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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31

Galveston, Texas, January 3o.-Proceed-
ings today in the court Of civil appeals;
Affirmed Gulf Colorado aud Santa Fe
hallway Company VS. A. NJ. Clay, from
Burleson; Phoenix Insurance Company VS..
Homer Harris, from Rusk; Jennie L.
Johnson ct eli VS.. Galveston. Houston and
Northern Railway Company, from Harris;
Calvin Milligan VS.. Texas and New Or
leans Railroad Company, from Liberty
Reversed and rCm1uded: d. X. Benty
ct al VS.. c, w. Bulgcr, from Galveston;
Ed c. Lans VS.. Ad0lph Setdel from Aus
tin.
Application for mandamus refused: s.
T. Halliburton ct al VS.. j, d. Martin, dis
trict judge, from Jefferson
Motions for rehearing refused: Gulf,
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Com,
pany VS.. N. II. Browne from Golind; John
4. Capien VS.. John Hawkins ct al from
Hardin; III. l.. Newcomh ct al vs.. Thomas
Cox ct al, from Houston
Motion to advance granted and cause
set for February 6. 1892. w. NJ. Brumby
VS.. J. G. Boyd, from Harris
Motion to compel clerk to issue mandate
refused: Gulf, Colorado and Santa Te
Railway Company VS.. J. j. Burroughs,
from Harris.
Submitted: s. Goldstcin VS.. Sarah c.
Gockrell, from Harris; John NJ. Wilson VS..
Tyler Coffin Company, from smith; 81.
Louis and Southwestern Railway Company
Of Texas VS.. Mrs l.. Il. Jacobson ct al,
from Smith; St Louis and southwestern
runway company ul ktAdA vs.. de u. htl-
ton, from Smith; Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad Company VS. n. Goodyear,
from Grimes; II. b. Leonard, ct al VS.. W.
s. Harklerow, from De Witt; sam J.
Drake VS. Davidson & Bailey. from De
witt; John j Foley VS. otto Hotkaup ct
TX, from Harris; S. A. Menafee VS.. w. G.
Leazar, from jackson; Gut Colorado and
johnson, from Harris
Cases set for submission February 10:
Dan Swift VS.. Charles G. Bruce, from
Hardin; d. A. Barrett OF al VS. Eastman
Bros, from Madison; Bculah Parker ct al
vs.. Blake Dupree receiver, from Harris;
V. d. Zapaloc VS.. H. lamps Sons, from
Fayette; b. S. Fitzgerald ct al VS. Johu p
Compton, from HarriS H. Pau Georgi VS..
Charles Juergen ct al, from Harris; Hons.
ton Ice and Brewing Company VS.. Edge.
wood Dlstilling Company, from Anderson;
Caroline Cromer VS.. Mike Sgitcovlch, from
Galveston.
Messrs. H. B. Marsh II NJ. whitaker
and Cone Johnson OF Tyler were In attend
ance upon court today.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
Marriage Of Miss Ada Lee Branch to Mr.
Stroud Apnotr,red

Marriage Of Miss Ada Lee Branch TO Mr..
Stroud Announced.
Temple, Texas, January 3O.-Cards are
out announcing the marriage on February
OF Miss Ada Lee Branch aud Mr. Nicholas
Allen Stroud at the First Methodist church.
Miss Branch is the daughter of Mi. and
Mrs w. r, Branch, old Temple citizens.
while the groom-to.be is worthy young
man in the employ OF the Cooper Grocery
company OF this city as travelling sales.
man,
Mr.. Pat Dooiey and bride ARRIVED last
night from san Angelo, having been Joined
In wedlock IN that city yesterday after.
noon, MI pooiey Is popular Brakeman
on the San Angelo ran. Mrs. Dooley WAS
Miss Ida Gerber and formerly lived here.
where she owns some good business prop,
cry. They viii be al home IN ramnia
after short honeymoon trip.
MIR. j. W. kyle OF the firm OF l. w KYLE
x son is critically M. he has been In
poor health Tor some timn ana yesterday
had faintlng spell, from which he could
not be aroused for several hours. His at.
tending physicians fear a blood vessel has
been ruptnred in the head
Rev. Mr.. Parkinson of che Christian
church returned last night from Denton,
where he had been TO attend the funerai
services of Hon. r. L. Rhgsdale
Rev. G. w. McDanielS, pastor OF the First
Baptist church here, has had a caU from
Sherman, which he has under advisement'
Judge w. c. Halbert returned last night
from Hillsboro where he has been on some
important business.
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THE HAupT PLAN CONDEMNED,
People OF the Arkansas Section Wan
GnNnrnrnntnt Cnntract

