THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEDKtfAIir 15, ' 1869.
r
. Mimical Kot.
i7?ircn.b,,ch,a rwchole La found Hi way to
Rio Janeiro.
i.TTe..,,,w vh1pvIIc fvac. nt ih- Varieties,
is by MM. Cliilmiieanci 8.rHuliti, ami bears tbo
title of 1 Mot de iff Fin.
Olurk'B IpMncnia in Au'if ha" jiiHt bieu
revived at Munich, rovUcrt nrnl reorrnreitrated
bj Herr Richard Wanner!
Horr lism hm complete rl tselve drawioe
iiiuatralivcof Wagner's opera, t-jr the Ktmr of
Havana, wlio&e admiraUn lor tUu author of
Lohengrin U quite Inautinble.
Alsd'Hc oe Muibka tun tippcM-cl m "Lucia"
at tbe Italicns, but has net succeeded In win
Ulrifjr the Invor ot the crltici or tne public.
At the Theatre Lyrlque, Mad'Hc Orecnl is to
appear iooti ai "Violcitn," nnl .-icnor Verdi'8
opera Is to be quickly followed by JCttnzi and
La I ioncre,
A new tiaiuiarin for choru., with harp ac
companiment by tlio veteran AI. Aubcr, was
recently piriurtucd at tlie l uileriej Chapel, it Is
said with pi rat effect!
Heir Wacner lifts nvrlved in rnrls for the
purpose of conducUnz the lcli'iitvui ot his
litenii. A nialicioii1 journali-'t rrpni'ts that on
the dav of h's arrival the afreet oritm made
as much cacophony rj posbiblo in compliment
to the com poser ot the luture.
M. Oil'enbitch has completely transformed
the cbaractorof the repertoire ot liie Varieties,
Paris. Nothinc succeeds there but his musical
farces. An attempt made, when Mdlle. Sciiud
der left the theatre a ehort time ato, to restoro
the old fai-hioiied vawleville hat uttorly failed,
and two new pieces from the liicxliauetibie pen
Lave already been put in rehearsal.
lluniei. a canta'a wbieh on tied for SI. Rabit
teau be premier prix de Home, was brought out
at the Opera Comiquo recently. Tliore is faid to
be moie of lutuie promise! than of present
In! G Inn nt in tbe lanrea'e'a work. The canta'a
by M. Wnrzciler, who was bracketed with tho
nbovi-i.amed uutbor, has been produced at tbe
Lyrlque. There is no lack of encouragement to
youtm coniDOers in France.
Ie VicomtP Arthur Kalkbrenner, son of tho
Kalkbrenner who wrote a history of ruuVtc, died
on the i!4th of January in 1'iuix, sml Jeuly. while
in the act of liehtina; a ciear. He was known
only ns the composer of trifle, but he. is said to
have left an opera, V Amour, of which he wrote
both the words and tho music. He has ulo lelt
a million of francs to a daughter twelve years
of ape.
Unron Wolzogcn, whose interesting niona.
piaph on Von Juan runst be remem'jereJ by
many musicians, is going to superintend a
model per'ormauce of Mozart's masterpiece, to
be broueht out at Pchwcrin on the 27th of
March, the birthday of the y tlzburg comp3ser.
New pcenery la to be painted in accordance
With Da Ponte's scenario, and the original
sequence, ot tbe pieces Is to be ie3lored.
The operatic season in Route wasopene l by
the lintU) in Maschera and Von Carlos. It is
atuui-ins enoueb. to remark that the censorship
Which insisted on the alteration ot the title and
of the names o( all the characters in Lucre'la
Borgia, the relative of a Pope, permits the
production of one piece, bavins; tor its subject
the assassination of a Protestant prince, and
of another which ehowa the ill consequences
of disobedietice to the commands of the Holy
See.
IrnniA(fc Xotos.
M. Ainedee de Jallais ia engaged upon a
drama in e'ght tableaux, founded upon the ad
ventures of the Count or 3t. Germain.
At the Theatre Beaumarchais a melo drama,
adapted by M. Lebeau from a romance of M.
Ch. Deslys, has been produced with the title of
La Kevenantf de Minmt.
Tbe French bociety of Dramatic Authors
Usee its powers In a very spirited inauuer. M.
Fischer, the director of the Chatelet, reused to
lulSl the engagements with regard to pieces
made by his predeceesor. M. Hostein, pleading
that M. Hostein's failure hal put an end to all
contracts entered into by him. The society
now forbids the performance, at tuc Chatclet,
of its pieces, and M. Fischer, though protuHiDtf
against the injustice to which he is subject, is
obliged to capitulate.
A new experiment, to wM.:h considerable
interest is attached, has commenced at. the
Oaite. It consists of a series of mid-day per
formances of classical French dramas, accom
panied by Illustrative- essays from well known
writers. Le del was chosen for the opening
representation, M. Otiuvee delivering tha
prefatory address. Principal psrts iu tho
performance were allotted to MaJ'llt) Debay and
SIM. Ballande una Duranine. rue scentc deco- ;
ration were faded and shabby, and the lecture j
had no great interest. A largo audience, :
mainly composed of the pupils of the various
schools, aseembled.
In addition to the two comedies recently i
played at the Odeon, a third novelty has been
produced at the same boue. This Is a three-act j
comedy lu verse, entitled Les Droi's du Owur.
Its author is M. Leopold Laluye, whose Au
JHrinlemps, a pleasant little piece, is included in
the repertory of the Comedie. It shows the
struggle between a b enevolent doctor who has
nourished for sixteen years a girl he has found,
and tho father who late in life retraces her and
endeavors to secure over her rights of heart as
well as tbofe of law. In tbe conclusion the
doctor Wins, but he is backed up by the in
fluence of a lover, and the fight is accordingly
not fair.
The A'henomm say?: Not often does apiece
appear ou the French stage so openly profligate
as La Jlouietie, a new comedy by MM. Delacour
and l imy, produced at the Varieties. Plays on
the subject of gambling are not uncommon at
this house, which witnessed the first perform
ance of Tren'e Ant de la Vie dun J 'oueur and
Beverley d-Angoweme. But nothing in La
Jiouiette i real is the lessons taught in tbeio
dramas. - "isc, us hero. I about to marry,
but ib induced to accompany to Homburg
Puperiou, a swindler, who professes to have
discovered an infallible martingale. "Oscar"
has a second companion, "Chinchilla," a
lady whose connection, with him is to
cease with his speedily approaching nuptials.
At urnt all coi well, and money is easily made.
"Oscar" aecordbiely presents "Chinchilla"
with flfteei: thousand francs; but shortly after
wards he is cleaned out, aud unable to fuliil
the contract on which his weldin j depends.
Then "Ohlnchllla" shows her maguaniaiity, re
turning him the money he has given her, and
di'embairasslu hlui of her presence by eloping
with a rich Turk, who is one of the uamblers.
This precious production is followed by UArclu
tecie de tea Dames, a one-act comedy by M.
Henri Bocage, scarcely more satisfactory or
jnoie decent.
CITY ORDINANCES.
KEBOLUTION
To Iteufi Carti ou Lehman street.
