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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
SENTENCED TO HARD LABOR.
The Anarchist Leaders In tho milwaukee
Riot TO be Imprisoned Nine Months.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July 20.--In pro-
nouncing sentence upon Frank IIrth,
Carl Simon and Anton Palm, the anarch-
ist leaders convicted OF consplrlng to
burn the courthouse and OF melting the
people to deeds Of violence, Judge Stain
said he had some doubts AS to whether
they were visionary cTanks who like
TO hear themselves talked OF like the
Chicago crowd, However, as the Judge
jury and witnesses had been threatened
by their friends, he would not exercise
the clemency he would otherwise have
DONE He ordered the Imprisonment OF
the prisoners at hard labor for nine
months each. The limit is one year.
lIirth and Simon made addresses to the
Judge justifying their conduct, and the
latter became violent in denouncing his
conviction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

Territory. The train had stopped 10
take water. There II no ciew h his
identity, and it Is supposed BY The train.
men that he was stealing ride The re-
mains were removed 70 WEIGH Bros, IN
dertaklng establishment, where an in.
quest was held on them to-day. when
they we're buried by the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
THE PEOPLES Forum.
.tn,ris from onitmap.

QuITMAN, Tx, July l9.--EDIroR
GAzETIgi We notice in THE GA
zETrE that the Hon. J. J. Jarvis
Is represented as having resided a.
Shreveport, La, prior 20 his residence In
Fort Worth We wish 70 correct the
mistake by saying thst Maj Jarvis re-
sided in this town and county for many
years prior 10 his move TO Tarrant county
II 10 here that be commenced the practice
Of his profession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

Has Il ever occurred TO the mind OF the
lneorrlgible spokesman that not a single
Democratic convention OF the many that
have been held has denounced ciyil-serv.
Ice reform or the presidents poiicyl
These were the opportunities for tho par
" to tell the president he was ON the
wrong tack, II It really was dlspleased
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

Only about 500 copies OF last Sundays
illustrated edition yet remain Your
acquaintance and friends in the old
states would examine a paper like this
one, coming from your own city and
state, with great deal Of interest aud
gurDrise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

With his conduci. That Il did not do 20
must be taken A. evidence that the mass
Of the people are not entirely tout" with
the president. 'rhe IncoirlgIbles will
not be long IN seeing that they are max
ing fools Of themselves which everybody
else has seen for along time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

KKirRR, the odorous "Reminiscences OF a
Republican majority in the Forty-seyenth
congress, wants to be indicated by re-
election. It's a great pity Benedict Arnold
aud Aaron Burr died before they had a
chance to be "ylndlcatod" by an election
10 congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
Ia c0RRERpONDENTS

News correspondents of THE GAZETTE
are positively prohibited from sending
political puns 10 this paper az news mat
ter. The GAZETTE wants political news,
but not political puts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
49, LLLnsrRATED EDITION.

Those who placed orders for extra
copies OF the illustrated edition OF THE
GAZETTE will please obligc by calling for
them 70 day. We have a number OF
copies unsold that can be obtained by
addressing or calling at the business
oiilce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
KILLED BY APACHES.

The Prefect OF sonora and -Four Compan-
tons Butchored by the Indians.
TOMBSTONE, A, T., July 20.--A report
reached Tombstone yesterday that the
project of Sonora and four companions
were killed by the Apacbes last week
while on their way to examine mining
property near that place. They had an
escort of fifteen others who escaped. 1t
Is said that no less than eighty bucks
were seen In the light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

Tux Chicago anarchists could be got
rid OF by setting Oh one of their own
bombs among them. This, perhaps, Is
the cheapest and most expeditions way,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
TIE rYLER REUNION.

Uroundb beIected Tor tho GhthefIhk NJ
August.
Special 10 the Gazette.
TYLER, Tx, July 20.--The committee
having in charge the arrangement Of
grounds for the coming reunion Of the
soldiers Of the late war, to be held on
August 70 and 20, made their selection
to-day. The grounds are in the eastern
portion Of the city, along the right side
Of the track OF the Texas q ST. Louis rail-
road and train win run 70 them every
hour during the reunion for the beneht Of
yigiforg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
0n. rOR A TAsTE on IT.

