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Co3GREss4EE are busy lntroduc-
ing their s bills"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-08

Dr.. BLISS, who it will be remem-
bored attended on President Garfield.
has refused to accept $1,000 for his
services
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-08

Clears ort rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skunl1s, chipmunks
gophers. 15c. Druggists.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-08

GERMANY has in constant use
5000. 900 beer glasses.
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This paper on file ut all the Prlncipal
Newspaper Agezcies in San Francisco
and eastern Cities
e O. Daks, IS Merchants Exchanges, Is our
Special San francisco Agent.
J. H. Bates, Al Park Row. will oct rs cur
New York Agent
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g WIFE.
RARE CHANCE TO GET GOOD ONE.

I.ter-Gceanic Matrimoniai Bureau.
1t Is a familiar fact that in the West,
marriageable men predominate greatly
over marriageable women; and also that
in the Older Eastern states there arc more
marriagee BILE woman than men by at least
20 pei cent. The chief aim in the life of
every woman is 10 be well married; hence:
70 UNMARRIED MEN:
Simply send us your name and address
with an enclosure of 81, to cover expense,
and we will return you the addresses OF s
different respectable marriageable young
ladies, applying to MS FRI m the older states
Each will respond to gentlemanly ad-
vancrs; when the future Will remain with
yourself. Address promptly
j. r. LORD, Publisher,
o51 - Ai..l.a ST.. Dnls.s, L xas.
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Arrax Az TIE OFFICE FeR ADvEETIsrNs
AED JoB RATES
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BABY Nsrald per week, CSC; Dsily Her
aid, SIX msnths. IS so; Daily Herald,
ozs year. $s0es Weekly Herald,
1hree months. 81 20; Weekly
herald six months, $2-S57
WeskIy Herald. one
year, $500
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services.
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DAILY& WEEKLY HERALD
}. J, eosPER, MA MoRFoRD
eospEa & MoaFoRD,
-opriotors-
MoRFoRD,
"a md Manager.
sshscripf;sa Rates.

he'd -veaiag .1eep, sanea,
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i" THE GAZETTE. y
No. 416 Market Street,
EIRsT CALL
FROM 3O4.

We say to all wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers that we have kept
very quiet during the month
that we have been fitting up
our new store No. 3O4 Market
st., that we might have room to
display our stock of goods that
our increasing trade demanded,
and that we are now prepared
to supply your wants, and we
have no doubt it will pay you
well. Our stock is complete,
every department is filled; every
kind, size and width. Our stock
OF ladies' misses and children's
Shoes (direct from the manu-
tacturer to our salesrooml was
never as large as now. The
same can be said of our gents
boys and youths department.
We solicit a continuance orvo,,r
liberal patronage,
BOSTON ONE-PRICE
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
No. 304 Market st.
sDr1"-imd&W HENRY PIKE. PrOp'r.
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REpRiNTEn- -FRoM YEsTERDAy
a RErunt.rcAH SCRAMBLE.

Greedy Applicants for Omce-A Lively
Time Anticipated at the Caucus To-
niKhtr-Bird Mems Candidates to the
FaEe, ~
The most bitter fight that has ssllook up
the city Republicans for q long time is now
at It's hight and will eulminate with caucus
of Republican members 10 be held tonight
1t is contest Of factions, with interesting
side issues, and enough considerations out
usually interesting AEGkA tkA = Z 4
The caucus tonight is for candidates for
the offices of Street Commissioner, Water
Register and Clerk of the Market, and Clerk
In the Registry Bureau. There are q host OF
applicants, and feeling is at q white heat
among those who want the places and their
friends.
For the office of Street Commissioner
there are q host of applicants. Councilman
David r. Smith, chairman of the Street
Committee, stated to-day that no less than
25 men we're after the place. The most
prominent candidates are George H. r.
Simmons, E. H. Hoagland, David H. Coyle
and Lewis Zebley. OF these Simmons and
Hoagland seem TO have the inside track.
Mr.. Simmons has been selected for the
place by the Ring, and the Ring leaders are
urging his claims with all their ability.
There IL much opposition to him among
certain Republican members and two mem
bers of Council have openly declared that If
he is nominated they will bolt the caucus
and refuse to support him. This threat may
have tendency to give the place to Hoag-
land, but some combination is possible which
may give the place to Coyle or Zebley, and
some dark horse may be trotted out and Sc
cure the prize. 1t will be noticed that none
of those mentioned are very objectionable tC
the Gallagher element and the only fact
that puts Simmons in the lead is the friendly
relations between he and captain Gallagher
There is an equally sharp fight for Water
Registrar Ogle's place. For this there arr
also many candidates and the leaders in thu
contest are James Dandy, Thomas Culbert
W. II. Griffin and George Mccall, Sr
Dandy has the lead and will only get the
plade with trouble. ! He is backed
by the Baker element, the leaders
of which think he deserves the
position because he has been a hard worker
in factional as well as in party politics
Dandy was secretary of the Baker City Exc
cutive Committee. There is even more
violent opposition on part of certain mem
bers to him than to Simmons, and two Re
publican Couneilmen positively assert tina
If he is chosen in caucus they will bolt anC
do all they can to breakup the caucus ant
secure the selection of some one else.
The Citizens Reform Association hai
been at work also, and are understood Il
have expressed themselves emphaticalh
against the selection of Hoagland and
Dandy. This has no doubt tended to in
crease the strength to the opposition &c
these two. 1t is stated that a number OF
other applicants have been marked and OBJ.
jected to.
Let things assume almost any shape, and
there will be remarkable time at the caucus
this evening. 1t will be held in the clerks
office and is called for 7.30 o'clock
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MRs. sCOYmIr r.