Resolved By tue Select and Cunmon Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
Gomml-alouur of Highways be and ia herey
anihorlzed and directed to notify the owners
of'Dropvriv on Lehman street, from Marlon
Mtreet to Wayne street, in tno Twenty-second
. ward to met the curb on Lehman street, In
ionformity with the act of Assembly narrow
' BB .aid street. josEpfI R M ARCERi r
President of Common Council.
AtteM
Abraham Stewart,
Asbistaut Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
... President of Helcct Council.
Approved thjg ninth day of February, Anno
PoniiDl ou thousand eight hundred and sixty-'
i..(A.ifcia. 1)ANIErjM.FOx,
3 15 it Mayor or muaaeipnia.
n j - -
RESOLUTION
Of Iuai ruction to the City Bollcltor.
Resolved, By theHelect ana Common Couu
ella of tneCity of l'nllauelpbia.That the City So-
' lloltor be and la hereby authorized and directed
to ask the Court of Quarter Keasiona for a re
ariTnmeut of tbe aubjeot of tbe opening of
Horlna Garden atreet, from Sixteenth atreet to
UtSea.U aueet, SR.
. : President of Common Council.
Attest
abhaham Stewart,
A AasUtant Clerk of Common Oonnoll,
VVILLIAM H. ISTOK LKY, ,
lrcul,lnt. nfKiileet Council.
Anoroved thlsnlntn day of February, Anno
o.ulni one thoubauU eight Uundrod aud sixty-
nine (A. D.lMi").
f 2 IS It
DANIEL M. FOX.
Mtiyorof Philadelphia.
CITY ORDINANCES.
A
NOnniNANCK "
Xo Make an Appropriation to tha Deoart-
n,nt for Hupplyiug tlie City with Wter,
f rit)epuipieof Amending the Water WorRs.
Hectiou 1. Tbe Heleot aud Common t7ouooiia
01 tlie City of Philadelphia tlo ordain, That, tbe
mm of four hundred and thirty thousand elaht
hundred and fifty (i30,850) dollars be and the
ame la neieby appropriated to tne Department
tor supplying the CHy with Water, for tbe
purpose of extending the Water Work, the
fcame to be taken trom Die loan authorized by
au ordinance creating a loan for the extension
ls(,lle Water Works, approved December 2d,
Item 1. For engine house, foundation, stack,
Wharf, tunnel, coal sheds, scales, holler soiling,
liruditiB, elc., at Belmont Water Works, thlriy
thiee iLoriHand (J !3 000) dollars. '
Item 2 For boilers and connection nt Bel
rriont Water Works, twenty five thousand
tJi'o.OdO) dollars.
IteinS. For reservoir, Relmont Water Works,
ore bundrtd thousand (flOO.CHiO) dollars.
Item 4. I'or a t wen ty incti main on Lancaster
avenue, from Belmont avenue to t'ortiotU
street, twnnty-three thousand tnreo hundred
and liffy(J2.1,35U) dollar.
Iicmo. For the completion of the Cornisli
engine, boilers, aud connection, KoxbornugU
Wuler Works, twenty-three thousand ($23,U0U)
dollatH.
Item (i. For Hie completion of engine-house,
grnUlDg, fnee, poales, coal ahed, etc., Hix
torouKh Water Works, eight thousand (MM)
dollara.
Hem 7. For repairs to Monnt Airy Reservoir,
twenty-three thousand Ave hundred ($2'3,5tW)
doiiuiH.
itni 8. For engine, boilers, and connections,
boiler-house, and alter' ions aud additious to
engine foundutlon, Hchuylklll Water Works,
filly thousand (830,01)0) dollars.
1 urn l). tor Bubstiiutiug turbine wheel In
place of old breast wheels Non. 4 and 5, at Fair
mount Wnt(-r Works, one liunared and forty
thousand (f HO.niiO) dollars.
Item 10. For incidentals, five thousand ($3i)J0)
dollars.
(Section 2. That warrants for the above shall
be drawn by the Chief Kuglueor In oonforualty
With existing ordinances.
JOSKFH F. MARCF.lt,
President of Common Couucll.
Attest
Benjamin IT. IIatneh,
Clerk of He'ect C-onnoil.
WILLI A VI 8. 8 rOIC LFj V.
President of Select Council.
Approved this thirteenth day of Febrnary.
Anno lomlnl one thousand eight hundred and
Bixty-nlne (A. D. ISM)-
DANIEL M. FOX,
215 It Mayor of Fhlladeipnta.
AN O K D I N A N C K
To Make an Appropriation for the F.xten
tilon of tbe Fire Alarm Telegraph to tbe House
of tbe Decani r Steam Fire Kuglue Comoany.
(Section 1. TUo Select and Common O tunclls
of the City of Philadelphia do ordalu, That tbe
sum of live hundred and sixty dollars be and
tne tame Is hereby appropriated for the exten
sion of the Fire Alarm Telegraph to the house
of the Decntur Hteam Fire Knilne Company, In
Twenty-third ward, and to place a slguul appa
ratus iu said house.'
Section 2. Warrants to tie drawn by the Su
perintendent of the Police and Fire Alarm
Telegraph in conformity with existing ordi
nances. JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President ol Common Council;
Attest
John Eckstein,
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved thla ninth day of February, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and bixty
nlne (A. D. 10D).
DANIEL M. FOX,
2 13 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
BEHOLUTION
To Authorize the Grading, Curbing, and
Paving Footways on Marion street, lu the
Twenty-second Ward.
Resolved, By tho Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
CommlsHtOiier of Highways be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to notify the owners of
property on Marlon street, from Lehman street
to Kittenhouse street, in tbe Twenty-second
ward, to grade, curb, and pave the footways ou
the said Marlon street, and If they fail to com
ply with the terms of said notice for thirty
days from the service thereof, the Chief Com
tnlEHioner shall cause tbe work to be done
and charge the expense thereof to the property
owners.
J03EPH F. MARCER.
Precedent of Common Couucll.
Attest
Abraham stkwakt,
Asalstant Clerk of Common Oonnclt.
WILLIAM 8. STOIC LEY,
President of Heleot Council.
Approved this ninth aay or February. Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine (A. D. lttOD).
DANIEL M. FOX.
2 15 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
T EHOLUTION
JLV To Authorize the Paving of Tacony Street
with Rubble Paving.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the De
partment of Highways be and Is hereby autho
rized and dlreo.ed to enter into a contraot with
a competent paver or pavers, who shall be
selected by a majority of the owners of property
fronting on Taoony street, from Bridge street
to Cbesnut street, for the paving thereof with
rnbble paving. The conditions of said contract
shall be that the contractor or contractors shall
collect the cost of said paving from the pro
perty owners respectively fronting thereon,
and shall enter Into an obligation with tbe city
to keen the said paving in good order tor three
years after tbe paving Is finished. And the
city shall not be liable for any grading that
way be necessary thereon: Provided, That the
Intersections shall not cost more than one dol
lar and twenty-live cents per yard.
i JOSEPH F. MARCER,
Trcsldeut of Common Council.
Attest
ABItATtAM BTEWART,
Abslstant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLHV,
I President of Select Council. '
Approved this ninth day of February.
1 Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred aud
j sixty-nine (A. D. 18Wt). DANIETj u TOX,
2 13 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
i
I' RESOLUTION
Ot Instruction to the City Solicitor.
