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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-19
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SAN MARCOS, May 13-Quite a
number of strangers are soiourning
in our town, and business is increas-
ing. H-,.
The wholesale house OF Martin
Hinzie is doing splendid business,
as wagons from all sections adjacent
TO San Marcos can be seen at all
hours of the day loading at his NAM
moth establishment. r3u1.. . 1.
The farmers of our county have
carried things with rush since the
rain hascleared away, by giving en-
ployment to every idle man that
could be found. 10 e.-sa "a =.
! If the present fine weather con-
tinues for ten days more, no doubt
fine. crops of both corn and cotton
will be, made in this county.
" WASHINGTON, May 1.-The fol-,
lowing Southern nominations were
confirmed by the Senate to-day:
John. b. Stickney to be United
States attorney for the NorthernDis-
trict of Florida; Charles M. Wilder,
postmaster at Coiumbia, South
,Carolina; A. Newton Kimball, re-
eeiver ofpublic money at jackson,
Mississippi; Michael I. Cramer, iof
Kentucky, to be Charge d'Afaires
to Switzerland, vice Nichols re-
signed. 9 t 80 ha, a
CoNsTANuNoPLR, May 11.-It isI
stated that Germany has sounded
the. other powers, in regard to a
common agreement between them
to secure proInPt transfer of terri.
tory TO Greece, in order to prevent
the Greek revolutionary party from
gaining ground. se..r af 4
LONDON, May 11.-It is reported
the Parliamentary bill viii not come
mp in the House of Commons, until
after the Whit Sunday recess.
Sir Stafford Northcete's resolu-
ton, adopted yesterday, prevents
Mr.. Bradlaugh from making Any
further efforts within the bar Of the
House lOi bas lsSs1 a. Hassis J 4
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-19
ESTRAYED

ByJ. M Lane, before NJ. M. Hornsby, ]. p.
n. Q. December ls, issh yoke q oxen, one a
blue OK, marked ovsrslops In right ear, with
crop and split In jeff areno brand. The other,
aud over 6alferop la left ear. branded on right
hIp a Spanish hr nd, about leor AYE rs old;
appraised AZ $40.
apswStt FRANK BROWN, Clerk c. C. II, c,
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CURE YOURSELF! !

pr Binannan's ,svegetAbls cusEtss swarranted tD
permanent forns o. syslA.orrhea or seminal
Heaknsss Debility, Impotensy ETC., nnd rastc
Last Posr' and brings back the 'Nouthfni tigur of
those wbo have dcstEpyl nty sexual excesses oreyl
practise1 In two wccks' time This rutne
dy.Nhich has been used BY DR.. bohannan IN hA prl-
yae praetce br oScs thirty ysar yns never knae 4,
with wonderful eiectt thase
men who feel weakness beyond their yeara Its inyg =
for the conscquences or that drendiully destuciye
habit Of self Abuse use ths mediena with the
1anco OF a Epeciy aud PRI.AAAEkr eur. 1hc pafie
gnins strength and elasticity of sprits etenoe 4. cts
directly on the part aneeled az soothmg arr lNains
aud iratrd ducts, inparting power and tone urf re-
storing them 10 their naluTn state the ~ the
baasf habit had never been indnged in. Tbs lngre-
dients arr simpe prodnc0na Of napre.bafts, roots,
herbs ee.. and area specific for the above disensea
H-frcr, Five Dollars ssnt Win null directionss cc
% any address, Foy aale only 81 DIR q A hphannaIs
oies 20. .o w sStsh e osis Mo E.tsbl'Ssd IN ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-19
TuTI'S HAIR dye,

