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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-01
THE L0CALNEWS RECORD
A WEDDING PARTY IN COURT
Tate, the Tennessee Fugitive, Recap
tured-Postofiice Rumors-Im-
provements, Crops, Courts,
Social and other Items
A Fight for a Wife.

Masten Miles, who welded n few
days since Saint Hunnersucke, lass
was arraigned yesterday before JUS
tice Kendall on charge preferred by
the girls mother, charging him with
abduction, A brother and sister of the
young wife testified that their sister
was not abducted. The brother stated
that he went part of the way with
them to the parssn's. Mrs. Miles took
the stand and stated that
there was no abduction about
it. She loved Masten, who had been
sparkling her for the past six months,
and instead OF being abducted she
said she just walked of with him and
married him. When she was leaving
her mother told her that If she mar
ried Masten she would bind her out 10
a negro and would never again permit
her 70 darken her door. She went all
the same and WAS glad she did.
Justice Kendall looked serious. The
mother looked Vengeance at the pair.
81 discharge you, Mr.. Miles," said the
court. The girl wife sprang to her
feet, and in her joy shook hands with
every one in the courtroom with
whom she came in contact. Young
Miles and his bride left the court
room as happy as taey could bo.
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CIop Report.

In response TO inquiries concerning
the crops sent out to is counties sur
rounding Dallas County, Mr.. w. Il,
Hill, Secretary Of the Merchants Ex-
change, received answers which avor-
age As follows;
Was much cotton damaged by the
grass worms? Ton por cent.
Have tho worms diaappeared2 Yes.
Was much cotton replauted? Ten
per cent.
is the crop more backward now than
usual, and # so how much? Twelve
10 10 days late.
Was any cotton land abandoned and
from what cause? None of any con.
8Sduence.
Has there been sufficient rain for
cotton? Too much.
Were wheat and oats as good as you
thought before the harvest9 Yes.
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Tho Recaptured Prisoner

AS publishedin yesterdays HERALD,
j. d. Tate, the Tennessee fugitive,
wanted to answer 20 the charge OF
committing an outrage on woman
near Knoxville, Tennessee, end who
escaped from the deputy sheritls of
Hunt County, who captured him, was
dogs and reOhptured. II was lively
chase, and the fugitive was chased
down on White Rock, five miles north
east Of the city. he says that he has
letters in his charge that will clear
him of tho charge, and that he does
not fear TO 20 back and stand trial.
The sheriff Of Hunt County was tele-
graphed that no had been ro-captured,
and answered that he would come or
send for the prisoner to-day.
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10 Dallas Cracker Company broke
md yesterday on the site Of the
old elevator, corner of Lamar and
Wood streets, for two-story brick
with basement 80 by so feet, the
whole TO cost $4,000.
Mr.. w. A. Rodgers was granted q
permit 10 put ON iron front on his
building occupied by the odell
bakery.
\ gentleman, name not learned,
will erect an elevator and feed mill
near the gas works 10 cost 5000.
The work of laying the foundation
OF Colonel w. Z. Hughes building,ad-
joining the Grand Windsor, on Com
merce street, is progressing.
The now chair factory in East Dallas
is about ready for business, IL will
give employment TO about 80 men.
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In making the assertion that Poz-
zoni's mediCated complexion powder
II entirely free from injurious or
deadly pois0ns, We DO IL upon the
authority OF a thorough chemical
analysis. IL is one OF the oldest face
powders In tho American market, and
Is used In the families of some OF our
most prominent medical men who
have personally acknowledged 10 the
proprietor that they not only consider
II harmless, but esteemed Il highly
bonihcial In every respect, not molly for
the use Of ladies and children but for
the lord Of creation himself. Sold by
all druggists.
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CARSwELL & FULLER,
" Attornoys-at-Law,
Decatur, Texas.
Il. Il CARSwELL. FULLY A. FULLFp
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By the Rev. Mr.. Hanks on Friday
evening, June 20, st the residence Of
Captain Will Apperson, near the Fair
Grounds, East D alias, Mir. William u
Mofett, prominent druggist OF Min.
neapolis. Minnesota, to Miss BertC
Lee Mof'ett, daughter OF DR.. J. H.
Moffet, pronipet merchant OF Lam
caster. The bridal party will leave
FOR their new home at Minneapolis on
Saturday, July 4.
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An OyersfCht.