The People OF Newfoundland and LabrR-
dor suffering frou Gold.
ST. JoHNs, N. r., July 20.-A terrible
state OF want exists among the people
along the coast OF this island and Ia Lab
rador. For 800 miles of from the coast
ice il firm and its presence keeps the
temperature constantly at freezing point.
From Cape Baud, N. f., to Cape Mug
ford on the Labrador coast, there Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
NOTICE.

All communication Of a business ma
ture should be addressed to the Democrat
Publishing Co., and not TO individuals
connected with the paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

RrpprEBERdER and Malone are getting
away from each other Malone no longer
casts two votes in the senate. little
longer aud he viii not cast any.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-Rde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. JULY 81,

THE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICRET.
Representative, Geo W. Finger.
County Judge, Hon. Sam Furman
County attorney, X. $. CarIock.
County clerk, John Y Swayne.
District clerk, H. r. Taylor.
Sheriff, b. II Shipp.
County treasurer, w. T Ferguson
County assessor, James Robinson.
Tay collector, j y, Murray
County surveyor, G. W. Williams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
ROBBED THE MAIL.
Her Britanio Mniesiy's Mail Coach Ii
Relieved of Sc, 900.

Relieved of $4,000.
WINNIPEG, MAN. july 20.--At noon
Saturday six mounted and masked high
waymen robbed Her Majesty's mail
coach, twenty-five miles south OF Hum
boldt station, obtaining $4,000 from the
mail bags. The coach left Qu'Appelle
Friday. 1t is reported chat the driver
was killed. The coach contained two
passengers, The robbery Is supposed TO
be the work of Montana road agents.
Mounted police are securing the country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
DELAYED THE FATAL DAY.
President Cleveland Grants Respite to
Kit Ross.

Special to the Gazette,
Four SMITH, ARK, July 20.--Kit Ross,
one OF the men sentenced TO be hanged
here next Friday, has been granted a
respite by the president until the 9th OF
next month, The delay of the execution
was great surprise to the prisoner him.
self, as he was not expecting II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
THe GAZETTE ABROAD.

Tug 5AzErfE viii be found foI sale the
..fssas 1arned Ia inc follou lag cities;
a0r sPElH9s, AM. II. Davis y Oo''
uorer 4 Hgll. Il HirsnGeld ana =. n, greene
aatss Of Advertising Furnished on Application
ReBtlffaHoes on dran, p0Hotce money V'"ef "
In rsqlsfered letter, AZ risk 0(cNce.
C'oTresponlisnoe Is solicited upon az Hcfs "o
jects $500 $500, .
Ty9t,pt Ia formation NJ erenis and netes hdPPeI
lngs AZ general interest sohcHed, ana "iN W P'"P'
eylg Compounded ,,,,,..
9u e65amuntsatioas Intended Cor publication
s,ifsf b. recommended bg he 1rifeT's name ad az
dress nat Joy publication but a. an ep'ae"oe "
rood num- 1900.
Parfiea Urttlaa 10 THE GAZETTE on buslnes1
gers0hGf 10 Memselres ell piease tnciose stamp jar
! epiN. tf..t st,,,t,y
Be adiresssd % rHB GAzEiTE, Fou Worth, iff'
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

TEgRnLiis mule seems never to have
bucked single tlmein McLennan county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
PROFESSION

