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we do live let Us eat and drink, for to-
morrow we die; let the future take care
Of itself.
We do moi, in presenting this view Of
the labor question, ignore any other view
Of ilthat involves duties and obligations
on the part Of employers. We do do not
aCquit employers Of their just response,
bilities to their employees. Not by any
means. The point that we wish TO impress
on the many working men who daily read
our columns, Is that the chief remedy for
the ills tina: always have and always will
surround the relation Of employer and
emplOye, is the achievement, as far az
possible, Of a certain measure Of indie
pendence on the part Of the latter by The
practice Of industry and Selt.denial. No
only does any man thus become better
more valuable, more desirable, in fac
more indispensable emplOye, but he al
most certainly opens up way to prof
and position in his business. We reat
that the "reCompense Of a mans hand
shall bC rendered unto him." and agar
that man who is diligent in business
shall stand among men Of influence ant
not "among mean men, These are tn
incentives that the Author Of the Uni
verse has placed before his creatures a
motives to practice the virtues that Hdorr
life and advance society. The expert
encC Of all history, as respects the ameli
Grafton Of any lot whatever in life, i
contained in the accepted truth tina
"Ihe gods help those who help them
selves" The greateit factor in any indi
viduaps success is, save in rare excep
tional cases, his own efforts, and, gsnerall'
speaking, the man who is true to an intel
ligent and honest purpose inhiS bushes
makes u success for himself.
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Municipal Debts and Taxation,


Hon. Willim Lawrence made speech
the other day at Urbana, Ohio, In re.
Spouse to a serenade, in which he said !:
"Our material interests in Ohio demand
that we shall check the rapid increase OF
municipal debts and local taxation.
There will be cases where the public in.
terests require the creation Of such debts.
but their rapid increase, as also Of local
taxation, has become alarming. II is not
practicable TO 60 into statistics, but l may
say that the debts Of this character in the
Union have been estimated at half as
much as our national debt. The high
rate Of interest paid on many OF these in.
creaSes the cost Of money for all business
purposes, and imposes heavy burdens in
taxes. The high rate Of taxes in our vii.
lagos and cities keeps out and drives out
population, capital and manufacturing
enterprises, which cannot prosper under
per cent. OF taxes. This leaves capital
and population unemployed, and they DO
not hesitate to emigrate. Two years ago
a farmer near one Of our cities, seeking
to relieve age from care, sold his farm
for $4,000, intending to loan his money
at interest. lie found that il he went in.
to the city his taxes would be 5000 u year
lie left Ohio for a Ices taxed State, and
we lost a Republican voter, his capital,
and the taxes he would have paid il
they had been less onerouS. Ohio has
lost half a million Of people, who have
left it or been kept out by high taxes,
besides untold millions Of capital which
now might be invested in manufactures,
in mining, in building, and other pursuits,
giving employment and good wages to
mullitudes Of mechanics and laborers who
are now unemployed or inadequately paid
for their services. Labor is the source
Of all wealth, and our policy should be to
secure employment for all, with wages
which by industry, may give competen.
cy for ALL"
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TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

