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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
Domcstic 5ltuallons iUantco
Females.

Females.
LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
N, MENT HOUSE.-tor hotels ana pr.
late families; iirst-class male and ieHa!e
help, with references; city ana couno.S
At Mrs.. FLOYD'S, 1873 6ti.ave., 4th house
above l0th-st.
II, KINDS OF GERMAN SERVANTS
"A WItl nr,t-cass references always on
hand for ci5y or country. l. So, NEN
SCHE1N'S Employment once, 10 Su-a'e''
Nfh..t
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A pyEEr, sEMEyTs E,oE, THE NEW :, y,

a DVFR-r' SFMFNTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK IRlEuEE Will BE RE
tLIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
Ito Broldway, corner 20thst.. until 9
d. m. go Wet 1wcnty-thirt-s corner
stn.ayc. 49, 6th-ave. l55 Fouith-ave..
corner Fourte ntn--t.; go Ihiid-aNe cor.
ner Forty -, enth-st. 1.02G Thud-ayo.. near
Sat .nfSt--t. Los Firstaye.. 10G West
Fo,ty seco II. 0J2 Columbus ave.
i,l70 Nlth-lye., corner 72'-St.; ~
J. hnItv- st.. - Avenue \. / 1923 Thiid-avc..
aud the HARLEM OF FlCE. $50 East ono.
rel-and-twcntv-nfth.st. up 70 ; D. m.
ard 20j West one .hundr'd-aLd.twen ty-fiith.
ST., at .uiar Office rates.
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Hii5tcunUcous

4 MEXICAN PURCHASING CO.. 1.332
~ 3d.aVc. buys Tor cash. stores. mcr
thlndl-r. oNrrv deception. drygO'l s'"i =
hardware. groceries. ~ho -. hAtuFc~, lur-
rituro. &C.: civ or 'orrtf'.
IO%IEACrOk>. mining. dr,lnag'. quarry
Y pumps: chrap. -, -iiupl - pum9h- ON
rts loln.d upright ~'.rl bDil'r- cn .h. =
vat.r motors. NhNLIN'~. 100 l-t-'t'
j'f-ny city.
nIAMONDS.-Prlv parties having some
~ diamonds 10 sell for cash, ] VIII pHI-
chase same; no pawn tickets. AuuI'Sa
DIAMONDS. BOZ !. Tribune once.
ylIGHE~T PRICES PAID fr ladies'
II ct-t-oI clo,hnc. lewc'rf. bNc'i-Dfic'
etc. Nine. l.. NlNpIC. - 6ih-aNc.
NrATHAN'S. co GTH-AVE.-Tall value
Y raid for ca.t-oI clothing. CAL or al
DIS, Mr. or M. NATHAN.
nLD MAHOGANY FURNITrRE. oil
~ Silver. old Erlss. Cut Nla,-, on 'fcch-
cry. Boos- of all kinds Lol -ht Tor can.
Aidfc-. IOSDICK. Box Is. Tribune once.
a. TRY LIBERAL EUCrNPtNSE 10
- i.nn procuring U" good position tutor
secretary. teacher. travelling rompn'o1 &C.
cowpli.Lrd ,ducation. culture th"tungh,y
tout,r-ant with i've lan-u1tr~. GENILi.-
MAN. Tribune Uptown pihcr. LIS bNay.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gin neal estate 90 Get.

A SUITE OF ELEGANT OFFICES TO
II rnt at So Broadway; immediate pos
session. Inquire OF H.. y. CKUIK SHANh
g. CO, ZIG Broadway.
DESIRABLE HOUSES, unfinished and
~ furnished; al parts city. FOLSOM
IkOTHEKS, S34 Broadway.
HOUSES and FLATS, great variety, west
IL side. STEVENS, COlUmbue-aye., cor
Der 93d-st. COlumbus-aye and lCith-st.
CHORES, LOFTS ard OFFICES in AL
~ part- OF city at reasonable rents. FOL
som BROTHERS. S3i Broadway.
no LET-Be,t location in city; Offices
L in Ira House. 100 Nassau-,t.. opp0-
ste CITY Hall square; heat, light. &c. !;
Ient oderIte
10 WEST-ST, between Warren and Muir
20 ray stS.-StOrr building 3 stories
md water-ticLt bas ment; u let for one:
tire, five Or ten wears. AcdrC,s or cdli
rpon II. II. BOWMAN, 50 Park Row y. Y.
Civ.
non The finest 3--tCIy dwelling, %
SiiUOU 1T ia Harlem: hardwood cabi-
1T tliM. p1rqu"t floor. sor it1Ty plumbing.
tecOr.t q; everything frst-Cl1ss. Apply on
penis, 90 Wet l3ItA-~t.. near 1th-aNc.
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Oomcs,lr .jiIuatluns WanIco
-. 1A~1s