PERRY, GA April IA. 1879
have watched the usa OF the medicine now
known rs "Swift's Syphilitic SPECIFIC since the
year 1a27-Nyer fifty .ye,rs-and have never
head OF a failure 10 cure when proT erlv tGkeD.
comrnsnced the use OF It on my slaves, between
1850 and 1855, and as SIS o did a number OF my
nei9hbors, and in every case that cam5 within
my knowledgeit It effected . cure. In 1885 my
bro her-tnlaw. George Walker e0sgM at auction
q Stare rot I0dfTdnted After the purchase It was
di- covered that he had had Syphilis for twelve
years. Hi head wss without q hair on it. He
treated him withthis remedy, and In four weeks
he was sound AMI well. and IN a ehort time had
AZ fine head OF hair as was ever owned by u
negro. He owned this slave many years, and
he never had anyrcturn % zhe disease. nor lost
days work This 10 only one among hundreds
OF instances OF remark hle cures made by this
medicine. In all my past life have never
known remedy that wonld so fonlly accomplish b
what IL is recommended To do.
ii. L. DENNARD
pHg SWIFT sPEoIFIo COMPANY, Propre-
I n, Allan a, Ga
sold by DIR. j. Tobin, y. samostE and all
dealers a~at
Cali for a copy OF "Youns Mems Friend"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
EDITION.
STILL ON TRIAL.
The Election Cases i'm the u. a.
COurt--Argumcnt Concluded I'm
the WitseI.. ..McCaHerty Case,

In the United States District Court tc
day, in the case of United States va.
Joseph MCtattcrty and Henry WitSel,
inspectors Of elections in the Tenth
Ward, charged with refusing the vote
of James Matthew'S, Mr. Lore. counsel
for the defense, argued in behalf Of the
defense. This was the first case in the
|. ). Court, arising under the L. s.
election laws, and il * important tO
have the Court fully define the bearing
OF the laws in such cases He request
cd the court to charge particularly on
the point that the inspectors, acting in
a Judicial capacity, were not liable for
an unintentional mistake in Judgment,
Int only for a wiliul, intentional and
malicious violation, must he proved to
have refused the vote, knowing that 1t
was improper for them 10 do so,
Mi Lore then reviewed the case at
great length. and held that If the vote
OF Matthews was refused, when II was
a legal vote, that the refusal was not a
corrupt one.
District-Attorncy Patterson followed
Closin. for the prosecution, in n lengthy
and able argument. He held that the
oticnsc in rejecting Matthew ; vote was
Illegal, wanton, wiiful and unju>tihahlc,
and had been shown to he such by the
evidcnsc, The d 'fenSc could not cx-
cUsc the refusal TO accept the vote.
The Court charged the jury saying
that unless they were convinced
that the accused refused the yot" for
dishonest reasons they must find ycr-
dict for arquital, and that to find them
guilty they must he accused that at the
time they refused the vote must offer
full proof that the applicant entitled to
vote
The jury then retired and Court ad-
joured until 10 o'clock If the Jury
agrees before thar time they will bring
IN a sealed verdict.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15

TNOR SALE CHEAP.-A GOOD PIANO.
Il Apply 2l2 West Fourth st. apl5-t6t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
DEATHS.

SEAL.-On Friday. April 10th. Mrs. Louisa
Seal. aged o. Year,.
Funeral from the residence Of her brother,
Joseph Williams. l4O4 French street, Sunday
April 18th. Services at EziOu church, meet
at T. and move Mt O'Clock.
FEW ART-Dn the 18th inst, Willie, son OF
Frank and jennie Stuart, aged - months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
he funeral from the residence of his parents
No. 1913 Delaware avenue, on Saturday aler'
noon. Services at the house at 5 o'clock. In
tcrment at Mt Salem cemetery.
BRADLEY .--On the 18th instant, George
Washington. son of Francis and Jane Brad
ley.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attruh the funeral from the residence
of his parents, 404 Lombard street, on Sunday
afternoon, Services at 1870 o'clock, TO be con
tnucd ut 3 O'Clock ut Newark M. Il. church
lnterment at Newark Cemetery.
BARrRAM. -Ou the 18th inst., Henry W.
Rurtram in hls I'D year
Friends Of the .lWiiy are respectfully III
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dencr. No. l2l7 Market street, on second
day, 18th inst, at 2o'clock, p. m.
Comcgys Sullivan. in
FAINT daughter of Captain John X. and
Emma sullivan, aged months.
Relatives and friends Of tAe family are IN
NlItu 10 HtNtHl WV luil'i'l "''i WV NS'""iNO
of her parents IL Il. Second stree, on Sunday
afternoon. Services at the house at o'clock.
Interment Mt Ashury orrytng ground.
Dear little Cora. none can tell
How you suffered while here on earth you
dwelt
But God has taken you to his happy band,
One more little angel in that bright,
bright land.
Gone from fond loving mothers embrace,
One more of her idols torn from its throne,
She loved thee so dearly none can fill the
place,
Mad SarTnt A"r a.r.igy ~ earth's happy
hq'Hu,
Igycl by AL
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Third EDITION.
Annixersarx Exhibition.