MUS EE. . EALE On NAl.NApI"
i PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a Decd Of Trust made by Elnas!
Booking and harah +. Bscklng, bis VII, 20 Tie ~
derSlgned TruItee, dated May 27th. l'iS, ~ q
record among the land records Of Ohio oouli!
Meat virginia. In Deed Of Trust EOoE no >, ~"
s2S, will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August, ~,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, at the iTlll jogt
the Court House Of Ohio county, s!l d i.s.
auction the folio wing described property ttI'Hs
Say: AL that portion Of square numGfsl ts.tg
10 tho addition to the city VI Wheeling LII on v
Noah Zane, and called Bellairs uddiuJS, aid r..
ton being boundei Is fellows: COmmrGdai a.
POINT Oh the north aide Of Thirteenth liiiD,r'
Hampden) street, at the dlTiiIon line beiueh !.
property formerly owned by Sobl,sEl Eid! ..
the property Of George W johnson, which r :.
y marked by limo Of brick set on idge b.iar-
the paVementS on aid street In front OF said ~
partes, and Is dAtant fTUW the northeast orr
Thirteenth and Ecu streets taiwardly 90 ls.
tenth one hundred and Ninety -thrre l''i T..
seven Inches thence running 10 \ nOrihU!
feeuon with aid division line enc butditl ..
tWenty.One feet four and onC-hAli inches iJa -
on the back or south boundary line Of A. N'hf
lyB property, which point Is distant IRON -
street In the direction Of the north laundhy y.
Of sohieaki Bradyb property one hunitd i'
.H
running WestWardly with the direction o. ~
north boundary limo 6ity-nine feet to Cfo'' q.
on the rear Of A. W. Kelly's brick stable, ~
mark 10 distant from EoG street along 'Ad ny u
boundary limo one hundred and thtrty'isg 4,
I've and one-fouTth inches; thence Tunuihs s-..
NArdly one hundred and tWtnIy-one let ioIt ~
one-hAli Inches 10 point on the north ~. =.
Thirteenth street distant from the nOnhtaHGI...4
o. thirteenth ard EOfr streets oGe hundred ~, -
thirty-two feet shVcu inche,; and thence rum,
10 an OaSteTly direction along ThiIteenIh 11'
hixty-one feet to the place Of beginning ,.,-...s
Being The Ame property conveyed 10 Eil,
Booking by Soblh,Ei Br1dy ant wlleby Do "
November 18th, 1871, recorded in Book ~ is''
Of the uhlo county land records. ,-,,.,..
The title Is believed TO b. perfect, bot w,
yey sueh title As is vested in me BY TIC '''
THKNs or SALE-Onc-thlrd, or more u tet
chaser - elect, cash Ia hand; the hISn,e y -.
equal inatallmgnis al one and two ytan, ",
chaser giving negotiable notes bearing inlefo''''-
the day Of Elle for the deferred payment an,
W. Il Caldwell IfHi,ij
W. J. W. CowDRS, Solicitor. "
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ACakc and Pie Riot in Chicago

ACaRc ana Rle lklOL IN SnlcnaO
From the Chicago Tribune.
A lot ofragged urchins, to the number
Of about a hundred, paraded the streets
headed by one with lin-pan by way Of
drum, which he was beating with two
pieces Of lath. They bore huge paper
banner, on which was inscribed tht
words
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ENGINEERING.
TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY
ELECTION.

lraNel by the Board Of Commissioners, July
81, lsT7.
An election will b held on TUESDAY, August
IIh, 1871 for the purpose Of taxing the Aie Of the
persons qualified 10 vote Ia aid county for mem
oeIs Of tue LeSl'nture Of tho State Of West VIZ
giniai upon the following questions:
lst. The permanent location Of the Capital Of the
State.
d. Whether they will authorize an addILIona
subscription 70 10 made In the name, and on behalf
Of the aid county Of Ohio to tho capital Iiock Of
the PiiLIbuTgh, WhebliRy & Etaiueky RdiloQud Com
P1Hy In sum not exceeding itty thousand dollars
1850 OOO) for the purpose Of purchasing the mort
gage bonds Of said railroad company, or glh1ib-
ing and paying As capital stock Of sd company To
he exchanged for Eaid bonds, thereby aiding sah
Railroad In It's completion.
Polls shall 10 opened on the eth day Of August,
1877, commencing at O'Clock A. Y. uIIl cos!Bs al
o. p ", OF the following places In Sah cour vim
In Liberty phtrictnt Mrs Beagl0S. Valley UruVs
at VIM lrSins, in West Liberty, and ICIGol hOlse
At Potomac.
10 RichlAnd District 1t Rlchland school house
and Glenn's Rua HchOd houAe.
In TflAdelp hil District At Henry ImerS, TrIa-
dclphiA, al Wesley Robinbon's and school hglssat
lcatherwoOd, near toll houte.
In Richie DiltTlct al the store Of H. d. AsnuJ.
In WebAi0r District ut United Engine not5a.
in Centre District 81 the Guard Hoe Houo.
In Union District At the Atlantic EngineHouse
In Clay District at the Court House.
Ia Madison District al the Market House.
In Washington District at the VigllAnt Engine
House.
leslie, cHA9. II. DEITERs,
Clerk Board Of Commissioners Ohio County.
cen0ty conmiElongrI' Office, July 5, 1877.
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quo WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY,
FOR SALE
EXECUToR's SALE.