she b Satisfied with VIVA, -
Him. WV Aaeh Hon,
LAssociated Press dispatch Inn.
WAsHINoToN, June On. svaltfis, "a
!, Miss Chevaillier had an ints,,i.H t Hien
scoville to-day. They SpNd S''isN " With
rational ,,ics and with nothing n mn T.. .ei calm
justify the belief that she NUT W nanne
self harm. She said She vss 'aOs a.a . 2 DO
what had been done for her i S,T.Sed uS.Aed
now content to abide the rr'N', U'Ne' 1Od n
not much hope. '''ule SAe
0uIrEAU WANTS DIR. HIcKs ~
On one Of DR., Hicks recent y VIA. a.Ao
teau the latter said 1ls 1na. y
want you to 60 to thu The ,..Sas SsGiG
me and swing me off ~ vaIh
go to the President % \.
would like to see Miss Chev'Ia.
snake hands with her and tbsnI \.
Kindness and interest. If nv S,.Il
sister come ! would like TO ses ,1.. 49,
don't want them to tail ~ L
sanity" 'A VI ~
Several days ago Gulteau D.....
prayer for the American peonIe Trs nv,
ifit were to be offered on the ' s,f.E sp'
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- u-S~-SS-
FROM PULPIT To COUNTER,
The Alleged New Enterprise of the De
ware Avenue Rantfst Churcb pastox

The Alleged New Enterprise of the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church Pastor.
A meeting of the congregation of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will be
held this evening to consider a proposition
from Rev. l. NJ. Haldeman, the pastor, to
the effect that he will be unable to preach
for church any more except on SUNDAYS,
and that hereafter he will be out of town
during the week on business. The inside of
this matter is that Mr.. Haldeman has taken
charge Of the store formerly owned by his
father, the late Rueben j. Haldeman, and is
now engaged in settling up his fathers
estate, and acting iu the capacity of dry
goods merchant
Some members of the congregation state
that the arrangement which the pastor
wants them to enter into is only Temporary.
This, however, is denied by others who saw
that he is regularly running the store and
will continue to do so. 1t is a fact that the
business is advertised in the West Chester
papers, and that there is no intimation in
the advertisement that the business is being
closed out. There is stated to be some
objection to the pastor holding the place and
being in business at the same time, and
there may be some discussion at the meeting
tonight.
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eEPRINTkD FnoS -
AAO1rEn1ENr IN THE -

