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ap1S-d&d,
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
II | 9th and p SITS. n. ".

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
II 9th and 2 Sta. NV.
SPLENDID CORNER LOT. AND FIRST
sTRtrTs SOUTHMEsT, FRONTING 100
FIT ON x STREET AND 1l7h FEET ON
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY.
EIGHTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell. in front Of
LOT 4, SQUARE $50,
Fronting 100 feet street south and 1171{ feet
LIST street west.
This property be advantaseously subdivided and
made into fine building lots.
Terms: Cne-third CASH balance in and two
years. Notes to bear Ter cent interest per annum
payable semi annually and to be secured by deed OF
trust on premises solo, all cash, at option OF pur
chaser: Ccnyeyancine. &C.. at purchasers cost. A
deposit OF $50 required at time of sale Terms to be
complied with in fifteen days otherwise right reserved
to resell at risk and of eaultnx purchaser after
nve days advertisement of such resale in some
paper publ shed in Washington, DC.
ap2l-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
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~ yth and sts NV.
TRUSTEES I;E .s SALE Of NEAgLY NEW TWO
sHEb1Na alf To- as STREET. NTH sd shSk
By IN, virtue Of sssa Of trus. duly recorded in be
FIRST p DAY " NAY Wi sell On h az FNt
O'CLOCK p M. in front o. the premises ali that Ger
tain piece or parcel Of land and situate and
and known and distinguished lot numbered seventy.
two S1;l: in Nathaniel Wilson and William #, Mat
hundred and sixty three. recorded in liter VI b NJ
q With III s SSSnss ssS q sn
prosements thereon. toeether with the rights ease
onnns tsresS iD the
This lot !. improved by . well-built 2-story brick
| rooms and bath and modern improvements
Terms 0ness nash balance in three years mote
annually. and to be secured by deed trust on the
tonveyaneins L. at parchssers cost. ' daposis q
s25J required at time Of sale. Terms to be Complied
ana the deautnE purchaser alter ~ rss Ss
DAVIS advertisement of such resale some newspspsi
,n,aasS. E ESS .sS hoTyzyAs., Trustees.
EIrcH, FOX Z BROWN, Real Estate.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS IN BELAIR HEIGHTS
EXTENDED iSP Effkziss Sab. AVENUE
l :. o ana als sSS
ordsof the District of Columbia At the request Of
the party SCI uled thereby We will oner Tor sale
ny. I'D ISL; at QUARTER or FIVE O'CLOCK
the District OF Columbia, to wit Lots ~ "a and q
In biocx of Gardiner g. Hubbards subdivision OF
Belar Heights.
Terms: One-third cash balance In one and two
years from Gay o. sale. notes to be given bearing
terest at per cent snnum payable semi w.
and 10 be by deed OF trust the property sold
or all cash. at the option Of purchaser purchasers
post of 300 each lot required at time of sale
Al conveyancnz and recording at purchasers cost.
fter lie
otherwise trustees the right resell prop
erty At the risk and of the defauing purchaser
purchasers alter i've days advertisement Of such re
sale IN some newspaper published in WASHINGTON C.
JAMES E. FITCH,t -.
BENZ. p. DAVIS, ( trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS
apSodkds AuctionSefs.,i
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

tOR NOkFQLk And OLD POlhI TAKE
Il Steamer LADY OF The LAKE. Pare si 30
Round trip o.. 30 Steamer leaves 18th St wharf ter
minus Of cable cars. Tuesday. Thursday ana SUNDAY
PIN she is hshted with electricity and refurnIshsd
throughout. Telephone call, l:sy0.
ap2l Affixed WOOD. G. IA
IVA Company Steamer Sue. Capt, W. C. Geoghesan,
leaves every sunday AZ D. tor Baltimore and river
landings. Steamer John r. Tygert, CAPT. Ohm A
heteh sa leaves every Monday and Thursday ats
m Tor river landfnss. Thursdays trip will be
tended TO Baltimore. All Freight must b- PREPAID.
for p4ssase and freight apply TO STEPHENSON
bhO sth st. wharf. or cor Pa. ave. and lxth st.
nlh1S-tim
- 1EAhkR ''wAKkFIEI.D"
- Leaves 9TH Vt. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and sAl lhDAls at 4 an Returning TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings.
Tor NoniIni Greek, Va, anu st Clemeptr BAY, 49,.
touching ~ intermediate lsIluaI,xp
iasssil~er seeolanoa~tsoas nrstcla.-
CIV RIDLEY
w General hanasDr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