The undersigned, Executor Of the lat vii and
Testament Of n. Q. Arthur, deceased, I.te { the
city oil Wheeling, West VIrhIia, hereby gives rc-
tieo that by virtue Of tic pTovISiOns Of sad vii,
ho will, on
SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1871,
commencing At 10 o'clock A. ~, at the font der d
The Court House oil Ohio county, 10 the city q
wheeling, ODER for Iale at public auction the TO-.
lowing described real estate, tO-WIt: Lot uumlef.
cd thirty-hvO (S6) lin GTahAm's addition to ihessd
city Of Wheeling, situate on the north tie Of FL.
tenth street, LttWeen EOR and jacob street., q.
ceptlng about ak feet Of the west eide Of aid lot
extending lack t0yenty-iouT "a feet which VA
sold by the Said Arthur. Said lot now fronts on
Fifteenth street about fiiy-iOur feet, and extends
back 10 the alley. There Is erected On this lot
Lsrgo brick dWelllnE house, supplied With mCd m
conyenicnccs, and Is 4 most delnhlc property
When sale Is made tho Conveyance Will include
the Widows dover right 10 the property. Terms
made known on day Of Slle PenonS desiring 10
examine the properly will call on tho uLde, ssned
iy3 H. G. BARR, EGrcui,r.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

pEFoRMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The supdIy School Of the Reformed Episcopal
Chufeh viii e orglnlIed Al o'clock io-mofrSW
morning 10 Wlesei Hail. All friends Of the cause
are earnestly invited to come. BY order Of -,
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the City Democratic As
sociation, held on Friday evening, the nth
inst, the following was received and
adopted
WILMINGToN, DEL, Aug. II, 1877
TO h3 Chairman ana Members Of The Demo-
cratic association Of Wilmington, Del.
GENTLEMEN:-You Committee on Res
olu Ions touching The late Henry A Mel
lon, beg leave to submit The following
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty God +,
In his luhnite wisdom, to remove from our
midst our esteemed friend, Henry a. Mel
Ion;
And Whereas, We deem 1t suitable that
this Democratic Association should bear
suitable testimony to the many virtues
which distinguished our late friend as a
citizen and to his character as u faithful
Democrat: therefore be it
Resolved by the Democratic Association
of Wilmington Delaware, That we deplore
the loss OF an active, energetic and faith
ful member of our body, and one whose
place cannot be easily filled, and we hereby
lender our heartfelt mpathles to the fam
lily which has been bereaved by so sad an
Uffi lection.
Resolved That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased and
that they be published in the Democratic
papers of this city. Signed. ff
II. q. TURNER,
II. II. TAYLOR,
JNo. z. SPRINGER,
HeTdtd copy. Committee.
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'lLMINGToN MARK ETs.
Del. August / 8 1877.
HONS at the Brandywine Mills for
.d Grain -COrrpctpd Daily
PECIAL NOTICES,
The Great Discovery.

[Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. Fol
OF weak stomach, general debility,
Jon, disease of the nervous system
pliOn, acidity of the stomach, and
requiring "A tonic
neincludes the most agreeable and
salt Gi Iron we possess. Ci rate OF
Oxide, combined with the most
Hc0l vegetable tonics-YelloW Pc
#Bark.
fleet in many eases of debility, loss
pie and general prostration, of an
Salt OF Iron combined with Valu-
Rrye tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
lhe appetite, raises the pulse, takes
fular iiabbincsS. removes the pallor
ply, and gives a tlorid vigor to the
Dance.
'pu want something to strengthen
IDo yOn want good appetizer Do
Hnt 10 build up your constitution ?
want to feel well? Do YOU want To
pI nervousness" Do you want ener-
.p you want to sleep well? Do you
lsk ana vigorous feelings? If you
kmkel'S Wine of Iron.
truly valuable tonic has been
Rhly tested by all classes of the com
Ihat II is now deemed ind spensa
rome Medicine. ltcosls but little,
Ihe blood and gives tone to the
IehOVales the system and pro-
4 3nly ask a trial of this valuable
Trlct 81 per bottle. Il. f. KUN
fole ftopr"tor. Philadelphia, Pa
.CDDr druggist for Kunkel's Bitter
4 LION, .''. ant take no other make. -
y ~ q bottlcS. All others are coun-
20 heWarr Of them.
Pix bottles for. IN
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TRAMPS CAPTURED.