People Of the Arkansas Section Want
Government Contract.
Corpus Christi, Texas. January 20 The
people of this section are keculy watching
the developments OF the strong fight being
made by Congressman Kleberg against
placing the ArnnSas Pass harhor work
In the hands OF Prof Haupt and taking
1t out Of the governments control The
people of Corpus Christi and this entire
section generally ore strongly opposed to
the Haupt plan and proposition and have
expressed their sentiments in q petition
sent to Washington last month 1t took
Congressman kleberg several years TO {
the government to resume control of tho
work after private capitalists" had been
pudding with and Obstructiug the pas
sage over the bar and now the people O:
this section are unanimous in the belief
that well enough should be left alone, an 4
believe that Mr. Kleherg should be sup
ported in HIS efforts to secure a substan
tial appropriation from congress to have
the Jetty and other improvements at the
pass put In under the direct supervis on
OF the government A strong fight for this
proposition may he expected II the Haupt
or any other private plan Is considered by
the congressional committee.
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
snnrnnne Cnllrt.

Austin, Texas January 8o.-The follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today:
Applications refuscd II Masterson vs..
J; II. Burnett ct al, from Harris Paul j.
Medley VS.. American Radiator Company 81
a. from Galveston; ]. VI. Daugherty vs. Z.
4. l!erudon, from Taylor.
Dlsm ssed for want OF jurisdiction; n. ,.
Matthews ct al VS.. Allen Darnell ct al
from Archer.
Affirmed: f. j. Graves vs. d. p. Kinney
ct al from Travis
In the case Of Dallas County VS.. the Club
Land and Cattle Company and others the
Judgment OF the court Of civil appeals, IN
so far as 1t allows n recovery against pat
las county, Is reversed ana Judgment Is here
rendered that the Club Land and cattle
company TAKE nothing as 10 its counter
claim against the county. hut in all other
respects the judgment Of that court Is al
frmed
Submitted: Gulf, Colorado and Santa re
Railway Company ct al VS. James Cushhey'
from Mitchell.
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Some KATY Annointments

The local officials OF the Katy have re.
ceiyed notice of the following appointments
on their line:
j, A. Davis, superintendent Of the Par
sons Cherokee aud Neosho divisions and
branches vice H. w Welch, assigned to
other duties; y. j. Finney, superintendent
Of the Sedalia. Kansas city and Hannibal
south divisions and branches, vice j. A.
Davis. transferred: Il. j, Lampert super
intendent st, Louis and Hannibal North di-
vision and branches. vice \. j. Finney,
transferred. The circular Is signed by il,
NJ Collins, the new general superintendent,
and approved by A. A. Allen, vice president
and genernl mAnAger
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Palace Car Company Chartered.

New York, January 3o-organIzation of
the recently Incorporated American Pal
ace Car company has been completed by
the election Of the following ofdcers j.
II. Hoadley, president; W. j. Arkell, vice
president and William j. Hoagland secre.
tary and treasurer. James NJ. Brady has
resigned as director Of the Pressed Steel
Car company and has been elected d.
rector of the American Palace Gar com
pnny, 1t is stated that the company has
placed orders for 100 OF its palace sleeping
cars to he operated principally on Euro
rcan roads.
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KATY Grievance Committee.

DGnison, Texas, January 2aThe mem
bers of the grievance committee for tho
Katy system have returned from st. Louis,
where they went to attend the annual cleo.
tlon Of officers The Dcnison men were
represented by a strong delegation Of some
OF tho best workers and they landed all
they went after in the way NJ offices.
The following are the officers elected: ].
K. Williamson, Dentson, general chairman;
c. NJ Shafcr, Hannibal, Mo, general vice
chairman; 70. A. West, Dcnison, general
seNreLlrN.
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Cotton Belts COMPLAINT.

Austin, Texas, January 3o.-AssIstant
General Freight Agent Fife of the Cotton
Belt was here today aud discussed with
the railroad commission the question OF
certain roads not giving his line proper
division OF rates on grain shipments cut
OF TeXsrkana, He wants a proper ADJUST
He said the main part OF his contention is
on grain shipments TO Brennan, which are
turned over to the Santa Zee at McGregor.
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Wabash Veteran Corps.