It Is the rumor that the position Of
assistant postmaster has been ten
dered by Mr.. John Cochran, the new
Democratic postmaster, to MIR. Paul
Furst, but whether or not ne bas De-
clined or accepted is not known. Mr.
Cochran's bond was returned from
Washington City and received yester-
day not approved, owing to the fact
that il was informal, inasmuch as the
same had not been signed, as required
by law, by Mr.. Cochran, the princi-
pal, the defect was remedied and the
bond again forwarded for approval.
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MET

l am coppersmith by trade, and during
series Of years my arms being bare when
at work. have Absorb I'd o wonderful
amount Of metal poison. Having a scrof-
ulous tendency from my ruth, the snail
particles oi copper and \ ass would got
| into the sores, and by this process the poi
son was conveyed into my blood till my
whole system became infected. ] was
| treated with the old remedies of mercury
| and iodide potassium. Salvation followed,
my teeth are all loose in my head, my dl-
| gestive organs deranged, aud have been
| helpless In bed for over year with mer-
curial rheumatism. My Joints were all
| swollen, and lost the ure of my arms and
| legs, and became helY rs as an Infant.
My sufferlngs becaml % intense that IL
| was impossible for mo 10 rest. The doctors
| advised me to go TO the city hospital for
| tIeatme at. This could not bear. A friend,
| who proved q friend indeed urged mo TO try
| Swift's Specific, believing IL would cure me.
| Others discouraged me, but secHred few
| bOttles,a and have now taken two dozen bot
| ties The first effect Of the medicine was 10
bring the poison to the surface, and broke
out all over in running sores. They soon
| disappeared, and my skin cleared Off My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
| rel size, have resumed their usual size and
| are supple "a of yoYe. Ny arms andhands
| are all right again ana can use them with
out pain. The entire disease has left all parts
| ofthe body save two ulcers on my wrists,
which are healing rapidly l am weak
| from long confinement, but have the use
| ofall my limbs. The medicine is bringing
me ont OF the greatest trial OF my life, and
| cannot ind words suffi Client to express
my appreciation Of its virtues end the
| gratitude / fee, tina; | ever heard If it.
PETER 4, LOVE.
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something About Doctorr

The physicians mean we'll and work
for the best, but they cannot always
reach the source OF disease and drive
IL out as Browns Iron Bitters can.
Mr.. IL, q. Hyatt, OF tho Minor House,
Montgomery, Ga, writes: "My wife,
who has been an invalid for nearly o
year, has been greatly benefited by
using Browns Iron Bitters. Previous
10 taxing II she had prominent physi-
clans in Atlanta, Macon and other
cities attending her, without receiving
much benefit. What physicians have
failed 70 do, Browns Iron Bittors have
accomnlished.u
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Exchange Bank,

In another column win be found the
statement of tho Exchange Bank Of
this city. This statement speaks FOL
Itself and shows with what financial
ability this institution has beer
handled by its managers. The bank Il
now managed by Mr.. John N. Simp
son, ~ PRESIDENT; Mr.. w. III. CASTOR
as vico-presldent, and Mr.. Royal II
Ferris, cashier. The only change In
the directory is Ia the election OF Mr.
John :. Armstrong, OF tho firm O
Armstrong Bros.
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Is one Of the most pleasant places of
resort and recreation In Dallas. IL is
a largo room with private apartment
where gentlemen can enjoy them
selves, and take their refreshments
around q table. All kinds OF light
games are permitted for amusement.
Nothing but the best Of liquors are
kept on hand, and the Wagonhaeuser
boer Is always on tap, cold M the
drippings from GreChland's icy noun
tain
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A Goodly sum.