MlohHaln.. VUAR.
Thras.s,,.s sa .sssinsOn !. sat Do,
os Miniuter Lowa,s A"r tho Impsess
tAasociated Press dlSn.,
today, GaSysiMIEaGoSs, MS' o,,S, june ss.In Is' O. S,'
ing rag.. On the President y. resolution y !
Jurisprudence in relation rOr !, any adm
Pslsoned BY the RnSlish1 RT1 q . AnericaS'|
innquiring whether apy isa a,, doVenneot
Com nAo proposed their ssi reIs..t o. the VSi
IT. Ihe previous question ~
witlstanding the efIart. % was ordered !.
y; T., 70 offer an 1 on Of Nj. Rohi,J
cailed TO order by the snoeISunent. h
Sentisu, [ sne sergeant-at-arms y VINO form
SosScs s1sn ssa. was seated. M p,sse D. see thai
llvneged question TO imUrow irrow move h
Mimster at London. "peach The Il /
the ssf resolS,Io. lrsnsrks : by Wilson IN .,,
was adopted. nSon In OpposIti0.
The House Comm,,,oo
o-uay, had under consldspu,,N Ua Naval Aal
appropriation bill. II w,1stlon va 1 the N
ana S tossage " ,.g Of the bill in its trsa nas.
appropriations. !" Increase O.,
The House then won, t..
tne Whole on the Naval 4 so no ConniR
ana Mr.. kobeson, who haspp1opratiOu
viewed the general feature nj, eastge aS ofh
some limitation upon the eena,., y Grdet
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POOR TRUSTEES.
Monthly Meeting This MOrning--very Lit
tie Business.


tie Business.
The Board of Trustees of New Castle
county met at the Almshouse at IL o'clock
this morning, in monthly session; President
Bird in the chair, and all the members
present except Messrs. Brinton, Vandyke,
Captain Armstrong and Stephen Springer
After calling the Board to order the secre-
tary read Superintendent Barlow's report
after which the Board took recess for
dinner and in the meantime made tour of
inspection of the Almshouse and Insane De-
par tments, finding everything in perfect
order and were well pleased.
The following is the report of Superin-
tendent Barlow's report.
Number of inmates at the present time
White men, 40 ; white women, AZ white
children, IL colored men, IA; colored
women, 16 !; colored children, 3.
Numbep in the insane department--White
Hsen, 2es white women, 80; colored men, 8
colored women, 3. Total in both depart
ments, 20S.
Two deaths were reported during the
month-Samuel Augustus of Pencadel
hundred, and Harriet Gross, Wilmington.
!, At O'Clock the Board partook of the ex
cellent dinner prepared by the matron, Mrs
Barlow. Among those present were Messrs
johnson and Hayde, Attorney General Gray
Albert Thatcher and Treasurer Lane.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
THE JERSEY CITY STRIKE.

The Situation Unchanged Striking
switchmen Resume Work.
tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette,
JERSEY CITY, June 2S.-The situation in
Jersey City and Hobolsen remains un-
changed. The longshoremen and freight
handlers were to have held meeting at s
O'Clock, but postponed 1t until noon In order
to hear from the Switchmen's union.
A number of the latter body feel yery
much hurt at the manner In which the
freight handlers have treated them. The
various railroad companies are now moving
large quantities of freight and are working
with full force. Special police are still on
duty day and night. The striking switch-
men of the Central road have decided TO re-
sumo work at noon to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
A Test for Inc Firs Alarm

A complete test will be made of all the
fire alarm telegraph boxes in the city to-
morrow morning by Fire Watch Springer
and W. 7. Westbrook, the city electrician.
The sounding of the boxes will commence
at O'Clock. All fire companies are notified
by Chief Engineer Murphy not to respond
unless double alarm is sounded. The
object of the test is to see that all the boxes
are ia good order
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29

PERSONAL.

Theodore A. Kiesel of this city, who last
year graduated at the Columbia Institution
Tor the Deaf and Dumb, at Washington, d.
=, and has since been engaged as a teacher
there, is now here on visit to his brother,
George w Kiesel of Front and Justison
streets During the summer vacation Mr.
Kiesel will canvass Delaware for mute chill.
dren to send to the Columbia Institution.
and will start down the State on Monday or
Tuesday Eext -
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TELEGRAPHIC BRErIrrEs

Associated Press dispatches 10 the GanI
The commencement exercises Of Laia
College, at Easton, Pa, closed tO-dsy,
Gov. Hoyt was made LII. D.
Elijah Van Koughnet was hangel
Kingston, Ontario, this morning, hI
murder Of John Richardson last Augul
Captain Nathaniel ElmSker, eI-ue
Of the Legislature, and one Of the
prominent citizens Of the county, d
his home near the Gap, Lancaster col
Pa, yesterday, aged 81 years.
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A Verdict Of Cansnr.