Whereas, A suit is now pending in menu
preme Court between tbe Honorable U. M.
ft rood and O. W. Mooney, upon a question as
to the right of the City of Philadelphia to
charge properties, lying upon Sewers, in part,
for the construction thereof; and
Whereas, This question is one of great im
portance to tbe City of Philadelphia, and the
cost of deciding It should not devolve upon a
contractor; therefore,
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the City
Solicitor be and Is hereby directed to defend G.
W. Mooney, contractor, in suit now pending
between bim and tbe Honorable U. M. Stroud,
for the collection of certain sewer assessment
bills made out against said Stroud by the City
of Philadelphia, and paid G. W. Mooney as so
much cash, for the const rucMon of a sewer.
JOSEPH F. MAHCEK,
President of Common Council.
Attest
AhKAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council
WILLIAM B. STOKLEV,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of February, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hunured aud
sixty-nine (A. 1). IMA)).
DANIEL M. FOX.
2 13 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
1-nEBOLUTION .
J V To authorize the upening or A n lrty seventh
street, from Powelton Avenue lo Lancaster
AReso!ved. By the Select and Common Conn
oils of tbe City of Philadelphia, That tne Chief
Commissioner of Highways be and Is hereby
authorized and directed to notify the owners of
property over and through which Thirty,
seventh street, from Powelton avenue to Lin
caster avenue, will pass, that at the expiration
of three months from date of said notice that
said Btreet will be takn for PKCER. -President
of Common Council, j
Attest
AurahAm Stewart, -
Assistant Clerk of Common Couucll.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEV,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of February, Auno
Domini one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
Ulne(A.D.lb). DANI F.L M. FOX,
Mayor ol Philadelphia,
CITY ORDINANCES.
Ant
ORDINANCE
To Make nn Annrom latlon toth Control
ler of Public Sohools to Pay Certain Hills ior
Section I. Tbe Select and Common Councils
of IheCityof Philadelphia do ordain, Tnat the
sum of three thousand one hundred and nine
teen dollars aud seven cent be and tne same
1 hereby appropriated to the Controllers of
Publio Schools, for the purpose of piylng
tbe following bills for coal for 1308. to
wit:
Theodore Emery, two thonsand three hun
dred and fuity Ave dollars and thirty-four
cents.
John Adam, six hundred aud seventeen
dollar and thirteen renin,
11. Mathews, one hundred aud fifty six dol
lars aud six cents.
And warrnts shall be drawn.hy the Control
ler of Publio schools In conformity with ex
isting ordinances.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Atlest-
KOUKRT nKTHF.M.,
Attfdnlant Clerk of Select. Council.
WILLIAM S. HTOKLLY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this nlntu day of February.
Anno Domini one lliousund eight hundred und
sixty .nine (A. D. lsUi').
DANIEL M. FOX .
2 15 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
I- EHOLUTION
Of Request to the
Chief Engineer and
(surveyor.
Whereas, th9 rapidly increasing growth of
the city make it expedient that Couuctls
Hhonld at an early day provide for a stte for t he
erection of prison, house of correction, alms
house, and other publio aaylumH; and
Whereas, It has been the experience of other
large commercial and manufacturing cities
that an inaalar location is best adapted aud
most advantageous for the purpoHe; and
Whereas, It is essential that Councils should,
before they commit themselves to any site, bo
perfectly acquainted with Its adequacy; there
fore Resolved, By the Selectand Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
Ei gineer and Surveyor ol the city be und he is
hereby directed to make an examination of
Petty s island, to uncertain ltu extent and
adaptability for prisons, house of correction,
almshouse, and other public asylums, and re
port the sumo to Counoiis.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Robfrt Bf.thfxt,,
Assistant Clerk ot Select Council.
WILLIAM S. HTOKLEV,
President of Select Couucll.
Approved this ninth day of February, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine (A. D. ltftU).
DANIEL M. FOX,
2 15 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN O R 1) 1 X A X C E
Fixing the Time for . the Etectioa of
Superintendent of Trusts.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
ot tlie City of Philadelphia do ordulu, Thut
bcrealler the election of Superintendent of
Trusts by Councils shall be held on the second
Thursday of February lu every year; all ordi
nances to tbe contrary thereof notwith
standing. JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstein,
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM 8. Sl'OKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of February.
Anno Domini one thousuud eight hundred and
bixty-nlne (A. D. lHO'J).
DANIEL M. FOX,
2 15 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION
Directing the Location of a Street In the
'.twenty-second Ward.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the De
partment of Surveys be and Is hereby aulho.
rlzed anddlreoted to locate upon Plan No. IB,
of tbe Department of Surveys, a street connect
ing West Walnut lane and Wissahickoa ave
nue, so that said strtel shall, as far as practi
cable, occupy the abandoned bed of the Ger
man town and .Norrlsiown Railroad.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Aura ham Stewart,
Aesislunt Clerk of Common Counoil.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEV,
President of Select Counoil.
Approved this ninth day of February,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine (A. D. 180'J).
DANIEL M. FOX,
2 15 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
TJESOLUTION
Xv To Authorize tbe Opening of Graham
ai.d Thompson streets.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of tbe City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
Commissioner of Highways be and is hereby
authorized and directed to notify the owners
ot property through and over which Graham
street, from Eighteenth street to Nineteenth
street, and Thompson street, from Twenty-first
street to Thirty-first Btreet, will pass, that at
tbe e xplration of three months from the data
of said uoUce, the said streets will be taken for
publio use.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Aijkaham Stewart,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council,
VIL.L.lAttl Pj, BlUlvLiliY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth , day of February,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine (A. D. 18W)).
DANIEL M. FOX,
2 15 It Mayor ol Philadelphia.
-RESOLUTION
XV Of Request to the Chief Commissioner of
Highways.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cil of the City of Philadelphia, that the Chief
Commissioner ot Highways be and is hereby
requested and directed to nave Twenty-seventh
street, from Brown to Poplar street, tilled and
graded: the said street having been declare ! a
public highway, September 14, 1809. Provi led
the mine shall oe done without any expense to
the Cily ol Philadelphia.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Coinruou Council.
AtteM
Ahhaham Stkwakt,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM. 8. STOKLEV,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of February, Anno
Domini one tnotiund eight hundred andsix'y
Ultit (A, D. lH'.ij.
DANIEL M. FOX.
-15 11 Mayor of Philadelphia.
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANT0WN, AND
MiJUhlOWN KA1LKOAD.
TIME TABLR.
FOll OK11MASTOWN.
Lefcvt Philadelphia at 6, 7, 8, tf'06, 10. 11. 12 A, M.,
1, ., t 16, !:, 4. t, 5', t-10, 7, 8,9, 10, 11, 12 e. M.
1 -ave(.ru uluw n St 6, 7, 7,1-,, 8, 8 2(1, 9, I j, 1', Vi A.
K.. 1.2. a.4,4 ,6 6'., 7, 8,9, 111. 11 I kl.
The txudowu train, and 8 and 61 up t.kiis, will
net tiuii ob ILe cermantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS,
l.er.ve Philadelphia at t is A. 11., 2, 7, and ht p. M.
Ltkve Uenuauiown at 8' lu A. IS., I, 6, sail t'4 P. M.
CHK8TNUT BILL RAILROAD.
Lvt ci.fchnioi urn at 7-iu, 8,8'to, U'iOA M., 1-40,
-iu, 1 40, -tu, aud 10 o v. M.