VIVIAN Is RYLANp, gs x,
Y lection agents ivk
Texas, Tascosa, Tez. ~,
TYR. w. w. RoUTH, WY y
IL 5OS Mains rect, opposs'ant \
3 to 10 a. M, $3.50 20 I ana wv
IL toll. Residence THIRD ~
Telephone connections. M.
HoDGEs x WELLS, "a.
Ill Montague, Texas,
TO land and commercia:... W.. 4
E Is. MUNDY, attoIns,
IA. agent, CLAY coun0'
ONCE In court.h oasc, .,.siiI.
DfRCHFtRiD d sYLs 49, h
ID yere esa lanc asellsnsi,
county, Texas render VII
furnish abstracts OF hna IN n-s.
redeem and reI resent ~ y
Have complete abauae' IA
demAn, Wichita KNOX, 4 \,
counties. Land lrgaslly,s ;; \ X
MOOD, FmHER Tss.
w Law, San Marcos. s.
nAVIs, BKALL = Ro'soss,.'
IL OounselorA at Law; alN
uonal bank Main ssfoo@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

once Of Publication SECOND 81 Bssvesg 5, sg wsyth
npnoes,a#ise nj Sscond-Ciass Mail Matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21

p.s,-"se tnf w..
~ sas ties wishing
ana household eoos.
months can DO y 8
my l,,., large and spacle,.
Tonable charges. ~, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
BUSINESS oHAsd
MIsOELIANke

WyANTED-A good phyIsal..'
w can lind n good locas'.pssi'
on the II. n r. railroad. ~.
care Of Gaset o Office, toL lI., w
w ANTED-A mulch GOV
w street j. 81. Brown.
NOR sALE-Cheap-ons, y. 7
IL writer and one engln,''
Houston street, j. NJ BIosn 1.
A RTEsIAN BATH Hous y,
IA water, eighty gallons n
rainwater-white sulphur \
the best bathing water ID l 4, I
used as at Hot Springs JILL l,'.
Ing. Single Tickets, - oe .,,,',
Markle 4 Haymaker, pfVfF
corner public squar -. Z
HoRT WORTH MusEv,n,,,l
II taxidermist. All D'iu'
rs natural rs life, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
WANT C0|


VHE Peoples fSfsl..'
bs,, once, Up Stair ,, ssAt
,,Ig.p and rritate NJ. h
t ~. ne p, both MI.
1ets promptly attebass' 4
=. W. enynn, Proprhiesiso. \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
FOR sALE-LlVrsTtl
wANTEDnooN
ROOMS FOR REsi

LNOR RENT-A nice larFe- ys
It room for two gentlemen, Apl
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19
To Our Merchants

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
is the best medium of any
weekly in the State through
which to take to the country
Peep e, and let them know
what Wilmington merchant
is alive and not afraid to
make mis- business known to
the thous ards Of purchasers
down the Stale Farmers as
we'll as other people have to
buy dry goods, groceries
boots snd shoes AMI a thou
sand and one other articles,
Al d the live merchant
catches the early worm" il
the shape Of cur country
friends. If you want to
keep we'll posted in regard
to pubic sales (cr vendues,,
as some of our countr,
friends still call it, they viii
find the WEEKLY REPUBLI
CAN the only medium in the
city that fills the bill. II yo,
have a friend out Of the cit,
who wants to know what i
going on at home. you coulc
not Go better tnan s-nd hin
the WEEKLY RErUBLIeA,
for one year.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19

DEMOCRATIC prudence knows no
DO inds. Dakota has bean kept out Of
Ia % MON two years Already simply be-
On lse it would 10 q Republican State.
She comes knocking again ct the doors
of Congress asking admission. She
had $50, 0oo population i've years ago.
It 10 doubted now, but she lie Rspubli-
can through and through. The Demo
Gratis cannot we'll refuse her admission.
They have no excuse for doing 30, but
they must do something TO offset the
Repu blicans Of Dakota So they have
found way out OF their dilemma
There is Montana Territory that said
something about assuming the
functions OF State some two or three
years ago. but as the Democrats in Con-
gress objected 70 Dakota % having TOO
small q population, though in 1880 abe
had 10000, Montana gave up the
struggle As she only had q 900 the
same year. Now, however, Montana
is urged 10 come in Is an offset to
Dakota. Soch Is Democratic honesty
and consistency. Now We say let
Montana in. IL Is true II has from
500 to ! 900 majority, bat it will not
last long. Tue soil OF the North west
Territory 10 not indigenous to the
growth OF Democracy. The hardy
pioneers of the K )cky Mountains will
dud themselves better protected in the
Rspu tiican party.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19
Correcting the Taxes.

