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Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

1T IS said that certain parties intend
to make an effort ere long 10 abolish
the curbstone markets in this city,
which we not only hope will prove 9
failure, but also pledge ourselves to
oppose 1t by every means at our COM
mand. When the market houses
were established in Philadelphia some
years ago the people were told how
much better 1t would be for the
farmers as well as themselves, and
that they would be able To buy their
produce just as cheap ns II could be
obtained in the curbstone markets.
The sequel,shows something different,
as the business is now almost exclu-
sively In the handa of middle men.
who make their customers pay Just
what they please to charge.
This determination on their part,
with the high renls they are Obliged to
pay in these market houses, enhances
the price OF everything the people are
obliged to eat, and If the curbstnne
markets were abolished In this city the
same would be the case here We do
not believe there is q city in this coun
try where the people have better mar
kets than those OF this city, and id they
deal direct with the producers, have
the additional advantage OF obtainipg
every article ut the lowest rate. There
fore we feel sure that any movement
looking to the abolition OF the curb
stone markets would be T. direct injury
TO the people.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
MONDAY. JULY Is. 1880.

TIE viciousness of the attac Of the
Democratic press upon Senator Hig.
gins is the best sort OF proof that he is
he right man ia the right place. They
have nothing against Mr.. Higgins as
an individual, but against Senator
Higgins, the aggressive Republican
leader, they feel all the vindictiveness
which hate and fear can inspire. He
ia the man who has always uncovered
them and finally routed them In por
lion of the State. Every libel they
publish Is q tribute TO his courage and
ability, and every assault they make
npon the character OF the Republican
Appointees of this State, is all advance
attack upon the Republican party,
which they feel moving already upon
their last citidal il 1890. While lie is
moving upon their sole stronghold, the
assessment system, in the court of
Errors and Appeals, the party through
lis efficient committees In The three
counties is moving 10 the field.
Democratic politicians and Demo
cratic editors are seeing with anxiety,
If not with CONSERVATION, the activity
Of the Republican masses, and about
the only hope that Is lett TO them
tprings out Of the comfort which the
Mugwump and other unhappy Repub.
lican editors are unwisely extending
to them. But they are building in the
sand. The Republican party is aroused
and will never lie down again. The
men who counseled lying down few
years ago, end whose counsel unfor-
tunately prevailed, cannot win another
Democratic victory by their iIaction.
They gave the same advice TO the
Young Mems Republican Club in the
winter oil 1875, but the young men
went forward, and a Republican
Mayor is the fruit OF that activity.
The same men hoped Tor and pre-
1icted defeat last fall, but the new Re.
publican spirit prevailed and Repu b.
iican United States Senator is the re.
suit Of the contest. The Republican
party next proposes 10 elect Rspubii-
can Governor, and a Republican Legis
lature and give the people OF the STATE
Constitutional Convention This IL
the purpose for which the party cIis,l
to-day and the party member who il
not willing TO bury his personal griev
ances for the sake Of this great ans
overshadowing object is NOT worthy
OF place in the party. This ia n,
time for grumhlinE, backbitins AM
libeling 1t is The time for hard
honest and patriotic work This !
what the party needs and wants TN,
will have and he who is not willing 1
give il might US well drop out Of Ii
ranks.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

For the week ending at noou on satur-
day, Registrar Lee reported 81 deafh s 10
more than Tor the same period Ass year
% births, more than the sane period
last year, end marriages, Causes OF
death: Cholera intantnm, Il; Inarasmna,
I; consumption, 3; inault'1n, q accident,
asphyxia, Bright's disease, convu sions,
eatsrrh, cystitis, deftition, drownei,
dysen,e.y. n.phtitis, pneumonia enicide,
/ each. Ages OF deecased Under |
year, %; from . to 2 !; from to 5, 1
from to 10, / from ) TO 90, /; trcm q
10 80 l from 8Jto ~ .; from 10 30 >
from la60 !; from % to 70, ,, from
10 To SD ! from 50 to %,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

A DEMOCRATIC correspondent for
this city of the Phi}gde ph!a Times
yesterday in turderly suggestive
paragraph on Mr.. Baysrd, quoted
President Baldwin OF the Board Of
Poor Trustees as saying: "a year ago
I would not have dared to approach
Nr. Bayard Familiarity, he seemed so
absorbed and diguIded. Now he ia as
genial and commonplace Us the rest OF
u.s." Quite g. commonplace, yes;
but then d year ago Dir. Baynri was
Secretary OF State and now he IL pri.
vale citizen. We wonder if John u
Clayton ever gave any OF his sturdy
followers occasion to make sHch all
observation? We never heard that
Mr. Blaine had one set OF manners iol
office and another set for private life
AS Mir. Baysrd's bearing is so mucl
more agreeable now, his Democrat,
ADMIRERS will probably sec the adyan
tnge OF keeping him in private lille.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
c.ty nnI altonl Tax.

