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BLINDNESS CAUSED BY SEWER GAs-The
dangerous effects OF blood poisoning from sc Wer
gas was testified TO yesterday by DR.. Moore.
assistant surgeon OF the New York Eye and Ear
lDf1rmary, In suit brought before Judge Inger
soil, In the seventh district court, by Mr.. Earle
formerly prople tor OF Earle's hotel, against a
picture dealer named Scott. to recover S1O0 for
one months rent Of the store No S57 9th ave-
nue. Mr. Scott vacated the store early in the
present month, and claimed that he was fusti-
Heo 10 breaking his contract with the landlord
III w aCcount OF defective sanitary arrangements,
": moore testified that Mr. Scott had become
Dlinu IA one eye from the effects of sewer GAS
pOlsonlng IN place he had formerly occupfed.
ana tnat ne nao inspected the store on 9Th ave-
nue, ano, having found sewer gas escaping info
IL, ADVISED MS patient to remove. ME-. lamont
counsel Tor the plaintiff, introduced witnesses
to prove that the premiseswere free from sewer
gas. Judge Ingersou reserved decision. to allow
counsel to submit brfefs--[N Y. Times. 3Oth'
u-An extensive slate quarry Is being deve,.
oped on the Valley railroad, near Staunton. Va.
Jas. A. Rowland, engineer OF the steamer
Adelphi, which exploded last summer, was aI,.
Quilted at Hartford, Conn.,, yesterday, of charge
OF maDslaughter.
~ Yesterday was the hottest day OF the sea.
son In Canada, the thermometer ranging from
80 TO 80 degrees. There was several cases OF
sunStrOke.
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DR.. LION, ass Massachusetts avenue

SIX FINE DRESS SHIRTS to order $3.50. Jol
dan, Dare Il Co., 1006 street
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rr,aekage. ~ '' - ''A'' .
TIE OFFICE OF the Ne,o Weed and Victor Se,,ino
Machine, SIS 9Th street, corner F northwest.
THREE finely fini NC. .A.r. >'''so ara.b. only
81. Blackl1dge, photographed. MIKE, Space.
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE cured in to ~
minutes by using Lodille's Headache Specific.
Delay May Prove Fatal.
II you are bilious don't delay, but regulate
your bowels. Quirk's Irish Tea will do It, Price
25 cents.
ONE OF THE GREATEST LuxuRrKs is a pure and
we recommend j. & E. Atkinson's Rose White
Rose, and Violet Powder WIS
Us. HOP Buffers once and you will use M
other medicine. Test It.
A SURE THING; it never fails; cure yoursel,
for 81. Pref. Chnpin's Buchu-paiba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay ST..
N. Y, and Tor washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. s,N,eoly
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
top's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhGa, whenever arising from teeth.
Ing or other causes. An old and well-tr!ed rem.
edy; rs cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish TO call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng Establishment, No. 9O6 q street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be eQualled by those not pos
sess1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor ~. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
Genus up TO 81 window, and no acid used in
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents to IS cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness by cleaning number, q
reQuct10n In price. e1Cal for and deliver
them.
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WHITsUN MONDAY Is general holiday OF the
Germans for recreation, and all those that " ;sh
10 spend plea~1nt evening should be at the
picnic given by the Knights of st. George Ar
Juenneman's garden next Monday.
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District government Affairs.