..,alcs.
oSfTlON as jcnltJr Of iirstcla5s non,e.
hr,t fercnces given as 10 i,..sli|
and capacity. Address D., Joo 5lan-.
T.Ts'i-T.NAN.-A good carriage washer.
[ a,customed 10 the care OF no -, Hi I
ing. running iawnmOwer ahd IHdhims A. Az.
self generally useful Wouia II"u ~ 'Trib.
une oMce. --------
II SEpl-I-NAN and GARDENER.-By
L roior.d man and wife man as safdeh.r'
care flowers, stock, drVlhs, ~. nloce.
care cf everything on Rehtl,hlah ann,
drSss. READY at the HOME BCREAC' loo
Gth-ayc.
go IIT-T,.NNN.-ao ,teadg man neat
[ about the nor good appcarahce very
VllIl%g ard obllc,ng; can furnish best rel-
crcnces. FLOYD's. 1873 0Lh-aye.
yrALET.-By an American to an American,
or English yoyager' IL. 81 boA 80
Tribune ONCE.
w AITER.-Staaly nan, p, wishes S pom pom
.nener' address H.. Western Union Hotel
sa;NTTTR.-By Gr@t-clls. waiter in ho, .b
w or restaurant: southern man ma go{o
references ana !, VIII Tibay worT 1ps IT,.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MEN !; !,
thIv vGDN AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES:
10 i93s broadway. corner Thir'y'h mstii i
M 90 west Twenty.third.st corner
PP:b. H'i i53 6th-ave 152 Fourth'aye.'
coinar Fourteenth st. 700 Third ave. cor,
mr. Forty.seventh St. 02e Ihifd'aNoee' W Yea
For 'yy.'"'ic0nd.st 092 Columbn s.;
ITO Nlnth-ave., corner lZI,st. "
/, lertv. St, - Avenue \. .32S Tnlfo'aNe:'
md thu HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East one
hundred and -twentv-tifth- 50. up 10 D.. n.
and 2O0 West onehundrcd -and-twenty-hfth'
St, az regular Office rates.
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tl)ork tOanteo.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY who has had thorough
"A experience a, boobkcrp"r and cashier
dr-lTr, situation ne an ONrr; best rci'r-
cncrs. BOOKkEEpER. $50 East 21th-,t.
n OMPtTLNT -tcnosnph"r and type
y witrr, operating R"n.lr rion and can.
efupI. dc.lrs position; s1luN moi.Ut".
Addrrs- y. W.. Palnc's cuisines, College,
q. Bowcry.
hIAMO$D> watch lrwriry delivered :;
" easy payments: -lmp. mt upon ir.
quest. SYNDICATE WATCH CO., II
Fast Iith.st.
T. DUCNTTD LADY. capable. export.
IL cnccd amanuon>>. wi>hr, p rnhnent
situation at fair salary a. .tcnocrapher and
typewriter: god refcrenccs. T.. 6oi Dia-
mond-~t., Hudson. y. Y.
=, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Young woman
- We'll educated. rapid and acrrrttr
,t"nOcapher and typewriter; best r'i'r'
'nccs, salary Sl2: E.uiurton machine.
Addrr>, MERCANTILE. Tribune onicc.
STENOGEAPuER and TYPEWRITER.
- ~ competent wOuani k-mn tom and
Caieraph operator: best references nom
Iainc'~ Hu-iu,s, college; modcrat' sa.irl.
address STENp. Los lst-,N,.
SEhL JACK FITS rrrmllcI; l. years Eng
- li-h experience. und late 81 4. g. Gun
Tiers. jth.1Sc. Mrs. BARKER, llO West
3J,h--t.
YYPEWRiTER.--Want, position: a.
4 cuIatr; fair speed; saln.y m"d'rntc.
Address REMINGTON. Potter building.
Room ~.
YPl.WEITING IN bcst style; shorthand
D notes taken at office or residence; ref
,r-ncr.. t. author. Miss BROWN, Judge"
Uuilding, 40 5th-aNc.
NOUNG LADY. good .tcnoeaphcr and
I Cai!graph cp rator. ato plain book
fceplng dc lies position; ta'ary. g. 20
Crntre-st.. Orange. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