On Thursday, ss the through freight train
on tue Delaware r, r. was on its way to this
city IL was boarded at sey eral points along he
the road where stops were made until there
were about fifty in all. On the tram were sew
house cars with the doors open, and rs a
rule the vagranls sought refuge in them
and went 10 sleep. Of course the tain
men being so largely outnumbered could do
nothing with the wretches.
The conductor Of the train, Mr.. j. ID.
Phillips, having become tired OF carrying
so many tree passengers, set bis mind 10
work to capture them. AT the next stop
ping piuce he called his men together and
they quietly slipped along Oh each side OF
the tram and closed and locked thu doors of
the cars wherein the unAuspecting tramps
were quietly sleeping In tins way they
We're shipped on To Philadelphia, where
they no doubt will be tuken care of by the
proper authorities.
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.lIN6tray Waits.


Ihe mosquitoes are very bad.s ..-.
fruit still CONT nues to be more plenti-
fui. w. tuf .l.l. ~
Do not fall to vote at the nomination
election this afternoon.
,ha me watermelons tins season are larger
than ever before, and more plentiful
The GAZETTE yesterday contained on
exceedingly large amount of telegraphic
New fall styles Of silk hats just arrived
at McCloskey's new hat store 812 Mar.
ket street. It
The American Mechanics will hold a
reunion this evening, at their hall No.
2l0 King street. 4'''
Another entertainment will be given
al Chadwicks ice cream garden and
museum this evening by some first class
performers in singing, clog and jig dane
ing, aEd gymnasium Museum and per-
1ormance free to those wishing refresh
ments,
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FIRST EDITION.
We CITX POLITICS.
MEETING OF THE CITY pEMocRArro

- NS ANU Nv" VI LIE OiT1 DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION. ~ ,3'st
The regular weekly meeting of the
City Democratic Association was held
last evening in the hall of the Friendsbin
engine house, President James w. Ware
in the chair. - ""i'
The different Ward Committees report-
ed progress in the work of the campaign.
The committee to prepare resolutions
OF respect relative to the death of Mr..
Henry A Mellon, submitted a renort
which, on motion of X. II. Taylor. was
adopted. (The resolutions are publish
ed elsewhere in to-day's paper).
A letter from Mr.. Myles Burke, an
nouncing himselfas candidate for AS.
SCISSOR in the Southern district was read.
accepted and filed. MIR. Michael Lally
was also accepted as a candidate for this
position.
The committee to nominate candidates
Tor city offices was discharged.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
thls evening, at the same place to hear
the reports of the Inspectors Of the nom
ination election.
OTHER NOTES.
The Herald says: ave are informed
that p. N. Brennan, Esq, if nominated
and elected, will serve as President of
Council"
Myles Burke has withdrawn from the
contest for Assessor of the Lower District
at the Democratic nomination.
At meeting of the Sixth Ward Re-
publicans, last night, the following tick
ct was nominated:
City Joseph K. Adams, for
the two year term, and Henry w. Down
ing for the one year term.
Inspectors-F. G. Stidham and E.
Moore.
Assistants-D. Stevenson, John Rn-
NOR.
The First Ward Republicans met at
305 w. Front street, last night, Thos. J.
Bennett in the chair and IL. M. Mullen
Secretary. Messrs. Leighton Grimes, Il.
M. Mullen and Thos. j. Bennett were
appointed a committee to nominate can
dldates for Ward Offices, after which the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday even
ing next. John X. Babcock will proba-
bly, be the Republican candidate for
Council in this ward.
The Third Ward Republicans met last
evening, German ID. Lincoln in the
chair, and CT orge w. Vernon Secretary.
On motion of John w. Graham, Sam'l
A. Price was nominated for City Council
by uiUn UOce vote.
inspectors were nominated as follows:
Eastern District-B. S. Clark; Assist
ant, b. +. Vandever. Western District,
G. 3. Woodward; Assistant, Joseph Nc
Bride.
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Religious Notices.