CHA SCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- PROPERTY on EAST sIpk or SIX nj
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court ~ tl.
bistTisi OF Soun6tA holding speSsl term, psss-i
Is psiniln and Mary }. =. Miller Il al deirndanis
the II 3HTH DAY OF MAY, 1891, AZ T1NE or IoCk
in front Of the pre,ni-rs. ot IS. squsrr 4si IN
the city Of Washington, H. Z. said lot fronts -
9th street and extends back Of width feet 20
an alley. and h inprovel with . brick bouse known
a. No. 80 9TH street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-hsh cash. h&lxnce in equal
payments az one and two years nom day of sale.
premlsrs sold. A deposit OF 500 win b. re1uir~i
when the property IL struck OF. convey4ncIns ami
recording at the purchasers cost.
ARTHUR A BlRNEr.
NATHANIEL CARUsI. Irustess
- Az la ave. J
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EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE
so acres. with house; miles from and in fun
or suburban residence. Send stamp for particulars
and map OF county and roads around WASHINGTON, ID.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AICTIoNEERs.
Pa M

~ $50 Pa. ave. n. w,
PEREMPTORY SALE, UNIMPROyED PROPERTY
On FLORIDA AVENUE BOUNDARY STKEET),
STREETS EAST. IT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST, lH9l AT
SIN O'CLOCK We will sell at public auction in front
of the premises
- - SQUARE UiS,
FRONTING 63 FEET On FLORIDA AVENUE Cor
Boundary street, WITH AN AVERAGE DEPTH
OF 10 FEET.
This property is the electric railroad and New
York avenue station Of the Baltimore and Ohio derot
and is in arapdy improving section of the city and an
elegant opportunity for investment.
TERMS OF SALE: The purchaser to assume an in
eunbrance OF about .O5S 30. due April 10. lsy2 the
balance one-half cash and the residue in six months
from day of SALE secured by deed Of trust prem
sold, with interest from the day sale or ali OF
tie balance may be paid in cash. the purchasers
option deposit of 800 each lot required at time
OF sale If terms of sale not complied with In iii
teen days from the day of sale the right to
resell the property. the risk and the
in purchaser after five days notice of resale in
Some newspaper published In WASHINGTON. D. {. An
convey anclng, recording, &c, at purchasers cost
app. -d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts
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sTREkT, on D sfREET AND on ( sTkfEff
n NokIHWhsT
nisi-ct II coinmbs n.ss ip Emit, 0S su. o. s
psn.ns s snS sSn and r SsT
Fuller are d-fendsnts, We will offer Tor sale %
O'CLOCK p NJ IN fr,nt 81 n, pr.1,,..s D.1t - or,.
insi 10; nufrfssr,,s Az. ~ al "a n-s.- y
"a and mr.. ~ ,ris,,n.i i,s ,r--S -, I'M -
square numb<rrd two and tx,n,N s.-
IN tie ,ity "a s.h,,s,,, ~ ~ ,--.l.
tanned within The ioiia.1ns 80, nj ,,,n ps
nns fine Of Norm N sf-..s =, a. .,,,,,t., 1911.
OF said lot numbered Ave (s1 AMI runnn, fl. ,..s
on said street twenty nine 1.s f.f Zen fioe ,,1..
thence north forty seven AZ let ..x en- ana
I'M inches 20 southeasf c.r,n.r =, -, ,.,,,e..i
seven %. thence west one hnnsr, g. - =,
street west thence nor1h on sasd Fi,s~,i -, 49,
forty seven az fset seven and one-i.f H., -.
thence east hundred fiOOg feet 10 81. -, n
lot numbered tlol theme. north 49,.
Whence east nve 90 feet ons-.slf = 49, ,kss
north seventy sin t5'D t inches 10 Sr-h 4
snrrtS Ilehee along said north twsntv-iour
~ ieet ten tlQ inches 20 the line lot nu1,l-r
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SHokT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDDEUTsCHER LLOYD g. & CO
Fast Express Steamers
. To southampton london. Hayrel, Bremen.
Spree. Tues, April p. 9am. N-rra We'd Arm
-. "a. n. AIler, Sat-. May, > noon. Lain. Iuss
May ,. i pm Ems. Sat-. May s. am Havel
Tues. May IL. - a N.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table lux urio
saioon appointments. lrices LIST calyn 100 aud uY
ward berth. according location; I'd cabin sd IN
aaui: steerAare II Ion Apply 20 l. h. illOOP
!rS-D Penn. ave. nt.,5
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FREDERIC d. MckENNEE Trustees
prSc,ssox ppos 1872 fm NV
OCEAN STEAMERS.