bNIf. - - At'E.
- " lawrcnr". I. T.. an elegant cottage
81 IL conmodious rooms, besides bathroom.
&c; fully furnished; situated in view o.,
thc ocean, and minutes from station |;
lawns and shrubbery, stable and coach.
mouse; running water and all modern i'm.
pfoNements. Apply TO KANANhGH, real
estate AGENT, near station. or \. p. MAN.
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Gcnntrn Real Gstate 60 Ect

EAST ORANGE. y. J.-For rent-One
= extra inc house. with all improvements
Address JOHN w. RUSSELL. 200 B'way.
GARDEN CITY. Long Island To let
NJ houses, with all mode ri Improvements.
lncluding gas aud water from public wo.ks
rent $500. $500, $500. ~ 200. unfuraish-I
Dress l.. II. g NLlFf. Agent. Garden civ.
l.: l.. or WILLIAM a. WHITE & SONS.
10 Broadway, Ncw-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

A WOMAN. under 80, shortly olsen
! n gagged, would like the charge Of grow
| ing Children, to teach or help WIN thelr
| sJ4dic~ has a good English education; can
tach Tudlmcnts OF music and German would
b. companion, 90 in Publishing house
or writer in an office; In fact, AXE any re-;
| spectable position where wOrthiness would
| be appreciated Address MARY SLADE,
| Itrat, star y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

a WTENrION.-Parties whose early edu-
a cation has been neglected may secure
the services Of refined Christian iady,
experienced. successful teacher. Tor pleas
ant home and fair salary; or as companion
10 and assist elderly lady IN household cares
would travel Requirements, English, mathe'
mates, French. music and f.ncy work corn.
iny,yher,; references exchanged. Address
With full particulars, FOR one month,
TEACHER Overlook Place NeW0CrZ. y. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
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FOR RENT.

IoR RENT-HoUsE. NO g. BEING
II the Southeast corner of Fourth aud
Shlpley streets suitable for nice board
Ing house. Apply at tho store. ap-1S-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
FOR UNIVERSAL FREEDOM.
Arranging for the Meeting of the
Pan-Republican Conaresa.

Arranging for the Meeting of the
Pan-Republioan Congress-.
PHLAbELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Leagued to-
gether for the promotion of the growth
of new republics the committee to ar
range fof the Participation congress
to be held in 1893 met in Independence
hall vest rday to begin two days SEES.
sion. 1t was small though notable
gathering of men and women whose
names stand for much in various
branches Of activity.
There were Professor l.. Bach, vice
secretary Of the patriot Kossuth; Gem
eral John P. Palmer, commander-in-
chief, and Captain John Taylor quarter
master general of the Grand Army of
the Republic; William D. Cable, Harry
Friedman, Of Atlantic City, custodian
Of American history for the committee;
DIR. II. y. Leevandewski, who has suf-
fered in Polands cause; Rachel Foster
Avery, Josiah Collins Pumpelly, of New
York; Colonel Ethan Allen and many
others.
There were also the governor of the
state and the mayor Of this city side by
sue on me presiding ofhcers emlnence
to give welcome to the visitors and
official tountenance to efforts on behalf
of freedom.
The afternoon was devoted TO ad-
dresses and the work of organizing, as
an outgrowth of the scheme for a pam
republic congress in the Columbian
year, Il Mother body, to be called the
Human Freedom League, to embrace
all bodies interested in obtaining liberty
for the oppressed or founded on princi-
pies consistent with the idea of SELF
government.
The evening was occupied with n
mass meeting in the Academy of Music
which, though it lacked in numbers.
was as representative us the other meet.
ingS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The custom receipts at the port of New
York fDr the first ten days OF October were
y, ssI ,i56. For the same days last year
they were "a So. ,932
The official statistics of the Spanish
foods show that the number OF victims of
the terrible foods in Consuegra does net
exceed Co.,
Mrs. Patchatt, of New York, recently
had diamond ring, valued at $3.50 stolen
from her room. The ring has been re.
turned to her by a Catholic priest, who oh
tanned it through the confessional.
Mrs Fernandez, q Mexican woman of
San Francisco, left her three youngest chill
dren NJ an upper room in charge of her
daughter Mercy, aged 10. Mercy locked
them in the room and went to play. The
children knocked over lamp and set fra
to the room. Two were rescued, but the
youngest, Grace, aged 4, was burned to
death.
Jacob M. Bowker, who committed sui
eide by drowning at New York, attached a
heavy iron weight to his neck before tax
ing the fatal plunge.
The body of a girl between 10 and 10
years old, with her throat cut, was found
floating in the bay off Liberty Island, New
York harbor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