ON BUN DAYS.
lMf Philadelphia t 9 1ft A., 2 ud 7 P. M.
L-ave Cbmuui lihl at 7'&u A. M., li'4u, 6 40, and 9 26
r. IU
JOH CONSHOnOCHKN AND NORRI8TOWN.
Lti.ve bliHdeiinna i , 7. 9, aud 11 '06 A. M., .IX,
!)..!!. ' 1. t us. and 11 'a t. M.
I.te Norrlhtowu 814 40, 7, 7 W, , and U A. M., I 4
S. im. bt, aud b;. P. M.
., . . OSJ SUNDAYS,
Lisve PLIUdeipbi kt 9 A. M.: Hi and 7'4' P. M.
Lesv c Kcnuilona at 7 A. M.; 6;, aud P. M.
. FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia, at t. 7i. 9, kud ll'i t A. M, Mi,
2 &"?aUdU9Dp.M.'10 7,il M- "d Wi A-
, ' ON fcUNDAYB.
Lfkve Philadelphia at 9 A. M ; ni and Vi P. U.
LtkVe Btanayunk ai 7!i A. M.i und ll'i p. M
W. B. WIIOM, tlenttikl buprlcteudut.
Depot, MntUknd Ureeu streets.
RAILROAD LINES.
1 Kftft fOIt NEW YOKK. THE CAM PEN
.V?vP AND AM BOY AND PHI LADKLPltl 4
BilHH'IUJI KAILIlOAD;tX)MPAMKS'
ZPiJAlUi0-1!- TO K1SW YOKiC, AND
nAi rLACI'Hi
. . . rim wamiut st Burr wharf. .
AI S'?4' W.,.vlauiiaen and Arnhny Accom...,.2,zH
4; !. vi mflpn aud JemeyClty ICi, Mall 3 00
a.u via Camden and Aniboy Kxprtwi. 8'UO
. : 5 5- w,l 'or Aniboy and lntrmetlkt Rtatlorm.
A t 8-80 and 8 A . M ., and 1 no P. M. for Frtwhold.
A . 10 A' Ml 2i i Bn Dd P- M. for Trenton.
,f.li "nd 10 A- M" 2- R 0. ' fl. and 11-80 P.
Unco Bodentown, Uariingloa, Heverly, and pe-
Al rMand 10 A. M 1, J I0.4 SO. 8. and 1P80 P.
M. for Horence, l- jlgewator, Klveniloe, nivsnou, Pal
rxivra, and Pish House, and 9 p. foi Florence and
Iilvnrton.
1 he T and 1180 P. nr. una leave from ICarkol
Street Ferry (upoerslda.)
.... . .,J4"M aKNHINOTOW DJtPOT. ' (
vA,JL ;,;'.Vt? Ke',B,l'gtu and Jersey City. New
York Jixprefti Lino, tare 8..
At 7mi aid li a. M. 9 an, i an. and p. M. for Trentod
andBrlilol. And at 1016 A M lor Krlslol.
At 7 o and it a. M. 2 80, and 1 P. M. for Morrlivllla
and Tul lytvwn
At 7-.w and 10-15 A. M. aud 2 80, and BP. At, for
Bthencx'kand VudliiKtun.
At 7 8( and 10-15 A. M. '30, 4.8, and 8 P. V.for Corn
Well's, lurmnoule, HolnwftburK, 'J'acuny, WlHalno
nili'fc, itrldexbiirg, and Frank lord, and at 8 P. M. for
liolm hhnrg and Iniernii'UlKie Hlutluns,
ilOM WbT tlllLADKLPUIA DEfOT,
Via Couui-oimif Kaliwity.
At 4B A. M , i"io, 4, 6-60. and li P.M. New York Ex
pniw J,iiit-8, via Jt-iBoy Clly; ir, 84 i&,
At 11 no 1'. M. Knilirrant Line; Fare, i
At 9 4r A. it., 4. 80, and 12 P. M , for Trenton.
At 8 46 A. W 6'30 and UP. M., for BnslOl.
At 12 P.M. (Night), for ftlorrlsvllle, 'lullytown.
BchPLck'k, Krtrtliig'on,t'ornwcil'8,Torr'Blale,lii'liueft
hurg,'i;ofly,Wialuoinlug, Bndeiburg, audirauk
forU. Tho 9'48A.M., 'M and 12 P M. Lines will run
dally, all oihei'. bnudky excepted.
For Lines leaving Kuimlnglnn depot tax the car
On Ibird or FlUli ttrwit, at cnemiil, 80 uil'.iiHna
before depamiro. U he cars vt Market HtieelKatiway
run direct to Went Philadelphia Depot. Chranutaud
Walnut within oue square. On Huudays the Market
Htreet cars will run to connect with the 9'4 A.M. 8'80
and 12 P. M. Lines.
k.L. lXJh.li. UiIiAWAKS K AIJ ItOAD LINtH,
, IrkOS KkNIlNUTON DB.POT.
At 7-30 A. M. lor N'agura Fulls, lintlnlo, Dunkirk,
Klmlra, llhaca, Uwnu, KucheHier, Uluguamiou, Oa
wego, byriumse, Ureat KuU, Moncnne, W'llkeaimire,
fcK ruuiiju, btrouduborg, Waier Uap, Uchooley's Moun-
At 78o'a. M. and 8 80 P. M. for Eelvldere, Kaaton,
Lambertvllle, FleuilUKtou, etc, The 8 Uo P. U. Llna
cooueciB direct Willi tne ".rfvlu leaving F salon lor
Munch Chunk, AUentown, Belhlehetu, elc.
At 6 P. M. lor LauibertvlUe aud Intermediate Bu
llous. UAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY AND
PKMilJiKTON AND UIUilTBlO WN KAIL-
t iiOMM A RK ET STREET FERRY, (Upper Bide.)
At 7 aud lu A. M., 1'8U, 8 Hj, and 6'8U P. M., for Mer
Chautsvlhe, Moorestown, HarllorJ, Masonvlllo,
Balnspnrt, Ilouut lloily, ouiiinvlile. Kwanivllie
VlnceniowB, Birmingham, and Puoibtrton.
Al 7 a. M., 1'80 and 8 80 P. M., lor Lewlstow
WrlKbUitown, Cooks. own, New Kgypt, Uoroerntown,
Crebiu UlUae. luilajsiowu, fharou, aud Ulghtfltown.
11 16 WILLIAM U. UATZil iii, Agent,
PENMSYLVAMIA CENTRAL KAILliOAD
FALL TIMJC, TAKXNU F.FFECT NOV. 22, 138,
Tut trains ol the Peuuayivania Oezicrnl Jitalirriad
leave the Depot, at Til iUT Y-r IKbT aud UaaKuT
Bireets, whlun is reached directly by. the Marktt
btreet cars, the last car counecllng with oscn Lraln
leaving Front and luarkei sireeui tulriy rulniilt be.
fore U ueparture. The Cheaunt aud Walnut blreeM
cars run wlvhln one square ot tneDopou
bleeplug Car Tickem can oe hud ou application at
the 'I'lcket oUice N. W. .corner Nlmh and Chesuat
streets, and at the depot. . .
Agenui of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at tne depot. Orders leit at
No. 9oi Chesuut meet, or No. 118 Market street, will
IgSStiSfii I-KAVK DKPOT. VIZ:-
Mall Train '0 A,M,
Paoll Aoconiniodaiion, iu 30 a. M,, l io, aud 9vo P. m.