solicit
DONCANsON bhOS-. Aucttoneers- sp34 =
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TRUsIERs' sALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
sIRLkTs on d STREET. AND on 4 sTkEEI

DUNcaSsoS BROS. Auc,ioneers. oh and SITS n "
Alt2a-dkis
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Z.
HI Belgian Royal and Unitedststes Mail Steamers
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA
and
ANTWERP. ASfp%SERP
One Of the Shortest Routesto
PARIS AND DNDON.
Belgium. Holland. France. Switzerland, the Rhine
and Italy.
list cabin. second cabin. steeraee NJ low rates.
For rates of passase other Information arply TO
PEIEh WRIGHT SONS. General Agents u Bowl
ing Green. New Aork. TO a. W. MOSS ssl Pa ave..
Washington mh1-..a.,ln.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22

ernor in 1890 was, Republican, e14;l
Democratic, 268; total, 4s0. A diyis-
lon OF the hundredinto two election
districts would give each 2A0 TO $50 yot
ers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The navy department ks informed that
the gunboat Petrel has arrived at Port
Said on her way to China.
Mrs Isaac Dalch Bramen, who was borr
in East Bradford, celebrated her 10lsl
birthday in Georgetown, Mass, yesterday
George w. Coster, the district manager
for the Edison General Electric company
ut Denver, Colo, died in Schenectady, n. Y.
William Bowen, of Hammond, brake
man on the Rome and Watertown railroad
fell under freight car at Philadelphia
N. Y, and had his head cut off.
The Rev. A. G. Davis, travelling Ad
vent evangelist, baptized three women and
one man through hole cut in the ice in
the Merrimse river, and before shiverinu
crowd of 1,00o persons
At New Germany, Ont, Martin Rein
hNrdt, aged 90 years, without word or q
known motive plunged knife into tht
heart Of Michael Hauss, aged ss ysara.
killing him instantly.
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A NEFARIoUs INDUSTRY.
Secretary Rusk Stops the SlaughteringI
of Diseased Horses for Food.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The inspect
ors of the bureau of animal industry on
Long Island have unearthed an abbat-
toir at Newton creek which they found
to be devoted entirely to the slaughter
of broken down. crippled horses. Many
of these horses were diseased, and one
Of them affected with glanders. Ths
inspectors made 1t their business to
thoroughly investigate the destination
Of the carcasses. 1t was found that the
meat was corned and put up for export
's family beef.
The secretary of agriculture was al
onee communicated with, and he wired
he inspectors at the ports of shipment
| stop such exports, il possible, and i'm
nediately notify local boards of health
The dealer, having learned of this course
hanged his labels and undertook tS
hip the stuff abroad as horse meat.
Secretary Rusk, however. didnot pro-
pose to permit the intent of the law t.
be thus balhed, and he is advised nov
that DR.. Robertson, the chief inspector
of New York, and w. Judson Smith, o.
the burean, seized the entire lot oi
lseventy-hye tierces and turned it ovel
to the offal, dock, this action being nee
essary 10 prevent the shipment of thu
meat on the steamer Lepant0, which
sailed for Antwerp yesterday.
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a WholesaIn Murlerer.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 22. Six officer,
armed with Winchesters and requisi
ton, arrived in Memphis yesterday and
took Tall Hall, the Kentucky murderer
in charge and left with him for Virginia
John Wright, of Knox county, will Try
to intercept the train, and in order tt
avoid him the officers took circuitout
route. 1t is thought mob will talk
charge of Hall at Norton, Va, where b,
killed his last man. United States Mar
nhal Taylor says that twenty-seyen muir
ders have been traced to Hall He cheer
fully informed the officers that he woult
return to Memphis and kill Detective
Hendrick and Pryde and reporter
After he was taken in charge by tht
Virginia authorities requisition charg
ing Hall with four murders arrived, bu
it was not honored.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
Z nnta.-