What man or woman will deny that n
good dinner is present delight. Equal
Is nnueniuble Is il that when n well
digestion, rapture is converted INFO tor.
tufe. Don't charge your dyspepsia to
yunr dinner, No, my dear sir, your gas
trio department WIS out of order to be
gin with. Had you regulated Il with
IIostettCr's stomach Bttcrs, the cargo
that you took Oh board would have
becn comfortably slowed away without
the slightest Inconvenience. This in
comparable stomHcAic entirely reforms
faulty digestion, nnd regulates, besides
the liver and the bowels, which must
net tremendously with the digestive or
gan, or all three fall out OF gear, Take
the BllteIs for kidney and llemaIic
complaints, and III all cnscs Of uinlafia.
Asa tonic, appetizer and promoter of
conValescence 1t hns ne peer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. celved at the office OF the Supervls-

ISEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
10 ceived at the office OF the Supervls-
ing Architect, Treasury Department.
Washington. ID. c., until . o'clock p. m, on
the 2nd day of November 1891 for all the
labor and materials required for the
stone. brick. iron, copper work, APP
lproachcs, etc. of the superstructure of the
| U. s. Court House Post Once etc, build
ing Mt Wilmington. Delaware. in accord
lanco with the drawings and specification,
copies of which may be had ut this office
Tor the Office OF the superintendent at
Wilmington, Delaware.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for sum not less than .
per cent. OF the amount of the proposal.
The Department will reject all bids ro-
lceiyed after the time stated for opening
the same; also bids which do not comply
strictly with all the requirements OF this
Invitation.
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes
scaled aud marked" PROPOSAL for the
iStone, Brick. Iron. Copper work. APP
lproaches. etc, of the Super structure
lOf the U. s. Court House. Post Office. etc,
building at Wilmington, Delaware" aid
addressed TO W. j. EDBRookl4 Super
wishing Architect. DC tober ?, 1881.
o2-bt-e-o-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
pArT1sok URGES REMOVALS.
The Governor's Sweeping Charges
Against Magistrates,

The Governors Sweeping Charges
Against Magistrates.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 18.-Governor Pat
tison issues another proclamation asking
the removal Of certain magistrates and
constables Of Philadelphia. The paper
charges that many Of the magistrates
of courts In Philadelphia have been
faithless and dishonest In the perform
ance OF their official dutissI that many
OF said magistrates, together with the
constables attached 10 their courts,
have been participants In o conspiracy
TO cheat ard defraud the commonwealth
OF Penney wanna In the collection of de-
linquent mercantile license taxes in the
city and county of Philadelphia, by
which large sums of money have been
lost to the commonwealth, and that
many OF said magistrates and constables
have been guilty Of bribery by the pay
ment OF money to John Bardsley, late
treasurer of the city and county Of
Philadelphia, in order to influence the
official action of the said John Bardslsy
and Others for the purpose OF obtaining
control and jurisdiction of the suits
against delinquent dealers In Philadel-
phia, it being alleged and believed that
the sum Of $3.50 was paid by each magis-
trate before whom such suits were
brought in the year of 1889 and the
year 1890, to the said John Bardsley,
for the personal use and private gain Of
himself and others.
Whereas, in the year 1880, the sum of
$S1, 81 $50 was paid to Israel W. Dur
ham, Horatio b. Hackett, William H.
List, James F. Neall, johnson Roney,
Benton @. Severn, Robert R. Smith,
Thomas w. South and John T. Thomp-
son, magistrates of Philadelphia, as
magistrates and constables costs in suits
against delinquent dealers in Philadel-
pnla, from which suits no collections
whatever were made for the use of the
commonwealth; and in the year 1890
the sum Of $31 1890 was paid to Will
lam b. Ahern, Israel w. Durham, Hora-
ito b. Hackett, James F. Neall, Am
brose T. Pullinger, Thomas Randall,
johnson Roney, Robert r. Smith, and
Thomas W. South, magistrates of Phil
adelphia, as magistrates and constables
costs In suits against delinquent dealers
In Philadelphia from which suits no
collections whatever were made for the
use OF tho commonwealth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