The Wabash Veteran Corps an assocl-
alton composed Of employees of the Wabash
Railroad company who have been in the
service Of the company not less than hf-
teen years, mas been organized
The object Of this body Of veterans Is
stated to he social intercourse, the fostering
OF a fraterual feeling among the members
and the keeping of a record and history oS
its members and Of the Wabash railroad.
An annual banquet tho last Saturday 10
April, will be q feature.
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VERDICT IN CLAY CASE.
Defendant Found Guilty Of Murder in Il
Second Oearee.

Second Degree.
Tyler Texas, January so The vcrdlct
or the Jury In the 7, j, Clay murder case,
sent from this county to Upshur county on
change OF venue, was I'VE the Jury, find
the defendant n. J, clay guilty OF murder
In the second degree ana assess his punish.
mcnt at confinement In the peuitentlary for
twenty one years
According To the evidence brought out
ON the trlal Clay and the deceased, Griffin,
engaged In u mutual combat or street dlel
here last June. The deceased. thirty min
utes before the killing. had presented an
account TO the defendants A disagreement
arose aud the deceased was Knocked down
and otherwise assaulted. He arose and said
70 Clay 81 VIII see YOU again" to which
Cluy assentcd Roth left the scene and
returned al about the same time, when the
deadly encounter occurred. Both parties
We're well known here. \ motion for n new
trial will he urged tomorrow AT Gilmcr.
This has been one of the hardest legal
battles ever fought IN East Texas, both
sides having unlimited means.
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still Keens II lin.

During a period OF poor health some
time age l got a trial bottle Of Dewitt's
Little Early Risers," says Justice-of- the
Peace Adam Shock. OF New Lisbon Ind
Il took them aud they did me so mach
good hare used them ever aiRre." safe
rehalde and gentle. DeMtfs"s Iht1ls unz.fr
RiserS neither gripR mar tIistiesE bun safn
ulRte the uver aud prorinfs ragulEr End
easy actiap OF rhs hewelk.
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Railroad Earninns.

The gross earnings of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois for December were $685.
l57, m Increase OF $40, 7Go; July / to De
cember 81. an increase OF S277 O0o
The gross earnings OF the ScaboArd Air
Line for the second week Of January were
S2il 40, a decrease Of S7733; from July /,
increase Of S3S7,3Tl.
Forty.Beveu roads reporting for the sec
Oud week In January show an average in
crease in gross earnings of 1913 per cent
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VERDICT oE MOI GUILTY
A to Frank Sharp in the San Augustine
CGtt,tu Case

"A to Frank Sharp in the San Augustine
County Case.
Center Texas, January 20 Tho State
rested its ease this morning In the case of
State vs., Lum Crouch and Frank sharp
the parties who are jointly Indicted for the
killing Of the Roberts In san Augustine
county last June. When the State close,
lis case counsel for the defendant reques =
ed the court to Instruct the jury To return
verdict OF not guilty as to Frank Sharp
and the court promptly Instructed the Jury
TO return verdict OF not guilty as against
sharp and the trial then proceeded With
Lum Crouch alone as defendant. The de-
PENDANT is now introducing his testimony.
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MAY GO OVER.

Resumption OF the Conference Depends
Upon Manager Van Weeks Return.
Manager Van Week OF the Southern Pa.
cific, who has been absent several days
on company business, was expected to
return this morning, but It was thought
possible that bis arrival might be delayed
until this evening, In the latter event
the resumption of the conference between
me conductors and 'rninmen', representa-
tlycs VIII 20 over for another day. The
conference was booked TO be taken up
this morning.
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M Montnomeru Rrnnch.

Galveston, Texas, January SOW. e.
Beech, the engineer who is In charge "
the extension of the Santa lre from Mont
gomcry 20 Sishee, was In the city last
evening. lie has completed the track SO
that the trains can pass over II and Ne
road is now in operation, but there Is
some further work to be done on It before
Il is In hrst class condition.
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Mr.. 9: f. w. Felt, chief engineer Of the
santa re. Headquarters at Galveston, was
here yesterday.
MT; d. ii. Johnson, assistant general
freight agent Of the Santa Fe, came over
from Galveston yesterday.
Mr.. ~ ). Mcdowell. superintendent OF
the Cotton Belt, headquarters Smithyille,
vas among yesterdays arrivals
Mr.. George 4. Lupton, assistant general
passenger agent OF the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass, was In Houston Wednesday
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CAPTAIN Patrick Resions.