F. P. Moody and Martin ]. Moaioy
give notice that they will be at the office,
Ne 10 Eat skill sire :, between tile logrs
o! y. NJ. and II NJ, ana from : e P.
NJ, Tor The purpose oil receiving III ely
and school tax for 1853. On all tGAcs
PAID he present month there will be a
deduction ot five percent. During Au-
vnst tile full amount will be reQur i,
a4d after the Grst Of september per
cent VIII l1 gdled. II Is TO the interest
0! the citizens to pay during July even
# tiay tsve to borrow he reaey 70 en-
able Il EN- to do So.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

THE remarks of the Right Rev.
Bishop Curtis, in connection with the
dedication services of the new Tooms
of the st. Mary's T. A. B. Society, al
No. 511 East Sixth street, yesterday
afternoon. were filed with excellent
advice and christian counsel. Ge i'm
pressed upon his hearers tile necessity
of deeds instead OF words, and remind
ed them that while words were ire
queptiy useful 1t was deeds that con.
Eummated tue work. We agree with
the Bishop that these rooms will prove
D powerful factor In advancing the
temperance cause in this city, and it
would be well II every church would
make an effort 10 establish similar
places, Man is to!a with an Inherent
desire to seek for happiness, ind moth
Ing short OF death will prevent his
trying to grGiify that desire. 1t he
can sec more happiness by spending
his evenings Ia saloons than lie ~ L
anywhere cleo, there is where he is
bound to 60, and when he is once there
he is thrown into temptations of which
he never dreamed,
II is for tie purpose OF couuteractipg
thtbG llAAhtbAtb bllNA 4 plhi1
whore ycuug men, as well as thl
middle aged, Can spend their evenings
In innocent recreation, such as game,
of various kinds, that the buiidiEi
was secured and the rooms estab
lished. He also advised his heaFer
In all their dealings with their fellow
men to exercise that Christian Chart.
which eovereth multitude OF sins
and said that while be was total sb
stainer himself, and was glad that a.
the members Of tho society were. the.
should not condemn others who con
sidered it necessary to take an occa
sional drink. He hoped the day woul
come when no one would use liquo
except on the prescription OF q physi
clan, but until it did the fact must nc
be forgotten that it WAS by the exel
else Of charity, love and Rindaess tins
men were won from evil ways an
taught 10 live better lives. A synopsi
of the address will be found in gnotht
column and is worthy oil perusal.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
|34th Public Sale
LOTS
On Instalmcnts in the Fifth and Twelfth Wards on
JULY 9th,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
ON SECOND, THIRD FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH AND
WEBB STREETS GREENHILL GRAY AND
CLEVELAND AVENUES.

Two minutes walk to the Public School which is being
built three minutes walk the terminus of the Eighth Street
Railway extension which to to Fifth and Union Streets
two minutes walk to Lancaster Avenue Station, B. O. Rail
road where you take train every half hour for Delaware
avenue or Water and Market streets for cents
All ask you to take walk in this locality and
for yourselves Certainly is not in the heart Of the city, it
would have pay muchor small lot you buy
a large lot and build a house on it for.
The Front and Union Streets Railway will be extended
the Streets and Sewer Department have notified the b. Rail
road Company TO bridge the Streets
The streets you being graded prepara-
tory to opening them clear through to those lots then you
drive directly out OF the above streets going west from Mar
ket street.
Those things not going to be doneas predicted
ago-tey actually DONE and only ask you
prices as matter OF course will go up and then you will
the old remark We'll could have bought at such price
year or two ago, but as usual, you may be too late.
Imagine the pleasure and heahul recreation afforded in the
little garden surrounding your home front porch shade
trees and flowers fruits and vegetables with all the facilities al
iorded right in the city.
Only eighth rate, house taxed at $40 year
west of Union street. only IS eryear All this land high and
healthy. with the purest air and water
We have passed title any person who do not
know to be thoroughly respectable do propose
destroy this oy by permitting Objectionable people to locate
Some of the finest residences and largest manufactures
the city located here
We ask you to price land from Jackson to this
land, and you form idea what land is worth
The lots being rapidly Sold and predict that when
they sold you will get such opportunity again
easy terms, at such prices.
To money this the best thing any man ever done
Put 500 in bank per cent, the highest interest paid
and in ten years will have about $3.50 lfyou invested SIoo
five miles from the city to-day in years would bring
than that So what returns must bring YOU when everything
being done that make lots valuable Why predict that
500 invested here years would bring you from $500
10 $500 And this is not eXtravagant this thing has
been done hundreds times the last years this city Land
that you could buy for SS and SIS per foot Harrison
Franklin Broome Rodney aod other four years ago
selling at prices rang from SIS to $50 per foot
You need not take woId inquire yourselves and do
miss this sale
TERMo-soeash each as soon as knocked off and
nae tpfff T.i,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