my ANTED-FoUR WHITE COOKS,
Hh for Wilmington and Philadelphia
wages $3.50 per week; 8 girls for general
Ihousework aud girls for Newark, New
lport and Christiana s.. A No. 1 colored
cook. Good reference. Wish sltua-
tons dmcn for farm work. Apply at the
Delaware Intelligence Office. Ninth and
Madison streets. og-st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
SarsapariIIa

ind was cured."-H. Hinkins. Riverton, Net
repaired by De. !. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mans
sold by all Druggists. Price 81; sig bottles, Of
Cures others, will cure yol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

81. Louis, Oct. 18-Tw0 committees
representing the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Section Foremen of America and
the Railroad Order of Trackmen OF the
United States held meeting in this
city, tile outcome of which meeting will
doubtless result in the consolidation of
the two orders and will undoubtedly
prove beneficial to the interests OF track
foreInen in general.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
cRATEFUL-coMFoRTIMc
EPPS' COCOA
BREAKFAST,

"By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
a careful application of the fine proper
ties of well-selected Cocoa. MIR. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with Il
delice tely favored beverage which may
save us many heavy DOCTORS bills. 1t is
by the judicious use of such articles OF
diet that n constitution mity be gradual
ly built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are fo9 ting around us
ready to attack wherever there Is q weak
point. We may escape many a fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourisll.
ed frame."-Ctvif Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water OF
milk. Sold only in half pound tins by
grocers, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs & CO., homeopathic
Chemists London Eng. j3-mts,-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
It's COnling:

The time when you will want
a Fall Overcoat or heavy
Suit. So do not forget that
we are in it-as the saying
is-with a most complete
line of all the leading shades
in Overcoats for the young
men, and at popular prices.
And in Suitings we have
some very pretty effects in
double reasted, with double
breasted vest, which makes a
nobby Suit. And for boys
and children's Clothing you
will make a mistake if you
do not see them before you
purchase elsewhere.
Also, full line of Gents
Furnishing Goods.
The b e ST unlaundered
white shirt in the city for so
cents. We sell this Shirt
for a few days only, as we
have a limited number.
All goods marked in plain
figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

Said gentleman In our presence:
usually let a cold OF cough go as i
comes. but had a very bad one some
time ago, and the way it worked
thought It wanted to take me alonl
with it. So to prevent ii went to DIR
Simms' store and got bottle OF hii
white Pulmonic Balsam, used it &C
cording to directions and the cougl
was gone and ] was left. 1t is til,
best lung medicine in tho world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

Try Bush,s coal. You will lilteit.
American Laundry. CO., West Front st
Try Bush's coal. You will surely like IT
Cnpping and leeohing, los L. Second ST
Dyeing and securing done, 40 King st
Brazilian Balm cures colds. caturrh, etc
Fine lsls rings at Hanrs, Is h. Fourth
Cupping and teaching by Geo. b. Metz
uer, No. los East Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
Nearly Wiped Ont by Prairie Fires.

HURON, S. D., Oct. 13.--The town of
Hitchcock, twenty-five miles from
he e, Oh the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad, came near being swept out Of
existence by prairie fires 1t was saved
by the arrival of a special train with
forty firemen and apparatus. Several
farmers suffered the loss of buildings.
The people are greatly alarmed about
prairie fires, and a careful watch is be.
ing kent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
SI2 to Pittsburg and Return October
18th to 18th via u, & q, RR

On the above dates the b. & o. r. II.
will sell tickets to Pittsburg and re-
turn good until October 17th inclusive
at rate OF $l2, This low fare has been
made ON account OF meeting of A. o.
U. W. Trains leave 4.56 a. m, and
300 p. m, daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
Philadelphia, Wilmiagtca
Baltimore r. r.