The Democratic collectors Of taxes in
New Castle County, have for some time
past been posting notices In their re-
specsiveH undreds, telling the taxpayers
that they can be found st certain places
bet ween csrtain hours on certain days,
where they will receive taxes. Demo
cratic papers are hsunung this, what
they cal liberal provision Of the Law,
In the faces Of Republicans, and are
asking them what better opportunity
they want of paying their taxes than
this? This is wonderful grace and
Hberality How carefully II is ar
ranged that this last call 70 pay taxes
should be In the d, I'D Of winter, when
poor men are on; OF work and out OF
money OF course very few go 70 pay
their taxes simply because they cannot
do IL, and they Will all be returned as
delinquents By the collectors. The
property holiers, however, are not
treated In this manner. No matter
whether they comply with the notice
Of the collector or no., they viii not be
returned As delinqleuA they have TO
bow 20 the task u paying the taxes Of
property taxpayer is TO be called upon
for his tax, though the property tax
payer is TO be Gale! apon aud dunned
and bored, and = las, prOse;uted If lie
does not pay his axes. Dem Jcrats say
Why do not these n9n.propsrty tax
payers 90 up now and pay Their taxes?
Here is a no,i q - ~, su oDp1r unity
offered, # they ID ~ cone forward
and psy. 1: j. 7eir c an FAM.
Why dO-s '.Et Re ssue rule ply Y
proper y AK y-r-2 Why 4r- tb,y
not left the o.. ..u 3, nsv II sey p5,'4st
or LIST l. stone rev p,eas-s n ~
b eau-e she cuuE.g must have money
and u Is easier = press a property
b rldes'- Rus, 1pSu y -t-t.X y.inds 0n'
AMI dich ~ Jnry ron III. p1sE than
{, ,sh .ou ~ COZ -,rooe-y aKpAy.
era and cy,l-.. ~ tsAr. tAey i've. 70,
prpp-rty oEnsIs mps; pay lbAt Wrer
viii the psople 90 N-S Castle Cum ,
aWAke 20 see through this Imposition
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19
" AMAMAkER'n.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. Jan. 70. Is

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Jan. ls. isso.
You will pay more tor
wooden dress stufs when the
market opens again.
Some time ago we said
the bottom wssreached; and
20 it was. The tumbles
since have been such as are
likely to happen III any state
o. the market short of a
positive boom.
Some time ago we told
you even the tumbles we're
done with; and so they were.
The wholesale market was
empty. othing has since
occurred to put any different
face on the fact.
1t is worth your while to
bear the coming rise in mind
when YOU think of the half
a dozen Or SO of staple stutf<
we are selling as if we dare
mot hold them. You may
mot have thought OF this-A
merchants business ism
lh0idtNg goods.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19
wANAMAKER,s

the store ! not a " plug
not a book that nobody
wants ! not a book that we
wouldn't bpy if we hadn't it
We don't believe there's
another bookstore within a
thousand miles OF which the
same can be said.
A bookstore full OF books
and full of most substantial
invitation ; and ANY book
got. And the price OF every
book is on the fly leaf The
newest books are on a table
by themselves. There is
plenty Of room. There is
reasonable quiet.
Book News. the monthly
budget of news OF this pro-
gressive bookstore, IS cents
a year next number due
the first OF February. Busy
readers want it. Nobody
out of a bookstore knows
the values Of books. II you
want to, subscribe.
By the thirteenth street door.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ohestnul Thirteenth and MArke
stre~ts and City.hAll square
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19