The thirty fourth anniversary of the
first exhibition given by the E2ion Nj,
+, Sabbath school was celebrated last
night A very large audience was in
attendance Fifty dollars were realized
from the sale Of tickets. William f..
Wilson was organist and Miss Annie
Brown had charge of the vocal music,
Several hymns were we'll sung by the
school. Those vino figured prominently
in the exercises We're Rev w r, But
Ter, Lima Sipple, G, johnson, NJ, +. JET
terson, +. Alston, l.. Johnson, Lena
Jefferson, Emaline Jones. A. Anderson,
John Mills, the Misses Wilson, Mary
Harris, Sarah Thomas, Charles Mason
N Smith, Annie Ellis, Mary Brown.
Ida Wing, ID, Brown, NJ, J. Caldwell,
Clara Lewis, Maria Scott, NJ. Collins,
Lizzie johnson, Mrs. Amanda Walker,
Florence Masdon, Laura Johnson, Mar
tina Tilghman, Mary r. Bnstick. Helen
I}oStick and others \ cahsthenc rNer-
else was participated IN by twelve girls
and the Lord $ Prayer was recitcd by
the infant class. One Of the principal
features Of the entertainment was the
recitation given by Rachel Parker. The
entertainment will he continued to-
night II will be concluded with 4
SoCiAbiP
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Under the Law

Thrr" W"r" no ca~o~ Al the police
court last evening
Robert ,lohuson. colorrl, was fined 81
and costs. last night, tor being drunk
and disOr,lcrlV
Charles MArkilu ard S'"waf; Grant.
charged with breaking uat glass in she
windows Of thu Reformed Episcopal
Church uf til" Covenant, were "a IA fined
the costs Of the ease and required TO
furnish Sl0O peace bonds
JaroO Stuck was fined $40 and costs
for violating the city ordinance hy uu-
necessarily obstructiug me highway at
seventh ana King streets,
Mary McNomh~. coiorrd, charged with
using abusive lauguaE" toward l,oX-
clcnc Chocc, also roior"d MAS fined thr
costs of thcca>c and rrqDrrd 10 furnish
a 500 peace bond.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
EIcrzOG's SHOW.

H"rlog's Combination Show, which
has been in operation in IN" Opera
llouSr during the week and which viii
close tomorrow night, has met with
such grand cuoour"g meat that ltrouId
stay q week longer and draw crowded
houses, The Mariuuettos are The most
remarkable inGrauino~ ever shown in
Wilmington. r"l. orr, the giant with
his good mature, iS It genera, ANortr.
and the mldEctS a,nuNc every body. TIN"
Roman students have to br seen and
heard to be appreciated. In addition to
The usual attractions, puuch and Judy
will be presented Tomorrow afternoon.
OF course everybody Will want to see
Punch and Judy Ten cents is the
whole ,a,argr for this wonderful show.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
FIFTH edition
At JACKSON q SHARE.
f.cnfy Of work More o,,.
San be FILLED IIanasaers than