Trains will leave Wilmington ms folr,~-.
p n e phla texpressl. 50, SIS. ana
II & a. 'Ea 1 ~ ~ w, 10 g 10 a3li ~ i q
Q 81. . Of, 40, u, rs and o Ie ~
Accommodation, 81, 055 AZ ela
~ 20 a. a. ~; Il Us. - IS. 4ss. 70 ia
For Chester texpress), ItEesa zso.
90 W, II, II 20, II 81 u. M, " s., NJ
5jC, 40 0B, ! rs and o l2p. m.
IA Accommodation, 8 81, IS. o5, ana
n a. %; Il u wa. M, AS, SI5. ". 70. I'D
New York. j %. Is. 4 20. 6 30. 9 sssm
1917. 10 20. ii 81 a. M, az 10. IL 81 -
~ ~ ~ , 1o y; Il, . 81 % ri. 81. is
t t s9s on without Change. SIS .. m.
for West Chester, via Ii inoIsins S
aI FaS Ns .; M, = 3 and J a. p. NJ.
a., t ~ newark tCentrel aud Intermediates
stnntinns, 4Oa. M, L. 81 nnd 9 80 i. M.
IA pIaltimore and Intermediate Stations.
anI H. y; m. lg0d Il, - and 0 % D. IN
baltimore and Bay Line. s ., n M
baltimore and Washington / ar a an
4 81 X o 10 and II Goa. M, l2 Oh, 81 ii. e9s
niabee 70 % OF. 80. 5 20 p. m, and II y
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
Smew Castle. SIS. II 20 a. m. AZ
1 1TVb a. 6 Is. 90 $50 p m. and Il q
For Rehoboth I5a. IN. asorm
Harrington, Deltnar ANA " J J. ~,
70 a. M. and I 4s y. IN ""S stations.
press ior Dover. Harrington a,ad
IPis'raI, "a - H. NJ. and 1901 night
n. M press ior Harrington. $50 ard 100
= Express Tor Cape Charles OLD po,,.
S y y, e, and Norfolk, Ii is a. M, ma
,vL Leave Philadelphia, Broad street foe
n \, Inning ton lexpressj. $3.50. 20, 25,s ID.
s'dY' logo 10 SS Il ls u. M. sisao, so.9 "a
II "a n NJ ~, ~ ~ 80, ~. go. 40. II u
accommodation, o 95. Z "a. 10 %. II Is a
~, 50 22s, 10. 4 %. 4 10. GO. s IS, iD1i
10 40and II IS u. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress,. "a a.
AZ n.y. %; 9O9' u Ola. M, l 81 aoi, 5tT.
10 Accommodation, 7ll sos. a. M
~ 10. y, "a, . 90 and 10 80 p. IN. -
FOR Chester tcxpressl, / 55 a5a Ga,
M d. a. M. $ lI,S5j I o., % and u D.
A1.ceom,nmaosdation, 7 90, 8 o5, a. m. IL ia,
. T % M new = "a fqrE texpressh l55 asa
Alo. i7,6 56,G O6. % Fl, 2o6 and 10 80 i. IA.
For Boston witloue change, sos n. m.
For West Chester, ria Lainokin, So
For New Castle, . 80 p. M, IL Os nighs.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Colnfors
and Norfolk, IL OF night.
For Middlotown, Clayton. Dover. wg~
oming. FELTON,, Harrington, Dridgsville.
sentord, Laurel aud Delmnr, IL oil night
N baltimore ana Washington, A 10. ! oI.
~ y 4, NJ. II 0G, ~, 20 O3, 40. 20 p. m.
IN. and IL Is might
n, Leave Philadt iphla, Broad street. for
wilmington texpressl, 90, 20, 0 10. II Is
a. M Il, 0s, 65T, ~, sS5. II IL IL -
Accomnodation' ) d, 10 IS a. IN. I2ss
o.. 10, $ 30, 10 o. nndll SO \. III.
TOE further in formation, Passen8era
station.
Trains marked thus(lare Limited.sx-
press. composed entirely OF Pullman Par
ior and Dining Cars.
CHAs, f. PUGH, J, II. WOOD.
GENERA Manager. Gen'l Pass ger Aes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

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