Dye,nE and securing done. go King st.
Painful teething, collie, diarrh9a pre-
vented and cured by Hooper's anodyne
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
Go to Reeds now instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
Shiply street. N. r. Reed, manager.
Great variety oil slightly used pianos
aud organs at your own price. HE'D
Mems Hall Plano Warerooms.
Good chewing tobacco at Fell
heimer's at 30c. a pound, s12 Market
street and Front and West streets.
T. A. Shannon. TIC Market street and
720 Shipley street, is selling elegant
| canton flannel drawers at 25c, $50 and
SOC pair.
Now is the time to ordor your $500
| crayon portrait ut Cummings gallery,
So2 Market street.
An elegant assortment of birthday
and wedding presents, at Millard +.
Davis, 8 East Second street.
Nice cranberries only cents. Lima
beans 10. 9 lbs buckwheat 26 cents al
McVeigh's, 11th and Walnut streets.
Fellheimer is manufacturing fine
| handmade Havana filler for &C., S1s
Market street and. Front and West
streets.
DIR. Slmms' vegetable liver pills
sugar coated non-sickening and pain
less. are undoubtedly the finest ano
best liver medicines In our great coun
try.
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WAITING FOR THE END.
The Good Gray Poet Rapidly Nearing
the Grave.

CAMDEN, N. j., Dec. 22.--So surely Is
Walt Whitman, the aged singer of verse.
approaching the vale of death in his
little cottage that those around him are
counting the hours that separate hi
mortal life from the hereafter. He Is
utterly Frustrated by exhaustion, and
has lost great deal of his cheerfulness.
He admitted yesterday for the first time
that he was very i'll, but that it was only
one Of his 'sick spells, and soon would
be well again.
DIR, Daniel Longaker and DR.. Alex
ander McAllister, the attending phyBi
clans, held one consultation during tn,
day at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The
good, gray poet was not in talkativt
mood when they entered the room, but
became somewhat aroused before they
left. The physicians found that there
was considerable loosening of the skin
which is very bad sign, and that h,
was failing steadily. The right lung
still remained in perfect collapse, ant
the left one was so affected that it wa
doing no adequate service.
"The chances are" said DR.. Longakel
this morning, that Mr.. Whitman will
die today. cannot see how he will b
able to live any longer" Dr. McAllistel
added that the patients Temperature
was no higher than on Sunday. TIL
author of the Leaves Of Grass" is ex
pected to pass from this world inte tn
next by either of two ways. The mucu
may mount into his throat and chokt
him to death, or by reason Of sheer ex
haustion his heart may cease to beat
Which ever way it will be, the physi
clans believe that the end will com
softly; will come as sweetiy as beauti
ful dream, just the kind of death tina
the bard wishes to have.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
Canada's Predioted sensation,

MONTREAL. Dec. 29.-According tc
prominent Conservatives. what is likely
to cause tremendous sensation through.
out the dominion is to take place soon
The dismissal of the Meroier ministry
it is asserted, was only the first ster
against members of the recent provincial
administration. The intention of tht
Conservative leaders, it is stated, is tt
have Mercier and other members of tht
recent administration arrested Oh
charges of defrauding the provincial
treasury. Pacaud will also be included
in the arrests, and if the Conservatives
carry out their threats there will be u
big sensation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
g,R pE HARpTs
FOR SALE.
FIR SALE

Nos. Sol TO or Harrison street.
Nos. 500 and sO8 Van Burcn street.
Nos 600 aud COZ Van Buren, street.
Nos 1905 TO 1919 Pleasant street.
Nos. iSla 1875 and.i6lf Lancaster avenue
Store and dwelling 10Th and French
II none of the above suit come and get
list
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FOR RENT.

r osT-oN STREET CAR BETWEEN
IL Rising Sun and Madison street, u
pocket book. The finder will be reward
ed upon leaving II at the S. w. Cor. Clay
ton and Beech streets. d2l-ets
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Philadelphia Wilmington |
Baltimore K. r.
Nov. %, 1901.