Austin, Texas, January S0.-Cnptnin II.
u, Patrick, who has been feight agent OF
the Houston and Texas Central here since
1883, hns rendered his resignation, TO take
efioct February |, aud ris son, sam A,
Patrick, has been ipp1hted TO succeed
him Captain Patrick has been with the
Central q number of years and his retire
meut Is said TO be due to falling health,
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Mr.. Firth Reaches Fort Month.

Fort Worth, Texas, january 90.-W II.
Frth, general passenger ogelJ Of the Chi
cago Rock Island and Texas and successor
to Charles Sloat, who recently 4.rUd,
arrived today With his Family from UclNe
and will permanently reside herr, Mr.,
Firth's successor as general agcE, In Den.
yer has not been named,
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that on several Of the Northern roads the
trainmcn In calling out the stations, after
the usual call, add the warning: Don't
leave any articles In the car" He saws
that the custom seems to have very good
ehect and that many times parties who
would Otherwise forget umbrellas and
otner articles are reminded OF them In
Thorn
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Another Katy Extension.

Guthrie, o. r., January 29,-The citizens
OF Guthrie were notified today by the Mis-.
souri,. Kansas and Texas Railway companv
OF its acceptance OF the city's proposition
10 build here from Co1eyyille, Kas.
The engineering corps will be here this
week ''''S
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Warninn to Passenaers.

Galveston, Texas, January 30.-F. II.
Scott, superintendent of the Union station,
who has recently returned from a trip
through the Northern and Eastern states,
remarked TO a Post reporter this morning
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For the Children
To Keep Their Digestion Perfect Moth
ing Is So Safe and Pleasant as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

Thousands OF men and women have found
STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets the safest and
most reliable preparation for any form OF
Indigestion or stomach trouble.
Thousands Of people who are not sick, but
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company Will send as much Of IT'S Texas
business MS will be practicable VIA Sher-
man and the Frisco. This will necessi-
tate an Immense transfer business here ~
transfer which the Frisco is to establish
here
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Passenger Earnings.

Austin, Texas, January s0-Tha Wealth
erford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern
railway today paid the comptroller s4s "a
passenger tax on SASSa 10 passenger earn
imcs foa the quarter ensias Decemher n.
1904.
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LYDIA {. PlNKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound.
woman's Remedy for woman.s lie
FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS
CABBAGE PLANT SHIPMENTS.

corpus Shrisu sends a Big Lot OF Them
10 Mobile.
Corpus Christi Texas. January sO-An.
other large shipment of Corpus Christi
cabbage plants has been made from here
TO Mobile Ala. Yesterday morning 100. 900
plants were shipped by express and another
Ioo,Voo today This, with the 5000 shin
Rea lew days aso. makes 225OOO shIYTSsf
req AfEe % Aehne daring Gha pakt nirek
Ana mnea RSR Jan ~ In Akayund.
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SMALLPOX.

HiIsboro, Texas. January 3O-A case OF
smallpox was discovered today in South
Bots dare street by Health Physician
Sessions. The case was promptly Isolated
and quarantined. as there have been no
exposures except In the family, there are
little fears of the disease spreading.
Waco. Texas, January SO.-There are
fewer cases of smallpox In Waco now
than there have been any time for years
at this season of the year. However, the
cases that have developed are more virulent
in form than during previous seasons. So
far there have been no deaths from the
disease, but there are several victims OF the
disease In preearlous condition.
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cross-seotionino Mataoorda Extension.

Wharton. Texas, January 80. From rar.
ties up from Bay Ci,y The Post reporter
learns that the engineers Of the Cane Belt
railway are now actively engaged cross
srcti, ming the work OF Tho 20 tlng survey
on the extension Of the brauch from Bay
City 10 the old town Of Matasorda.
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Express Transfer at Sherman.

Sherman, Texas, january 30.--lt is
ioarnsd upon good Authority thar on ana
altar NnEch tha WallaaEargp sxnrcss
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Notary PubIIc in and FOR Erie Co, \. 7.
For babies, no matter how young or deli
cate, the tablets will accomplish wonders
in increasing the flesh, appetite aud
growth. Use only the large sweet tablsts
in every box Full sized boxes are sold
by all druggists for 80 cents, and no pa
rent should neglect the use of this safe
remedy for all stomach and bowel troubles
II the child is ailng in any way regarding
It's food or assimilation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
known for years as the best preparato on for
all stomach troubles whether in adults or
infants.
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Crane Central Depot
Leave No. 1905 am Arrive No $50 p N
Laave Nc. .. ills D m Arrive No.fo.4.OO q n
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.