FIRST Baptist Churcu, corner of Elm and
Jackson sts. +. NJ. Eastwood PASTOR
Preaching at 10 30 a. m. aud 745 D. m,
Sund'v school meets at 8 o. IN. and 2 %. m.
All are cordially invited.
Second Baptist Church. cor, of Fourth
and French sta. Rev. r. P. Cook pastor
Preaching at 10 80 a, M, by Mr.. Thomis f.
Plummer. Sabbath school and pastors
b. BILE class at p. m. There will be no
preaching in the evening bat the usull Sun
day evening prayer meeting.
West Presbyterian Church, Rev. ]. NJ. y.
Otts, ID. ID. pastor. Preaching TO. morrow at
1880 a. m. and s p. m. by the pastor. Sub~
Jet Tor the morning, The profits OF piety,''
for the ev ming "D tn the soul sleep in
death ? OR THE old drun.ness OF the new
light" Ali are invited.
Y. M. q. A.-An open air m eting undar
te auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will he held to-.norrow (Sun-
day evening on the comm 8, cor. jackson
anuE i'm s'su AT Go'clock. al are cordially
invited To attend. The Moody and Slukey
hymn book will be used
Household of Faith.-.2nd floor of Nc
CARY Building, Cos Market street. Rev.
Geo. H. kramar, pastor.
Preaching at III. 80 a. M, and 745 D. M,
oy Elder Isaac W Wilfong gofPhiadelphia
Morning Subject. tine Kingship and
Kingdom of Christ" Evening Subject.
Immortality only in Christ"
Bible school meets at 80 p. m. Lesson
Subj ct. "The Love of Christ" Come and
bring Bible.
First Presby terian Church In the ab-
sence of the Pastor, religious services will
be held by the congregation of the First
Presbyterian church in the.lecture room
corner OF 10th and Market Street to-mor-
roy. sabbath at foK a.. m. and AS p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
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Miners strike in the Lehi2h Regions
5000 Men Quit Work.

WLLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Aug. ia
special dispatch from Summit Station,Pa
states that all the operatives in the fol-
lowing collieries struck yesterday morn
ing:
The three colieries of the Beaver
Meadow Coal Company, employing
about 900 men; the c0llieries at Stockton
G. J. Lindermann, about 800 men; the
Spring Mountain collieries, 100 men; the
two collieries of the Beaver Brook Coal
Company, 900 men; the Lehigh and
Wllkesbarre Coal Company's four col
leries at Audenreid, about 1000 men;and
A. L. Murphy Il Cos two colleres south
OF Hazleton. The men demand all in
crease Of wages equal to the last reduc-
ton made. 1t is rumored that four col
leries operated by Pardee d Co. will be
out after to-day.
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NELSON LEEIN MARYLAND
HIS TEMPERANCE WORK IN CECIL
couNTY-wHAT is THOUGHT OF