The District Commissioners to-day received a
note from the senate District committee, re-
quest1ng the views of the Commissioners upon
the bills recently passed by the House of Repre-
SentauveS-One authorizing the Commissioners
TO issue tWenty-year five per cent. bonds to re-
and the other authorizing the appointment of
an inspector OF plumbing in the district of Co.
iumDla: An answer favorable to the passage Of
both bills win be returned to-day.
MeSSrS NJ Dunn, B. j. Cady and c. E. Par
ham were to-day appointed as authorized
guides to strangers visiting this District, max
Ing thus far eighteen appointees.
The District Commissioners to-day author-
Zeo tne inspector OF buildings CMr. Entwisle) to
have the necessary alterations and improve
ments made to Franklin engine house, No. 2, to
as recommended by Foreman shed and ap-
proved by the fire Commissioners This house
was =, Sr1ginaly made for the old hand engines,
ana Is not well adapted for the new kind or fire
engines. 'o
The request Of Attorney Riddle that Mr.. Eu-
gene Carausi be appointed special counsel In
DAY approved by the Commissioners.
NEW FIRE ENGINE FOR AN OLD ONE.
Inc UlSLllcC commissioners to-day sent q
CON munlcation to the Sisby Manufacturing
company that their proposition OF March nth.
1879, TO furnish the District of Columbia with a
Lew steam fire engine In exchange for old
the fire commissioners had been Instructed t.
indicate to the company which of the engines
Wal De required, and give any special directions
In the premises, provided the expense to the
District shall not thereby be increased. The
proposition Is to exchange one of the new styIe
"Cl ane neck" nickle plated engines for the old
Sis Dy known as No. 4, the rs. j. Bowen as
tney are anxious to have one Of their latest i'm.
PFC we'd machines In this city On the occasion of
me annual convention OF fire engineers In Se,.
TENDER next, they offer special inducements.
ana VIII set TO work at once to have one of su-
pel,or excellence manufactured in every detail
and artl ular. The price of the one proposed
10 De constructed is s., 500, and they will allow
In the service N WV
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"YES. I KNOW

It's, kNUW,
"That is so"
That at the Great Pinafore Tea Co. IS store. 11o4
18th ST., you can make decided saving or
every variety OF teas and groceries. Reliable
goods and the lowest prices on ever ythtng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-31

THH GAME OF BALL yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Nationals and the Defiance nine or
Philadelphia, was rather tame. The Nationals
0eIeate0 the Visitors by score of % fo0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-31

THE OFFICE OF the Netc Weed and Victor Se,r;n,
Machine, 52s eth street, corner E northwest.
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QUEER LIFE INSURANCE DECIsION.-Those vot-
ers OF Cook county who hold life insurance poll
cleS would do we'll to consider the ruling OF
Judge Rogers In the case OF Annie r. Lawrence,
executrix of the estate OF Jeremiah r. Law.
renee, against the Mutual Life insurance Com
seems that Mr.. Law renee died from the effects
OF an overdose OF laudannm. 1t was not q case
OF Intentional suicide. but simply fatal acct
denI NOW, 1t Is all right to cut of suicides, who
deliberately take their own lives, from the bane.
lit of insurance. but beyond that the forfeiture
OF policy should not go, but Judge Rogers re-
1used TO allow evidence as to the intention OF
the insured. ANY person is liable to accidental
death: Numberless are the ways In which one
may take his own life In the sense that Mr.,
Lawrence did. II Judge Rogers is correct, then
an az, insurance policy Is very precariouS thing.
[ChicQqO Journal Man o.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.,
Golden, agent since our last report: 500 shad
from $40 to fl2 per hundred; 10000 herrings, at
20 per thousand. The fishing season on the
Potomac closed today
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AN ARTISTIC PICTURE.-The attention or
promenaders along the avenue is attracted = a
Hne cIayon portrait of Major Morgan In the
window OF Ellis music store, executed nv NJ.
c. II. McAll1Ster, 9O5 Pennsylvania ave
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THREE finely fini NC lord toaraphs only
81. Blacklidge, photographed, "a. Mike, Space.
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Delay May Prove Fatal!
II you are bilious don't delay, but regulate
your bowels. Quirks Irish Tea will do It, Price
25 cents.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued IN
Frank B. Webb and Katie Morgan; Chas WIKI
enson and Carrie Parker; George Roberts. OF
Culpepper, and Annie Greer; s. T. Sutton. Of
Richmond, and s. E. Stickell; L. F. Mickens. of
virginia, and Sophia Hatton; VIM. Clark and
Julia Contee, of Prince George county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-31