Tho news WAS received with the utmost
ATTRACTION by the community that he
lad tfrTorizCd; but the arrest OF disease
ttht is stealing away 4 loved aud valued
lie, is an .ejIlesesQc4t that thould in
re heartfelt gratitude. Chtiiiress,
cold cZtr, mites, drPfes ed spirits and
extremely miserable BensaliJn5, with
pale, wan feetures, are the results OF dis-
ordered kidneys and liver Arrest the
g..lse it once ty taFlag Dr Pteree's col
4en Nedtca Discovery. 1t Is purely
gesett big detective, tAAt will ferret oul
ana capture The most subtle lung OF
UlCyd Il sorder. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

TIE "Alan About Town" in yester-
day Star casts an unjust reflection on
the members OF the National Guard,
in expressing the hope that there will
not be as much drunkenness at the en-
campment us there WAS last year.
Whatever drunkenness there may
have been WGa not among the soldiers,
but was confined TO Visitors, insny oi
whom took liquor with them We Do
not believe there waa u single soldier
drunk during the encampment, and
when any OF then visited t4is city
they showed by their actions that they
were not only soldiers but gentlemen
| Ii is well known iGct that somc o
/ the cigilans who visited tho camp E0t
drunk, and in some Instances wei,
drunk before they lett the city out th'
National Guard should not be eN pectet
to shoulder their sins. / he only laul
that can be found with the Guard, i
the fact that all such were not hustle'
of 10 the guard house.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
1e-s&u Is
Days out Of Doors.

FLANNEL SHIRTS are
a comfort and a tonic. An
unusual season gives us
several hundred to sell at an
irregular price. 1t is good
news $685.. -..-..
Solid gray; better made
than common; silk stitched
seams, and reinforced; quail
~ special; not quickly soiled;
beneficial to the body ana
roomy their good wear is
sure. They are no less bene-
fetal to the pocket.
Properly a $3.50 Shirt;
we will sell them at $3.50.
Quiet men and bicyclists
can get none better.
Bicyclers' Hose at soc.
No matter what the Sport
tennis, boating, camping
out. Long, strongly made,
ribbed, brown, and but one.
ihird price. .-.....
Pongee Goats and Vests,
Mohair Goats and Vests,
Serge Suits.
Everything wanted In
Summer wear. Very low
prices and only honest, de-
pc ndable qualities.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

rn1LAprlrn1A. Monday, July IS. 1859.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July To- 1852.
French Hand -smbroidsr-
ed Muslin Underwear at
about the cost to land. You
enow what dainty work the
French eedlc women do,
Always In demand. About
the last stuff you would look
for at a cut price. Only one
reason tor tue cut now
things should have been
here weeks ago. On a
counter in Main Aisle. Near
Chestnut street.
Now the second floor;
easy stairs or quick eleva-
tor. Home OF the Muslin
Underwear. Surprise pri-
ces ar every turn. Home
work doesn't save money as
il used to.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

