions he had purchased
the furniture for the first floor VI the
new hospital, for there was only
enough money to furnish the first
floor.
The Committee Of Buildings re.
ported that 1t had inspected the In.
stitution and found everything In ex-
cellent shape.
The committee sugg ested the fur.
nishIng Of y couple Of rooms. where
inmates who are SO Ill that cannot re.
cover Can be placed, so that deaths
will not occur in the general wards,
where other inmates arc also pcated.
No action was taken on the sugges.
tion, as the board at present cannot
spare the money necessary to equip
an inflrmary.
The Delaware Insurance Company
made application for permission to
write $4,000 policy on the buildings
under the care Of the trustees.
The application was referred to the
proper committee.
The conviction Of President Lynn
Of the Levy Court has caused all
states to be broken so far as the e!ec.
tion OF Trustees Is concerned.
The successor. to Superintendent
Mccoy will be chosen by the Republi-
cans who will succeed the Democrats
whose term expires this spring.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Popular Tours TO W. W.shiaeto9.

Popular Tours To Washington Via
Baltimore and Ohio r. K.
The first tour to v Arlington Of the
series will be inauguarated Thursday.
Dec, 26, on " hich date tickets will be
good on Royal Blue Line train leaving
Wilmington 1856 2. N: and viii DO
goodto return within ten days inoludin 9
day OF sale with stop over privilege at
Bal timore. Rate includes two day
board at either tho National Metropoli
tan or Regent hotels IN Washington.
For book Of tours and details informa-
tion, write or apply to H. A. Miller
Passenger Agent Wilmington Dal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FARM EHS
"A Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Mill
Creek Hundred. will con vene ut O'clock p
m, in the odd Gellows Hail ut Hoakesslh. on
Monday, Jangary 9TH. 1oO2. spencer Chand.
Ter, President Francis ID. Baldwin, Secretary
d23 eOG d 3t.weGkly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
OIL Pound In V'Pnneasee.

JAMESTOWN, Tenn, Dec. %. A
flow of oil has been struck on Wolf
said experts have pronounced it Of
fine quality.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

NJ oTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING Of
IN tie DAmon State Protectiye Aksoc,a'
85 Monday. Dec. 8Uth, 1901, at o'clock y. m.
Jas. Brown, Tres. Irwin L. Ball, Ssc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTH
"A. ern Union Horse Com pnny. will convene
q o'clock p. III. on Saturday. Dec "a. 1901.
at tile Lyccum House in New Carbon Town.
ship, Chester Co, Pa.
FRANCIS ID. BALDWIN. Sscy.
d.l3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Buiaarinn Cabinet Has Resigned.
SOFIA. Dec. 2SThe Bulgarian cab.
met has resigned. 1t Is understood the
new cabi2et will include two members
of the Stambuloff party.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Stops the Cough
and works oil the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Qninine Tablets cure a
cold in on, day. No cure. No Pay. Price
20 ccHts VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

LET US PRINT yonI next order OF
envclopes and bills heads. Call at
the REPUBLICAN olhce and get our
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

MILK INSPECTOR McEylly de-
serves goot COW US a New Years
present.. He has made the milk
dealers respect the milk ordinance
an d not look on il as dead law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28
Prayer Won't Set Broken Bones.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 81" Elijah
Dowie has lost a former faithful
member of his church through his
inability to make good broken
jaw by prayer and the laying on
of consecMted hands.
Ten days ago Henry Haunschild
one of the faithful, fell from wag
on and shattered his jaw. "Liji"
Dowie was sent for, and, placing
his pudgy hands on the fractured
bones, babe Haunschild believe
that he was all right, but the pain
was so insense that Haunschild
made vigorous and highly color
ed profane protest.
He and all the members of his
family were adherents of Zion,
but today they renounced Elijah"
and the sufferer was removed to II
hospital. Unless blood poisoning
sets in as a result Of long neglect
Haunscbild will recover, but the
chances are against him.
Poor Children Given Treat.
Macedonian Circle of Kings
Daughters, Of West Presbyterian
Church, served 1875 poor children
with turkey dinner at the church
yesterday afternoon. -.
The children were between 6
and II years of age and are mem
bers of the Sunday School and
Sewing school of the Baird Me-
mortal Mission of West Church.
They will remember it for many
days as it was the finest spread
that they evdr sit down to. They
ate as if they had never seen tur-
key before aud many Of them
We're sesved from thtee to foul
times with portions Of the bird.
After the children had eaten all
that they could fruit and cake
were given them to take home.
Last evening the members Of
the SundaySchool were entertained
at the mission and were presented
with candy and fruit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

DoN'r forget that it is a good
thing to make the printer happy
man by paving up your subscrip-
ton before the wear is out Make
this resolve right now.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Taylor and Fullsrsons Bssi Wine and
Iron tones up the system. W. O. Taylor
802 King street, !
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