Fast Llne........-..... l;-0 A. M.
xle ExprejBB.....M.........M. m..............U'o0 A. M.
Harruiuurg Accommodation........................ a au P. iL.
LancauUsr accoillhioUiiou........................ tin) P. M.
Parkevburg Tralu......... S'80 V, M.
Clucinuavl Jtxpreaa 8 00 P. M.
Krle Mall and BuUalo iiipresn.. lu 45 P. m.
Philaoelphla FJtprens 12 00 Nlgat.
Erie Mall leaves dally, except Sunday, running on
Saturday night to W llllaruspori only. Ou Bund y night
uauioDgera will leave Philadelphia at 12 o'clock.
I hiianeiphia Express leaves dally. All other trains
Wetie'rS "iSSominoaatlon Train run. dally, ex
cent bunday. For this train tickets must be pro
Su?ed and baggage delivered by B oo P. M., at No. ut
""''TRAlNfl ABJUVK AT DJaPOT. VIZ.:
Olnclnnatl jpre....-....----------.--.-.....10 A.. M.
f-iMoSr;
Erie Wail and Builalo Express low A. M.
Parkesborg Train....-- .............9;10 A. M.
J'tAflt, Xiltl6 ...H M4M"MHIM4M MllU UU A , ftfXt
jAftncMter XraAsa'Ha'M'' M
Erie Express .4'20 P.
Day Expreas .......... ... h.m..4 to p, M,
Uarrlsbarg Accoumiodatlon...M.........,..8-4e p, J,
For lurtber tnlormatlou apply U)
' JOHN v ANLELK, Jr.. Ticket Agent,
jUttJN co.soioHEBNUTaireei.
F&ANC1M FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 116 MARKET btreet.
BAMUKii M. WALLAOIH,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
some any rink for Bakgage, except for Wearing Ap
parel, aud limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
la value will be at tbe risk of tbe owner, unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
829 Ueneral Superintendent Altooua, Pa,M
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
BaLUMOUK RAILROAD. TIME 1'ABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, November 23, 1888. Trains
will leave Depot cornel Broad street and Washing
ton avenue, aa follows:
Way-Mall Trala at 8 80 A. M. (Suudays excepted),
nr UaUlmorfl. ktatinlns at all regular station i. (Vm.
necilng with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for
CrlsUtid and Intermediate stations.
Express t'l rain at 12 M. (Sundays excepted) for
Bal.lmoreaud Washington, Bioprmgat Wilmington,
Perrjvlile, and Havre-o e-uraua, connects at Wil
mington with train for New Castle.
Kx press Train at 4'00 P. M. (buadays excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at C'neater,
Thuilow, ilnwood, Clayuiont, Wllmiugon, New
port, btantou, Newark, Eikwu, Norlh-East, Charles
town, Peirjvllle, Havre deOrac-e, Aberdeen, Perry,
man's, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's, and bteiamer's
Kt,'ght Express at 11-30 P.M. (Dally) for Baltimore
aud Vkhluton, stopping at Uneaier. Tnurlow. Lin
wood. Clasmont, Wilmington, Newark. Elkton,
North-East, Perry ville. and Havre de Grace.
Pacsengers tor Foruesa Mooroe aud Norfolk will
Uk.theLoOM.Ualm oTON DRAINS.
Stopping al au btatlous between Philadelphia and
W-UiuiDgton. . .JO ..,
Leave x hiiaueipiifa nwj. w., vW, Mui
7-ouP M. Theft-OOP. M. 'iTaiu counecui mm iieia
warfc Raliroau lor Harrington and intermediate
SlallOnS. ,,,. -rt K-Ul A. Kf.. l-.tli. fin n1
i euve Wilmington 1 aud 810 A. 1
7-W. P. M. The 8 lu A. M. iiaju will I
Cbtt ter and pulaueiphla. The 7 00 J
not stop between
P. al. Train trom
v Urn. i s ion runs uu; kii umer Ai-commoaation
e Baltimore
ra. 2 2oP. M
MORE.
. ... . u.nin,..,. in : Ji r, m... shiiihiuic at jsae-
...T'lT Perry man's, Aterdeeu.Havre de Krace. Perry
VKie' lharlesiowi. North-East. xJlkton. Newark.
Siantoo. Newport. W liming to a. Clay mont, Lluwuod,
.v. ,.! nave tikKgat'i
ai i".u-,,rVrnlou Transfer miupany.
cence by the Lnicu ir ft
PHILADELPHIA AND EK1L EAILKOAD.
UlATEK TIME TaBI.K. IHKOUwH AND
. ,T,vil ffiH BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA,
SWD THE OljSkT OIL RioiON OF PENNttVi;
VAJI1Ai Weeping Cars on all Night Trains.
alier LoNDAY. November 3, 18-, the
rin and ilw. ...,..i.i. . .. . .. -i.. t, i-..u.i in
trains on the punaueipum .u.vw ui
run as ioimw. wkj-i war.
ti TRAI-H leVfcS Philadelphia
U Alt TAIJ' ": -wihiambpuriu..,
..10'4 P. M
.. 8'lo A. M,
r ivpKVjab leaves Philadelphia 11-wa.mI
ERIE TBJt-rtaa ic willlamsport. 8 60 P. m!
v ov r. a.
u arrives at Erie lo-iOA.M,
wTU u AIL leaves ruuumiiui o uu a. m
EiMIRA MAix- ! Wuilamsport 6 So P. M.
arrives at Lockuaven.,
. 7'to P. M.
EAdTWISUl
uiil TRAIN 1 avekErie;
4A1A'i. WUliamsport
,10-88 A. M
..12-66 A. M,
arrives at ruuaaeipuia...
i.IOIMJ A. hi '
vrtTR EXPRXbb icavek Erie... 8-26 P. j
ii2.xa ' WUliamsport....... 7 50 A. M.
i. arrives at Philadelphia... 4i9j p,
Mall and Express connect with OU Creek aud
111 . """ """
TT7E8I JERSEY RAILROADS.-
W PALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
of MARKET btreet (Upper Ferry).
Comi-ClWEDNE.DAY 1 8.
For Cap May and stations below KaivlUe, 8U
Vur MUlvlUe. Vtneland, ana In termed lt sutlonj
f For BMidgeion.'faaiem, and way stations I'M A. it
1a!'C,nr at 8'lB A. M.. 8-18. r80. and 8-00 P. M
f relJhi train leaves Camden UaUy at 11 o'clock
BFr1'ight reoelved at second oovered wUasXi Ha
WFV'e'lsht DWVMTh(). 98Bonth Delawsresrea
Freigui. WILiaAM J. BEWELL,
U BuparlnleuiXaaW
1 ra"' ""K niZiiH pi.Iaarfi.hltu- Lav
7 A. M.. WSJ -Man.
vsst. fiPf Sum balti
t xx m . . . .
" i Vo, Lh tickets to all pulnts West, bonth. and
esi may be procurea at ticket oulce, No. s-i
An aireetf uuoer tontlneuial liotei, where also
Pjil" trJnT an" tiin iu o.eepiug cars can be
b', .miriuE ihe 0y Persona purcnuslug lickela
cuecseu a; lueir rest-
RAILROAD LINES.