Several years ago, about 1875, g
building situated near the southwest
corner of Main and Poydras streets
belonging to Mr.. J. r. Angus, was de
clared unsafe by the city authorities
and pulled down. Mr.. Angus, who OBJ.
iected, sued the city and the case was
taken up to the Court Of Appeals
which has given him judgment fol
damages in tho sum of $4,000.
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WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Mas hville, Tennessee.

a famous Institution, The Alumnn
number 1913. tho attendance lgsi.S5. g5O.
from sixteen Hates. The 4lst session he
gins Soptemltr /, 1885. Patronlze line Col.
lege.. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance TO Nashville. adj
dress j. q. lhttOn, Professor of Nathe.
MATES and Gtneral Agent, Dallas Texas
Professor Pdton Is also connected with
the SouthelnschOo Agency, and will sup
ply Schools and Colleges with Teachers
and Teachers with positions. Institutions
In 10 states have been supplied
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-01

Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears Of "PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs"
as it Is g medicine, and by reason of
its cathartic properties cannot be used
as beverage. 1t is manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ech and Bowels. AS a blood purifier
IL has no equal. IL Ia pleasant to The
taste, and effective in action.
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Never Give Up.

Never Give Up.
II you are suffering with low and
general debility, disordered blood,
weak constitution, headache, or any
disease of bilious nature, by all
means procure a bottle OF Electric
Bltters. You will be surprised to ses
the rapid Improvement that will fol.
low; you will bs inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return
pain and misery will cease, and hence
fourth you will rejoice III the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50 cents
bottle by Howell Bros.
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Satisfactory Evidence

j. w. Graham, Wholesale Druggist,
OF Austin, Texas, writes: 81 have
been handling DIR. VIM. Hsll's Bal
sam Tor the Lungs for the past year,
and have found II one Of tho most
salable medicines have over had IN
my house for Coughs. Colds, and even
Consumption, always giving entire
satisfaction. Please send mo another
grosS.u
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Bailey's Saline Aperient is p decided
improvement on the old purgative
Pill. just as pleasant az 8 glass OF
soda water, and cheaper than pills.
Sickly, feeble and pale faced girls
and married women can be cured with
English Female Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-01

The following priviIegeswill DO sold
at tho auction house Of Fine Very
Fine on Thursday night: Beer, ice.
cream, fruits and c0nlectiouories,
cigars, lunch stand for the 18th OF July
entertainment at the Skating Rink
Pavilion
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Many cosmetics for the complexion
have from time TO time been put upon
the market. But none have stood the
test ~ has PozgOni's medicated com.
plexion powder. 1t is an absolute
curative for blotches, discoloratious,
irecklos, etc. For sale by druggists.
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick TO the lips are Opera Puffs,


City VS., Pat Cantrell, Tom Hogan,
George Holcomb, Charles Gilman, G.
Robinson, Dennis O'Connor, Pat Nea-
ley, j. N. Smith and II. L. McCsrty,
intoxication; fined So each.
City VS., j. Mhompson, intoxication;
fined 81,
City VS.. JCAA Smith, inioxicationi
discharged,
City VS.. W. Daugherty, vagrsncyi
transferred.
City, VS.. j. Ksilly, fighting; fined So
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Good Thing for nnllns.

1t isconcedad by all knowing ones
that Gould's headquarters for his Tex
as roads will DO located in this city.
Our people should feel very grateful TO
the King Of railroads for preference
shown this the metropolis OF North
Texas. Further information and the
finest photograph can be had at j. H..
Webster's art gallery, 7Ol Elm street.
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sworn out before Justice Kendall and
placed under bond until this g. M,
when he will have hearing. me
regular de@lers III cotton and grain OPP
pose the bucket shops, and the bucket
shops say that the law is defectlv9,,
unconstitutional, and that they VIII
continue to run. This will be test
NGEa
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The weekly mite meeting for the
benefit Of tho episcopal reclory will
h~held at the residence at Mrs. sgd
--sornor Canton and Akard
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ENnmInntInn or Tenchnrn.

In tho examination of teachers, July
the 9th, 7th and Sth, old certificates of
any grade will not loo recognized. II
teachers desire TO move up their
grades from second 20 first, they will
DO examined through oil tho lower
studies.
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Tho POLICE Hnnrd.

The police board had q meeting yes
torday and adjourned over TO meet
again tomorrow morning alto o'clock.
Complaints have boon filed against
certain otiicers and the board will in
vestig2te the same.
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This Suits Dallas Merch,nt,.