n
xorr The ,,,L. Jackson ' x Sharp come'a e Cars
ahIs aIs ,Sy pnsy Just now, and it is pahy npi,y ne
aole that this state ofafTairs ,l!G1ll'epob ,.!1l
ue III, Tor a considerable length WI! vi contiO.
lhe tugs j. b. Kirby ant n Yi TINE
kirkland, and The barga @"T kobeHE L.
pelng eng, repaired, A contract tnr t,Ra N arr
HfuSslo" r ni, Of barge, for Can,aidn NJ, 'ne con-
l. rIatt, OF burlington, y JP1Iln m John
received. Its dimension. 49, i, naS ben
length, lo2 feet; beam p, p, f. 'Il VIII he:
SO feet, - teet, hold
The barge Commonwealth u,.,
,, pe,ns oullt Tor the Commonwe%aIj,IfSh !,
'omrany, Of New York w"s "f'I'h S"'h lge
last Tuesday Its dinsns; i%s l"unchd
Length, ll0 feet; beam, "a ',"ns r,, are:
10 feet. -''- 'cei, bold
Some time next week tb0
Eldg"aE Park, which is beina % rh,ol+..or h.l+..or
Jacob +, kidSway, Of pbii,IaiI, T TIaiI, for
Will be launched, It's dimensis ",,a',sIpha
Length, 81 feet; beam y fan,' ",ions are.
i"ei; II will carry passengers a. Ll nod
Philadelphia and RidgwaS poa a%'Sra
There is an abundance Of ~"
thr ear shops, and the work u"n ""'' a
'~ kept busy until fall. Nutnrrn"u VIII
are constantly rejected. Sew, s"I,Vu,ts T
ner Slcepers are being hull, "a, I' ti' NN'.'
York Central & Hudson River p,a.E ."r NfE
Two Of these kind Of cars th' "Mrt'foadr az.
hatie and the Cannncus, wrreyh; a13@
Tuesday. Two, the CoZSo,kia VlT9h
requot. will be shipped to.,"N" "'y ID"
-Four others, III" PcnohScot tho I..E W",E
III" f@aSsct and the rokanoln.' 'AN
now III course construction TL,,N az
OF this sort Of ear is q foe, ,"V a., "V
about u feet over ALL The trnc"s' ,' "'
seSs six wheels. The rNrcri,, "S " l.~ 1
car is painted Tuscan r.5 " Hr
IS pr"ttilY decorated. The inHj. ""
Is OF mahogany, beautifully r,,',3 "''A
Handsome narqnrterie work is n',. '%
and above tn" bunk fronts IT,. Lp"I LLI"I
lines "i th" Tar are ol =, ,o N'"
painted in Eastlake sfr;o ""''
end of the car is "a gnn,jrm.n's o"' oi
lctte and smoking room A,tbo a,L ,"I'
end 's a ladies toilette room and ,I''n ,,''
private Statcsroom The snokiro I',v r,,," :"
~ fitted up with push, and III, yrn,;n
tlon is so arranged thar no ,moke s,.
t'rs III" body OF The car. The s,a.".
room contains two mnaS and ,vo
sofas, The floor If The var X n.r
cred with handsome brussels and :
the seats are upholstered IN rri,r.'s
push thc curtains fer the hunks nt
"i handsome tapestry, All the ear Iur
ar" hung on doubt" hinges. 4 MrJnnrr
lamp, worked by clock work. has ,tr
placed in trout ot each buuk lI,s
lamps furnish rs nnrh light rs Sf,r
or twenty gaS.light>. An the hl,t
ware IN thr car is Silvrr-plat,d. a3
the tables are Of mahogany The "a,
ar" very beautiful, and in some ,,
SWctS ARE superior 10 the Pullman
lippIcV
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
The Liquor aw.