Wilmington & Northern Il. u,
Time table IN eLecI Jd6e I'D, lg-3. 1fHfi
leave Wilmington (Frtnel street. as .eil1'n
FOR Reading, BIdhboSu, joanna tprlhs'
held, WaynesbRrs Junction Eat o. .P9ltsYL. :
TAlnsquay Allentown, Lebanon, herHep,
willie and All polnu on t!s PtiiiaelphiR sae
Reading n. r., 100 a. NJ, 2. 70 aad " =. n.
FOR Springfield, HkFneE5urE Julctloa,
Coatesville, Emhreetiis, LgniRe GL b,s,, :
Ford ana Dupop;'IA1d latsrnedlaso points
To- a. M, 2. 10, - aud Q. 60 >. n. =,
For CoGtc.Yiile and srnsiisLa peii'' a.
7.1ls. M, z. o :. 10 and SO p. N. IA 4.e.nd
For " est On ester, 7.5j 3, NJ, ~
- pi,aiiy except Saturday and snn1Ay'
For New Bridge sd mHriasa'LtS ! az
az y. n. and On sAtutoS7 ohlS ~ ~ N'S
On 7 ianday for Eesdlps and intoraedi, -;
nnints 80 i3a. m, kud ] ?. tHs a.. -,
Eprjn1nsid And Intern eeiAte points Al o''
Az, McOAusLAND. bows ~ ~ bs.gIa'
kuperintendent- heh
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

NEW SfxsNf I'm WihaSINsToN
IN Ferry t6nfb any L. Xj4& &aI6 ketwnen
Wilmington and Penffs&tU&fE {A&f1<< EFFECT
Sunday, June 70. $50.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave wilmington, King street pier. a. d.
Lto, 20 +. M, H. 40, 7.so a. nj arriv. Penns-
grove Ia. ASs 400 2. n, l2oA 500 a., N.
bssy p rsnn: stri,s Wiig s S e.
M, I.Go, 3.So, 6.p5 y. IN,
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington e.3s. Is, 200 p. m,
D:lS 7.s0s. M; arr We fennssrove 90, 7.nl,
gr ve go, $40. n. m, 10, &S, 7.s5p. m
arrive 4 %il%iaEton nm AS z; NJ; l;%. as
Boat leaving fennsgrdys al si5 a. m. con-
meets At Wilmington with trains for keafins,
GoatesNtite, y est Chester and all points on ".
Rost leaving Pennsgroye at o. 10 a. m. con-
ware City, New Castle. Also with train from
woodbvry and ali points on Delaware River
Toatiesvlng Pennsgr We at l. 25p n. M, cou-
meets with train for Reading, Coatesyille aud
all points on W. A N. railroad.
boat lrayinx " ilmington Al 7.aD. li.soa. IN.
and 4.ssp. N. connects with trAins on Della
T rsr River r SG. tor Tns o.
win steamer Hsyhod for Salem and interme-
dlate points.
moonlight eIcursions. Apply to the under
signed. ,,..,,.
upon Application from parties OF ~ or more
PEOPLE the steamer will leave I'ennsgroyc at
8. 3i .. IN. aud run to Wilmington and North
ere rler 70 connect with steamer Republic for
Gave May, ava viii meet the Steamer tepub-
lie on It's return. Steamer Will NOT makc this
trip for less than ~ people, Tickets from
Pennsgroye to cape May AMI return, ~.
Passengers for Wilmington NAV 40 on this
trip Of the boat and take " tlWiHRton North
XII KIM rsn ron Tf so, % na he rn taEs s t.
tor any but Cape May parties,D
A, i, McEAUSLAND
fepn-endtf suuerintpudrut
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
AraWers;

Muslin, Hamburg trimming, Zoe from
10.
Cambria, Hamburg trimming, Coo
from So.
Muslin, lorchon trimming, &c from
So
Cambria, Torchou trimming, 7jc from
81.
Ana so on BY six more steps up to
Muslin, Hamburg trimming, Sl,25
from e..
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

Children, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
FOURTH AND JEFFERSON ST.,
Wilmington. Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPER
SATURDAY, JuNElSr.
Arrangement OF Hours.
Ladies and Aisses from va. Nj. to1 p. m.
Gentlemen and Masters rom 3 y. m. lot 2. m.
Gentlemen only az. IN. 10 10 2. M. PfiNsle
classes or private Instruction by special ar
rangement. Terms Invariably In advance
Terms with lnsructlup, A Regular Quarter,
- lessons eiO.V1 a khort Quarter, IS lessons
$40. 6ltfson TICKET 400, single Lesson,
as cenu, Special Terms for Families. School
hildfen, u. ~ for he season. FOR swimmers
Terms without Instructions. season rtcl ct,
t6.ut; one hsnth tS.eO; single bath, p cents;
IEdiss or GpBtlemen'E Ttahets, for ti.ao. A
careful and experienced lady teacher VIII be
IN charge OF the ladies and chtldreH'a depart
ment. A, :. WEBSTER. mse- tu- til "a .iin
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD 1sT
II mortgages IN sums TO suit CITY OF
coun.rH. GhD. X, AtlW NshND,
l-5- IA Ga Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