N. q n. C. IA. n.
Grand Central Depot
cave 10. 1870 a. n Arrive NJ. 4. 7.2o > .
Essve No. s.. .tl.00 .. N Arrive No. 8. oi0 q. IN
n. a \. o. n. N.
Grand Central Depot
ts~gs No o.. AIS a. IN Arrive No slg.oQ p =
Leave No s....7. so ?. m Arrive No gi9AS a n
Leave No 20. $50 am Arrive No o.io,9Op %
G., "a. a Q. A. ny.
Grand Central Depot
leave No g....I0.o5 an Arrive Nos7.Sop n
Lasve No. =. Ills p m Arrival ofo4.o0 a n
g., n. q N. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
kaave Ne s..iO.O5a. n Arrive No o.. 900 an
Feave No ST. .sQp. Arrive No. .iQ ,o9 pm
tssvs No. 5000 N Arrive No. g. ZOO pm
Nos. and Sundays oHiy'
". r., II. & M. r.. n.
Grand Central Depot.
Leave No. Is, lois Arrive No rsa, SIS On
o. A. d A. p. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
Leave Ne. r....9.s5 Arrive No. s.0.2s pm
g.. O. & s. F. r.. IL.
Grand Central Depot
yrvs. =, -. ,z.o0A Arivs.... .;s.ss,'n
Lssys.....".7.A5 p. N Anive.......,9 .20 pm
Gslyssioh Trains
Leays .........7.00a a. N. Arrive. ....... $50 pm
leava,.......7.4S m Arriye........7 .30 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
leave .....8.55 am Arrive .....s.4O a. m
Leava........t.So ,. m Aftive.... $40 p,
AIithese trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot minutes later than tho ABOVE,
II, 10. 4 w. Il. n. n,
Fifth Ward Depot
leave ZOO an. Express Train Arrive Il. 90 p. m
Grand Csnta Depot
Leave sos p, Arrive 9.o2 a. Il
H., X. - II. IL. II.
M. K & T. Depo, Filth Ward
Lesys s, go n.......,....,''..A. Arrive s. 2oaI
For Galveston Trains see g., H. & IL
4. q q. n. R.R.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue
Esavs SIS p. m................. Arrive 40 an
Eaave 8 90 a. m............ ARRIVE 8 80 pm
Columbia and velssoo Trains,
Daily Except SUNDAY.
Laws 900 am (Sunday oniy) Arrive A,AS pm
@. H. q X. n. IA
Lasve. ~ & 6. N Depot. a. n
Lssve..,.M, K. & T Depot. ............ o45 4. N
kssYe....L & o. n. Depot ....,........,9.S5 4. m
kssvc. Grand Central Depo,,......-..4.A5 p m
'keave.. Grand Central Depot. 9 90 p 10
NieAVe,, l. q @. n. Depot. bio ,. m
SUNDAYS only.
hidniRht special arrives 30 q m Sundays
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Fifth Ward Depot
Leave ZOO an. Express Train. Arrive 100 p N
Grand Centa Depot
Leave sos p, Arrive SOFAS
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kaave No ..lO.O5 N Arrive No. a.. 90 I'm
leave No zisO o. m Arrive No. 4.i0, 90 pm
Leave No S.0Oa. N Arrive No. 6, ZOO pm
Nos. and Sundays Ouly.
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N, Z. & I Depot FIfIh Ward.
Leave 9, so a. m.......,....,,... Arrive 9. 30 a. IN
leave Z 0S 2. n ........... eco. Arrive b so Ia
For Galveston Trains see g., II. & IT.
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Grand Central Depot
tsvs Nc o.. ATS N Arrive No. s.t0.0 p. N
Leave No $3.50 .. m Arrive No 80 a. n
Leave No 10. $50 am Arrive No olO.3Op
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H.. q n. C. IA. n.
Grand Central Depot
teavs No. 400 a NJ Arrive No a.. 2srn
Leave No. y..iO. 80 a. m Arrive No. AFRO p .
I1aNn No 4 IL 90 o. n Arrive No. 8. o.tO z. N
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Depot foot Of Congress, Avenue.
keavs 9.35 p. Arrive 400 an
Laave 800 a. m...,......., ARRIVE ESQ pm
Columbia and VeIsseo Trains,
EeSve eco a n.................Auiye A.45 p. n
Daily Excep, Sunday.
Laws zoe am. Sunday onyJ Arrvs A,AS pm.
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Grand Central Depot.
Leave No. Iyi I0I5 a N Arrive No rSs. SIS p n