NOV. ~, tSBl.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows /:
phllAIelpiila texpressj, | s., 81. 10. so
10. 60S ov9 0D, 947, I0O is. 10 40. ii 20 II M.
II o. a. li.. tI2 10. 5a, 0 0i. S OIL ig' 4 II
o., q 0j. TO6, 10 and 9 II y. IN. :"
Aeeonlnod alton, . 81, 55. 70s. s0s
~ y 70 s,, =, m; = -, z %. Il. %. 70 6io
Z %, 9 % 9 90. 3 II. 10 Ub Ii 20, ii 81 4. M,
10 o.. osG 100, I 10 ands 9 %. III,
oAecommodation, &c. 55, 4 05, s0s,.
g. %, Il 81 an 2; ln H.; a r u - 49, U.s. 2d,
10 Q, 10 40, Ii 81 a. M, sIa is, IL Is. i 81 81
Sga $40. IL. 500 % 2i. I Of. Is.
For Boston without change. $50 n. IN.
For West Chester, via LfInolrin. 6 is
aiin y 9. M, % and 40 5p, III.
For Newark tCentre) and In termediatc
rtns,nns, 4oa. m, u % and 3s y. NJ.
III av,i9 a 4; m. l2oa IA. 45 and 8 % p. M.
baltimore and Bay Line, 80 D. m.
o n inniIElmore ~ and Washington, 4 l6, 8 OIL,
aA aia 70, '6 Oh. 40. s 20 p. NJ, and i2 q
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
s go 10. 20 $50 p. m.. and il Oh night
1 FOR l:ewess 15a, m. Is7 y. IN.
3 Harrington. Belmar and way stations
H. 10 u. His ana " D. IN Harrington and
Express for Dover. Harrington and
Deiihaf, II lsa. h)., 80 p. IN a. ~ OIL night
EApress for Wyoming, % p. IN. Sinyr.
na accommodation, . q p.m IN.
E8press for Cape Churles, Old Poinl
might. -
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
dlmington lexpress|, $50. I 20. Z 27.s 81,
ls19, ~ ~ 70. ~ ~, Il ls n. m. .sI236, aga OF
n 40. Il 10. IL 30 p. m. and IL o3 night.
accommodation, 0 25. Z 10. 10 3S. Ii 81 q.
m., J ~. 2ss, ; 10. 4 %. 4 10. 622. s3a. oOa
10 A0and II SS d. m.
For Philadelphia texnresS. 16s os,
sI4 70. 90. 800, IL 81 .. IN, i 81 s0i. 5 0s
b ", s5, OF, OF, ., and . Il D. ,, m. "
oA,cccomnodatIon. 7eo O5, a. IN.
r. ~. ~; 10 70, 10, land 10 80 p. m.
~ 81. II. IN. o., s IS. 06, and . IL D. IN
Accommodation, 7 90, S Oh, a. M, IL 10.
! q, 70. 20 y and 10 3 p. m.
ii. aor % I a. Sew so t9rk i, texpressl. 15S 80
4 10, 6 90, 20 I'll, 7U6 y. m, AH
For Boston Without change, 656 p. m.
: For west Chester. via Lamokin, 8 o.
a. Foi'aew m seS 3sv Gssil. r M 30 p 10 os nien.
For Cape Charles, old Point ComforI
land Norfolk, IL oil night.
For Middlotown. Clayton, Dover, Wy
Ionlng, sitoh, harrington, brluBeFHto
baltimore and Washington, 40, 8 OF
~ II Q. M, IL 90, q, 20 O3, z 40, s 20 p. m
E and ~ 49night. Baltimore only, 0 90 p
M. and IL l3nlgbt.
. Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fo
Wilmington Tex pressl. 30, %. 10 II Il
a. MA II, 5 0s, q 81. 40, 81 81. IL ~ II ~
i lp. M, and IL OF 03night.
3 e Oj. 10. SO, 10 0S and IL 3s y. IN.
d For further information, passenger
are referred TO the ticket office at til
. Istation.
Trains marked thus ~ are Limited ex
iIpress, composed entirely of Pullman Pal
4 ior and Dining Cars.
SICHAS. r. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
: General Manager. Genl Passger Ag
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
RED L1oN EAST.

This Is one of the election districts
hat will need no division MS the whole
tote in 1890 was 295, divided as fol-
ows: Republican, ITO; Democratic,
.lE
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NOTICE.