We now have case of the evils of
cigarette smoking IN our own city, the
victim being the son OF well known
citizen. Although his boy is but 1G
years Of age, he ls 80 addicted TO the
practice That It is stated that he
smoked from ftty TO sixty daily. Oh
gareltes have ahd still are causing
more injury 10 the youth Of our land
than any ether one cause, AMI when q
boy or any one else smokes rs many as
ffty or Sky a day Il is no wonder the
glands Of his throat become paralyzed,
and that his tongue is black and very
much Swollen. Every State should
have laws preventing the Manufacture
or sale OF the deadly cigarette, and
come States have. Unfortunately
Delaware is without such a law, and
it therefore is the duty of parents to
watch their boys carefully, and as far
as possible preyg ut their becoming al
dieird to this peruieous habit,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
An UNPARALLELED SALE OF
HOSIERY
AT THE
bee HIVE"

BY a recent purchase We
are able to place before you
179 dozens of Children's
Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, 25c goods in
all large stores, at the I'M
heard-of average price OF lac
a pair, and not 25c.
Note the prices:
o In. loo a pair. 8 i-2
in. lie. 6 in. l3c. t-2
in. l5c. ? in. TIC. ? i-2
in. i8c.
Think of these bargains.
A few dozens OF Ladies'
Black Isle Thread Hose,
625c goods, at Csc a pair.
Less than half price.
80 dozens Gents 25c
Striped hose, unbleached
grounds, colored stripes, Zoe
a pair instead of 25c. This
beats any price we ever
heard of. The above goods
are all of a late purchas ;, to
be sold for your benefit at
BOG Market st.
Russell, MissIneT & Co,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
Philadelphia Wilmington .n1
baltimore Railroad.

JULY tst 1889.

Trains win Icay, ut,.,
"Hhllhgiun Ms IA,
Phuadeiphla fe.n '''loW
9 ", tlH eHI Iv'J5. insn ~. team,
i- 1Sea ~, ~, "a sGto q a. n.,
I2ss, "a IN 90, ass, IA, ~ " y p,n,
For Ghestee ~, ~, nos, ii4, @~A,,
~ II W II us. n, y re, B's%tn
avg D. n i"'o' Ca ~, ;1i "a
. - y ousal0a, , y, ooa iys
y go w, %, 10, A.. s'lt lQA
usi !. =. "a n ~ y y %, 81 2. n.
rn, W. sho ~ ~ - ~, - tA, n
~ 49, ySnsttI, VIA LSr,ol4. ,,..
- ". g. e htu tvnp, NJ, A'A wy an
flows. ~ ~ 'N % fr1 mNfnsll.., d..
hAtiS = ss add ir e tts;o,. an,
beltihore and Nay idne d l,o..
Baltimore Atd RalbiSrtr' Y, ~
20 II, and lIJ0s. n, IL bs III ~ OIL
b ". 'sBs, y -. Y 10 d, m ana - ~ IS III
Trains 7sr Delaware luxi.i,,. fi
New castle, 6e3 scr, a. sy'tG;
tz5 .. m, md II BS iight. '' - "a 2b
G'N,s tNnn ~.i !. ItS0't.. ..s-a..
a41 ',s2 T. N q
sAH ,It, - ~ .,etlE J, PIE,
Faprsss Tor hi.ryy;,stdu. 5tsn
Express Tor nov,v Hzrrllpton - a.,
mar, II Us hisht, s4 ~
frEnsiin Ctr, " q. =,
r iIpresa for NSps SnHtel. Ola E1laI to.
,ort, and Fonfolk, fO hiSAt,
r hsHs1 r1ai sSt.rs gsa g:re, g sa.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15


THE new license law in reteFcuCc to
retailers is certainty u great Gls4dygn.
tage to housekecpcrs. Previous 20 its
p sage grocer could Gail on bis Gus.
toners, and aftet taking their orders
bring them whatever goods might be
needed, but under the construction
tina; is placed upon the act this is no
longer permitted. The same is true
in reference TO ice men, and person,
unless he may be regular customer,
is now unable 10 obtain piece OF ice
from wagon. VIC suppose tie law
also applies to the men who formerly
peddled coal around the city in wagons,
snd that those who are unable 10 buy
their coal by the halt or quarter ion
will be compelled to drag it from the
stores. There are come parts Of tt-t
law that eie an imposition on the
rights of the people, aud il would have
been much better ii it had meyer beer
| passed.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
Skirts:


French Muslin, baud embroidered rut-
tie, 55e. --.=-
Same, /! aitci cambtic ruGla, Hau-
burg edge,
were &c, s,o, 81
now 5oc, e5c, 10.
Mos in, wide embroidery, }i.I5 from
so
Mus in, Togchou insertion, Sl,i5 from
e. -.
Muslin. with Hamburg rutlle, Soc.
Bear in mind; reduc.lors are
from prices that were alrea-
dy very low.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper street
side
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15
Ciicmises:

Cambtlr, with Torchpn lace, beads,
ribbons, toe from u.
CBuuhli1, lace On yoke, neek
sleeves, 10, from sl.4j.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

"a ia AiDii u * btl4p RAILROAD.
u Schedule III ,1,yt aA5l-.4-st
TRAINS LEAVE pEL, AVE. hLruG,
EAST EuUEp.
tExpre-- trains
NkM ) oWA. wuoi. days.'a ljCrj,tN,,.Ne,
n, m. NJ es, ~ -, IS Os, sJt 70. IN.
NEW }olk, -undays, - g. =. ~ %. M.
sI2Us, :. s., II w. ST q L. tit.
IniIAuElriuL, week dnyt'4i7f7N
go, tt5, = 70. po1. -lo u. ~. a m,
pm;'LASsarilf. ,Suntays .2Is. '7o'G"i&
Q oh. 10 81 a m. az ~ ] o. '23-, at i4,
20 u, -, $40. sos, s;S - 90 >. III.
CiiEsTEA. week days,- ~ 'ivj G2}1A
i S = ss $40 o. TO- 90 : & 'V is w. ~
'S c;;,ss ~; sunli,y w. .aIs.7o5 Gm,s,s5
10 ~. n. M, slgGs, J a. s2Ss, 5V, vi,
s50s, 5 y, 60. -, sa5. ~ % i. m.
ATLANrIC CRY, n D., weeE dag !
SEQ 4. m. TO-, t2.G9 on satur!ag ~.,
. 81, 800, io5 y. IN. Sundays. ~ IL Ia,
90 p III WEST BOUND.
BALrIMOEE AND WAsHtNaroN, y a "R
I'll i5h. m. PAS, SAC, - 80. tsUj Nf
daily; Oa. m, s2os p. III. daily, cAegpi
riCtsnurg, IS 20 a. IN; - 20 .nl -se p
m: al daily. ....-=
CuloAoo. 'ss 70 a. M 800 p M 10th
Cincinnati and ST, Lou.s, eli IS d. III,
and ~ Is n. M; both daily.
| SISAEKLY ACCOMMODATION. Nv nm
and il 10 D. IN. duly.
| lANpHHpEKu ACCOMMODATE, week
! DAYS, $40, IL - am A. and 80 3nA, sun.
| days, o 30 II. m, As and 80 i.H
! THAiNs LPAyI MARKET STEEWf hASN
For Philadelphia ana way sht.Ra
week DAYS: 50. 6 rs. : 80, llAH H., ~,
2;63 % p. III. Sundays. { j. H. NJ 4 ., y
| $50 D. III.
For Baltimore, week days, aSafan : .
II - n IN; . %, 20 30 p nj, smie3 v
II. m: IS nnd Is 80 p. III.
For LunGGnDerg and way st9tpns,Hi <
dtys, 6 20, . 70, II s. II. Iu.; g35, .,t T. L,
Sundays b - II. M: = 50, b 80 p. II.
| Cincinnati and st. Louis, 81 . 3, II
daily except Sunday.
Chicago IS 20 II. m, only. e1eclt sna
day; - 30 p. M, daily.
| rittsbuis. IS 50 am. daily, except III
day; 5.3Op. m, daily,
LEAVE PnILApELPHIA ron WLsltB2s.
Daily, a 10, s6l5. 1909, sll II H.f0., :
noon, y 30. sH.SO0,ai 10. d34, 5o3' ~
$40, 10 10, IL so y. M.
| Daily. except Sunday, a40aE ~
ms, al -, ss 80 and q y. IN. sGh ~ y--3
Telephone No. 1919.
NJ Isttcs 10 western points lower La
via any other line.
co. sUULL, 1T. OUf}t.
GenI Fuss. AGt. GenI Mtna-ff.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-15

BALTIMORE & ONO EAlLE0An.
- Schedule III tl,vt Aul g.. IS.
TRAINS LEAVE pEL. AVE. HLpuI.
EAST EutEp.