Large quantities Of goods for Dallas
merchants, that left Now York on the
Cromwell Line Steamer Louisiana,
Saturday evening, June 20, via New
Orleans and tho Texas II Pacific Rail-
way, were delivered at Dallas Monday
morning, June 30; time, eight days and
q half
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who use s0XoDONT have only 10
open their lips TO prove its excellence.
Their white, cleaning, spotlest teeth
aud fragrant breath willtell the story.
There IL moro demand for this whole.
some and uneXceptlonable preparation
than for any other d9n,lfrlco in the
market. One day its uso will DO uni.
yorsal,
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snrnlnod Anklc.

Mrs. Madonna, in stepping from the
sidewalk in front Of Clover & Co.'S.
drug store, on Elm street, yesterday,
severely sprainod her lett ankle. DR..
Newsom dressed the wounded limb,
when she was placed IN q Cayrlsgo and
conveyed 10 her home.
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II you are tired taking she largo old
fashioned gripping pills Try Carter's
Little Liver Pills and take some com.
fort. 4 man can't stand everything.
One pill dose,
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A Wine Hair presaIng.

Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly,
and is also a preparation uaequslod
for the eradication of dandruff.
The superiority Of BurnetJ's Flavor
ing Extracts consists in their purity
and great strength.
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American Bell Telephone VS., Pan Flee.

trio Telephone.
AUSTIN, Tex, June 29.-To f. X. Baker,
superintendent:
Insert the following in THE DALLAS
HERALD one week: American Bell
has just secured injunction against
Rogers Telephone Company. Pro
ceedings begin at once against Par
Companies. All persons warned
against using infringaments OF Bel
patents. j. K. DUNBAR,
General Superintendent Erie Tele
graph and Telephone Company.
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Mr.. Chapman Bradford has returned
from Austin, where ho went to procure
a charter for the Nelson Land and
Cattle Company, Of which Mr.. Lewis
q. Nelson, OF st. Louis, is president
and Mr.. j. II. Swinnev, Of Colorado
City, is vice; capital 100000,
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Attention Is directed 20 tue pro-
gremme for tho Fourth OF July. All
parties along the line OF mSrch are
requested TO decorate their house and
places of business.
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Pure and UncOlored and guaranteed
unadulterated May Blossom Tea at 90
cents pound in ono pound packages
10 Boucbe's, S23 Main street.
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The j v, Ca0UDUS DAUG CO.,
DALLAS, wu0LHsALM AoEwrs.

Sold az Retail at Dallas by GEO 7. AT
KINS, A sample package and circular Of
testimonials sent 10 any address in the
United States on receipt OF % cents by the
rOprietors, MURCHlSON & ROGERS,
Terrell, Texas.
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Deputy Sheriff Jacoby arrested
George Smith yesterday morning on
the charge of stealing 3 coat from Mr..
Lynn, railroad conductor, at Frank
Shreenan's saloon. He was taken be-
fore Justice Kendall and committed TO
jail in default Of $500 bond.
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Group, whooping cough aud bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. L. Williams
81 Co.
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OUR GREAT SPECIALITY PRRsCEIPr-
IONS, HicAuX d Hearne, druggists,
mt w. IL. Patterson IL Co.'s old stand,
corner Maiu and Lamar streets.
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How ItHappenca

| saw her mouth all filled with pearls,
The sweetest OF earih's charming girls!
lost my heart to her that day,
And now never cease 10 shy,
"Buy SOH0DONTv' That made her mine
That made her beauty so divine.
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fHAAtA III AfttAAtAH A'hAA
BY w. II. LEWIS, Deputy.
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Tho Rev. George II. Thayer,o Bour.
bon, Indiana, says; "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure" Sold by ]. Ia vii.
liams a 90,
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Help the boys that put out your
fires. Go TO the Skating Rink Payil-
| ion on tho lth.
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Look Out for Frauds.