SALE-SI VIkIUE or A
- vri, OF Leysri Fscias. 20 ne di.
rec ed. will he exposed 20 public sale. a. tue
Hotel n ~ occ upied by n lcxandsr Maxwell.
in Middleton. in ST Georges Hundred,
New Castle County. Delaware, on
MONDAY. THE 18th LAY OF JANU-
AkY. lssa,
at2o'clock, p. IN.
the following described real estate, viz
AL ,he following mentioned and described
tract OF iAnd situate IN Appoquintmink
Hundred. New CASTLE Cou nty and state o.
Della = are, bounded and described as fol ows
TO vi. REFINING at point in tire public
road knezn as the River Road leading from
Odessa 10 Port Penn, and At OF near where
the bridge crosses the said road ana RAINING
thence with sal read south 81 degrees
west POS pefches TO stake II the aforesaid
road. teence by other lands OF the said
Joshua Is. tennimore north 50 IL degrees
west 81 per hes and 10 ci q perch to stake
at the head of = Often, thence with TIE centre
OF said ditch he following courses and dif.
tances North u degrees east - perches
and 10 Of = perch. thence north ~ de
grees west ~ perches and 10 OF perch.
thence north Is IL deg rees ast and II per.
cnee and s 10 of a perch. thence north q
perches, theme north a. degrees east q
perches and 10 Of perch. thsnce north ~
degrees west 10 perches and b 10 OF perch
10 low wafer mark 10 AppOeui' mink creek
thence down said creek aod binding there
with the several courses and oistar ces there
OF 3s7 perehes BIS measured 0a the return
BANG 10 the Aforesaid pablo road and place
Of beginning, containing l4l acres aud II
parcaes OF land Book q, Vol B. page 324
with tao and q half story frsms welling
house, lar. Q frame barn, frame c.rriagt
house. frame wagon house and ether out
buildings and Improvements. Also, one
tWo-story frame tenement house.
Seized and taken in execution as the
prorer'y o. Joahua h. Fenim0re and John
n. Josep1s, and I. L.. and TO be sold by
THOMAS FORD. sheriff.
Sheri;t's Once, Wilmington, december %
A d. 1885. janet
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19

rich and costly stufs among
them. They are made for
parts oil dresses. There are
plenty of women who make
whole dresses of them in the
first OF the season when they
are costly. Now they are
down among the staples You
may not care for them.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19
The Proof

OF the pudding is ia the eating The 'uperorty Of n
OIL has been fully demonstrated by the grea, n,..
sales. After you once commence using this oil yo.
satisfied with any other We were afraid that yo. ,.
thst STUDENT OIL could only be used in S,udep, al
our last advertise ment told you that it wou.l I'm,
lamp. The wisdom OF our advising you - that Ell a
shown TO US by the fact that numbers of people aa
who have been using different kinds OF lamps, the Ro
f" Little GiAnt," the Beacon the Standard. the
and all the other makes of lamps now sold, and have
DENT OIL, and after having bought one gallon a,
regular customers
Daily Republican., 1886-01-19