ONE OF THE GREATEST LUxURIKs Is pure ant
fragrant Toilet Powder. To our lady reader,
we recommend j. & E. AtkinSon's Rose, White
Rose, and violet Powder WIS
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IT Is RUMoRED around that the profits OF j.
u: Haverly for the season of 1S7S-79 were
slSo geo; Mary Anderson, $4,000; A. NJ. Palmer,
49,, 600; Fanny Davenport $50 900; Dion Bouci-
cault s65, 600; Harrigan and Han !, $40, OOO John
Mccullough, $4,000; MOdjeska, $4,000; 81. j.
sargent, 1900; J. x. Emmett, $4,000; Colonel
M M1aPleson, $500 Lawrence Barrett, $4,000;
$4,000.
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ADAIssI0Ns TO THE BAR.-Hereafter the ex
Amnation Of candidates for admission to the
Car VIII take place In the Equity Court room on
Inc last friday In each month at O'clock
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NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE cured In tn N
minutes by using Lodille's Headache Specific.
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DEEDS In FEE have been filed as follows:-
George lAckmann to Christian G. Lederer, lot
IA, SO. SIG; 81 400. John A. j. Creswen ct al. to
l.. bingham, lot 20, block II, In SUBJ OF Meridian
Mill; sZ5o. Charles FL. Brown to Antoinetta z.
800; $1,000. Franklin M. Crossman to Edward
smith sub lots 3s to Al, part of lot As, of sub OF
original lot 8, In so. GIG; s.. E. M. Chaplin and
Z. c. Meador to Southwell Guthrie, part lot I,
SO. 325; s.: Gordon and Ashford to Henry D.
R0tpipf. lot Gu IL.
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Prigg's.
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INCARCERATION AND POISONING IN VIRGINIA.
me state chemist OF Virginia, at Richmond
Coleman, white woman, OF Cumberland
county, TO anaiyze. Deceased died very sud
denly In that county on the 25th inst. Soon
AFTER the decision OF Judge Hughes, OF the U. s.
circuit court, In the Kinney Miscegenation case,
Ife deceased was indicted by the county court
Sl CumDerland county for miscegenation, and
Jay De1ore the trial she was taken suddenly III.
ana died under circumstances that have since
leu 10 SUSPICIOUS that she was poisoned by her
WOmans 0Ody was disinterred and the stomach
forwarded 10 Richmond for analysis. Deceased
was ABOUT q years old. This Is the second time
that Coleman has married a white woman,
soon alter the passage OF the 18th amendment
ne married young woman. She lived until a
lew years ago. On June l, 1878, he again ven
tured into matrtmony he married his last
MiIe IN washington. Coleman is about 40 years
0 S and Is said to be In good circumstances.
special TO the Baltimore Sun.
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DEATH OF A SUN WoRsH1PER.-At an ea,ly
hour On Saturday last, as freight train on the
chicago and Alton Railway was descending a
heavy grade north Of Normal, ILL.,, the engineer
discovered negro standing In the center OF the
track, and although the alarm whistle was
OioWn, the negro never moved until the pilot
Struck and instantly killed him. His name was
Malan Chavours, his home was in st. Joseph,
Mo-, and he was on his way to visit relatives In
bloomington, Ill. He was pagan and sun
Worshlpper, and was engaged In doing obeis-
ance to the solar deity when killed.
HOLDING BEECHER TO His WoRD-The Rev.
Henry Wark Beecher has settled the difficulty
he had with the Cumberland County Agricui-
tural Society OF Maryland because of his failure
10 lecture last fall at the fair, according to con-
tract, alter they had spent large sum In ad-
Vertlslng him. The society Instructed its Off
GELS 10 sue Beecher for $4,000 damages At
length MI. Beecher offered to settle the case by
Giving a lecture this fall, and 1t is understood
tnat MS o11er was accepted On the condition that
Tue lecturer was TO get no fee.-[N Y. SUM- 31st.
DISEASE GERMS ABSORBED BY MuK-It is a
Wel-knoWn fact that milk is wonderful alb
SOrDent OF disease germs This fact had strIk-
lng llllstratlon near Grand Ledge few days
ago, where several pans OF milk that had been
slttlng near where girl had died of fever and
olphtherla. Some domestic animals afterward
Drank the milk, and it killed them.-[Detron
NeaCS.
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DECORATING INDIAN GRAVES. - Yesterday
Col w. 7. Adair and ID. II. Ross, or the cherD.
KEGS; Geo. w. Stidham, OF the Creeks, and F. p
PllchIynn, OF the ChOctawS, visited the Com
greSsfOnal Cemetery and decorated the graves
OIL Their depal ted friends, among them Push-na-
ta-na, chief OF the ChOctawS; Capt. John Roger j.
GDle1 OF the 'Old Settler Cherokces; John
LOoney; Cherokee chief and delegate; VIM. s.
Goody, Buford West, Ezekiel Starr, Capt. Thos.
reg, capt. James Mcdaniel and Judge Richard
Fields, Cherokee delegates, and Daniel IL a .
Terry. Greek delegate
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no BUY DEAR AND 10 SELL CHEAP rs OUR
1 lotto: JUeTHH Old Stand g Cusrs1lss
CLOTHING Sof which I MAZE specssityS the hish.
e9f gr,Ses III 6e positively Paid Addre1 on oa1 6
JuSIaH Old Stand. No. 619 D street, befVoen oth
and tn streets NV or branch store, No lO0 0th
Stroct, between d and i directs N. eDl4T
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~ STRAW MATING, CHILDRKN,S CAR.
S RIAGES, Mosquito Oanopies, and WINDOW
Screens. at wholesale and retail, at the Furnjture
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishmont of W. III
MOSES SON, corner It'll IT. and Pa ave- n ". Ala
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
Political Murder in Texas.