Associated Press dispatch to NJ s,,.,ll
sr. PAUL, MINI, June 2S.-Tbs 0~l
Jury In the case of the late dls,slsr N
st, Paul, Minneapolis and Manitobs m
censures the company for not estaEsl
maximum rate Of speed for grsyg 4
and attributes the death Of ne I'M,
the reckless manner in which The tnh
run.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29

1t should have been stated in the article
upon the awarding of the contract for No
school, which appears in the first edition
that the terms upon which the award was
made, was upon the following basis, the
figures being those offered without any
special sub-contractors being named by the
dil 6iaders Leeds y Son, $1,000; Foulk,
the award was to have sub-contractors favor
able to the committee.
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RhlIndeaphim AzmrMnam. at neFl
PMILADRLPHIA, June as-Flour. dun and
weak superhne, e2.Ttaat0f extra. en,b1a
$40; Pennsylvania family, e6.02ae.O0.
Wheat, dull but steady; Del. and Penna. red.
% .spa1.10 do. amber. el.ahal "a TT -FIFFCI'
Corn, fairly active local lots nrmer steamer.
sOasl yyeVoW, slIf; MIXED .siasI1fi No. 3 mixed,
oat1 Qniet but arm NO. white, % /;
No. 2 do, Isl No. 8, do. oS,
Bye, neglected aud nominal at Co. - e3Af4.
Provisions, firm,
Lard, dfmer. fit rtN3 N iii G l1H!
Butter, dull, but steadily held creamery
extra, 2ta2ej do good TO choice, aaa9a. IL =
EgEs, fresh wanted held lots dull PspnsylYa-
nia, y Western, Iea10c. NTTll IfTI'F.73
Cheese, quiet but steady.
PETROLEUM, dull; refined, X. h.4 He3TG
Whisky. Silt.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
DEKTTla,

CROMEY. .-0nahe 1sto inst, cf haonthitis, Rhilo-
mgA ~ Croney, aged - yeaIa.
The friends of tne fAlnliy ana mem1eEs % pe.
Attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, 1t 40
O'Clock, from his late residence 8. Jackson street
near Maryland avenue. Services ~ the house nt
2 O'Clock, tnteFmept At the WilminEton and
PsGSdeiPhis Shssisr Apa Balsl@Oss pepsrs
nleAae cOnY. 2 - -
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Prohihiiinn sm....1

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to III. (i,us
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June @.-UDt
hour returns received from 647 IN,
give a net majority of "a, ,26S In i.yW h
the constitutional prohibltoy lIqug
The majority In the State for the,5,Dll
VIII probably not be less than 4O,6N,
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The "DOgs Of war" at EUpt

Ut W"1 " h2IFH
tAsSociated Press dispatch to the GaIit
ALEXANDRIA, June 2S.-Then unnc
men-of-war in the harbor Of Als1andda
four more are expected.
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Fourth of july Ex,ursion.

Russell's excursion to Atlantic City on the
Fourth of July will offer one of the most
agreeable treats of the season. The FELTON,
will leave French street wharf at $50 am.
Tickets S125.
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THF RAlI.EOADs.
A local Time rnhas wlth the K.aseSt
u y Tre Corrsellona. ~. rrlN

A local Time Table wHfA the LaeeSt
Il VT$ C0Erseti0ns. FYfErwFS
Z TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
O0A-2 13A--e. So-7. .0o1--5.2s
o.40t-0. .bAt--l0.s0 .s0-l1.es a.
m;--1200t m;--1216--12. 3s--l. l.kS-2SOt-A.oo-
b17A--SSO .3s4-T. .3t--7. .SoA-a. b6spm. -
NEW YonK - 200a-2Zsa-e.S O--T. .2B-0.Sa--
u.bS b. ms--1S .39-l. SOL .1T&-e.Ses--7.2s Pm
BALrrlGoRK-l. l.O6A-l. .42a-A5lA-e
.OO-1. .O0--e. .0O-0.6T-ll.0AAp p. m.
wAsHHHaToH-- oH--l.A2s-A5la-s.O6-9.lT q. m;
-l.O0-1. .O0-6.6T-11.O4a p. m.
BALrIMoRR AND INTERtrKDIAFH BFArIOEBS-
LObA-9lT q. m;-1.O0--e.O0 p. %. NJ
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at dray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DKLAwARR RAILRoAD--e.OO#--9.loa a. m;--l.aG
--S!OOA-s.2bt p. N. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations
WILMINGTON q NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.bb o
m;-1.o5-6.OO-e.25 p. m. On Sunday FOL
st. Peter-8.10.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-T. .05--l0.eI
a. m;-5SO p. IN. Sunday trains lO.3Oa. m-e.o'
p. m. eF th
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L. d. Jord an Rirre,.

put the finishing touches on St. Johns sp,re
yesterday afternoon without having any ac-
cident to happen.
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HaHARPER's CATALOGUE, com
prising the titles of between three ana Cont
sns snoIsana Volumes, will be sent by mail on
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29

HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE IL
BRARY !; q weekly publication. contain
ing works of Travel, Biography History.
Fiction and Poetry, at prices ranging from
lO to 20 cents per number. Full list Of
Harper's Franklin Square Library0 swiil
pc furnished gratuitously on application
to HARPER q .BRoTHKRs. Subscrintion
price, per year, of 50 Numbers, $1,000.
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"YellOw Jack" Coming Up tho R,ver.