Senator Edward Belts stated to RE.
rrbLIrAN reporter this morning thai
i WAS NOT the intention Of the Icgishr
ture to tAN the lager beer brewers in
Wilmington, and thar til" understand
jng when the law passed was that iii,
ten cent tax Sh"nId not Apply 10 mmJ-
features Of malt liquors "lris fact,
said Mr, Ertts, 'that til" Scuat" com
miFtc" struck ont Il clause in the sub
stitu'e which provided for a ta> ON beer
OF tiN" cents per gallon,
1h" supplement- to the Liquor law
which passed III" llpus" providing tha'
license applications must b" signed hv
ire" holders was Killed in rhc senate
This action, however, through SOM"
olerica! error did not appear in the
proceedings at the time The applica.
tionS may be signed by rcspr, r,tah.r cti-
YCuS ~ t4 fore
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15

DOARDING.-PL ROOMS
ID with board also table board, at 7O4 Mar
ket street. apl5-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
sHERIPF,s SALE,

SHER1FFTS SALE-By virtue Of writ of
~ Leyari facias, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House.
on Market street, between Tenth and Eley,
enth streets, in the city Of Wilmington. New
Castle county, Delaware, on
MONDAY, the 25th day Of April A. D., 1881,
at 2o'ciock, p. m.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land with a two-story
DIick dwelling thereon, situate in the city Of
wilmington, known as 1905 Poplar street
bounded and described as follows to wit: Re
ginning at the easterly side Of Poplar street
between Tenth and Sherman streets. at the
distance of 60 feet inches from the northerly
side OF Tenth street; thence oastery parallel
with Tenth street through the centre Of the
Sontherlyl party wall 6S feet to the westerly
side OF Il feet wide alley, leading into Tenth
street; thence northeriy by said alley side
and parallel with Poplar street "A feet 10
inches; thence westerly parallel with Tenth
street through the centre Of the northerly
party wall bS feet TO the eaSteriy eide OF Pop
lar street aforesaid, and thence thereby south.
erly IA feet 10 inches to the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they NAV
Seized and taken in execution as the prop-
crty Of David II. BARKER and Mary f. his
wife and John i. Strudley and Caroline d.,
his wife and {. t., and to be gold by
pHlIlp Il CLARK. Sheriff
SHRmFFs OFFiCE, Wilmington. bel. April
sth, A. d., 1881. ap9eodts
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Catarrhal Poison

Wei DC Meyers. wonderful CafaPrh
Cure is now dispensed 10y all druggists. and
Is delivered icardgr pa.d) hy ID. u. Dew
cy d Co.. Ne. a. lcY street, New iurk
The remarkable cures VII, ch have everywhere
resulted from tie UNc nt TINS prrpuruttVn have
Developed lhp startling tatl IhJi no merely
local trr} uncut It's, siW.s. duuchU>. and IN
haIati"rE can pu~sthh reach ur destroy "a
tarihal virus, The anttiota elements dis
covered ~ III We De Meyer are absorbed
throughout TIC MGcuu~ mcmhranUut system
ia twu minutes tr, thus forming an n"eu-
lAtNr and constitutional cure ia" effects Of
which ar, similar to. and as uutdttuE ~, vac
cination. \ ''ErCdti~C." with full state
mcnts 10y n" ottod. /. mailed free, Wei he
Meyers t'atHglt Cure - worth ten tinIcs
It. cost. Rry. 'has J ,tuuc. New brighton
l., !, truc pAcNt-V cured me Rev G, II.
Iayl"r lao Noble street. HroohNn. New IoIk.
at restored ur lo the MINISTRY. krV, Geo,
A. kcls. 'ohlItshlL y. y" 'ihr remedy
Is q marvel. E'y s. f. tIr"sr. Cdlro, y. y 90
at has been of great value 10 ne RcV. uI-
Ucy Place. Ma>srnU. y y, Iirv. Gro T.
Pratt, -, St"Hmu, E'"t"ry Philadelphia.
etc. A real curr ,vr taauln iol gl.uu.
lI2N -1aU
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
PrOperty Prices in New VOTE