Look Out for Frauds.
Bepson's Capclno Porous Plsstars
are widely initiated. Word Capcino
cut In the genuine. B0 careful. 2jc.
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Eminent orators at Shady View Park
ith of July.
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Merchants GENERALLY viii 10 in tho
trade parade July 4,
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uo1y Hotels aut Restaurants REM ~
ia & pFRRISs bottles with a spurio !
tlytpre and SERVE IT as inc GL&l ~
Ia Z tJrrina Worcestershire Sl0no
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Plumcs, tips and lOwOrs
at almost your own price; largest
line to select from at T.. Bauman's, 706
Elm street.
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Silk and stin hats at and below cost,
TO close out, at Leon Rahn's.
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II 8. MELVEN,
liz Attorney .at.Law andBankey
seymour, Baylor County, Iesaa
-.-tsxehange bought and solid - All ti,e
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Dancing day and night at tho Skat
ing Rink Pavilion on the 4th.
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Great reductions In tho
Wholesale millinery department. All
orders promptly filed. II. Bauman,
zoo Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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I g. h a'' : k g.
Ppoli' nPouItTy PPeSePVeP
A THOROUGH TRIAL.
CURED WITH TWO DOSES.

Z. =. T.. Is the most successful remedy
known for tho cure Of all diseases OF Fowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, DUCKS,
Geese ana Birds by using p. = p. Ask
your druggist for =. T.. y. The
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\ INDSLEY 4 BRADFORD,
II Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
1S5 Main street, (Llndsley buildlnp1. bal
las, Texas, Give special attention to com.
mercial and corporation laws In Stata
and Federal Courts law
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shiloh's vitaliEer In what you need
for consumption, loss OF appetite, din
zinoss, and all symptons OF dv~
sia, Price 10 ard y
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a RNoLD, GLASGOW & ARNOLD,
N AttOrueys-nt-Law,
Graham, Texas.
0flce In Federal Court building, west
side public square. VIII practice In the
State and Federal Courts
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Lnnd md Cattln Cnmnnnn.

The most popular cigarettes ut tho
popular price are OperR Puts.
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NELL & YOUNG,
IN Attorneys-at-Law,
Stephenvlle, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL, LEE YOUNG,
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w b. & G. g. WRIGHT,
W. Attofnoys-at-k aw,
No. 7l5 Main street, up stairs, Dallas,
HnNnn
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DooNE & SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agent.
Jos BOONE j. i. HcARBoRouoT'
NotnrY pnhlln
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-13
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 B,ltiRsIs hilf,sd
FEBRUARY Iss5.

Trains leave Whining ton A. follows:
FOR PhilAdelphia Ahd intern ediAte sta
ions. go, 100, 10. . IN. ;a9o, 400 1907 81
o. IL.
Phiisdelph ia. tsrprossj :. 245. 40 80. 100
10 300, y.lo 10 .ioob.,I.bb .. m. II a, 40
20 e;0 90, eS e.N I'm:
Ne~ forR = W. AT, zoe &c 60 90 y 90 TO- %
70, 40 PIN
Forwos Chester, via LGmokih. 60 and
sl5 a. Ia. /; APO AMI toy p. IL
baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10. u
9. n. COO II a. H. u.
baltimore and BAY Line Toor.
baltimore and WasnInston, rs AL. so4,
1000 1898 q. m; 100 81. Il, Absroo p. IN.
trains for Delaware division leav'Sor
new Castle elt, $50 .. IN; lzbt, 40, $40,
80 y. m.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stauons s.as
q m, and l2.at p. N.
harrington sLu way bIAtioDt, 6.25 y. IN,
ExDress Tor Segf0rd Q. 30 d u
Express for Dover and DelmAr. lite p. M
every dsy.
SUNDAY TRAINS
fhilAdepii >nd intsrmedis,s stations.
Alo q; N. !,.,l u. $50, 80, $50 .. m.
fhiladolp and NewYork, 40 2, ~, 80 a.
Z. b.Z, go p. n
For West chester. via LAmorin $40 a. m,
and b.S0 y. u.
baltimore and Wsshinstnu. 2s Al. snx.
iooc .. m. Baltimore, IL a. p m
for further Information assengers are TO
lions.
Trims marked e. arc limited express
apon which eitrE fare iscnAryea
OhARLES L. PUaH, n WOOD
oonefAi manASsr 3opsrA' Passenger AIT