A despatch to the St. Louis "Globe
Democrat" from Orange, Texas, says:
Conformation comes from Sebly county,
away above here on the Sabine, of a
terrible tragedy-the unprovoked muir
der of an inotfensive old negro man,
named Charles Morris. 1t seems that
Morris was sent to Logansport with an
order for merchandise. Hitching his
horse on the river bank the freeman
got into skiff and crossed the river.
On the other side three men-David
Tidwell, David Williamson and John
Parker-all of Louisiana, who have
been engaged rafting cypress timber,
met Morris and asked him if he was a
Radical. They then said if he was
and ever voted the Repu blican ticket
they would kill him. A white man,
Price, from Texas, was witness OF
these proceedings. Finally Parker
pulled out pistol and asked the ne.
gro If that was sufficient to kill him.
Morris replied it was sufficient to kill
any man. The three Louisianians
then got into their boat, seized the
rope Of the negro's boat and towed him
down the river to the Texas side, where
they assassinated him in cold blood,
where his body was found, one half Of
it above water and CHASTITY cash
across the throat. The murderers have
not been caught"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
Good SabJects for the Fever.

President A. D. Langstatf, of the Ho
ward Association, stated to New York
"Herald" correspondent that during
all his experiences hs had never wit
messed such q fearful scene as the one
which he saw at the cottage of Charles
s. Forbes, Memphis. Mrs. Forbes and
6 children, whose ages raage between
7 and 16 years, are sick-all in one
room. Until mattresses were taken
out to them they had nothing but a
scanty bed Of straw on which to res,
their aching limbs. There is a small
cellar, 3 feet deep, underneath the
house, which had been used as privy
vault by the family. From this cellar
the stencil was so great that the five
nurses sent by the Towards could not
remain inside the dwelling until it had
been deluged with powerful disinfsc,
tants. Charles s. Forbes and his son
William died of the fever on the lst
inst, and the remaining Z members oi
his family were stricken on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
Cinclnnati's AssOciattOn for the
PrOmOi ion OF N larrlaEe.