TDEADING RAILROAD. GREAT
TRUNK
1. mm.' ri'iiu pii i r.A in. r. iMi a to t
K
n lEkioitnv ps: nhvi.vani A run HiHll'Vf.-
KII.I.. bl'HOt'KHA NNA. UiJMttEitLAND. AND
WVOAI1NU V ALLEVf.
NORTH. NORTH WKBT. AND TltK OANADAB.
WINTER ARHANOEM1' NT OF PASSENQK-t
1 RAINS. Deo'mber 14,
leaving- tlin ( nninnn v'n ll,'i)ul m Thirteenth and
Calio'hiu s. rents. Philadelphia, at the following
hours: .. .
MORNING A(XXMMODATION.
At 7 "0 A. M. for Knaillnir and all liitermwilkfa
Stations and AUentown. Returning, leaves Reading
at ' P. M.i arrives in Philadelphia at 9'x-i P. M. ,
M()nNINr4 V VTRKSS.
At 8'1S A. M. fur U, rtl(, j- r..(.i.,iAn Tfri1hil
Ifthuri:,
lllauil-
x-uiwyiue, i-ine urove, Taniaqua.bannury, Wl
I'"", j-.iiinra, oueHier, Niagara Fails, liuiiai.
Wlikenimrre, Pliuton, York. Carlisle. C'hamburiiburg
l!af;frsiiv-n. ntn T
The 7 W A.M. train connects at R KADI NO wltfif
Fast I'euuHylvanla Railroad trains lor Ailentow.'
etc., aad the 8 15 A. M. train connects with ihn
Leliaii'in Vallcv train in. Hm-naiim-. 1'iiit i'
CLIlslONwilh C'atawia Ral.road trains for Wll-
iniuiHiiorv, x.oc; naven, Klmlra. etc: at 11AIIK1
IlUlttJ Willi Northern f'rnlr.l Clnuhilrliiiiil V.ll.ff.
and M'liiiylkill and Bumiuehkniia tralnn for North-
uiiiorrianu, wuiiamaport, York, U auiber.burg
Pinegrove, etc.
AFTERNOON FXPRTH.
LCRVPS Phlladelnhla at :i xn p. r r. n.xiinv
PoitBVllie, Harrldliurg, etc., conre ting with lteadiug
and Columbia Raluroad trains ij- Columbia, etc
POTTBTOWN ACCOMMODATION.
T.fiavea l.i I L&li ii-n nr. i: a-, a r - . . ,
" ' ' : - , " ' ' r. , in., n v. , 1 1 u J at 111' . l
meillaie stations; arrives In Philadelphia ai 910 A. M.
Hemming, leaves Philadelphia at 4 P. M.: arrives la '
Potlalowu at 8-1S P. M.
READING ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Reaoiug at7'.w A M.. Ktm.tnnu at, all way
Stniions; arrives in Philadelphia at 10 2 A. M.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 4 16 P. M-; arrlvtl
In Reading al7'4'l P. M. .
'trains lor flilliiueiphia leave Harrlshnrg kt 810 A I
M., and pouavllle ai 8 46 A. M., arrlvins In l'uli.1el- '
nia at i jr. m. Aiierunuu iraina it avn llurribuup( t
nwri iu., iuu ruiiuviiit) ab to jr. xa, arriviug at
hlladelpbia at 8'4S P, M.
Ilairlshurg Accomuioilatlon leaves Reading At 7-15
l. M . and llarrlsnurir at 4 10 P. M t;ouuecliiiz at
Reading with Alteruoon A'Commoiatlon bouiu at
6 8 P.M., arriving In Philadelphia at 9 24 P. M.
Market train, wltn a passenger car attached, leaves
Philadelphia al 12 80 noun, lor Potisvllle aud a I way
Millions; leaves Pottevllleat 7 40 A.M. for Puiladel
phia and all way station?.
Ail the above traiua run dally, Sundays ex
cepted. ,
bunuay trains irth run-wviuu o a. oi , anu
Pblladelpula at 815 P. M, Leaves Philadelphia tor
Reading at 8 A. M. Returning irouu Readlug at 4 28
CHESTER VALLEY TAILROAD.
Panseneuis lor Do wnlngtown and liitermedlata
point! uke the 7 30 A. M 12 30, ami 4 P. M. trains
iroiu Philddiephia. Reuirnlng from Dowulugloivn
at 8 ao A. M., 12 40 and 51S P. M.
PERKIOMKN RAILROAD,
Passeneers lor bklppack take 7 i A. M. and 4 P.
M. tialns trom phlladeiphia.retiirulng from Kippnck
bl 8-10 A. M. and 12 45 P. M. RiaKt) lines lor the various
points lu Perkiomeu Valley connect with trains at
Coilegevllle aud bklppack.
NEW Y'ORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AND
T.naves New York at OA. M. and 5 and S P. f-
,.a..in P..U.1 lilr UL 1 fif, A.M.. mill I '.11 n nil 111 lu l u
and connecting at Harris urg l'euiiny imuia
and Northern Central Ra'lroad l.iprem ItAlnifor
Pittsburg, Chicago, w liiiamapori,, jbluiira, Balti
more, eic. ...
Returning Express train leaves Harrlsburg on
arrival of 1'eunsi ivanla Express troin PUiaburir at
8-.xi and 6 60 A. M... and 10 an P. M., passlug Ituadlng
at 6 Ai and 7 .n a. ju... buu b-ji r. as.,, and arriving at
New York at 11 A. M. aud lZ'iO and 6 P. M. bleammr
can accimpany tluse trains through between Jersey
tlltv and Pnisburg sri'liout cliftime.
A Mall Train lor New York leaves Harrlsburg at
8'10 A. M. and 2 06 P. M. Mall train for Harrlsourg
leaves New York at 12 M.
IfcCJIUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Ponevllle at 8 48 ami irao a, M and
C'4 P. M.. returntug iroiu xamauua at A. M., aud
i'18 and .ai jr. oi.
SCHUYLKILL AND bUBQUEU ANNA RAIL-
Trains leave Anhuru at 7 '55 A. M. for Plnonriwa
and Harrlsburg, and at lflb noon for Pinegrove and
Tromnni. Returning from Harris jure at 8u . ai..
aud lrow Tiemont at 1 w a. M. aud o io p. m.
TICK e 13.
Thiorach first-class tickets aud emigrant tickets to
all the principal points lu the JNunu aud West
and Cauadao.
Excursion l icxeia irum jrnnaueipuia to Heading,
Ami iiuerniediaie stationa, good lur oue dav ouiv.
are sold by Morning Accommodation Market Tralu,
Reading sua i uhuiuwu AuiuuiiuuuMiua i rains, at
I xcursion Tickets to Philadelphia, good for one
dy only, are sold at Reading ana iutermedlaie sta
tions by Reading aud Pottstown Accommodation
Trams at reduced rates.
The' foliowlug tickets are obtainable on'y at the
Oiiice ol b. Brailford, Treasurer, Ne. 227 . Fourth
Hiicet. Phliueipuia,ii . u. a. xhcuoiih, ueueral
buperlutenueuv,
COMMUTATION TICKETS.
. . OK nar nAiil. ditiCOUut, ht'tWSeu lav linlnlfl A.
slied, lor lamilles aud ttrma.