HIS TEMPERANCE WORK IN CECIL
:" COUNTY Y1wHAT is THOUGHT OF
-a HIM. tlut fd.d n aGl Y ~.
Mr.. Nelson J. Lee. of this city, has
since parting company, with George w
| eWells, been conducting an earnest and
successful temperance work in Cecil coun.
", Md. He is well thought of by the
people, and in alluding to the resolutions
denunciatory of Mr.. Lee, which were re.
Gently adopted by the reformers of this
city, the Cecil Whig says:
We print the resolutions, believing that
instead Of injuring Mr.. Lee, as they are
intended to do, they will arouse a spirit
OF inquiry among the friends of temper
ance, which will result in full under
standing ofall the circumstances of the
case, and that as a consequence a full
vindication of the character and course of
MIR. Lee will be the result.
The true. cause of the split between Mr..
u. w Wells and Mr. Lee, was a few words
as follows: Mr.. Wells determined to
erect for Geo. M. butcher of Massachu-
setts-who had been laboring with them
in the cause a house as reward for his
labors, to be paid out of the funds raised
Tor the carrying on of the temperance
work. AS he had already been paid
nearly 800 for three months service-as
Mr.. Lee states in his letter of August lst
he (Mr, Leg objected claiming a
greater need for the money in other Girec
ito foremost of which was supplying with
food the families of men who had been
reformed but could not obtain emp 10y
ment.
MIR. Lee was led to believe that the
enterprise had dropped, but during his
absence, while attenning meeting at
Ocean Grove,it was again agitated andthe
work actually begun by MIR. Wells and a
few OF his followers. Lee at once very
properly severed his connections with
Mr.. Wells. 't
The fact that money had been paid Mr..
butcher for his services, beyond his actual
expenses, was not generally known in
Wilmington; in fact 1t had been stated,
we understand, by Mr.. butcher himself
before large audience in the Opera
House, that he had received no compen-
sation. 1t will readily be seen that the
statement in Mr.. Lees letter that 500
had been paid Mr.. butcher, fell like a
red hot shell among all classes of peo-
pie. Hence these resolutions passed by
Mr.. Wells and a small band of his i'm
mediate followers.
There is no doubt but the sympathy
OF the great mass of the people of Will
miDgton is with Mr.. Lee. He has proven
himself since he has been among us, an
earnest, active Christian, devoted heart
and soul to the cause he has espoused.--
For this we honor him, and it will require
something more than series of weak
resolutions, borne in malice, to shake the
confidence of our people in him,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-18
~ al !EE Table.
MAINS LEAVE wr,

biladaI. Leave WILMINGTON.
lOoo pnh 22l, G.4O, 6.55, $40, o 90.
g.Ie N III l2.J7, ~ 40, 2,3O, AN
So, ! 81 q. . ~ on N sundays; 2.2l, 8 10 a.
n M. Vrh nl 22l, 947, am, 1927 10 an
zlItImorual vi Sundays: 22l a m. w.
A, I'e Ig5I and Washington: I on. 3 20
am; : 55n ~, %, 8 55 p m; on Sundays
w deposit: 4 Sc p m: no sundav
NO SssllG; sulSaSS' s. j., 20, 80 a m; 80, 80 p
SuHGaey Se H. t, T.. sos, o 30 a m; 6 30 n m.
5'imginglon & Northern r n. cana
eIawip1nm Iv p m; no sunday Train n'' o ~ d
b; on SundaSSe eSsern i. r.: 10 20 a m; S 30
IlSs pn,,sA arrive AT WILMINGTON
Il i%liade "a plhia: y Sc, 5 "a Q Nam. 70
4, S5I ~ - o., S55, 81, } ID 695 Ok
I5a m ~ ~ m on undavs: 10 56'
l Nsw SS, York II S. 3 az .. p p IN. o
pm. M on Sundays: - Il &c 81 a = m 90 !:
{, S;8silnore 8 a. . ore IS, 941, "a m; 1917 10 as
p. III on Sundays: 2 is a m = o GS; %
"ssssshinglon: 2 Is a m .,oo, oo.
lG. III On Sundays: 2 Is a M : o D 46
P%%s Deposit 500 m; no Sunday
I, C$ 6 20, oclaStle' : 81 e : IS, 5 so a m 70 % m;
bela%,a'rVeo 10 } , m; no Sunday trains. i 1S hi
No. 10 sunday w. ,rai,, ri $50 a m; A 20, 6 10 p
lnj | IS ngron p W. & Northern R. r.; 10 %
beiaRpsiraG, NO Nc, unday trains. w. ~ 20
Y p m; On on snnda,rn mdsttrn R: r.: 30 a m ;
" WILMINGTON LEAVE PHI.
Bro.a ADLLrHIA. 'A fhiL-
., 5l5 Sd 20, 10 30, las a m: } '' 40 . aDe so
VS. 20 vO, 45, 45, Ii 20 p m; on on snn o
!. Thlriyya' m; o., 9 Is, il 30, u p M, nn sun
., Ii IS y = e econd and Market = st stree,s.
sundaSStn n' T. Is, 55, 8 20. II a. H5feers: IR:
>-----s;S5o . 80 II As p m. - IL. p mi