IN Chester County Mutual Fire ant
Cyclone Insurance Company.
l will be at the following places on dates
named below; Odd Fellows Hal, Centre.
vile, Saturday. December 20. 1891, Mon
day, January 4, 1892. TESTERS store. Della
ware City. Del. Wednesday. January q
Wilson's Hotel Newark, Del. Friday
January g. ChrisLiana Del. Monday
January II, Allriches' store Glasgow,
Del. Wednesday, january 10, Suttont
drug store. ST. Georges.
Premiums can also be paid at Newpori
Bank, Jas. W. II. Watson treasurer, ant
at my oLIiec in Stanton to kicel w. Cham
bersi Hockessin, Thomas B. Chambers
1905 Market II, G. Gonrad's Office, to Iren,
Il. Chambers
JOS. II. CHAMBERS. Receiver.
dlS.tJil
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD
Sch hedulo III erect Nov. is. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, DEPOT
EAST BOIJND


TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
aE&press trains.
New York. week DAYS s30s. s7l7, " 4o
alvi5 a.mi.l2 "A So so. '5Ss, y 81 y. IN.
New OF: sunday :, so, '7il. 40 ss q.
I'm. 'i2 "a, s2hl, 1913. u 10 u. IN.
Boston, . 3S y. M, daily, with Pullman
Bunet sleeping Cars, running through to
Boston without change via PoughEeef.
sie Bridge, lhnling passengers in Is. s. NJ
Philndelphin, week days, % 0s. 90. sss
s7lT. Il 40 so. 's 0, 100, ~ 30, loo. slD3s.
al 81 a. nj, Il. a. o6, - 90 8 Oj 10, U5 Is is
7 Fl Phiiadelpiiiis., sandavs, 3 q, ca, .7I7,
7bO. 9O5, 40 o. itut M, ~ a, o0 - bl,3 O5
4lp, 50i,'5 ~, -. y '. 30. 10 Oh 80 55p. m
Chester week days. y o.. 90, 70, 2 Il,
a. M n %, .a5 so5 "a 40 IS o. 5. s45 3
~ 30, s 80, l0OO, ~ b5 p. IN.
Chester. Sundays. .aOs as, III. 7l9.
sos. siO 80, II 40 n. M, 90, - 3 1914 lo,505
> =, a, = e, 80 1000; 10 ], ?. m m:
~ "a $50 p. IN. Sunday, 'Il7 a. m,
oo p NJ WEST BOUND.
| baltimore anu Washington, a5t, 7ns
81, 40 VI a, n, sl2 10. Oh. 30, $40. .634
Baltimore and way stations. 7oa a. IN.
Baltimore and principal stations on
Philadelplnn Division. lUl u. IN. dnilya
Newark, Del, al 4 o., % A., 10 UB n. M,
sl2 10. 255 "a 40 '6s4.7 50. ~ 81, II lOp IN.
Piitsburg, "a a. M, .44O D. M, daily
Chicago, 5 a. am, 4 10 y. N, daily.
Cincinnati audsst, Louis, sl210 y. m.
and q 55 y. IN. both daily.
SinperlY accommodation, Z o. 9, M, 2 81
II 81 and II 10 y. m, daily.
Landenberg recommendation, week
days, 2 02, II 90 n. m., IS anu 453 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTREET
STATION.
For PAilAdelphIa, week DAYS. SIS. O 70
y u, IS %, ~ 81, y S5 a. M, IL ~. 40. 35B
: - p. M Sundays, 80 ~ M, ls i2. Is
' +; For Baltimore. week days.5 81, 8 so. g eS
1888, I'll s5 a. M, 45, p. IN. Sundays and
Baltimore and principal stations on
Philadelphia Division, 80 u. N. daily,
lexcept Sunday. Sundays 925 Il. m,
For Landenberg and way stations
week days, 80. 10 50a. m, IS, 5 90 p. IN.
Sundays. 20 a. IN. and 5 90 p. m.
Chicago aud PITT burg, IS 70 n. m. daily
exc pt sunday 81 h5 +. m. dEilv
| Cincinnati and St. Louis, sil35 a. M
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR Will,
MINGTON.
Daily. = 70, 6to, 735. SIS, sio.. 9ai
| 10 90, III 35 a. M, 10 noon, Il -,
a 30, . 90, 1910, 4 80, IS 10, go .55l.6 80.
SUNDAY, = d, 8 90, .sl5. 30, -o3s. 'looa.
Il 81, 80, s7aa slN l0l0, II 80 p. M.
one Nh la3
sFRates to western points lower than
via. my other line.
1T. DELL c. o. seuLI.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-22
Newfoundland and Canada,

PARIS, Dec. 22.-The Eclair publishes
an interview with Mr.. Fabre, the Cana.
dian commissioner in this city, in which
Mr.. Fabre said he felt certain that, il
view of the embarrassments which the
government of Newfoundland had Gre
ated in the relations between Canada
Great Britain and France, the imperial
government would insist upon the in.
corporation of the colony with the Do
minion of Canada.