"Yellow Jack" Coming Up tho River.
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
LEwEs, DEL, June 28.-The brig Emma.
from Havana, passed in this morning and
proceeded up the river under tow. A pilot
boat reports that the Emma had yellow
fever on board, but no further particulars
can be learned.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
THE PRIZE FIGHT.

Campbell Wins In Thirty ROunds-wallinR
Badly Injured.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
GREENSBORO, Pa, June 28.-The prize
fight between Campbell and WalliDg took
place to-day. The battle ground was seven
and half miles from this place. They
fought 80 rounds in 81 minutes. The fight
was won by Campbell. Walling broke his
right hand in the third round and the little
finger of his left hand in the 31st round.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29

Thousands Of equally strong hoDs sas'n w d
many Of them In cases WisiS WIZ. s,Ssb r shOvinl
remarkable power Of Warmers i sals siiasTs S,Ts
Liver Cure, In ali diseases OF ns iile sSo I'D
or urninary organs. II any onsmber ons h ihs
has any physical trouble reile"'N
danger Of delay.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
ALFRED WALTON, "

WILMINGTON, DEL, avg ~ n
II. H. WARNER 4 Co. .-DkAho oIh ,n, Y
years | have been troubled IRON na,atrltIi il
general debility and more or less ss,ausloS,lis alSli
urinary organs. On the recOlllInWS nWS.,rsIJ
physician In PhlladelphiA ! useo o,,v sii d,
eifects were All that could have pssaa ~ Z a
desired, and my relief Is thorough ~
human foresight can Judge perll'an'p"
JOHN H. BRITIM
S2l WestslIiASNI
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paaaAs. ~, cu.,,s sIt1ua ILL.,
pieee.s-...s.....s. - o. 70
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CoHERCrRD DAIRY sH WHLKHAg Ina 4 aowa.
nRAMDYwlNB Mf1Eg-WA&A4 Fz6Ung =
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TRUTH ATTEsTED.
SOME IMPORTANT sTATEMESD
wELL-KNowN PEOPLE WHOLLY
FLED.

In order that the public may iulI
the Eenuineness OF the statements
the power and value Of Whlch thel ", ~
pubiish herewith the fac-simile slgniilI
parties whose sincerity Is beyond queston
truth OF these testimonials 10 aboslaN ~
the facts they announce be ignored
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
The No. 4 Contract.

West street,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TRAINS ARRIVEATW WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA - l2SO-1.s2a-AA7s-T.AS--
Oslo l0t-l1.49-ll.6s a.m;-l260
--6.4S-7.35t-7.5 -7.55-g.50-l043-lO.6ep D. m.
NEW YoRK-l -l.s2s-447#-s.o2t-s.l2 q. m;-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. m.
Observation-Disclosures a
m:-Is.36-l. .50-51ls-eS SOs-T. .SE-eAss 3. "a.
wAsHINaToH-l.N4- asa. m;--lS.ss
--l.5O-b.l1#-e. e.soA-T.24-o.4es p. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
Delaware ERAILRoAD-s. .sO-lO. .l6sa. m,--laOS
-6.o5*-eO5 p. m. Ne Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAD-e.2S--
s,4O-ll.4O a. m;-e.5o p. IN. On Sunday frOm
st, Peter at 7.lo.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-s.0os ms-
2l6 p. m. Sunday trains slO q. m.s-S.AO p. IN
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STHEEr DzroT-
12.3O%-355#-6.30-T.9 T.9Os-s.O0-S. Ie
4O2-4.sl- 6O5-6 6.2O- 6S6-e e.O6f f-e.ss-s.sss
-9.3o-lo.O0-1l p. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvKNuR-S.sO-s.Oo
-lO.15 a. m;-1.30-3.10-4.30-6.16 p. IN.
NEW .O0-ll.4e o. m.-AIa-
5.49p p. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
I On Sunday only.
Express trains.
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