MILE AG B TICKETS,
r fi.i- snro mnes. between alt paluta. at kt.i-tj,
each ler families and hrma.
SEASON TICKETS,
roe six. nine, or twelve months, for holdnra
only, to all poims at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
Po.Mlntr nn the line ol the road will bs furnlahAil
with cares entitling themselves and wives iu tickets
at hail late.,
EXCURSION TICKKTd
Trnm Phlladelnhla to principal stations, rood r.
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, at reduced lares, to
oe una uuiy ai wwv, M...ci9uiu and
Csllowhlll streets.
FREIGHT.
nnndn nf all descriptions forwarded to all the annua
points irom tne company's new freight deput, Broad
aad Willow streets.
i FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia dally at 4 -no A. M,12-sonoon.
ami ti P. M.. lor Reading, Leuauon, llaiT.m,,,
Potisvllle, Port Clinton, arid all point beyond.
' MAILS
r-inse at the Philadelphia x"ot Ollloe for alt places
on the road and lis branches at S a. M., and tor the
principal stations uuiy at t io r iu..
BAGGAGE.
Imngnn's Express will co.lect uagiiage tor all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Ororrs can oe len at
No. 22& b Fourth istreet, or at the Depot, i'airteeuth
and callowhill btrteia.
VTORTH 1 tSAM MiMA UA1LUUAU.
IN For BETD LEHE al , DO V LnH li WiN , MA UcH
rit)NK, EA-TON, WILlIAMuPOKP, WILKEjI-
h. A K Ji". . jiiAnau i vi-ia, iu-uumi v laa U.
PiTTbTON, 1 CNKHANNOCK, aNO SeRAJiTOI
WINTEil ARKANGEMtNTb.
Pasienger Tra:us leave the Depot, cornerof BERKS
arid AMERICAN btreets, daily (bundays excepted),
a .follows:-,
At 7-46 A. xn. iu)im ic uciuicuriu, Aiientown,
Maucb t hunx, Haletou, Williamiport, Wlikeabarre,
alananoy City, Pltlbtcu, ana luuknanuock.
s'4i A.M. (Express) tor 1 inUueui, Easton, Allen
towu, Manch Cnuak, WUkesbarre, Pltusion, and
bcranton.
At l'4b P. M. (Express) Ivr 'Bethlehem, Msnch
Chunk, Whkekuarre.Plliatun, aud scrauton.
Al 6 '.Of. M. lor Brthtcneu, Eantuu, Aiientown
and Maucb Chunk.
For Doy lestown at 845 A. M., 2 4fi and 4-15 P. M.
For Fort Washington at lu id A. al. and 11 sop, M.
v.,r r .nRdaie at f i-i P. M.
Filth and blxth streets, second and Third streets,
and Union City Paaseuger Railways run lo lu new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 9 iu a. m -iu, b io, and 8-i0
prom Doylestowa at 8'3i A. M., 4-S5 and 7 P. M.
From Lausdale at A. M. T
From ort Wathington ai u i i A.. i. and 310 P. M
ON bLNDAY.
Philadelphia tor Bethlehem nt 9 o A. M, .
Philadelphia lor Doylestown al 2 f. M, . i
Doyleaiown tor PhlladeipOia at 7 A. M. '
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
Tickets sold and Bagtsge checked throngh al
Maun's North Penruylvaala Baggage Express Oillce,
Re, MB. FIFTH street.
1X1 B CLARK. Agent.
TT7EST CHESTER AND. PHILADELPHIA
YV RAILROAD.-WIN 1ER ARRANGEMEMT.
On and alter MONDAY, October 6, Ibtii, Trains will
leave as follows:
Leave Phlladelpbia from the Depot, THIRTY.
FIRST and CHEHNL'T Street, 7 A. M., 11A.M..
2 80 P. M, 41b P. M., 4 60 P. M., 6-1S aud 11 80 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, front Deport
on East Market street at 8 28 A. M 7 46 A. M.. 8 00 A.
M., 10-45 A. M 1-68 P. M., 4-60 P. M., aad oo P. M.
Trains leave West Chester at 8 uO A. M., and leav
ing Philadelphia at 4 50 P. M.. will stop at B. O. Junc
tion and Media only. Passengers to or Irom station
between Weal Chester and h. O. Juuotlon. aoluij
East, will take train leaving West Chester at 7 ti
A. M.. and going West will take tha train leaving
Philadelphia at 4 60 P, M-, and transfer at H. &
Junction.
1 he Depot In Philadelphia Is reached dlrtotly by
the Chesnut and Walnut btreet cats, Thoae of liie
Market btreet line run within one square. The
cars of both lines connect with each tralu upon its
arrival. ojj SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 8 8u A. M. and t oo P. M.
Iieave West Chester at 7 -58 A. M. and 4 00 P. M.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'4a A. M. aud 4'0
P. M., and leaving Weal Chester al 8 00 A. M. aud 4-M
P. M., connect at B. C Junction with Train ou p. dk
B. C It, H tor Ox'ord auJ luUruieuiata poiuU.
tUj HENRY WOOD, Uvuvral SUP t.
MllCTfON SALES
THOMAS HONS. HOB. 13 AND It
S, FOURTH STREET.
M.
PALFOFRFAL KMTATK AND HTOCIT9, Fehraarr
in at 12 o'clock, coon, al the Exchange, will la.
elude ... , .
PIII I.ADFLPHf A AVI) REdDING RAJLBO AD
AND Kf NSINliTON AV UK. H.J8, comer- vaia.
khletVal Yard.
PHILADBLPHTA AND RKAPING RAILROAD
AND BENMINGTON AVEN UK. S. W. ooruer-
Large and Valuable L'jt. .
. FRANKFCRD HOD AND COLUJIBIA AVB-NC'-N.
W. corner--Va'nable Bture.
DELAWARE tOUNTY, on Rulltmore Central
Rsiirnad Fire brh k, and aaolla Works, and Vat
khte Frm. Ill) acrm,
PACK KR, t'U RTIN. fKADOW, ASH.BBAVia.
First Ward Valuable Farm, 3S acrai.
BKAt II, N. ln7 nd loon Brick Dwellings.
M A I N , CH KHN UT HILL-Hlone Resldenue, Coach
lit n-e und I,arK 1 nt.
Ill DOE AVENUENO"!. 1817 and 1849-Valt.abla
htor
FRONT (flroth). Nos. 8f)7 Hotpi and Dwelling.
hM OND (Bnutb),No, 110-Btnre and Dwrlllug.
OAHKILL, Nos, Sul and 803-Four -story Brick
Eweiimes. .
HHUINI) PF.NT-I M TMr.
TKM4A. ONTAKIO, (LiiMON AID HOWARD
S1REET8, Coopersville.i Twent tlftu Ward Large
Lot. .
ANN. Twenty nth Ward-Four Brick aad Fram
Dwellings.
5 nharra Western National Bank.
l.ifliaits KonrUi National flunk
8fhBre Wfst. Chester and Pbiladplphla Rallroktl.
Wlins Unlnn Pttssenfrr Ra'lway (Jo
150 shares Gei niaiuown i'siener Railway Oo.
Km sr ares Pacllic and Atlantic '1 eh graph.
Pew No. lK'.B . LukAB Church.
W) shares Mln t'i Oh ('-
eni iihBres The Dal.i-ll Pe'rilenm Oo.