A diSpatch from New York says =
Real estate is still moving up"ap'
The latest transactions include InSSo s.%
OF the Moeller Mansion, corner o. ,n H.n
avenue and 50 street, 4S iee' w ctvh "J'
for 500, 600, to the Knickerooyh'I ,oi
On the very next day u pronI'GSsl' .S n,"r. ,".
road man offered $2jj,OOO for 'R' p'VEJ p,,rJ
trty, as an investment, the bocN O'an oni
by st. Nicholas and 1th avenue, 'a1 'IJ
ll2th and 18th streets, mas ,t," , T,l y
by August Belmont 10 a MI Va" ,% fl,
kenburg for $l50,0o0; four IolS , '" ,n N,
north west corner OF list St.g'' ooo "I |,
Sth avenue, u by 100 each' osn SI''"JF For I,
and gS Prince streets, A1,w' an orb
corner house on 9TH avenue, n'%I nao 4,
an offer has been made Of slsLV@or ooor y,
the same piece Of property SliI KIM M
paid three years ago MI. H. nsn oo a
been offered and refused S'''0% ",n.
the property on the south"SS' SS w N NJ
9TH avenue and 10th streets "V to,ir,I
All this shows u very ilrIll n ,,.yS|
with an apparent confidence J." rrIEa,t
high values that is certainly ''
able
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
levy Court To-day.

The Levy Court to-day did lmt ijttIc
formal business further than authoriH-
ing the attorney to cutter satisfaction on
the bond ut William Il. k"e>c. IAN col
lcctor for pcucadcr hundred
1t had been expected that the matter
of allowing p. j Ford III" amount
lost in grading the Court House lot,
would b" acted upon at to-day's session,
but the subject was not hroachcd.
At 1880 O'Clock the body adjourned
and proceeded to Eleventh street bridge
to make All examination Of the bridge,
to ascertain if ii was necessary Ia re
build the structure, Ii is NOT likely
that definite conclusion will he arriy-
ed al for some time.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
. -
Surprise Visits.

Quite number If the friendSuNr
u. +, Hull and wife walked iuto .Agr
residence 9l2 Chestnut street last ggyt
unannounced and took then by w.
prise. The first intiinaiuu NJ Hail
had OF the object of such d sud,ln art-
yation Of hiS hOm" was thruAs4m.a
tiuns that came pouring in uun him
in honor of his 4Sth birth 8ay Mr.,
iiNli birth UrruTiu" also in auNlp Of
weeks it was determined totlsr time
hr III" forrluck aud celebrate ao,h At
once.
After 4 round OF congratulations. 81.
Cial conversation and social gamr, Il.
party me; around = well spread tAj.
loaded with cakes uIoa which were suit
ali" Inscriptions, Fail justice wasdo,
to the refreshments more social pass
times followed and the company scpa
rated with many well wishes for tie
future happiness of Mr.. and Mrs Hc..
Quite Il number Of useful and oHa.
mcutal presents were leit
l-slNt NNtiilUp bi'Nl 'hIttN N'h"-
people with Il Slight sPrinkljng oiooa
ones met at III" residence Of Nn
Robert ShipIry Al Ed-cmoor and went
up the river to the light house called 70
and gave Miss Sadie Sjmm0uS,dau,A'd
Of W W. Simmons, Keeper Of thc Iishi
house, II special cal. ltwaS only NhFa
the company reached the residence tA1J
Miss Simmons who was one Of tie
party knew that the surprise wash AG
honor. Refreshments, conver>l'loH,
music and games were the ordro the
evening which speedily and pleasantly
passed away and AT the turning loOE 4"
the night all departed for their hoIn"
in pleasant hunor.
Mr.. Harry n. ktScn, an emp.oyr"@
the Delaware Divisonofthe 7. ",%hl
Railroad, residing at 10 Spruce stree
was waited upon on Wednesday cvgI
ing by about sixty couple OF HI, IrelaH
To congratulate himself and w'Ie On VI
fifth anniversary of their wedding
Numerous presents many OF them cos
~ were bestowed and after tnjoyiis
the evening pleasantly the visitors "S
pcrscd 10 their homes wishing Mh
and his wife many Succeeding h"i"
days.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
The Beacon Light.