fhera ara hund rAda of Damocrzfs
who are not aatisfied ,wtth the I'D mI.i,-
sratlon Of the afFairu ~ N.w Caste
Comfy bx their DaYtv and Tho f,s.ly
ex nres. their de.ira a. . change and
thew evan no farthar Ard saw ,hav will
vote Cor a changa Wa .hasa hsard
some Of the lendess saw thAt wbile a
ahans. a da.i,a6 ,hsv exn.r. =, ,nahs
the chanee vitbin ths lInaa Of their
own partv. Thew are NO. sAtl.6ea
NTH the law O,nr, nor ara thav a.
i.f,ni with the Roard ~ Tro.,as n ,hs
Poor and ,hex Droco.a ~ ,nrr ON, ,ha
preasnt incumhrnts Of tho.e danar,.
ments Of the county 9overnment and
eleot man Who viii IA ministar A pancial
Affairs more in ncoordapce With the
spirit of economy. These Ar. ali very
rood deaires. and the men Who exure.,
them are NO don Mt .incnrn and homes,
hut At he same time tbsv ar. .imoly
miasAkan whan .hav .uooo.a tbav al,
maize this reforuo in ths,r own 1ar,v
IL cannot be dooa. aim niv hacapss th,i,
marty A mot a raform paytv whap /,
was found that n member Of the Citv
Oouucil last wear had drawp "a high "a
$50. 50 a month salary for Attending
Council meetinRs and oommittea meet
fnss. the moral sensa az the communitv
was shocked and hundreds of D.mo-
ornts aaid that member should not he
reelected to Council. Bat he was re-.
elected. and by a larger majority than
he had ever received At any election he.
fore. and he shows his perfect coutemp,
for reform by this year making his
salary for com nit 3ee meetings larger
than last year.
The same may be said OF q number oil
other members OF tae City Council.
EotwithstandinR the exposure that We
might reasonably have supposed would
have defeated any party. only one
Democrat In that body has come out
fistIy in favor OF reform and economy,
and it Ii worthy OF note that this men,
Der has lost his standing in his party
and will be retired as soon as his term
expires. This 10 the way Democratic
reform vclks within the lines of the
party In q Dem )cratic Council. The
effort TO reform the party in the county
will have about the same ending. We
do not deny that there is q large NUN.
her Of Democrats who are sincerely in
favor Of reform. but all ths,r effJr,s 70
reform count for nothing while there il
n large number who care nothing abau,
reform but who keen their ewes dxed
atsadfAstly upou the side capable Of
carving nominations for offine
Canno tbe.e veil ,,aptionad OAmo
nrats 80 tha. no narrnan.n, -,,,o,r, car
roma wi,hi, th.;r on nartvs rbev
49, haar /, $3.50 - - co,r,y a.,
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.,.n,,r ,,,or.,..a $500, r. -,
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Daily Republican., 1886-01-19
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70 III IS an; Il se,. h.t u, IS 81 and : Is
Trains Ter Dslawsrs division leave tor:
rev Castle. - .. m; u - . %. . b., Q Is.
ana II "a .. n.
aeOrEssOvn snd i.swss - g. n; Q % ase
- D. m.
sesiora ana intermediate stations. aas p.
N
Harrington, DslnAr and way ssAsisns. . %
Express for Harrington. 20 D. N.
Express for Dover harrington and DelmAr
10 - .. n weekdays. and II - p. n ever
day.
franklin City, 30 an,
Express for Norfolk, 10 u .. u. wssk-dAya
and II % .. m. daily.
Leave Fhiiadsl phia, Broad street. fol
Wtlmipgton texpressD, IL IA 20, % 7 "a
70 70, 10 Il, 10 Is, IL IS q. N IL Cs. sol. a Of
S %. n, Q %. II 10 Aad II ~ D m.
Accommodation 80. 10 p q m, ~. , %
Is, n, %. = 80 and II - D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
yor Philadelphia tsxprsss), 2 0o,2BI. 4 10
20, II 81 .. 10. . ~ and II D. m
rniladeiphis and intermediate ssations.
: 10 q N; Il 10 noon. . ~, = 20, eBs D. N.
FOR Chester texpresl, -. II q q. N, .:
and II p. IN
Aocom@odA,lon, $40 a. m, IL 10, So, 20
and Sts p. m.
For NeW YORK (sKpressl, 400, asa Ile
-, II 81 o m; 8 ~ II y. n.
For Vest Chester, via LAmoktn. eloa m
AID a. p. m,
baltimore and Warrington, l -, 4 %. Q o.
~ % 4 N and Ttb . N. baltimore, IL % night
Leave Pnila delphiA, Broad street, for viii
Il ington texpressl, l27 , 50, *, y 10 a. IN
90, II 10. and II u p. IN.
&C ommodation, Us, 10 - =. m, I u, 9 10
30, and IL 70 r IN.
FOR further Information passengers are 70
iorred 20 the ticket once II the station,
Trains mArEed thus gs)Are liIntto exprea
j. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
C7ARLRs r PuaH GENERAL MAnARer