Bno shares M'onleu Farm Oil to.
lm.0 hbare Kick land Petroleum Ca
to shari a Pnnk MouiHaln O -Rl Co.
IA Bhare rnlun Mutual tnsiirance Oo.
l?nhares CiinsoPdatlon National Bok.
20 nbnrea Heventh National Bank.
in shares Glranl Natl'inal Rank.
Pko steubenvlile and Indiana Railroad, Flrnt
to' (.hate's F!rt Nallnnal Bauk, PhlladelphlA
looshariMt Morris Caual auu Bauklug Coiapaar
(prelerred). . m
f snntes Olrard Life Insurance and Trust Oo.
M sn-res Iiltilebi'lnivlkill Nav. and Railroad Co.
(7ioo Delaware, ttarltaa and C'umdeu andAmnoy
Railroad Bonds, 18"6.
Iiikki rbi,adulpbia and Reading Railroad 8 per cent.
Bonus.
Iho shares I'hlladelphla National Bunk,
ill) f hare lluuk of North Aaienra.
in shares Western Natluual Bank,
pil shares (inmnierclnl National Bsnk. ..
eosbarts Philadelphia, Germautown and Norria.
town Railroad.
20 shares Chesrtpoake and Dn Can at Co. I U It
lull shares Del Mutual las. Co.
fai a loguek now ready.
UNTINO, DUKDUROW & CO., AUCTIOMf
Kl'KB, Nos. 232 and 284 MARKET Street, ooraag
of Bauk street. Successors to John B. Myers fc tea.
SAIE OF 2ii00 CASKS BOOTS, BHORS, HAT8.
OA PS, TRAVELLING BAGS, Uxii.
On Tuesday MornlDg,
Feb. 16, at 10 o'clock.on four months' credit,- 110 it
LARGE SALK OF BRITISH. FRKNCTt, GERMAlf,
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODJ.
On Thursday Morning,
Feb, is, at 10 o'clock, oa four months' credit. 1 U St
LARGE BALE OF CAKPFTINGH. 150 PIECES
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ETO.
on Friday Morning,
Feb. lit, at 11 o'clock, on four months' credit, about
f Od pieces ol lanestry, Brussels 1 ngraln, Venetian,
lint, hemp, cottage, and rag carpetlngs, 160 pieoes
oil clotliB, etc. j 8 l4t
THOMAS BIRCH & bON, AUCTIONEEJMI
AND COMMIbSION MERCHANTS,. No. 113
CHEdNUT ttroei; rear entrance No. 1107 Sanson ajl
Administrator's ale of it
LARGE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS.
Ou Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
February 18 and 17, at 7S o'clock, at the auoffon
store. No. 11 IO Chesnut stieet, will be sold, by order
of administrator, a private collect Inn of over.tOU oil
palntlngH, by American and European artists, the
whole lo be sold without reserve or limitation.
The painting will be open for examination, with
catalogues, on Monday. 8 It It
M-
ARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS,-
( Lately Salesmen lor M. Thomas A bona.1
No. t29 CHEteN UT St., rear entrance from Minor;
Sale No. M: Ohesnnt street.
HANDSOME WALBUf HOUSEHOLD JURNI-
.-IL'KE, USHW(,UU PIANOFORTE. SUPE
RIOR MELODEON, HANDSOME VELVET
AND BRUbUH'LS C'ARPEl'rt. KTi).
On Wednesday Morning;,
Feb. 17. at 10 n'oinck. at the auotioa rooms. No Sl
Chesnut sireet, by catalogue, very excellent Furni
ture, Inc.udicg Haudsome walnut pario-, library,
and dininc-rotun luruliure: ,1 sulia handsome walnut
chamber furniture, roeood piano forte, superior
rosewood melodeon, French plain mantel, pier, and
oval mirrors, bandsuma velvet, Brussels, and other
carpel gai-consumlug stoves, feather bda. plated
ware, china and glassware, carriage harness, ollloe
furniture, eto. ) 8 16 t
CLABK & EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. 610
CHESN UT Street.
Will sell THIS DAY. Mornlnc and Etrnnlnv.
A la... Inonln. nl lll.ntiil. Ruil kn.uBil. Tl.. liTul.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Uoshtry, btauonery, Table aai
rocaet cutlery, notions, etc.
city ano country mercnauis wui ana okrgkias.
Terms cash.
Goods packed free of charge 9 88
O
D. McCLhES CO., AUCTIONEERS. Nt
608 MARKET Birett.
6AI.S OF lOOO CASK -4 ROOTS, SHOES, BU09AN9,
SkLiiiuuAii, au,
Will be told
On Thursday. Feb. 18,
At 10 o'clock A.M. Also, a desirable assortment at
city made goodi, .
W , B. eaie every monuay u iun.)i
KEENAN, EON & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 112 N. FRONT Street. U U.
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF LIQUORS.
On Wfdue'Uay Morning.
i7i h inst.. at li o'cloak. consisting ot Raw and Rec-
tllied bpirlu... .....
LIPPINCOTT, BON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
ABHBURbT BUILDING, No, 840 MAKKJtT 88,
NEW YORK.
DKIAN
II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY,
CHCBwH, DUANE. AND NORTH bTRKBTS,
NEW YORK, TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION. .
Adrian H. Muller, P. R. Wilklus k Co. will lease
ai auction,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1889,
At 12 o'clock at the Excuange Salesrooms, Ho
Hi -BROADWAY,
BY ORDER OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
A COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
OF THE
BOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL,
VUE FIFTY -EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK
BOUNDED BY BKOAD WAY, CHURCH,
DUANE. AND WORTH STREETS.
WILL BE LEASKD AT AUCTION ON THI
ABOVE MESTIONED DAY.
This property Is located In the centre ot the heavy
builnens ot the ci y, oa hit'h ground, with dry, sandy
soli, aud turrouniied by nrst-class improvements.
The leases will be for a term of twenty-one years,
with the usual covenants for renewal, and will be
similar to those made by the "SAILORS' SNU
HARBOR," which have always been considered as
most favorable to the lessee. The ad van-
tage of holding long leases on. property
in the bcsluess pcrtlon of the city IS demon
strated bv tbe large bonus which has
been paid lor those made by the "Sailors' Snag
Harbor," amounting in many cases almost to ihe
value of the fee- I he leasing of the above-desorrbed
property at auction will allord aa opportunity that
K ail probability will never again occur for proour.
lA Inases of building sites that must, from the coa
sSnlW h?creaSlng demand for business property la
fXcity. won be worth a large premium, especially
M TxPuW&VKOU TAXATION . '
JAMJ.;H w.BEEKMAW,
JOHN DAVID WOLPE, J ,
ROBERT I. LIVINGSTON,
JACKSON a SHULT'A.
JAMES M. BROWN.
Descriptive lists sent by mall If Sealred. U Tim
yinC GUARDS,
TOU TOBB FBHT. AJJTI.OTW8
run - IOB1ESJ, ETC.
Fa'tentWlre RalHngIron Bedsisadg. Ornamenta
Wlr. Wo7k 'aV Makers' Wire., and. .vary Tartal
f Wire Work, VkBB "OH
mw u North BIXTU surest.'
a IEXANDER O. 0 ATT EL I. C9
AND
Ho. WORTH WATER BTRBjrT,
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