EN-PREsIDENT Grover Cleveland
has signltied his acceptance of the
appointment as member OF the
standing committee 10 promote ar
biiratloa in labor disputes which
it is 10 be hoped whcL formulated
will put an emf to strikes aut ru
mors of strikes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

CITY TREASURER Philip Gerst, of
Buffalo. has been removed from Of
fee bv Mayor Dlehl. after con-
Guiding an investig alton into charg-
es az anst him OF misconduct in Of
flee in misappropr,ating funds Of
the cjty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

A. e. DENoRxANDrE, enc ei our
best known jewelers., has beea
stricken with apoplexy. His
brother Thomas for years carried
on the china aud Queensware busi-
ness a! No. 307 Market street. Mr..
DsNormandie was Of frugal habits,
steady aud with q desire to ac-
quire a competency during his early
years to keep him in his declining
yeara He was doomed to disap-
poiutment like hundreds Of others
who chase 1.-The tickle goddess Of
wealth. He was of a tovial nature
aud always had a pleasant word
for those he came into contact
with. His condition 10 critical and
his days are numbered.
The term Of United States Mar.
shal John c. Short will expire in
January. The Marshal knows a
good thing when he sees it and
would like to succeed himself as he
is perfectly willing to live iu Will
mington for four years more. Why
not give him the reappointmeut as
a New Years present and pre-
serve the civil service rules? His
I deputy does the work atd is a
good one.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Dubell the Halter
Go to Charles II. Dubsll for your hate
aud 'caps OF all styles No. 2 Eass Third 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-28

Ir would be we'll for our bank
cashiers to be- careful how they en-
ter the bank yaults. or they NAV
meet with the tate that befell D. p.
Wheeler. He was cashier OF the
Citizens National bank OF Akron,
O. He was on Thursday killed by
au electric shock through hand
ling an inca ndescent lamp and
opening the va ult door at the same
time, thus forming a iatal current.
AN Italian followed fellow couu-
tryman 1000 miles across the coun-
try for the purpose Of killing him.
Antonio Seguin had gone on An.
tonic Scaltia's bond tor $4,000, who
on berng released from durahce vile
Had. Then Seguin had made UP his
mind 10 kill the bail jumper. lie
saved his life bv appealing to the
Chicago detectives.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-12-20
borhood church, will hold a reception,
New Years day.
William Henry Plumb had bad
fall on the ice recently, shaking him

borhood church, will hold reception,
New Years day.
William Henry Plumb had bad
fall on the ice recently. shaking him
pretty badly.
An enterta inmcnt will he held in the
lecture room of the Congregational
church. Friday evening. December 20,
by the Empty Stocking club. The pro-
ceeds are for charity.
The 0. E. S. are arrangi ng for large
Christmas tree celebration.
John e. Holmes was elected lecturer
at the meeting of the Changers held in
Bridgeport, last week.
Charles Il. Stagg sails, this week, for
Kimberly, South Africa, where he will
locate with the Diamond Mining Co. He
is a very popular young man in town
and his many friends will wish him
success and a safe return.
Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Hawlcy have been
recent visitors in town.
Mr. and Mrs A fired Stacey are car
ing for a young son who recently ar
lived in their home.
Horace Dennis is soon to start for
Aiken, S. G..
Bert Merrill broke one of his knee
caps by a fall on the ice, last week.
Winton Buddington has returned to
his home in Providence.
B. H. MunSon was at his home on
California street, over Sunday. He is
looking after the \. w. Burritt Co. S
work at TarrytOwn, n. Y.
Rev @. S. Bullock lectured, last Fri
day evening, in the Berean church.
Bridgeport.
Walter Hine is spending the greater
part of his time looking after Il badly
| injured hand.
Mrs Eliza Fairchild of Elm street, is
suffering from a severe attack of rheu-
| matiSm.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-12-20
OA.9To1EA.
B.a,. n. a The Kind You Have Aixays Bsqeft
Ss' q &X2Z<x
The Travellers Guide.