A Cincinnati special says: "The
Promotion of Marriage Association
has turned out rather badly. 1t was
announced that one hundred marriages
would take place at its picnic on Sun.
day, but only three couple were wed
ded-Andy Meier, peddler, to Louise
Drier; Frank Noel, sa oon keeper, to
Elizabeth Ruthoff, and William Nc
Hugh, a painter, to Sophie sirell. Each
couple we're presented with a wedding
rirg and twenty-five dollars worth o.
housekeeping goods. The park where
the picnic was held is notorious re;
sort of people of questionable reputa-
ton. As a sample of the men who are
at the head of the association, it may be
mentioned that Jesse Dabesk, the pub
lie school principal who was dismissed
from the department last winter fol-
certain impro prieties, is one OF the
most active of the managers, aided by
his brother who is charged with being
q defaulter."
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
N0RSALE.

House No. lll6 delaware Avenue, with all
AmOdern improvements.
House No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
n improvements.
House on VanBuren street. between Eighth
M Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
House No. 9O2 Delaware Avenue, s rooms
House No. ll06 Walnut street.
rouse No. sl8 Chestnut street.
aeuse No. 623 Jefferson street.
aouse No. ~ Maryland Avenue.
Houses Nos. l130, 1882, 1874 and llSo Wal.
Ut street.
House No. ll2s West Third street.
House cottage style)with medern improve.
lsnts and about N acre Of land, suitable tor
physician or summer residence. Near
polly Oak Station, p, w. h Is. X. X.
A very desirable farm Of o2 acres, one mile
Wow Hsres Corner, on the State Road, n
lle from Railroad Station, land of tho best
aality and highly cultivated, with no better
uldlng sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
3ne house, NO. III W est Ninth street.
One house, No. 0O2 Delaware Avenue.
9ne house, No. 604 Spruce street.
0ne house, No. 3ll East Filth street.
we house No. l4l6 delaware Avenue.
Also number Of small houses in different
Ts OF the city.
Twelve or thirteen acres of Brandywine
ssh sh land, In lots to suit.
Also several acres of Marsh on tho Town.
mo road, between the Oauseway and Rel
| ay Mill.
OLOAN.
HvoO to $4,000, in sums OF 5000 to 81 600.
Apply 10 W. McCAULLEY & CO.;
60o Market street,
'ASm Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
Somet hing New Under the Sun.

Our attention was called few days
ago by kbsrhard P. Freye, to a billiard
or pool table, which he has placed In
his saloon No. II Z. Second street.
This is the first table of the kind
that has been introduced in this city.
It combines the game Of billiards for
two or four persons, 1t can also be play
I'd upon by six, eight, twelve or fifteen
persons at a tins, thus making the
game very interesting. The balls are
all numbered, and while the skillful
pl.yer may succeed, yet the green.
horn may surpass the adept. The balls
being numbered count when they are
put in the pockets, and the most YER.
dant Of players may pocket the balls al
we'll as the most skillful at the cue.
Call and see him at his headquarters,
IIyou will find him always at home and
in good humor. So long as men will
have pleasant games We advise them te
70 where everything is good and in
first class order. He has beside thu
pool table a frst-class bar, composed o.
the best beer and liquors. Lunch
every day and on Saturday nights snap
per soup for variety. Call and see lin
for yourselves, and it you do not find il
lust so. set us down as nojudge of what
is good,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
He Wanted 10 Know If he Was In.
same.