This is the title Of Sunday school
music book published by Oliver DItsou
n Co., with head quarters al Boston.
New York and Philadelphia and sold
for 20 cents. The collection Of hymns
are mostly new and combine new and
original thought and expressions. Rev.
e. O. Hoffman Of Cleveland. ohio. who
furnishes the word, is an accomplished
hymn writer, and also a Sunday School
Superintendent OF long experience.
Copies of the work can be procured by
addressing j. f. bItson x Co., l22S
Chestnut street
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED JAN. 80, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philad delphia, 2:28, $50, 100, $40 900, ::sle
| $50, l0:30 HAS a. H.; l2;l5, &l2:43, 2H3
go, 400. B:lO, $40, 9,55. 1000 p. m sun
days, 223, $40, Il. III; 800, 500, 6:4o 9;a3
1890 p. IN.
New York, 2:28 $50, 100. s:55. HAS a. M;
| +l2:43, 2:O3 6:4O p. IN. Sundays, l:5s
2:2S u. m; $40 p. IN.
Baltimore, l2.5l. 2:n, 7:55. s;3s a. m: 1913
tl:O4, 4:45, 6:45 p. IN. Sundays, l2:Sl,
2:ll, 1855 a. III.
Washington. l2:5l, Oil 100, s;3S a. m; 1888,
+l:O4, $40 p. m. Sundays, l2:5l, 2:ll,
1865 a. m
| Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, l2:5l
s:3S a. M, 1855. 4:45 p. IN. The 4:45 p, M
train stops AT way stations only between
Perryville and Baltimore. Sundays,
Perryyille and Intermediate Stations, 4;33 p.
New Castle, 500 e35 a. m; 1905 800 $40 p.
IN. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate Stations 9.35
a. NJ: l:05; $40 p. III. NO Sunday trains.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations 9;35 a, m;
l:O6 p. III.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad. no a.
m. 800, sos p. III. No Sunday trains,
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:l5 1899 n, m;
5:35 p. IN. No Sunday trains
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l2:4S, 2:o4, 7:52, S:S3, $3.50 a m
1900 m; 1918. 1245, *l:Oa. $50. 40, 4:30
44l, $40, 6:lb $40 500, go, ll:l0. p. m
Sundays, l2:43. 2:04. 1852, TO- 10, a, m; 7;35
s;2O, HOP, IN.
New York, 2:O4, TBS. S:33 a. m, l245. leg.
4:4l, $40 p. m; Sundays, 2:04. 1852 a. m.
Baltimore, 1858, 2:l7, $50, 1875 a. m; 'l2:iI.
300 6;33, $50 p. m; Sundays. Log. 2;l1.
u. m; 633, $50 p. III,
Washington, 1853. Pr. 1885 a, m; 'l2:N.
300, 6:33 p, IN; Sundays l;5j, -)' :" m!
6:33 p. III.
| Perryville only. 9Oi a, III.
| New Castle. s:4S 9;@j Il. m: l2:oI, $40. sos
p. III. No SUNDAY trains.
Delaware Railroad S;1S a. m; 12.o1, Cos y.
III. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northrrn Railroad. 500
| a m; l2O5. 6;4j p. IN. NJ Sunday trains.
Delaware Western Railroad Soo 4. m; 4la
p IN. No Sunday Trains
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadolphla. Broad street depot, 7;oj. 5;3o,
SIS. 1899. lI;O0. ll!IJ a m: l:'M. 500, $50,
$50, +30. 5:l5. j:4j. t:40. 500 80. ll:Hp m:
Sundays. 1;0j. $50 a, m; 500, $40, ll'@J
p. IN.
Philadelphia Market street station only los
"a. IN. .I2:25 p m: Sundays, l;oSa III. |
Figures marked thus ~ denote the Limited /,
express trains.