Monr ,e-North, 1925 a m +4.3sp IN; Sout=
+lUOl a m. -6.o6 m.
ROtsford-SOuth for New Haven, 9.55 III;
6.o2 IN. See BOtsford below.
Newtown-NOrth. al. 10.46 IN, Is. 4.52. sol.
7Ol III; Sunday, al a M; South. 6-59.
s.42. 9.46. 11.21 a m; 4.05. go. GA p M; Sun
eyvilie"North. 80. 1855 a NJ 15o, sol.
500 10 m: Sunday. ISL N; South. 6.4s,
S.A 9.37. ll.19a N. 3.5:. GEO. 6.36 p m. Sun
day. 80 pm.
BroGkiicld Junttion-North. or, sOa 11.I2.
:, III. 10. 81. sd. 7.l9 m, Sunday. SOB
m; South. 639 I'll. SIS. go, '11.O7 m. 3.4a.
5.oo. 6.27 M; Sunday. 5.41 pm.
BrOokfeld-North, 6.:S. SOS II Ii am 1870, SD.
PA m; Sunday. SOS; South. 6aa. 7O'. SO.
1l,Gs III. +.o9. 6.aa2 p m; Sunday. 5.43 m.
GAINESVILLE and Still River-North 639s. Is m.
5.:$. Isl III: South. 6.25,1, $40 m. 4.49.615 p
m; sunday: north. SIS a IN. south. f5.4e m.
LILO. 81. 5.44. 7.3. p m: Sunday. So IN:
South 60. 6.o5. sos. 9.l3. 1O.4s m. 3229 40.
$40 pm: Sunday. IS, m.
Observation-Disclosures, S.35, ia a m. 40. SIS
p M Sunday. s.35, m; South 1O.35 m, 4.lO.
50. p M; Sunday. SIS p m
kent-Norlh. $40. IL .o2'a m. 2.15. COG m
sunday. $40 a m; South. 1913 IN. 3O.. So
5.42 p. m: sunday. 5.Gs N.
Cornwall Bridge-North. s.07 l2.o4 a m. 2.51.-
6..3 p m: Sunday. 9.O5 a m; South. I0.H a m.
rs. 80 m: Sunday. ~? H.
IVES: Cornwall \Orl H. 9-I3 l2l2. SD. 6.3
pm: sunday. 9i4 Il m: South, 1903 a m, $40.
80 sunday. al m
Lime Rock-North. 9-23 m. 12.20. 3.41. Gal p.
m: Sunday. 90 m; South. 9.55 a m. 3ol 5.I2:
pm: Sunday, 4.33 m.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-12-20
SHERMAN.
CHURCH INTERESTS.

At a business meeting after the
prayer meeting of the y. p. 5. c. E..
last Sunday evening, the following
officers were elected for the next six
months: President, Miss Cornelia Gels
ton; vice president, Mrs VIII Hunger
ford; corresponding secretary, Miss
Anna Stuart; recording secretary and
treasurer, w. c. Allen.
Dea Gelston's, Friday evening OF this
week.
Rev MIR Moses will preach in the
Center church next Sunday evening at
o'clock.
There will be Christmas service at
the Congressional church. next Sun
day morning, preceding the sermon
which will be in line with the season.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-12-20
HOW TO CURE GROUP.

r.. Gray. who lives near Armenia,
Duchess county, n. V, says: ''Cham-
bcrlain'S cough remedy is the best
medicine have ever used. 1t is a
fine children's remedy for Group and
never fails to cure When given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the croupy cough has deve.-
oped, it will prevent the attack. This
should be borne in mind and bottle
of the cough remedy kept at hand
ready for instant use as soon as these
symptoms appear. For sale by r. IL.
Beers s. Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis
& Co.. Sandy Hook: NV. n. Hurd, Long
Hill: E. G. Platt Co., Hawleyville:
A. B. Blakemen, Botsford.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-12-20
LITCHFIELD BRANCH.

Bethel-Leave 1O.5Oa m sos m. sunday. IS
Il m. Arrive $40 Il m, 400 p III. sunday. d.io
HI, yville-North. II. Il M 30 m. sun
day S.OOa M Leave for Bethel NJ II IN, 81
p m. Sunday. $50 pm
Shepaug North. +lli1 Il m. +3.:a p IN. sunday.
rs. - m. South +9l} a M, +3.;fi p m. sun
day. 3.:M p H.
RnXhury Falls North. +1l25 m. 5.42 p m.
sunday, Is. ~ m. South. 1905 IN. %, p m.
Sunday, 50 p m.
Roxbury- North, % a m. SO III. sunday.
Si5 !. IN. south. $50 Il m, $40 p NJ sunday.
SIS
Judd's Bridge-North. +1l.39 a m +556 D H.
Sunday, ~ Il m. South. $50 Il m. - IL p IN.
Sunday. 1903 pm
Wa>hng1 on-North. l.Jn Il M. 6.o1 pm. sun
day. 9.02 m. South. SIS Il III. Us p m. sun
New Preston-North. lbs Il H. GIL p m. sun
day, 9.OS Il m. South. S.34 Il N. 2.54 p sun
day 4.ts pm.
Romford North. +l2.oi m 60 M. Sunday.
9l9 m. South. +S.:2,oa H. As m. sunday.
4.2G pm.
Morris North. l2.os Il M. 1928 m. Sunday
81 m. South. $50 II m. 40 III. Sunday
AIS IN.
Bantam North. l2l7 m. GA p IN. sunday.
9.+3 Il m. South, S.l2 Il m. - p Sunday,
LakePNor,h, +Iaao p m. 6a7 m. Sunday.
1919 m. South. t>lo IN. 30 m. sun
day $50 pm.
Litchtcd- Arrive l.. p m & - p NJ Sunday.
?.35 a IN. South, b a IN. , - p IN. Sunday.
$50 pm.