On Sunday at New Haven, Conn.,,
John Kruger was out driving with his
wife and little ones, and when about
two blocks from Yale College, he saw a
young man deliberately aim pistol at
him, and heard him exclaim, "lf | am
insane | want to know it," Then a
pistol ball whizzed past Mr.. Kruger s
cheek, and the young man passed on.
In a moment afterward a gentleman
passed walking, and the man fired at
him, and the stranger heard the ball
whiz past his face. BY this time the
police had been notified, and the Chief
and his clerk went after the man. They
found him in the middle of the street,
and when he saw the officers approach
ing, he called to them not to come or
he would shoot them, at the same time
levelling his revolver. He then snap
ped the pistol, but fortunately it did
mot explode, though the chamber was
loaded. When taken to the station the
young man proved to be very respecta-
bly, connected. He had become mental
ly deranged day or two previous, and
his insanity had taken that dangerous
form.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
showing Itself After Fourteen
Years.

Mr.. Alexander McKitrick, young
man of twenty-eight years, of Tiffin,
o., was fourteen years since bitten by
a mad dog, and at the time was treated
in the usual way in such cases until
he was supposed to be cured and safe.
Lately he has been afflicted with in
tiammatory rheumatism, and it left
the body and went to the brain, and
rendered him crazy. On Saturday he
was seized with spasm very much
resembling hydrophobia, frothing at
the mouth, barking like dog and
swapping at everything within reach.
These spasms have been repeated sew
eral times, and growing worse, unlil
there can be no doubt of the presence
of hydrophobia, and it must have come
from the bite of that rabid dog fourteen
years ago.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-13
,On,Au TIME TABLE.
,-ay-Avx WILMINGTON.

.Ipbia: 81, 100, sic, 900 sat
f0r ~ a. < m; 1885, $50, 100. 9.S
::a0s "a "a n. N. On sunday, 2s7. Sloa,
n; ooo; yorE. o 2.n, 100, 1000, Q. NJ; 81
w Ns~ M Limited Express. 49, P. 70.
n~m n,nnrs and Washington: l26l, Zl0
w bai',m ~ M: 1851 p. m. Limited Exp'ess
10 To-, 6is, p. m. On Sunday l2.'i' 2'io'
60 Fillmore 2; NJ; and Bay Line: 7osp. m.
\, " Baltimore and way stations: S'"' b. 'm''
~ Up :. Castle: O. s.lb .. M, Los, s.a6 P; m. N
~ delaware X. r.; s'ls a. m'; i'0'' '''' p
ssaGn,a,aSiyr iyryton d Northern X. r.: GO =.
W Wt n. and $50 p. m. Sunday except
d.; =, rc " estern X. r., 7.lb, $50, am.
9pSH1%m tsH ~ 10, sunday train s.AO A. nj.
,,.,rs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
p,,,adelphia: l2.45, 2O3, $50, 80 .. u. :,
pn rniisaf 10 NJ i.02 100, l.2p, bl3, o.25, 100,
EV'' !, IL .. m. on Sundays: l2AS, 2.0S,
,a 10 a. M; 1885, Ills, p. m.
Iu.,fimOre: 2. 81, 8. 30 8.b9a. m; l2.2b, lA87,
'a '9S ps0 p. IN. On Sundays: 2a, o. M
E% Washington: 23l, .. M: 1928, 1877,
f'& sss " sso 3. m. On sundays: 2.al .. m;
w." nav Castle: $50, l2.lo q. NJ;
"~, s,o n, IN, No sunday trains.
,m III, delaware X. r.: $50 .. M; l2.lo, 7.AV
? 2 " Wilmington 4 Northern r. X: 500
'm M 1880 q. m.; and 6.46 p. m.
,m delaware Western X. r.: 500 q: IN.
''~ a,b soO .. M. Sunday train b.2S +. M.
,,,s FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADHI-
PuIA.
..,u Kroad street and Washington avenue
WA "a 500, 1890, l1.46 q. m: 1.3O, 800, 100,
SIb' 800, 6.16 S.4t. 1l.80 p. m. On sun
dsys: 7.SO $50 ., M; e.W, ll.3 p. m.
hmm Thirty-Second and Market streets: Loo,
w. .sa. ii .55 q. M; l2.26, 100 600, n.ao p. m.
On SUNDAYS. 100. q. u